HOSPITAL NEWS
Rv Carr.j.Uil Uxlr.fiierv. dlt
rr.lsed; Garnet Burre. Condon.
dlwr.Ud; Michel KellOfg.
Heppner. dUrnl!: Trlna Rill,
llrrpncr; Henry Skinner. Hepp
ner; Karen Blake, Urt imer, dli
mluwd: Janet lUunlt llermla
i.n, dlmled; Eugene Hall.
Heppner; Bulah Johnson. Fot
AUmia Edmonton. Heppner;
ErneM Wlnrherter. Heppner. dls
mled; Airy Madden. Lonerock;
EJna Muiikrr. llngton; Ro
Mrhol. Heppner; Sara
June. Heppner; Frank Robinson,
Leitlngton; Audlne Bergstrom,
Heppner: Bill Greenup, Heppner;
Lol Ring, Heppner; Dal Sar
gent. Klnrua; Darrell Schel,
Heppner; Margaret Kirk. Hepp
ner. To Mr. and Mm. Larry Sim
mom. Heppner, a 6 pound one
ounce ton. Troy Wayne, born
April 13.
ton. Klnzua. a 8 pound 12 ounce
To Mr. and Mr. Jamca Shcl
daughter, Judy Lynn, born April
16.
"PLEASE RETURN FLOAT"
The Little Ltogu roam,
ben ask the person who bor
rowed tha "float" land lav
eler from tha League llald
iomi tint ago to pleas re
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HARDMAN
APRIL 22
Muiic by Roy'a Band
Supper Served
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Mustangs Split
Series With
Stanfield Tigers
Bf HEAL JEM LAND
llrppner High Mustangs dia
mond aquad apllt a two jama
series win the Stanfield Tigers
Uit week.
Friday night on th Stanfield
diamond Heppner became tha
vlctlma of pitcher Jerry Voaa at
he led hi team to a 1-0 victory.
Voia allowed only two hlu.
walked aeven and atruck out 12
of the lleppner boya. Tuealay af
ternoon on the home diamond
Heppner turned around and wal
loped the Tigers 9 1. Tom Green
waa credited with the victory at
he went the diatanc. Heppner
eot aeven hits and three walki
off Kip Clark.
Friday night ureen anowco
two hlta. walked alx and atnick
out eight
Qi.nfipM pot In only run in
the third Inning aa Wooda came
cross on a walk that aent pan
or to first with the bases loaded.
Heppner never got In aeorlng
tuition hut did manage to gat
three men on aecond baae.
Tuesday afternoon iieppner
came back after their defeat to
wallop the Stanfield team.
Heppner acored two runa in
the first inning and in the aec
ond they tallied four more. Shan
Applegate. Tom Claaa. Dick
Springer and Larry Green each
scored in the Dig inning,
in th third lnnlnz Heppner
got two more runa and in the
fourth they tallied their final
run.
Heppner will play at Umauua
next Tuesday in a doubleheader.
Six? AH 6-footers? In one compacl?
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CXFLOOE THl CLAIM
SMALL COMPACTS.
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show owir
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Becky FulMon,
Neil Bcamcr
Place At Shows
GSM rar eld Becky FullHn.
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Rale
Fulleton, la making a name for
herself In hor competition,
having placed two consecutive
Sundaya at the Mustang Spring
Show In Tendleton. In the first
go around. April 9. h won first
place In the stake race, last Sun
day. sh placed second. Becky
rldea her fathera quarterhors.
Smokey Joe.
Becky, who waa Just eight the
7th of thla month, haa be-n rid
ing "ever atnee she could sit
In a saddle." according to her
mother. Last year waa the first
time ahe entered official com
petition and ahe won two races
st the Morrow County Rodeo.
She also received third place In
her age group (Including up to
12 yeara of age for the most
points won In events over the
year at the annual Day Day
sponsored by the Heppner
Wranglers. All membera of
Becky'a family ride; she has two
sisters who have won many
prizes and her father Is well
known In horse competition
throughout the area.
Nil Besmer. Heppner. U an
other winner at the Spring Show
to whom winning is not new.
Last Sunday he won the bull
dogging event and placed second
In the professional calf-roping.
April 9 he won second in bull
dogging and split third and
fourth place In calf roping. In
1960 he placed champion in the
Northwest Rodeo Asso elation
calf roping, was runner up In
bulldogglng and In the all
around for the year's events.
Others attendlne the Mustang'
Spring Show last Sunday from
here were Mr. and Mrs. non cur
rln and Judy. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Daly and Rolce Fulle-
ton.
There will be two more go
around In the spring shows.
Former Resident
Dies At Portland
Mr J O. Haeer. HenDner. has
received word of the death In
Portland ADrll 10 of Bess Stone,
74. Services and burial were at
Baker, April 13.
Mrs. Stone and her husband
Bert came to Heppner In 1910
and lived here until the early
1930's. He was employed as a
saddle and harness maner Dy
the Gene Noble Harness and
Saddle ShoD. They moved to
Pendleton, then lived at Stan
field a number of years, before
moving to Haines, where ne aiea
in 1952.
Mrs. Stone was born In Baker,
June 8, 1887. The couple had
no children.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Stone were
well-known In the area and she
visited here often after moving
from Heppner.
Court Proceedings
Raymond Wlnslow, failure to
stop at stop sign, fined $15.00.
Jim Erwln Lynch, switched li
cense plates, fined $5.00.
Phillip Oliver Bievms, ianure
to stop at stop sign, fined $15.00.
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Band Carnival
Raises Large fund
The Band Carnival was a big
ntmt tit:!: a tctal rf ever fl?""
raUed, according to Paul Warren.
Band Parent Club president. All
expenses of the event have not
been figured, but the committee
reported this was not expected
to h muf h more than $300
The money will be used to
tureha additional band uni
forms for music itudents next
year.
A MirhlU-ht of the evening was
the crowning f a carnival king
and queen. Selection was made
by popular vote of gTade school
students f.-r their candidate,
and hlh fwhr. student for
their representatives. Eighth
praders Barbara Blake and
Wayne Evans were candidates
of the grade achool; Laura Lee
Sumner and David Proudfoot for
the high school. Jars were placed
at the carnival and the public
could vote for their choice, one
vote for one penny. The eighth
graders won. with over $10
counted In votes on the contest.
Queen Barbara and King Wayne
were presented with toy poodles
following the crowning cere
mony. Members of the carnival com
mittee said that ! took the co
operation of many people In the
community to make such a suc
cess and stated that they wish
ed to express their appreciation
to all those who took part.
Six File For
Three School
Board Positions
Three positions on Morrow
County School District Board are
to be filled at the school elec
tion May 1. according to Robert
Van Houte, administrator.
Seeking election is Dick Wilk
inson, Heppner, who has served
five months by appointment fill
ing the unexpired term of Alvln
Bunch for the Heppner rural
zone. Wilkinson is unopposed
for the one year term.
Harvey Warner, Irrigon, has
served one year representing the
Irrigon zone and Is now running
for a five year term. Also seek
ing this position are Dan Hill
and Shirley Ritzer, Irrigon.
Harold Baker, Boardman, has
filed for a three year term from
the Boardman zone. He was ap
pointed to fill the place of Henry
Gantenbein and has served eight
months. He Is opposed by Robert
Sicard, Boardman.
Local Talent
To Be Featured
The Heppner P.T.A. Talent
Show is scheduled for p. m.
Anril 28. in the hleh school gym
Areordins to chairman Gordon
Pratt, a well-rounded program
has been lined up, with acts
ranging through a wide variety
of talents.
Funds raised by the show are
used for the years program oi
the local Parent-Teacher's As
sociation activities and consists
of the only fund raising project
for the year.
Dealer
ler CLis - ie,
6 or V-S
Wot M kUuuLuxl of
eominut oar oa-eIleio
I NEVER THOU6HT THERE
WAS SO MUCK COUKMT
6PACE IN A KAMStBKf
Early Anglers
To Get Catch
proi-rt for fli;lng In Mor
row and I'matilla eountie ar
emt-llent. Pav Herheroth. dla
trlct flhery atent, told mem
bera of llcpner-Morrow County
Chamber of Comment? Monday
noon.
Herkeroth U with th Oregon
State Came Commlmlon, atatlon
ed at Pendleton. He reported
that water condition! wer ex-
erptlonally good for atoiklng of
fUh In the area thia year aue
to low t now pack In the moun
tains Normally early atock of
the atreama la flooded out of
the creeka. making early aeaaon
fUhlnc poor. Thla year the water
i not rlletl. flooding due to anow
run off U below normal, and
fUhlng condltl&na should be
good from the beginning of the
aVOHOIl.
Willow creek received 1.000
fUh. Rhea creek 1.000. and the
Cutaforth Park pond 1.000 yea
terday. Tlie fish planted are be
tween eight and one-half and
nine Inchea long.
The McKay reaervolr haa Juat
been completely cleaned of trash
fish, the water haa had a ret
so that food production haa built
up. It has been re stocked, and
fishing there should be excellent.
Some 680.000 fish were released
there last year for fishing this
season; 100.000 flngerllngs have
been released this year with
200.000 more to be planted later
In the season.
Though plans for Bull Prairie
Lake are not completed. It Is an
ticipated that a mixed stock will
be planted there, with Rainbow
trout and Eastern Brook trout
making up the population. If
carried out this will provide the
only area where Eastern Brook
trout are planted In the Heppner
vicinity.
A State Game Commission
film outlining the work carried
on In providing fish for anglers
was shown by Game Warden
Glen Ward.
Ward said that 157.000 deer
were killed in Oregon last year.
11.000 more than ever before. At
10,800 the elk kill was also
of an oil. time hleh. The trend
In deer population shows a "real
good population came through
the winter." Ward said and stat
ed that hunting conditions
should be good next fall.
Oregon has been either first
or second In the nation in deer
killed since 1953, Ward said.
The pheasant population Is
also good In the county, and
hunters should have good game
bags during that season.
NORENE APPOINTED
Dr. James Norene has been ap
pointed to the public relations
committee of the Oregon Veter
inary Medical Association, ac
cording to an announcement
from Dr. Ray Storey, Molalla,
president of OVMA.
CARD OF THANKS
Wp the members of the Band
Carnival committee, wish to ex
press our appreciation to tne
Hon! n rents, the merchants of
Heppner, and all the people of
the community for their contri
butions and work that was done
to make the Band Carnival this
year a great success. "
Paul warren, Marcei junra,
Kenneth Peck, Clifford Wil
liams, Donald Clark, Gor
don Hutchens, Wayne Sny
der, Arnold Melby
FRIDAY
Peck's Grocery
PECK'S
CM
Clou Confirmed
At Sr. Porrick'i
The biisert data in St. Pat
rkk Catholic chuKh hlatory
u confirmed by Th Mt Kv.
Francis P. Ullfi. D D- ,h
church April 11.
Other Catholic difinitartr- at
tending the arrvlie er h
Rev. John OBtlen frum Pilot
Rock; the fU-v. Patrick Lunham
from Condon; and the Rev. Leo
pold O Klodan. OFM. Tap from
HermUton.
The data was made up of
rhildren and 21 adulta.
Children confirmed weie: F-arl
Ayrea. Robert and Suan Baker.
James Barclay. Phillip Blakney.
Day Daggett. Herbert Davldnon.
Michael Davidson. Maureen and
Nancy Doherty. Jamea Doherty.
TrWha Farley. Karen and Verlna
French. Jean Marie Healy. Paul
Hlsler, Mary Margaret BoyaJn.
Gregory and Ricky Johnston.
Rutsell Kilkenny. Robert Laron.
Rojier Leonnlg. John and James
McElllgott. Sandra McDonald.
Patrick and Cecilia McElllgott.
David Marlck. Michael Masey.
Teresa Monahan. Margu trite
Moore. Paul Mueller. Dennis
ODonnell. Janet Palmateer,
Thomas. Carol and John Raw
Una. Janice Snider. Marsha Sow
ell and Sheridan Wyman.
Adults were: Max and Grace
Ruschke. Patrick and Karen Cuts
forth. Jerry Daggett. Mildred Da
vldxon. Jerry Dougherty. Delbert
Fnii'tt. Florence Larson. Gregory
Uyva. Melba Miller. Micky Mon
ahan. Opal Mueller. Albert Pal
mateer. Alice Ployhar. Richard
Roblson. Alice Serlvner. Herman
Stroeber. Wilbur Worden. Mar
ilyn Kellogg and John Larson.
A reception was held for the
new members In the parish hall
following the service.
T.B. And Health
Meeting Tuesday
The Tuberculosis and Health
Association meeting will be held
Tuesday. April 25, at the Epis
copal parish hall. It will start
with a potluck dinner at 6:30
p.m. The ham. rolls, and coffee
will be furnished.
State tuberculosis control offi
cer. Dr. Ambrose Churchill, will
be the guest speaker at the
meeting.
An invitation Is extended to
any Interested persons to attend
this dinner and meeting.
NO LEXINGTON NEWS
Due to tha death oi W. E.
McMillan, father of Lexing
ton correspondent Delpha
Jones, there is no news col
umn from Lexington this
week.
Visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Wrieht during the
week end was Joan Wright who
brought a friend, Ann awiey
from Spokane. On Saturday
evening, Joan was honored on
her birthday at a family dinner.
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Father Of Yeor
Nominations Lag
Mr ftot-rt Riir.die. Father of
th Year chairman fr Marrow
county. W.d tadsy that n ex
t-nlon of deadline for filing the
name of candidate fur count
Father f the Year had be-n
made to April 22.
Selection of a county Father
of the Year U annually mad
hv the CjW IMki. Candidate
ran be made from ar.y youth
group, church cri:matin. 4 it
group, school uth group.
The ponrtng irnitlon U
to make up a to;y on the aetlv
Hie of the nominee, stating
their reaon for chootdng him.
Judging U done on thl atory of
the candidate's act Ml It-, the
Judges not knowing who Is be
ing chosen until a derUlon U
reached. The- lists of urthltle
should be turned In to Mr Brin
die by Saturday.
Not many candidal- luve
bH-n selected by youth of the
county and Mrs. Brlndlo ured
all youth group to enter some
one for thl honor.
The county winner will be
Judged In the state contest In
May.
Cutsforth Buys
Cleveland Ranch
Orvllle Cutsforth. Lexington,
ha signed a contract to pur
chase the Howard Cleveland
ranch four mile cast of Heppner
on Willow creek. The 4.200-acre
ranch Includes the old Cleve
land home ranch and the Bruce
Kelly ranch, which adjoin each
other.
About 200 hend of Shorthorn
cattle are Included In the pur
chase. Cutsforth said that his son
Kenneth, who Is now operating
a wheat ranch with other sons,
will take possession and start
running the ranch around the
first of the year.
The purchase price was not
disclosed.
Mr. and Mrs. Roice Fulleton
and Becky were In Pendleton on
Sunday where Becky participated
In the Mustangers play-day. She
placed in both the stake and
barrel races.
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