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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1961)
Clifford Green Elected To Honor Society OREGON STATE I'NIVntSJTY Clifford W, Crtvn .f TTJ. Ilrppnrr. ha tr-t irUift f,,, 1 i I.. it i liinuiiriwiii ill !(, . IH'IIllir 1 mtn wnhf t...r nr. Thin. l Crrfnn Sidle Lr.lrrily II will b a "J him..rt next rar In the htK. tf agriculture. Jirli-riion (or ih group U t. ! nn Jr.fhiji, k liil,irhlji, ami promise if future aihle-. inenl. Only ti Mudent frurn rath living group U namr.l to Thaixa each )rar. SCHOOL MENUS Wk t Mof ti. IMI Dr. Pfeiffer Leases Basic Health Center Pr r.t.Urt Iflff.r. former 1'inr thlmprartur, ha leas ts! Vie Biulc tlcalih Ontt-r at tCml and Sandy In Portland. He 1 attending Multnomah Odlrge In the mornings and hat the clinic tp'n in the afiernoons. i MONDAY tW Hrw, trlc-ry I 'lk jlfrajj! upttd down i nit. bra.l m.. tuur. milk. TITS DAY hill bran.. nJJ bin!.-, cmt .Uk, corn brrad. but!-r anj honry, milk, WIT'NIDAY barbecued l-.amhurgr mi bunt, rtati aalad, (rult U-ll.v rake and milk. TIIL'RSDAY tao amip, fiu-iil imiunUi hf, rrle-ry, ajpli auc take, and milk. HwDAi iramd tuna on hot blxuiin li..fd lal, trull and milk Mr. end Mr. L. T. BMaherdt it Cougar. Wakhlnetun, ir.t irwral dj with hi daughter and family. Mr, and Mm Arnold Haymond. Robert Abiam and R. Bruce S-rut-r were In Bend Friday to auond a church mating. FOR WEED CONTROL at its best CALL HELICOPTER SERVICES COMPANY "mac McCarthy Ph. 191. Arlington BOB BYRO Pa. 271, Arlington un ivi tf e.!ufUna We lave t,und that trr b t few eara tb hit1ctur- r rk. ho.a have te-n the rt r'bv. ttve way m t-aieron uaiturg and Informing uur le t f the lati-t retxmmendatn r.d tie. vrlopmrnt. Ihirlni! Oil iat Wi-'Urr vet loo perr. attended lHruk and farm management huit. coure an j cie " fmrn i.-W part In liemak!ig 1 and II utrkhtp. lU-caute t f tin rn thukiatlc reunion we are now 'uiv"iw .-1 W WILBUR WORDEN says: For fast, dependable service on any car or truck, stop at Heppner Ford and see me. You can be sure it's done right the first time. Heppner and lone Split Two Games If WEAL f INLAND CVat h r b Car.tui.lne'a llepp- fM-r UU'h diamond wiuad ftdit a diHjilrhrad-r with the ltn Car dinal latt Flldiy afternoon tn tht lone diamond. Ine blanked the Muktang in the firt game 6 0 In the erond game lleppnrr eame bat k to take the decUlon 6 5. In the t'l-rmr.g game lne got tn run In the f irt Inning. Ilrpp ner got one hli la tl.at ir.ning but then n t aught In a double play. ne's big inning t ame in " making plans for a wl Vr artety and more rfffctue niftAurt f.ir the winter lft'.2. We wvuld like to aponkor one ali(ti1iute for huaband and wife; and the agriculture branch would like to sponsor one of Interest to fatm management. In order that thU planning mleht atart at once, we are auk- Inn you to chock the Interest runev blank and return It to the County Agent" t.fflce by June 1. The materials given In these courses would cover ap proximately four evening In January or February of 10C2. When we find In what direction your Interest Ilea we will appoint a steering committee, made up of Interested persons In the com munity to plan the details. riease clip out and send: Morrow County Agent's Office Box 307 Heppner. Oregon (Mark your 1. 2, 3. or 4 choice) Money Management A a a 1 tance from Miss Dorothy Sherrlll, Chats With Your Home Agent IT ESTHER XUMIS This -outer apace" a,' v l.ve ,0t' l n li) Flnaiue SjtlaHt, , . . . . . . . . & .... . . aecend when they tallied for four big runa. Wayne llama. lone tcher. acored bis aetxmd run of the day In the second. In the third Inning lone aoored their latt run of the game at Ken Kllnger cruaaed the plate. The big factor of the game was Ione's errorless game, w hile Hep pner committed five errors. Kenny Smith started on the mound for Heppner and LrRoy Gardner relieved him In the sec ond Inning. Swanson went all the way for the Cardinals and gave up only two oase nu. ite walked only two men and struck out seven. In the second game Heppner came flying back to tane ine victory 6 5. Gardner was again on the mound lor me iteppner team and In the fourth inning Smith came In to finish the game. Heppner played a much tight er came as they had only two errors as did lone. lone again opened up In the first inning and scored three runs while Heppner went hitlesa. In the second Inning lone went three up and three down. Hepp ner collected one run as Ladd Dick scored. Heppner got Its big action in the fourth Inning as they tal lied for five runs. Dick Spring lone Schools By EVELYN JEPSEN With only a few more weeks of school left, many of the stu dents of lone High are busily er opened the inning with a hard engaged In aU the studies and ..... i- ( 1 r I ao Ihat rnvto U'ifh If drive Into right field ror a tnpie Shan Applegate got a free pas sage on balls and then Daryl Dick hit a sharp single. Bill Cox collected a single that drove In one run and then Larry Green came up to the dish and knocked a line drive to deep center field for a triple, driving In three more runs. lone tallied one run In the fourth Inning and one more in the fifth. Gardner led the Mustangs at the plate with two hits for five times up and Ken Kllnger led the Cardinals with three hits for six times at the plate. This was the closing game lor the 1961 season with three sen iors playing their last game Bill Monagle, Larry Tibbies, and Tom Glass. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spaulding and daughter, Janice, left Sun day for a two-week stay In southern California. HIGH QUALITY TIRES at mail order prices . . 670-15 NYLON TUBE TYPE 5 Exchange plus tax 12 month written Guarantee tlMIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIItflltHHIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMItllllMIMHIHIMIMIIK Tires in stock for im mediate delivery. Free mounting. No delay. Bud says, 'Come in today!" hi MIMIIIHtHUIMUIMIIIHlfltltlllllltlllllllllMIIMIIIIIIIMIIMIIIH PRICES SLASHED ON FARM TRUCK & TRACTOR TIRES 750-20 TRACTION NYLON 10 PLY 825-20 TRACTION NYLON 10 PLY Includes tax (while they last) $59.95 $69.95 THE TIRE "TOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER" C TIRE i GENERAL Wi V btKVItt i HEPPNER'S TIRE SUPER MART Phone 8-M81 Bud Peck. Manager activities that goes with It. Student body officers for next year were elected In April and they are president, Wayne Hams; vice president, Michelle Morrison; secretary treasurer, Cheryl Morrison; assistant secretary-treasurer, Arleta McCabe; paper editor, Steve LIndstrom; annual editor, Judy Sherer. The officers, except the paper and annual editors, attended the re gional student council workshop at La Grande on May 1. They were accompanied by the pros cnt student body president, John Swanson, and Mr. Dallas Shock ley. Mr. Lujan took his business law class to Pendleton on May 1, in order to visit an actual court trial. They also saw the Supreme Court of Oregon all to eether. May 1 has been declar ed as "Law Day, U.S.A." Three high school seniors at tended the annual Music in May festival in Forest Grove on May 4, 5, and 6. Lona White and Jean Martin went as members of the chorus and Marilyn Morgan played In the band. The baseball team, coached by Mr. Shockley, has been doing a verv nice Job with a record of 2 wins and 1 loss. The team trav eled to Umatilla last week, but were rained out so a continued game with Umatilla was sched uled to finish this week. The Girls League has set Thursday, May 11, as the day for the Mothers' Tea. All the moth ers of the students are invited. Some dates to remember until school Is out: May 19 Spring band concert May 20 State board examina tion at The Dalles May 26 Class night May 27 Senior progressive dinner May 28 Baccalaureate, 6:30 at the cafetorium. June 1 Graduation, 8:00 (no school) June 2 Report cards. dude criNtit buvtng, Haname. in uian., trial -urity, frr-;!y lrnd;pg plan, in vestment a. will and rtea. If f si matter. tbUdien and money, citr.umrf bus it f. and take. All hars t f family relationships pretty well bliii'e on hw ru manage your m.ney. I'lt.lt-i.tati.lii bv and Uirli Altjiuv ftftn Mr 1! ttia Frairr CVl Family Life -ec Ul.l Our i'oal I to have our rl.thhrn t!erlp from Ven dence to Independence to Inter dettenderttv. Hut how I thU c rrmpluhrd? Study U made of what determine pteent l-e havlour rharartrriktica at birth. ! the eutrrietice we have, our rttiirrpt of x-lf. and satisfaction of basic need. We'll take time to take a look at ouwlve In relation to our children. Itecreat ln Altance from MlM Jfttalee Mallalteu. OSU Recreation SpeclalUt. Leader training lesuna on how to pra mote creative use of "off the lob" time. Short course held to gain skill not only In doing some recreation activity, but to be able to lead other In this same activity at your grange, church. PTA. fraternal group, or any other organization. This could be In square dancing, a craft of ny kind, family camping, dra mattes, or any other form of recreation. Landscaping Basic principles of landscaping beginning from Scratch." rinnnlng and plant ing with trees, shrubs and flowers to achlece attractive home surroundings and to allow for convenience and need In using the utility, play and garden areas. rtCff NCR CAXCTTE-TlMCi. TfcuidY. May II. IMI ILACXH0BSC LIVESTOCK CLUI TI.e ittfY-twij wa tailed ta or der by ieidei.t Martha l herty, J Irdt' u led t,y Turiv ix.J.eriy and 4 II pledge by Jifr.rry r.!..lt ih. lioll rail wa heard. AU members were prevent. Minute wet real and approved t.f. Old buire. letter fnm The lulle wa read and Mr. cad Mi, fitd Parrtaa rw in I'kUh Sunday fr a family d.nnrr honoring her father. Ray Ha.tdJe.tun. en hla lt birthday. three l. ttei from the cuur.ty ea teiuton vttue wtre read. The meeting was then adjourned and rrfrmhnient eret. Reftorter, Nancy Doherty tIiHufd, I'nder new bulne Name Address Courses desired Cemetery Board Has Workday The Hardman Cemetery Board met at Hardman Sunday for a meeting and workday at the cemetery with a potluck dinner at noon. During the past year much has been accomplished, with the weeds sprayed, fences repaired and building repainted. A $15.00 donation Is being ask ed for use on future projects and is to be sent to Bob LovgTen, Lexington. Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 MOON On U. S. Highway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Res. Hermlstoa JO 7-3 111 JO 7-6655 Hannlston, Oregon Frank Wink & Sons Owners Don Wink. Mgz. Eddie Howard Breaks Record In 100-yard Dash By NEAL PENLAND Heppner High cinder boys had a rather successful weekend in the sub-district track meet at Sherman High Saturday after noon. One school record fell as Eddie Howard ran the century In 10.3, The old record was held by Tom Drlscoll. a 1960 graduate, who ran it in 10.5. Dan Brosnan ap proached the school mark in the 220 as he ran it In 24.2 and the record Is 24.1. Jim Steagall gathered In two first places as he ran the 220 yard low hurdles in 21.8 and took the pole vault at the height or 10 feet 6 inches. Howard got second In the 100 with the new school record of 10.3. Heppner's freshman mller, Lee Padberg, took the fourth place spot with a time of 4.58. Archie Ball racked up two second places. He placed in the 120 high hurdles with a time or ie.4 ana tied for second in the high Jump with a height of 5 feet 4 inches. Bruce Moyer placed fourth in the discus with a toss or 111 feet inches. This week end the track team will again go to Sherman for the District 7-A2 meet The boys who Qualify in this meet will then go to Corvallis the next weekend for the state meet VVV. V N TIME IT RIGHT! SAVE by tho 10th EARN from the 1st CURRENT RATE qualify for 1 full month's return FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. Box 793 Pcndlaton, Ore, Get Your HAIL INSURANCE NOW ing. The hail season is fast approac'i Your crops need protection. For absolute protection and peace of mind, buy Hail Insurance. When dark clouds appear over your farm, it's a great ftcrs feeling to know -KtTEOiuJWr- you are insured. You may not get hail often, but suppose this is your year! Hail will steal the money you have invested in growing your crops, and the income you expect to receive when you sell them. The moderate cost of Hail Insurance pays you big dividends when hail strikes. See or call us immediately for complete details. There is no cost or obligation. Play safe this year! Buy Hail Insurance early. 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