BOWLING BITS
City League
Team y
Air Base 15
Morgan Elevator 15
Fiesta Bowl 15
M&R 14
Masons n
Court House 10
R.A.M. 7
Becket Equip. 5
High Ind. Game
Piper 255
u. Heliker 195
W. French 192
High Ind. Series
u. riper 559
w. trench 531
J. Driscoll 508
High Team Came
R-A.M 916
Fiesta Bowl 87
Morgan Elevator 869
High Team Series
Fiesta Bowl 2586
RA.M 2545
Morgan Elevator 2180
W
34
29
28
24
22
20
L
14
19
20
24
26
28
18 29
16 31
Fin Spinners
Team
Central Maret
Bank of East. Oreg.
Del's Market
Elma's Apparel
Jack's Chevron
PMH Angels
Peterson's Jewelry
Elks' Women
High Ind. Game
Phyllis Piper 168
Shirley Van Winkle
Grace Josi 167
Jo Simmons 163
High Ind. Series
Jean Ball 439
Joyce Phegley 416
Jo Simmons 408
High Team Game
Jack's Chevron 937
Central Market 921
PMH Angels 896
High Team Series
Central Market 2660
Jack's Chevron 2630
PMH Angels 2480
Humphreys 924'
Kinzua Corp 912
C Ed Cole 907
High Team Series
Kinzua Corp .2606
Humphreys 2604
C Ed Cole 2595
W
14
14
10
9
5
5
5
2
L
2
2
6
7
11
11
11
14
Fiesta Women's Major
Team w
Morrow Cty. Gr. Growers 35
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant 33
Padberg Mach. Co. 32
Laird's Variety 25
Lott's Electric 25
Lexington Co-op 21
Kinzua Corp. 14
First Nat. Bank 7
High Ind. Game
Jean Ann Turner 205
Jean Ann Turner 187
Jo Pettyjohn 175
High Ind. Series
Jean Ann Turner 508
Iris Campbell 457
Yvonne Lovgren 429
High Team Game
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant 879
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant 877
Lexington Co-op 862
High Team Series
Padberg Mach. Co 2485
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant 2454
Lott's Electric 2405
His 'N Hers
Team
Dykaries
Beverly Hillbillies
Gutter Dusters
Originals
Lazy 4
Four C's
Bruggles
Diggers
High Ind. Game
Men
A. Dyck :. 235
P. Cutsforth 211
E. Gunderson 208
Gals
Dyck 178
M. Eckman 168
M. Hanna 152
High Ind. Series
Men
A. Dyck 625
E. Gunderson 541
W. Ball 500
Gals
J. Dyck 455
M. Eckman 437
M. McQuarrie 399
High Team Game
Dykaries 774
Four C's 760
Beverly Hillbillies 731
High Team Series
Dykaries 2193 i
Beverly Hillbillies 2099
Originals 2040
Del's Market Gets
Jackpot Winner
Winner of the first jackpot off
ered by Del's Market in the
Jackpot Jamboree started by the
store two weeks ago is Phyllis
Richardson of Heppner. Del
Piper, manager of the store, an
nounces. The winner, who found that
the number printed in her copy
of the Gazette-Times matched
the number posted in the store,
received $10 in merchandise. An
other $10 is placed in the jack
pot by Del's to start it again
this week, and numbers are
printed in the store's advertise
ment in this paper. If the amount
is not claimed by a winner with
in the next two weeks, another
$5 will be added, and this will
be continued bi-weekly until the
jacKpot is claimed.
Classes to Start
Rick Marquardt Wins
Ricky Marquardt of Lexing
ton has been announced as one
of the winners in a contest spon
sored by Mayflower Farms. The
competition, "Kids Make Better
Ads than Anybody," had child
ren illustrate advertising mes
sages. Contestants were all un
der 12, and 117 winners were
named. Ricky won a pair of
roller skates for his entry.
Thurs. Nite Ladies
Team W L
L. E. Dick 32 16
Humphreys 29 19
Kinzua Corp. 27 21
Outlaws 24 24
Ruggles 22 26
MiLadies 20 28
C. Ed Cole 19 29
Phil's Pharmacy 18 30
High Ind. Game
Maude Hughes 187
Mary Jean McCabe (sub) 186
Naomi Rice 182
High Ind. Series
Naomi Rice 480
Jean McRoberts 471
Gladys Ramberg 462
High Team Game j
Heppner Major
Team W L
Heppner Elks 45 11
Lexington Oil Co-op 37 19
Inland Chemical 34 22
Heppner Cleaners 32 23
Heppner Barber Shop 22 33
Ekstrom Farm Chem. 22 34
Heppner Ford 20 36
Peck's Insurance 12 44
High Ind. Game
Art Watkins 223
Vernon Viall 209
Lyle Jensen 198
High Ind. Series
Vernon Viall 587
Vernon Munkers 551
Gene Orwick 531
High Team Game
Heppner Elks 1043
Inland Chem. Service 999
Inland Chem. Service 992
High Team Series
Inland Chem. Service 2959
Heppner Elks 2934
Heppner Barber Shop 2819
Koffee Kup Keglers
W
28
26
22
L
11
14
18
20 19
19 21
18
14
12
22
26
28
Team
Town and Country
4 Alley Cats
Balterettes
Sparse Spares
The Markers
Pin-Ups
Knock Outs
4 Musketeers
High Ind. Game
Vesta Kilkenny (sub) 213
bhirley McCarl (sub) 182
Yvonne Lovgren 170
High Ind. Series
Vesta Kilkenny (sub) 527
Shirley McCarl (sub 462
Yvonne Lovgren 459
High Team Game
Balterettes 708
Pin-Ups 700
4 Alley Cats and
Town and country 675
High Team Series
Pin-Ups 2056
Balterettes 2001
4' Alley Cats 1980
Commercial League
Team w
A. L. Daggett, Dist. 38
Kinzua Loggers 37
Heppner Lumber Co. 32
Rietmann Hardware 31
Bank of East. Oregon 27
First Nat. Bank 24
L
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18
24
24
29
32
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Giva You Hie Fineir In
COMFORT, ECONOMY
lii avary one oF the Coattal.
states you'll find DORIC
Motor Hotels offering you
the best In service and oc
eommodations, and extend
ing you a friendly welcome
SEATTLE:
Doric Mayflower Hotel
Doric Waldorf Hotel
Doric 6th Ave; Motor Hotel
Doric Towne Motor Hotel
TACOMAt
Doric Tacoma Motor Hotel
KENNEWICK, Washington:
Doric Black Angus Motor Hotel
PORTLAND:
Doric Portland Motor Hotel
Doric Palms Motor Hotel
HAYWARD, California!
Doric Hayward Motor Hotel
LOS ANGELES:
Doric Mission Hills Motor Inn
GARDENA, California:
Doric Gardena Motor Hotel
Open July 1 , a new Doric
in downtown Los Angeles
For Reservations, call the nearest Doric hotel
Willow Creek Club 22 34
IOOF 12 44
High Ind. Game
Ken Brenner 204
Clyde Pettviohn nn
Tom Hughes ."..192
High Ind. Series
Ken Brenner 565
Carol Miller ..526
Wayne Cacek 523
High Team Game
Rietmann Hardware 928
First Nat. Bank 915
Kinzua Loggers 914
High Team Series
Rietmann Hardware 2723
First National Bank 2616
Kinzua Loggers 2589
IF YOU need a rubber stamp for
any purpose, call at the Gazette-Times
office. All styles of
type, all sizes of stamps avail
able promptly. Also pads, dater
stamps, stamp pad ink and
supplies.
Rhea Creek eommunitv te
scheduling six Medical Self
Help training meetings begin
ning Monday, January 20, at the
Rhea Creek Grange hall, at 7:30
p.m., according t0 Mrs. Albert
Wright, extension unit chairman.
Radioactive fallout; first aid
for shock, bleeding, fracture and
burns; water and food, and nurs
ing care for the sick and in
jured are some of the topics that
will be discussed by William
Crooke, first aid instructor; Mrs.
Marvin Casebcer. nursrv anH
Esther Kirmis, county extension
agent.
The course, sponsored bv Civil
Defense, is Intended to give stu
dents knowledge as to how they
may meet meir own health re
quirements in the event that
adequate medical care is not
available following a nuclear
attack or any emergency.
All interested Morrow county
residents are urged to attend
these training sessions. Proper
knowledge and skills in many
instances assure that you as well
as your fellow citizens can re
main physically well and be
prepared to assume the tasks of
rehabilitation once an emergen
cy is over, says Morrow County
Civilian Defense director, C. J. D.
Bauman.
Here is the schedule:
January 20 Radioactive Fall
out and Shelter, William Crooke,
instructor.
January 27 Bleeding and Art
ificial Respiration ; William
Crooke, instructor.
February 3 Fractures and
Splinting and Transportation of
the Injured; William Crooke,
instructor.
February 10 Burns and Nurs
ing Care of the sick and iniured:
Mrs. Marvin Casebeer, instruc
tor.
February 17 Hveiene. sani-
tation and vermin control; water
and food; Esther Kirmis. instruc
tor.
February 24 Infant and child
care; Emergency childbirth: Mrs.
Marvin Casebeer, instructor.
Legion, Auxiliary
Joint Potluck Set
The Legion hall will be the
scene of an American Legion and
Auxiliary notluck dinner Mon-
day, February 3, at 7 p.m. A
meat cusn ot beer stew will be
furnished.
Individual meetings of hnth
organizations will be held fol
lowing tne dinner.
The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth
Robinson will be guests.
Mrs. Beckett Wins
High in Pinochle
Mrs. Charlie Beckett had high
score when the Friday afternoon
pinochle club met last week at
the home of Mrs. Walter Beckett.
Mrs. Art Watkins was low for
the afternoon of play and Mrs.
Fred Mankin joined forces with
the hostess to win the pinochle.
Completing the two tables
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. January 30, 1964
5
Pinochle Tourney
Leaders Named
Leading the Elks' pinochle
tournament as of last Wednes
day were Mrs. Darrell Padberg
and Rollo Crawford with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Casebeer in second
place.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
Mrs. Jim Sutherland had high
score of the 10 tables in nlav
last Wednesday. Mrs. Howard
Keitniey and Mrs. Van Hubbard
were second.
The Elks' temple will be the
scene of more tournament pin
ochle on Wednesday, February
5, when the fourth session will
be underway at 7:30 p.m.
were Mrs. Orian Wright, Mrs.
Hannah Anderson, Mrs. Earl
Evans and Mrs. Max Harris.
Co-op Biddies Call
Meeting for Monday
Members and friends of the
Lexington Co-op Biddies will
meet Monday, February 3, at
1:30 p.m. at the Lexington City'
hall. Those attending are asked
to bring articles which can be
worked on for display at the
Lexington Oil Co-op annual
meeting.
On the refreshments commit
tee will be Mrs. Ray Ferguson
and Mrs. Edna Turner.
Too Late To Classify
LOST Man's billfold, down
town Heppner last Friday.
Finder may keep money, but
please return important pers
onal cards and papers to Dale
Vance or ph. 676-9138 or 676
9151. 48 c
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