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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. March 5, 1964 B0WLIN6 BITS Thursday Night Ladles Team W L Klnzua Corporation 10 2 Ruggles Insurance 8 4' MiLadies' 7 5 C. Ed Cole 7 5 Humphreys Rexall Drug 5 7 Wishing Well 4 8 Phil's Pharmacy 4 8 L. E. Dick 3 9 High Ind. Game Maude Hughes 187 Mary J. McCabe 186 Marie Hulett 183 High Ind. Series Naomi Rice 480 Lavelle Jellick 476 Jean McRoberts -471 High Team Game Phil's Pharmacy 930 Kinzua Corporation 924 Humphreys Drug Co 912 High Team Series Humphreys Drug Co 2606 Kinzua Corporation 2604 C. Ed Cole 2595 Blue Moutaln League Team W L Herman and Dick 11 1 Wagon Wheel 9Va 2Va H&M Construction 6 6 Kinzua Corporation 5 6V4 Central Market 5 7 Gar Aviation 5 7 Pettyjohn 3 9 Ford Tire Service 3 9 High Ind. Game Ron Loonnig IS Ivan McDanirls 193 Bill Scott 191 High Ind. Series Ivan McDaniels 516 Ron Leonnlg 505 Merlin Hughes 487 High Team Game Gar Aviation 960 Wagon Wheel 940 Pettyjohn 915 High Team Series Gar Aviation 2748 Herman Dick 26C9 Wagon Wheel 2653 City League Team W L Air Base 31 13 Morgan Elevator 27 17 Fiesta Bowl 26 18 M&R Specials 25 19 Masons 24 20 Court House 19 25 RAM No. 26 17 27 Becket Equipment 7 37 High Ind. Game Del Piper 235 Lyle Jensen 222 M. Brack 214 High Ind. Series Art Dyck 588 Lyle Jensen 580 K. Ransdell 561 High Team Game Morgan Elevator 977 Masons 952 RAM No. 26 947 High Team Series RAM No. 26 2763 Condon Air Base 2727 Morgan Elevator 2722 Commercial League Team W L Kinzua Loggers 53'2 22 V4 Rietmann Hardware 46Va 29 Vi A. L. Daggett 46 30 Heppner Lumber 38 38 Bank of EO 38 38 First Nat. Bank 31 45 Willow Creek Club 30 46 IOOF 21 55 High Ind. Game Bob Cantonwine 211 Dave Eckman 209 Jerry Rood 197 High Ind. Series Bob Cantonwine 501 Dave Eckman 500 Wayne Cacek 499 High Team Game A. L. Daggett 1001 IOOF 973 Hoppner Lumber 950 High Team Series A. L. Daggett 2733 Hoppner Lumber : 2709 IOOF 2668 W L 13 3 12 4 12 4 9 7 8 8 5 11 5 11 0 16 Bag and Baggage Team Kool K's Top Cats Ramletts P. U.'s El B. J.'s Jail Birds Glims McQuacks High Ind. Game Men J. Miller 231 D. McLeod 203 B. Kilkenny 201 Women E. Miller 176 D. Watkins 172 J. Turner 166 High Ind. Series Men B. Kilkenny 57i J. Miller 561 K. Turner 547 Women E. Miller 493 D. Watkins 476 L. Ledbetter 417 High Team Game El B. J.'s 795 El B. J.'s 782 P. U.'s 708 High Team Series Kl B. J.'s 2331 Kool K's - 2289 P. U.'s 2187 Koffee Kup Kegters Team W I, Town and Country 38Va 21Va 4 Alley Cats 36 24 Balterettes 33 27 Sparse Spares 32 27 The Markers 30 30 Pin-Ups 28 32 Knock Outs 22 38 4 Musketeers 20 4C High Ind. Game Colleen Padberg 176 Delores MeCowell 161 B. Gimbel, J. Dyck and M. Phegley 158 High Ind. Series JoAnn Dyck 438 Judy Currin 416 Yvonne Lovgren 412 High Team Game The Markers 715 Town and Country 713 Pin-Ups 695 High Team Series Town and Country 2049 The Markers .2011 Pin-Ups 1981 His 'N Hers Team W L Beverly Hillbillies 30 6 Dyckaries 29 7 Gutter Dusters 21 15 Four C's 18 18 Lazy 4 15 21 Originals 13 23 Bruggles 10Vz 25V4 Diggers IVi 28 High Ind. Game Men A. Dyck 202 L. Gribble 195 E. Gunderson 182 Gals J. Dyck 175 J. Ball (sub) 173 J. Agee (sub) 171 High Ind. Series Men A. Dyck 5G9 L. Gribble 523 E. Gunderson 516 Gals J. Dyck 460 M. McQuarrie 436 M. Hughes 432 High Team Game Dyckaries 799 Beverly Hillbillies 751 Bruggles 741 High Team Series Dyckaries 2223 Originals 2154 Beverly Hillbillies 2093 Heppner Ponies Win Final Games Fiesta Women's League Team W L Grain Growers 11 1 Laird's Variety 10 2 Turner, Van Marter and Bryant 9 3 Lott's Electric 7 5 Lexington Co-op 5 7 Padberg Machinery 3 9 Kinzua Corporation 3 9 First Nat. Bank 0 12 High Ind Game Doris Watkins 191 Doris Watkins 190 Marlys Phegley .177 High Ind. Series Earlene Miller 476 Doris Watkins 469 Lois Hunt 453 High Team Game Grain Growers 957 Grain Growers 872 Turner, Van Marter and Bryant 366 High Team Series Grain Growers 2639 Laird's Variety 2528 Turner, Van Marter and Bryant 2506 Motoring to Monument last Tuesday for the funeral services for Mrs. Helen Brown, were Mrs. Oma Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Pete McMurtry and Sheriff and Mrs. C. J. D. Bauman. Mrs. Brown was Sheriff Bauman's sister. By KIT ANDERSON Heppner's Ponies finished out their basketball season on a win ning note, sweeping two games from the Umatilla Vikings at Umatilla Monday. The Heppner junior high "B" team won, 33 25, and the "A" team narrowly won, 33-31. The Ponies' "B" five finished out with a 3-6 record, and in winning, showed much improve ment. The Heppner lads started strong, leading 10-0 at the end of the first quarter and aCTain Senior Men's League Team W L Pepsi Cola 10 2 Wilson's Men's Wear 8 4 Farley Motors 6 6 Lott's Electric 6 6 Heppner Studs 5 7 St. Patricks 5 7 Case Furniture 4 8 Columbia Basin 4 8 High Ind. Game Pete Glennie 199 Clarence Johnson 188 Don Clark 186 High Ind. Series Pete Glennie 527 Don Clark 508 Bob Cantonwine 500 High Team Game Pepsi Cola 900 Pepsi Cola 882 Wilson's Men's Wear S68 High Team Series Pepsi Cola 2647 Heppner Lumber 2519 Wilson's Men's Wear 2515 at the half, 17-8. However, Uma tilla intended to make it closer and did, with the final 8-point margin. Gary Kemp had 15 points for the winners. Heppner's "A" team" nearly succumbed to a full court press but pulled the game out of the fire, minus top player Dave Hall, who was lost via the foul route. However, by this time Heppner was beyond reach. The Ponies took a big halftime lead at 22 14 but were outscored heavily in the second half. Hall led Heppner with 21 points. The "A" team's record now is 7-3. Scores ' HEPPNER A 33 Kilkenny 7, Anderson 3, Pettyjohn 1, Hall 21, McLeod 1, Dobbs, Sherman. UMATILLA A 31 Jones 4, Hiatt 12, Kruse, Nordquist, Walsh 2, Eldridge, Corrallo, Elsie, Sa- buco 5, Kelly, Rose 8, Cane. HEPPNER B 33 Pettyjohn 3, Bloodsworth, Kemp 15, Kevan Pratt 9, Kent Pratt 4, Evans 2, Munkers, Sherman, Van Winkle. UMATILLA B 25 McKenzie 6, Eldridge 7, Kelly 4, Corrallo 3, Girst, Matz, Nordquist, Vorhees, Lewis, Bowden, Conforth, Mc- Nabb, Walsh 5, Thompson. Fetsch Home Scene Of Family Gathering Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Fetsch at their ranch home near Lexington over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Put man and son, Mitch, of Port land. They moved in some of their heavy equipment for their summer work. Accompanying them from Port land were Miss Marlene Fetsch and Miss Linda Hawkins of St. Helens, both business college students in Portland. On Sunday the group was join ed by Bob Fetsch, Nan Hart and Merlin Hughes, all of Pen dleton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fetsch and Mrs. Natalie Rauch. Frank Hamlin received a con gratulatory phone call on his birthday last Thursday, from the Garnet Barratts in Arizona. The Barratts reported being in good health and thoroughly enjoying ing the beautiful Arizona weather. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osborne and son, Kenneth, of Big Timber, Mont, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. Osborne's sister, Mrs. Ada Piper, and while here visited his mother, Mrs. Nina Stonefield at Pioneer Memorial hospital. Sealy and Kingfisher Mattresses We Will Handle Simmons Mattresses Also ANY SIZE - MADE TO ORDER CASE FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE 676-9432 Attention Farmers Carload Sale Of 2-4-D American Chemicals LV Four 2-4-D, 4 Lbs. Acid - Per GaL In Drums Butyl Ester 6 E - 6 Lbs. Acid Per Gal. In Drums Amine 2-4-D 4 Lbs. Acid - Per GaL la Drums $4.05 $4.25 $2.60 STAUFFER CHEMICALS TERMS S&H Green Stamps or Cash Discounts on 30 Day Accounts Paul Pettyjohn Co. lone. Ore. Ph. 422-7254 MILLER PRODUCTS Heppner Major Team w L Lexington Oil Co op 13 7 Heppner Cleaners 12 8 Inland Chemical 12 8 Hi ppnor Barber 11 8 Ekstrom Chemical 10 10 Heppner Elks 9 H Heppner Ford 9 11 rwu' Insurance 4 10 High Ind. Game Archie Munkers 201 Gene II:tll 9 Omer Huston 197 Dave Barnott 197 High Ind. Series Archie Munkers 533 Del Piper 522 John Ledbetter 519 High Team Game Lex. Oil Co op 1030 Heppner Ford 1020 Ekstrom 9 High Team Series Lex. Oil Co-op 2927 Ekstrom 2S37 Heppner Barber Shop 2816 IE NEW YORK STORE'S 38th ANNIVERSARY No Mail - No Phone Orders, Please SAVE! fSPECIALc Pin Spinners Team W Peterson's Jewelry 9 Central Market 8 Bank of EO 7 Elks' Women 7 Elma's Apparel 5 PMI1 Angels 5 Jack's Chevron 4 Del's Market 3 High Ind. Game Dora Sue Viall Lois Hunt isub) Ann Schwarz Hii;h Ind. 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