Giants Prevail
In First Half
Of Little League
um.r iTxavt stawwcs
ncrrwcn caictti time. tt. ) .
Ullmon Urqcs Buying
Of Utility Cows
CVnreman A film an Mn
rd with three other nwmti
of the Hou Way. and Mean
Commute UK wrk in cnm
cm Nxrry of Agrwil'ute IH
ttli rtwmn U rmi'hw the
purvha cf utility rwa in
(mtrr.t bref purvhaslnjC !
grama tf the federal aein.
menu
fllman. kUned by Con r.--
nan i'mt Junnlnfl (11 Va.l.
Clark Thomton tl. Tri, and
John Watta lU. fcy.i. wit iw
rrtarv IWman a a MK P
t. .. 11 iika r.1 lrln iVltl'
mutt hearing ah the Sect
Urv on June 4 on beef import.
The Fatern Oregon Conere
man. wrui ha been leading in
rltttrta la obtain Import relief
l.tr ih ratlin ln.liiktrv. Pointtsl
out that In addition la the tin
port problem, depot-M-tvi cttle
nn.f he leen caused by the
increase In cattle population at
the present time. Higher price
Iir cow beef would encourage
rancher to sell cow. rather than
to hold them to produce another
calf.
(Second 1UU
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3
2
3
2
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Giant
Itodirer
firavca
Indiana
Ciantt
Rravea
Indiana
Dodgers
Clanta Utile UeJ entry
w the first half of th
baartvatl competition tn the I
cit-lieCunu apem.
rd by Klrurua Corporation. r:
rd up -ven win "ppe4
two fonieu enroute to .ne
champtoruhlp. The Dodder.
.T,nv.rtHl by IOOF. won at and
,Mt three to sain aecond Idace
In the firt round of cvmpeutton.
Saturday. June IX the tiny
wimort kicked off the aecond
half at competition
doubleheader at the local dla
mond. In the first game, the
Clar.ta continued In their win
ring wav t they whipped the
Brave. 13 8. In a free wtng
ire affair. The winner picked
up elcht of their runa In the
..... fiimM and then ut-
dued a weak Brvses rally In the
Gcorce.
n a. a a wl au " i
fifth to net the win. Van Marter ald Tuesday.
Mrs. Sigsbee Better;
Hip Broken at Home
Mr. Sadie Slcbee. SI. ho
ufferrl a broken h:p at her ,
home her June 15. U showing
tnni Imnrfivement at SL An-
thona hofpltal. Pendleton. Mr.
Elaine lorte. ner fl-ucnu-r.
was the winning ul"
Green the l-er. an Marter
helped hl effort on the mound
aa he rapped out a double and
two tingle.
The Indiana and Dodger
foueht It out to the wire In the
neoond half of the twin bill be
fore the Indians won It. 7-6
A Dx!cer rally fell hort Jn the
bottom of the aixth when ih-y
scored one run but left the t lnc
run on third hen their final
batter filed out to end the same
Benson was the winning pitcher
and McCabe the loser.
Tuesday, June 16. the Giants
continued on the winnine aide
as they rapped the Indians. 5-1-The
Giants scored all of their
runs In the first innlne and
made them stand up foi 'the vie
tory. The Indians cot their lone
run In the fourth lnm: Steph
ens twirled the win for the
Giants and Kilkenny was knick
ed for the loss.
June 18. the Indians were
trounced again, this turie by the
Braves, the scroe: : 8-1. The Braies
got aU they needed In the flrat
frame when they picked up two
runs. The Indians got their kne
tally in the first inning also.
Huber was the winner on the
mound. Benson absorbed the
l0June 19. the Doners easily
whipped the Braves. 10-3 on the
strength of a big seven-run first
inning. McCabe hurled the win
for the Dodgers while Pettyjohn
was tapped for the loss.
Monday. June 22. the Braves
nnllt nne of the upsets of the
season when they downed the
Giants. 12-3. The Biaves opened
fast, scoring four runs in the
first and never let up as they
toppled the league leaders. Har
sin and Pettyjohn each whacked
fr Qiftfwv ustined the in-
turv In a fall and wa taken
to Pioneer Memorial hospital b'
CHOOSE A THEME
For The 1964
RODEO PARADE --
WIN S
Two Tickets To Two
rmonccs of tho Rodeo
llerpner Mrrow County Chamber of Cwmetve penla
xur help in hwinjt theme foe the I'fci Kodeo Tarade,
wMvh it Hnr.
If your idea is Judi:el tet. you lll win the prue two
ticket to the Saiutdav and Sunday afternoon p'tfirm
iihti of the rode, Aufi. and A).
Make our theme Idea reneral enough so that It can
apfly to a mde arletv 4 float and et.iflea.
Anvon may enter thia cr.tet lui fill out the blank
below and Ming or wnd it to the UairtteTimei
by 5 pm. r'llday. July 10.
Time, Hei'piter.
Name . .
Addres .. . .
Mv ugetion for Parade Theme:
I
..-r A U At) UP 9
1
He's Gone To Get Ready For
Heppner's
Sidewalk Bazaar
JULY 10 AND 11 .
for being transferred to ivn-
isniS'a;. to Bear Cost
was able to sit up for a short
Of Freeway Access Road
time Sunday and wa in a wheel
chair for a short time the fol
lowing day.
Lewi. w. lT ! ,Er MARLOW
tall ulpmln lor iicl'u ii -r i - - . -
I",' w. " . L.j. ..i f. I Riiii!ntAN A decision was
tho retail selling course con-1 reachd at a mwtlng here iat
ducted bv the San FTanclsco ! week whereby Morrow county
FoVd Marketing Institute. The will have to pay for a connec.
Institute, located at Burllngame. ting accwa road between the
Calif serves Til western states. Boeing airport Interchange and
offering training in dealership the Bombing Range Interchange
management and selling. ' on the new freeway which will
VWttnV for two wk. ot th. be built. At the meeting were
oJLTir vih.,i hnm in Lake Judge Oscar Peterson. Commls-
rwepo are Kathy and Sandra woners Gene Ferguson Heppner.
Matthews, dauchters of Mr. and
Mm. Verlin Matthews.
Guests last week-end at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fur
long were Mrs. Furlong's sisters.
Mrs. Bessie Harrington of Van
couver. Wn.. and Mrs. Velton
Stark of Gresham.
home runs for the winners.
Cl.nhan. kit Clin shot fof the
loseis. Van Marter was touched
for the loss and Pettyjann pncn
ed the win. .
Tuesday, the vidians ran up
the biggest score of the season
as Miev wnauopa me wuuru,
0-3. The Redskins compiled he
maloritv of their runs In the
fifth inning, when they got
eight, and in the sixtn inn-.ng.
when they struck Xoi ten. Barnett
and Marquarat nit rouna-uip-pers
for the winners. McCabe
was the losing pitcher, Cannon
the winner.
rH Walter Haves. Boa n una n:
Harold Shlrer. county road mas
ter lone: II. S. Cox. stale high
way commission county-wide re
lations man. Salem: Robert J.
Cole, contracts and legal admin
istrator for Boeing Company.
Seattle: Mayor Dewey West,
councilmen Arthur Allen. Vernon
Russell, and Joe Tatone; Dale
Eades and Rollo Moore, land
owners.
for Margery Benedict, Missionary
in Africa.
Mrs. Herman Burg was In
charge of th spiritual hour
taking as her topic. "Lord Jesus
the Master of the Storm."
Tlllicum Officer Chosen
Mrs. II. M. Walker was in
stalled as president of the
Boardman TUlicum club at
meeting last week at the home
of Mm Ronald Black. Mrs. La
Vern Part low Is vice-president;
Mrs. Zoe Billings, recording sec
retary: Mrs. Dewvy West, treas
urer; Mrs. Ralph Skoubo, cor
responding secretary'. Mm- Black,
retiring president. Installed the
officers, and presented Mrs.
Walker with the president's pin,
and each retiring officer a gift.
The club reported a total of
Celebrating
27,000 "GW'bsed cars
'sold in Oregon to date!
"GW" means Guaranteed Warranty, and Guaranteed
Warranty means a 15 discount on all parts and
labor to make any non-collision repairs, for one full
year regardless of mileage, good at any of Oregon s
172 "GW" dealers!
Guaranteed Warranty ... the one and only used car
warranty plan endorsed and operated by Oregon s
new car dealers' association, and honored by more
than 8,000 franchised new car dealers throughout
the United States and Canada !
Get your used car and
free Guaranteed Warranty
Certificate from the
franchised new car dealer
who displays the "GW"
emblem.
Farley Motor Co.
HEPPNER. OREGON
. i o irom me uime-A-uip ainner
fViv Infnrmpd the Court that! hM nmtnrlu aa a tvnnnflr tnr
---- - - . i v . Vji ,v.v.a..j a . . v . .w.
. v. A .t.ta tMVM.-iHH nn (unnt Tor I u o i tri..... rin
building such a road. The county Department The presidents of
ha, hwn trvintT tn t?et an agree- k- llnmi rmnnmln -IllK nf
Greenfield Grange, the Board
man Garden club and the Home
. . iti. in i. i i.
uiese iwu yvuiia, . txiension unji win i- inviii-u
seven county roads which will to be present when the money
be severed when the new high js turned over to the department.
..-.. nnv i finished. This would . w ..j,.
j iv. '
ment with the state for a paral
lel road to be built between
thaw tu'n Dolnts. serving me
cause residents In the west end
to drive to the Bomoing Kange
interchange to make connections
to the new highway.
Cole stated that Boeing will
grant easement for the neces
sary right of way for the county
to construct a road north on the
east boundary of the land it
leases from the state so a con
necting road can be built to the
Boeing Airport interchange.
tvu-lcinn wa made bv the
court to build an addition from
the West end of the Ed Kunze
road north approximately nan
a mile, then west to the Inter
change.
The end of the year's busi
ness was discussed at the meet
ing of the Morrow county port
commission last Thursday night
here at the city hall. Gar Swan
son, lone, gave the treasurer's
report , t.
Biggest discussion was on the
land along the Columbia River
that the U. S. Corps of Engineers
is planning to acquire for fed-
A tentative meeting is being
planned by all public agencies
who have needs in Morrow
county along the John Day pool.
Others at the meeting includ
ed Al Lamb, Heppner; Dick
Krebs, Cecil; Dewey West and
Joe Tatone, Boardman.
The annual Sandflower Sister
party of the Boardman Garden
club was held last week at the
home of Mrs. Rollin Bishop, with
Mrs. Walter Hayes as co-hostess.
Sandflower Sisters were revealed
with exchange of gifts, and
names drawn for next year.
Guests were Mrs. Harry An
drews, district director, and Mrs.
Earl McKinney, both of Echo.
Mrs. Andrews installed the fol
lowing officers: Mrs. Glen Carp
enter, president; Mrs. Florence
Root, vice-president; Mrs. Zearl
Gillespie, secretary; and Mrs.
Louise Earwood. treasurer.
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Root and
Mrs. Earwood will be delegates
to the state convention in Cor
vallis June 30 to July 2.
Dewey West was hired as co
ordinator for relocation of the
city at a meeting of the city
council last week, and given
authority to set up an office
and hire the necessary clerical
help. . .
Inv tations have Deen issuea
for. bids for drilling rthe city versary in the ministry.
wpII. and will be opened at the
city hall July z.
basement, and rolling bandages
ThA npit mwtltiff wilt be at
the home of Mrs. Partlow July
14.
Mrs. Donald Sledge and
daughter Sherrie left last week
for a three weeks trip to visit
her brothers-in-law and sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. John Peregoy at
I Uriah Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Grec
Brazier at Los Banos, Calif., and
Mr. ana Mrs. tea iNativiaaa at
Im Antreles. Thpv will also BO
tn nisnevlanH nnr! Reno. Nev.
While they are gone Donnle and
Paula Sledge are visiting at me
home of their grandparents, Mr.
anrl Mr Rarton Sledee at
Lyons, and Phil Sledge is visit
ing his granamotner, Mrs. jonn
W. Anderson at Condon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence La
Chance of Kingston, Wn., are
visiting several days at the
home of LaChance's sister. Mrs.
Glen Carpenter.
Rev. and Mrs. Herman k. ourg
and children Carolyn, Luann,
Hohra nnrf RlPVpn left MondaV
for Cannon Beach to attend the
Village Missions Conference.
Mrs T.niiM Earwood went to
The Dalles Sunday to visit her
father, Herman Steinke.
Mrs. Marie Golden or mu
waukie is visiting at the home
of hpr son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partlow.
Mr. and Mrs. neweii vaugni
and daughters Gall and Kelly
of Kennewick, Wn. visited Mon
day at the home cf Mrs.
Vaught's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elvin Ely, Gail and Kelly will
remain here this week while
their parents take a trip visit
ing relatives in Montana. Vis
t tho VAv home
were their daughter, Mrs. Elden
Lilly and daughters Janet ana
Joyceof La Grande. Also their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Ely and sons
Larry, Gary and Danny of
Seattle, Wn. Renee, Ricky and
Rena Ely of Hermiston accom
panied them home for a visit
Mrs. Florence Root accompan
ied her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Macom
ber of Arlington, to Grandvlew,
Wn. Saturday to spend the week
end at the home of their brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Deweese.
Mm LaVprn Partlow and MTS.
Zoe Billings went to Albany last
week to attend the reception at
the tmanuei mtneran i'""1"
there honoring the Rev. and Mrs.
H. C. Schulze on his Dtnn aun-
I'm; Parflnur Is rrr-l 1 rwratin2 at
hnmo a1tt-r hpinor Kpriouslv HI
Hcppncr TV Story Said to be in Error
Carl Thorpe, who attended the
recent annual meeting of Hepp
ner TV. Inc., Mate that the
utorv on the meeting a printed
In the Gaiette-Tlmea last wetk
wa tn error In one respect.
Thortv id that the rate In.
create fr TV aenice from 1W
lo $100 pr month wa not vted
bv the directors and member
present aa the atory stated, lie
atd that the Increase was auth
orized without a vote.
Harold Burt of Rainier. Ore. via
lied several davs last week at
the home of her brother In-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rash.
Visitors last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thornhlll
were Mrs. Thornhiila stepfather
and mother. Mr. and Mm. Nor
man Sax and children Marilyn.
Mark and Kelly of Delake.
Ronald Black. FFA instructor
at Riverside High school, was
in CorvallU last week to attend
the state FFA instructor's confer
ence. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Daniels and
children Pam. Vlckl and Scott
have gone to Caldwell. Idaho,
where Daniels will attend the
summer session at the Univer
sity of Idaho.
Th trv was written from
minutes of the meeting, furn
Uhi. hv Carl StuulitlnvV Kovre-
tan-manager. The minute do
ml v that a vote wa taken.
Tttev Mate. "... It w a decided
by the tard of director and
the member prrnent to ratM
the monthly service charge to
H x-r month, commencing July
1. I'.Hil."
While the Garette-Tlme feel
that It Mory wa written In
keeping with the tenor of the
meeting, thl correction I made
In deference to Mr. Thorpe's ob
jection. However, in deference to the
rate Increase actum, a vote of
the stock holder tor member
of the corporation i hot re
quired for a rate Increnke. Thl
mav be done ;t the discretion
of the board of directors. Four
directors were present and only
five stockholder were present
despite notice by posdal card to
all mcmbci.
Hiss Kathf Teatjue. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Teague of
Stavton. Is a housecuest this
week at the home of lAr. and
Mm. Paul Brown. Mlsa Teague
will enter her sophomore year
at the University of Oregon next
fall.
Pioneer Descendants
Vitit Around County
VUltlP I'lecre T," "
nrt ll.l week In the
ami ! ,rM' Mr '
.J n.iT.iwr. tn rwi
tn liwJ. Lord Mrttcular
lntnrt In umn "
trad of M nandfathet. J-hn
Handy. tuw the John Tnt-on
lahtll. al II4 rnrirtr
.............. at.um.t the rounty.
. ,iu n,aaiw eeetal
flW I - i
,I.Otai n.neM-. I hey www M
l.ke ta plai In th
rum, 'n .
Mr. Uida tamer.
(latt. wba iel.te.l here In the
il ...-ialr.1 m .lahmilhli
anon ami waa one tl the town
Mr. aod Mr. Urd were houae.
rur.i. thl w k at lh ht f
Mr. and Mr. Kail la
boardman.
Public Noticet
MORROW COUKTT tCMOOL
DISTRICT Ha H I
CAU. MK rllHN Ft'llMSM
M i AMI I.NSrAlJJNt; I1WK
sritiNKt.iNt: svsrtM mjk
HM'I'.NrK HFMKNTAKY AM
S-aled bid will te leeved
t the office of the dutrlct uj
rrmten.t'ht 'f Mrrtw l.unty
S hool at the county rxHirthouae.
Heppner. Orrgon. fr furnuhint
and Installing fire sprinkling
Mem In the .e :i.inenlary
and Heppner Jr. High building.
Bid tenlng will be at
P M . July 13. I'M. at the county
courthouse In llrppnrr. Oregon.
The school board rrserve the
right to rrlect any and all bid.
t. waive any or all claim or
technicalities. Specification may
be a-qulml In the office of the
school district uHrltitendent at
the courthouse.
Milton M-Hgan. Chairman
Morrow County School IWard
Attest: Beverly Gundcrson. Clerk
17 lc
wotice or final ncARirea
.Notice I hcrebv given that the
underslgnetl. a Fxecutor of the
estate of Anna F Undstrom. oe
reaMHl. ha filed hta final ac
count and report In aald estate
with the Clerk of thl Court
and that the Judge thereof lia
fined Friday, the 10th day of
July. l'JJ4. at the hour of 10. 00
o'chw k a m . a the time In the
County Courtroom In Hcppncr.
Oregon, a the place for hear
ing objection to aald final ac
count and the settlement there-
0t' Albert K. Mndstrotrt. F.xrcvitor
Herman W. Winter
Attorney for Kxecutor
llcppnar. Oregon 15 lVp
NOTICE
I will not be responalble for
any debts other than my own
Dated June 11. VAX.
William Zlnter
lone. Oregon
13 17p
Farmers-Vacationers:
VACATION TIME IS HERE
HARVEST TIME IS NEAR
Vacation-Hciinf est Specials
SUMMIT PASSENGERS
NYLON TUBELESS WHITE WALLS
6.00-13 $Ij-95
6.50-7.00-14 16.95
7.50-14 17.65
8.00-14 19.95
6.70-15 17-95
7.10-15 19.95
7.60-15 20.95
Exchange
Plus Tax
SUMMIT TRUCK
ALL-NYLON
HIGHWAY
6.70-15 6 Pl7 $?2'95
7.00-15 6 ply 26.95
6.50-16 6 ply 24.95
7.50-20 10 ply 49.95
8.25-20 10 ply 59.95
TRACTION
6.50-16 6 ply 29.95
7.00-15 6 ply 32.95
7.50-20 10 ply 54.95
8.25-20 10 ply 69.95
Plus Tax
rrt. t .J! A iA C.U.. r.f I fnw. tn9 Ho. .a n tho wdfiij SneP-
Community church held an all- herd hospital in Hermiston. tie
. . . . . i . i . I : 1 1 i ..i.lA umrlr Tnr All'
day work meeting at the church will be unable to work lor an
Wednesday or last weeK, wun otner montn. .,.n
potluck dinner at noon. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton
Frank Marlow and Mrs. Jim spent several days at TiuamooK
Apee were hostesses. The day and on their way home vlewea
- , - . i i i . i Ti . . 1 KAata
was spent Cleaning ine cnurcn I nose rrauvai vaia--
Mrs. Dane Burt and grandson
ODDS and ENDS
8.25-20 10 ply Lee 59.95 2-15-16 6 ply 149.95
7.00-15 6 ply Goodyear 21.95 1-13-28 Firestone 79.95
No. 33 Airlane 10 ply .... 39.95 1-13-26 Firestone 89.95
No. 36 Airlane 20 ply .... 41.95 1-18-26 Combine 8 ply ..289.95
15.50-20 20 ply-used . .. 99.95 1-12.75-32 Combine . ..149.95
Includes Tax. In Pendleton Warehouae
See "Bud" For Best Buys In Tires
at
FORD'S TIRE SERVICE
441 N. Main
Ph. 876-9481
Heppner