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GAZET 1 1112. ivimhi rouiMt WtiLTT A. fHOMAW . v-.. e. M .VraM Class Matter. Cheers for Soroptimists A rww ear la Is nrni ".- ----- ctrgarlzaUon that r.u rrvtc and achievement ior ' i-v. i. . wranixation tnar, much'Te rit thPV of Ih local ',BlaT SrTlool hick on Iht new president. Mrs. Vves Sherman. Uve can wo two years of achievement riches its assigned national and International PJJ " raveTash awards Youii lni Sf1S?5L!S iiSr jliu this . "wii flna iMm ukl put in the foiUwrntat SldIJt me sortvuu.". . "J . membership are ,un a for me ml libership. a mn V' nm ession. which, in essence. mae u. .aortofwomen-achamcer SoropUmbts J5W?Ki JSranrSredicer. for the com f We corrxatuUte those who have done so much lor their cofuSSd Txtend best wishes for the future. Dirt in Swimming Pool Here, another 3? ardizing aomething that 1 !f;e JJJ m throwing paper Recently some 5 j'nS af night She'rUli.th oSer1 otS? SsST. the Utest wrinkle of petty "Tthtime. Lieguard Tj- BUgg g ' been able to clean It out ut to ei Jl pool but if the practice continues It may oe nro the iool at least for a time reCreation for would want to do everything to keep It as nice as for the enjoyment that It al ford.. But tAlTrJTtte be a "wise guy" or two ;,,,rht and the city force has a pretty U Krely 'any responsible you th wyM have pe rcegion nd decency enough to listen to an appeal to desist on a uung ke thU toat threatens the summer dimming program. Hc4 about cutting U out-even before getting caught? Get Ready for Bazaar first annual Sidewalk Bazaar-as the old saying goes, every '"SSa merPch2nnt,UU participate and some will have novel displays and features as well as bargains. . Cone sale, Pronto pup stand and so on. ddl vles at There will be free entertainment for the ua"e174Jtte theSerSn UgW hall at 2 p.rn. each day and free ticket X!Jmi!S&' the Morrow CouSty" Fair0 "in? EodS w!th the kickoff dance set Saturday rhLeust a few samples of what is planned for next weS to etve Jlf a? oSortunity to save the date. It's something Sely new fo Heppner and if s going to be fun for everyone. Fast Pace Set In Little League As Finale Nears LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS (Second tiau; W 3 3 3 3 Dodgers Giants Indians Braves Little League action Is fast and furious this week as the pint-sized diamondmen get 6et for the stretch drive in the pee wee circuit Upsets and surprises dotted the schedule last week as the second -half crown race re mained wide open. Wednesday, June 24, the Dod irers stood firm against a strong sixth inning rally by the Braves to whip them. 11-10. The Braves scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth and had another run in scoring position when their last man was retired to end the game. Duffy was the winning pitcher and Pettyjohn the loser. June 25. the Giants helped their cause by outlasting the i In dians. 5-4 in another tight con test A weak Indian rally in the top of the sixth failed to clinch the game for the blue and white. Stephens was the winning HEPPNEH tr i liwo l) NATION Ai fOlfOlU KtLTJI C. SXt&MAX rwbuak - .i, orv 10 Cert, niotiw - . - community .... i win. m - - and without w-ozm . ' . a, .w.-, members. To QUaliiy -" ln Mme sort of the orranlzation we hate it the g chucker and Kilkenny was touched for the loss. Marquardt smacked a home run for the losers and Stephens helped his stint on the mound as he socked one for the winners. Friday, June 26, the Dodgers lowered the boom on the Giants as they tripped the first-half winners. 6-5. The Giants scored four runs in the final frame but couldn't overcome the Dodger lead. McCabe hurled the win and Van Matter was touched for the loss. . , . Monday, the Dodgers. trounced the Giants again, this time by a wider margin as they thumped the Dodgers, 8-3. The Giants held a brief 1-0 lead in the third inning, but faded as the Dod gers scored three in the third. From that point, the winners coasted to the victory. McCabe again pitched the win. Stephens was charged with the Joss. Tuesday evening, the Indians went on a scoring spree to down the Braves. 12-6. in a battle that saw the winners on top all the way from start to finish. Kil kenny hurled the win and help ed his cause with a home run blast in the fifth inning. Wat kins took the loss on the mound for the Braves. Del Yin Morteson underwent surgery Monday morning at sc. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton. The surgery was performed on his left foot that was injured in a logging accident last month. He expects to be released from the hospital this week end. Chaff "d Chatter Wes Sherman VTTM'WV-S BAIN her I.kvt a trvsual hmrr. It came tn the hi hf v r.4 the tm- and tcm r4 tn Hi ke. makln a VT on rI le nMln Tur kjA tah. It ntrivt.wr aun the laiw In thw rlcwne rm. NoiW Uaine alkin acrou the normal Lre at IU heKhl. no acart on he.J and wartr a luhj out tn a IiCht .ummef the had a ram acarf to prvtect her hair. . , ITS GOOD to Jim Farley butUr.f around acaln after hla btnjt nh the tr.ump. It s hind of bard on rron man Canity to contract thU rnaUjl). but It l aomethine that a ruy lut ha to su.'ter through- Jtm suite 'loW tor J 4 ot b. and It U eav to toiliS hw hard it aa to keep htm demn. One of hu em-pkn-ee. said that this M arxit the firt time he had been sick in his ltt-a TOOK A JAUNT to Tuesday afternoon d hate to admit . but It at the fl"t lime we had ever Paid a visit to Eed Fosters Model Quarter Horse headquart ers and will have a atory com ine up on that next week. We were oulte impressed with Monument Dtdnt have Jon to itav but it is et in beautiful country with the John Davs cooline waters running by. its ibter town that we expec ed and has some fine looking school bulldines. Martha Matte son has been wntinz about Mon ument for us as correnwndent ever since we have been here, and now we will know little more about it Eed Foster is Eoln to boost the postal receipts at the Monu. mertpost office when he gets FT. .rtr horse operation in high gear. He mails .tfn monthly, and they ll probably go out wroujm ""-f ment That will make a heap of maiL . . . WE KNOW a lot of peopl trx:e reeularly to Monument via tne c.-f !i-r Flat route, and we . i. rime home that way. But to us It seemed as if blazin a new trail. Seemj ; as if you are miles from no place .v" .. rot mldwav. The road starts out real good on the Mon ument end. ana a i"." a spectacular view as he drives " -v. - Kin r.ir the Monument on improvement " V (, from the start however, and it gets a little rough. Farther to wards Sunflower Flat the route becomes pretty ruuy. JriW traveler or travelers ap parently sloughed through that route when the road was well soaked. He had a lot of courage and probably a 4-wheel rig of someWt for toe wu he made are about a iooi uecj m '",, A fellow can take nis iamuy highway via uk&. and Kimberiy go.nn . coming nacK via HT Flat (if his wife Isn't the whim pering kind). The highway from w, "Jt.i.. fnnnment and be- CreeK rouie (wa3. 1 . SOME HAVE been asking now son Bill iarea in r .r T,H0r Knelling con- . . Wachirnrtnn. D. C 16 .Za Vh among the states' contestants. About 30 states were ,,cntPfl in the cnotest Tm ...ant Hawh on the word. -unnnn " and he knew that he started SS "p hVr and 'realized his elror Immediately. But in this ,ntPt there is no correcting or turning back, and that was n fnr him. nt wn back in Hepp ner after returning from hew ,ko ho attended the World's Fair, but is, staying in ha win work for Si" ? ';;in7comDanv this sTrn'mer. Biiihad a Wonderful time in the east and appreciates the help of all those who made the trip possible. REPUBLICAN NATIONAL con vention will be starting short ly at San Francisco, but Al Lamb, elected as delegate to the Demcoratic national convention from Oregon's Second Congres sional district, has a long wait before he goes to this con ven tion. It doesn't start until August 24, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. He and Mrs. Lamb will Tly Ucm Portland on August 23, and wi i spend three days at the Worlds Fair in New York before com ing home. , , . THERE ARE times when Carl McDaniel doesn't know whether he is the hunter or the hunted. His work as a govern ment hunter takes him to the sands in the northern part .of the county sometimes. He was uo there the other day looking for coyotes when the windstorm came up. Carl said that he fig urde most of the tands are now in the state of Washington having been blown there by the storm. Once in a while he gets near the bomb range when toe jets come swishing in. He is there by official permission, of course, but he is on his own responsi bility as far as the bombers are concerned. He isn't worried about dodging the bombs, so much, but when the planes start tranr.f somewhere In the are t e rets a Unt that he U cte rmntsh If . fliVrrl hit but whrn tf micM rwet and 't h He c-i spent rxowidetabie t;me -du In" brhird a sand dune hrn the lit r" having their Hjctux-. ONE OF the ( more nt"r Items In this T4 that about the Alt-rt "kf"; bines viutint hrr l-tfiAt, the 1 1.. ..l l r.. mnA rtir. some ti ihrir the Barkenbines I wcdJirx cake. Nothlre "' uual about that evrrH the dm as eicht -ears the cake was that ld lrtons t It had been kept froren M nrht years, and It f; Iicious. Anyway, that s what the Item says! , . . REMEMBER the S1' isar coming up end. July 10 and 11. oull nJ Charlie there. Noxarcnc Assembly Sets New Record With an attendance of 21.000 filling the main auditorium ana 11 rooms of the Memorial tol Ueum in Portland at a commun ion service, a new -olieum rec ord was set during the 3-day Nararene General Asmbly. held there Sunday torousn Tuesday, the Rev. J. C teller, pastor of the Heppner azarene Ch-rneh-Ee.1 and Mrs. Wrller and family attended the threeaay esslon. and the Ralph Crum tamllv. also of the Heppner church, was present for the feun dav morning service. Attending were representatives from every state plus many for eign mission fields. Five general superintendents were reeiecreo. and a sixth general supermten dent was elected to fill a vac ancy. Decision was made to es tablish two Junior colleges and a Bible school ln addition to the six colleges and the seminary now in existence. The business session was ex tended one day in order to com plete the calendar. Decision to hold the Assembly In the orth west was acclaimed by all those attending after it proved such a great success. Don Turner Named To Masonic Post" 4 thA iiith flrnuAl communl eitmn rtt tHr Orand Lodge of Oregon. AF at Ait. Most Worship rranrf Mastrtr Earl T. ew v.... .nnninti'd Don Turner of Heppner Lodge No. 69 as grand inctaiiation was held June 12 at the Masonic Temple in Port land. Roy Lindstrom of lone lodge No. 122 was appointed as rfitrit deputy for District No. 28. Group to Attend Nebraska Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wilson and family and Mrs. Morris, sister of Mr. Wilson, left Wednesday evening by auto for Nebraska. They win aiiena family reunion in Scottsbluff. and it will be the first time that Mrs. Morris has been back for some 30 years. Wilson is on vacation irom uie post office here. The group plans to return home next week. srr. r. T. Eranr af Vancouver. Wn, accompanied by Mr. and m F. L. Woodard of Portland, were house guests ior me pui week of Mr. and Mrs. u t-ar mlrhapl. Thev came ior me re union of the Leathers' families ln Hardman last Sunday. J FOR - CAUFOBtllfV VISIT DISNEYLAND Attractive accommodations Just minutes from Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm. All units have free TV, air-conditioning and heat Spacious grounds with heated pool, play and recreational area. imimn ' ft vji fo, ialur. .. .. . r f ll ZP w ii inn Yeager Recalls How A Rattlesnake Went To College Many Years Ago O M V rarer i4 Cat ltk ncM in toin, rr under mv l.lhr Ur .tut te that usl to j tant My atrerls lr, LMnLutn had h'm on e.hibit in the drutoje mJaw. Hut . out m the M Kids f'Hind Vk ranrn in ihrre I ul to aprr-1 much ol mv t-ho-t thry V"' a tall clUf ot roik arm the canyon fn-mi the hou.e and Killed thousand, of rattlrfs ol !knerdav I killed two mallrr ore. rich! rear the trk a-jr Altrr Hurt Iek d-t I wrote to The school at Forrst Gr"ve and one of the pfofe-jr, janje that the snake )r stnl on the Lhrif in the old fc-"r . ng many years then all the old specimens had to be ee- Turner Attends GOP Convention Don Turner. Marrow County Republican chairman. Ine the Republican state ron vention In Kugene today tThurs- d Governor William Scranton .of Pennsylvania is iTl. .peakrr. and a full "JL" eludes arances ot lorn W Call. Republican candidate lor secretary of state. n4."uJ Belton. Republican candidate to succeed himself as state treas urer. Mrs. Frank Visits From Philadelphia Here from Philadelphia. .. ltirpirri rrank Ta. and two of her four children. Larry and Je.ne. all vtaltinc with Mrs. Frank's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tamblyn. Mr. Frank Is a vk pees dent of Blue Cross in the Phllidelphla area. Mrs. nar.k savs that she comes for a visit about every .. althouch she con- J ., I , laV'V; visa: She graduated from high school here ln UHX Birthdays Noted At Sunday Picnic Birthdays of Opal Briggs and Mrs. Bill Alsup were observed Sunday at a picnic gather ng on the courthouse lawn. Saturday was the birthday for each of the 'i-!-- uh he family of the Rev. and Mrs. Alsup and Miss Briggs were xne Melvln Dixon. Miss Brings asked that her thanks be ended to all those wno sent cams birthday. Forlv Services Start At Methodisr Church Summer schedule for church services at the First Methodist churcTwill begin Sunday ; Ju y 5. according to me ...ttr Kundav School -i ,.,m m wt at the .w am hour, with worship services scheduled for 10:00 a.m. The early scneauie wm y Jnlv and August. colnuinrthrou-gri the Sunday ... t .K.r nv SeDtember U. natranlze Gazette I . I Times advertisers, you help make a better paper. Tell them you saw It ln the Gazette-Times. . . . 4 . . lad mr Jh!l l U h-w n ItttSr.nakf After the merl I retl f ire a " Mam Mtect he ,itrs. There h'""nZ ihrtn thete On Ihe evnir.nJ tht. U or.ly the ifcood , one lh 3 Excellent restaurants and shop ping centers nearby. Credit cards honored. POLYNESIAN Motel 641 S. Brookhurst ANAHEIM. CAL. FREE! i TWVtl GUIDE dam coat! K eoaa, inp-- ftf MW m M..lt'i) I 1 III V In . L!- imtt K I' the fc.t vK, rl I" ; !-4 tj yvu 5lnertr!v Vhh M Vtarer" A W01OW COUm MtTtI IKAlt COtS TO COtLr.ee ft., MU-m 'rv was t'ld to me by nv Mhn In U, . . ' H iv. k m hu owned ut Burin it r"" r, w. ..... i. and oratrd a wf.r.l an.i llri porr. iecn: f.H .J KrHembrr. lr'. ,ftrf .Kfdm the :". in iiw ' . . cation khrat on mv m"w" - anJ cattle ran.h tn i .rw.n a few mil' Clatk'a Of llePlrf. 1 w.. m.Mng Mars t te'u'n to lurest t" Iihrre had t-en aurmlmg u fx-mA at Tualatin Academy. clfic ir.iversiiy. -Late one afternoon. I '' out to ur watering -md where . Mtrrd our harvcM j tt- I .ften went horM-s ming Ihrre. I had eight heal. k hwses al"tie. and was rh a I f 1- thoLa-M mabe I would uff M . t, . .n.i watte a wnie in he c.l water. 1 was about to put ,hi, plan when 7u'2J-J. 7TJZL TfUf. and that was the end of my wading plans. 1 knew there was I IrV rattlesnake "where within striklr.e distance. 1 knew t .inrr rnr mil "" .Ti nt.fr rariira un - thinks he Is In imminent danger. I very careful not to make a Ia!c move, as I knew if he was cl enouch he would sink his fangs into my lees. Finally I soot ted him about fve or sis feet away. I Knew he waa beyond str.Klr.g dUtance. so I looked arund and found a small branch of a willow tree that had a fork on one end The old story that a rattler can; throw himself at the object of his attack Is false. He haa to coil '"Tills Mked stick was about four feet long, so I carefully got close enough to him to pla-e the fork of the stick over his neck :f he has anv neck! and then I had him. I wai about to destroy him when I happened to think about our science telling us that If we could catch any small animal such as mice. rats. toads, frogs, bars or "'' else, to bring tnem oac i o we could mase u; them when we went back to icho..! In the fall. x-.ii t ihoueht. here Is my chance to take back an Fstern Oregon apeclmen to study. I was sure that no one else would have anything Hke mv specimen. had killed over GO rattlers that summer, and had saved the rattles and buttons irom of them. I left the horses and went to the house and got one of mv mother's half gallon Ma son fruit Jars. I naa aire.oy picked him up. If you hold a . . s s nAlf Ssa rattler liunuy vy uic cannot strike you. inouKn n- alwavs winds and cons nimseu around vour arm. You have to k micrhrv careful not to get your other hand close to his ugly head. I put mm in me jar. mm went back and got the horses nd put them In the Darn ior me night , ... The following morning, with mv clothes all packed, my folks hitched up tne norses io wic tird t lS -" me one and leading in lhl, n.ke I .i..m.unte.1. and wnne mr , ,h h h,.r.. were drtr.klnr. I wame. h h , h ....r,.t mile while, throwing i . iwk ta .i,n Into the pnd. anl , ,m-A ALL FOR FUII...FUII FOR ALL UNIVERSAL The 'Jeep Universal takes you to whera the-fun Is. no matter where that may be. It takes you hunting where only the raccoons run. Skin diving where your tracks ere the only ones on the beach. F Ish ng at lakes others have to hike to. And skiing, picnicking, and lust plain roaming the back roads are more fun . than ever before. When you own a 'Jeep' Universar, there's no end to the uses you find for It. Here's the 4-wheel drive family car thai s built for years of service. Proven virtually Indestructible all over the world. Available In a wide variety of hard top. softtops,convertibletops.Wheelbasesfrom80 to 101 . vMsaraa. eowt. wrwur wMirwcriKf'Ig ATI taummm tt comromAnaN Tol.do 1. OhM. ZJZ Sea your 'Jeep' dealer and take a demonstration drlva today. Farley Motor Co. HEPPNER. OREGON 8s 'Jeep' vehicles In action In TUESDAY. 9 p.m. "IBS GSEMESI ESOW CS EASTS" ch. as Lurry and l k me ' l-rlr I..n. t ,"r,, trtHe away h.-i I t-- ' et f.,ymm UttU. tld o...1vhTs on the train Krw.w that I had a tig. Mo taltle and luttn .-.f fH rre -f my uif asrs iMi.K Ihey wl-l have rrfuard l,i .ar..Jle It I was a-i Ud l' ihrm that I did iH five Mm IhourM u'"'! leled tlie Mh.w at wrest tlMoe. nhrn I th'f ,,"Jl l,m 10 the .irr.. IhiII Iip and rave Mm t IT'e.r A. H hwreurr. one -f our wlerwe rarer. In that rim we had tads. rtcs. luatds ant a rni t nn small creatures, but mine wa the "ly lalllrsnake. -After lklr at the snake In the Jar. the i-rUew-r tli.jl a t-ni;e Into m ethrr, anl dutd him with It went t3 Sleep. Then t flllel a t-tg Jar wlih alch'd and ij him irilo the )ar Hie n.fes- Md he had M er heard snake rattle s muh or l't as my n.Ke did He said. He kmm. hi. lime is up. and dur.nt Lke it' As far as I Know, mv rattler U stilt In his glass Jar at ll rarmc,' " n M Wafer's note: I know sirv is true oreauao lm when he luurwi ad been chore hoy m h that summer. to have no fear of thrm. but he said he was mucn more careful nw than he used to be when handling rattlers. COMMUNITY BILLBOARD Coming Events FIRfWORKS DISI'LAY. DANCK Friday evening. July 3 lone Memorial Field. lone hlsh school. Fireworks at 9:00. dance from 10 0 p m. to 1:00 a m. Sponsored by lone Legion. SIDEWALK BAZAAR Downtown Heppner. July 10 and 11. ... rian now to M In the fun. Sidewalk bargains, booths, stagecoach ride, entertain ment for all. KICKOFF RODEO DANCE Honoring Fair ami Itodeo Court. Saturday. July 11. 10:00 p.m. Heppner Fair r.tvtllon. Muvlc by Hitchln Post Quar tet of Boardman. HEPPNER SWIMMING POOL Open daUy. except Monday afternoons and evening. Sundays, afternoon only. Season Individual and family tickets on sale. SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY C. A. RUGGLES Insurance Agency P. O. Box 247 PH. m-KU Heppoee is Z7 ffZn :'7,,'. I"""' "'""1 i: r : ! f . J
