g KCPrifCl OAHTTX-TTMCS. Thart4T. rfenTT U. IMS
Bodes to Movo
Loren Bade. Fuller Bnh rep
retentntlve. in thl rr for th
l'i iH years, hu accepted a
new territory for th company
and wilt nov to th area.
Milton-Freew a ter. by lh ftrt of
rwt wk. II haa aikrd thai
hi U.hW nrrmrt to his
cuntomera here for their aupport
Tall the advertiser you aaw It
tn tht Gairtte-Tlmea.
Municipal Court
February V-Dale Adrlard. dt
obeyed atop alien, fined $15.
February 5-F.arl I'. Ayret,
dinobevrd atop ia fined t&
February 5 Sherrlll Mcwn
aid. violation of batc rule, lined
February 5 Lorraine Rea. vio
lation of baile rule, fined 1A
Need ecratch tad? Gel them
at the Gazrtt-Ttmea.
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Dozens and dozens of
daisy-fresh and different
dresses . . . charge 'cm by
the 2's, 3V!2 dozens!
Get famous fabrics and
quality tailoring that's
incredible at this low,
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DRESS
EVENT
WAMSUTTA'S FINE WAMPOISE COTTON
CELANESE ARNEL TRIACETATE JERSEY
CELANESE ARNEL TRIACETATE CREPE
ESTRON ACETATE AND NYLON RIBBED
POTENTIA KODEL POLYESTER-COTTON
WHIPPED CREAM DACRON POLYESTER
ESPRESSO DACRON POLYESTER-COTTON
ZANTREL POLYNOSICCOMBED COTTON
BRIGADIER DACRON-COTTON POPLIN
ORLON ACRYLIC SWEATER 'N DRESS
Pasco Firm Low
On Boardman Bids
TVo firma may har eon
t ruction ok on th roJecbi
of the new Hoard man towiulie
at a reault of bid openrd at
a pm. Tuesday the HV hall
John K. Keltch of raoo bid
Ji.tHO on the ravin, rail
road oerpa structure. Mater
distribution system and aantury
ik-wit atem. This was low bid
on the ho of the prolect.
Minn Pimktnictlon Co. of Red-
i.iw hi.Mi-r on the
nrvw-ure line and lnd for the
Vurr MMem at o4,Mb7.
I In all. 11 bids were received.
Before contract ar a anted,
the enclneem for the citv. the
It. s. Armv Cortx of Knsineers
and the .state Sanitary Author
ity must check ail Item.
HOSPITAL NEWS
pii.-m ii.linlit.it to Honcer
Memorial hospital durinir the
past week, and Mill receiving
nuil teal care. Include the fol
low intr: Porvthv Walker. Kin
rua: Ueortre Smith. lleppner;
Carl Rav Jone. lleppner; Ver
ona Fteb. Ine. and Johnnie
Jackson. Jr. lone,
i Those admitted for medical
' care, then dismissed. Include
the following: Laurel Butler.
Mavlllo; Ketha Marie Russell,
lone, and Ronald Ward, llepp
ner. ! Mr. and Mr. Art Stephana
and familv left Wednesday to
make their home In Tigard. fol
lowine his transfer to Portland
where he will be in charge of the
North Portland Stockyards, un
der the Department of Aerlcul
Iture. He ha served as District
; Brand Inspector here for nearly
two years, and expressed his ap
preciation for cooperation of
'ranchers during this time. An
t nn..nv.m.ni h not vet been
IIVUll.v ... . "
made of his replacement, but
If help is needed, ranchers may
contact John Jones, telephone
4I9-3447. Stanfield.
ROLL TICKETS for sale In
single and double roll. Use
for drawings, admissions to
events. Gazette-Times, Ilepp
nr. Ph. 676 922S. 37-tfc
CLIPPING
And SHEARING
BLADES
SHARPENED
FREE
As A Service To Our Many
Friends and Customers
Compliments of
HUMPHREYS
REXALL DRUGS
AND
ERWIN'S SEED
CLEANING
This year our best salesmen
have wheels instead of legs.
Our '65 Fords are grabbing the
customers ail by themselves
and they've got the sellingest
sales points in history.
Movie on Program
For Church Fellowship
Membership and rvangellam
CVmmUftlon of the lleppner
MrthodUt chutvh M present a
color movie. "No Time to Watt.
Sunday evening after the friends
and member of the church have
participated In a covered dun
upper in the chunh dining
room at C .Til. The film vvill W
klovvn at approximately 7;.W tn
the church sanctuary.
Those who wine for the sup
ler are requeued to bring a hot
dun and a salad or desert,
along with tatdewear. All are
cordially Invite! M attend state
Mr Carl MelMniel, chairman
of the commlwUm.
Jayvees Claim
2 Week-end Wins
lleppner High" Javef basket
ball team ran It ean retard
i. ih muni! HorMMneil
claimed a clean sweep of Ihetr
wevk end fare. el:tnc Hum, ii-
41. and thrashing rtioi iw j-
vm. 73.40. .
Friday night the lleppner
t..-. f..nn.i n--if iii) acaint a
touch and big Burn quintet that
had beaten the .Mustann
Burns.
The local five vva on the
underside of a 7 sxre at the
flit rest stop o Dave Cray ami
Mark Brown set out on their
crowd pleasing antic and stole
v... k.n timM ami time again
from the larger visitor. The fast
break paved off a tne jayvees
tHk a 21-22 Intermission com
mand. , , , .
Burns fought back but could
never regain the lead and the
lleppner team had It first
league win of the week end.
Dick Flalz took scoring honor
for lleppner with 13 and Cray
and Brown each had 12.
Saturday evening the young
Mustangs ran over the visiting
Pilot Rock club in what turned
out to be an easy contest alter
the lleppner bovs were primed
for a rough game.
r, - .1 f-r... tnrn.'il In finP
performances again as they led
lleppner High. Brown had 19.
Grav 10. Klaix 10. and Jim Jac
obs 12 to round out the lleppner
The Mustangs led at an
stop 16 X. 35-23. and 73-40.
HEITNER 44 Jacobs 3. Leon
nig. Wacenblast. Flalz 13. C.rav
12. Brown 12. O Donnell 3. Tur
ner. Johnston 1.
BURNS 40 Marshall 6. Flgg 2.
Virgill 11. Wenick 5. Weir 10.
Hillman 1. Fenlev 2. Hensley.
Miles. Revak. Jaques 3.
PILOT ROCK 40 C hapman 10.
Norris 4. O'Brien 3. Black 4.
Wright 6, Williams 7. Bracher
6. Snlvely. Goald. Zacharlas.
HEPPNER 73 Jacobs 12.
Flalz 10. O'Donnell 2. Gray 10.
Brown 19. Rauch 2. Leonnlg 3,
Wagenblast 2. Baker 1. Turner
5. Johnston 2. Perkins 5.
HEPPNER 16 19 20 1&-73
PILOT ROCK 8 15 9 840
Townies Triumph
Over Boys' Club
Heppnor's Townies made it
two in a row over the Pendle
ton Boys' Club team as they
downed the visitors Tuesday
night. 57-55, on the local basket
ball court. , , .
The locals took an early lead
but the Boys' Club hacked away
and tied it on Dennis Herblsons
side jumper, 55-all. Ilarley Sager
put two for the Townies and a
lump ball gave control to llepp
ner. Pete Glennie had 18 for the
locals, Nell Beamer tallied 17
and Sager added 11. Ken Smith
hit for 17 for Pendleton.
HEPPNER 57 Glennie 18, Sa
ger 11. Beamer 17, Ball 2, Hughes
3, Robinson 6.
PENDLETON 55 Moore 5,
Herbison 12, Smith 17, Clark 13,
Cole, Erickson 8, Schoessler.
Mrs. Maurice Elder and Mrs.
Fritz Cutsforth departed Tues
day morning for Belllngham,
Wn., to attend funeral services
for Mrs. Will (Bertha) Kirk, who
died Sunday. Mrs. Kirk lived in
Heppner a number of years. She
was a sister of Mrs. Elder and
of Mrs, Faye Prock, also of
Heppner.
Wheat Men Back
Parity Bill; Set
8th Grade Tour
(Continued from page 1
l7.ft, they maintain a Wash
ington offle and are cuiurrmtl
with pngram for the wheat
erower on the national level.
Morgan 1 reported on the
Wheat League's Intercut in the
Mcilovern bill whUh ak for
l(HV parity on domestic con
sumption I'nder the present
wheat bill farmer are receiving
717'" of parity.
He estimated that the Me
Govern bill would Increase- farm
Income SJ:) to ItK) million with
out additional cost to the treas
ury of the U. 8.
iv. n ivit-mon roirted on ac
tivities of the Pacific Northwest
Grain and Grain IToduct as
sociation. Organised In !!, Its
prime purpose t to work for
fair and equitable rates in trans
portation. It ha saved Oregon
producers $1.2lO.(HW per year In
holding down a 7o tx'r hundred
weight Increase which 1 pro
iHtscd by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Peterson
said.
Officer and standing com
mittee of the county association
were announced by lresldcnt
Jcpscn a follows:
Louis Carlson, county vice
president, member of state com
mittee, and Conservation Man
of the Year chairman Kenneth
Turner, second vice president.
Marketing and transportation
Ion Peterson, chairman. Itoger
Palmer, vice chairman; produc
tion and land u Bob Riet
mann. chairman. Rudv Brg
strom. vice chairman; taxation
and legislation Dn McEIllgott.
chairman, Larry Lindsay, vice
rhnlrman; fisicrnl aericultural
j programs Kenneth Turner,
chairman. Larry Campbell, vice
'chairman: public relations
LlmUav Ktncald. chairman,
Dean Graves, vice chairman;
vouth activities Bernard Do-
herty. chairman. Gene Hall, vice
I chairman; domestic wheat uttl
) ization Mr. Grace Drake, chair
man. Mrs. Bernard Doherty. vice
'chairman; membership IxmjIs
Carln. chairman. Tad Miller,
vice chairman
Frosh Five Rips Young Rockets
ppner'8 Frosh head to th
rtmd Ihts week after a win from
the I'liot Risk Fnsh. .: 17. on
the lleppner basketball court
Saturday afternoon The Baby
Mutangs lake on Condon there
Thursday and then travel to
Itoardmsn to meet the Itlverslde
iv-r Friday night.
The local Frosh had little
trouble with the lbcket a the
lleppner five lowered their de.
H-r game. Their offense average
44) a contest.
Mutani?a let 10 4 at the
end of the first quarter but were
held to a mere u poim in win
second iertd. The visitors and
. i.- u.ih hail Ihelr blcgcst
output In the third stanza a
Pilot Hock got live anil lieijner
H. The final quarter found
lleppner way In front and (Va h
Kn McClure ran In hi teservea
to finish out the game. It wa
lepter'a fourth win against
tWO IllSM
IIFllNFIl 3ts Hall 7. lVlty.
iin tl. Kilkenny UK Stlllman 6,
Anderstm. Mdo, Kawllns.
Avrrs. Drsse. iKibba 2.
M)T Itck K 17-Bond fi. Clarkt
4, Cisn 3. Sampson 1. llo;ft i.
Flllott. Maikgraf 1. White. Jotea,
Liter CarraL Huushela.
Jsrrf Andtrsoa. son ef Mr. !
Mis. Nel Andersin. la recover
ing satisfactorily from first and
Ing satlsfa
second degree
burn which ho
'Eirf I'UIMX
receivsd lt Wednesday wnue
lor lleppner nor .a
Mmr a oeiivery in
vaixr "freeie" ene.
uteW Init f
Co. In making a delivery
Condon, a vaixr "freeze" tene.
trated bl right leg and hand.
caumng iiesn nuw
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Answers Your
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QUESTION: Does comprehen
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he hits someone with a ball
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