Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 01, 1965, Image 8

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H2S Sheet
Anderson's Builders Supply
Heppner
N O T I C E
TO ALL MORROW COUNTY RESIDENTS
There will be a public hearing in
Boardman, Oregon, at 10:00 a.m., Tues
day, April 5, to be held at the City Hall
with personnel from the Oregon State
Highway Commission to discuss their
plans for reconstruction of the Old Ore
gon Trail (Hwy. 80N) to full interstate
standards.
This is for the purpose of discussing
with them the various probems that
may be encountered relative to rights of
way and of access on that portion of the
highway to be constructed in North
eastern Morrow County, namely from
Highway 730 Junction to the Umatilla
County line.
Signed by
THE MORROW COUNTY COURT
NOHOW COUNTY SCHOOLS
SCHEDULE
April I
lleppnrr Htch batebntl at Ktvrr-
wU 3 p m
ll-iirwr ltlh Track at Prlnc-
llk 4:Ut.
lone FU'rnintrv ba-ball at
Jlt'l'l'iuT, p.m.
Apitt S
.ivfh Clinic for Mivrow Couu
lv whiU Krni CtUtlcf.
MVti-h thrrapUt lrvm l'm
ttlU rountv:
ttttjtntman. 00 am. tot Board-
man anl Irrtcon.
Ion 12 00 a m.
ItiM'Pnor 2:'M im.
Jl'matltla lltch nt Hippmr III:!.
1. i". itpau.
JilwrtUle Hich at l!ippm'r Hi:h.
3:00 p.m. BAM'bttll.
A. l Houghton at Athena 1:00
p.m.
Ion Hliih Spanish CUs to La
Cranio with Mr. l.uMn
To Hell and Back." MovU at
low Hi nh Kponsorrt! by Junior
clas.
Apt 11 S
National Assembly at Ion 8:M
am.
April t
Stanflrld at lone Iltfih, Baseball.
3 00 D.m.
Ileppner Htch at llermlston. 3.30
p.m.. Ba ball.
Immunization Clinic at Board
man. 9:tO am. Irrlgon at
10:30 a.m.
Verna Horr, PsycholoRlst from
State IVpt. of Education vuits
at Heppner momentary In af
ternoon. lone Advisory Committee irwvt
at 8:00 p m.
Umatilla-Morrow Elementary
Principals meet at Milton-
Freewater.
April 7
Pilot Rock Band Concvrt at Hep.
nor Hich. 12:30 pm.
Verna Hone. Psychologist at
Heppner Elementary all day.
lone Men. at Echo. 7:30 p.m.,
Baseball.
April t
Verna Hogg at A. C. Houghton
all day.
42 Students Make
School Honor Roll
At Heppner High
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
( 1 01 Charga
Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE:
flogs Tuesday
Cattle Wed., Thurs.
Sheep Any Day
Follett Meat Co.
Hermlston. Oregon
Pa. S67-6651
On Hermlston. Mclfary
Matt thwjjM 'f H'tlnj:
haw bad an riteet on Rraoe
at HeiH'ner HiCh ohool Mnoe
only one student, Ma rale Mm
rav. a nophomore, made pellet t
grade lor the third nine veek
ivrlod. aeeojdim; l. the ltt ri
U'aMHt by Principal liordon
Itatt.
he attalne.1 a 4 00 trade point
aerage, which mean Mraitfld
An
However. 12 atudeiit were In-
eluded on the honor IM with
phonnirea placing II. the
preateM number ( any of the
IaM-. Senior followed with 12,
junior were wit with nine, and
Irishmen trailed with aeven.
Thiwe attainlni! honors, by
(ta-iMii. are follow:
Seniors Chris Brown and
Cecil Berry. 3 S3: Carl Bauman.
Jean Stock.trd and John Wagen
blast, all 3V.; Tonv lh-rty.
Margarvt Mark and Mike
Swwk. all 350: Lee DagCelt.
Vane Evan. Jean Slewert and
Tanvara Smith, all 3 33.
Junior Maunvn lvhertv and
Mark Murray. 3. S3: Karen
French and Margaret OnYh,
.ISO; Tim Prlscoll. 3tV.; Mark
Brown. Mike Hunch and Brenda
Young, all 3!); and Shirley Ki
wi n. 3.33.
Sophomore Maralee Mur
ray. 4.00; Martha Peck and
Marsha Sowrll. 3S3; Jan Hager.
ISO; Kay Daggett. 3.t': Steve
Anderson. Krin Dick. Pm Mc
Cabe. Kathv Melbv. and Donna
Potter, all 3 50; Cartd Rawlins,
340; and Barbara Bloodsworth.
Verlna French and Tim Smith,
all 3.33.
Freshmen David Hall and
Merrtlee Jacobs. 3.H3; Kit Ander
on, Nancy Doherty and John
Rawlins, all 3 66: and Marsha
lvgren and Steve Pettyjohn,
350.
BOWLING
fin Spiaaet
Team V I.
lYdr.n' Jeweler 31 1H
(Viilial Mke 31 21
Hank of IX 3i rx
lvl Matket 2 IX
I lina Apparel 2" 27
Jark Chevron 25 27
Heppner I lk 22
PMII Angel Iti ild
llikh Ind. name Jean B.1II.
I'7; High Ind. S.-rU Jean Mall.
Mti; High Team tJame lvl'
Maiki t. KSO; High Team Si'tles
Central Market. 2Mi.
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Mr. and Mr. Vawter Parker
of Hood River visited at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank S. Parker. Friday ol
last week. They were accompan
ied by their daughter. Mrs. Scott
H. Goodnight. Jr.. of Mlnneap
oils. Minn- and her 7 months
old daughter. Julie Sue. and also
their son. Vawter. Jr.. who nau
Just returned from six months
study at Stanford University a
branch In Tours. France. Mrs.
Goodnight and Julie Sue return
ed to Minneapolis this week,
and Vawter. Jr.. Is continuing
his studies at Stanford In Palo
Alto. Calif.
C K. (Ken) Peck of Lexington
was one of 35 persons from
throughout the West enrolled at
Oregon State University March
22 to 26 In a special aerial photo
short course. The course Is offer
ed each spring by the OSU
School of Forestry as a service
to the forest Industry. It is de
signed for field foresters and en
gineers who use aerial photo
graphs In their work. This year,
participants came from Oregon,
Washington. California, Wyom
ing, New Mexico, Montana,
British Columbia and Chile,
Commercial League
Team W
Willow Creek Club
lUnk of IX)
Heppner Stud
St. I'.itri.V
First National Bank
Gardner Men Wear
A 1.. IVaggctt. DIM.
UHK
Hlnh Ind. Game Bill Slewert,
211; Hl:h Ind. Series Ce ne Do
hertv, 5M: High Team Game
Heppner Stud. 1023; High Team
Series Heppner Studs. 2.12.
Commercial League
Team W 1.
Willow Creek Club 42 10
Bank of IX) 3.1 Hi
St. Patrick's 27 23
Kir ft National Bank 2t 2'
Heppner Stud 2t 2ii
Gardner' Men's Wear 20 32
A. I- Daggett. Dlst 19 33
IOOF IS 37
High Ind. Game Tom Hughes.
215; High Ind. Series Larry
Prock. 5;7; High Team Game
Flrt National Hank. 1055; High
Team Series St, Patrick's. 2.S73.
Thursday Night Ladles
Team W L
C. Ed Cole 34 10
First National Bank 30 11
MiLadles 23 21
C. A. Ruggle 22 22
L. II Dick 22 22
Humphreys Drug 1H 26
Wishing Well 17 27
Phil's Pharmacy 10 34
High Ind. Game Jo Ann Dyck.
Oil lr.,1 C.I... It..
Kckman. 500; High Team Game
C. F.d Cede. W5; High Team
Series C. lid Cole. 267'J.
Sweetheart Brand
JUSTICE COURT
March 10 Itowena IVrn Mc
Corkle, lit. 2. Irrtgon. Ulobeed
Moo sign, lined S3.
March HV Wllma 1-e Mailatt.
Heppner. r'IM Mhule license,
Fined S3,
March 17 Thorns Allen Jor
dan. Cecil, no ocralor'a lcene.
l ined S3.
March lft la.ul Ctl-n. lone,
vehicle license rptrel. Fined S3,
March 30 Fugene Darryl 111
Iker. la-xlngton. violation of the
basic rule. Fined $20.
Match 23 Fill l.loyd Petty
lohn. I!t. 2. Heppner, defective
equipment. Fined S3.
Marc- 23 lal(4i Tony Mar
latt. Improper V turn. Fmel
March 22 Gordon Allen
White, lone. dloteyed stH sign
Fined $15
March 2t Alvln Harvey Aycr,
vehicle llceni eplrel. lined.
S3.
March 3tV-lldll Gerald fm
rtt. vehicle license ldreL
lined 110.
Mr 2,.V Sheila Mnnk. fail
ure to drive on th-ht lde of
highway. Fined 17.50.
Manh I Nate Kldon Me
Mtlde, failure to stop and yield
from tuivale ditvewav, Mtie of
115 suicnded.
SAVE $47.50
Rug Installation Cost
On A 15x21 Room
YOU PAY
ONLY
For Rug and Pad
Complete Line of
MOHAWK CARPETS
Let Us Giro You An Estimate
On Your Carpet Needs
Case Furniture Co
249 N. MAIN
PH. 67-Wia
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ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
s. " ' r Zv
let '
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Just in time for Easter!
Reg. 3 prs.
prs. for
for 2.85
now
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Choose the Gaymode that suits you best! SEAM
LESS plain knit, mlcro-mesh, deml-toe . . .
Agllon and Cantrece stretch nylons too! FULL
FASHIONED styles with pen-line seams in
Gossamer sheers or service weights! ALL Gay
modes are contoured and proportioned that
means longer wear, smoother fit!
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I" h.
. : ;i "',' !'''' y
mm
Sweetheart Brand Reg. Sliced
BACON
1 LB. PKG.
59
Qmiem ROW
Lady Hudson 2Vi Size
1
Alice Love
JAM
1 US AGE 49
BEEF
CMt Recast
Z5 Lb. Bo9 $2 J9
mxmke 5 for $1
2 for 851
Holiday
PINEAPPLE-APRICOT
STRAWBERRY
20 Oz.
Leteyee lT(aim
2 HEADS 3 LBS.
Dry imnoinis By
Prices Good Friday & Saturday, April 2 and 3
SIM
111 N. Court
THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS"
Ph. 676-9643