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GILLIAM. MORROW AND UMATILLA COUNTIES
Yacht Club Skiers
Caplure Awards
In July 4 Event
M.Nary Yacht club kltr
u I. rmttl.'iiiatrti In th WAlr
M tmunamrnt at Soap LaW.
Wn., over the
tm-luittni; two from lone. HI
rrv well In the meet.
Tom lU-lmbluner vn the bis
event, the nien"a Jump, wl'.h
Jum of feet ami 11 feel,
anil Mark llalvornen won aeoond
l.. .... tri.-ka anil tv-lvV IVIIIlU
ill !" - . .
Jerl )epp f HermUton won
third In alaiom compeuuon.
Severely handicapped by a
Jump mi t ao much atu-ktrr than
the well cared for Jump at their
own club. Mark and Jerl took
hard and long fall on their
firM Jumjvv Mark huns up on
the Jump, and when he finally
landed on the water about UK)
feet out. he hit hi ukU and rut
a gash In hl forehead which
later required five at Itches to
close.
He came back after a 3 min
ute reM period and made two
fine Jump to place necond In
(he eent. The next clay he won
aecond place In bo)-1 trick.
Jerl also hung up on the
Ucky ramp and look a bad fall
on her first Jump, but he came
back to Jump twice a far as
her nearest competitor. However,
she was unable to adjust to the
surface and failed to ski away
on two of her Jumps. Therefore
she failed to win a trophy In
the Rlrls' event. She took the
third In the slalom competition
which was won by a California
girl.
Helmbl;ner had lauen on me
iump in his trick runs, but in
the men's Jump competition he
used an Innovation on his Jump
.kis that apparently minimised
the stickiness of the Jump and
sailed well past any of his
competitors, winning by a total
distance of 17 feet more than
anyone else with his Jumps of
115 feet and 118 feet. He had ap
plied formica bottoms to his skis.
Coach Ray Heimblgner now in
sists that all his too Jumpers
applv formica to their fckis.
Tom's formica came ungiued on
one of his skU on his longest
Jump, causing him to lose a ski
and continue on Just one ski.
indicating that all problems
i u
Every litter
bit hurts
HEP.
AMERICA!
.EUUTIfUt
m i ryf
KilM mm n
New County Agent
Starts Work Here
Eugene Winter, new Morrow
county agent nnd staff chair
man in the office, arrived In
Heppner Monday to start work
a.s of Tuesday morning, coming
from Medford.
He is living temporarily In a
motel while seeking a suitable
home for his family here.
Winters formerly served as
county agent In Jackson county
and succeeds NeN Anderson In
Morrow county. He will be Join
ed later In the month by Gall
MeCarty. now working In Grant
county, who will be extension
agent in I II and livestock.
W. C. VanWinkle
Dies Following
Heart Attack
V, l VanWinkle. 73. a III
lime resident of Heppner and
Ixxington. died unexpectedly
Ft May, July 2. In l-exlngton fol
low in heart attack had
Ven In rtoneer Memorial h
pltal recently after aufferlng a
hack Injury In a fall at hi
home.
Funeral wrU were Tues
day. July at 10 am. In tie
t4xlnto'n ChrMUn rhorch with
the Kev. Al Bo hee officiating
Interment wa In the Ixxlng
ton cemetery. Sweeney Mortuarv
of Heppner had marge or ar
rangements.
He was brn January I. l-1
on Butter lreek. the son t'
oloneer homesteaders, Isaac and
Hose Ktta VanWinkle. A a !
of 10, he went through the
Heppner fltxl In 1VI.
He wa married April 1911
In lj-ini-tnn t.i CUh ISkeUon
wh survive. Mr- " VanWinkle
had engaged In wheat ranching
until hi retirement. .
Survivor Includ" the widow
Mrs. Cleo VanWinkle: three
sons. Alfred VanWinkle of Smi
kan J ii W VanWInkl tit 11.1)1)
ner. and William VanWinkle of
U'Xington: three daughter. Mr
iiii.il irm.tim. w...a -
Inhn llrlnot I K't t ir twilh llf
Heppner, and Mrs. June Duvall
of St. Louis. Mm a sister. Mr
Ines Beatle of philomath; and 2.1
grandchildren.
Til j flmllu ( t F.i. tl,t tK.,
who wish to honor hi memory
may mane coninnuiion u me
neart rumi-
Marrow county court W'cdnea-
d.y paucd tr'lutlon autlu.
lilng extension of the Moirow
oiunty flannlng an.i kmiihh
commln and Hiking match
ing fund from the l'it'n I
nlnK program.
The county provides juxxi
rt fT toe o'mnii"1""
.MXl U iold.M ny cue rru
rial g.ietnment.
... o.ni J.wu ald that me
court W Inteiexttil Irt having the
commtlon do mew piaiuuiiR
for water development, and par-
licuUrly for reservoir ir
real Ion.
have not been solved In apply
ing the formica.
Support These Organizations
AT THE
SIDEWALK BAZAAR
Proceeds of Their Booths And Projects Will Go To
Church, Community And Club Projects
Morrow County
ROCKHOUNDS
DANGLE TIE BARS. BOLO-
TIES, KEY BINGS. TU..
TACKS. GIRLS' BELTS ON
SALE AT EXHIBIT
In Front Of
GONTY'S
Mother's Club
SNO-CONE SALE
In Front Of
Turner, Von Marter
& Bryant
CARNATION
CLUB
DEGREE
OF HONOR
In Front Of
CENTRAL
MARKET
ELKS
PIE AND COFFEE
ALSO PIES AND
CAKES FOB SALE
ELKS TEMPLE
THIS MESSAGE
LATTER DAY
SAINTS
BAKE SALE
In Front Of
Thomson's
Grocery
JAYCEES
FREE ENTERTAINMENT,
MUSIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PUBLIC SERVICE STAND
In Front of Former
FRED'S CAFE
HOLLY
Rebelohs
HOMEMADE
PASTRIES
In Front Of
Heppner Auto Sales
EPISCOPAL
MEN'S STEAK
FRY
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
5:30 to 8 p.m.
FRIDAY
4-H Sew Alongs
FLOWER DEMONSTRATION
SEWING ARTICLES AND
BAKE GOODS FOR SALE
In Front Of
Thomson's
Old Store
SANS SOUCI
REBEKAHS
DIPPY DOGS
In Front Of
HUMPHREYS
DRUG
(NEW ADDITION)
AMERICAN
LEGION
AUXILIARY
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE
In Front Of Old
Heppner Hdw.
IONE
GARDEN CLUB
FREE FLOWER FILMSTRIPS
At Former Office
JOS J? NYS
ARBUCKLE
MOUNTAIN
Ski Club
FUN AT THE DUNK TANK
AT WESTERN AUTO
BAKE SALE AT PENNEY'S
METHODIST
WSCS
BAKE SALE
Saturday Only
IB rront 01
Jeanne's
Beauty Shop
LEXINGTON
WOMEN'S
FELLOWSHIP
In Front Of
LYLE'S
BARBER SHOP
FREE SWIM
TICKETS
AVAILABLE AT
J. C. PENNEY'S
AND GONTY'S
SPONSORED BY YOUR HOME-OWNED BANK AS A COMMUNITY SERVICE
BANK OF
Eastern Oregon
HEPPNER IONE
MEMBER. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Planning Board Extension Sought
in ii.u mnnnriiiin the county
w.)t aition to u of
riulmrni M cotiulln of a
wiu at Anon nt;u wfim'
.1 ....k at I til HUllllllMUl (if
tiiapln an.l i:'k rireaa. Tt
ms with a iunrv at4 rnl.
iHt-iina tt mlHt aiul tlir
oxmiv romUiti will
o-ii ! Vkoih. It U rr-t.
rt that th wink will ! in In
Ul Aucuot, Jutlc hmr
fieri rtfa rah? Ml unua4
Itrnta arouml your plao with
Clawtto.Tlmea claaalflctl 'l
GRAIN FIRE TIME IS AT HAND
ytfSc-. . .
Ci
nnMT WAIT. NEXT WEEK MAY BE TOO lAUl
C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE
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REMEMBER:
You Don't Have To Be
A Member of
Lexington Oil Co-op.
, An 7 ' il
''ti'' fHlf flhM-r
i OIL'l
m
To Shop Here
And Save
Many folks In this community have asked us, "Do I have to be a member
of your association to be a customer?" We would like to clear this up
right here and now. The answer Is: "No, non-members are most welcome!"
In fact It Is to your advantage to stop at the sign of the big
"Circle P." That emblem means that we are members of the
PACIFIC family of cooperatives. It also means that the tremendous
purchasing power of the 70,000 farm families who Jointly own
the 125 local Pacific cooperatives Is combined to bring highest
quality products and volume savings to each customer . . .
WHETHER YOU BELONG TO OUR ASSOCIATION OR NOT.
REMEMBER Patronage dividends are paid by Lexington Oil Co-op
to both members and non-members alike.
Look for the sign of the "Circle P."
Make It your sign of savings, quality and friendly service, ?
member
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for viry
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