RCrrNEI CAirTTE TIMES. ThuredaT. rbnarT
Freshmen Crush
Condon, 51-19
ltniknr Hleh frehmen
got
h.k on ihe winnine track Jan
uarv by romping to an eaay
M19 basketball victory over
the Condon fxosh.
Led bv the 13 point first half
effort of Calvin Ashbeck. the
rooks took an early lead and
were never headed.- Heppner
commanded at the first rest, 13
4, and the second quarter wat
Just as lopsided, as the Mustang
rosh went Into the dressing
room with 21-7 half-time lead.
Ashbeck was the only man
cm either squad to break Into
double figure, as he popied
In 17 and did his usual fine
board Job. The other two of the
Ashbeck triplets also figured in
the scoring, as Alvtn totaled 8
and Mel v in 6.
CONDON FROSH H An
derson 5, Johnson 4. Gilliam 6,
T. Bums, J. Burns. Tomblon,
I'psald. Weimar. Mercer. Hus
ton. Barnett 2. Pavne 2.
HEPPNF.R FROSH (511 O'
Donnell 4. Mealy. Kindle 4. A.
Ashbeck R. Kemp 6. M. Ashbeck
6. C. Ashbeck 17. Evans. Petty
John 6. Smith. Dickson. Bloods
worth. .
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients wno were aamiuea 10
Pioneer Memorial hospital dur-j
Ins the past week, and are still
receiving medical care, are the)
following: Nellie Mahon. Hepp-j
rter; Kenneth Howard. Heppner-
notiu I wforH Raker! Leta Leu- '
,., - uTi.w
neuer. neppnrr uu wiiui .......
oson. lone.
. - , .
Thnu u hA were ldmiura ior ,
-- Aim January u iu iir u .. a-s-
medical care and wT ater dls. of CouW Dam
missed, were the lnK;.'' jwash. where Mr. Rhodes Is his
ter Perry. Fossil; . tory Instructor and athletic
Heppner; John Nielson. Hepp-h , Junior Hij,n school,
per; Martha Lane. Heppner. n. baby joins a brother
Steven Schel Kinzua. Louis Bradley who Is two years
Mr. and Mrs. James bhaw oi . ,
Condon axe parents of a 6 lb.. . w,vland Hyatt
7t oz. dauchter. born Tiay; I
January 28. She has been named
Jackie Sue, and Joins five oth
cr children in ine iamuy.
McMurdo Attends
Heart Symposium
Dr. A. D. McMurdo was among
the physicians who attended the
Orpimn Academy of General
Practice Symposium on myocar
dial infarction (heart attacks)
held Friday, January 23. at the
Sheraton Motor Inn In Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. McMurdo trav
eled to Portland by train from
the Hin'ile station. They attend
ed the noon banquet together.
Among the out standing
speakers on the symposium
were John A. Spttell of the Mayo
Clinic. Earl K. Shlrey of the
Cleveland Clinic, J. Scott But
terworth, clinical professor of
medicine of New York Univer
sity medical school.
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way than to give you the best deal In townr Bring your car to him. While he's adding up the tre
mendous amount of money he'll give you for It, take a spin around town in the mighty LeSabre.
You can afford it Price It no handicap during the tuned car tradin' derby. Come on In now.
Home Extension
Unit Organized
For Kinzua Area
IT VIRGINIA KELSO
KINZUA A home entcrwlon
unit ai orcanlrcd here last
Thursday with Bunny Dyer,
h.imo l n 1 1 o n a cent. In
charge. Chairman (or the unit
I Mr. Itnald Con1. nJ were
tarv Is Mrs. Doyal llubbcll.
The project study lor enru
arv Is "Short Cut to Hot Meals'
with Wanlta Hubbcll and Joy
Brock In charge.
The next meeting will be eb
ruarv 10 at 1M Pm. in the
churvh annex.
New Club Outran Chosen
New officers for the coming
iMf nf th Kinzua Women
club were elected last Thursday
at the kitchen. ew prcsiueni i
Vonnie Browning; vice prcaiuem
U Lucille Reavis; secretary Is
Kdith Lynch, and treasurer Is
Virginia Kelso. Mrs. Kathryn
Flack was appointed baraar
chairman, and Mrs. Margie Ball
is In charge of Polly Anna's.
Marcie Ball Is in charge of
quilt tickets and cards are In
the rharce o( Emalee Long.
t.ms are in cnarKv n
Kelso. Hostess for the afternoon
was Lolselle Dahill.
Busjnoss visitors to Condon
Monday were Klva Davis and
.auoMe Bailey,
. 01,1.
air. ana .sirs. lmui
received word of the birth of a
1 i l.l... 'Ha r hnrn
tirinuMiii, win - v. 1
?
d daughter Theresa spent the
k"Pr Portland visiting
week-end in Portland visiting
relatives.
In The Dalles Saturday on
business were Paul Oyler nd
Howard Rice.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank DeMerrit on Sunday were
Mrs. Mary Madison of Wood
tawn. Wn. She Is Mr. DeMerrit's
sister. Also visiting there were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ordway of
Spray.
The Friendship club was en
tertained last Wednesday eve
ning at the Camp 5 community
hall with Judy Nonris as host
ess. High was won by Sue Mat
tison. low by Mavis Oyler and
floating by Pat McMinn and
Jean Medlock. Others playing
were Rita Conlee, Doris Stub
blefield. Dinah Jackson. Naomi
Rice. Rosie Graham. Betty Mur
dock and Carol Norrls.
J re Fran If FpitpI went tO
Portland Wednesday for busi
naa and hrrninf and to Visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Nel
son.
Mrs. Earl Norm ana airs.
Konnofh Nnrris went to BitTES
Junction Friday to meet Mrs.
Pinharrl Mnrtimore who Was
coming home for the week-end.
Mr. Mortimore took ner oacK 10
Biggs Sunday.
The Camp 5 community card
party was held Saturday night
witn live taoies in piay. mg
hv Rnsfv Medlock and
Carol Norris, low by Don Mc-
Conneil and Jean jweaiocK,
floating by O. L. Adams and
Betty Murdock. The door prize
was won by Rusty Medlock.
Coffee and sandwiches were
served by the hostesses, Jean
Medlock and Carol Norris.
BE A WINNER e3!&0 BUY A WINNER
See your local authorized Buick dealer
Cub Awards Earned
By Local Troop 661
Given at Pack Meet
Cub SfWit award! were pro
sentcd to several young mvut
en at the January Cub Scut
Pack meeting of Troop No. 1
laM Thurdv evening at the
grade school cafeteria.
Regional Director Don Wlke
of tvndlcton called the mH-t-Ing
to crtlrr, using the Cub
Scout candle lighting wtno.
nTbKp 1. under the direction
rr il.n mother. Mrs. Alice Mc-
Cabe. entertatnisl with a klt
entitled The Sinking ot ine
Bismarck." Mrs. David McLeod s
ivvm 1 f.illiiuist with a kit.
which was a Ualn npresenting
the grades or cias-cs 01 me
Cubs.
Marlon Green awarded Bob.
cat pins to the following boys:
Jerry Gentry. Raymond Curnutt.
Bobbv Todd. Tracv Wilson. How-
ard Green. Douglas Krelger,
Clay lU-nson and Billy Adams.
Wolf pins were awaroeu 10
n.vi.i m.iswI rvuclAa Krelcer.
Clay Benson. Billy Adams, Dirk
Dunlav and Bobby loua.
Keith Totld was Issued his
Bar pin and a silver arrow
badge.
Bov Scout leader Moose
Stephens Introductnl Rob Ab
rams. Sctut second class, who
Invited anv Cubs who became
11 years old during February to
. i ...( iha j-iiii mietlne't at
the American Legion hall and
to Join.
Additional den mothers are
also needed to take care of the
in.nmiino number nf cubs. Any
one interested Is asked to Con
tact Mrs. McLeod.
Refreshments were enjoyed
at the close of the meeting,
served bv Mrs. Robert Todd.
Mrs. McCate and Mrs. McLeod.
Justice Court
Jan. 3 Dee Jones. Cecil.
drunk on a public highway.
fined $50; Charles E. tune, in
sufficient binders, fined $15;
Alex L'lrich. driving under the
influence of liquor, fined $.100.
Jan. 7 William Henrv Pad
berg, failure to yield right of
way. fined $13; warn vmr
Weatherford. no operator' li
cense, fined $5; Archie Thelman
Estab. lone, obstructed rear vis
ion, fined $10.
Jan. 10 George Van Schoiack.
Condon, expired operator's li
cense, fined $5.
Jan. 11 Gary Lee McQulnn.
Spray. Insufficient binders, fined
$1Jan. 13 Robert Patrick Con
way, expired operator's license,
fined $3.
Jan. IS William James Do
herty. Lexington, parking on
highway, fined 15.
Jan. 19 Freddie Richard Pap
Ineau. Lexington, overheight log
load, fined $13.
Jan. 25 Virgil Edwin Hath
away. Bend, no operators li
cense, fined $5; Leonard Wil
liam Schultz, overheight log
load, fined $15; Donald Wilson
McCarty. no operator's license.
fined $5.
Jan. 27 Lynn Koyce jones,
Pilot Rock, overheight log load,
fined $15.
Jan. 28 Victor Carroll Fussel
man. Spray, overheight load,
fined $15. . ,
rh 1 Tonard Willi am
Schultz. 7200 lb. group axle ov
erload, fined $150.
Municipal Court
Jan. 16 Eugene Najar, dis
obeyed stop sign, fined $10.
Jan. 23 Monte Lee Crum,
lone, disobeyed stop sign, fined
$10.
Dennis Children
Helped to Safely
By Portland Girl
If D ULTRA JONES
LKXINirPON According to
an article In the Sunday IVrt
land twcRonian, Mr. W lennm,
a former txMngtonlte, credit
her baby sitter. Diane Gerrard.
for savin the lives of their two
children on Friday nlKht.
Diane told the pollee
heard a muffled explosion which
I h.ni. 'hi mU-hl te a tuilte
caustvl by the two Kt". Clifford.
. ami Cl)de, 1H month. iaing
She went to l iliioru s netuiHMii
and touml the ib.r Janmusl
shut. Forvlr.ij the door -M-n.
Diane saw flames coining from
the clMt and the room filbnl
with smoke. Clifford, however,
was Uep In his mother s room
She awakened Clifford, leading
him outside and carrying Clyde.
The neighbor were then askel
to call the fire department.
Extensive damage was done
to the bedroom by fire and
smoke. anJ water damaue to the
rest of the home. Mrs, lvnnis I
the former Frieda Breeding,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. G
deeding of Lexington
Newt OHarra Is a patient In
Pendleton Community hospital.
He had recently been released
from the hospital, wai taken
ill aeatn unextiectinlly and rush
ed to the hospital in IVndle
ton. It Is hoped that he will be
able to return home again very
soon.
Mrs. Florence McMillan spent
several davs this week In Ar
llngton at the home of her dau
ghter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
G. K. Irvln. . .
Women's Fellowship of ine
Christian Church met at the
Knm nf Mrt llarlev Saecr last
Tuesday afternoon. Plans were
made for a Father ion banquet
with the date being set tor
March 12 at the churcn. u is
planned that a committee will
. Iilf ih nurtlnv hnme In llepp-
ner at least once a month, and
perhaps more often, starting in
February. The next meeting is
scheduled for the home of Mrs.
Carl Marquardt when table dec
orations will be made for the
banquet which Is hoped can be
served In the St. Patrick's Day
motif. Refr eshments were
served.
The Amacita Club met at the
home of Mrs. Al Fetsch for Its
regular meeting last week.
Those winning prizes were Mrs.
Bob Davidson, hlKh: Mrs. Ed
Baker, second high; Mrs. Eldon
Padberg. traveling, and Mrs.
Gene Cole. low. Others playing
Mrs. Rov Martin. Mrs. C.
r rarmirhapl. Mrs. Georce Her
mann. Mrs. Wm. J. VanWlnwle
and the hostess. Mrs. tetscn.
Lexington Grange HEC
Has Busv Schedule
The HEC of Lexington Grange
726 m-t at the nome oi tti
Martha VanSchoiack in Hepp
ner last Thursday afternoon
Plana u.rrf made for the LOX
Ington Oil Co-op dinner which
i in ho Ffhruarv 8 at the Lex
ington Grange hall. Committees
were appointed witn Mrs. nor
man Nelson chairman of the
planning and cooking commit
tee; Mrs. Charles C. Jones, chair
man nf t ho urvln? committee
Mrs. Nora Turner, chairman of
the cleanup committee. Also it
ua announced that the Soil
Conservation meeting would be
February 1 at the urange nan
and a committee of Mrs. Wil
bur Steagall, Mrs. Ola Ruggles
and Mrs. flora Turner was ap
pointed to serve at this meet
Inir
The next HEC meeting will
be held at the home oi Mrs.
Knrman Nelson. It will be a
kitchen shower for the dining
room and kitchen or the orange
hall. Needed articles include
large kettles, pitchers, spatulas,
bake pans and various other ar
ticles. Refreshments were served
to Mrs. Ola Ruggles and Mrs.
Nora Turner of HeDDncr. Mrs.
Florence McMillan. Mrs. Wilbur
Steagall, Mrs. Charles c jones
of Lexington and Mrs. Norman
Nelson and Mrs, Ella Burgoyne
and Carl Smouse of lone.
Kenneth Jones of Portland
and Jim Foster of Scappoose vis
ited with Kenneth's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palm
er and son Mike and Mr. and
Mrs. Clell Rea of lone were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dal
las Rea of Condon on Sunday.
Mrs. Cleo VanWlnkle was a
guest of her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanWlnkle
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Christophers o n
and Mrs. C. C. Jones motored to
Hinkle on Tuesday taking Con
nie Chrlstopherson to a train
there, where she left for con
tinued schooling at the univer
sity in Provo, Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom were
called to Wasco on Saturday by
the death of Mr. Yocom's moth
er. Funeral services were held
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. George steagaii is ai
home after a stay in Pioneer
Memorial hospital.
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Party Honors
Area Residents
r MARTHA NATTESOK
MONUMKNT iVveral eo
In the area were honored at the
January birthday nrtv held Fil
day evening. January 2H, at the
home of Mr. and Mrm. W. A.
Moran.
Hun present were Mr. and
Mrs. Kho Uleakman of John
Day; Mr. and NU. Jim Ttppett.
Mr. and Mm Hob Certaoti, Mr.
and Mrs. L. I Vinson. Mrs. Kay
Harris, Mrs. Helen Holme and
Mrs. lleorge Nlikle. all of Kim
hcrly. llioe attending from
Monument were Mr. and Mrs.
Uob Holmes. Mrs. Darlcne Hoy.
er. Mrs. Kdna Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Mungravc. Mr. and
Mrs. Mead Glim an. Mr. and
Mr. Jack Sweck. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Cavcnder, Mr. and Mm. W.
A. Moran. Mrs. Martha Matte
ion. 1-eslie Avery. Jerry lloyer
and Tony Moran. A sootel eve
ning of cards and refreahments
was enjoyed by all thoe at
tending. Bill Chance returned home
from Odetl. Ore., last Wednca
dav. where he had vUlted hU
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Steele for a week.
Clearnlce Holmes and son
Steve left last Thutvlay for
Bol.se, Idaho, on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Rho Uleakman
of John Day were here Friday
to attend the birthday party at
the home of Mr. and Mr. W.
A. Moran. They also visited with
her brother and slstertn-Iaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Musgrave.
on the old home ranch before
returning to their home Satur
day. Carl Cox and son Bobby are
building a machine shop on
their ranch.
Stanley Boyer drove to Arling
ton Friday evening for a load
of freight.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gienger had
a car accident Friday in the
basin. Mrs. Gienger was taken
to John Day for treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McKln
non and two daughters of Hepp
ner spent the week-end with her
folks. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hin
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Arlot Fleming
had as guests over the week
end their daughter. Jerry, and
her husband, also their son.
Tommy and his bride of La
Grande.
Mrs. Billie Jean Hunt and Jes
sie Scott were hostesses for a
baby shower Friday evening at
the Scott home In honor of Mrs.
Janice Herrlg.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thrope of
Davvllle visited Sunday at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
lllnton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown
took heir son. Mark, and Mark
Murray to Eugene Friday for
Duck Preview (hlh school vis
itation on the University of
Oregon campus. They returned
Saturday night. On the trip they
stopped at Corvallis to visit the
Browns' son, Chris, a student at
Oerj-on State University. Others
who went to Eugene for the
Preview Included Margaret
Green, Brenda Young and Joan
Stockard.
jp For Your Valentine
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORT jr?
ment of Heart-shaped "'&,,w j
pP? BOXES AND SAMPLERS ! SM-s
Mur rays Recall Drug
217 N. Main Heppner h. 676-9610
Rochhound
Comer
r RUIY MILLER
Al ih luitlni'ta meetlnf of
the Morrow County Uem and
tun.,.) bauiii i.tt linuarv '22.
. - f - - - J '
!n,'l.l,rd LVI Gonly m..lnll
bill Gentry as field trip chair
man and Rachel Harnett to
head ogrammlng. Member
appointed l Hn a fair booth
were Cliff Wacner and Avery
Talor. Tho appointed to plan
for the iddewalk baiaar were
Johanne Talor and Alice Mc
Cabe.
president Gouty read a letter
from State tieologlM llollla M.
Dole thanking the club tr its
donation of an opal filled thun
der egg from 0a! Butte to the
dloplay rate In th state rap!
tol. He commended Walt F-der
on his workmanship In rutting
and Hdlhlng the 'egg" So far.
only two opal filled thunder
cges have been donated.
With the pawing of Senate
Joint Resolution 1H on Man-It
29. VMV, the 'thunderegg- be
came the official slate rock.
Harold M Dunn of the Spring
field K-x-k and Gem club in
Lane county Is credited with
bringing the desire for a state
rock before the senate and the
public. A ote was taken by the
rock clubs In Oregon and tho
thunder egg won.
Thundercgg. as one word,
was adopted bv Ihe Oregon leg
Ulalnr fur the nam of the
state rock and. therefore, Is Ihe
correct spelling when referring
to the state rock; however. In
describing the ceoiocy and mln
erealogv of thunder eggs, the
two-word spelling has priroity.
Mrs. Harnett gave a report on
thunder eggs, which are rock
atructures formed In welded
tuffs and rhyolites. of spherical
or tlli itsoldal fthauc. containing
cores of chalcedony or quarts or
opal.
The orlcln of the name "thun
der ecu" has been credited to
the Warm Surinjrs Indians.
George Miller Rave a short
talk on the difficulties of polish
ing garnets, Dinnstones ior jan-
mrv.
The door prize, won by Pat
Cwntrv wai an emblem of the
American Federation of Miner-1
aloglcal Societies.
Ruby Miller displayed some ;
rocks found near Malheur Lake
in Harney county. They were i
Identified as poflbly being ool
ite. Kach member was Invited
to take one fur his own collec
tion.
Refreshments were served by,
the Bill Gentrys. 1
JIM'S MEAT CO.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
StanlieldL. Oregon
Old-Pashloned
Hickory Smoked
Wednesday.
Curing
r Slaughtering
Days-
Mondar.
rridays
Cutting and Wrapping
Locker BeeJ and roiK
Will pick up two b 1 or
more free of charge
Phone 449-362) Jim Tolan
Day or Night
Earl Morgan Telli
More of Rainmaker
Fail Morgan of lone recalls
the man who came to Mormw
eminty many years ,n
attempt to ni-ae tain, he said
In a 4iorie call t the Garette
lime.
The mans name was Hat
field. Morean said, and he
fame In VMfl to Interest farm
er In obtaining more precip
itation. From here he went in
to Sherman county and they
agreed to elve him "al If he
could get all Indie of rain by
a certain date In June.
Morgan, then W, and hi
brother were building a fence
and woklng In harvest In
Sherman county thai year.
When they went to work on
the day It was to rain, the
brother ai.ked If Farl had a
coat with him. Morgan re
plied that since there wa no
Indication of rain he was tak
Ing no coat.
Alxtut an hour after they
started working .heavy rain
fall came.
The year brought a good
crop and a big baret.
"It didn't rain aU Inches
Morgan said, but he added
that as he rememter It the
Sherman county ranchers paid
him the .". although eat
ern Gilliam county ami M
row county got a heavier rain.
Morgan aald that he be
lleve the atory Is recorded In
the Sherman county Observer.
He told his recollection In re
mvonse to a request by 1 A.
Moore of llcrmlaton for infor
mation to pass on to a re
neiircher at the University of
Oregon.
MONUMENT
i ti Cy .t t and twu
oils. l " - -
- tK.i.i- mnA ir,,)i.rt ami Mr.
iwimii - -
iw., Mttknn eatn.
nu num.
ered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. LaVerne J. Matteson pad
family Thursday evening to
help them celebrate their 7th
wedding anniversary.
HEPPNER
GRILL
SUNDAY
BUFFET
1 1 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Hot Entrees For
Sunday, Feb. 6:
Roast Beef
and CraTT
M ashed Potatoes
Chicken and
Dumplings
ALL TOO CAN EAT
Adult SUS
Children (under 12) 7Sc