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Coach Don McClure
Lists 30 on TrackTeam
A aquad of 30 track men. In
eluding 15 lettermen, will be
out for the lort thu eawn at
llcr-imcr Ilitfh achool. Coach Hon
M lure rrHrt.
Among lop prtwpect. bacd
on tevlou performance, are
the folkminc:
Mark Brown, wnlrf, 3fr
letterman. who scored third In
the uh-dltrlct In the 2 mile
and hold the aohool record In
that event In a time of 11:XI2.
Tim Smith. Junior. 1 year let
tcrman. who w third In the
dlMrlt-t In the 2 mile and waa
third In the district In crow
country thU school year.
Tim DrlncolL acnlor. 3 year let.
terman. first In the district In
Ihe KJ and third In the Mate
In the K". and holder of wehool
record In the 440 at &30, the
8?W at 1:SS.S. and tne nroaa
1 n VVH"
Dave. Hall. aophomre. 1-year
letterman. fifth In the district
In the htch r.urdlea last year.
Jim Jacobs, junior, wno
second In the sub-district In the
Khotput and sixth In the district
In the ahotput.
Mickey Kindle, senior. 1-year
letterman. who won second In
the aub-dlstrlct In the vault
and holds the school record In
the pole vault at U'H".
Ken Morgan, senior. -eax
letterman. who won a third In
the sub-district In low hurdles.
Other lettermen are: Steve
Baker. Junior, polt vault, high
Jump; David Clark, senior. Jav
elm; Bill McLeod. sophomore,
mile. 880: Stan Raueh. Junior,
shotput, discus: Tim Tullis, sen
ior. 2 mile: Steve Wagenblast.
Junior, discuss: Simon Winters,
senior. 8S0. Javelin, relay: and
Allyn Witherrite. Junior. 220 and
440.
Non-lettermen listed among
pood prospects are Mike Bunch.
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Lexington Oil Co-op 22 22
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Lotts Electric 17 27
Kinzua Corp. 15 28
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senior. dlcu: Mark Murray.
M-ni. shot put. dtcu; Lennie
llanna. Junior. Alfred
ttek aiihontore. ahotput. dis
cus; Frank Lovcren. shotput.
dbu-u: Steve peitvjonn. nopno.
more, mile; Jim Sherman, soph
omitre. 410; Randv Stlllman. 2
mile. Javelin; Jim Bloodswortn.
fn-shman. 2 mile; Karl l)ickon.
frchman. pole vault. Vern Fred
rtikit. Irishman, events not
chosen; Gary Kemp. frehman.
Jaelin. dicu; ln Kindle.
i.kn,.n hi.h hurdle. 220.
broad lump; Mark Tulli. fresh
'man. hurdles; and Rick Wither
I rue. freshman, pole ault and
'2 mile.
1 Trark meets heeln on Friday,
i April 1. when the varsity and
jayvee go to Prlnevllle for a
dual meet. ....
Remainder of the schedule Is
as follows:
.uuriiav, April v. .
Sherman and Wahtonka at Sher
man, varsity only. ,
' Friday. April 15. Wayward Re
'lavs. Eugene.
Saturday. April 16. Heppner
I Invitational, varsity.
, Tuesday. April 19. John Day
.1 ll..nnnrr varsitv.
, Saturday. April 23, Burns In
vitational at Burn, varsity and
I Jawee.
Saturday. April 30. Umatilla
' Invitational at I'matilia. var
sitv and jawee.
Fridav. May 6. Eastern Ore
gon Invitational at La Grande.
! . .Kill'
Saturdav. Mav 14. sub-district
at Burns, varsity and Jayvee.
Saturday. May 21. district.
Friday and Saturday. May 27
2S. state meet at Corvallis.
Dates are yet to be set on a
1'imiiv mwt with Pilot Rock, a
varsity and Jawee Elks Invita
tional meet; & Jayvee meet with
Hermiston Junior high; and a
Jayvee meet with Pendleton
Junior high.
Nichols to Complete
Officers Training
D.,Kr 1 X'irhnls will Eradu-
ate as a lieutenant from Offi
cers Training School in Ft. Ben
ning. Ga- on Friday. March 18.
according to word received by
his sister. Mrs. John Mo! la nan.
Huatinn. will take
three weeks of special airborne
training and then expects to be
stationed at the base at Ft. Lew
Is. Wn. Prior to officers training,
he spent three years in Germa
ny. His parents are former Hepp
ner residents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Thorpe, now of Banning,
Calif.
Livestock 4-H Club
Studies Judging
For its March meeting, the
lone 4-H Livestock Club met at
the lone High school. Gail Mc
carty gave pointers on Judging
4-H animals, and gave out forms
for Hoard's Dairyman 36th an
nual dairy cow judging contest.
Tentative plans for next meet
ing are to meet with the Goose
berry Livestock Club at the Herb
Ekstrom Sr. ranch to practice
judging and clipping hoofs.
Keith Nelson, reporter
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Baseball Opener
Due March 25
At Pilol Rock
Excitement of bakctball has
not fully faded away, but hch
school basenall is taking the
center of th state.
First game for Heppner High
s hool u oi ly a ittle more lha;
a week awav with the Mustang
scheduled to play Itlot Rk on
the Kockct' diamond on Friday.
March 23. beRlnnlng at 3 30.
Th Mustang will loe no time
taking on another opponent on
the road uhen thev faoe River
side at Board in an beginning at
12 (noon) on Saturday. March
First home can Is with I'ma
tilia at Heppner on Tuesday.
March starting at 3 P m
Then. In order, will come these
game:
Saturdav. April 2. 12:00 noon.
Umatilla there.
Tuesday. April 5, 3:30 p m.
Condon at Heppner.
Wednesday, April 6, 4 pm.,
ILrmiston there.
Saturdav. April 9. 1 p m.. Wah
tonka at The Dalles.
Tuesdav. April 12. 3 pm, Con
don there.
Friday. April 13. 3 p.m.. Hlot
Rock at Heppner.
Saturday. April 16,
Madras there.
Tuesdav. April 19,
I p.m..
4 p.m..
Hermiston at Heppner.
Friday. April 22. 3:30
lone at Heppner.
Saturdav. April 23. 1
Sherman at Mro.
Wednesday. April 27.
p.m..
p.m..
3:30
pm.. Blue Mt. College at Pen
dleton. Saturday. April 30. 1 p.m..
Burns at Heppner.
Wednesday. Mav 4. 3:30 p.m..
Blue Mt. College at Heppner.
Saturday. Mav 7. 1 p.m.. Grant
Union at Heppner.
Tuesday. May 10. 4 p.m., lone
there.
Friday. May 13, 4 p.m., Riv
erside at Heppner.
Saturday. May n. league
playoffs; Fridav and Saturday.
Mav 20 and 21. district play
offs; Saturday. June 4. state
playoffs, Portland.
'Coffee Break' Sales
At Cafe on Tuesday
To Help Campaign
All those who stop in at the
Wagon Wheel Tuesday morn
ing. March 22. for a "coffee
break" will have an opportuni
ty to aid the Easter Seal cam
paign at the same time.
Arrangements are being spon
sored by Beta Omega Sorority,
whose members are directing
the drive for funds in the coun
ty this year.
Proceeds from all coffee sales
at the cafe during the 10:00 to
11:00 a.m. hour will go into the
special fund. It is one of the
many county-wide promotions
being carried on to aid the an
nual Easter Seal campaign for
the Oregon Society for Crippled
Children and Adults.
The sorority will conduct
street sales of the Easter lilies
on Saturday. April 2. and the
campaign will close on Easter
Sunday, April 10.
See us ror envelopes of all
kinds. The Gazette -Times.
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Mrs. Bechdoll
Attends
Regional
Teachers Meeting
Br BLANCHE McDANIEL
HARDMAN. K1IEA I' KEEK
Mrs. Adrian Bechdoll. a dele
gate for Morrow louniy learn
ers Association, returned from
Yakima Saturdav night after at
tending the Northwest Region
al Convention of the Department
of Classroom Teachers.
It was a three-da v convention
and she reports that many fine
seeches were heard.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huston and
familv drove to Corvallis last
Tuesday where thev were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kon t.ray
and familv. That evening they
attended the game at Eugene
hetween the San Frandsco War
riors and the Baltimore Bullets,
which Baltimore won. Enroute
home on Wednesday, they stop
ped in Portland for a vbit with
Dr. Ben Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Huston Lesley
were among those enjoying the
partv of the Golden Agers club
In Heppner last Tuesday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crewdson
spent last Sunday in Echo visit
ing their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Waddell
and family.
Fourteen folks gathered at
the Dean Graves home Saturday
ninht for n housewarming and
an evening of cards and visit
ing. The group presented Dean
and Marge with an Early Amer
ican tree lamp and two sofa
pillows. Dessert was served la
ter in the evening.
Mr. nad Mrs. Les Robinson
returned home Saturday after
spending about 3'4 months in
Ashland. They are leeung prei
v arm A now and exoect to be
home for the rest of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ball and
Randy and Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Watklns and Gary, all of Hepp
ner, spent a recent Saturday
evening at the Albert Wright
home. , , ,
Jess Coates has gone back in
to Heppner for an indefinite
stay. We hope it isn't for too
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel
spent Sunday visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Maud Roblson at Plo-'
neer Memorial hospital, and al
so visited with Mrs. Edna Yar
nell and Mrs. Nellie Mahon at
the home of Mrs. Stella Devins.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reld from
Spray were Sunday evening
callers at the McDaniel home.
Ernie Winchester finished re
decorating the Ray Wright home
on Saturday. Mrs. Wright re
ports a job well done. Mr. and
Mrs. Orian Wright of Heppner
spent Sunday at the Ray Wright
home- ,. i
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cecil took
Jay Ball back to Heppner Sun
day evening. He has been work
ing for them the last few weeks
and will be leaving for the
service the last of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gorhman and
Tammy from Wallowa spent
the week-end at the Cecil home.
Darrell Cecil from John Day is
visiting there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright
and family spent Sunday In
Hermiston at the Clayton Wright
home. They also stopped by to
see the beautiful new home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeTrace at
Hermiston.
Mrs. Cecil McDaniel and
children spent Sunday in Lone
rock visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Davis, a bro
ther, Carroll, and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Homer Davis and family.
Steve remained with his grand
parents for a longer visit.
Harold Wright and Elmer
Palmer axe reported on the sick
list.
Club Makes Custard
A meeting of Group 2 of the
Krispie Cookers 4-H club was
held February 23 at the home
of our leader, Mrs. Ajbogast.
There were nine members pres
ent, and Mrs. Haguewood, our
assistant leader.
For our cooking Instruction we
made custard. We sang a few
songs and played games while
waiting for the rustard to cook.
P.efreshx.ents were served.
Gwen Drake, reporter
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Farmers Union
Bills Buchanan
Martin Hiuhnn.Ul of Milton
Freewater will be the speaker
at the meeting r the Morrow
County Farmers Union Tuesday
night. March 22. in the old city
lihrarv at Heppner at 8 pm.,
Orvllle Cutsforth. new president
of the Farmers Union, announc
es. The old cllv library Is next
to the cltv hall.
Buchanan Is Democratic can
didate for representative, 2Nth
legislative district.
Reminder Given
On School Clinic
Mrs. Lowell Chally. county
health nurse, reminds parents
and children of the school Im
munization clinic that will be
held Monday. March 21 In Hepp
ner. It will start at 9 a.m. at Hepp
ner elementary school and
children ore reminded to be on
hand at 9 a.m. After work U
completed with them and Hepp
ner elementary children, the
immunization clinic will be
continued at Heppner High
school for students there.
A clinic for lone grade and
high schools Is set for Monday.
March 28, beginning at 9 a.m.
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Hold That Shovel!
Engineers Warn
Amateur Diggers
I'mie Sam U very much
nxmliikl "lull hultlllliT' Oil (V-
eminent Linda, and haa laws to
ifVent luih digging.
Amateur arvheologMs, ami
Indian trlle ran hers are again
warned by the Walla Walla lu
trlct. l out I Mtginccrii. oi reu
rial a pertaining to uch
dig whhh IU I Mr Icily en-
futced,
TIim law ItrohlhltS rSCAVAt ll'g.
dcM roving, or prirlAtlnu hl
tor lea I ol-lcts on land owned
or coiilrohed by the U. S. Guv
eminent, nod the fori Mate It
Mill be M lowed oil the Uwei
Snake l.lvrr. where const ruction
U In progreM on the Lower Mon
umental. Little ti(Hse. ami
rr Granite Darn project.
According to nde.lnal an h
eotogl!. removal of Indian Arti
facts by an.ateur can result in
ti tal o ot very valuable scien
tific information.
The I'. S National Park Ser
vice plan to wnd an rcheolog
l. al team from Washington Stale
1'nlvrrslty to conduct several ex
cavations at the Mtes thi sum
mer. The National Antiquities Act
cltea the penalties for destroy
ing such historic or prehistoric
material . . . "Any pemon ho
shall uppnprlate, excavate, In
jure, or destroy any historic or
prehistory ruin or monument, or
any obit of antiquity, situated
on lands owned or controlled by
the Goveri men! of the United
States, without ermlslon of the
Secretary of the Department
having Jurisdiction over thi
lands shall, upon convict Ion. be
fined the sum of not more than
$.')i0, or bo imprisoned for a per
iod of not more than nlnet)
Hays."
Post Office Has
Medicare Blanks
Application blanks for sup
plemental medicare benefits are
available at the window of the
Heppner post office, Postmaster
James 11. Drlscoll announces.
The blanks are made avail
able as the Social Security Ad
ministration seeks to contact 3.1
million senior citizens before
the March 31 deadline.
A copy of the application
blank is displayed on the bul
letin board In the lobby of the
post office. Senior citizens who
reached G3 before VMM face a
two-year delay If they do not
sign up bv March 31.
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CLAUDE M. BLAIR
Phone Comnanv
Names President
Claude M Blair becomes pre.
Ident of Pacific Northwest lie! I
effective Friday. April 1. accord
ing to Pale Slusher. local man
ager for the phone company.
Hlalr n paces Walter W. Slra
ley W ho I as resigned to become
a vice pildent of the AT&T
Company li. New Yoik.
Blair rvmea to PNB top job
front the presidency of the Ohio
Hell Telephone Company. He I
no newt oincr to the Pacific
Northwest, having been one of
the three original Incorporator
of P.NM and serving as one of
the new company's vice presi
dents from April. VX) to August.
l'X.l.
Blair N-pan his career In the
telephone Industry with the
ATAT Cott.pany In 19.10. Prior to
Joining Cl.lo Hell In Blair
headed up ATATa space com
munication)' group which suc
cessfully placed Tel-star 1 In or
bit. He has been Ohio Bell's
president since June, I'.Ail.
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