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Results of Third
Play Day Given
WRANGLE IS
The day's results stio;
6 yrs. and under: lurrols
Amw Murray 1, Sieve Currln
2. Poles-o'teve Currln I,
Ann? MurrayS.SackUaceand
F inure 8 ere to more drsl
places for Steve Currln.
78, and i yrs.: Harrels
Janice Sleuull 1. Anne Van
(OKF), CIAZFTTF TIMFS, Thurdav. Mav 11. 1973
$cluiaca t, Nancy Miller 3,
Anita Palmer 4, Poles-Anne
Van Sihoiaok I, Tony Currln
2, Mike CurrtnS, Janice Stea
gall 4; Sack Hare-Nancy Mil
ler 1, Jo Lynn Dily 2. Tony
Curriu 3, Janice Steaiiall 4.
Fitiure 8 Tony Currln 1,
Anne Van Schoiack 2, Janice
Slcapall 3. Cliff IHiuherty 4.
10, 11. and 12 VKS. Oil!;
Ilarrels-Maureen eal 1.
Krynn Rolilnson 2. Cindy
Dougherty 3, Ron Currln 4.
Pile-lavid Steat!all 1.
Owl) Itoulierty 2, krynn
Hohinsoti and Janice Ileal)
tie for 3-t, Ring Race-Jan
cie Meaty 1. Jack Yocnin 2,
David Sif until 3, Krynn Rot
liMiim 4. Fljiur 8-Mureen
Henly I, Krynn Robinson Z,
Sally Mattieny, David St.a
gall. Janice lleaty In I three
ay tie fur 3-4.
13-17 YR OLIUS Iiarrels
Mary Ileal) 1. Patty Daly
2. Tim Daly 3, Joan llealy
4, PileH"J.un Mealy 1, Mary
llealy 2, Susan llealy 3,
Slurry Kemp 4; Run: Race
Duvid Daly 1, Susan llealy 2,
LlM Collins 3, Dun J e
lerson 4, Flt'ure 8-Mar
Healy 1. Lisa Collins. Patty
Puly tiel for 2, Sumii Healy
and Tim "My tied lor 4.
18 YKARS ANPOVFR: liar
reU-iol Sleagall t.S A. Gal
litter 2. Kile Ileal) 3, Craig
Munker 4, Poles -HohSlea-vail
1. Kile Healy 2. Mer-
lyn RoluiMon S.Pat Dougherty
4. Rum Race-Hob Steagall
1. S A. C.alliter 2. Hruce
HerKtitrom 3. Hob Van
Scliouck 4, Flyur 8-Hob
Sleacall 1. IM, Van Schoiack
2. S A. Calliner. and Craig
Munkerk (M for 3. Kite Healy
4,
Spring is bouse cleaning
tune. Want Ada lll help
you do to It quickly. Phone
676-9228.
AT D OF H STATE
CONVENTION
Tho6 liegrs of Honor
niemlMTi bo attended Ilia
SUIe Convention In Portland
last tkeek all participated In
convention proreedlngs.
Those attending er Clara
Gerinon, Ida f-'irra, Frieda
Ma)ek, Ardllh Hunt and
Alice Soard.
Clara Cm (son gave her last
reMrl as slate director. Site
has a ne litis ttuif of Or
gauiaer for Eistsrn Oregon.
RfcO.lt PASCAL, former
linoiyp operator at IhsG-T
ho has been seriously III
In Chelah, Wash, tins
pital. Is no back at ork.
The t ditnr of the paper Iher
says "Recti l very fine
operator as you said betas."
Jim I ooanii Is doing nicely
al Barnes Veterans Hospital
at Vancouver and tord Is that
he tl lie relcnsed soon
MRS, JACK McTlMPENY
and her sisler Mrs. Georgs
Perkins of Pemfleton recently
sinl a week In llatali visit
ing Mrs. McTimpenys son
and iiaui:hter-in-l, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Unrein.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH WO
MEN till man the snack
sharks at lite Fair Grounds
during Ihe Junior Rodeo on
June 10 11.
SUNDAY
MAY 14
Board
man
Heppner
I
one
Irrigon
Lexington
WHY MOTHER'S DAY?
World wide observance of Mother's Day had a mod
est beginning. The first Mother's Dav celebrated resulted
from the inspiration of Ann Jarvis of Philadelphia wh
felt one day a year should be set aside as a tribute to
her mother.
She incorporated this Idea into the church she at
tended . . . plans were made to hold a special service
dedicated to mothers .on the second Sunday of May, 1907
. . . and everyone was asked to wear a white carnation
in honor of his or her mother.
It is unlikely that Ann Jarvis, herself, dared dream
of the far-reaching influence of Mother's Day. The idea
caught on and spread like wildfire. By 1911 every state
in the union, Canada. South America. China, and many
other countries had adopted the custom. In 1912 an in
ternational Mother's Day Council was formed . . . the cus
tom of wearing a white carnation was modified. In 1914
Congress asked the President to issue a proclamation des
ignating the second Sunday In May MOTHER'S DAY.
Just add water
and away Grandma
can go in a new
Swim Suit
Eat out Fine Food
for All the Family
A Spring Wardrobe
will please her
Tuck in a
pair of
Shortie gloves
The loveliest of
Blouses
Fill up the
picnic hamper and
take Mother and
Dad along to your
favorite outdoor
spot
is in the Air
No Matter Where You Live
To Please Any Mother
Gift Her A Gift .
With A Tender Touch!
Something
Lawn Rake,
New Sprinkler
Length of Hose
Garden Hand Tools
Play it cool
Give her
Bermuda shorts
At Heart
Mom's A
Glamorous Girl
Purses
She'll love you for
giving her one
Straw, Leather,
Vinyls, Color and
Style to Suit
For the Mother
who has everything
Buy A Bond
Happy Mother's
Day
Remember
Grandmas too!
They love Cards.
Give her a
living gift that
will grow . . . .
to brighten her
garden and
memories
Hosiery . . .
she never has
enough.
A Beautiful
New Wrist
Watch
Costume
Jewelry
Brighten her
corner with a
lamp, a gay pillow,
a picture.
Make it Special
It's For
Mother
Happy Mothers Day
Fill up the gas
tank and take
Mom for a ride
How long has it
been since she's
seen Maryhill
Museum?
For Mothers on
the Go
Go
Go
Go
Slacks
Give her Flowers
A pretty new
look with a
wig
A subscription
to her home
town newspaper
Maybe she likes
to sew and
fashion her own
wardrobe? Give
her spring fabrics
Mothers
Are People
Mothers are people who cook
thincs
like breakfast or lunch or a
snack:
Dexterous people who hook
thincs
Which button or zip up the
back.
Mothers are people who blow
things,
Balloons and kisses and
noses;
Greentliumblsh people who
send thincs
Like letters and strawberry
tarts;
Magical people who mend
things
Like blue leans and elbows
and hearts.
Mothers are people who find
things
Like mittens and homework
and germs;
Fussbudget people who mind
things
Like cuss words and snow
balls and worms.
Mothers are people who
sweep things
Like porches and cobwebs
and rugs;
Softhearted people who keep
things.
Like artwork, report cards
and hugs.
Mothers are people who nurse
things,
A boy or a girl or a spouse.
And all in all there are
worse things
Than mothers to have in
your house!
When all else
fails
Give a
Gift Certificate
For a real lip
smacking treat,
Delight Mom with
a box of candy
It Sun Believable
the gifts you can
give Mother
that she'll
enjoy all summer
A Bowling
you can go and
Take Mother
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS EXTEND TO YOU A HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Cal's Arco Service
Case Furniture Co.
Central Market
Coast-to-Coast Store
L. E. Dick
Elma's Apparel
Farley Motor Co.
Fiesta Bowl
First National Bank of Oregon
Heppner Branch
Gardner's Men's Wear
The Gazette-Times
John Gochnauer
Farm Bureau Insurance
Gonty's
Gray's Repair Shop and
Union Oil Consignee
Harris Drive-in
Heppner Auto Parts
Heppner Cleaners
Heppner Inland Chemical Co.
Heppner Lumber Co.
Heppner-Morrow County Chamber
of Commerce
Heppner Nor-Gas
Leonard's Shell Service
Kinzua Corporation
M & R Company
MiLadies Apparel
Morrow' County Abstract & Title Co.
Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc.
Murrays Rexall Drug
Northwestern Motel
Peterson's Jewelers
Paul Pettyjohn Co.
Pettyjohn's Farm & Builders Supply
Ruggles-Boyce Insurance Agency
Jack Van Winkle's Sears
Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant
Thomson Bros. Grocery
Turner, Van Marter and Bryant
Insurance
Van Winkle's Motel
The Wagon Wheel Cafe and Lounge
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