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4 MTI'NFU VVillow Creek Little League The Indian lougers nuke up fame will be played July 1 ii 6 p.m. prior to the American Legion Fire work display on the loii field. Indians Bra The Indians coached b Lindsay kincaid and ivltn LaRue lost two games Ik thf Hraves last week. On June 12. Canny McEtligott and Frank Eivlnun shared pitching honors and Dennis Stefani was the catcher. Den nls Peck hit a home run (or the Braves. Catches (or the Braves are Tom Wilson and Glen Ward. The final score was 12-3. On the June 14 , Tennis Stefani pitched the ssx-inning fame with Tanny Mcl'lltgot: catchup. The final score was 9-3. Standings Team on Lost Braves 1 Indians 2 2 .OKF . t"J A7.1TTK TIMKS. Thursday 0 June 1073 loft to riht) jimmy bayinonu. Nonny aenwan. THE IONE INDUNS (back row left to right) Rick Gilbert, Dan McElligott, Dennis Ste fan:. Frank Engelman. Brian Rietnunn, Wade West, and bat girl Mary Kinciad. vFrcnt row left to right) Jerry Rietmann, Ralph Martin. Bruce Millman, Treve Peterson, Glen Krebs, and Robin LaRue. Not pictured are I eland White and Alan Roberts. Clint Carlson THF HEPPNL'K HKAVKS-KCk row Ronny Ward. Jerrv Cutsfortli. F ru- Clov antf Bill kenn. .Front row left to ncht) Perrv Wilson, Terry Toll, Curtis Sweek. Tennis Peck. Clayton Galliher. Scott Mclweu. Jim Kenny and Gary Carr. The Braves won the first half of the season; renuinine un defeated for tlat lulf. They are in first place this half, and so far have oiUv lost one came. Coaches ar. Tom Wilson, read: ami uien warn, assistant, t noi piciureu) :fn T A1 ro.C. honor roll Sprint; term honor roll has been announced at Eastern Oregon College. Heppner: Robert Dobbs and Roiuld Sherman. Irrlgon; Conley Dtdier. BMCC HONOR ROLL The spring term honor roll and Deans list have just be en received. HONOR ROLL: (3.30 ave. or above): Heppner: Gwendolyn M. Drake and Susan A. French. lone: Jeri D. Snow. Irrigon: Thomas D. Ste wart and f ran Witters. Monument: Roy R. Peter son. DEAN'S LIST (3.00to3.30. Heppner: Judy A. Barclay, Duane G. Canaday and Lee Huson. lone: Marianne Pettyjohn, and Christine Gutierrez. Lexington: Alan R. Cop pock, Mary K. Hughes and Randy W. Hughes. Boardman: Jerry Downey and Ben J. Piekkola. was an Indian but he broke his collar bone, and was only able to play two games. The Indians were third the first half of the sea son, and were in first place until they were defeated by the Braves. Coaches are Lind say Kincaid. head, and Dale LaRue, assis tant. .Not pictured). ' rvn to Columbia Basin Electric Co-op CONSUMERS for your convenience in paying your electric bill your Co-op maintains pay stations at the following places: COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP OFFICE HEPPNER COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP OFFICE CONDON FIRST NATIONAL BANK HEPPNER BANK OF EASTERN OREGON IONE FOSSIL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE FOSSIL Columbia Basin Electric Co-op Serving Morrow, Gilliam and Wheeler Counties Heppner Phone 676-9146 Thomas Wolff to camp Thomas Wolff. Heppner, U enrolled in the 40th annual llitth School Summer Camp It Washington State I'nlver H. The 1972 camp, second ol dest tu the country, o-ned June 18 and will run through July 8. It includes programs in music, fine arts, drama, public shaking, debute. Jour nalism, radio-television, and yearbook editing. Enrollment Is limited to students who art In high school, including those graduating this spring from the eighth grade and those who have completed their senior year. Food Sale The Women's Activity t om inltlee of the lone WUlows Grange Is sponsoring a tra veling food sale June 30 at l0;00a.m. All types of buked foods will be sold. Proceeds will go fo buy new chairs for the dining room of the Willows Grange. Pamona Grange to be held Morrow County Pomona Grange will be held June 2-1 at the Greenfield Grange Hall, in Boardman. A 6.30 p.m. supper will start the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wy koff, Wallowa, will show sli des and give a talk on their recent trip to the Soviet I nion. For Queen Susie its law and horses Queen Susie French is in her glory this week as she helps move the cattle to the mountains. They take the cat tle on the Five Mile Reserve on Johnson Creek and near Ellis Guard Station. This event she can't miss. She has completed her first year in secretarial science at BMCC and is employed tins summer at Walton i Yokom, attorneys in Pendleton. Camp 5 women work on community projects The regular meeting of the Camp 5 Women Club was held Wedneda evening at the Community Hall with Presi dent He Hard w icii in charge. Pat VanArsdalewas hostess for the evening with lght members present. Linda l.ucas reported on the camp cleanup and dinner. t was voted to accept die amendments as changed. Ca rol Thomas resigned as treasurer and Carol Norns was elected to fill the va cancy. Pat Van Arsdale was appointed to purchasing agent, replacing Carol Tho mas. It was voted to build two more chair racks and a discussion was held xTtain lug to putting up a sign at the entrace to Camp 5. Hose Hardwick, Linda Lucas, and Hetty Murdock will see about getting anarea for playground and the necessary equipment. The door prize won won by Hose Hardwick with fame prues to Hetty Murdock, Het ty 0 Neall, Terry Todd, and Judy Warming. Weekend guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap were Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cantrall of Likely, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cantrall of Grass Valley. They left on Sunday and shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunlap and son of Grass Valley arrived to visit the DuiUaps. Mr. and Mrs. Hruce Hollo nton and daughters of Her mis ton visited during the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Den zil White, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd and Gary, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hunt of Fossil. Mr. ami Mrs. Carlo Warm ing and family spent the week end camping at Bull Prairie. Mrs. Anna Dahlberg of Boise, Idaho Is enjoying a visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nistad. Mrs. Nistadand Mrs. Dahlberg sjent the weekend in Heppner visiting withMr.and Mrs. Kent Goodyear. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Rog bins are in Portland where Mr. Robbins entered Good Samaritan Hospital for me dical cure. ton last Monday where Mrs. Stanton had medical attention. Mrs. Ilerschel Murdoek was In The Dalles last Wed nesday night at the grn nesday for business and me dical care. THE FRIENDSHIP CLl'M had Its regular session Wed nesday night at the glad, school with Rose Merry Nel son as hostess. High score went to Melba Mitchell, se cond high to Sue Maltison, and pinochles to Deena Relil and Dinah Jackson. Others playing were Pat Mi Mlnn, Ro berta Coulee, and Carol Mo ris. Mr. and Mrs. Myron He Meritt and grandsons of Drain arrived here last Tuesday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cory, then on Wednes day went to Heppner to vi sit with Frank DeMerltt at the Heppner hospital. Tin y were able to bring Frank home for a couple of das then took him back to the hospital on Friday. MR. I MRS. FREDGREE.N were fTie honored guests Sa turday evening at i barbecue for their twenty-first wedd ing anniversary,. Helping the Greens celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Anderson and Jason of Fossil, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Ron nie of Yakima. Mr, and Mrs. Foster Tllley of Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Knopp and fam ily of Fossil. A SH'dal de corated anniversary cake was served by the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Herg, Mrs. Treasa Johnson and Miss VI cki Green of Yakima, and Miss Kathy Green of klnzua. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mallo roy and Tim and Mrs. El sie Reichelt left Saturday to spent until Monday visiting In St. Maries, ld.dio and for l.es to have a checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stubble field and Oley of Cor bett SM'iit the weekend visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stuhblefield and other rela tives in the area. Oley re mained to visit his grand parents for awhile. MRS. WAYLAND HYATT went fo Portland Saturday to sHnd until Wednesday at tending Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Hyatt was picked to lie a Grand Page at the Grand Chapter sessions. Mrs. Lowell Slurp and Mrs. Don Stanton wnt tu tnd)- IRRIGATION RENTAL INC. Boardman 481-2231 i; Located Vi mile East on old Hwy. 30 Rentol-Sales-Service Wheel Lines - Solid Set - Mainline Gifford Hill 360 Circles VEL HOHINSONS returned home lust weekend from u vacation trip. Vel said the) had never seen such a hard rain. They were within 40 miles of Rapid City, S.D. They co' 'red some 31)00 miles on te trip. 1972 Fair and Rodeo FF DAMC MEET QUEEN SUSIE FRENCH AND HER COURT SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 2li 9:30 P.M. UNTIL 1 :00 A.M. Music By The Western Gentlemen CONDON REFRESHMENTS SERVED $1.50 PER PERSON FAIR PAVILION, HEPPNER
