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Page 7, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday. May 20, 1976 EUnzuo soft ball team wins 5-2 KEIZUA IIEVS ! By Barton Pih Kinzua'i Softball team came from behind In the fourth Inning and scored five runs in the next three innings to beat Echo, 5 2. last Tuesday night at Lexington ball park. Echo broke the scoreless game in the bottom of the fourth when they scored two runs. Kinzua came back in the 5th scoring one run. In the sixth, and seventh Kinzua scored two runs in each inning. Members of the winning Kinzua team Included: Bill Baker, Jerald Seals, Gary Kemp, Tim Bellamy, Marvin Lane, Keith Cornutt, Kevin Dick, Lavern Van Marter,. Jamie Sands, Dave Eckman, John McCabe, and Mike Rowell, Kinzua now has a 2-1 record In the Hermiston slow-pitch 4-H Horse show date changed A 4-H horse tune-up session that was previously scheduled for this Friday has been changed to Saturday, May 22, starting at 4 p.m. at the Morrow County Fair Grounds, Heppner. All 4-H members, leaders and parents are invit ed to attend this pre -horse show training session. Classes in English Riding, Western Horsemanship and showmanship will be offered. All members will be judged McFerrin Reunion The descendants of Jessie and Elizabeth McFerrin held a family reunion Sunday May 9 at the Legion Hall in Heppner. ' These were the children and I grandchildren of Sara. Matte-, J son. Grace Hughes, Allan ! McFerrin and William Mc " Ferrin. ; Present were Mr. and Mrs. ; James Johnson, the guests of ; honor, Los Altos, CA; Elma , lliatt, Doris Hodge and CHuck Hodge, Richland. WA; Mr. :and Mrs. Neil Kelloge and ; family, Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kippee, Condon and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Easley, : Portland. From the Heppner, Lexing ton and lone area were: Ava Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ron lliiguewood and family, Don Ilcllcnhrock, Mr. and Mrs. I.yle Matteson, Mr. and Mrs, Klwyn Hughes, Bill Snow and Paul, Mrs. Del Piper and Sheri, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hughes; Chiicijo: $0 JO go hstf u Ilavefriends.rclativeaorbusinesa call befort 8 a.m. and dial direct In the Windy City? without operator awisUnr. You enn talk a full 60 minute for Go ahead. Try it nome morning only $8.70, plus tax. That's if you aftr breakfast. softball league. They lost their opening game to Midway an won by forfeit to Lambs the previous week. This marks the second year a Heppner team has been represented in the league. The league consists of twelve teams: Kinzua, Smitty's, Eri co, Lambs, Valley Aviation, PKS, Navy, Midway, Mar lette, Echo, Gourmet and Hermiston Herald. The league ends August 5. Games will be played Tues days through Thursday at either the Hermiston High School field or at the ball park in Lexington. Games at Lex ington will begin at 7 p.m. The. next home games for Kinzua will be Thursday, May 20 with Gourmet and Wednesday, May 26 against Smitty's. and comments made on their performance. This should provide an excellent oppor tunity for members to obtain help before the upcoming horse show to be held In , August. - Hot dogs and punch will be provided with small fry and junior members asked to bring potato chips and inter mediate and senior members to bring cookies or dessert. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ball and family, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Keene and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pettyjohn. Mr. and ' Mrs. Matt Hughes and. family, Mr. and Mrs. Carston Brandhagen and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quackenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Keene and Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Keene while visiting here. Samples Attend Snowmobile Races Irene and Jerry Samples and daughters Diannc and Heidi went to Bend Saturday to visit Robert and Nancy Misener. While in Bend they attended the Mt. Bachelor Snowmobile races. 1 u r .- -, - , " ' V l ' ft " " , ' ; i ' ' " . i.. h - . 1 Kim Warren, shows her new sunbonnet, purchased at Lawn Sale as Ida Farra looks on. . Flags and Sunbonnets Enliven Sale Bargain hunters and lunch- eon customers found the ' Methodist's Bicentennial La wn Sale bibt Saturday a ' lively, colorful event. The old church bell announced the opening of the sale at 9:30 a.m. Flags flew, sunbonneted la- ' dies in long dresses were seen everywhere. The large selection of baked goods and the pioneer-style luncheon attracted a good response. Antique items offer ed for sale were unusual as were the cotton sunbonnets and cemetery jjieces. The large selection of house plans offered by Rev. Cutting sold well. A few sunbonnets and Kindergarten Registration Parents are invited to bring : their children who will be eligible for kindergarten next fall in to pre-register at Heppner Elementary School. Children must be 5 years of age before November 15, 1976, in order to be eligible to start in September. The pre registration is needed to assign students to either the morning or after noon class and for parents to pick up needed health forms. Pre registration times are set for 1:00 a.m. to 11:30 a m. and 3:30 to 4:30 in the afternoon. cemetery pieces may still be purchased at Mrs. Farra's shop, as well as a few anti ques. , - The United Methodist Women thank the community for its support of their sale, their only annual fund-raising event for the year. i. Paul 17. COUNTY JUDGE for MORROW COUNTY Re-elect an experienced, qualified administrator. He will continue to give the same personal attention to county business for the next 6 years that he has in the past. Under his administration Morrow County has never gone outside the six per cent limitations. Re-elect the Judge who will give you "The Maximum use of the The wildest bunch of funslingers west of the Mattawamkeag off the streets! Bill Hampton's Cowboy Sidekick Gang is ridin in! Gary Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Todd celebrated his 11th birthday with a slumber party at his home in Camp 5 on Saturday and Sunday. The boys enjoyed swimming as , well as the usual party fun Guests were Justine William son, Tim Fisher, Mike Van Arsdale, Randy Paullus, Jeff Orr, Charlie Courord, Andy Samples and Terry Fisher. Girl Scouts from the Kinzua Junior Troop, the Fossil Senior Troop, the Fossil Cadet Troop and the Fossil Junior Troop went to Kah-nee-ta Friday afternoon after school. Accompanied by Sharon Kendall and Pat McMinn, Kinzua and Marilyn Garcia and Sue McClure, Fossil, the girls enjoyed the beautiful weather for a weekend of swimming and all the other features of the Indian resort. They returned home Sunday afternoon. W IS&atSysfsa Lovely to Live in E.?y to Own Home-Apartments-Dup!axc-Officei Main Offlct 4113 Hwy. 33 West Dave Moon -133 Gllmore St l2li1A tax dollar." 1 t Paid for by the Paul Jones Paul C. Brown, Jones Raymond Reid and Chuck Mitchell, Kinzua, both won second places in their divi sions at the Oregon State Championship Snowmobile races held at Mt. Bachelor last weekend. Reid's second place was in the Men's Open Stock Amateur Class. Chuck Mitch ell won his second place in the Mens 400 Superstock Amateur class. Both Ray and Chuck, who are sponsored by Kinzua Corporation, won a second and third place in the day race in their classes to complete a good meet. Mrs. Betty Larangel and grandsons Dan, Donnie and Shawn Benson went to The Dalles Tuesday for eye care for the boys. Arriving Friday to spend the weekend with the Gordon Orr family was Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams, Sisters. The Orrs and Williams enjoyed going Ccscsii I3$scs BTA1M7KSI ""V JUDGE PAUL W. JONES for Judge Committee, Sec. - Treas. R 1 lS . ; r Btcha N v , this town wifl t t ' 1 nver b th same? J lw . . 11 1 it v ml 1 1 4 r y mushroom hunting before the Williams went home Sunday. Lance and Hollie Van Meter and Clayton arrived Friday morning to spend some time visiting with Lance's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pike. Mr. Earl Norris went to Pendleton Saturday to take care of some business. Mr. and Mrs. Gwen Sharp and children Gwendolyn, Mic key and Randy were accom panied by Steve Carnes when i Vfe 0!d3 Caralla & Gift Shb?pa I - We now have available fprf II I Graduation, Wedding & IjLj I ji Special Birth Candles Lv I 4& Made to Order rf JL Pendleton rfjfK i open l-5 v s . -N. s s s s -v - y s TROUT SEASON Opens Sat. May 22 LETS GO . With Mike's Salmon Reg. $1.00 NOW 59 C. 10 Sale Buy 1 pkg hooks for get second for 1 c. 1 Gal. Jug Reg. $0A0 3.G2 Coleman Camping Headquarters Prices good Friday and Saturday only PETTYJOHN'S ' FARM AND BUILDERS SUPPLY RapPMC tney went to John Day and Dayville this weekend. They did some sightseeing and some work on their house before returning to Kinzua. Raymond and Deena Reid went to The Dalles Monday to have the Kinzua ambulance worked on. LDee Larangal is here to spend a few days at his parents home while he is recovering from the chicken pox. He hopes to return to his home in Heppner soon. these Buys Eggs -Sj I0c.1 raw S7t-m7 1 f.i Pacific Northwest Dell HEPPNIK OREGON HTIIlIt " 1 M. Dill
