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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1961)
-'ft " t .."1:1 iJL-i. 1 .: - 3 1 1 1 1 i 1 . .... - ffi ? 1 J"" v y .... . ' 'II : -1 THESE LINEMEN el ths Heppner Mustangs will complete the 'tbo1' J?" " Sh. county (More) on the rodeo ground, field Trldiy night From left are Daryl Dick. BUI Co , Merlin HughM. Ud4 Dick. Dick Springer. Doug Dubuut and Rlchoid Clark. Hughes aiul Dick an seniors. i Over The Tee Cup No news usually Is Rood news but this week the old tea pot boiled dry. For the first time to my knowledge there were NO Sunday golfers and Tuesday NO Ladles Day. Telephone Jangled the rest of the day, and we will play start ing at 1 on Tuesday and 2 on Sunday weather permitting. USE IT TO BUY THAT BARGAIN and KEEP your Savings Cushion If you have a savings account-KEEP YOUR CUSHION! Instead of using chose hard-won say ings, use a low-cost First National Bank loan easy to handle! 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DICK Music Maker Goal Of Student Contest lleppner high school students are putting on a fund raising drive to raise money to purchase a stereo set and records for the school dances. Competition Is being carried on for the period of Oct. 16 through 26, with freshmen and seniors competinn with Juniors and soph omores. The winning classes will bo announced at the Home coming dance, Oct. 27. "The helD and cooperation of everyone Is needed to make this drive a success," members oi ittee stated. They said that it was felt better attendance would result at school dances if xttrr music could be supplied. Thev sutrcested that members of the public give students as many Jobs as possible during mis ume to help them earn money to con tribute to their team for the purpose. Burns II Downs Heppner, 32-0, On Muddy Grid lleiiinier's MuktaiiL's were as cold as the chilly afternoon when they lt a 32 0 football game to Burn High on the tatter's muddy field Friday afternoon. The Mustangs never threaten ed to wore In the contest. The winners tallied quickly hen Altnow ran 50 yards to a t..u hdown and Waterman ran the conversion point. A pass, Mair'lta from Motley, brought the mvond score In the first quarter, which ended 13-0. In the second quarter the Mus tangs held, but they could not muster an offensive drive, and ha mime ended with Burns lead ing. 13-0, After Intermission, Burns came back strong for 13 more points. Johnston ran 11 yards for one touchdown and galloped 15 for his team's fourth touchdown. Conversion was made after the third tally on a pass from Mad reita to Mosley. The quarter ended with Burns In front, 28 to a Final touchdown of the con test came In the fourth quarter when Waterman ran five yards. The extra point try failed. Fumbles played a big part in halting the Heppner offense, Coach Jim Sutherland said after the same. The home team finishes the season at homecoming here Fn day night when they play Sher man county (Moro). Score: Heppner 13 0 13 632 Burns 0 0 0 00 HEffNtn GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday- Octobe U. 11 j A f 7. 4 1 Municipal and Justice Court John Bert Wcems, Inadequate muffler, fined $10.00. Michael D. Klehn, disobeying stop sign, fined $15.00. Charles Soringer, hunting came birds in closed season, fined $25.00. James ratrick Mallon, failure to properly tag deer, fined $25.00. Eugene Howard Sayre, failure to properly tag deer, fined $25.00. 1 Fred waiter Punzel, laiiure to tag deer, fined $25.00. Clara Adelia Punzel, failure to tag deer, fined $25.00. Wendell Dean Fltzwater, failure to tag deer, fined $25.00. Ruth Ann Casebeer, failure to tag deer properly, fined $25.00. Howard Blankley, four In front seat, fined $15.00. Darl McLain, shooting from public road, fined $25.00. Claude Berthold, shooting from public road, fined $25.00. Michael Allen Lesser, no op erator's license, fined $5.00. Fredrick William Jarrard, dis guising the sex of game bird, fined $25.00. Jack William McTlmpeny, shooting from public road, fined $25.00. Claude Berthold, shooting pro hibited hours, fined $25.00. Norman Howell, disturbing the. peace with an auto, fined $25.00. Jerry Brace, disturbing the peace with an auto, fined $25.00. Floyd Wilson, disturbing the peace with an auto, $10.00 ball forfeited. Students Attend Regional Meet Four students of Heppner high school attended the regional 1 conference of the Student Council association of Oregon at Baker Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 16-17. They heard outstanding edu cators and participated In dls (Mission of student affairs with other students from all over Eastern Oregon. "The Code of Conduct" was tha theme of the meeting. Dr. Frank Bennett, president of Eastern Oreeon Colleee at La Grande, developed the theme in ms Key note address Monday morning. This was followed by group dis cussions in the afternoon. Students were entertained at a banquet Monday night and a dance later. Tuesdav. John Turbyne, prin cipal of McLaughlin high school at Mllton Freewater, spoke on "What Can We Do In Our School to Show Our Pride In Our Country." This was followed by group discussions. Conference evaluation was presented by Gerald Van Pool, Washington, D. C, who is assistant executive secretary of the National Assoc iation of Student Councils for the National Association of Sec ondary School Principals. Van Pool's address ended the con ference. Representing the stadent coun cil from Heppner high school at the meeting were Judy Schmidt, student body treasurer; Mike Healy, president of the senior class; Jennifer Brlndle and Bill Sherman, student council mem bers. They were accompanied by Gordon Pratt, high school prin cipal. 7 pi )( if m, ii i ii na rfj.i .T"k If you're cm "" accident-free driver, you now can enjoy a low-cost automobile insurance. Oregon Automobile Insurance Company offers you automobile insurance on your own driving record Why pay more? TURNER, VAN MARTER Cr BRYANT HEPPNER, OREGON Phone 6-9652 f . X) ) f S KiA .1-h lone legion Auxiliory Presents Certificate ...h effort of Io t'nit No. 95. American Upton Au- llUry. wuncate ti ,,'--..t.. has btn-n i.r-i'itel the H,,.,.r.-r CajrttcTirn (VMlfUate U prented to The ji,.,,Pner Gazette by the lone I'nlt No. W with sincere apprec latlnn. and hle.hrht praU Is ex-U-n.led f'.r the M"'"1'" tan.-e render.-d In publicizing the atm and accompiiMtmeu.. the American uuion Auma.,r In yur immunity." H Is kilned by .Maxlne V. Big slow, department president. Nota FramU. department secretary, ami Elaine Dickie, department chairman. Jean Collins Pledges MIni Jean Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Collins of Heppner has been pledged to Alpha Lambda Chapter of Alpha XI Delta at the University of Oregon. III ' ..nil mrtie- n"i - Siri Such s?es a. thes. will be seen when the Harlemite. in Heppn High :hool cjymnaslum Thursday evening. No rember 2. A packed house is expected for th evening's lun, show. . Airman Bob Campbell Selected for Course Airman Robert D. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Campbell, Heppner, has been se lected to attend the United States Air Force technical training course for aircraft and missile maintenance specialists at Shep pard AFB, Texas. Airman Campbell was selected for advanced training on the ba sis of his Interests and aptitudes determined during: basic train In n. He was graduated from Hepp ner high school prior to entering the service. Power Company Plans Radio Drama Series Sponsorship of a series of 78 radio shows dramatizing color ful episodes of local history, un usual community projects and stories of interesting personal ities In the service territory of Pacific Power & Light Company was announced Wednesday by PP&L's lineman agent, Fred Glmbel. Starting October 23 In a total of 65 radio stations in the PP&L system in parts of six states, the series will be broadcast by stations KKID and KUMA in Pen dleton, and KOHU in Hermiston. The first of 2 stories scheduled locally is about the Pendleton Round-Up the beginning of this famous annual rodeo and how Pendleton became the roundup capital of the west. SCHOOL MENU Week of Oct. 30 Nov. 3 MONDAY Hamburger Casser ole, spinach, carrot sticks, fruit, bread and butter, and milk TUESDAY Mashed potatoes, hamburger gravy, bread and outter, fruit, and milk. WEDNESDAY Turkey and dressing hash, Jello vegetable salad, creamed peas, fruit, bread and butter, milk. THURSDAY Chili beans, cold tomatoes, upside down cake, bread and butter, milk. FRIDAY Tomato soup, Tuna sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, fruit, celery sticks, milk. Elected at OCE Barbara Siewert of Heppner was recently elected treasurer of the freshman class at Oregon College of Education, Monmouth, for the 1961-62 school year. Barb ara, a 1961 graduate of Heppner high, Is majoring in elementary education at OCE. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William F. Siewert of Heppner. Phone your news items to 6-9228. Th TRAVEL-MATE SPOK1 DWU New Vista TV Series 192-A-07-M ir tubs (overall dlag.) 172 squart-lnch picture Smartest, Liveliest Portable Made e Full-Picture 19 Tubs (overall diag.) Super-Powerful "New Vista" Tuner 25995 ALSO SEE OUR RCA-VICTOR RADIOS GONTY'S HEPPNER a sec FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs 0 8 0 8 WE ARE NOW GIVING LUCKY BUCKS as PREMIUMS FOR CASH PAYMENT OR PROMPT PAYMENT OF BILLS. THESE LUCKY BUCKS MAY BE USED TO BUY MERCHANDISE FROM ANY OF THE MERCHANTS SUPPORTING THE LUCKY BUCK PROGRAM. L. E. 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