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PRIZES
(SEE RULES. PAGE 7; STORY, PAGE 1)
Anderson Builders Supply $6.25 set Drill Iiits
Bamtt Sale $5 Merchandise Credit
Case Furniture Surprise Gift
Central Market Drowse Alarm Clock, Leather
Billfold
L. E. Dick-$9.95 Presto Electric "Hot Dogger"
Economy Market $10 Merchandise Credit
Elma's Apparel Jan tzen Sweater, Pair of Gloves
Farley Motors 3 gal. Shellzone, 1 can de-icer
Gazette-Times $10 Certificate good in any Hepp
ner store
Gilliam and Bisbee $10 Gift Certificate
Gonty's Transistor Radio
Heppner Auto Parts $12 Midget Fire Extinguish
er and Refill Kit
Heppner Hardware and Electric Gal. Rubber
ized Pittsburgh Paint ($7 Value).
Heppner Variety Store $12.95 Fire Truck
Hotel Grill Dinner for family, up to $10
Humphreys Kexall Drug Parker 61 Fountain
Pen
Lott's Electric $13.95 Electric Toaster
MiLadies Apparel $10 Gift Certificate
J. C. Penney Co. Chenille Bedspread -
Peterson's Jewelers Silverplate Wire Basket,
Portapane by Gorham
Phil's Pharmacy $12.95 Sessions Clock
Red and White Store $10 in Merchandise
Ron's Flowers $15 Brass Compote with Floral
Arrangement
Ruggles Insurance Agency $10 Cash
Turner, Van Marter and Bryant $5 Cash
Tri-County Equipment Co. Assortment of John
Deere Toys
Wagon Wheel Dinner for family, up to $10
Western Auto Store $10 Gift Certificate
Wilson's Men's Wear $15.95 Samsonite Luggage
At Loyalty Dinners
Hope and Valby Lutheran
tliuul.iHii were honored ult!j ths
ptincnre if the Kev. John M.
r;nMhupf as guest speaker at
their annual Loyalty Dinner.
IN-v. firMhupr. a retirea pafior
of lmmanuei i.uineran enurcn
Spokane, is still actively aerv
lug parishes In eastern Washing
ton on an Interim basis, lie aerv
od both lloix and Valby tt.
uht summer before Rev. Robin
win arrived. Ilia basic theme ee-n
tend on the need of the ClirU
tlan to walk dally in love with
hi Lord. Only then can the rea
moaning it stewardship be
known.
Valby mernt era met on Thurn
iIhv evenlnir. November 10. an
H"M an Friday. November 17,
for uplendld dinner prepared
by the women.
PartlLlpntlnflr during the din
ners were Rikka Tews and Judy
Schmidt as pianist, Gerald Bern
Mrom and Kev. Robinson a
hymn-sine leader. Don Peterson
and Hay Helmbigner reading
Scripture, David baker and Ir
vln liauth leading In prayer.
Valby is now In the procesa
of adding new Sunday School
rooms to their present plant
which will also Include an en
closed hallway from the church
pastors study, and clonk
room, uruee uoinweii ana in
are contracting the lob while
men of the parish help with the
labor.
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Ever See Cow Elk With Antlers?
Wildlife Oddities Are Reported
Have you ever seen a cow elk own, she quit her egg producing Iture elk and was shooting at
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Flue Fire Danger
Cited By Fire Chief
Colder weather means turning
up the thermostat which in turn
sometimes causes flues to burn
out, warns Heppner Fire Cliiif
U. A. KUKRlCS.
Before the stove is turned up
or a larger than usual flr i?
laid In wood stoves, the chim
neys and stovepipes should be
cleaned, Ruggles pointed out. lie
said aceumulated soot c:tn over
heat and become ignited. Since
the fire can be unnoticed by
those Inside the building, it Is
possible for roofs to catch and
bad fires to develop before the
home-owner is aware anything
Is wrong.
Such fires can be avoided If
the householder remembers that
flues should be checked before
building large fires, the chief
added.
Only one flue fire has callerl
out the fire department this fall,
but several happen every year,
Ruggles said. j
with antlers? How about a three
legged deer? Or maybe a buck
deer hale and hearty with a
bullet In its heart? How about
a black snow goose or a white
crow?
These wildlife oddities and
freaks are just a few that have
been brought to the attention
of the game commission over the
years. The strange creature, or
creatures, usually leave a lasting
impression with the observer.
And well it should for such phe
nomena are rarities in the wild
life world, seldom seen by the
hunter or other outdoor user.
We don't know how many of
these freaks are actually pro
duced In the wild, but tha vc-
currence Is probably much mou
prevalent than what one would
believe. However nature seems to
have a way of culling these od
dities and misfits from her ranks
with only an occasional one sur
viving for any length of time.
Not long ago, Francis Ives, dis
trict game biologist at Corvallis,
was informed by a landowner
of a young deer hobbling around
very strangely. Invest i g a 1 1 o n
showed this young animal to
have but three legs, two normal
legs on the hindquarters, and
a single deformed leg in the
front. The fourth leg was ves
tigial and showed as a mere
stump on the animal's fore
quarter. How this youngster survived ns
long as it did under the hard
laws of nature remains a mys
tery. However, the yearling whs
all but done in from malnu
trition and it was taken to the
research center at Oregon State
University,
For almost nine years a hen
pheasant at the game commis
sion's K. E. Wilson game farm
wont about her business of lay
ing eggs tor tne hatchery In
cubators. During these years she
produced in the neighborhood of
600 eggs to be artificially hatch
ed and ream! into husky phcas
ant cnicKs.
Suddenly, as if tired of her
many years of hard work with
out once rearing a family of her
chores, changed completely and I what he thought was a larre
developed all the characteristics 'spike. When the animal went
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of an adult cock pheasant. Lon
tail feathers, brilliant plumage
ear tufts, raucous rooster trow
ing, and even the arrogant ctrut
ting were all a part of her m-w
role.
Probably the most common
change from the normal Is color
variance. Many species of wl'd
life seem to be prone to color
throwons, with albinism the
most prevalent. Albino deer ara
frequently observed by outdoors
men, which run the gauntlet
from cream color to pinto to pure
white. Almost every year some
hunter, bags such a trophy.
White robins are reported occas
ionally, as are white crows. Al
bino ducks, skunks, muskrat,
beaver, mice, and other animals
are reported from time to time.
How can a snow goose be even
whiter than it is? It's true and
one of these is on record as an
albino.
Doe deer with antlers are te
ported to the game commission
almost every year and have be
come accepted as fairly common.
A rarity, though, Is the report
this year of a cow elk with ant
lers, to this writer's knowledge,
the first to be taken.
The antlered cow elk or
should we call this creatwo a
bull-cow elk was shot by Sam
Burii of Portland during the first
week of the 1961 elk season in
the Chesnimus country of north
eastern Oregon.
Burrl slipped up on this ma-1
down he found it had but one
antler, a forked horn growing
almost straight up just oir the
center of the skull. The antler
was about 22 Inches ' in lengt'i
and completely in the velvet.
Now this was a strange plac
for an antler to be growing, but
Burrl was in for a second surprise
when he began to dress out tne
animal only to find it to be a
mature cow. A law breaker f-r
shooting a cow? Burrl didn't
know but rightly decided thai
any cow elk foolish enough tj
be running around sporting anl
lers should be fair game. Any
way, as one hunter put it, ant
iers is antlers and what elK
hunter has the time to run
around and look at both ends
before he shoots,
Strange, indeed, are some of
the wildlife oddities, and one cf
the most unbelievable is the
buck deer wheih lived to a ripe
old age with a hunter's builet
in its heart. -
This fine mule deer buck wis
killed by Ernest Wood of Port
land several years ago. The ani
mal was in excellent condition,
fat and healthy. Wood even com
mented that this deer was as
fine eating as you'd wish to set
tooth to.
About a week after the hunt,
Mrs. Wood decided to have fried
heait for dinner. While slicing
the heart for the fry pan, she
cut into something hard ana
metallic, and upon investigation,
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pried out a .25 caliber bullet
encased In an outer shlel of
hard muscle and gristle. We will
never know exactly how many
years previously some hunter
had shot this deer. But it must
have been several to allow the
hard gristle to form around the
bullet and for the wounds to
heal without leaving any notice
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