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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1964)
In Cross Country Tim Smith tf llt-ppm-r llih ahl un firi U n In dultual runnrr In lh m-m nnintry Jve inrr I -Harm YnllHin. Tti !!! an r. nrr at itmhiwi rriJay, mn M lure, lfsk rimih. aall. The lleppner tram ram out In lat plao In itio m-ri, t. liuw II ha.l only four IttritiUra iii what ahuuhl have lirrii fltr man Ifim tw-.lra hmMh. rnrrnlx-f of the Irani Inrlutil Mae l.H.kln, rrjt Johrtsun arnl Mrve Hahrr, A I mi out for rM rouniry at r.nrr HU'h are Allrn Wlllirf. John WagrnblaM anil Hill M 1-ro.l The mual ha a mcrt alit! ulrl with I'rtt'llrtoM arvt Mar III if Milton Krecwatrr tvtoU-r J I iMktrM mert Hh only lrtirr an Wahtonka rn--ting will I November I. Thi-a ar I ha only two actumls In lh la-ague partl tpatlng In cr country, ami v. in nrr ill go to the slate tournament. Mr. and Ma Cart Ayr and family were In The Dalles Sun day to attmil haptum of an Infant nephew, Hrlan Charles Harilettl, mn of Mr and Mrs Itrnnla Harilrttl. Two Avrrn children. Julie Ann and :arl Avrra, were golparenta for the baby. .'i ax . -A 1 - 1 CARL BAUMAN. who waars glaatas whan ha plT football and baaketbalL sovaa a law broken laoaaa bT waortag the othlatlc 'TP oi aioaaas which gla him a "Man from Mom" look. Ho U 5olnj Una Job at and la thla bla aanlor r for tho Mustang grtddara. Ha caught a paaa In tha and ton for a conversion point rrtday against tough Grant Union of John Day. (G-T Fboto) Mustangs Tumble Grant For Homecoming Win RE-ELECT JOE TATONE Damocrat Tor Port Commissioner Ha Has Sanrod You Wall. ExparlODcad lataraatad fPd. Ad. by Morrow County Democratic Central Com.. Al Lamb, Heppnrr, Chairman.) flrant t'nlon'a rrmix-ctort down rami rloarr to lUng llrj)jnrr Ili'ha homrcomlnir on the loot ball firld Friday nleht than their final M-orr, .t) to 7 In the Mua tani;' favor, Indirated. Male rirltlnR by lonff runs, fumble and Intercepted pawa, the content wu a thriller for the hornecomlnir crowd, but the John Day lada put up a arra that kept them In contention the way. Two lone run by Tim PrlKooll In the firM half, however, gave the home town team a lead that the iToapertora could never match. A Promrct"r fumble paved the way to the flrM lleppner touch down. It came within the first couple of minute of play. With the ball In John Day territory after a Grant Union grldder had muffed a catch of the klckoff and It wn recovered by Hepp. nrr, DrtNCull took the ball on the aecond any, boomed through and rompel 35 yards to pay dirt. Cone liellker ran the ektra oolnt. In the aceond quarter Drlsooll cot looc acain and acampered 40 vards to score. Try for point on this one failed. At one point. Grant Union was held within the HcPDner one yard line In the flmt half and had to clve up the ball. The visitors' only score came when their scatback, lorn Grlmnley. took the klckoff after lleppner a second loucnaown. and ran It back from his own 10 yard stripe, colng straight Again Wo Bring To You . . . "SKIPPERS" Baby Pictures In Ekfacolor the center of the field, aided by some Rood blotkln Stuart Dirk made a rreat fort at natllnc htm. puniulns from the rear, but tackled the I'roftitector lut as he hit the goal line. Crlrmlcv made the point on a kick that barely cleared the crossbar, and at halftime It was 13 7. For lleppner In the second half. It was a case of hanging on and holding what it had. (rant Union had possession of the ball throughout much of the half, often deep In lleppner ter ritory, allowing the Mustangs only seven plays from scrim mace after Intermission. One break provided an insur ance touchdown in the tnira when Jim Dohcrty, sophomore. was Johnny-on-the-spot to pick up a ITospector fumble near the 50 yard stripe. The ball nit the round, Dohcrty picked it up. esltated a moment, and then headed goalward. Some of the vUtlors cave Pursuit but Do- herty wasn't to be denied. He went the distance for six points. Carl Bauman caught a pass for the extra point, and the score held at 20-7 through the re malndcr of the contest Coach Jim Potter confessed that he wasn't very happy with his team In this one because of their bad case of fumbilitis. a malady fortunately shared by the Prospectors. The boys weren t able to defense the John Day lads as good as they did Wan tonka. The two teams were about equal In yardage gained, llepp ner making 192 on 154 rushing and 38 passing, and John Day getting 184 on 127 rushing and 57 passing. No statistics were available on the number of first downs, but Coach Potter said he be lieved John Day had the edge. In the second half Heppner fumbled the ball five times on first down to lose possession. Nevertheless, they won the game and remained tied with Burns at the top of the Greater Oregon standings with a 2-0 record. Driscoll made 90 yards on 10 carries, a fine average of 9.0 per carry ana Dick gained 51 yards ONLY Your Choice of Poses In 3x5 T.V. Sixc Ages 1 mo. thru 5 years No Appointments-Hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Don't Forget This Date J. Troedson, 86, Dies After Short Hospital Illness Job an T"el"n. K an rarly Morrow rtiunty .nrcf, died In I the llrmrrf Merrrrlal hnerMa! ' r Wedriraday morning, (Moorr 14.1' after a hrt !!!rra lf had r4 ' (rrn feeling well al hi hm In lone at week an had entered the ftoapltat Friday, ahowlng ap parent improvement early Uu week. Funeral wrvlcra will h held Saturday, October 17, at 2 pm. at the lone United Ctiurt h of ( hrUt Key Kenneth ftohinton will of ficiate, with Interment In llurh View Cemetery, lone. Memorial contributions are belnjf acrrpte.1 to Valby Lutheran Memorial Fund or to the lre United Church of Chriat. Mr. Troedon waa brn In Swe den, County Kkane. on May H, 1878. lie Immigrated to America on April 2. IMk ((.ending two yearn In California, then coming to Morrow county In April of IWiti. Here he homcUraded In the Klla area near lone, which waa his home for over 40 years. He retired about 20 years ago and moved to lone, where he had alnce made his home. On February 21. 1W1. he was married to Thilda Nelson In San Francisco, Calif. She preceded him In death on June 14, 10 A- Mr. Troedson was a member of Valby Lutheran church and of lleppner fclks uaagt no. Jj ana always actively Interested In community affairs. Surviving are three sons, Carl and Verner, both of lone, and Francis of Portland, and one daughter, Mrs. Howard I Lineal Nottage, also of Portland. ! i. i V A c Kzrrxta cjurrrz-ruui. twi. ou it. m4 Mann Emphasizes Area Importance Irvln Mann. Jr candidate for representative from the 2Xth legislative district, told an aud ience of Pendleton Kiwanls members last week that with two-thirds of the area of Oregon Ivlnir east of the Cascade Mount ains represented by 13 of the voting strength In the state, House of Representatives sales manship becomes an Important part of representing the district "We must make the metro nolitan representatives aware that RVX, of the exDorts of the Port of Portland are agricultural or ra unrated irom agricultural commodities, and we must make them aware that the neann oi our economy is vnai o uie health of their economy.'' . Mann said. Mann also oledged that if elected, he would pay no regard to partisan political matters in rfealini? with fiscal and other matters important to eastern Oregon and the rest of the state. FVT. JIM MOHlttS. srrta wtt th Katloool Coord, ho boo traaafafrod t Fori FoUr, La. from Fort Ord. Moatorrr. Calif, whir ha was first tat toa4 whoa h ostorod aorrleo la AuTuat. Hia address U m James A. Morris K 02141021 4. Co. rf 3d Sda. 2a4 riatoaa, red Folk, La. Tri. MorrU waa oa the Casette-Tlmee staff be fore eatettaf aerrtc. Forest Service Praises Hunters Commendation and congratu lations to hunters using the Hep pner Ranger district of the L'mi- una national torest were ex tended this week by Loren Lu- core, fire control officer, for their care In handling camp fires and efforts In fire prevention. "We have had an excellent record of no fires." he said, "and we are very grateful. Lucore pointed out that except for a fire In the Pomeroy district of the Umatilla Forest early this week, no fires had been experi enced on the entire district for two months. While this may or may not be a record, it is an un usual achievement- He said that hunters have been most cooperative In the woods and have proven to be exception ally careful with fire. lone Lions' Sale Has Big Response fifnont M lift.! bulb ! of the rve Lima rlub tdy prd ta he an cnji.iandmf si- . J.o lUo'rrH f I ci-4 m'i Vsr-lnrly, The rlgb dd out all Ita brooma, t.itk trwena and ml of the liiht bulba It had on hand. Nme I tit) waa rni!rrtl In the df tojf aale, and the pro rrr.U will go to various nvk pr K1 of the riub. Including tha Mhlarthtf offered ta lleppnrf and lone lllfh actiool atuVntt, and to the library and kindergar ten proy-da of the rlub. Itarnrtt said tit the rlub wtthee ta thank the puhile f e thK fine rrp"rve and to the t;arette Times fuf pubUding the tale. "At many places e were told thai they had read about It In the paper." he aald, "and they were ready for us. It was the big gei sale we've ever had." Kesporu was so good, he said. that the club members weren't able to make ralla In Lexington as planned. The goods were all sola before they could r"t there. Seven dozen brooma, seven dozen whisk brooma and the makir part of 19 rase of light bulbs were sold. Umatilla Joyvees Down Heppner 1 1 Itepvner llleh't ball learn lot to the I'matUla Huh )vee al Umatilla M n day aftermn. Zl to IX lha rae the winner a sweep of their twt game series, sirve they at il-i.i.tttt l-y i-.it- Farl iVrktns acored both tourhdown t lleppner In the arrond half, one an M yard end run and the other a oi) yard romp The Umatilla eleven tal lied three tourhdowna, tw ex tra point, and a safety. Final game of the season for the MuMang Jayveea will be Oc loef at John lay when they Ilay a return game with the ayvees there. The lleppner team eded the Crant Union team here. 13 to 1 J. recently. Money reeeltt books l dup lrate and trtplkste are on al It the Gazette. Times. on seven carries for a 12 av trm (TO Z The coach said he felt David Anderson and Lee Daggett were the best defensive men for HooDnpr. and Dave Hanna and Greg Pierce were again tops on tflcKlcs. With a passing record of five romoletlona in nine Ditches, the coach also was pleased with his team's work In this department. Homecoming proved to be very successful all around. Barbara make was crowned oueen after her selection by vote of the foot- hall sauad. The announcement was made at halftime after the band and the drill team had per formed with colorful routines. Manv alumni were bacK lor the event, and the dance follow- inir the game was a nigmigm of the homecoming. John Day 0 7 0 0 7 Heppner 7 6 7 0 20 lone Has Races On City Ballot . Mayor Charles O'Connor of lone is up for reelection as may. or without opposition at the general election in November, but there are two racea on the ballot In lone, according to June Crowe 11, recorder. Two are seeking the treasurer position, Lillian Boyce and Lor raine Hams. Six candidates have filed for three council positions for four- 'ear terms. They are timer loltz. Wallace Matthews, Roy Lindstrom. Pete Cannon, E. J. i Akers and Don Bristow. I Mrs. Crowell is running lor reelection as recorder without opposition. lone, Riverside To Clash Friday After a Ion trlod of Idle n-i due to rancetUOorui of two PimM K fknttniint at Inna fm r4 - Inala travel to Boardman Friday afternoon to face RJverstde Hlgn In a football game there. This will be a Morrow county civil war" for the two 8 man squads and a good battle Is ex pected. The Cards defeated Dufur and then lost to Weston before their season was Interrupted by the forfeitures from Umaplrw and Helix. After the Riverside clash Friday, they have two games at home, against Echo on Oc tober 23 and Wheeler on October 31 before going against Arling ton at Arlington on November 6. if - BaBSHBSaBBBBaBBM LI; Neighbors "Still mad?" f I ELECT mm w. j ELECT Martin Buchanan Democrat State Representative A OSmVE REASONABLE MAN WITH EXPERIENCE WHO KNOWS ORE GO ICS . NEEDS. (Pd. Advertisement By Morrow County Democratic Central Committee, Al Lamb, Heppner, Chairman). October 17 SATURDAY FILL IN AND PRESENT WITH MONEY ON ABOVE DATE PARENT ADDRESS CITY rilONE CHILD AGE NOTE: No Groups No Retouching. Mixed colors are better than a solid bright color. Finished prints ready in about one month. Will notify by mail. Prints will please you or Money Refunded. Humphreys Rexall BK ETC. Heppner Ph. 676-9610 Democrat MORROW COUNTY JUDGE ANTI-FREEZE TIME FARMERS -- HUNTERS -- LABORERS! Permanent Mnti-Freze BY THE GALLON OR CASE NO LIMIT See Us For All Your TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRE NEEDS FORD'S TIRE SERVICE HB1i5s1i5ESb1SS1i3sIIIIIIsCbBbHS LECT If. JONES . . 1 in I sl I K I ' j i v" ) i?ZJ Qualified For A Full Term of Strong, Effective Leadership. '441 N. MAIN. HEPPNER PH. 676-9481 TIRE jj Paul Jones Pledges to Morrow County People That He Will: Provide firm, vigorous leadership at the court level. Be careful with tax dollars. Promote and advocate long range road programs." Give close personal study to youth and their problems. "MAXIMUM USE OF OUR TAX DOLLAR" (Pd. Ad. by Paul Jones For Judge Committee, Al Bunch, Heppner, chairman)
