Heppner gazette-times., December 01, 1966, Page 8, Image 8

S HEPPNEK GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Psc ibmt t. 196$
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Pioneer
Memorial hospital during the
past week, nd are still receiv
ing medical care, are the fol
lowing: David Eckman, Hepp
ner; Vera BothwelL Heppner;
Marie J. Rinehart, Condon; Lucy
Wright, Heppner, and Jerry
Brace, Heppner.
Those who received medical
care, and were later dismissed,
were the following: Lloyd Shel
ton. Kinzua; Virginia Weitzel,
Heppner; Norma Fulleton. Vale;
Dick Krebs. Cecil, and Pauline
Socil, Hardman.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cason,
Heppner. are announcing the
birth of their first child, a son,
born Tuesday, November 29,
weighing 8 lb., 12 oz. He has
been named James Lewis. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Moore of Sherwood,
and paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Mary Bryant. Heppner.
Realignment Gets
League Approval
(Continued from page 1)
teams from the 7-team western
division and one from the two
team eastern division will com
pete. (Incidentally, Enterprise
i will participate in the western
division in basKctnau. as it aia
in football. The western first
place team will play the west
ern third-place team, and the
western second -place team will
go against the eastern first -place
contestant.
In track, it was agreed to
j forego the decision upon the lo
' cation of the district track meet
I until the league meeting in
March.
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
JvySv O' Charge
1 1 Heppner.
SSw, Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE:
MONDAY AFTERNOON
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY MORNING
Folletr Meat Co.
Ph. 567-6651
Hermiston, Oregon
On Kermis t on-McNary
Highway
4-H Ski Club Sets
Meeting December 5
Heppner's new A 11 Ski club
will mtvt Saturday. December 5,
at 2:30 p.m. in the multipur
pose room of Heppner elemen
tary school. Bob Henry, leader,
announces.
At that time, members of the
club will (ill out enrollment
forms, and the program will be
explained. Each member is ask
ed to brills; skis. sox. boot and ;
polos.
"We will adjust anv bindings '
that need adjusting. Henry
-aid. Fees mav also be paid at
that time.
Henry states that there is
now about a foot of snow at
he Arbuckle course, but three
feet are needed for good ski
ing. Indications are that this
will be the most successful year
at the courso with 70 young
people alreadv lined uy to take
part in a regular skiing pro
gram, including those in the
new 4 -II clubs.
Riverside and Fossil
Share Grid Crown
Set 757
.Mom and Dad gave
Sis a savings account
for her birthday. I sure
hope they give me one
i
for Christmas. My dad
says that First Federal
is the best plce to
save. He should
Know. He's the manager.
Nv"
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OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY
Accounts Now Insured to $15,000
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
BOX 848 PENDLETON
Riverside High's football team
was 13 points in front with Just
one quarter of playing time be
tween them and a state 8-man
B football championship at
Boardman Saturday afternoon.
But the Fossil Falcons fought
from behind to gain a 2t5-2ti tie,
and the two teams thereby share
the 17 championship.
Even without a clearcut de
cision for either, it was a great
showing for both teams, adding
brilliant chapters to their ath
letic histories.
An intercepted pass that came
late in the final quarter when
it appeared Riverside might be
headed for a game-clinching
touchdown brought the dead
lock. The Pirates had moved to
the Falcons' IS. suffered a pen
alty and then Chet Phillips at
tempted a pass that resulted in
an interception bv dene Hum
phrey who ran t!J yards to score.
Fossil then lost a chance to win
when the run for the extra point
tailed to roach the end one.
A pass play from Mickey
Wright to Duane Kandel. good
for yards, came earlier in
l he period for the Falcons.
Riverside had gained a quick
edge- in the game when Phil
lips hit Bob McRae on a 1.1
ard pass play. The extra oint
try failed. Fossil countered with
a touchdown on a 4V yard run
bv Steve Benson. Its point try. i
too, failed.
The Pirates moved to a 19 6
lead on two 2S-yard .scoring
pass plays one to" Gary Baird
and one to McRae. Baird ran
one of the points. However, the
Falcons brought their total to
13 by halftime when Benson
grabbed a short pass from
Wright and ran 90 yards to
score. Wright ran the convers
ion point.
Riverside's Phillips sneaked
over from the one-yard line in
the third quarter and Mike Part
low ran the point to bring the
total to 26-13 until the Falcons'
concluding touchdowns in the
last period brought the stand
off. Riverside led in first downs,
13 to 10; and topped yardage
statistics with 4M to 413 for
Fossil.
Each team will receive first
place trophies, since a cham
pionship game cannot be de
termined on st at 1st tea other than
scoring. For Riverside this was
two tl in a row, since the Pir
ates battled to a 20-20 dead
lock with Burnt River the week
earlier, gaining the right to en
ter the finals on a statistical
edge.
Christmas Event
Popular Again
Christmas Opening appeared
as popular an event as ever and
perhaps even more than last
year were in town to observe it
when it was held here Satur
day. Bob Henry, merchants
chairman, said.
It was hard to estimate the
number of children who greet
ed Santa Claus, but Henry said
that out of 400 candy treats, he
had 25 left over following his
appearance. Again came the
persistent rumor that Santa
had a striking resemblance to
Al Boschee.
Many toured stores competing
for prizes in the guessing con
test. Winners were announced
by the various stores as fol
lows: J. C. Penney Co.. bed
spread, Bob Ployhar; Van's Var
iety, Tonka toy truck, Mrs.
Dave Barnett; MiLadies, sweat
er. Mrs. Floyd Jones; Gonty's,
tape recorder, Stephen Hedman;
Gazette-Times, 10 cash, Mrs.
Anna Schwa r z i n; Peterson's
Jewelers, ice bucket. Fern Ev
ans; Elma's Apparel, $10 gift
certificate, Dorothy Stefani;
Murrays Rexall Drug, Instamat
ic camera. Dorothy Stefani;
Western Auto, $10 certificate, A.
Nadine Hunt; Gardner's Men's
Wear, long sleeve sweater, Clau
dia Campbell; Sears Merchant
Store, electric fry pan. Mary
Blettell; Case Furniture Co.. cof
fee table, Craig Munkers; Cen
tral Market, turkey, Barbara De
vine of Madras; Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co., electric drill, San
dy Lamb, Seattle.
Merchants found that there
was good interest in Christmas
merchand i s e and generally
seemed pleased with the holi
day promotion.
County History
Plan Told Lions
Proposal for publication of a
Morrow county history was pre
sented to the lone Lions club
for discussion by Judge (scar
Peterson Monday night with the
club meeting at the Wagon
Wheel in Heppner.
He said that Giles French of
Moro had agreed to collaborate
with O. M. Yeager of Castle
Rock, Wash., in the publication
of a county history. French
would edit "a manuscript al
ready prepared bv Yeager and
do additional research as well
as arrange for publication of
the book.
A total of $,V)0O would bo
needed for the Job, considered
a reasonable sum for the mag
nitude of the task. Peterson said
that he had provided for pub
lication of a much smaller book
on Valhv Lutheran church that
had cast SJOOO.
Peterson said that he has eon
taited a number of persons and
some hav e indicated interest in j
helping defray expenses. He
asked that any interested con- !
tact him for additional details;
and information.
Marion Green, displaying old 1
rifles and muskets from the col
lection of Howard Bryant, Jim
Barnett and his own, avt a
wry Interesting talk on the his
lory of rifles In the United
States. A report on this will be
written In more complete form
for next wvek'a pajn-r.
Gene Winters, Morrow coun
ty auent. gave a brief talk on
fraudulent schemes that prey
on householder, such as alleg
ed exterminating services, aid
ing services and others. Ills ad
vice was to obtain such servic
es from home business, "poo
pie you know." The extension
service Is currently working to
combat rackets of the tyie men
tioned as a public service.
President Don Brtslow an
nounced that entries for the
peace essay contest will close
December 10. Details on a fund
raising campaign through which
a stereo hi-fi radio will be giv
en away were discussed.
Gar Swanson announced that
a speaker on probation and re
habilitation services would be
featured on the program at the
next meeting.
Tell the advertise you saw il
In the Gazette-Times.
REDUCE
FAT
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tor's pn-K'i-lpii'Mi ,uir UtiM.-i rail
ed SI.lMOIiKX. I..k your hmt
ftfl your liest bwome the iillm
F-riin yon want to tie. Tti SI.1M
DEX plan lll h.-lp you curb
arul roMrol your appetite, help
you stop orereatini; Your welKht
munt come down' Th SI.IMO
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you mu.it be pi. ;l.-1 with reaulta
or your money buck. No quealiona
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by: Ml'KKAY RKXALL. tKUU!
217 N. Mum -M ill Ord.-rs Filled.
MOVING?
FOR LOCAL and
LONG DISTANCE
CONTACT
GENE ORWICK
LEXINGTON
Phone 989-8420
Accuratt Estimates
Without Obligation
FLATT'S
TRUCK SERVICE
Authorised Agents
for
United Van Linos
Highest
level
of oil heat
servicejbr
JSorthwest
ofarmers
There's no better heating oil thim Pucilic henliug oil Hut,
we mutt admit there are other In amis that are pirtty close
in quality.
The bin difleience is the Circle I bum. I of srivice, based on
these principles:
HONEST PRICING . . .the same fair tank vwnjon delivery
price without discrimination to any buvri of the same
quantity ami service.
TIMELY AVAILABILITY of licit. n oil u oilier piod
ucti delivered where ami when y.m nerd them
ASSURED QUALITY . I'.icili, heating tl is huh in
heat calories, and clean tun mug
HIGHEST LEVEL OF SERVICE, tillm routine and
emeigency needs plus it variety of special services at no
extra cost.
"We bettv0 that the agricultural industry, which can
be ictimiied by nature, should not be plagued by
problemt over which matt han a degree of control
namely service, prices anrf at ailahihty of necery
luppliet "
PACIFIC SUPPLY
COOPERATIVES
'Jannevs
efor
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Just as we said, here wo are back again with a lew more
wonderful week-end buys Just lor you. No matter who
you are, or what you do, we hare something that you
need or can use. Why not stop In and look around this
wock-end? Better yet, come In and ask any ol our friendly
cbrks lor the exact item that you are looklnq lor, and see
how quickly they can get It lor you.
(Prices effective this week-end only)
SALE
BOWLERS BARGAIN
50 Games For $5.00
I GOOD
, FOR
. $20.00
MAIL THIS COUPON
OH COME IN PERSON
TO
FIESTA BOWL
HEPPNER, OREGON
GOOD I
FOR l
520.00
GOOD
FOR
$20.00
NAME
ADDRESS
GOOD
FOR
$20.00
Simply mail above coupon and $5.00 to Fiesta Bowl, Heppner, or eome in and
you will receive a card good for 50 lines. Lines may be used at rate of one
Per day anytime any day except lor league play or one hour before league
in which you bowL Non-league bowlers may use at same rate anytime
anydcry no exceptions. Tickets become valid Christmas Day and are good
for one year to Dec 31, 1967. - -t.
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