HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday- Octobf IT. 1
Hilanders Whack
Mustang Gridders
In League Contest
Br PAT KILKENNY
Ifippner's Mustangs fell prey
lo Burns' inlanders. 140, rrl
clay night in a Greater Oregon
League foot hull game here. The
MuslanuH playing on their homo
(H id in front of small crowd,
wore beaten by what appeared
lo be a mueh Mronger Burns
hall flub. The Hilanders hit pay
dirt in the second and third
ouarterH. They bIso scored In
the fourth, but it was nullified
bv a clipping penalty.
The first quarter was slow for
both sides, with both squads
failing to penetrate with sue--ss
deep Into the other's terri
tory. Dave Glerup and Gary Pe
terson led the running attack
behind inlander ace Gary
Shelton.
The Mustangs started on the
ground with McCabe and Kin
dle going off taikle and on end
sweeps for short gains.
The inlanders' first score
came when Dave Glerup went
on an end sweep from 20 yards
out. His kick was Rood for the
PAT anil the score stood 7-0 at
halftime.
The start of the Burns-domin-ntcd
second half Rave the Hi
landers' the ball. They were
very aggressive on their hard
hitting offensive attack led by
tailback Peterson. He scored
from 35 vards out on a sweep.
The PAT by kicker Bob Cole
was Rood.
The fourth quarter had the
Mustangs and Hilanders play
ing to a standstill with the on
ly real threat coming on a Bums
off tackle run from 51 yards
which was nullified on a clip
ping penalty.
The Mustangs played consist
ently the second half but fail
ed to find a spark that would
launch them on a scoring drive.
Matt Murray was a bright
spot on defense, with Terry
Hughes, John Hall, and John
Mctabe also turning in good
performances for the Mustangs.
Jayvees Defeat
Young Blue Devils
By JOHN McCABE
Hcppncr Jayvees brought
their winning streak to 3 0 by
trampling Condon's Jayvees, 21
7 at Condon October 7.
Rory Stillman, freshman back,
ran 40 yards and scored In the
first period of play. A pass from
Gary Watkins to Bruce Bergs
trorri for the point-after was suc
cessful. Neither team scored in
the second period.
In the third period of play,
quarterback Watkins went in
for the second Heppner score on
a quarterback sneak. The point
after attempt failed, making
the score 13-0.
Heppner again scored in tne
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DAVID MARICK
75"
KBIS PETERSON
Two Are Named
For lone Honors
Kris reterson and DavH Mar
iik are announced as winners
f I he Girl and Boy of the Monti,
at lone High school for the
month of September. Student
Body President Ed Sherman an
nounced the selections for Sept
ember were made on the qual
ification of friendliness, Kris and
David were introduced as the
winners at a recent student body
meeting. . ...
Each month a new couple will
be elected; a different qualifi
cation will be used each time.
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Girl of the Year will be select
ed from monthly winners, sel
ections are made from nomin
ees from each class.
Kris is a junior tnis year, a
varsity cheerleader, and has
teen active in school events in
oast years. David, a senior, has
served in past years as football
-nd basketball team manager,
and plays tuba in the IHS Band
fourth period when new quar
terback LaVern Van Marter ran
around end for the third and
final Mustang touchdown. The
point-after attempt failed again.
Condon finally got through
the tough Mustang defense in
I lie last period, making the
score 19-7. On the last play of
the game the Heppner defense
dropped Condon for a safety to
bring the final score to 21-7.
Defensive standouts for Hepp
ner were Terry Hughes, Bruce
Bergstrom, and Tom Cutsfortn.
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Mustang Joyvees
Win Short Gome
Br JIM BLOODSWORTH
MuKtnne Jayvees brought
their total wins to four with
no losses bv defeating John
Day In an abbreviated game
here Monday night. lm only
touchdown 'f Sme ci""0
In the first quarter when
jleppner's Itorv Stillman car
ried the bull around end for
25 yards. Stillman then pack
ed the ball across for the ox
tra point. , ,
After the halftime Intermis
sion, with lust a little over
four minutes of the quarter
played. It Happened: the
fights went out. Heppner had
IMissesslon of the ball at the
time and made a 15-yard
gain. , ,
Dean Naffzlger, the Mus
tang coach, agreed to finish
the game with car lights, but
the John Day coach decided
thev would call it a game and
head for home territory. He
didn't relish playing with on
ly car lights on a dark night.
Harlev Young, manager pf
Columbia Basin Coop, said
later that a blown fuse caus
cd the outage, perhaps due to
two wires being blown to
gether bv the wind.
The local squad will host
Condon next Monday night at
six o'clock. This is a return
match for the pair. Heppner
defeated the Gilliam county
boys on October 7.
Johnson Assigned
lo Lead Teacher
Study at Condon
Lloyd Johnson, industrial arts
teacher at lone High, attended
the Oregon Small Schools Group
Leadership Conference on Mon
day, September 30. The day
long conference was held at the
Heathman Hotel in Portland,
under the auspices of the Ore
gon State Board of Education,
Small Schools Program.
While at the conference,
Johnson and other participants
ol the state were able to pre
view material and agenda for
(he coming regional conferences
which all teachers in small
schools will attend. Instruction
In group discussion and leader
ship occupied the balance of the
conference.
Johnson has been assigned
gioup leader for the Industrial
Arts and Vocational group at the
regional conference to be held
in Condon on October 29. Topic
of the conference is "Identify
ing ways to deal with Econom
ic and Social consequences of
Automation".
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Smith of
Albany visited over the past
week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ma
honey. Accompanying them to
Heppner for a week-end of hunt
ing was Smith's brother, Har
vey Smith of Eugene.
Co. SshelU
lone Wracks Echo
For Fifth Straight;
To Meet Umapine
lone's rampant CardlnaU con
tinued to submerge the opposit
ion when Echo fell victim to
their high-powered football at
tack at Ioiip Friday afternoon.
The Card rolled to a 3.V7 hail
time margin and coasted to a
47-7 victory.
This was their fifth straight
victory of the season and the
second league triumph. Friday
afternoon. October 1. thev will
play Umapine at lone's Memor
ial Field and are favored to con
tinue their title-bound march.
The Cards made 255 yards
lushing and 118 passing against
Echo's 54 rushing and 139 pass
ing. . .
Eddie Sherman, one of Iones
ace senior backs, scored 27
points, and Frank Halvorsen.
another 4 year veteran, tallied
14. Earl Petty lohn completed the
scoring for the winners.
The Cards won without an
other of their outstanding play
ers, Jim Swanson. who still re
mains on the iniury list with
a leg Iniury. ... ,
lone scored twice In the first
quarter with Bob Rail passing
to Sherman on n 27 yard play
for one TD and Halvorsen go
ing 70 yards on a runback for
another. Sherman ran both ex
tra points. j . ,
In the second, the Cards tal
lied three touchdowns, one a 96
yard run bv Sherman. Echo had
driven to the lone four, but the
Cards held them on the one
yard line. The visitors were pert
u..a fit.A varrlc unit eventual
ly the Cards took over on their
six. On the first play, Mierman
broke through for the long gal
lop. Second score of the period
was an eight yard run by Hal
vorsen, and the third was on
a 23-yard pass play. Ball to
Sherman. Halvorsen ran iwo ex
tra points and Sherman one.
Echo made its lone touch
down in the second when
George Koffler pitched an aer
ini r Jnrrv Roberts who went
31 yards to paydirt. The extra
point was good.
In the second half of the
game, which was played on a
miserable cold and rainy day,
lone stuck to the ground until
Ball tossed a pass to Earl Petty
john in the fourth that covered
a total of 68 yards on pass and
run for their sixth TD, The ex
tra point try failed. Final touch
down came when Sherman ran
seven yards.
Umapine, Weston and River
side now stand between the
boys of Coach Gordon Meyers
and the league title. The coach
states that Riverside is getting
stronger all the time and bowl
ed over Weston, 46-14. Until
then, Weston was considered
one of the league's top teams.
Score "
ECHO " 0 7 0 0 7
IONE 14 21 0 12-47
Public Notices
NOTICE OF
TAX BASE ELECTION
STATE OF OREGON )
COUNTY OF MORROW ) ss.
BOARDMAN PARK )
DISTRICT ) t .
Notice hereby is given that at
the Boardman Park District tax
base election hereby called to
be held on Tuesday, the 5th day
of November, 1968, between the
hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and
8:00 o'clock P.M. Pacific Stand
ard Time, in and for the Board
man Park District, Boardman,
Morrow County, Oregon, there
will be submitted to the qual
ified voters thereof the question
of establishing a tax base for
the District in the sum cf
$7,500.00, pursuant to Section 11,
Article XI of the Oregon Con
stitution as amended, to be ef
fective for the fiscal year be
ginning July 1, 1969. The votes
shall be by ballot in substant
ially the following form:
"MEASURE SUBMITTED TO
THE LEGAL VOTERS OF
THE BOARDMAN PARK DIS
TRICT, BOARDMAN, COUN
TY OF MORROW, OREGON
"MEASURE
"Shall the Boardman Park
District, Boardman, Morrow
County, Oregon be author
ized to establish a new tax
base in the amount of
7,500 and NO100 DOLLARS
($7,500) pursuant to Section
11, Article XI, of the Oregon
Constitution, as amended, to
be effective for the fiscal
year beginning July 1, 1969?
"Presently there is no tax
base.
"The total amount of money
to be raised by the new tax
base is the sum of 7,500
and NO100 Dollars ($7,500).
In order to raise this
amount of proposed tax base
levy it will be necessary to
levy a tax in the amount of
$1.06 per one thousand dol
lars of true cash value of
property in the District.
"The voter shall place an
(X) or a () before the
words 'YES, I vote for the
new tax base' or before the
words 'NO, I vote against
the new tax base' to signi
fy his choice."
The election is to be held in
the Citv of Boardman, Oregon,
at the Boardman Grange Hall.
The polls shall be open at the
hour of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and
remain open until the hour of
8:00 P.M. of the same day, at
which hour the polls will be
closed.
Bv order of the Board of Dir
ectors, Boardman Park District,
Boardman, Morrow County, Ore
gon, made this 2nd day of Oc
tober, 1908.
HAROLD C. BAKER
Chairman
ATTEST:
Shirley Zielinski
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IN THE COUNTY COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate
of EMMA M. C. iJKH.snr.nrvo, uc
ceased. ORDER SETTING TIME AND
PLACE FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
Probate No. 1599
On motion of MARIE STEA
GALL, VERA STEAGALL
HELEN CRUMP, and EDWINA
RICHELDERFER, the co-execu-nt
tho nhovp-entitled es
tate, said co-executrixes having
filed their linat account.
It is hereby ORDERED that
tv, icf riav nf Novem-
rnua.v, ins j A.ort
ler, 1968, at the hour of 9:30
o'clock in tne iorenoon ui
A, ar,A tho Cniirt TOOm Of the
mm
above entitled court at the
County Court House at Heppner,
Morrow County, Oregon, be and
they are hereby fixed as the
time and place for hearing ob
jections to said final account,
if any there be, and for settling
the same; and it is further OR
DERED that notice of said final
account be published once each
week for four successive and
consecutive weeks in advance of
said hearing in the Heppner Gazette-Times,
a newspaper of gen
eral circulation printed and pub
lished in Morrow County, Ore
gon. Dated this 4th day of October,
196S.
s PAUL W. JONES
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