gXzette-times
10 Thutt.. November 6. 1969
Mustangs Settle
For Second Place
League Standing, Wettern
Division
Greater Oregon League
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Feeder Steer Clinic Held
Sherman County
Heppner
Madras
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Sherman County m- .....
Union Nov. 7 for district crown.
By KEVIN DICK
Clinching M'cond place in the
viirrn division, the Heppner
IH-h I'U-vrn fought to a Home
corning viciury by dumping the
Madras White Buffaloes 12-6
Starting 3the scoring on their
first drive, the Mustangs looked
readv for action.
j..hn McCabe began the point
making in the first Quarter by
sprinting 30 yards around end.
The TAT was blocked.
Attain in the second period
"the best offensive back of the
week." John McCabe. scored on
a one-yard plunge. An attempt.
Ia nass for the point after
touchdown, from John McCaoe
to John Hall, failed.
Madras struck in the thi.d
period ending the scoring-on
a 30-yard pass play.
Mustang ends again received
honors for outstanding linemen.
Matt Murray and Lee Huson
were named offensive and de
fensive players of the week.
John McCabe rece ved the
award for most valuable offens
ive back. Winning the choice
as defensive back was Bruce
Marquardt. , .
Matt Murray was named out
standing player for the f ame.
Seniors playing their last
foofball game for HHS were
Matt Murray. Lee Huron, (tea
raptaln). John McCabe. Bill
Greenup. Dave Wright, Hal
Bergstrom. Rob Abrams, Rick
Marquardt and Mike l edman.
Head Coach Ed Hiemstra said,
"We had a very good season.
It's too bad we had to drop a
close one to Sherman. I think
we're the best team in the district!"
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Donald Turner Here
Monument Rancher Says
Coyotes Cut Deer Count
MONUMENT Leo Flower,
Monument area rancher says
coyotes are killing off the deer
population in this area and if
nothing is done, he adds, the
deer population could be as low
as when he moved here in tne
mid-30's. ,u,
Mr Flower estimates there
are five coyotes for every one
there was five years ago. Some
Pants Workshop
Starts in County
The first Home Extension
Pants Workshop in the county
got underway this week meet
ing at Rhea Creek Grange Hall
with Mrs. Lonnie McCabe ot
lone and Mrs. Kenneth Batty,
Heppner. as instructors.
Taking the course are Mrs.
Howard Bryant, Mrs. Ambrose
Chapin. Mrs. Gene Ferguson,
Mrs. Ralph Richards, Mrs Art
Watkins. Mrs. Kenneth Wright,
Mrs. Barton Clark, Mrs. Elmer
. . i fMtiir and
I palmer, Mrs. nunuau wv
rmnnld E. Turner, director ol j Mrs. Mike Saling. .
Special Gifts, for the University pants Workshops are w"
Oregon was In Heppner on ed to start this week at Pine
uLE wLrPsdav. He also citv and one very soon at lone.
business
enjoyea
vuitinw about town
He noted that his mother,
Mrs. Virginia Turner, also in
Eugene, enloyed a recent visit
there with Mrs. Lets Humphrey
Thomas who formerly owned
the drug store here in Heppner.
Mrs. Thomas spends the winters
in Arizona and her summers in
Portland. . , . . .,.
Don saia ne uau
, ...iu nnunrnl Hnnnnpf DOVS
IIS Willi Dcvtiw rr- -..
attending the University: Mike
Sweeney, Russ Kilkenny and
Mark Brown. Jeff Turner is in
his junior year at the University.
LOCALS
- rhAM mtT fr in Anl"
mal Science at Oregon State
was up for the first weekend ol
elk hunting with his folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Matheny.i He
had no luck in the Black Muon-
tain are.a
.. nn VitintinO
with Jack VanWinkle and Jim,
. V. Diou Mt urea.
a ISO UP HI IUC . -
Jim has been going hunting
...ith hia Had since he was o
years eld. Now 15, he has bag
aeer arm x
Don Munkers Home
DT 3C Don Munkers is com
pleting a 30-day leave visiting
his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Munkers. He leaves Saturday to
report back to Agana, Guam. He
is a ueniai ieciiiu- v,iv
Navy Doti will be 22 years old on
Nov. 14. His family honored him
Wednesday evening with a fani-
, . u :.u)n.. innor pnmnlete
uy pre-on iiiua.y -
with his favorite chocolate cake.
Educators Listen
Ron Daniels, Clifford Williams
and Mrs. Charles Heard, all of
- . . ,1 Ua Ponrtlptnn
w,otincr th the Oregon Board
of Education Oct. 28 at BMCC.
Twenty ptisuns a"--
inc the evening with recordings
being mane, me mi
ea me tuuran m -----
tne mouniniK i
. U nrnniirtlt mBtlW. VOCatlOn-
Ul IIIC ------ . .
. , i . : ti.n nrinriTV.
rnme in for a wide range dis
cussion.
ged 2
Too Late To Classify
"OPEN HOUSE showing 197C
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MOvor nuiircn, iio...-, -----
ers. Factory representatives
hom TMnvemoer ,
Freddie's Trading Post, Ken
of his friends, he adds, believe
the ratio Is more uku it-n .u ..v..
'Somethings goi iu uc
he asserts.
Mr Flower said hunters have
killed eight coyotes on his ranch
since the start of hunting sea
son He adds mai a l..
24 fawns killed by coyotes, three
of them just recently.
Mr. Flower, wno rancnes
. ...,.it Mmintain and
me iviuuuiiioii
Wall Creek area north i of Mon-
ument, saia warren wuki v..
off a coyote which was anare-
lng a fawn lust last ween.
er was rounding up cattle at
the time with Don Capon and
Stanley jviusKmve.
XNone oi iic inci us " tt
he said. But all heard the fawns
wail Just line me uj
babby" Flower added.
Mr. Flower said nes bskhik
all hunters and sportsmen to
gun down coyotes and hopes
the movement will take hold
statewide.
Mr. Flower's objections to
coyotes does not find favor with
everyone. While some ranchers,
particularly sheepmen, shoot
them on slum. v.-.o -.
have a few around to keep down
tne popuiaiiuii u
rodents.
But most persons agree that
once the predators start attack
ing meat or game animals, the
tendency Is hard to stop unless
the coyote packs doing so are
eli."linatd-.. , FWer.
f ersoiiaiiy, taya . ,
"I see a bounty as the solution.
This, ne aaaeu, una .
obtainable, ana ieueiai "vv
poisonings seem to have little
effect. . . xt i ftoAv
"Why go OaCK lO me
with no deer in the country r
he asks. Mr. Flower says &e
then, hunters had kiiiea moie
coyotes on his ranch and about
40 on the reserve during hunt
ing season. He drove all the
R . i tho last dav
roans oi me icovi.i. - ---
of hunting season, U11C...V.
hunters in a private survey to
learn these facts. He said it ap-
. ,, n i. n A Hnoc U 1 I I .
peared mat j oui ui
j K., Vi.intors were drv show-
1I1K vviini v.w7
the lawn crop
ma. oib hunters were Tom
piinv. Ed Hiemstra
and Dale Conklin, all members
rt-i 1
of the Heppner Hign ocuooi
staff. They were hunting in tne
nol Rntto area. Tney repou
" -ii. H
niADa uiintc no em an
lots of fun
THANK YOU
Our most sincere thanks to
all the good folks nere wno
have weiiomea us
words of encouragement, some
wonderful flowers and plants.
And we surely do hope we tan
n some way ninii
ISr a continued good little news
paper here.
Dorothy t cnarne nemw
HOSPITAL NEWS
pioni receiving medeial
rare ana M ' --- -..
oHal Hospital are Eugenia Hus-
oriai M Porrv of
ton or MCPP""' r."nVta of
& mnnah Anderson and
Ramona Marshall both of Hepp
ner. .
Patients Ir i' ;.,i hu
re;K".-,rc.iKiVoiHTS
Charles Lync.
..h tr. Portland and Jeiirey
. a 1 II rhfll Ull Ol
Thomas an" ....
Portiana.
-Ttt s lpft Kittv
ehnS ."vS Un?calfo? Viking
rein? 'machine, Before re
endrEugene Albany.
rOW, rtinner They also visited
;rsaVreXMrh and Mr, Cor-
nett Green. Mrs. E.
r Shaffer "of "Veil weTe in Pen
K. scndiiti hnsiness.
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Appliances Automobiles
RICK'S
HOUSE OF DISCOUNT
if I Don't Have It
Son of a Gun!"
2133 N. 1st Hermiston
Home of Norge Appliances
Appliances Furniture Air
Conditioning
New & Used
Rohrman Ford
Ford Since 1930
Ph. 567-3291
New & usea i
j Boats
Appliance Repair
HANDY HANK REPAIR
Franchised Westinghouse
Dealer
Bring your appliances In
for repairs.
Make an appointment lor
repairs while you wait
672 Main. Hermiston
Ph MV7.5221
"We Sell the Best and Service
me
cursttiuii.
Halloween Quiet
Halloween was pretty quiei
around Heppner according to
nolice. Air was released from
tr. lnnve about 100 tires
111 Id
flat.
no saicit roi V. and Mrs.
Rert Butler of Joseph stopped
bv Tuesday morning to visit
the Heards. They are long time
friends. On Wednesday morning
Mrs. jacK wusey oi
merly of Pilot Rock stopped by.
HEATING TIPS
FROM M6R CO.
i.
ON on. BURNING SYSTEMS KEEP OIL TANK AND
LINES CLEAN. USE AN ANTIFREEZE TO KEEP THEM
FROM FREEZING. USE OIL LINE FILTER TO REMOVE
SLUDGE.
IF THE SYSTEM USES AIR FILTERS MAKE SURE THEY
ARE CLEAN AS DIRTY FILTERS INCREASE FUEL COSTS
WHETHER GAS. OIL OR ELECTRIC.
DO NOT USE TOO MUCH DIFFERENTIAL IN TEMPER
ATURE FROM DAY TO NIGHT SETTINGS IN COLD
WEATHER.
Automotive
GRIFFIN GODWIN AUTO YARD
Everything in AVTfh.frid.
n.- tart New Used Rebuild
Wholesale . Ret8Viiinn
, i . - 'nrtA million
ine liunie - j
roaa-iemcu .
Trov Griffin Sam & Chris
- rnHiirin
,x u.ti.re Hwv. Ph. 567-6611
Harry Phillips
Company
Herm.-McNary Hwy.
Ph. 567-5982
Boats Motors Trailers
Sales and Service
DATSUN DEALER
"Open 7 Days A Week To
Serve You
Floor Covering
MEADE'S FLOOR COVERING
500 N. 1st Phone 567-6212
Carpeting Draperies Paints
Floor Covering Wall Tile
We Install everything but
the paint.
OKA ITormletnn Ave.
Phone 567-6198 TirT T ATMr.F.S
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We Service All Brands of Appliances. TV d Stereo
HERMISTON LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC.
Ph. 567-3149
990 E. Main
SALE EVERY FRIDAY
12:30 P.M. Sharp
Emmett Rogers - Bill Bowden - Carson Vehrs
PLEASE!
". V.' ...t... mniiPT C T fi A.M..
4 IF HEATING SYSTEM xa
DO NOT WAIT TILL LATE P.M. TO CALL SERVICE
MAN. ;
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COME IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR
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Floor Covering and Heating Service
Heppner
Ph. 676-9418
Livestock Auction
Moving
CALL
COLLECT
SINCt 1891
world wid moving
and tro9
GO-MAC MOVING
AND STORAGE
140 S. W. 11th Hermiston
Herm. 567-5175 rena. o-xoai
Call on the Professionals
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Telephone
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Call 676-9228 for
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Radio and TV
LEE'S RADIO
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200 S.W, Uth ...... Ph.
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Rentals And Sales
"Electronic is our busines
not a sideline".
Motorola Sylvania
Radiator Service
JONES RADIATOR
SERVICE
o Auto-Truck-Tractor o Repairing
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Radiators and Heaters
Servir; this area for 15 Team
1315 N. 1st, Hermiston
PH. 567-6916
Ready-Mix
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330 W. Elm 00'-D1,J Ul
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Trailers
INVITATION
Come in and view one
of the nicest selections
of Travel Trailers in
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-Coffee Being Served--
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ml. N. Herm.-McNary Dam
Hwy.
Marv and Marjorie Thompson
Ph. 567-5224
Tires
OK.9 TIRE STORE HERMISTON
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Pickup. Truck Farm Tires
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