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HEFf NCR CAXETTt Menial lapses Cosl Heppner the Pilol Rock Game i: iii"T M"ti'fc' I' f'"M' it f. iiMve ifninn tu Utf I'llul l!tk Itukeu C Mnitftl cuM liripiitr the ll -' H"" ihr onlnu kn Heppner fitMing lim a !' I"'''1 I,itini mihI i-oulil r;ii I Ik ir Ifi liM' ttk tli Ml-liM he-M.-e ..f till-. ll.lHi IP MiMui, of kuki. o.n-i .! 1 iiuit iiu- i;.kt i" kiK the l II i.ur tlnir lil- pu IM- Musliiiu- I" "i,tl I ! 1 1 fT nah-tle f 4 the l tk hi lin y hlKiulJ, II K-ime would ivrlainly iivf I ,1,f- (i-M nl iiutrtlitt'. Blocking Oil Mff. iiftlvi ly the llf.-ii-r lux l.lltfklll)! wasn't wh.it " dould li.ive M-en. Tli'- I'llul H"k tiefl-llse WHS IKil US KllKl'l' llli Mitruinc U (IH'fl. Il Wits lln- fiiilme cf Hie Inleiii.r line I i t.M ii the hide. Tin' llM-kfl ti, t iimw line allowed fcuod ntxyU- I ! Mntf li"i and On- lii'ncr kmhiimI panic H,..uM Ii;ii liml no difficulty ID nuAIIU! Ill" II Etverul Versions Av I I In' i: k I touchdown, ilinc Mi- M'Vfriil versions ns to what h.. nntl. Kiist. the Kock it iiiarhini; sliilf arc certain ih-il lin y wi n- allowed an ex tr.i down on lliis particular m r Iit. In i. ;il of .'ImI & 3i. ""'' Hnh-d th.it it should have Ix'ii 1th .'. which would have had Ihi in ptiiitiiip the 11 to Hepp ner. Win n they kw that lh i.llni.iK had made the error, Mr. ll.niK. tin1 Pocket coach. iiuHy H placed Ms punter and called 'fin the much pass play whiih u-siillcd in the touch (Inn 11. Si i olid, till- Heppner play ers have lii'i'n admonished and uariii-il nil season lonj. and par tii ulaily piior to the name, that when mh h n situation arises, lui.j,' y;iil:ij: rind a mast pass In;; situation, to have only u three man rush, with the rest of tin' players deployed all over lh' secondary, Huts possibly al lowing a K'lin, hut not allowing tin offensive team the first down or the TD, then forcing n punt. On this particular situ ation, the Heppner players blitz ed kIx players, thus playing rie,ht Into the hands ot Pilot Itoek and a TD rosultlg. The third version had two defensive players claim that when they hit the runner near the 30-yard line that they forced him out of bounds and ho returned and scored. The officials missed this action. Several adults who were on the sidelines corroborate this version. He that true or not, had the Heppner players played as Instructed, the play would not have gained very much yard age. Stcts Close Statistically, the game was very close, with Heppner having the edge except on kicking and this edge lost only because Heppner safeties did not play deep enough. 1 is) will be open FRIDAY NIGHTS Till 9:00 P.M. For Our Shoppers' Convenience To Morrow County 4-H Members and Leaders our Best Wishes as you ob serve National 4-H Week. Dick and Lynnea PH. 676-9961 Now,youcanmakeyourPorchorBreezeway a VBcnjrJiveaDie oomwpiei wh tor sumnier furnlture-prdtecllt from .the i.m.nt.JtrrtnA vour AFIex-O-GlassSee your dealer fflrthVarriount you ; need, tl&n lust cut with scissors a rid Jack (oraple) 1 5s2v over your screens, for oniy t r. - - v i ... AII . t a TIMES. TlwdgT. CKHobet T. Wl Heppner ran 36 running play !. Pilot Itock'i 42. Heppner lah-d a n t 128 yard lor 36 nxt-ragc fr the 36 trrln. pilot k totaled nei IX r rrtie or nn average nl' Ikitti leama attempted hih! oompMiM 3 out of li pasM-s. Ib ppi.er f-r 52 yard and P. II. fur Hit ards. Total ply run and yardage had Heppner with VI l' " )r.N and Pilot Itok IS lor 177 WinN. Ileppmr lal 9 firM down- i II: K Heppner hl 2 penalties lot pi mh its and P it. 3 f r 25 yards. li.ppiur fumbled twice and i..i the hull iMith time. I'il"l pmk didn't fumble, j Ymv team was fiuccd to punt i five limes, with Heppner aver 'i,, n,it an vunu imt kick and. Ih. ink to Heppner' safi lies. OuUtandinq Work Heppner employed a 4 man defensive line with Tom Cuts loith and Pick Drake at end anl Hill Jepsen and Kd Mrahm al taikles. Their front four did woman work and repeatedly in Id PK for minuses or no gain. Tom was awarded Most Valu able Player of game with Jensen getting defensive lineman a ward. Defensive back went to Wright and offensive lineman to Tom Cutsforth with Gary Wat kins getting offensive back. Gallant Cavaliers Have Many Visitors Two of Heppner's most gallant cavaliers are brightening Kie Pioneer Memorial Hospital this week. Latest reports are that Frank Turner and John Wight man are both doing nicely, medically speaking. They are doing excellently, socially speak ing, with hordes of well wishing visitors gathering in the room they share. Mr. Turner seems to have suf fered a light stroke as he was out in his yard last Saturday, and his Good Samaritan neigh bor, Harold Kerr, came to his assistance and helped him to the hospital. lone Smashes Echo lone Is back on top of the world again with their smash ing defeat of Echo last Friday afternoon. The final score was 5ti to 0. Coach Meyers said It was a tough ball game. Until about half way In the 2nd quarter the score stood nt 12 to 0. Then lone Intercepted two passes back to back for more TD's. So In less than a minute the Cards doubled their score. No great standouts Just 8 kids played a good game, lone vs. Culver lone goes against Culver this Thursday. They haVe to win to at least tie for first In the Big Sky Conference. Game time is 2:30 at lone. HOSPITAL NEWS Patients dismissed: Mabel Heath, Kitty Bellamy, Heppner; Halph Ivans, Portland; Marvin Mealte, Hood River. Patients still receiving teratment: Frank Turner, John Wightman, and CharlcH Bailev, all of Heppner. COAST-TO-COAST STORES Heppner Dorch dr.breezeway with a lew ounm !,- m i yj niMrui u. nx - 0 tr tni ctosssubstituta Ouarantd 2 Ful Yew. f Hardware and Lumber Free Parking Is Added Pull For Harvest Days It will be free parking bo.h Friday and Saturday of Harvest Da that Is being planned by the' Heppner Merchants on Oct. ?J and 2.1 Regular Moie hours. All local clubs und organiza tions who would like to have IhmiKis on the sidewalk or store Kj.ace should contact individual stniii. for reservations. All stoics will be closed Oct. i'.-i which U the new 3 day week end in oLM-rvation nf Vcteians Hay. RC& D Dates Nuclear Tour lioardnian will again be the huh of a big tour next Monday. Oct. 11. This mouthful organi zation Columbia-Blue Mtn. Re source Conservation & Develop ment project of Gilliam, Morrow and Umatilla Counties is sponsoring the tour with the Oicgon Nuclear & Thermal En ergy Council and local citizens as guests. The tour will cover new farm cropland areas and also nuclear power plant siles in the three counties. The ii Initial of this giant area In farming and irrigat'on along with production of electric en ergy is considered one of the wonders of the West. The tour will leave the Dodge City Inn parking area in Board man at 9:30 a.m. sharp. Travel will be by bus and group will return to Boardman by 5 p.m. A no-host luncheon is planned enroute on the tour. To assist in scheduling trans portation, there is a need to determine number of folks plan ning to participate in the tour. Please notify Coordinator, If. C. Grabenhorst,' P. O. Box 10G7, Pen dleton 97KM. A highlight of the day's activi ties will be a public no-host banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the Riv erside High School Monday eve ning. Guest speaker is to be W'yatt M. Rogers, Jr., associate director of the Western Regional Inter state Nuclear Board of Lake wood, Colo. He is very familiar with agricultural-industrial nu plexes and the talk Is expected to be very Informative. Football Tonight, Mustangs to Maupin The Mustangs go to Maupin to play tonight at 8 p.m. This could be a tight game. Maiiipin defeated Umatilla 28 to 27 and Heppner defeated Umatilla 38 to 20. The Mustangs will be without Rory Stillman and Ba!r ney Marshall who are suffering from sprained ankles. Too Late To Classify CARD OF THANKS Our grateful thanks for the many kindnesses shown us by thoughtful friends and neigh bors in the loss of our beloved husband, father and grandfath er. The messages of sympathy and comforting words, as well as the beautiful floral tributes and prayers offered are all deeply appreciated. Mabel French and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Cornett Green and Family Mr. and Mrs. Karl Baker and Family iOp HANNAH'S husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast-to-Coast Stores. 40c HELP WANTED Cat operators to pull disc plow. Call Dick Meador after 7 p.m., 676-9192. 40tfc FOR SALE Heppner Cable TV Membership, $85. Phone 989 8159 evenings. Bill Weather ford, Lexington. 40-43c it'seasy- -IT'S-ISiXPENSim v; o i Run. 3 ft. wld Also in 4 ft wktbhs - G!B l a special plastic that Is far Dealars Everywhtro lone Graders Beat Heppner The !on 7th and fih eraile football tam completed 10 pnssc In their g.iaric with Hrp pner laitt Thumday. This made them and their coach Jerry Martin feel pretty good. J Rietmann waa good at both of fensive and defcrudve. Other boya in there fightlne were Wudc l'udterg. young Orwltk and Clayton Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry KeUey. Harry, Curl and Jamie of Al bany were up to visit and do some hunting thla weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea. But It was Steve Rhea who got a lx-autlful 4 imlnt buck. Williom A. French Dies in Heppner Willifm A. French. W year of age. passed away at his home on Quald St.. Saturday. Oct. 2. He was a year resi dent of Heppner. Mr. French was lnn Feb. 2S. 1882 in llltcliiit sub-riistiht of the counties of Ihrtfoid und Bedford In England He was united In marriage to Mabel Cay In Heppner. Nov. 25, 1914. Mr. French worked for the Turn-A-Lum Lumber Company In Heppner from 1921 until its branch here was dosed. Mr. French Is survived by his wife Mabel, Heppner; two dau ghters, Mrs. Florence Green, H( ppner. Mrs. Jessie Baker. Rockpoit, Wn.; a son, William C. French, Heppner. and four sisters, Daisy, Emily, Jessia, and Jennie in England; nine grandchildren, and -5 great grandchildren. Memorial services were con ducted Tuesday. Oct. 5. at the Sweeney Mortuary Chapel at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Edwin Cut ting officiating. Interment fol lowed at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Pauline Miller sang "How Great Thou Art". Casket bearers were: Paul Jones, Her man Green, Howard Bryant, Ray Winslow, Leslie Moore and Elmer Byland. Mrs. Maggie Reynolds Is up from Astoria visiting her twin sister. Mrs. N. D. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey says they visit, can fruit and tnen they play Scrabble. : 1 V 7 I i I li J ) iujf Eioiif a! pur uTCVuA ELS Froth Con Condon Defense was (he key Mondaji evrnlne as the Jlrpprur IUkH School fruh acwed 22 ! ball win over the Condon frrsh rnen. Two key drfrnhUe plays re nutted In scores prosing the mar gin of lctury. The firt fame on a 27-yard acamper by Joh,n Kilkenny as he came up nh a recovery of an attempted p rhlnd the line of scrimmage. Keni.y Kcktnan ran from there yardk out fr the ucteiful two ixilnt convention. Jerry Gentry intercepted a Condon pas and ran 23 yartU for a touchdown. The PAT was no good. Tracy Wilson put the Mus tongs on the M-ott-Uwrd In the fust period taking a 15 yard pus ftom Gentry Into the end one which gave Heppner a 6 0 I-ud. Kt-kman provided the TAT on a successful run. Heppner had three other touchdowns called back during the contest due to enalties. Mentioned for outstanding of fensive performances were Gen try. Eckman, David McLeod. Curtis Cutsforth and Mike MllU. Wilson, Kilkenny, Mike Graves, Gentry ai.d Eckman were cited for defensive play. Although this was predomin ately a freshman contest, both sides used sophomores sparing ly throughout the game. Next action for Heppner U a junior varsity contest scheduled for Pilot Rock next Monday eve ning with game time set for 6 p.m. The next home game Is Oct. 18 against Condon at the rodeo grounds. Scoring bv quartets: Condon ' 0 0 8 08 Heppner 8 14 0 022 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boutelle have moved back to Heppner. They have rented the Bill Scott place on 565 N. Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lynch who formerly lived there have purchased the Leo Boutclle's place that had been damaged in the flood. They have done a great deal of clean ing and remodeling of the home that was quite heavily damag ed in the May, 1971 flood. Mr. and Mrs. Boutelle moved to Pasco but are very very glad to be back. The Gazette-Tlnies Is youi Moore Forms dealer In Morrow county. 1. Save now while prices are frozen at 71 levels. 2. Save again on excise tax cut about $200 on the average. 3. Choose from any of our 72 Fords in stock. Immediate delivery. 4. 72 Fords will probably never cost less. The price freeze is scheduled to end Nov. 13. Act today! Bassd on manufacturer's suggested NOBODY BEATS Heppner, Apartment House The irqunt to Iull4 IU7. AO unit piimerit hni on Mcyitne Vt. a.s rru-urd at te U( tr.relil.S c4 t llrppiwf Planning lommUaum, UKH" lions from an aljcri. U4 tmntr were hraid tshkh involv ed ihi imtea liaifte. T in cluded the fluw H traffic M well as poiking. Membri if the Planning Ci .mini" ion it-ci;iiuit-tl the nerd of ntte li-mung as wrtl as the Immm) to the erunumy of Hie ar ea such a buildinu ulJ make, However a Ihe apartment houirf would have alwi been In viola tion of a City pidinanee, the City Planning C'ommiwl"n did not approve the requet. A City ordinance r-quii- Im3 square feet of land for a Iwo family dwelling and aquaie fiet for each additional unit. This would have required 24.0 square fe-t of land for the 8 unit apartment. Ken Mier, Oifgon 4 II Club winter months to teaching am Foundation Dim-tor. devotes pulees skiing at HooPou Ski Bowl. Ken p!cented a program on his i-kl school to Morrow County Chamber of Commerce Inst spring. We're Ready To Serve You . . . For Seed Cleaning and Treating At our plont-25c bu., 50c sack, ony amount. Harold Erwin Heppner, Ore. Or Lyle Matte retail prices. local For THE FORD TEAM AITO SAL Oregon Shy on land Space TM uW4 td f th ! fl ! 0 frt. Ike rrr 30 frrt tii Um Cr3tr4 f, tlirrt to Ihrl fcfV CShly JIl.UM Huatv lri 4 Ul the vo M vhw-ti U J iAt feet short i4 the nun.Urt rr qutmi by rny mdinano NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER TbvtrMtay. Ori T 5i4te I'lwir plejmrr.t C n ttM liun. JO ui I? i l tM 2 as wivitlmUt lluin- nwttne. VI t ;0 5rrtu.r Citwrns. J CiXt "l n ln-.nrni t"JrUtin t tiurrh vtr. fikday, Oct Sue. sr j. hn !', it m n oo and 112. Tun-lay, O.I. 13 Nutriu.n na. 11 0 TOPS, 7:30 pm. ThurMlffT, Oetobet Senlec CitUeas. t.OO. Outdoorsman Clubs are gain i.. i.. i,t.iiiuriiv as vouth be come moie Involved In conaer- alien and ecology, m-ooit. i Mrnw County were Marge Shade. Jcro" IV. ck,w and Jack Giaham. Ph. 67S-S806. Mornings as Evenings for Appointment son. Ph. 676-9978 73 ORAM TORINO OS'S 3 Deal sl avl r llEIC
