HEffHtH CAICTTt TIMCa. TbufWr. Octobw 14.
JO
PGE Takes Look
At Carly and 6-Mile
UuiiMiiu-i rmrn pai 1
ll.i t v ill -- t.-ull .of
H influx. 'bat
I,, it tii'tti tculi .f it i.uc.cai
i 1 1 rat 111 M.h' fotii.ty.
ii., .,..1 ulu-n l.t l.tlird l'
ici: iu.i miii.. ii i.. "n.- .p- ;
111, tl Mil' link"' -
run h tl ihK fr i'ii'1 M "!'1 '
111 Mi Mudt i t will Ml I'""
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in i I ni l' I n vill ii tun H't
In j .1 ., ,!1. I U 111 ll.lM I't IMtM
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f iMiith y.ar t u nif it iTKti' l
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i.iul ii.i.IiI..!iiu.i liMh ytiu ',,VV'T0M WjiJ50N. Perry Wilson ond Clryton Ayr ort throo happy
j fiulf Mhool in Ion.-. and ucceKtul hunter en Satuiday morninti of thu cend
'Thf i.rt.Ki.tin limy hvt- I., bi- , hn,.n
flH I IM'I Hl to t .Mill. I." I J
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I iiicllnunt riyure.
t.l Sfil. 7 Hum wru- llj
.f..,i.-i.- nir. ll.il i'l l:ivir-i'l'
im.i.lh lait-i Ihtif wtrt- itf.
i,-..n li.nl Hi"' 'P'- 7 Br"'
I
.-, inoiiil. l.it.-r 173. "' ",:J
1 in than win- nrollrd ht
Hi.- i n. I of tin- w li'H.l yt-nr.
Tli.1 iiirrrasftl I'tirollmtnt In a
i.nl t lullt-np' wt lfm l I'V
"u.t. Iianiils III- ptiintfd out
lli.it tin' facilitirs will hnvir to
I- l.uilt on Ihf pri-M-nt lax a-i
V4s.ii.t nl. Tin-it' will h( a ln'
.f i.Im.iii a year bifie tho In
Mtasfil l.iiildinfr will be on the
l.ix roll-:. Thi" prtwnts a proh
I. in of t ilui aiion and t-xplana-
I toll.
Judge Speaks Up
Jiulf Paul J'ltifs said whin
Ik hoard the announrt mt-nt
that In was i-xlnmt-ly plfa.Mtl
i.nd Kralifii'd that our county
i..-. lu. ii siliHtfd for the loca-
lion of future, nuclear power , Aain kick failed. Wasco
(.f.-tnts. .went to tin- ail and l'ae Ktk-
II.. ndtlcd that this decision m;m ,,it ..a ,,rf f( MSS ami ran
by P",K reflects what enn be l);iit .m yanls. Kaui.-y Mar-tlont-
when the people, local Rov- sia w,.t in mid i.-iii a Tl) in
t ininent, industry antl others U-lfl)ln 3 yjmls and also lan for
nitf in a loiicfitcd effort to v txtia puinis, making the
iidd to the economy of our area, j S(.oro 2G to 0.
The Port Commission Is to lie, Heppner then pulled the first
commended for their efforts in eleven and the second unit,
what may prove to be the most mostly frosh and sophs took
far reaching decision In recent over. They drove down the field
years. It will rank with the dc- ; after a Wasco punt and Jerry
t-ision made years ago to build Gentry took to the air and hit
the first dam on the Columbia I.loyd Wilson for the fifth TD,
Hlvor.
Too Lore To Clossify
WANTKI) Horse pasture for one
horse within 14 miles of Hepp
ner. William C. Allen, C7G
KKSO. 4l-4'lc
1-XiU SALK Two well-bred
j-reon-broke horses and one
colt. Phone 989-8195 or 422
7'1.'M. John Wagcnblast.
41 -44c
SPECIAL SHEEP
SALE!
Saturday, Oct. 16
S00
HV(!
head of Columbia Ewes
hrt'd to blackface bucks, to lamb
Feb.
1. Sheep will be sow in
lots
to suit the buyers, dim neao
of
mixed cattle also already
etmsiKned. Sale starts
diarp.
Hermiston Livestock
Auction
10th
& Main Hermiston
410
SELLING
At The Ranch
At Private Treaty our crop
of 2-ycar old Bulls
Performance and Carcass
Information Available
Phone 676-5311
Location: 13 miles west of
Heppner on Condon Hwy.
FRANK ANDERSON
171
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I Second String Sees
Thf lli ppni-r Milalij s travt l
t il to Maupin Thursday and . us
ily won MT Ihf Wastti P.ftl
sidt"! 3X t' 1 1.
Thf Musianrs look thf opt-n-in?
kitkotf and maithfd tlown
tin- (it-Id l'i a Tl) with Itan
Vrihl uoinc in lifrn 11 yards
out. Thf kick for ivvlra p"inl
f:,il..d Thf Pfdsitlts touldn'l
inovt Ihf hall and wt if loitt u
to punt. llfppn.T look thf ball
'anl Wftil in t' sttuf with In an
'Ulirhl foini: Ihf last 1 al(ls
lor tin Tl. Anain Ihf kirk lait
J rtl lor thf i-Mia point. Ih-ppiu'r
Itil 12 to at fiid if liist tiu.ir-
iti.
Wasiu aaui was ion... --
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pin.t and Ihf Muslatifs mfirt iifd !
, flown Ihf fifhl with laan -.:iitu
tin fur Ihf Si on from .')il aril.si
making the score a to v.
Wasco was 11 1211 in iorceo to
punt and held Heppner. Dean
Wrieht was sent in to kick and
was rushed so he ran and broke
away for a 60-yard TD to make
the 'score 3S hi 0. The half end
ed with no further scoring.
Heppner began the second
half with the same bays as
played the last half of the sec
ond tpiarter. These hoys played
the entiie second half and gave
up (wo TD's lo Wasco in the
1th quarter and then won 38-11.
The entire scpiad played with
the first team playing only the
first quarter and first half of
the second quarter.
Great Defense
Heppner's defense was superb
with the hoys playing their po
sitions well. Gary Watkins and
Handy Morris were especially
outstanding on defense. On of
fense Wright made a total of
211 yards on 1(5 carries.
Heryl Stillman, Ted Bellamy,
and Ken Kckman were also out
standing on offense. All the
boys blocked their best of the
year and every boy who played,
did well.
Rory Stillman and Barney
Marshall only saw action for
two nlavs due to sprained ank
les. Barney played 4 seconds
and scored 8 points. Jerry Gent
ry did an outstanding job as
L ' I
Action ' at Maupin
i nil mid ln l hi tii-Vflop ml" out
of th' l""t to fomf tml of llfpp
iit i. Kt n Ki-I.inan r tniitl lwi
(or a lot 1 1 of II yards. II. is
iiiiotlu-r fitsliii.i.ii that will Ik
i,...r,i fi.im il. f ni-M hair yi-ais.
i lifst olfi-t.'.isf b.uk I'tan
lVl"li:hl; bt-t otftti-ivf lini'inail.
! Tom Cul-foilli: bt-st tlt-f.-nsivf
I liniiiiail. IJaiitlV .Mollis-. l"st df-
d-iisivf bat k ami MVP. I'.aiy
Walkins.
Top Honors Given
To Dale Boner
i;i.. Horn I was awaidi-d a
i if i, of Mt l.t at an ana
laff meeting of conservationists
in Kind last week. He is tnt
District ("otiM-rvationist, Rend
Area Heppner Wolk Unit. The
award was based on the out
standing woik that Dale has
one at I'enianti riauie, ono.,.-
Canyon, soil mapping in the
north end and the continued
encouragement for conservation
practices of strip farming, di
version terraces and new irriga
tion management.
The Certificate reads: "Is com
mended for performance sub
stantially exceeding the require
ments of his position resulting
in an outstanding performance
rating for the 1971 fiscal year".
The Boners moved here in
19(i! from Maupin and moved
to Maupin from Enterprise in
19(it5. Dale is a graduate of Jos
eph High School and Oregon
State. Ho is married to the for
mer Corliss Winters of Wallowa.
They have two children Brian
13 iind Trad 10. They like to
golf and howl.
Grant Weatherford, Condon.
who attends the University of
Washington, tells home folks
that "they're working the dick
ens out of the football team."
Practice there is about 4 hours
a day.
Grant is a first string line
backer and signal caller on de
fense. On offense he is the sec
ond string fullback.
T
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To Homeowners . . .
Switching to Paul Pettyjohn Co. on Furnace Oil and
Stove Oil. The bonus will be considered burned on
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, Va'6"'""
Day, Lincoln's Birthday, Washington's B.rthday and
Easter.
S and H Green Stamps
jChamber Hears
Educalors
tl irllrist d f.tifr. ai"4" 1'
I m. Iif.nl ( on Irtr lt-
,1 fl.lt ttt .f ti.r .H'frm
I i' h iiii'ft d wi'h normal
ifM...in oM lul Mr vi,h The rttmnrililif iinlttl
l.t I H t ll worth h.l- lo fij.y the Ci.uit I nit !' J?r-1
linn : In trf.ii-t ' b"lp Li.i-t ii.ixitiinl fur the work
i it- ihtni umIuI r.eilribuiina
I HI.I-.-I .( M IflJ ,
I Mr, li..iut U mtiltil ihitt tlirir
i i.uhii-ii (t.titil ! DhvfcU'tu or
' i fi.e'ifiml. nttl ritHt-ril)'
i . i.l i..fl.t in.
Ti t- ,.t!i!tt.i..i tnilaiiil thai
i:.t will t'y i-t wmk Hi 'unU
inia i.omt rrnular rliikMoom ,
.rn?ritm lti.
I . i.i i.i.hc tit 0 v iHMlint?
jMiii l tiut iviin In tur i
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Teacher Reception i
Pit-Milt nl l.t-i.f Tit lie an-
.'SiXIh -
ilit if will - a Tv.tilu-r llttt-p-
I'.i-hi.ii ni lit-i.f rli K n
lion co sponsored iy me ; -ro;.tjniisti
and the Ministerial
A-"ciati"n.
Maor Collins repotted that
the I' S. Arn.y Corp-i of Knyi ,
lieels had tomplett-d their e-,
met gen y w..rk here. Engineer, j
he a. bled, are working on Mc
cificati.iiis (or the new brltlgt ;
ami swimming mkiI. j
fin. ill.. 1'ittsfoilh reported on i
the setloiis need here (or
Plat e for people to paik their
mobile homes. He t..id In Idaho
they an using fairground
properly to accommodate
trailers' President Plen e said
seveial iteople are mildly in
teresied In putting In a real
gotxl mobile home park. The
Chamber Board Is to consider
the matter.
Wranglers Plan
Awards Nire Dinner
The Wranglers have planned
an Awards Nile Dinner and a
woik day.
The dinner is planned for
Sunday, Oct. 17 at p.m. in the
I Ii Building at the Fair
grounds. Roast beef, rolls, butter, cof-
r i r,,..nll..l 1. itie
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ciud. nay nay uwuius vnt u
givin at the dinner and enter
tainment Is planned.
Dinner committee: Pat
Dougherty, Lorene Montgomery
and Gwen Heady.
A work party is neede to re
roof the building at the Wrang
lers grounds. Please contact Bob
Steagall if you will be able to
help with this project.
Band Parents
Name Heads
Band parents met Tuesday
evening at the High School
here. The organization is for
all band parents of both the
high school and grade school
bands and anyone else inter
ested In helping them. They
plan to emphasize pride In the
school and to raise needed
funds for band materials.
An election was held and
named Corliss Boner, Presi
dent. Vice preesident is Wilma
McTimpeny; secretary. Marion
Ahrams; treasurer, Mildred
Davidson.
Next meeting will be at 7:30
p.m., Nov. 3 in the band room
ul the Heppner High.
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Paul Pettyjohn Co.
SEFV1NG MORROW COUNTT
PLANTS AT HEPPNER and IONE
Call 422-7254
Flood Fund
Short of Cash
Th Jilt-riinc Ct.ntroHt.-' ltr
l,f Wali'l (i.Hll. UlrtCt nrrtl
.lit Tttt-v mr U.ul 11 hurl'
4 rwrtiJi;: n t ir trrtrnt obi is
i i. it ASC t.fh.v, Th
r.u ha Htfi-t in uitlt-nTii
l. III ll ill!ft. IC
!tu ml the l.i nil tif Shoif (.'nil-'
i,iu oixl Uyiit th i'P'
.i..u-. by Hi" i;ut rnm-nt,
Ik.iiuiitiH in rn-y omount will
u- n;..i m.i'iwiaittl, Ivinttiiun
linn ! Mi i t itlit-r l.iirik, Mt-m-
lull t.l ll.r nunKtlll JfWfl
l!.i,'fi, tlmiimiin; Hul. It Utuli
Lis. itt- riwtiiit.an; fhttt-niv
I; .vvi.11 iiidMitt-r: Ht-uy KimmI,'
Mt i.-Inr); ( Inutlf BiiMiikf, J.liir-'
.. J..i-. t'Ktlf All-toll mitt i:!
Itfk.
Lodge Buys Old
Bakery Building
The Degree .( -Honor Proti-c-live
Association recently pur
th.'M-d the "Old Bakery Build-in-:"
on Main Street in M to the
Kift National Bank, feller wa
Mi. Ituth MuMurdo.
Mi-mbem 'I Ibe Degrve of
H.nor plan remodeling and
making it into n nice lodge
hall.
!
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Ft. Artesian
Pleases Marqucrdts
The Marqunrdt Ranches of
l-xlngton oHr;4ted by Homer
Hughes arid Bill and Carl Mar
quardt gained isomo 50 gallons
per minute flow of artesian wa
ter recently. An old well was
tie. pencil 119 feet, out near the
Juniper C.inyon Road, with this
pleasant result.
Mrs. Norma Marquardt says
th-'i some of the water will go
to their livestock. Some of the
water will he used for irrigated
crops, but pi. ins are not com
pleted as to what crops will be
irrigated.
lone Sweeps Culver
The lone Cardinals hosted the
Culver game Thursday afternoon
at lone.
Coach Gordon Meyers told the
Cards, "Stop that big kid". The
big kid was Mark H.igman,
playing his last year of high
school football. The big half
back ran 99 yards on 19 rushes.
He made two of Culver's three
TD's.
lone looked good their first
half with a half time score of
20 to 0. In the 3rd quarter Cul
ver got their wind and with a
couple of TD's and no scoring
by lone, the 3rd quarter was
20 to 12 for the Cardinals.
Rich Hamlett got away for a
51-yard run for a TD the final
auarter and Kent Gutierrez
made the two point conversion
to make tho final score 28 for
lone. Culver ran another TD. Ex
citement was high when Dave
Warren plucked a Bulldog pass
within the last few minutes of
the end of the game. The fi
nal score was 28 to 18.
Kent Gutierrez was the lead
ing ball carrier with 114 yards
in 14 carries. He made the first
TD then Pettyjohn, Snider and
Hamlett.
CLASP ENVELOPES in a var
12x15 on sale at Tho Gazette
iety ol sizes from 6x9H to
Times, Ph. 676-9228.
50 GAL
BONUS
i
GREEN
STAMPS
Bombing Range
Road Bids Soon
Rut still ie received hy the
tHrrtn Mm Highway Com ml.
u,ii Thursday, !. If In Salt-m
for lo i.mltl totaling aUut
I jl l.)'.1 fit ft
i. 'tt..
In M.imiw "unty. blri
will
8.33
Ii- iisk.U (or intijfit f
j, TtiU will t I'T Kradine
mnA Bav m,, on .,, jrrikton June-
tit hi Mi.lillf K.ik Juniper Can-
i. . -.-. ii.. ii i f ihf Rombine
, itiinuf Itoiul. Ii U litatfU about!
!3' iniltn tat of litiartlman. The I
i.liiiu tall (t i-MiuNtlifd nphull i
t-tii.cn it pj.vt nu nt antl widt n-
mi; antl pax ihk tnt- i-mkhok
r.ad lt lti 1 (ihjI lam-, dun-:
i, I. .in. ii int.- ut.ul.l ! 2(i0 ml-
n.li.r unik tiitxii. (rli:iiiiil cMt-
rti.tif t.f Hit- t!.l t.( thU job
wa about $'.!K1.(0.
lone Jr. High vs.
Riverside Today
Itiue'i. Junior High team beat
Condon 22 to 0. Much credit for
il.e win t'ote to Skye Kicbs antl
D.ild Tutkei who put out an
outstanding Job n defense to
shut out Condon.
Bob (Jaten made two TD's and
Joe Rietmann made the other
one. It was a good game but
Condon will have to sharpen up
on defense for their game today
Oct. 141 with Riverside at lone
at 2 p.m.
Mustangs Play
Away this Friday
Heppner Mustangs will travel
lo play Sherman there at !
p.m. on Oct. 15. This will be
their 4th league game. Sherman
hasn't done much. They lost to
Condon 14 to 7 and tied Uma
tilla 14-14 last Friday.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients dismissed: Two men
who were involved In an auto
accident. Harold Voho. Bend and
James Clark, Jr., Oregon City,
have gone home. Mr. John
Wightman was dismissed last
Friday. Mr. Frank Turner is still
cheering the hospital staff, but
is feeling like going homo soon
as soon as a housekeeper can
be found to help him.
Too Late to Classify, but soon
enough to sell. W. W. Weather
ford reports that his ad offering
a Heppner TV membership
brought the desired result
a solid cash sale.
from casual to
ijto half way in -
' .-Whether you take the hi road or the low. you'U : "j
I be walking pretty and loving every minute of.ttj
; i soltlv shaped with two
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so smart with every tnms you wc...
t in vot ir choice of colois.aixueauieii.
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LADIES --
Come in and meet
The AIR STEP Representative with
New Spring Styles and Colors at
Gonfy's Store
OCT. 14, 7 TO 9 P.M.
Heppner JV'$ Tie PR
IltliM-r JunU-r arity
hallrm had to ct.mi from he
hind la rarn a U 12 ti- ialiu-t
I'tlt.t IttKk lat Miiiulay iiiUu
at Pilot !t..
Tin hfft nam built up 13
0 fir-l tjiiarifr iriartm n
i.j.M ttiml inalit.iiti. A (ift rr
ml kit k vtf it-turn f "5 yartta
by Mika IU'IkH""" riamiwtsl
Ihf cl.lft rt i.- " 12 C. rwivld
MrljtKl liili-i .lt il a Pilot Htrk
i.aH In the Mtini quiinrr 4
rtiitrmil tin- lull 'nw io
i n i un llt-niiiii r'it nitind m-orr.
The lumhtlown rme on a Uini1.
yard put- (nm MrLitnl to nil
IHiuj; (Jfi.ty.
m Utl
was filling in (or itp
uh.r iiuarttlback Jeiry tH-it.ry
who wan not playing due to the
(lu antl 11 formed quite well for
riot haxlng played the juKitiun
before.
Defense again highlighted
the Heppner play an Pilot Kock
mounted no off. ru-ive drive dur
ing the second half. Charte
Sumner was cited for outstantf
inu defensive iday. Also men-
i Honed for turning In good per
' . , . 'i
Iormanceti on ueienw wo: -cy
Wilson. Ken Eckman and
Bcrgstrom.
"Our offense was definitely
hurt with the absence of Oont
ry. We got god effort from
the strong fide of our line with
Mike Mills, Randy Morris and
Sumner", sa' " Coach Dale Conk
lin. "Bergstrom put on quite a
running show late In the fourth
quarter, but time ran out on
us."
The Heppner JVs and FrtMh
have compiled a 1-2-1 retord ti
football play.
Next action is Monday at the
rodeo grounds against the Oo
don Junior varsity. Gam tlm
is C p.m.
MOVING? Bundles of od
newspapers. 25c. Gazette
Times Office. 43tfc
ft STOP (Q"w. DRfllTS
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It the only
plastic window -v
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WE HAVE
THE
GENUINE
Coasr-to-Coast
Heppner
dressy
between
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tailored tucKS upfront,
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