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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1971)
Firemen Receive Basic Fire Training Therw writ 13 attending the Vu Mjr hal' training moctlnjj in llt-pinT Monday evening. Stun Phillip, deputy Suie Hrr M.irhal avki'iu'd iu the Train It j; Division Hki on Iww to u small imU. lit talk In tlu'tctl h-M (tilinux and appll-unit- an nul' and forcible entry equipment a fire axe. III I a 3 way presentation where he oiart with arlual equipment. With thl in hand, ho hiwi slides of ih various thai other department have umhI this particular piece f equipmi-i.t. On an overhead men he kIiows the technical 11 fi .tin ;i lion on ilit equipment. On Tuenday evening 7 attend ed a Hiiitll.tr nut-tint; at l.rv irftun. Mr. Phillips vti 17 c-niiv tin. in r.ulirn Oregon. I It pro- (f!i s. Instruction lT 110 pui'l a tut .lui!l.fr departments. He trie to net Into the ccncral area every two imuiuis and htuj'S Bl ewiy 3rd Fire Depart-r.ii-nt. I rT-Pv" r - BOB VAN SCHOIACX ahow hU Cattleman of tht Year trophy to lila mother. Mr. Mcrtha Van Schoiack. 4!; i Prospectors Take Mustangs 63-55 By BCB ILOYHAR ear 7-q Mm- $ In a duplication of their lier contest, Grant Union's l'r-is pen-tors dumped ilie ll-'ppner Mustangs ry a core of tj.1-55 nt John D:iy hi t Kriii iy. The lu-s V!i th- third for the Mus-ti-K and left litem still loik it. e 'or their first win. Fell Behind Lack id const teney w i again the main fao'or in I ho deft at. Heppner fell behind by f a M'ore or i:mii lit tlie eiul ol the first tularin', tln-li c.ime hack to lend by one at the half. A very cold third quarter saw j the Mustangs drop back behind ' by 9 points. Grant Union then held out in tin1 fourth quarter to take the win. Individual Scoring Individual rcorinj; for the Mustangs was Watkins 16. Hhea 11. Boyer 11, Iledman ti, Mc Cabe 5, Wright 2. Munkers. Eckman, Papincau, Sumner. Green, Dunlap. The boys shot j 13 of 28 from the free-throw; line for a 53.5. j Christmas Tournament ... . . . December it-is iieppner will Wranglers Attention travel to Moro for the Christ-1 ... mas Tournament There they Wrangler members who are will meet Condon in the first I eligible for the Princess Try- n? t . I 4 i ' - r KEN TURNER, chairman of the Heppner Soil Conservation Dis trict irakes the annual presentation of a desk pen set to the Jones brothers. Paul and Marcel, Conservation Men of the Tear cad Xhoii wives. lone Graders Bow to Heppner loittf and Iieppner ?th and Kth grade boys played b.u.ketboll Di 3 at lne. iieppner won the B gamo 25 lo 1H, Danny Aker of lone was Mch with 10 and Cail ChrUtman f Heppner wa Men with 10, Heppner won the A game 3.1 to 31. In till game Wade Pa Iberjf of Heppner had 22 poini and Kim Uutierrn mad 12 for lone. Coach Jerry Martin of lone ha 17 boys out for basketball Clghtli craders out are Kim Gutierrez. Todd IVterson. Clay West. ky Kreba. Jc It let mnnn, Danny Akent, John Kk- trom, Bob l.tite. LeKny Kea, Richard Keene, ll.iroy Childer; 7th grade has only one boy out Bill Lindstrom; titli grade, Le- land White. Ricky Gilbert. Clint Carlson, Stewart Keene. Ion vs. Condon On 1-C. 11, lone plaed Cn- don a home game. Condon won the B game 22 to 19. Danny Ak HEff NCR. (ORE,). CAZtTTX TIMES. Thursday, fx. IC 1971 J Irrigon School Program Dec. 22 FT "rT ' f "' m '"T, vmmm i I CHAMBER to Randall Peterson. OF COMMERCE awards went Peterson Jewelers; Larry Mills. Morrow County Grain Growers; Jack VanWinkle. Sears Store and Dick Sargent. Coast-toCoasL game. Condon has all of Its starters back from last season and will probably be the team to beat this year. Other teams in the tournament will be Wheeler County (Fossil) and Sherman County (Moro). Monte Crum Marries Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crum an nounce the marriage of their aon, Monty to Sharon Freel on Dec. 10 at the Sunrise Chapel in Reno, Nev. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oli ver Freel of Adrian. Their at tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breech of Ontario. The young people met when they were both students at Treasure Valley Community College at Ontario. They will make their home at the Crum Ranch and Monte will be as sociated in ranching with his father. outs are reminded of the Try- out date on Dec. 26 at 1 p.m. at the inside arena at the Fair grounds. The Fair Board has asked that contestants wear le vis and shirts, no fancy west ern wear. Parents and the con testant must meet with the Board prior to the riding try outs. Girls must be at least a Junior in high school andor 16 years old. Willows Grange Feels Christmas Saturday Ione's Willow Grange has a regular meeting tnis Satur day, Dec. 18 It follows the usual supper get-together at 6:30. Christmas spirit will be felt through the lecturer's offer Ings which may involve parti cipation by children giving var ied Christmas numbers. Youth Citizenship Essay Contest Heppner High seniors have re ceived information regarding the annual Soroptimist Youth Citizenship essay contest. Senior boys and girls may en ter. Their essays will be Judged on the merit and' worth of the applicant, and the thoughts brought out. Each entrant must also submit letters from three adults. The Heppner club awards a $25.00 bond to the first place winner and a $10.00 check to the second place winner. Mrs. Mike Gray, club vice-president, Is in charge this year. If essays go beyond Heppner they are eligible for one of the 17 $1,000 awards and for a $1,500 finalist award. Dec. 17 is the essay deadline. By FRANCES ROSE WIUON IIIKIGON The annual pro crum at A C, Houghton :u mentary ho I scheduled for Wednesday. Dee. 22 at 7:30 pin School cUiksruoin parties will be held on Thursday from 12.13 to 1:11. at which time whoo will he dUmUod until after the holiday. School will reume Jan. 3. Ho and gliU have been scllinij raffle tickets door door, to help raise money for Cluistmnrt treat. The prize to an adult will be a polnsettta eenterpiec A 2 car Kldon race set will he the boys prize, and there will re a doll for the lucky gitl. The drawing will be the nlyht uf the school program. Prizes will be awarded to the 2 top sellers. teaman Gerald Meatcth re turned to Sin Diego Navy Bum Thursday, Deo. 9. He I a ma chinist iiiiiirt-titiee. assigned to r made 8 points. lone won the the repair boat l.'.S.S. Jason. , game 25 to K Todd Peter-j HU wit Helen, and hon Jerry on nail 7 points. even lone expect to join nun mere. Elk Hunters Sale Jim Smith, an elk hunter in the Tueannon Archery hunt ar ea. above Waitsburg, Wash. found his way safely back to camn Tuesday morning, after spending the night in 10 de gree below 2ero weather. A search party had been organiz ed to lKik for him. He was ta ken to the hospital In Dayton with severe frostbite, by Chuck Bartlett. Both men are from I.ynnwixhl, Wash., and are for mer Irrigon residents. Ilurtlett shot his elk Sunday a.m. and Smith was on the trail of his when he got so far away from camp that he couldn't get back before nightfall. He tried to start a tire with his arrows but his hands were so numb from the cold, he was unable to. Church Programs The Christmas program at the Assembly of God Church, will be on Sunday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m., uccordlng to Pastor Wes lev Cronk. I Guest speaker in Irrigon last Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, was Anita Klemin, of Salem, who is the WMC PresI i J a. I T!,. .i,e s 9 hurt and came up to the house1" Assembly of God Churches. Dec. 6. His wife took him to the ! Refreshment were served Sat- hospital where it was found he, u,"a' A " T" was suffering from a concus boys scored In the game The boys showed lots uf on- huslasm and lots of push. The lone boys will play at Umatilla Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Army Representative Here Regularly SKC Clare Hill, U. S. Army Representative for Umatilla and Morrow counties will be at the Iieppner Post Office and Gazette-Times office between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 19, to an- jswer any questions on opjor- (unities t lie Army has to oiler. "Currently we have openings in Hawaii and Europe", he said Wednesday. For appointments call collect 276 0079 or leave word with the Gazette-Times. Mr. Rill comes to Heppner once a month and win come more often If he is needed. the new street was niade from Ordnance Road toward the WeM, The oprntns of the street Is ruvoiuary to make acrrss to the housing development being planned by Ted Wilson. Mrs, Edward Bellinger hopes to lie home for Chruima from the Umatilla Community Hos pital, She suffered 6 broken rib and a broken collar bone, plus other ruts and bruises, when her car went out of control and rolled over early this month. The Bellingers are eMHH-ting their two daughters to he at home for the holidays. Karen Ann Hutching of Her miston was also Injured in the accident. Mr. and Mr. Tom Wilson left Irrigon recently to sin-nd the winter in Arizona. Their plans are to return In March. John Cook, a former Irrigon resident, along with his wife. have moved to Umatilla from Albany. Ill daughters Naomi Hum and Wanda Stanley, live here. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Her man Haveost the past wcck wore their daughter-In law, Mrs. Pete llavecost of Bcllinghiiin. Wash., and her aunt from Ta- coma. Ada Montague and Josephine Buchanan spent the week In Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanan. The John Buchanan family plan to move tu Medford soon. Kinzua Enjoys Social Activity Doc Sherer Hurt Doc Sherer, County Roadmas ter, came home from the hos pital Friday but will be off work Mr. and Mrs, Orvllle Malm. owners and operators of The Hunters Inn, Hunters, Wn.. sur prised Reggie Pascal with an overnight visit last week. They had been to Portland and Sa lem visiting their respective parents. They were enroute to Meacham to visit Mrs. Malm's sister. They were on a week's vacation from their business in Hunters. KINZUA Mr. Marj.in-t Mf Council entertained the ntent hew of her card club Friday night with a gift exchange af ter the card session. High and pinochle went to Virginia Sit ton with l-avelle J.lll.k wlnnuijf second high ami Fran Hrahm getting the second pinochle. Other present were Virgin!.! Kelso. MarJ Boring. Lily May Nlstad, and Marlli Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Kill McRotort and Mr. and Mrs, Ailet Camp hell were in The Dallea Satur day doing some Christmas shop ping. Other there that day were Mr. anil Mr. I'on t-.vorsole mid family and Mr. and Mrs. Don Nil -kelson. Mr. ar.d Mr. Clarence IU-iw.ni went ti Portland last Tuesday to meet their son l!or.ald who has completed Ills tour of duly with the U. s. Nay. ;.imond I'eid took Mis. II. -I I and throe daughters ti Call well. Idaho, where she will vis it her father Dale Sinclair un til the Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson were shopping In The Dalles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Stubble field spent the weekend In Port land on business. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dyer and son Jeremy wore business visitors to Madras last Satur day. legs That Cramp! Feet That Hurt! rn bf rrmp, poor eiirullil, ' Im ntt." If pom mhta walluii. Ilml, Minful lift. I relMvl wilhoul mnrl lo tiNvlK-atum or oilM-r MilW-ul mron? 'I"h nmHimxiim. (ulitiU umwot h m pin pnivm liv imi mrui mora oMr m-n ami m. For full tnfomwlMwi wnl P.O. Sol 11)11, I'orll.n.l, Or. Nn ohlmnlion. t.ivei tUlalla lot HtK. K 1 KIAI.. Writ. I.hIbvI sion, besides bruises, it is not known how or exactly when he was hurt. Apparently he had come from the Courthouse and went to feed the cattle. Whether .he was hurt f then or earlier is not known as Doc does trot re member, 'Xarly this week Mrs. Sherer said he was back home and getting a little better. i hear the only 8-cartridge stereo tape player that plays everywhere but under water . . . Come down to (store name) . . . look and listen to Elgin's GREAT EIGHT ... the only portable stereo 8-track cartridge taps player that plays anywhere, any time. Only hearing is believing . . . how much tone, power, separation and dollar value Elgin packs kito this sensational new 10-pound portable. 899; COMPLETE WITH ALL ACCESSORIES Pfsys at home on house current. In the car or boat on cigarette lighter adapter, i Anywhere else on itt own battery supply. Special Price GONTY'S Patlenu receiving treatment I at the hospital this week are John Wightman and Ottillle I Hunt, Heppner; and Arthur 6 SWIFT STITCHERS The meeting of The 6 Swift Stitchers, formerly known as Knifty Stitchers was called to order by leader, Sherily McCarl The first order of business was to hand out books and charms, in the shape of Oregon with the 4-H Emblem. We elected offi cers: Janice Edward, President; Vioe-President, Marie Yocom; Secretary-treasurer, Barb Mc Carl; News Reporter, Debbie Yocom. President Janice took over after being elected. For new business was a suggestion to mafce Christmas gifts for our mothers. Sherily said she would get all the materials and we would pay her. There will be a special meeting to work on Christmas gifts. We meet the first Wednesday of each month. ShaS-on McCarl furnished re freshments. Reporter, Debbie Yocom Heppner Postcards Now Here Honoring Heppner's 1972 cen tennial year, the new postcards are available here now. Two pictures were taken, both In splendid color; one picture is of the Morrow County Courthouse; the other Is an aerial photo of Heppner. Pictures were taken by artist-photographer, Mrs. Ed (Rachel) Dick. Aerial photo was taken with assistance of pilot Mel Boyer. The fine cards sell for only 10c each. They will be avail able at both banks here, the Gazette-Times, and a number of the stores. LONEROCK NEWS The Jim Heldengers have missed working on . their house here for the first time in sev eral weekends. Jesse Harris has purchased a 4 wheel drive and la now pre pared to master the snow drifts that are now piling up. Emmett Davis has been on the sick list for some time and was taken to the Heppner Hos pital two weeks ago and Is still receiving treatment there. orated with a Christmas tree with marshmallow snowflakes and lifesaver dolls, made by Ir rlgon Prim Mlssionettes. Candle holders made by the boys' Koy al Rangers club were on dis play. The Community Bapt 1 s t Church will present a Christmas program Sunday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. There will be a children's program followed by the Good News Singers. Mr. Lamb Elected At the election held Monday, Dec. 6, for the various districts within the community of Irri gon, Kenneth Lamb was elected to the Cemetery District. He has held this position for some time, having been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Don Lelghton. Orville Buchanan was elected to the fire board and Wilma Eleln re-elected to the Park District Work was done last week in preparation for the opening of Idaho Street. An approach to Christmas Shoppers! SEARS HAS IT! 120 or 2AO Volt Easy Mount ALL ELECTRIC FIREPLACE 5-1 .0 I AUTHOR GILES FRENCH autographing History for Mrs. Emma Hager. Morrow County's HOSPITAL NEWS A GIFT TO BE REMEMBERED "HOMESTEADS and HERITAGES" A HISTOST OF WONDERFUL MOHHOW COUNTY Available at: Bank of Eastern Oregon First National Murray's Rexall Drugs e s On Display at Van Winkl Sears Office Heppner Ph 676-9I06 ELECTRIC CO-OP SERVING MORROW. WHEELER and GILLIAM COUNTIES TELEPHONE 676-9146 9JnXXMiXrMtrWttttittWttXiittM4K Warren, lone.
