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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1972)
IIH,l'NHtilltK.I.. KTTK TIMKS.Thur.U,IK tuj., M, JV's win closing game lli'ppni-r Hitth School junior varsits football team enitel regular season play here Mondax nihl al the rodeo liroiiiuls wilh a ,Uo shutout over the Sherman County j The local scored in every quarter in naming the win which earned 1IIIS with a 2 3 1 overall record (or the season "Everything went right," said coach Dale Conklm "The breaks went our way. the oftense clicked, and the de tense made the big play at the right lime " Sherman County threatened on three difierent occasion but intercept ions and a fumble recovery thwarted any eflort hy the v isitors Clayton Wilson opened the scoring eflort In taking the oxmng kickoff T." yards (or a touchdown Betore the first quarter had ended. Tom I mins scampered 7t yards to pavdirt and then added the PAT. Wade Padlierg added to the margin as he scored on a :uiyard pass play from Mike Orwick and got the extra point A third period -t.Vyard pass play from Orwick to Padberg ended in a score and again PadlH'rs earned the PAT . Orwick culminated the tw ing with a one yard run in the fourth quarter Cited as outstanding individuals were Sieve Maleoni for oftense and defense, Jim Wilhehu. Ii.innv Marshall, and John Myers on ollense. and all of the hack lolh offensively and de fensively "I Hunk the season was much more suceessiul than the record indicates We had several first year players on the squad and the experience and maturity they received this year will Ik- a valuable et to next year's varsity . It is going to he a lot of competitiveness in the future Irom the freshmen and sophomores as well," Conkhn concluded scoring Sherman county 0 0 0 0-0 Heppner U 8 K 6 - 3 Wilson 70-yd, kickoff return (run failed'. Duggms 70 run tlHiggins rum. Padler 25 pass from Orwick (Padberg run. I'adlH'rg 4." pass from Orwick i Padlwrg run; Or wick I run (run failed lUUKDMAX CAKIIKN CI. I H met Monday night at Hie home of Mrs Walter Wy Moll call was aiuweretl hv naming a favorite hull) (iuesls were Mrs l-irrv Phillips and Mrs ian lull owi Mrs Hoy lull, president, read "Count Your Messing" from the Oregon (Jrange liullelui lo oM'il the meeting Mrs UaltOMi explained the organisation ol the Hlue Birds group and asked the club lo sponsor them The club voted to do so Mrs Hall reported that the cluli had received two certifi cates of merit al the recent hoard meeting in Pendleton, one (or subscript ions In the Oregon Newsletter, and one from World Gardening for sending donation to CAliK Mrs Kollin Bishop read "Guests In My Garden" from the Oregon Newsletter, and Mrs. M.I Oveson presented a program on why leaves turn color m the fall, explaining the difierent chemical actions that cause the leaves lo turn. Mrs. Frank Mar low won the prize in a guessing game and Hazel Carpenter received the door pne. II I I I .... . .. ... . . ....... ,.,, , presented the two eight vears m 4 11 v's'r 'if'' s,,,' 'w " zx you srr them 1 , were presented with two very hriiihl colore,! sweatshirts ..,vl li.ehards and Vickie (iavn.m, n-viiirms III. Blue Birds organized at Boardman A new Hlue Birds group has been organized in Boardman with ten grids as members Mrs. Larry Phillips is leader and Mrs. Dan Daltoso is assistant leader. The group will meet each Monday after noon following school at the home of the leaders. The group is sponsored by the Boardman Garden Club. So far the group has planted tulip bulbs in the city park, and put flags on veterans graves in Kiverview Cemetery on Veteran's Day. Members include Cindy Christiansen, Robin Stewart and Jeannie Row of Irrigon, Jeanie Carroll and Dawn Key of Ordnance, and Danette and Helen Daltoso, Ada Davis. Charm McKee and Wendy Mittelsdorf of Boardman. Mr and Mrs Terry Tompkins and sons Mark, Chris and Brian of Stanfield. IT'S A C.IKl. Mr and Mrs Larry Cliffton are the parents of a daughter, Nicole Mane, born Oct. 18 in the Umatilla Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds, four and a half ounces. Grandparents are Arlene Parker of Longview, Wash., Paul Parker of Toledo. Wash., and Florence Cliffton of Long view. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens of Vancouver, Wash. Visitors last week at the home of Pastor and Mrs. Neil King were Mrs. King's father and grandmother, Mr and Mrs Claude Brewster of Bandon. and her aunt, Mrs. James Rogers of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mef ford of Portland visited Mef ford's sister. Mrs. Leo Root, last Friday. A Saturday visitor was Mrs. Root's grand son. Maurice Root of Wasco, who is attending Columbia Basin College at Pasco, Wash. Carrol Wilkins of Arlington won the Men's net Sweep stakes at Willow Run golf course Sunday. Members of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robinson held a reunion Saturday at the Greenfield Grange hall. There were 19 present. They in cluded the Robinsons' sons and daughters-in-law . Mr. and Mrs. Tim Robinson and Lori. Gail and Traci of Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and son Dale of Powell Butte, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Robinson of LaGrande; their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hayes of Fossil; and their granddaughter and family. Greenfield Grange met Saturday afternoon at the hall. They voted to have future meetings at 4 p.m. with potluck supper following the meeting. This will be through March. Members who later went to lone to visit Willows Grange included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker, Mrs. Tom Harrison. Mrs. W.G.Seehafer, Hazel Carpenter, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and Andrew Skiles. FIVE TABLES of pinochle were in play at the card party held Tuesday of last week at the Greenfield Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. High prize went to Jessie Hartfield of Arlington, and second high to Mrs. Verne Minnich. Mrs Sam Beeks of Arlington and Mrs. Arthur Allen received the traveling pinochle prizes. For finishing seven years of 4 II, Karen Richards received a pin. KIVF.ItSllli: SCHOOL MUM'S Oct. 30, Monday -Chicken noodles, hot rolls, buttered spinach, and fruit Oct 31. Tuesday- Toasted Cheese sandwiches, potato chips, green salad, pickles and fluffed jellow Nov 1. Wed -Biff slew, hot rolls, harvard beets, and strawberry shortcake Nove. 2, Thurs -llam-bugers, potato chips, buttered corn and fruit. Nov 3. Fri -Meat balls in sauce, fluffed potatoes, green beans and fruit crisp. Bread, butter and milk served with all meals. Vote For SADIE PARRISH PRESENT COUNTY These busy 4 H'ers heled prepare the ground for lawn seed on Sill They are 4 of the 12 Community Pride Club members who installed u spunkier system and Inwn ul the Fire Station. From left lo riuhl, Jimmv Peck of Boardman Lerry Wilson, Dave Richards and Donald Richards, Irrigon. Photo bv F. Wilson The cost of any auto repair is equal the sum of the parts, your worst fears, and double the mechanic's estimate. CLERK "Save your Tax Dollars by Re-electing A Qualified and Trained County Clerk Calling All Ladies SPRING SHOWING TODAY Thursday, Sept. 26 4 to 6 P.M.-7 to 9P.M. GOWTY'. I'd Adv By SADIE PARRISH Once you set individual room thermostats at your family's lowest comfort level. ou should not have to touch them again regardless of variations of outdoor tem peratures. In fact, moving thermostats up and down increases your heating costs. A politician, a surgeon, and an engineer were arguing over whose profession was the first one to be established. "Mine was." said the sur geon. "The Bible says that Eve was created by excising a rib from Adam." "But before that," said the engineer, "a six-day engineer ing job created the earth out of utter chaos." "Aha," said the politician. "But who created the chaos ?" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM coming a rvn rsn n n ah nn ATTRACTION Fossil - Nov. Columbia Basin ETDM 15 Electric p Don't rely on (( LUCK I L for your vA Printed Needs... LET "M Co-op, Inc. Election of Directors Five to be elected one from each area 3 year terms except Fossil, 1 year to fill out unexpired term. Areas-Heppner, Rural Zone 3, Rural Zone 4, Rural Zone 5, Fossil. HEPPNER ZONE-ln City Limits RANDALL PETERSON, Incumbent CORNETT GREEN Address-Heppner Age 43 Occupation-Merchant, Jeweler Education--:! years college Family at home-Wife Activities-B.P.O.E. 358, Heppner Chamber of Commerce, Odd Fellow Lodge Address-Heppner Age 60 Occupation-Merchant, Feed & Seed store Education-Business College Family at Home-Wife Aclivities-IOOF, Heppner Wranglers, Meth odist Church RURAL ZONE 4 Southwest Morrow County rhe Gazette Times offers the product of mastercraftsmen in the application of ink to paper whether the method required !be offset or letterpress. If your printed message is to speak clearly, it needs to be expertly designed and illustrated. ' I When this service is required, in large and small quantities. please dial b (WZta ior prunipi auemiuu.. CALL 676-9228 ENVELOPES LETTERHEADS OFFICE FORMS ORDER FORMS PRICE SHEETS PRODUCTION FORMS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCT DISPLAY BROCHURES HANDLE IT! PAUL TEWS, Incumbent S Address-lone Age- j Occupation-Rancher j Family at Home-Wile, 2 girls, 1 hoy fj Education-Graduate Washington State Uni- Sj versity E Activities-Valby Lutheran Church, President g Columbia Trucking co., Member National Farmers Organization, World War II E Veteran g RURAL ZONE 3 -Northwest Morrow County KENNETH SMOUSE, Incumbent BOB JEPSEN i Address-lone Age 60 Occupation-Rancher Family at Home-Wife and son Education -Oregon State Univ. in Civil Engineering, 4 years Activities -Board of Directors, Jordan vator Co., Supervisor Lexington brosion Dist., Member of Lexington Grange, Mbr. United Church of Christ, Master Mason Lodge, Has served as President of Oregon Wheat Growers and on the Oregon Slate Wheat Comm. for a five year term. Ele- Wind Address-Box 2K4, lone Age 43 Occupation-Farmer Family at Home-Wife, 1 boy, 1 girl Education-2 years college Activities-President, Willow Creek Country Club, Chmn. Morrow County Long Range Planning Comm., Nat. Director Wheat & Wheat Foods, Foundation, Special Projects Comm., Past President of Oregon and Morrow County Wheat League, Chairman of Morrow County Extension Service Advisory Council, Member All Saints Episcopal Church Nominations for Directors from Rural Zone 5 and Fossil will be listed in Columbia Basin's ad next week. i s E E i S i EmiiHiiiiiii minimi mi ttt iiitinriiJiiiiiif iJiitiiiJiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiitiiinii mitiniiMt iitritiitiiirrtt ttTiTrrrrtirrrriif ttitrtttiFrwfitiuHtinniHiiiiiuiiuuia
