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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1972)
HHTM II i Oli I i,t.I TII liMI'S !t..n..l.n. Noiemhei .', it:: Everyone Loves a Parade! Joan Healy Crowned '72 Queen Stvle Revue Fillies Earn Win at District rA . S victory. IhNli A 12 Heppner Mu!t.tit victory OUT the SIhtmi.hi lluskiek (VI 27 highlighted a week or spirit building aetiv Hie a Hcppnci ' ",2 Home coming ueek drew to a clove Jii.im Healy, senior. j crowned Homecoming Qu.vn ai hall I mil- oi the game l football captain Hick I r.iki Her court consisted ol senior princesses Hartura Sherman and Kathleen Barilelt am) junior princesses Susan Healy and Jean Ohnstman Tin Meek got oil lo a lar' edncd,l wild tiiphiiiuoii ileeoraiion da ami the girl muilei mll tootluM game a! noon The ophomotc i Ias divnratcd (he hall Willi llne aiul gold "ticainers and lietl siime lii ear handle and antenna The Junior senior team, coached h Hill Jepen and Dale Hodman, was ic lorious over the It tollman sophomore team, coached hv Jerrv (ientn H 0 The teams were led tu iii.ilerlui k Anna HDuni cttdv' 1 IIWbil bll I p is now offering Service to the Heppner Area on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month Free Estimates On -RECOVERING -RESTYLING -REPAIRING 0 0 y ' ; ?m k IK For Appointments (I'HONt: TOI.l. 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I rater IVn.lleton J n MM To Our New Red, White & Blue Stations fo)fl mu Leonard Toll Heppner Bob Drake lone Gene Risley Boardman j Shell Oil Cards will be honored until : Mobil cards can be processed A big Welcome to our old & new customers whether you're driving home , on a hunting j trip or back to collegeWe'll get your car ready for winter with our new MOBIL PRODUCTS GOOOQOOOOOGCQ0003000COCOOCOO The Junior Class's First I'lace w inner in the I'ep I'arade Friday alternoon The Jack Healy's heautilul Norwegian Klk Hounds Sun ami Chad are in the cage Sophomore and ar al noon. though, when the roc kepi breaking under the strain A smaller roie was dually used The Tun ol War was called a lie between the juniors and Ireshnien The teachers' cp assembly was Hie high light ot the alternoon. when a lake trial was slaved tor Hobby Sue liawlms. iJane Kawhnsi. and Teen Angel Ifiley. i Hon liileyi. who were on trial (or murdering Mr School Spirit Alter each teacher had been presented in Hie court as witnessess, Judge Yi Lanham dismissed the case due to lack ol evidence Attorneys were Neil I'oulson and Dennis Toney lor the defense. The burning of the "H". in place ol the traditional Davidson Susan Healy, junior. Matt (irecmip was crowned Home t'liiiiuiji King al half lime Members of his court were Kick Drake. David Kckman. Allen McCabe, seniors, and Jack Chitty. juniors Thursday was junior dec oration day The class hung a slutted gunny sack from the ceiling in the hall lo represent a Sherman Huskie A sign Ih-Iow said. "This is a Sher man Huskie Take your frus trationsout on it " Difficulties were encounted at Hie Tug-of- bondre. was held behind the bus sheds later in the evening A dowiiloun pep assembly was staged Friday noon A regular cp assembly was held in the altcrnon and the final parade billowed at Ton p in The junior float was named winner. "Popular Sings." was this year's Homecoming theme and was carried out on the finals Float judges were Heppner Mer chants Marj Cardner. Ii.uut.it I Peterson and llarley Sager Hon Idles 's name was drawn from the raffle tmx. and he was named Hie winner of the Pendleton wool blanket which was raffled by the student Ixuly during half time of the game Elect Warren Plocharsky FOR COUNCILMAN Graduate of University of Conn. 10 years with Forest Service 6 years in Heppner Dist. as Forester Warren and wife, Irene have 6 children "A better town through a better council" Pd. adv. hv citizens for charskv ( omni., .Mrs. Jack Healy, Heppner, Ore. Home Sweet Home Is Hit Iheinc ol the Home IV girls annual tail Sty U- He lie on Nov 17 at I to al (lie High School Freshman and Soph oniote classes are planning and making the rclrcdiinenls Thev are writing the narration lor the Junior and Senior girls who will lie doing the modeling Quite a leu of the girls have dialled then own patterns The gnl- will also display their home protects The girls are making cookies the will sere with punch and codec (iuests are all Hie gil ls in Ihe high school and mothers ol the Home l.'c liuls Final Game Nine Heppner High seniors will he plaviiig their last high school loothall game Friday, Oct 2K against Cmoii They are Hill Jcpscu. Dale lied man. Allen McCabe. Have Kckman. Jim Cutsiorlli. Kick Drake. Jim McLachlan. Jeff Marshall and Heuliain M.il com The Mustangs have ended their league season with a 5 - I record Seniors at College Panel Twenty five Heppner seniors traveled to lloriinston Hgb School Monday. Oct M. to allend a college visitation presented (or area schools The afternoon was divided into three sessions with all participating students attend ing Hie first session together There, each of the m.ior stale colleges and universities were described to the students so they would Im- aware nf Ihe oportumties and limitations at each ol Ihe schools. For Ihe last two sessions students attended individual classes for Ihe first and second choices of the schools they'd like to attend Report Jim Hier reported al the Chamber of Commerce lunch eon (lei :tnthat $:L'." Hi), money from ticket sales and dona tions has brought the balance owing on lleppner's senre Ixiard down lo $:t:MM) The balance was $iil". before Ihe fund-raising this year. This is the 2nd year of a 3-year contract and Ihe balance should be easily paid next vear Itnn Clirislophc rsons Here Mr. and Mrs. Hon Chris topherson (Bonnie Miller) are visiting here on leave from Texas. On Nov. 10 he will report lo the Mountain Home AFB. They were guests of Mrs. Christopherson's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Millon Miller. Moonlight Harvest GET YOUR TOP BARGAINS! RACK OF Dresses Car Coats 1 3 OFF See Our Other Bargains! Sweaters I 12 PRICE I CAPRIS "$2.00 j i RANDY vMjiflfi j LOTT'S 4JJyj j Fri, Nov. 3 Prices Good Thru Sat Vy 1 1 D i2BcAportab,e RTffllib! : 1 RCA Portable ; i 1 Whirlpool Trash Masher (Gold only) Reg. $25000 $200 One 25 inch RCA COLOR T. V. j $625j00 S495I 16cuft combination (frost free) Gold or Avocado i REFRIGERATOR - $ I FREEZER MiLadies Apparel 25 Discount on all Small Appliances TEL. 676-5S61 HEPPNER "S4H CREEN STAMPS" tiuooooooooooooop' toi i-r-irooorM-ri-w xKKicxmrmi nyyawycjooGaowwatra bff's mm Hie Heppner Fillien wored an imiireoiiivt in over the Pilot Koek KirU Hi Ihe KiKlru l VolleylMll meel (let 2H. hill lol lo Condon in (tie next mali li to eliminate Ihem from lui l her roiiiH-lilion mid any league klaiiilmt!k iHniiia Bellamy was Hepp ner k hi(ili keorer the liritl liame with five Miinli Jean ChriKiman hud four, Susan Healy, three, Krmli llaiiue mimmI. one, and ('vile Allsloll, one. Tfie K.nne ended 15 II. The Kilhei. lost Ihe Keeond K.nne of Ihe match 15 - 15. Cydo earned Keven hiiiiIk for Ihe learn. Susan, lour; Ioiiiia ami Joan (lirislman each one. Heppner Hnih's itirlK were able lo pull IhroiiMh in Ihe final H.iini' and earned h rnmpitiK 15 Halftlme Events Please Unite a nimiher of last e.ir's graduates were neen around town this lloineconiinn weekend In spile of Ihe chilly nihl, there was u Mod erowd in attend. iiiee al the Kami. When Ihe hand finished play Hie, the National Anthem and the eolors were retired. Ihe ehiiT leaders overturned three refrigerator Imxe to release a myriad nf Balloons that floated off into the muht The Dance team went on Ihe field at half lime to form the hackiirnund for the Home coming Court that came onto Ihe field in u convertihle. 1'resoleeted leltermen went on the field lo escort Ihe girls to the front of the grandstand. John (foyer escorted Barbara Sherman, Dirk Dunlap Joan Healy. Barry Munkers Kalhy llartiett. Mike Mills. Susan Healy and (ireg Green Jean Chnstman The Homecoming Court is selected by the II Club and the Football team elects the iiui-on Football captain Kick Drake slepx-d forward to place the crown on Joan Healy and then presented her with a dozen red roses. S vietorv. Domm W high point with five; Jen, (our; Krwti and So win, two; Joan, on. Hie liml gMine of Ihe Condon Heppner mulch Heppner on the bottom with a cliMie 16 14 score. Donna wsi aguin high point with erven; Cyde. four; Jeun, Iwo; and Sosan. one. Condon won Ihe next game lo end Ihe match, with a decisive wore of 15 4 Donna aenrrd for three of Heppner' points; Susan, one. -It wan really a good tournament," auid coach Dorothy Agee. "The glrla did real well considering w their first tournament. I'm hoping we'll be able lo have the tournament at Heppner next year." Kill t.rnlry lo MUnourl Kill Centry relumed last week from a visit In Missouri. He visited his grandmother, Mrs Clyde Shipps and his uncle, Burl Shipps at Ava. It hud been 7 yeurs since he had been buck." II was cold and snowey when he left Missouri and there was more snow when his plane stopped In Denver. Heppner looked like the bananu belt. Calif. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Vel Robinson hud a vacation California way. They went the coast to Sun Francisco and then hud to go inland to Mora Ray because of the slides on the Big Sur. It was their first trip through the giant Redwoods. Visited friends and relatives in Los Angeles and Sun Diego. Here they enjoyed Sea World and the world famous zoo. They returned home by way of Las Vegas and Keno. To get the most food value from potatoes, cook them whole m their jackets. Boiling in as little water as possible saves the most vitamins. IGONTY'S MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Fre Estimates Call Gene Orwlck 989-8586 or Condon 364-2292 Agents for United Van Una. i x: yi irm.i . impI Trm!ZmmTfmmlTmmmm'i iS WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' (SHOES I Oldies - Practically Collectors Items - 105 pr ot 95c pr. 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