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Food-Fun-Finance-Future At Fossil for Columbia Basin Annual Meeting
HEPPNER OHE.. (iAZETTETIMES, Thursday, November 13, 1171
Ah the final husincKK ul I he
- i tilumhia Hnsin Electric Co-op
annual meeting last Wednesday
ut KoKHil five dint-tort were
elected, Randall Peterson was
re-elected frum llrppnrr; Paul
Town, lone from Rural Zone 4;
Kenneth Smnusr, lone, from
Itural Zone 3, Dick Wilkinson,
Ileppner from Hural Zone 5 and
Herb Wright of Fossil.
In a re-organizational meet
ing immediately following the
annual meeting Walter Jaeger
of Condon wan re-elected
president; Dick Krctm of Cecil
vice chairman and Paul Tews of
lone secretary treasurer.
Attendance Good
There were 250 who enjoyed
the delicious ham dinner served
by the Methodist women of
Fossil and 2tU) attended the
meeting. Attendance was up
considerably from three years
ago when the lust annual
meeting was held at F'ossil.
That year there were 175 at the
dinner and I HO at the meeting.
President's Message
President Jaeger emphasized
the stability of the electric rates
over the last years, "We ore
pleased to have maintained the
same basic rates since our
inception and the same rates to
the town areas since we began
serving them eight years ago".
He paid tribute to Bill Stiewer
who had leen an invaluable
member of the board.
He noted the increase in the
use of electricity due to the
irrigation in the areas served by
Columbia Basin. There are
three electrical plants with
which Columbia Hasin is par
ticipating. A new plant at
Hnurdman which is in the
process of securing finuticial
backing, remodeling an old
atomic plant at Hanford and
another plant planned by Wash
ington Public Power Supply
System with which Columbia
Basin has signed a long term
power contract for 30 years.
Managers Report
Dave Harrison gave some of
ins oat kground iM iore coming
to Morrow County. Improved
service is his goal, (hie crew is
working on the new line to
lEuggs that wilt provide better
service up and down Rhea
(Ycck as well as tnuardN
Condon and llardman. There
will be a sub station installed at
Ituggs. This oNration will he
completed by irrigation time
next summer.
Another crew is working in
the Olex area rebuilding lines,
installing new transformers and
changing to a different voltage.
The Condon crew is rebuilding
lines in Condon and Ixme Rock.
Auditor's lirport
The auditor reported the
report for 1972 was excellent.
The revenue increased from
$!KKi,24fi. in 1971 to $'178,509 in
1972. The margin above expense
was I177.B75.
Mr
Mustangs Earn All-Star Honors
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Viola' Bob Kitzsimmons prepares lo lose his head.
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league champion Umatilla dominated the 1972 Columbia Basin
Conference all star football team by placing seven indiviuals on the
select group.
The all-star team, selected by the conference football coaches,
was made up of It seniors, seven juniors, and long sophomore.
There were no repeaters from previous all star teams as this is the
first ever to be picked from th Columbia Basin. More than II
players are represented on the offensive and delensive team as ties
occurred in the balloting for positions.
Two players were unanimous choices for the offensive squad.
They are Kevin Morgan, senior, end of Condon, and Tim Barton,
senior, halfback of Umatilla.
Broken down by schools, the victorious Vikings, undeleated in
league play, led with seven selections. Ileppner earned four players
but for six positions, Condon and Pilot Bock each had four, Wasco
County had three named at four positions, and Sherman County
collected two.
The offensive team was made up of 12 seniors, two juniors, and
Bryce logan of Condon, the only sophomore named. The defensive
squad was composed of seven seniors and five iuniors.
OFFENSIVE TEAM
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Brother - sister team engaged in a rope trick with the magician.
The are Rene and Billy Maclnnes of Fossil.
He explained the cooperative
and local taxes. Three types of
taxes. Property tax - real
property.
3 percent Revenue Tax is based
on 3 percent of gross revenues.
These funds are remitted to the
THANK YOU
We wish to thank all our friends
and customers for our fine business
association during our 25 years in
Heppner. We wish Bob and Linda
all success in their venture here.
John and Betty Pfeiffer
state for audit and then reim
bursed to the various counties
based on the number of line
miles in that county. The funds
are then distributed at 75
percent to schools and 25
percent to the general funds of
the county.
In Lieu of Advalorem-This
payment is consideration of
difference in taxes due to the
acquisition of PP&L properties.
Door Prizes
Door prizes were varied and
wonderful. Vel Robinson shook
the box and Marlene Peterson
drew out the tickets. In part:
Mrs. Walter Shannon, Condon,
electric fire place; Mrs. Mal
com Keys, F'ossil, electric
healer; gift certificate, Earl
Weatherford, Olex, one of last
year's winners; Certificate
equal to August power bill,
Stella Palmer, Condon; electric
fry pan, Lena Postwood.
Condon.
DC to AC converter, Mrs.
Tom Wright, Fossil; electric
heater, Jean Gilliam, Condon;
water container. Earl Morgan,
lone; electric heater, Lester
Shaeffer, Mikkalo; heating pad,
Millard Nolan, Heppner; ice
cream freezer, JD Garrett,
Property
3 percent Revenue
In lieu of Advalorem
TOTAL
MORROW
$7.6X.S4
I5.ti9K.82
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$23,397.36
Position Name school year
End Kevin Morgan Condon Senior
End Jim Pucketl Wasco County Senior J
Tackle John Koreski Sherman County Senior
Tackle Bill Jepsen Ileppner Senior
Tackle Charles Wagenaar Condon Senior
Guard Pat McMillan Umatilla Senior
Guard Jeff Marshall Heppner Sonior J
Center David John Umatilla Senior
Quarterback Dale Bonando Pilot Rock Senior
Quarterback Bryce Logan Condon Soph.
Halfback Tim Barton Umatilla Senior
Halfback Tom Ambrose Wasco County Senior a
Halfback Cary Sherrow Umatilla Junior
Halfback Pete Lemmons Pilot Rock Senior
Fullback Mike Bergstrom Heppner Junior "
DEFENSIVE TEAM
Position Name School Year
End Mike Bergstrom Heppner Junior
End John Richelderfer Sherman County Junior
Tackle Dale Piatt Pilot Rock Junior 2
Tackle Bill Jepsen Heppner Senior
Guard Bill Kik Umatilla Junior
Linebacker Ron Chaffee Umatilla Senior J
Linebacker John Hoffman Condon Junior
Linebacker Lonnie Vernon Pilot Rock Senior
Linebacker Randy Delco Wasco County Senior
Halfback Cary Sherrow Umatilla Junior
Halfback Tom Ambrose Wasco County Senior "
halfback Dale Hedman Heppner Senior
GILLIAM WHEELER UMATILLA SHERMAN
$..202.22 14.26 $...-0- $...-0- "
11,176.30 1,332.61 592.59 185.77
169.22 4.324.35 -0- -0-
$11,716.96 $5,671.22 $..592.59 ..185.77 2
HONORABLE MENTION
OFFENSE - Dave Eaton, Condon, Junior, end. Kick Drake,
Ileppner. Senior, tackle; Lonnie Vernon, Pilot Rock, Senior, guard;
Bill Kik. Umatilla, Junior, guard; Mike Ktter, Pilot Kock. Senior,
center; Gary Phillips, Condon, Sophomore, center; Mark
Enterline, Wasco County, senior, tackle; Gary Shull, Sherman
County, junior, fullback; Ben Michaels, Pilot Rock, senior,
fullback.
DEFENSE - Charles Wagenaar, Condon, senior, end; Pat
McMillan, Umatilla, senior, end; llarland Vanderpool, Pilot Rock,
senior end; W. VanBorstel, Sherman Diunty, senior, tackle; Mark
Enterline. Wasco County, senior, guard; John Pierce, Condon,
jiuiior, linebacker; Jim Puckett, Wasco County, senior, halfback;
Jim Bird, Sherman County, Junior, halfback; Allen MeCabc,
Ileppner, senior, halfback.
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2 PERCENT OF REVENUE FRANCHISE TAX TO CITIES -
Revenue Tax
Ileppner $152,872.33 $3,057.45
Condon 108.410.62 2,168.21
lone 33.411.08 668.22
Fossil 52,449.98 1,049.00
1971
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$347,144.01
6.942.88
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Fossil; gift certificate-August
Power bill, Jim Greiner, May
ville; corn popper, Erma
Keithley for Floyd Forman.
Electric heater, Dave Child,
for Martin Zimmerman,
Condon; waffle iron Floyd
Johnson, Fossil; Bake and
Grill, Oliver Munger, Fossil
who is 88 years old; electric
heater, Mrs. Bill Steiwer,
Fossil.
Popcorn popper, Dave Riet
mann, lone GE electric clock,
Dick Austin a Westinghouse
salesman; electric heater,
Helen Hekkla, Fossil; emerg
ency flasher, Iris Mehaffey,
Condon; V electric drill,
Loren George; voltage covert
er, Mrs. Bob Wehrli, Fossil;
August power bill certificate,
Mrs. Bud Dyer, Mayville; deep
fat fryer, Eddie Asher, Fossil.
Magician
Dick and Faye Frost did the
magic feats of making the dove
disappear, individual scarves
into a little silk unbrella, card
tricks, looped ropes tie into a
chain and other tricks that
looked real.
Make It
Wool Winners
Winners of the all expense
paid trip to the state Make It
With Wool contest in Portland
on Dec. 7 and 8 are Valerie
Madison, Echo, Senior division
(ages 17 - 21) and Lori
Bergstrom, lone, Junior Di
vision (ages 14 - 16). Valerie
wore red slacks with a plaid
shirt-jacket and Lori modeled a
navy blue shirtdress with white
overstitching. The alternates
are Karen Crowell, lone, Senior
and Anita Davidson, Lexington,
Junior. Karen wore a long blue
coat and Anita's outfit was a
brown pantsuit with plaid
jacket. In the Sub-Ded division
(ages 10 - 13), Dorene Gaylord
won 1st place with runner-up
Kristi Harrison. Both girls are
from Hermiston. Kay Berg
strom, lone, and Beth Hulden of
Arlington, were given Out
standing awards.
The Make It With Wool
contest is sponsored by Ameri
can Wool Council and the
Oregon Wool Growers'
Auxiliary.
Kinzua Bazaar Success
By Sharon Bell Card Party
The Good Neighbors Club vi Slinkard was the
would like to thank evervone Friday night for the
who helped make the annual
bazaar a success. A special
thanks to the Kinzua Mount
aineers Square Dance Club and
to Don Hardwick. The proceeds
will go to fixing up Jeffmore
Hall. The Good Neighbors
Christmas Party will be the
afternoon of December 14th.
hostess
Friday night for the Double
Deck Card Club at her home.
High was won by Virginia
Sitton, Second High went to
Margaret McConnell, Pinochles
went to Rosie Graham and
Bonnie Campbell. Grand High
went to Marylin Bailey and
Second Grand High went to
Virginia Sitton. Others playing
for the evening were Naomi
Rice and Virginia Kelso.
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