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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1975)
Jerry Geniry picked for Shrine classic Court house notes Page 7. THK GAZKTTK TI.MK.S. lleppner. OK.. Thursday. July 24. Ir75 Jerry Gentry, lleppner High School, has been selected to participate in the 23rd annual East West All Star Football Game. The 23rd annual classic will be held In Baker, Or.,' Satur day, Au. 23. Gentry will play on the Kast Team. Players for the outstanding event that helps support the Shrlner'a Hospital for Crippl ed Children, Portland, will arrive In LaGrande Aug. 10 to start their training. The teams will be housed on the campus of Eastern Oregon State College. The college field will be used for practice by the East Team. The West Team will conduct workouts at the LaGrande High School athle tic field. All members of the team will travel to Portland Aug, 13 for the annual North-South game in Civic Stadium and to visit the Children's Hospital. The East-West games start ed in 1952, with no game being played in l9. The West leads the East in the series, 13 8; there has been one tie. The East Team won the 1974 hard fought classic bv a store of W27 if i ! i 1 -. 5 f h .- r - I ' -A ; J tm0 " I L f Q JEKKYGKNTItY A pre game pageant with color, bands, thrills and mar thing units w ill begin at 7 p m. Kickoff lime will follow at 8: 15 p m This game recognizes the fine athletes for AA, A ll and A 8 Oregon schools. Fifty-two I'JTj graduating seniors were selected for the two teams with 71 alternates All-Stars win one, lose fvo The Willow Creek Little league All-stars won their opening game at The Dailes last Thursday defeating Mountain Home, Idaho. 9 1 This was the first victory at The Dalles for the All Stars in M ears. Scott Martin pitched a fine game and key hits by Martin. Cliff Dougherty and Kick Cole gave the home team the victory. Feeling confident afier their previous win. the lleppner team played Jefferson and lost the ball game. 6 2 In the second game Kick Cole hit a home run. one of five hits in the entire tournament Following their loss the Willow Creek All Mars played Deschutes for the third place SHll Mil I OW ( ItrHvHIS l t)K IIOMiDM Twenty one members of the . Willow Creek Country Club went to itoardtnan Sunday to play at the Willow Hun golf course Honors went to Ray Massey for the longest drive. Ambrose Chapin nearest the pin. Jeff Edmundson low net. Harold Kerr second low net. Gary Hunt low gross and John Edmundson second low gross The second half of men's match play started Tuesday at the Willow Creek Country Club and will continue for the ne.nl eight weeks They managed to hold Deschutes to a 4 -u score for the first three innings, then a nmiljuwit ion of errors and solid hits allowed the De schutes team to roll over Willow Creek. 14 4 Swimafhon on July 28 The Heppner Swim Team is having its annual Swimathon July 28 This event is ox n for all ages and anyone who would like to participate is welcome, whether a swim team member or not Entrants should gel Mime sponsors and come to the pool and see how many lops you can swim There w ill also be a draw ing lor the Cnssie Ifc'll and doll clothes the evrning ot July 28 Antique lovers can now bid on a genuine Morrow anliiftie at the court house. It could be a bit large and heavy for small homes or apartments, but will provide fine, fireproof storage for valuables in a larger home or business. It is th 75 year old black safe that may be seen behind the court house. Bids will be accepted at the clerk's office at II am., Wednesday. Aug. 6. July lfi, the county court was holding discussions with negotiators representing var ious unions. A delegation from the Irrigon Lions Club came requesting tax relief for club property taxes. No decision was reached The court is applying to the Stale Highway Department for funds to do work on the rnad near Patterson Ferry where it plans In install railroad warn ing devices, On Thursday. July 17, the Morrow County Court hosted an all day meeting of District 12, East-Central Oregon As sociation of Counties, at the Dodge City Inn at Boardman. The County Health Depart ment is working toward the .Multiphasic Clinics which will take place during the week following the county fair. These are particularly for children entering kinder garten or the first grade and for high school freshman or students new to the county school system. Another pleasant face is noted in the appraiser's office, ll belongs to Dan Kichardson who has come from Jackson ville. Or., where he worked for the city. He has also taught school and worked as a carpenter. Dan is an appraiser-trainee working under Charles Patching. Dan's wife is the former Sandy Carlson of lone. The Kichardsons are living in the house on Balti more that belonged to the Earl Gilliams for years and was most recently occupied by the Nix family. Also noted in the appraiser's office is a new, framed certificate that states on June 26. 1975 Tom Stewart success fully passed the exam that has moved him from an apprai ser trainee to a certified appraiser. The planning office has granted an out-of-city building permit to O.L. Adams for construe I ion of a small ba rn a t the Blake Kanch subdivision. IRRIGON NEWS Frances Rose Wilson Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Slew art celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house reception for their friends and relatives on July 19 More than 100 were present for the occasion. Host and hostesses were their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart of Hermislon. and their dau ghter. Sharon. Also assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Benny McCoy and Mrs. Stewart's mother. Ellen Reeder, Irri gon. Out of town guesls carne from Walla Walla. LaGrande. Pendleton. Kennewick and Vancouver. Wa. They includ ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart. LaGrande: an aunt. Mrs. Doshia Brownell. and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Chapman of Walla Walla; the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Riley of Pendleton: the Rev. and Mrs. Doug Dougherty of LaGrande; and Mrs. Marlene Berg of Vancouver. Wa. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin accompanied the local All stars of the Columbia Little League to The Dalles where they participated in the sub dislricl tournament. July tti 19. While the boys didn't win. they all had a great time and learned some important les sons in good sportsmanship. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froberg were Charles Weatherbv, and Mrs. Wealherbv of Dallas. Or Mr and Mrs, Chester Wil son have returned from a vacation trip to California. They visited their daughter, ('aniline, in Santa Cruz, who accompanied them to Sequoia National Park for several days. They also visited Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs. Eva Fagerstrom. and Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer and family in Watsonville. More OSU on honor roll A revised list of students who were on the spring term honor roll has been released by Oregon Slate University. The original list sent to the lleppner Gazette Times by Oregon Slate was inaccurate. The following list includes names of students who were omitted from the first list or who were incorrectly listed. Boardman. Charles W. Acock, junior, agriculture; Heppner, Robert F. Worden. senior, science; and Irrigon. Debra L. McCoy, sophomore, education Hew fair book lists new events, contests kr H' omu HtH.OV t.HKKN U. IIKIIE Allierl Wiesendanger, executive secretary of the Ktsrp Oregon Green Assn . was in Heppner last week to confer with Gene Pierce. Morrow County chairman for the organization Wiesendanger said there have been 277 man-caused fires so far this year on slate and private land, many of them caused by careless smokers County fair premium Ixxiks have been sent to all 4 II families, according to Birdme Tullis, extension program assistant, and now is the lime for members to browse through the book noting new events and contests, as well as a number of new awards lor 4 II work The premium lunik is a guide to county fair, and all information is related in a concise and clear manner The book is a new shape, and a new look this year, much easier to read and understand Inlormalion relating to all phases of 4 II work start on page Mi with general informal lion Special awards for Ixith home economics and livestock are listed Home economics member are urged to look over the awards section, as many new awards are listed lor home economics. Among the new awards offered are sxvial awards by Krebs Bios lor garments or articles exhibited which are made of Ion jxt cent wool. Those wishing lo Ik1 consider ed lor the sMt'ial wxl award must attach inlormalion pro v iding wixil content After fair last year, awards were reviewed and it was found these contests had no special awards to encourage niemliers lo participate, and to recognize achievement. Those w ishing to participate in other fxid preparation contests will find a long list of sponsors for special awards. Oregon Wheathearls are again sponsoring a special 4 H baking contest To enter this sHt'ial contest members may prepare a baked product at home using wheat products, enter the product at fair, including recipe A special display will he made of products entered in Wheat hearls contest This contest is ix'n lo all 4 II niemliers. nol limited to those enrolled in IikmIs projects Jim Harper. Boardman. recently made a hole-m-one on the l.ti yard Kid hole al the Willow liun Goll Course This was Harper's first ace in 35 years of gulling And. r aw r M j Pork Chops Smoked PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY c, r a -UUttfET A i A' VA ore -cooked 2 lbs I n 11 M Campbell's rhunlu U Vegetable Soup N 39 lb. Fish Slicks 59' Nabisco Coconut Chocolate Chip. Chips Ahoy and 14 Pecan Shortbread 1, 79' lb. Beef Liver 59' lb. IIIMIIMIIIOIIIMMMIIIIIIMIUIIIIIHIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllimilllllllllll Nalley's Salad Dressing 1000 Island and French 8 oz 53' Nalley's Mustard Qt size ( IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIMIiaillllllllllllllllllll 39, ea. Tastewell Pears and Grapefruit 303 Cans 35l . t'' Mr. Jumbo Towels 4 pak 59 I King Size Cold Power Laundry Detergent New Potatoes 1 from Boardman Jumbo ) Cantaloupes 289c 10 lbs 09 $P I Bananas creen-tip 19cib. Prices effective July 25-26 Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288 MARKET bu can call any place within Oregon and talk for ten minutes for one dollar or less, plus tax, when you dial it yourself without operator assistance between 10 PM. and 8A.M. Use care in moving irrigation lines! Do Not Up-End Pipes Near -1 COLUMBIA BASIN I ELECTRIC CO OR, INC. , HI PPNff OREGON rn n prr Pacific Northwest Bell Thii fait alto appli.t to ilalion calls pUcod Uom non-com phones mh.i Onset Dulanco Oiimg 11 not available Columbia Rain Urctric Co-op mill glvt out warning tlkkrrs llkr throe lo place on polra or pump lo warn of overhead llnrt In joiir Irrlgition flrld arra. Columbia Basin Electric Co-op. Smlnn Morrow. Uherlrr and (illiam Counties
