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
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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
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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
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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
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Fish Slicks 59'
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Chips Ahoy and 14
Pecan Shortbread
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Beef Liver 59'
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Towels
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Cold Power
Laundry Detergent
New Potatoes
1 from Boardman
Jumbo
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289c
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$P I Bananas creen-tip 19cib.
Prices effective July 25-26
Phones: (Groc.) 676-9614, (Meat) 676-9288
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