Mustangs defeat
Bobcats, 8-0
The llrppner Muluri(S
broke their 4 game losing
Hlrcak a thry defeated the
Union City Bobcats, to Friday
nighl, lleppner.
In the first quurter Dave
Mcl-achlun tackled Mike Lin
d.sey in the end wine for a
wifely to give the MuMangsan
early 2 0 lead. Later in the 2nd
period Tom Skow got hi first
Tl) of the season on an 18 yard
run. Skow is replacing Clayton
Wilson who Is out for the
remainder of the season with a
broken hand. The PAT failed,
and the Mustangs led 8 0 going
Into the half.
Team statistics are as
follows: first downs, (111 13,
iU) 5, net yards rushing, (H)
144, UM2; net yards passing
III 108, U) 42. fumbles (lost)
(Hi 3 di, (Ui 4 (II; penalties
(11) 45, (U) 20.
Individual statistics for the
Mustangs: Dave Allstott com
pleted 6 10 passes for 73 yards
and had 1 Intercepted; Wade
PadtM-rg gained 80 yards in 14
carries and caught 2 passes
for 33 yards; Tom Skow
gHined 28 yards in 4 carries
and 1 TD; Carl Christman
caught 2 passes for 40 yards;
Steve McLaughlin caught 2
passes for 14 yards; Clayton
West caught 1 pass for 21
yards, blocked a punt and had
7 individual tackles. Dave
McLachlan is credited with 8
individual tackles and also
socked the quarter back twice.
BMCC
places fifth
The Blue Mountain Com
munity College Livestock Ju
dging Team placed fifth in
beef judging competition at
the Grand National Livestock
Kxposition in San Francisco,
Saturday, (Xt 25 Fifteen
Junior and community col
leges from six states compet
ed in the contest.
Seventy-five contestants
from as far away as Oklaho
ma competed in the contest,
the largest ever held at the
Cow Palace.
BMCC was the only north
west team to place in any of
the four livestock divisions.
One team member, John
Mathwick of Athena, tied fur
third high individual in beef
judging.
Other team members were
Susan Bennett and Doug
Bennett, both Hermiston: Ken
Peterson, LaGrande and Deb
bie Williams, Helix.
Hey MR. FARMER
We Are Ready To Serve You
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Formerly Harold Krwin'i
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Serving
Morrow, Umatilla. Gilliam Counties
Scots clip
Pirates
The Riverside Pirates were
defeated by Weston Mch'wen
Friday night. Athena, by a
score of .12 (i
Tiger-Scot Joe Mcllean re
covered a fumble in the end
zone on the 3rd play of the
game to give Weston a 60
lead. In the 2nd quarter Kelly
Cahill added another 6 points
for Weston as he scored on a 15
yard run.
In the 3rd quarter Jerry
Zielinski put the Pirates on the
board when he ran the ball 15
yards into the end zone. In the
final quarter the Scots added 2
more TDs to put the game on
ice, Cahill scored on a 4 yard
run and Beamer connected to
Beers on a 31 yard pass play.
Statistics net yards rushing.
tWMi 227, (Hi 55; net yards
passing (WMi 58. (K 2;
passes VYM 2-13-0. (Ri 1-4-1.
firsl downs (WMi II. (K 6.
This Friday the Tiger Scots
will meet the Sherman County
Huskies at Moro to determine
the Columbia Basin Confer
ence championship.
KM.I.FKS KOKNF.lt
In the Siwrelimer's League.
Fiesta Bowl won three games
from Gardner's Men's Wear,
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers and Peterson's Jewelers
split their series at 2 games
each, while Coast to Coast lost
3 games and the series to
Central Market.
Jncla Canton, Peterson's
look high honors again this
week with an individual high
game of IWi and a high series
of 54o
Gardner's bowled the high
team game, an 884 and Fiesta
Bowl had the high team series
2517.
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lleppner Jr. high football
word this year was five wins
and one loss. The loss was
against the lone jr. high.
Coach was Mr. Gorman and
Mr. Heckett was assistant.
Tlie ponies had three shut
outs. They were against Con
don. Riverside and Pilot Rock.
This was the first win in six
years for the ponies against
Pilot Hock.
The scores of the teams
were: Stanfield 14, Ponies 24;
lone 8, Ponies 0; Pilot Rock 0,
Ponies 14. Umatilla 20, Ponies
22; Condon 0, Ponies 12; and
Riverside 0, Ponies 28.
Coach Gorman said, "We
had a fine year and with good
players." Assistant Coach
Beckett's comment was "The
kids had a great year and we
expect them to help out the
high school in the next 4 years.
Cheerleaders were: Janice
Sherman. Patty Huddleston.
Geri Gneb. Jana Sleagall.
Jolynn Daly and Alice Ab
rams. The junior high players
were: Eric Clow. Dale Hol
land. Bryan Kerr. Ty Lucas.
Lee McCar, Steve Marlatt.
Larry Palmer, Jim Parker,
Chris Riddle. Ron Schwarz.
Terry Starr. Perry Wilson.
Ron Young. Chris Zita. Jody
Marlett;
(7th grade) Jim Angell.
Mark Belcher. Jon Bier. Pat
Clark. Rick Cole. Buck Estess.
Jim Lavver. Joe Mullahan.
Jay Petterson, Brian Thomp
son and Herman Winter.
Mrs Stella Miller. Coquille.
Associate Grand Conductress.
Grand Chapter of Oregon.
O E S made an official visit lo
Ruth IK Ust Chapter No. 32 at
the last meeting. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Iiuise
Bush. Associate Matron of
Sunrise Chapter No. 18.1 in
Portland.
Distinguished members
present were Mrs. Virginia
Wilkinson, past Grand Matron
of the Grand Chapter of
Oregon and Mrs. Beth Bryant,
member of the Cancer Re
search Committee of the
Grand Chapter of Oregon and
presiding Worthy Matron of
Ruth Locust Chapter. Presid
ing Worthy Patron was John
Wood
A full corp of officers and
other members exemplify!
the ritualistic work with
instruction given by Mrs.
Miller
Social rnmmiflei for the
eening was Mrs Marjorie
Warden and Mrs Wavel
Wilkinson, who used an at
tractive Halloween motif t
decorate the dining room.
A no host IxpiiHiuet was
sened to members and guests
at the W agon Wheel preceding
the meeting
At the next meeting. Nov.
in. Raye Aslx-ll. member of
the Home Endowment Com
mittee. Hermiston and Mary
Christman. memlier of the
Estail Committee. I'malilb
will be guests
Tf'w Hermiston Store
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Hearing Tests Set For I
Heppner Area
Free electronic hearing tests will j
be given at the Beltone hearing Air j
service center, on Friday, 12-3 p.m. j
Factory-trained hearing aid spe- 1
cialists will be at the motel listed 1
below to perform the tests.
Anyone who has trouble hearing or
understanding is welcome to have a
test using the latest electronic
equipment to determine his or her
particular loss. Diagrams showing J
how the ear works and some of the
causes of hearing loss will be I
available. Everyone should have a
hearing test at least once a year if
there is any trouble at all hearing i
clearly. Even people now wearing a j
hearing aid or those who have been I
told nothing could be done for them
should have a hearing test and find
out about the latest methods of
hearing correction.
The free hearing tests will be given i
at Northwestern Motel Friday. If you I
can't get there on Friday, call
676-9167, and arrange for an appoint- I
ment at another time. j
Joe Singleton will be in Heppner j
Nov. 7
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saws; Channelock tools; Hand tools (hammer, pliars, etc.); Measurement tapes; Hemp
rope; Hacksaws; Hacksaw blades; Creepers ; Trouble lights; Yard lights; Jumper cables;
Portable type air compressor; Roll around tool boxes; Marker and tail lights; Open and
boxed end wrench sets; Mechanics hand soap; TV antennas; Electric soldering kits;
Electric tape; Truck tarps; Trailer hitches: Battery chargers; Shop push brooms;
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PLUS OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Inviting Attendance of Women, Carpenters, Mechanics. Plumbers,
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