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f . 1 - ) I ' 1 v i J 1 . ff , ..- ; it i j - i- . "... Iff i I r - I ! inniGon navs Frances Rose Wilson Page 3," THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR, Thursday, Nov. 20. 1975 BMCC to present joint concert Plaques were presented to the outstanding football player of the season at Ihf annua I Sports Award meeting Tuesday night at Heppner High School From the left Clay West, Outstanding lineman. Doug Harris. Most Improved Players and Clayton Wilson. Outstanding Back. The Most Valuable Player of the Year award was presented to Wade PadlxTg who uas unalle to attend. regon's traffic violations increase regon courts reported 577 traffic violation con ions to the Motor Vehicles ision during the first 10 iths of this year, an ease of 9'j per cent over comparable period a year , onvictions for driving und ine influence of alcohol ing the period totaled 02, nearly 20 per cent more n for the comparable lod last year, tie division report noted I It has issued 52.019 ndatory driver license sus isions so far this year. including (hose for driving while under the influence of alcohol which, alone, account ed for about 25 per cent of the mandatory license suspen sions Failure to appear for a court hearing and failure to file or maintain a financial responsi bility filing accounted for the bulk of other mandatory license suspensions. In addition to mandatory suspensions, the division sus pended 5.8f8 licenses under discretionary authority of the driver license law. These suspensions involved an accu- Antennas are cumbersome and hard to control. They can easily fall or be blown against nearby powerlines. Befor e you erect or repair a radio or television antenna, where a powerline is nearby, consult your electric power supplier for advice ,,, , and assistance. 1 M 7Ti ' '" I Electric Service is dependable but you must respect and react safely to It as you work near overhead power lines. COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC COOP., INC. urges the members to observe and report any potentially hazardous condition observed. Columbia Dash Electric Co-op Serving Morrow, Cllllam n4 Wheeler CountUa mutated driving record, fail ure to pass tests or to appear for tests when requested to do so. physical condition or medical report, court reeom mendal ion and failure to pay a fine or comply with a condi tion imposed by the court. KM. I HtN KOItSrK Central Market Bjimes from the won 3 Morrow Count v Grain Growers, while Fiesta Howl lost 3 games to Peterson's Jewelers and Coast to Coast won games from Gardner's Men's Wear. Coast In Coast fowled a high team series with a 2CM and also won the honors for a high team game with a 912 Ptnllis Cole took high hon ors with an individual high game of IM2 Kobcrla Klause. Coast lo Coast won individual high series honors with a 552. Any league members who bow 1 1 game of 2o or over w ill receive a 2to Bicentennial patch Thus far. ' (be only meinfo-rs to earn the patch are Jo IVttvjohn. Peterson's, Ineta Canton. Peterson's and Ann Melland. Coast to Coast. Team Won Uist Central Market 31 u MCGG : Petersons 24 Coast to Coast 22 Gardner's Mens 15'.. Fiesta How I 10 Mrs. Orville Mayko) Buch anan visited her homeland of Japan in October and found the country had made much progress since her last visit S years ago. She visited her family and friends on the Island of Kyusha in the south part of Japan, then rode the Bullet train to Tokyo. This train travels at 129 miles per hour, taking 6 hours to travel 800 miles. Mrs. Buchanan especi ally enjoyed this trip, she said, as she could see the scenery and the countryside. As she toured the beautiful city of Tokyo she saw some of the new buildings, one 52 stories high. Another under construction will be 60 stories high when completed. While Mrs. Buchanan has a love for her homeland, she says her home and her family are here and this is where she belongs. The l-adies Aid of the Community Baptist Church held a bazaar and reported that they did very well. They sold both baked goods and sewing items. Mrs. Vera Geisler has relurned lo her home in Irrigon after visiting her daughter. Mrs Walter Gehert for two months. While there she attended her granddaugh ter's wedding. Pastor Kobert Schmoll an nounces that a special Thanksgiving service will be held at the Assembly of God on Tues , Nov. Z, 7 p.m. The community is welcome lo attend ; STAV Meetings are in progress this week and Sunday, Nov. 23, except for Saturday night with the Provincials Trio from Canada. They include J.P. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Irvine. At its November meeting the Irrigon City Council adop ted a resolution urging the League of Oregon Cities to work toward establishing the northeastern portion of Ore gon as a priority area for state agencies. It is felt that the growth of the area needs special attention in planning, funding and related fields. Stringent amendments to the city's trailer ordinance were adopted with an emer gency clause making it effec tive immediately. These changes will limit location of mobile homes outside courts or parks to a minimum of 950 square feet placed on property owned by the occupant. The lot size requirement is 9.000 square feet. The renting of mobile homes or lease options will not be permitted. Height of floor above ground level steps and landings and skirl ing materials were also in cluded in the new regulations. Owners of mobile homes who anticipated locating in Irrigon are cautioned lo consider the requirements. Consideration was given lo .. having the city's ordinances revised, compiled and publi- $ shed by I he Buret i of Govern- g menial Kesearch and service :: in Eugene. However, cost of jj: project and other relative :: quest ions caused the matter to $ be tabled until more informa- lion is received. :: i: WILEY INC.NIALTOWS Stock and Wheat Ranches Needed We qualify our buyers All inquiries confidential For buying or selling your farm call or write V: 15 20 22 28'. 34 j: For all our Krai eitale needs I;!; Vesta Kilkenny 1 11300 NE Halsey I Portland, Oregon 97220 (503) (503) 243-1260 255-1163 FllQltSfflSsIif&g mm "II llll VW'iyi, rt n In loo.i s o'ia lining new home vou ca" a'f;i s a nightmare But it you have a Kit O' ci" a"t vou on youf ay to what you want '.p't 't0.p th F.p ;h It CappoWs the ' ti.y 0"v eiects the house ar'J competes encloses 't The" you t,te Ovpf 'id Mt yours" thOuM'XlS Vou Cin get everylhing you rm3 light down to the last nail, "cm us e Thf $ St'll ttr"f lo buC'sve.i'-K'V' ii'tTonToicesyouTo'seltie to' ss The cost of bousing is gomg up again nel"year It you Ofde' your Fimsh-H You'seit House now you can avoid these increases 70 moflflj 10 choose trorn Q rhale ChJflfS to Suc a n moJTy'any ol Out 79 moifiTs lo sSl you' tdmity. your way Ol Me or your budget You eancount on Capp qiai'iy W v been tXiiWing ouaiiiy "horties lor atmost'30 years and we re too proud to change now You II aiso gt the service you want when you want it Don t put it 0" Pul it if' Send lor your tree 104 page TuiTcoior idea Boos today C)o it now' Mail me coupon or can your local Capp saws representative 1) MICHAEL JOHNSON H.2R Woodburry Itichland. Washington 9)352 :m inn iwM IH)N MKKRILL I.Vi SW Itarbur Blvd. Poiiland. Oregon 97219 503 2W8-I07 r--?- or Mmmmmmm To Cwo "omn Kmttr 13251 Horthnsj Wif urimfztzwiH. moos ( 'uV " our Nrw Mom iom Book mm no con oct-pta 104 P9 full Color Catalog NAM. ADORE SS. CITY TOWN STATE ZIP 0: 0 .COUNTY. .PHONE We own buyxj lot We can Buy a buirg tot We plan to ouM soon ZZICZZ - 1 ORDER NOV1 PRICES WILL INCREASE JAN. 1, 1976 A request by James Ebbert, Portland, to lease the city's service building (the old Chevron Station) to conduct a repair service for commercial and industrial motors was presented by Mayor Chester Wilson. The council turned down the offer and voted to have the property appraised to determine the market value. It was felt this would be necessary even though it were leased, since it would need to go on the tax roll again. The council was informed that Ed Johnson, who had been serving as part time utility man had quit. No replacement was named at the meeting. Warren Prouty who has been acting as chairman of the Citizens Involvement Com mittee gave notice meetings had been cancelled until furl her notice, due to lack of member interest. Food Stamps Effective Nov. 24. Food Stamp orders can be filled at the Heppner Post Office between the hours of 8:30 lo.;W a.m. and 12:30-3 p.m. A joint concert by the Blue Mountain Community College Chorale. Jazz Ensemble and Pop Vocal Ensemble will be held 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 25. To be presented in the college theatre, the concert will feature a tribute to the nation's Bicentennial celebra tion and several contempo rary jazz and vocal numbers. The 17-piece jazz ensemble will play "Can you Hear It," "Me n Hog." ' Love IS." "big Mama Louise," "Uncle Al bert," and others. The Jazz Ensemble is under the direc tion of Dr. Sy Brandon The concert will be free of admission charges and the public is invited. I 1 Tri-County Seed Cleaning Co. 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