Page It. THE GAZETTE TIMES. Heppnrr. OR. TtiiirvUy. Sept. 23. I7
; There are some special
activities to note at the Willow
Creek Country Club. First,
this coming Saturday will be a
work day to paint the cart
house and give the storage
building another coat of paint.
Bring your brushes or rollers.
There will be a director's
meeting on Wednesday, Sept.
29 at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse.
The last barbecue of the
season will be held on Oct. 3, 4
p.m. The barbecue held last
Sunday was greatly enjoyed
by those participating and the
weather was perfect for the
event. The men and women
teamed up for a round of golf
and winners included Lois
Hunt and Neil Parks with low
gross and Sharon Harrison
and Dean Hunt for high gross.
Everyone welcomes the Rob
ert Harrisons to the ranks of
local golfers.
In Sunday morning men's
play John Edmundson shot a
28 the second nine to win low
gross with a 64. Archie Mun
kers shot a 50 for low net and
C.C. Carmichael had least
putts at 28. KP was won by
CUD
Francis Doherty and John
Edmundson also had long
drive.
There have been many
questions about what's behind
the green door on the cart
house but more curiosity is
aroused about what happened
on the back side of the
building. Perhaps Judge can
answer that.
Boardman golfers win tourney
Two Boardman golfers, Art
Clough and Bud Philippi
joined forces last week to
sweep through opponents for
the championship of the 1976
West Wind Invitational at
Wilson's Willow Run Execu
tive golf course in Boardman.
More than $900 was paid off
to the competitors. Clough and
Philippi, with their 58 total,
picked up $200 for their day's
work.
The tourney was split into
morning and afternoon competition.
The morning winners were:
Brian Wilkens, Ernie Camp
bell, Boardman, first at 58'i;
Ron Daniels, Carroll Donavan
Boardman, second at 58;
third went to Wayne Kuhn and
Ron Flug, Boardman, at 60.
Ed Kuhn, Del Ball were fourth
at 60Vi tied with Carrol
Wilkens, Les Grant, also of
Boardman.
In the morning putting com
petition, Russell Phillips of
The Dalles was first. The best
morn four-some was Ed Kuhn,
Del Ball, Russel Phillips and
Allen Phillips.
Clough and Philippi won the
afternoon action, followed by
Paul Donavan, Dale Bloxom,
Pendleton, second at 581';
Gene Trumbell, Treve Gray,
Pendleton, third at 59U ; and
fourth, Tony Foote, Larry
Quackenbush at 60' 4.
Putting went to Heppner's
Dave Harrison. The after
noon's best foursome was
Trumbell, Gray, Gray and
Jim Stanton.
Closest to the pin honors
went to Mike Boylen and John
Kottcamp in the morning and
Jim Stanton, Ron Gray in the
afternoon.
Irrigon winners in the
Punt, Pass and Kick
contest, held in Hermis
ton Saturday were Bri
an Byrd first place in
the 8 year division;
Larry Wilson second
place in the 13 year di
vision. Rick Jones of
Hermiston won first
place in the 13 year
division.
Public
(cont. from pg. 8)
General Tire Service, tires 184.69
B & C Parts, repairs 191-27
Columbia Basin Elec, misc 1000
Rentex Services, supplies 59.82
Case Furniture, repairs 15 00
Local Gov. Per. Ins., overtime 168.75
Gontys, supplies 1885
Reeds Mobil, repairs 3 95
Heppner Auto Parts, repairs 735.56
Heppner Nor-Gas, parks 85.00, gas 27.63 112.63
Green Feed Store, supplies 5.29
Arrow Trans. Co., fr. on asphalt 2,634.60
Grays Repair Shop, gas & oil 39.02
C.O.W.S.. gas & oil 13-59
Union Oil Co., gas & oil 1,650.23
Gardner's Men's Wear, parks 77 98
Cal's Arco, repairs 3.00
Pac. NW Bell, misc 38.50
Anderson, Perry & Assoc., misc 236.52
Coast to Coast, parks 7-M
Standard Oil Co., gas & oil 136 92
Col. Basin Elec., misc I0 00
Murrays Drug, misc 7.08
Chevron Asphalt Co., rd. materials 18,494.30
Rentex Serv. Corp, shop supplies 78.10
MCGG, parks 57-70
Pac. NW Bell, misc. 10-7fl
Pac. NW Bell, misc 7209
L.W. Vail Co., materials 203.83
Dobyns Pest Control, weed chemicals 462.75
Labor 8,361.64
The Bankers Life, ins 54.69
Assoc. of Ore. Co., ins 56.10
Standard Ins. Co., ins 34.32
Pub. Emp. Ret. Br., sal 656.81, ss 656.81 .......... 1,313.62
First National Bank, sal 1,160.70
Notice
Morrow Co. Emp. Union, al J0 .
St. Dept. of Revenue, sal I
St. Accident Ins., sal 17.92, Ins. 702.83 720.83 ,
Pac. Mutual Life, sal 43 67 ;
Fri. & Sat. Sept. 24 & 25
Live Music-Country Western
Allen Frank & his Pilot Rock Band
Dancing fron 9pm to 2am
Saturday night special
Dinner steak 3.95 6 to 9 pm
Salad bar available
7 nights a week
Sunday Special
Honey Buttered Chicken 2.25
Chicken Fried Steak . 2.50
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Reg.
9 650x 16 Farm Mkt 35.67 29.40
10 650 x 16 S Cargo Carrier 35.90 29.60
4 650x 16 Country Squire 45.80 38.40
6 600 x 16 Country Squire 40.11 34.00
10 600 x 16 Farm Mkt 28.82 24.50
3 670x15 H.Miler Com. 40.10 32.75
6 670x 15 Sure Grip 42.20 35.00
13 650 x 16 Sure Grip 46.75 37.40
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STARTING
FLUID
TAOZ.
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1142.
AH purpose apfey.
$1.39
$125
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GASLINE
ANTI FREEZE
12 01.
Reg.
172
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Ctiburttor
COO
WINDSHIELD
WASHER
ANTIFREEZE
12hw.
Reg. SI. 42
$114
Kmp wind
hwldt eltan
without denotr
to car firmh.
SPRAY
DE-ICER
Reg. $1.75
$137
Mltl trott and
tnonv without
gummy film.
The perfect battery for extremes in
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more cranking power, more starting
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DR 24
Reg. Exch
$42.31
$37" $41
DR27
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$46.37
42
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TERMINALS
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E78x14 38.05 32.92 2.27
F78x14 37.60 34.33 2.43
G78x14 38.81 35.44 2 60
H78x14 42.13 38.45 2.83
F78x15 38 93 35.59 2 54
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BOOSTER CACLES
COMPACT 2310
Reg. $99.95
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DELUXE 2320
Reg. $15X24
$12576
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8
Reg. $5.25
6 ge. with
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Reg. $9.60
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$437
$745
$876
Reg.
$9.49
Steel construction,
zinc plated, IV &
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most 15 55 gal.
drums. Pumps
appro. 1 pt. per
stroke of SAE 30
oil. Self priming 81
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PACIFIC PERM AN ENT.
AIITI-FREEZE
and summer coolant
1 GAL.
$3.75
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$193
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