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N ovem ber 21 19*1 I h I
Athletes receive awards at fall sports dessert
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VA on l a t i
No Fóghi
28 -12
No F'ive
23 -17
No Tw o
2 0 ', 19',
No F our
2 0 ', I9 ‘ ,
No S ix
20 -20
No Seven
18 -22
No lin e
16 -24
No T h re e
14
26
High gam e
(ie n e D oherty 196
and H illie Doherty 189
High se n e s
Gene Ikvherty 566
High team gam e
No Tw o 784
High team se rie s No Fóghi 2 173
N p a rrlim e rt
N o»em ber I I
Won lo s t
Peterso n s
2* 16
Coast to C oast
25 19
C e n tra l M arket
23 21
M C G .G
21-23
G a rd n e rs
21 23
le n s P ro c e ssin g
20 24
S e a rs
19 25
l e s S ch w a b
19 25
S p lits co nverted
B illie D oherty
3 6 7 10 H a rrie t E v a n s 2 7 8. F'ran
H ale 5-10 and B e be M u n kers 4 5 7
Ih g h gam e
Jo y c e W inter 190
High s e rie s M artha D oherty 492
Th u rsd a » Night I «dies
N o«em ber IS
VA on 1 osi
K P ( I F: N o 35«
33
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Depot N ursery
2 7 ', 16 ',
B a rk n Chips
22
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B A C R e p a ir
22
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K in zu a C o rp
2(1
24
The C o untry Ko se
1 9 ', 2 4 ',
J A J C e ra m ic s
19
25
Kay B o yce Ins
13
31
Sp lits C o nverted
B e tty A ld ric h
4 5 7. A lv in a P a d b e rg 5 7. and Betty
P e ttyjo h n 5 III
High gam e K a tie M cKoberts-210
High se rie s K a tie M cKoberta-532
K o lle r K u p K eg ler«
No»em b er IS
Hon I m l
D regs
29 15
M C G G No 2
25 19
P y tts
25 19
The Hi H o s
22 22
T h re e H o lers
21 23
No P in H itte rs
2U 24
G u tter D u ste rs
lit 26
Hopefuls
16 2ft
S p lits
B e tty Snow 5 7 9. B illie
D oherty 4 7 10, and Jo sie K in d sfa
ther 5-7 and 5-10
High gam e
M a rie K u d is ill 203
High se rie s
Jo sie K in d sfa th e r
524
High team gam e Hi H o's 464 and
also High S e n e s of 1365
D im e \ Dozen
No» em ber IH
AA on l o t i
No E ig h t
29
15
No F'ive
19
25
No F'our
2 3 ', 211
No Two
2 D , 2 2 ',
No S ix
23
21
No Seven
21
23
No One
18
26
No Th ri-e
17
27
S p lits
Jo y ce W in te r 4 10
High g a m e K a tie M cK o b e rts 19«
and G a r r y V an A rsd a le 183
High se rie s
B e tty Snow -516 and
G a r r y V a n A rs d a le 509
High team gam e
No F iv e 743
High team se rie s
No F iv e 2099
aw a rd to M ich elle Beeson and the
most in sp ira tio n a l a w a rd to C and i
Kudiadl
Jo n e s a ls o r e c o g n u r d D e e n a
H am s apd Candi K u d is ill for being
nam ed to the second team a ll s ta r
B g 'b y < o n f a r w M n l q M I team
Foo tb all coaches Ron M ack and
Del l a R u e then gave out football
aw a rd s
le t te r in g w ere se n io rs Donnie
Doherty
I/ .in te r M ark M e y e rs.
Kandy M cCtew J e ft B a ll and E r i c
Cook ju n io rs Rod T a y lo r , B ria n
Hy A S H L E Y C O N K l IN
lone High School held its ann uel
(a ll sports dessert on T u rsd a y No»
13 to re c o g n itr those who had
p a rticip a te d in vo lle y b a ll and toot
h a ll V o lle y b a ll co ach Jo c e ly n Jones
started out the r» e n in g gi»ing out
v o lle y b a ll a w a rd s
le t te r in g w ere
junio r M ichelle Beeson sophom ores
C and i K u d is ill. Sandi W right Deena
H a m s P a tty M c K lIig o tt. and K im
M cCabe and fre sh m en Kondi T e w s
and Sa b rin a W hite
Jopes aw ard ed '•'«
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Volleyball all-stars named
H» A S H | F V C O N K I IN
The Big Sky C onference a ll s ta r
v o lle y b a ll tra m s w e re voted on by
coaches on T u e sd a y . Nov 6
Condon led the voting w ith four
m em b ers on one of the three tra m s
D istric t cham pion A rling to n placed
three, as did E c h o
lone. H e lix .
D ufur and W heeler Co added two
each, w hile C a sca d e la x 'k s placed
one
F o r lone, sophom ores Deena
H am s and C and i K u d is ill w e re both
on the second team
F ir s t team
C h ris M allg re n .
Condon Hecky H u rd ick . A rlin g to n .
Jo d i C a d y , F xh o
T w y la R ily e u .
C ascad e L o c k s . C a rm a n B o rg h ese.
Arlington
and M ich elle B e r r a y .
Condon
Second team
Stephanie A n d ru s.
H e lix C and i K u d is ill. lone M elissa
M athew s. W heeler Co Connie Hak
er F x h o T in a M itch ell D u fu r. and
IVrena H a m s, lone
Honorable m ention
J u lie Van
Swotl Condon N ikk i Ix m b c k r H r
hx shannon S h affe r W heeler Co .
M ichelle Cook F x h o . C a ra H itlin
g rr A rling to n K e lly F :a k in . Con
ilon. and D arn e tte F*age D u fu r
The
Fifth Quarter
Sport .1 with Mike Oths
A b rie f look at the w orld of -.ports through the wind and the ra in
C ollege fo o th jll dldn t do a »er» g-«Ht jot- of producing a d e a rc u t No 1
team over the w eekend
N eb raska could have c la im e d the title
ag ain sounds lik e the H u skies hut lost to O klahom a
South C aro lin a
d e sersin g or not could have laid c la im w ith a w in m e r a m ediocre Navy
team , tiut got blown aw ay
A ll this le a se s us hack w here I pred icted we
would I h - with the prospect of BA C as the top team It s hard lo »ole for a
team whose toughest opponents a re W yom ing and ( tah hut the way it s
going, everybody else continues to re tre a t
O klahom a S ta le is the top
pretend er now hut I II lay even mone» they don't heat O klah om a this
weekend I II g ise a vote lor la n fie ld College O regon's re a l tug tim e team
T h e D u cks and the B e a » e rs continue to play fa sc in a tin g g am es l^ist year
we had no touchdowns T h is y e a r we m ay h .n e set another sort of record
with four T D s c a lle d b a ck In what most c e rta in ly w as Jo e A ve /ra n o » last
gam e O S I w as none tisi im p re s s iv e
It w as interestin g that lentil
Mi K it lr ic k sta rte d and played a ll the wa» at i|u a rte rh a c k
Alter startin g
m uch of last y e a r hi- hadn't p layed a down th is y e a r until the C iv il W ar He
lobhit-d a ll week lo r the job in the paper ttien set another reco rd , of sorts by
leading t iregon S ta le to no touchdowns (or the second se a r in a row against
Oregon
Now we can turn tow ard next y e a r when the Dui ks get the
p riv ile g e of p la y in g N eb raska
Fu n city
College b a sketb a ll started last Sunday Doesn't it seem lik e they sneak the
season up a little tut every y e a r ' It s lik e pro sporta now w here a ll the
seasons blend together They re ta lkin g about mo» mg the N il to the sta rt of
the B B season m akin g it sort of a p review Nc A A tournam ent Bad idea
They 're going to k ill the golden goose in that sport also if they don't stop
cre a tin g these boxing lik e la k e d ra m a s We m ay tu- pretty dum b but we re
not that had yet
Crook Count» is looking for a ll the w orld like the team to heat in the state
A A A p lay o ffs I'hey w e re im p re ssiv e in handling a ver» gi«ul Barlow team
If the» get by No I C o rv a llis this w eek th e y 'll lu- favo red to take it a ll
A question lor I ’ete K o /e lle What happens d a ll five team s in a div ision tie
tor the lead 1 Who w in s S lav tuned
the N F C Fóist for fu rth e r d e tails
CRYSTAL(? i BALL
W elcom e h ack to the home of the most m ediocre p red icto rs th is side of the
Faist O regonian O nce ag ain our boy s m uddled through the w a rs of the N FT.
F’ a rity seem s to h a v e o verta ken the CH as a ll the p red icto rs except D ale
cam e in at 8 14 D ale postisi a 7 14 week O ur guest selector theory pannisi
out. as choosing John M aas resto re d som e of our prestige John only got
6 14. although he did c o rre c tly c a ll Crook C o u n ty's w in o ve r Barlow
T h is
w ee k's guest selecto r has som e e le c trify in g ch o ices as our exp ert is Je r r y
Ht-aly from C o lum b ia B asin
Season Standings
Bren t 95 45
C ra ig 93 47,
D ave 91 49
M ike
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p a rtm rn t at the M orrow County
Courthouse in H eppner handled or
dispatched the follow ing business
during the past week
o n N ovem ber 13 the
M orrow
County sh e riff s o ffice a rre ste d K ir k
Ix r o y Robinson to. H eppner. on a
w a rra n t ch arg e of F a ilu r e to I ’ av
F'me and G iv in g F'alse N am e and
D ate of B irth to a I ’olice O ffic e r
On N ovem ber 14 the H eppner
F ire Depl responded to a house f u t
on C hase Street in Heppner
o n N ovem ber 15. the
M orrow
County S h e riff s Dept a rre ste d Hoi
1» K VAells Booth 28 I ’endleton on
a la n e County w a rra n t for Sodomy
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County J a il
Also on N ovem ber 15. the M orrow
County S h e riff's o ffice a rre ste d Je t
trey N eal Koonce. 20 S ta n fie ld , on a
M orrow County C irc u it Court w ar
rant for Th eft I He posted h a il and
w as released
In a th ird N ovem ber 15 in cid en t,
the Heppner F'ire Depl responded to
a flu«- fire on R iv e rs id e Stris-I in
Heppner
On N ovem ber 16 a B o ar dm .in
am b u lan ce responded to l ' A I Corp
and tran sp o rted a 21 y e a r old m ale
lo Good Shepherd H ospital in Her
rniston
On N ovem ber 17. the Heppner
P o lice Dept a rre ste d M elvin D
H am m o ns. 52. Heppner on ch a rg e s
of D riv in g C n d e r the In flu e n ce of
In to xican ts He w as re le ase d on his
own reco gnizance
Alson on N o vem b er 17. the lle p p
ner P o lic e D ep artm ent responded to
a two v e h icle a ccid en t on H ighw ay
74 n e a r the K in zu a m ill No in ju rie s
and only m in o r d a m ag es w ere re
ported
In a th ird N o vem ber 17 in cid en t, a
B o a rd m an am b u lan ce responded to
a m otor v eh icle accid ent on I 84 east
of P a tte rso n F'errv K o a il
Lions change
meeting date
Lio n s C lub president Lo n n ie Wat
ne has announced that the date of the
c lu b 's C h ris tm a s p a rty has been
changed to D ecem ber I in o rd er to
avoid a co n flict w ith the F arm C it y
banquet Tuesd ay . N ovem ber 20. at
the noon m eeting, he p ro m ises to
enlighten those present concerning
d e tails of the event
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53 fa ta litie s in O ctober last y e a r
D espite the drop in the October
toll, the y e a rly tr a ffic death count
for 1964 continues to run about four
percent ahead of 196.1 Oregon had
recorded 471 tr a ffic deaths as of
O ctober .11 of th is y e a r, co m p ared
with 453 fa ta litie s record ed on the
sam e date last y e a r
Th e O ctober toll included three
m o to rcy c lists and four p e d estrians
One tr a ffic fa ta lity o ccu rcd in the
M orrow C ounties
For Broodleaf Weed Control
Spray with GLEAN
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Superlube 518.
When it’s ’one of
those days’.
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Oregon tra ffic fa ta litie s dropped
n e a rly 36 percent d u rin g O cto b er,
the Motor V eh icles D iv isio n report
ed in e a rly N ovem ber
Th e d ivisio n reported 34 people
w ere k ille d in tra ffic c ra s h e s during
O ctober of th is y e a r, co m p ared w ith
PETTYJOHN OIL
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Tib e riu s like d p a rsn ip s
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M a rc ) Baco n has begun w o rkin g
in the d a rkro o m and in the m a ilin g
and bindry d e p artm e n ts at the Hep
pner G azette T im e s
H er husband. B ill, w o rks for the
M orrow County Road I>epartm ent
They have th ree c h ild re n . J a k e . 8 .
J im - 5. and K a t ie . 22 mos
Th e G azette T im e s w elco m es its
newest em plo yee
Sheriff s Report
No. of traffic fatalities decreases
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Keepsake Porcelain C low ns
G-T welcomes new employee
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Douglas J e r r y Anderson and F 'ric
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M ike K ie l
m ann C h ris K ea A shley C o nklin
K ie rin Doherty and John S c a l f . and
freshm en Ken Sn id er G a ry K ea
T im Beeson and K e v V B a ll
M ack aw ard ed the tru st in sp ira
t lim a I a w a rd to Kandy M cC ab e and
the most v a lu a b le p la y e r to M ark
M eyers
fKinnie Ik .h e rty w a s aw a rd e d the
most v a lu a b le lin e m an a w a rd for
the second y e a r in a row
Th e
K a m ik a z e a w a rd for the m ost v a lu
able defensive p la y e r went to M ark
M eyers also for a second y e a r
M ack also recognized those who
w ere on (he Big Sky C o nference
a ll sta r football tra m s Tho se on the
firs t team w ere o ffe n siv e end and
d efensive c o rn e rh a c k Kandy Me
C abe and o ffen sive g u ard and defen
sive linem an Donnie D o herty
On the second team w ere q u a rte r
hack M ark M eyers and o ffen sive
guard Rod T a y lo r R e c e iv in g honor
ab le m ention w as M ey e rs at defen
siv e lin eb ack er
Manne Schmidt has been
selected for November by
her fellow employees based
on effort, friendliness
& courtesy
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