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KH.M T n i » Heppner ( i u r t U U m n. Hrppnrr Oregon Wednesday Or lober H. I W PUBLIC NOTICE O * PRELIMINARY A D V E R T IS E M E N T N ATIO N AI. PU R E S T T IM B E R TO HE SOLD N A T IO N A L F O R E S T T IM B E R FOR SALE I M A I IL L I N A T IO N A L FO RE ST DUCKY IJ* T IM B E R SALE located withing T 4 s R M E r I S R » E W M surveyed SE A LE D BIDS will be received by the Dialnct Hander or h it re p re s e n ta tiv e . Heppner R a n g e r D is tric t, P O B o* 7. Heppner. OR 97836 up to and not later than ID uo a m . local lime, at place of bid opening. December 2 IMS followed immediately by oral bidding lor an estimated I Too M board feel of timber marked or otherwise designated for cutting The minimum acceptable bid per M board feet is Dxlgepole pine fiberwood. 13 63 Additional depitsil required for slash disposal is t TO per M board feet for all species Additional deposit required for road maintenance on National Forest roads over the appraised route is 85 7* per M board feet for all species logs priced per M board feet The contract includes a description of the maintenance work by roads In the event that the total bid value, plus required deposits for this con tra d exceed one million dollars (tl.Oon.otx)>, an KEO compliance review will be conducted on the high bidder to determine if the provisions of Executive ord er 11246 as amended by Executive Order 11375, have been complied with before award can la- made Tim tier included in this contract is subject to the log export and substitution restrictions of T6 CFH 223 10 Holders are required by 36 CFH 223 5 to complete a Certification of Nonsuhstitulion of Timber Pur chased i Part I of form KS 24<*i 4.1 and submit th< (information for the tributary area in Part II of the form Failure to properly complete and sign Part I of form FS-2400-43 will result in the bid I icing rejected as non res p on sive B idd ers are advised that violations of the dome stic processing requirement consti tute breach of contract and may result in contract concellation. or in refusal to award limber sales to the violator, or debarment or s us pen smn from bidding on future timber sales The required bid guarantee is $31X1 (XI The high bidder whose bid is uccepted must, within to days or written notification, furnish a cash deposit, or provide effective pur chaser credit in the amount of 10 percent of total bid \ alue rounded up to the next $HXi This sale is set aside for small business firms with 25 or fewer employees Bids from others will I k - considered only if no valid bid is received from a quail lying small business concern The right to reject any and all bids is reserved Full information concern ing the timber, the conditions of sale, and submission of huts should be ob tained from the D istrict Hanger, Heppner Hanger District. P ( i Box 7. Heppner ( lit 'O ' ti. m the Forest Supervisor. 2517 S W Hailey Avenue, Pendleton. OK 97801 Published (k-tober M). 19H.> October Student of the Month 4 7 »1 .1 0 ^ Senior Chris Mclaiughlin is currently the Student Body Vice l*resident He is the president of Outdoor Club and National Honor Society Chris is team captain of the football tram and a memlH-r of the track team Fifth Q u a rte r Sports u ith Mike Oths Welcome bark after my week in semi shock The aftermath of the Beavers stunning upset of Washington has been put in the proper perspective by another gam e that was played this last week Pity the poor Beavers, they didn't even register the upset of the month, much less of ' the century " In case you didn't notice, the U T E P Miners knocked off Brigham Young last Saturday night For those of you who don t follow football that closely, consider this Oregon State isn t even close to the worst record in football in the last decade Doing into Saturday s gain.- I T I I ’ ■ record for the last II year* was 14 107 They were (»«th is year Now consider that BYU is the defending national champ, was rated in the Top 10, and had won 27 games in a ro w in the conference, and you begin to get the picture While the Beavers have shown some signs of life this year. U T E P was rolling along like normal Amazing. Amazing Did you catch the seventh gam e of the World Series’ If so, you saw some strange goings cm After the gam e got out of hand and it became clear that Kansas City would complete its storybook comeback the Cardinals turned ugly Whitey Herzog and Joaquin Andujar got the heave ho for arguing ball strike calls Andujar is lucky that somebody jumped between himself and the umpire la-fore he threw a punch That might have merited a lifetim e suspension if he had done so Then John Tudor punched out an electric fan and cut up his hand The Cardinals have earned the reputation as a particularly high strung ballelub. and nothing that happened in the Series changed that assessment The Kovals meanwhile were about as loose a team as you'll find Down 3-1 in games to both Toronto and the Cards, the George Brett Ini Hoyals showed no signs of cracking Perhaps the veteran nature of the ballelub played a big role in that respect Wasn't it also nice In see a team win a World Senes at home without the fans destroying the stadium’ Quite a contrast to last year's show in Detroit The Blazers are off to a nice 2 0 start The bad thing about the NH A is the length of the season, however Games now are virtually meaningless Injuries, bad attitudes and other factors will make the league a totally different place by playoff time And only the weakest of the weak miss the playoffs anyway Oh well, it's fun anyway as long as they win. that is Quite a bit of action on the local scene this week also, as Heppner and lone both play home football games while the girls' volleyball tram shoots for a try at the state tourney in a gam e played Saturday in Heppner see related story) Have fun Trivia We have a winner in our trivia quiz contest Gordon Meyers of lone will receive a 3 piece chicken A Jo Jo Box at H A W Drive-in for correctly answering 19 of 20 questions 19 out of 20 is a terrific score, as some of the questions were very hard The only miss was the Ohio State question 1 Sorry folks, my Buckeye colors show through - I »o k for more trivia questions in the near future Enjoy that chickn Gorden Kunner up was Marion McMillan of la-xington Questions i An sw ers:) l«ast major leaguer to hit 400 (Ted W illiam s) Two current teams that used to tie the Washington Senators 'Texas Hangers Minnesota Twins' Team which ended Joe Dl.Maggio s 56gam e streak (C leveland' laist major leaguer with 150 rbl in season (Tom m y D avis). All time leading NBA scorer (K areem Abdul Jabbar'. Dist non Big East team to win NCAA Basketball (N C State', Last non UCLA Pac-10 team to win NCAA hoop title (C alifornia); Uisl NBA player to lead league in scoring assists same year (Nate Archibald); only N F L team to go undefeated, untied (M iam i Dolphins N F L record for consecutive losses (Tam pa H ay!; Oregon State 1962 Liberty Bowl opponent iVtllanova); Starling QH for Ohio State in 1969 Hex K ern). Blazer opponent in '77 championship series i76'er*i All lime leading scorer in basketball for PSU 'Freem an W illiam s1 Head FB coach at Linfield College (Ad Hutschman >. Only sport that Oregon State has won NCAA title (cross country», only golfer to win grand slam 'Bobby Jones'. I » s t male tennis player to win Grand Slam 1 Kod laiver 1. Major League grand slam leader < !»u G eh rig'. Only pitcher to hit two grand slams in m ajor league game i Tony Cloninger). Crystal Ball Traditional form seems to be taking shape in the CB prediction race, as defending champ Brent has moved into the lead If last year holds true, the leaders will get so conservative that It would take Tampa Bay in the Super Bowl to get them off dead center Sour grapes at its finest We also had a good illustration last week of why I pick the guest selector* As long as we cultivate our expert* carefully, the regulars look good So for one week tin- publisher picks the expert, and what happens’ Hon Bowman became the first guest to lead the pack, as he posted a clearcut victory The publisher also recruited this week s guest. John McCabe Assuming he doesn t "butcher" his selections, it could be another prime cut week for the guests I ’ S What happened to G eorge’ Standings Overall. Last W e e k 1 Brent 55 29 (9-5), Dale 53 31, '64t> George 50 34. (5 9). Mike 4»35. (A8>, Dave 49 35. 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WA£_ HA£_ d XT PAL StL. „ — J ______________ Vs Peterson's «iS leweleis 47» «IDO N ,y»»»t Soma historians say that the original Olympics win nars ware awarded the kingdom as tbair prize ountaindale aintenance Fred Koreski P O Bo. 421 Fcwsil OR 97830 7KL3566 N o vem b er 1 8 - 2 2 Carpet Cleaning SPECIAL 27 so irvmgroom, Diningroom, Hollwoy. up to 300 iq b A f DON T CHARO! MHEAGE We r r available *o (be on'ife orea — a— /jEf By Dana Held The Heppner Fillies look the first ever district volleyball champion ship last Saturday. Oct 26 at the tournament played at Riverside high school The Fillies were on the court against the Sh erm an County Huskies to start the tournament Heppner and Sherman County each went into the tournament i,. first place, on their own side of the league Second places were Weston McEwen and Riverside Heppner started out very slow in the first game against the Huskies because they had "th ey jitters” according to Fillies Coach Reynolds Sherman County took advantage of this to beat the Fillies in the first game The second gam e was very important for Heppner to slay in the tournament The Fillies did take over and with their conserative serves, won the gam e This sent the Fillies and the Huskies into a final gam e to decide the Distrlt 7A champions The third gam e began even, then Sherman County moved slightly ahead The Fillies then took control and showed the F illy fans how they ran play As the final point was scored the lone, Lexington, Heppner REVIVAL SERVICES We Welcome You Sunday • November 3 Heppner Church of the Nazarene Guest Speaker ■ Rev. Leon Skinner Morning Worship 11:0 0 a.m. Evening Service 6:00 p.m . Saturday • November 2 8:00 a.m. Men's Breakfast with Rev. Skinner By Dana Held The junior varsily volley ball learn ended the season with a 7-1 record against the Umatilla Vikings The game was October 21 al Umatilla The Killies put (he Vikings away in jusl two games With (heir excellent serves the Fillies didn't need much more to lake the win “ The team had an outstanding m atch against U m a t illa ." said Coach T erri Gentry "They worked well as a team to play Umatilla Sandt Turner had a great serving spree serving for 10 straight points in the si-cond g a m e ," added Coach Gentry The final score to the games were 15 9 and IS I The Killies league record was 7 1 but for the season the girls put out a 12-4 record H e p p n e r'* wins w ere against Grant Union. Ukiah. Riverside. Weston McEwen, Pilot Hock, lone, Stanfield. Umatilla and Spray Th4- Fillies improved a great deal this season, according to Coach Gentry "T h e girls have ability and talent, and were always willing to im prove," said Gentry Mustang J V ’s end season with 16-14 victory By A.NHI i V CO NKLIN Heppner * junior varsity foot hall learn concluded their season at 3 3 with a 16 14 victory over the Weston McEwen Tiger Scols on M o a d ij Oct 21 The Mustangs scored first when Scott Jones dashed in from 15 yards out Pradit Thongdy caught the two point conversion pass from Dick Devin as the Mustangs led 8 0 at halftime The junior varsity learn was filled with a mixture of players "O ur setters Tina Davidson and Shannon M d »u g h lin hustled this year setting up key plays and organizing Ihe team Cindy Slroeber recovered from an early season sprained ankle to hr a very aggres su e player and a great asset to Ihe team Cathy Marlin was very quick and had some excellent serves Val llagar improved greatly this year and Tareen Nash was a good solid player Our freshman Sandi Turner Michelle Wallis and Nance Wright played very well picking up almost everything hit al them inalbing the team to do some excellent plays Jill Conklin played well at the first of the season, but due lo an injury couldn't compete the rest of the season, but was there lo support Ihe team, commented Coach Genlry AH of the junior varsily team will be relum ing next year and they will be s'rong contenders in the confer ence according lo Coach Gentry They im proved greatly this year, and have the raw talent available to be even belter." concluded the Heppner Coach M ethodist Pre-Holiday B azaar Saturday, November 2 9:00 a.m. IN THE CHURCH BA5EMENT Lunch Served 11-1:30 p.m. V < B o w lin g \**ws Dime l Dozen lie Inker Won lo s t No Seven 1*4 8‘ x 16 12 No Four 154 124 No one 15 13 No Eight 14 14 No Two 12 16 No Six No Three II 17 9 19 No Five I Cant in 3-10 Splits converted High game H Hartley 200 . L Massey 192 High senes H Hartley 539. K Me Roberts 5W No Seven 757 High team gam e No Tw o 2.137 High team series Sparrtim rrs October 22 W on Lost T J s Camera 23-9 lam's Processing 23 - 9 Gardners I I 14 Black Mt Elec I7>x I4 'j Petersons 164 - 154 Central Market 15 -17 la s Schwab A • 24 Bud's Put) 7 25 Splits converted Judy Cowell 6-7 10. Gwen Mealy 2 7 8 Phyllis Hunter 5 7 9 ind Vi Wilgers 5-6-10 High gam e LoKayne Bowman 204 High series Fran Hale-540 Thursdav Night I .idles O ctober 21 W on l.osl 21 19 19 BPOE 18 17 Kinzua 14 Ray Boyce Ins 12 Country Hose 8 B i t Repair Hnbhi Childers Splits converted and Betty McDonald 57. Billie Doherty and Karen Palm er 3 10, and M illie Hanna 4 5. 3-10. A 6-7-10 High series Carol Norris-535 High gam e Inetia Cantm 219 Dime A llorrn October 27 H on - Lost No Seven 224 9 4 20 12 No Eour No Two 17-15 No One 16*2 15>X 16 16 No Eight No Six 13 19 No Five 12 No Three 11 M Kindle 225. High game Kindle 192 High series M Kindle 556. J Tanory 519 High team game No Two 803 High team series No POUT 2.251 Koffee Klip K egler» H on - Lost Hi H o s 1 *4 124 MCGG 18 14 Depot Nursery J A J Ceramics Bark n Chips Hv E R IC P O IN T E R plunge for his first touchdown of the The lone Cardinals met the log year gers from Mitchell on Friday Oct 25 Coach Kip Norris commented. " I in a non league football showdown was pleased with the young players The Cards, behind the 211 yards performance Our offense looked rushing by Ken Snider, came away good We executed well so most of with thrir second win of the season, our plays worked O verall, I was posting a 44 8 victory over the very pleased " Diggers lone will fare the Arlington Honk lone took the opening kickoff down ers in their Homecoming gam e this the field and Kod Taylor culminated Friday , Nov I a seven play drive viith a touchdown Statistics plunge of four yards Taylor was I 2 3 4 F used sparingly as a running back as lone 16 0 14 14 44 lone took a page from the Chicago Mitchell 0 0 0 X X Hears play hook latter on in the lone-Taylor I yard run (Snidrr run) first quarter Eric Pointer ran in lone Pointer 3 yard run ' B Hall pass from three yards out and with from K B all) another successful two part conver lone snider II yard run (run failed' sion, the Cards lid 164) after the first lone Snider recovered fumble ( Poin period ter p a«» from Snider) Both teams went scoreless in the lone Snider 26 yard run (Pointer second quarter and lone look their run • 16 4) lead lo the locker room at the lone M rK lligolt I yard run (run half fa iled ' The Cardinals cam e out after Mill hell-Tim Azbill 57 van) run halftime fired up They scored two (Webber run' touchdowns in the third quarter, the Hushing lone Snider 21 for 211 first on an II yard run by Snider, yard»; Pointer X for 44 yards; who also recovered a D igger fumble McKlligotl-4 for 37 yards J Scalf-3 in the end zone for six more lone for 341 yard*, lira-2 for yards; added one extra point on a pass from Taylor-3 for II y ards. Padberg 2 for Snider to Pointer and lead 30-6 after 4 yards; Kevin Hall-2 for minus X three yards The Cardinal luck continued into Passing lone K Hall-5 of X for lo the fourth as Snider scored his third yards; .Snider I of I for 3 yards touchdown and Pointer got his sec Receiving lone M Sea If-2 for 20 ond two point conversion Finally, yard*. Snidrr 2 for 17 yards; Pointer Dick M cElligott capped tone's scor I for 3 yards; It Hali l for 3 voids ing for the gam e with a one yard Heppner increased their lead to 16-0 in the third period Jim Hrosnan powered in from a yard out and Thongdy ran in the extra points The Tiger Scots cam e back in the fourth quarter, scoring two touchdowns and adding one two point conversion However, the Mustangs held on to win 16 14 Heppner was led offensively by the running tandem of Jones and Hrosnan who combined for nearly 200 yards rushing Scoring I 2 3 4 F Weston M cFwen 0 0 0 14 14 Hrppnrr 6 8 8 • 16 The Gutter Dusters 16 16 The Dregs 16 16 Beechers Alley Cats 15-17 No I’ in Hitters 14 1H The Hopefuls 14 18 The I ’ylts 134 184 High game Linda Schultz 199 High series Linda Schultz 497 High team gam e The Dregs >44 High team series No Pin Hitlers 1.589 D o n 't G et C a u g h t W ith Y o u r RV ANTIFREEZE D ow n N ow Only 676-9001 t a n *4 ” Gal. 676-9157 • H ites most colors in one coat • Washable colorías! Mat finish • Easy water clean-up C /L 99 GALLON REG. $ 9 .9 9 P lu s ...G re a t Savings on Speed Lo-Lustre ñ SALE STARTS OCT. 30 thru N O V. 13 • For wells or woodwork • Scrubbable k> lustre finish • Easy wete' clean up GALLON REG $1399 y\o^e 12:00 noon - Ladies Luncheon with CherylSkinner More Information Call 676-5529 • m i F illiet won their first-ever District championship The scores to the three games were 1115, IV3 and 15 lo "Sherman County were excellent players and Patti Sharp was an e x c e p tio n a l h it t e r , " com m en ted Coach Reynolds " I feel though that we play more as a unit and because " f that it is tifficult for other trams to pick out our outstanding h itters," added Coach Reynolds The District Championships will give the Fillies an advantage of hosting the District 8A runnerup for the reg io n a l p la y o ff m atches Saturday . November 2 Prreceding Heppner s win over the Sherman County Huskies, the second place trams competed The Riverside Pirates won that game and then play ed the Sherman County Huskies who won the runner up and will travel to the site of the &A Champions This weekend the Fillies will host one game of the regional tourna ment If Heppner wins they will then travel lo Portland Novem ber 8 and 9 for the state tournament at the University of Portland The fans' support has been great and the Fillies would like to thank and encourage support for the Fillies lone cuts up Loggers JV fillies end season 7-1 THIS A D SPONSORED BY J Fillies take first ever * f* district championship 676-9157 IftÉÉftÉM ^ * r * . *-■ - A . ’ ,**•... 676-5001 424 Linden W ay Heppne
