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. . * • ' . w *• « ‘ **.•*'. ^ . ; • • *. , » . • • ' * . •• • * • ìM ■ y y.r - V . ' • f ‘I s • . -¿; * » .• llt e » Mustangs wrap up Rockets 28-8 IVNO - llrp p n rr (.d /iiu -1 iiius, lltppiH r. O r((»n Wrdncsdn>. N uw nibff H, lWV By Bob Krem * • *•': '< 1 W ' * Ptwto by Joyc. Hugh»» R u s s e l l B r u t e l u d e s t a c k ie r in g a m e a g a in s t P ilo t R o c k Hepp- n e r w o n f in a l c o n t e s t o f t h e y e a r 2 8 - 8 St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board 41 T w o import.m t evenly coming yet this week .ire u home Kiked Im nl sale F rid a y beginning al 9 a m arul the second potluck dinner and games party al 5 p m Sunday. S o \ 12 The I o « h I sale features breads, rolls, pies, cakes and cookies The polluck and parly is for everyone lo come and enjoy (ieiK -i.il chairm an iv Helen (iillia m . (>76 s \ \ t > th e q uilling group iik - i Iasi thursday and announces plans lo meel each T h u rv tay at I p m in the d in in g room I hey exam ined numerous quilled items amt chose to start w ith making quilted ornaments and small gifts Theta ta iw c . 676 ‘44*46, is chairman This past Monday the Heppner (ia rd e n C lu b met in the dining room to make autumn centerpieces lo r decorating the C olum bia Hasm banquet tables this Ihursday Ihcse designs, made Iro m Indian C o rn , wood n b bon, dried flow ers aiul plant materials, may also be used as door swags or wall hangings I hex w ill adorn the noon dinner tables here in our center this Wednesday A lte r the I hursday banquet they w ill be gisen to the nur sing h o itK \ daycare center, the schools and other spots around town Kert week t >n I uesd.is .it p m the ( lass o l AS w ill riK-et in the sitting room On Wednesday the Thanl eo me dinner w ill he held al norm Menu turkey atul dressing, mashed potato, grasy. sweet potatoes, fruit salatl, broccoli, bread and pum pkin pic Wcdnesday at 7 p m the V I \S meeting is in the sitting room I» v .. . , • * i *4 , ♦ <* *- tf r • . « P ’. •• • ».* ' “*• V * * # try . * > •• M ai . / T , * '» \ v . •/ ' r [J \ , ■ ' - ' » . 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( f e n c in g ) . and HamMcton ConstriKlion Survey me B.iker EASTERN OREGON OUTDOORS 4 . ait^* It usually takes going hunting in the fall before the realization firu llv sets in that w arm weather actisiiics are near ly over for the year, a revelation ihat finds many eastern O regon sportsMK-n looking hack on all the things they wish Fall Bass Still Available they'd dtme more of while they had the chance Take bass fishing, for exam ple, the fastest growing outiloor sporting .»etivi ty in the Northwest M o re arul more- anglers arc discovering (he thrills «>f this exciting pursuit each spring arul sum m er, yet by the tim e hunting season rolls around thev sadlv hang up their bass rods until the next spring, victims of the misconception that bass, being w arm -w a ter fish, cannot he caught after the weather turns chilly The fact is. these anglers are deny ing themselves some incredible 'hassin' opportunities Contrary to what they may have heard, bass fishing hardly ends w ith hunting season “ In tact, it’s quite the opposite; it gets h otter." says D ub U iS h ot. a top bass tournament pro fro m S pringfield. O regon l,aSh«H. who fishes reservoirs throughout the \Nest (including those of eastern O regon) for recreation and in com petition, claim s souk - of the best fishing of the year can he had in the fall, though anglers w ill need to switch to tactics iiK«rc suggestive o f that season's activities " I t becomes more o f a hunting' game in the fall for bass." U iShot said " Y o u may spend quite a while looking lor them without catching anything hut once y«Hi find them , you can catch a lot o f lish without m oving verv tar A lot o f I imk - s y o u 'll find them pretty hunched up this tim e ol year, particularly on your reservoirs where the w ater is drawn d«>wn I a Shot said he starts looking tor fall bass on main feeder creek p oin tv then slowly works his way hack into the coves until he finds the fish l m i . i I ly . he says they w ill he holding near structure or sharp bends in the submerged creek channels in water from 10 to 25 feet deep or deeper "F .ven though there w ill he- shod periods during the w arm er pads «>1 the day when the fish w ill c «> iik - shallow . I still «lo better on those conccn trated fish in the deeper w a te r ," he said W hen he finds fish in the top 10 or 15 feet o f w ater. I at Shot uses w ide- w obbling crankbaits. such as Kapala Shad Rap or a Poe's, and retrieves them slowly near the bottom Since he feels crawfish are the bass primary torage «luring this tim e. la S h o t suggests plugs in brown <<i brown and reil and says those which a lv i feature a splash o f chartreuse tend !■ w ork even hotter In ilceper w ater. I .«Shot o|Ms tor lus favorite- lute ol a ll. a |i: .uul p (a rubber skided, '•» or 3 X ounce Icadhcad |ig tip jv il wi t h a pork rin.l tra ile r) and gently hops or craw ls it down the crec^-channel s lo (\ s And another th in g ." the successful pro tipped, " a lot of guvs ov eil >k it. hut believe it or not. it you stud having some of those nice w arm «lavs alter s»>tm- pretty hard weather, sometimes you can pul on a b u //b u it an«l «.itch a big fish I sen it the water temperatures have cooled o ft an«! the fish have become a little more lethargic, if you get three or four «lavs <>t semi good weather and waniK-r temperatures than what they have beet those fish w ill still bust a h u //h u it. and hard And thev w on't h> si all fish, these are big o n e s ." It' s only natural for spodsnten's thoughts to turn to hunting in the fall, hut lor those who u I m > cnj*»y bass fishing, a rew arding oppodunity awaits in the lull between shots " I t is a good time o f the y e a r.” laiShol suu! "I t ' s not like in the spring you can't |us| run «town the hank and pick them o ff. hut in the fall, more than anv other i i i i k -. it you find one fish yo u 'll tuul several Sometimes it can he |ust fantastic " . H eppner C ity League BASKETBALL Games start November 26 Schedules out next week For more information call } Dorian Forrar 676-5267 \5«»n lo s t C îa/eiic T ime» 7 21 ( iarUncr\ 17 II 17 C en im i Market II C i*in fr> R»»vr I h 'l IIW 1 o Schwab 13 15 1 V ier v»ni N) IR No 7 4 24 H igh game l o k j v r x Mow n u n .'Ri H igh w rie s Andrea M»»rtimorr 4^4 Spins om verted I il H>«vvc K Ht k.iihs C ut\k*rth ' HI Sandi Hanna 1 HI Ih m r A lh i/ r n ( M n h r r 2^. 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' • N o X. 2211 High senes I inda Schult/ 5Aj \ ' f Behe Munkers 201 MvRaihcm (wim WnArvUie * */.'• ; * . \ W A Split» conven ed Janet lieam cr 4 5 * j ,> sk * kuviM a lhcf 4 5 ' \ 4 5 I u v ilia Sonvlcgard ><:< ' ' C o m p an y S p o k an e. H i||h tra m «crics 3 | ï ’; 9 i ‘ > • r wi t h th e F e d e ra l H ig h w a y Adm inistration Steelman l>u ff, Iru . C larkston. Washingt«>n was awarded the con tra c t in the am ount of S I . 9 0 1 .0 3 2 20 Subcontractor per form ing various w ork items arc H ighw ay Specialty Contractors Gresham, (w aterline, drainage struc tures. and cattle guards). Acme Con A Ifcisrn •* :* • v - - . T he crushing o f base aggregates and aggregate lor hot bituminous plant m ix has been perform ed by M orrow ('«Hints under an agreement High tCAfli jMmr No V m Won loM N«> H 24W IIW No 1 24 12 No 1 21 13 No 3 17 6» No 7 13 21 No 4 L3 21 No 2 nw 22 W No 6 24 12 Spin% «.omrnnl Fml BrrcOinn 2 7. I tk i II t M4\sr> % <VK> Don Greenup '7 , Hohe Munkrr* \ K>. Dtlhrrf Hmvhu» \ R». ( «n»i b e g in h* M ark Hagt’ll fh e project consists o f 4 65 miles grading, base and bitum inous pas mg Approxim ately 4.*4V> Icet «>1 X " and 2.WX) lect o f 10” waterline w ill he relocated d u rin g construction BOWLING Nm 5, IW9 to M cC lellan d Mow man 4-5*7 fRM BCMWf S § / 2 Construction should begin nest week on the W illo w Creek Road proiccl Construction slaking is go mg on at this tim e along w ith the Ivginning o f fence construction The section under contract begins ap proxim atcly 2 ' : m iles southeasier ly o f Heppner on W illo w Creek Road and connects the pavement at the upper end o f W illo w Creek R e s e n o ir to the construction com pletcd this Fall The contrac* w ill be administered by the Fcdcra. .ughw ay Administra tM>n (F H W 'A ) headquartered in Van couvcr. W’A The l«Kal office lor project adm inistration is ItK jic d in the Bishcc building (behind the Ciust to Coast store) on M a in Street Pro ject engineer for construction is Kuv eretc . , IS»* j* y*' r record O * • r . r / . extra point attempt was blocked, n u k in g the final score 2 « H Coach T ille ry said. " I t was a fine- rewarding season, hui it is always disappointing not reaching your gculs " The Mustangs ended up third in the C B ( with a lour and tw o T«>W»f 5-7 H igh (iam e K cm em hci the D o lla n d e ( ar is available on I uesday s and Thursdays C a ll the o ffice 676 *4tlM) between a m and ^ p m or 676- VHW Tuesday and 676 **4" on Thursday f * y>: ! Xr** * . . r r « ' - r Ihursday The O utliers w ill meet at I p rn Mease bring fabrics for mak ing ornaments O n F rid a y. N ovem ber 3. the Heppner Mustangs wrapped up their season against the P ilo t Kock Rockets The Mustangs scored first on a one yard run by tailback Russell Britt Rick O sm in added the estra point, g o in g the Mustangs an early 7 to 0 lead The Mustangs then gt>t tackled in the end /o n e for a safety n u kin g the score 7-2 Pilot Rock scored again before halftim e when Andy M e n t/c r caught a screen pass and ran 61 ya rd s fo r the R o c k e ts firs t touchdown o f the night The Rockets extra point attempt failed, giving the Rockets an K to 7 lead at half time In the second h a lf the Mustangs scored th re e u n a n s w e re d touchdowns The first one came on a seven-yard run by Britt Britt add ed the tw o point conversion giving the Mustangv a 13 to K lead The next score came when linebacker Rick (K m in intercepted a pass and re tu rn e d it 27 y a rd s fo r a touchdown (K m in added the kick n u k in g the score 22 lo K The third touchdown came when Britt switch ed from tailbac k to quarterback and hit Bob Krein on a 32 yard pass The C o n s tr u c tio n V I Alt I s * . t »vi r* (ia n J n c n ('e n tra i M arket C «nintrv Ro\e 1 r% V hwah l\Terv*ns N«» 7 20 «'5 1 osi R It 12 IX 'i M II 21 5' y :f>'r U 21 IR Spliis converted JuJ> ( 5 ? Kulhs ( iilNk»nh 4 5 Sands Manna 4 5 \ gi 1.» kn- M lsa a i x ' ‘ M i Mtjrh G arrir Mamie Itu p h r* I1* ' Mitfh S e r if' ( hris I m.mnn 4«iM tL The Dazzling Blue Topaz o. The Ideal November Birthstone See Our Selection Today o iv r > Peterson’s will be closed Saturday, November 11, 1uF for Veteran’s Day V .'* ’ P e te rs o n ’ H eppner --------------------- A 3 Jewelers 6 /6 «700
