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TWELVE The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. January 31. 10 '1 . 4 , f f 1 J ' & y ' -i i . It r t ! t . 4 O lone news Eva Hamtett ill ' 421-7557, Mr. and Mrs. George Miller are the parents of a girl born Jan. 15 at the Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. The young girl weighed seven pounds and nine ounces and has been named Kara Brooke. She joins a sister. Kristin, and a brother. Justin. Grandpar ents are Lee and Pat Petty john of lone and George and Ann Wilson of Shelterbay. Wash. Great-grandmother is Hattie Miller of Moro. The lone Topic Club met at the home of Vera Rietmann Jan. 23. Members answered roll call by naming a current book they had read. Loree Hubbard was in charge of the program and read three stories from the book "Ani mals Can Be Almost Human." The selections were "A Dog Named Cider" by Corey Ford; Blue Mountain budget discussed A revised budget requiring a tax levy increase of slightly more than 8'- percent was considered by the Blue Moun tain Community College bud get committee at its Jan. 23 meeting. The budget includes the addition of only one new instructional program in small-business records and management. Funds for the new program would be provi ded half and half by the college and a basic vocational grant. Budget proposals presented included an additional instruc tor in the Business Depart ment, a half-time instructor in small-business records man agement, a half-time grounds keeper, a half-time graphic artist and a part-time secre tary at the Hermiston Center. Reductions of $176,315 from the original budget requests came in the areas of travel, personnel and equipment. At their Wednesday meeting, the committee heard explanations about those items included in the revised budget. "After reading newspaper accounts and visiting with local and state educators, I am firmly convinced that both our budget increase and tax levy increase will be among the lowest in the area and the state." Daniels said. "The program is aimed at helping small and owner-operated businesses in much the same manner as our farm management program helps district farmers." according to Ron Daniels, BMCC president. Decorating planned The Pioneer Memorial Hospi tal Auxiliary members will be decorating the hospital for Valentine's Day Feb. 1 at 1 p.m. All the decorations will be supplied by the Murrays Rexall Drugstore. "Dog Who Came In From The Cold" by William Iverson; and "E.S.P. Freddy and Me" by Esse Campbell. Members of the United Church of Christ women met in the social room of the church Jan. 24. The day was spent in sewing three dozen hospital gowns for the Oregon State Hospital in Pendleton. A no-host salad luncheon took place at noon with a business meeting following. The follow ing officers were elected: Frances Smouse. president; Helen Nelson, vice president; and Katherine Lindstrom, secretary-treasurer. It was voted to change the meeting date from the fourth Thursday to the fourth Tuesday. Next meeting will be at the home of Loree Hubbard, Feb. 26. with Helen Martin and the Rev. Cathy Barker in charge of the program. Each member at tending is asked to try and bring a guest. Norman Nelson is a patient in St. Anthony's Hospital, having had surgery Jan. 24. Margaret and Verner Troedon entertained with a potluck picnic Jan. 26 at their Sagewood Condominium in Palm Springs, Calif, for friends from Morrow County and Oregon, following the Police and Rodeo Parade Saturday morning. Guests present were: Roy and Ka therine Lindstrom (lone). Frank and Edna Helina (Seat tle. Wash.). Lowell and Goldie McMillan (Woodburn). Elmo and Eleanor McMillan (Sa lem), and Paul and Edna Zimmerman (Sandy), Mrs. Floy Van Borstel (Grass Valley). Otto and Louise Mortonsen. and Clayton and Patricia Mahoney Beavor, of Palm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake of Gresham spent the weekend in lone and Hermiston. visit ing friends and relatives. A reception for Gordan and Clara White, who were mar ried shortly before Christmas, will be Feb. 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Catholic Church base ment. There will be a money tree. Everyone is welcome. Feb. 4 at 8 p.m. there will be a grandma shower for June i O'Connor in honor of Matthew Lee Higel in the Catholic Church basement. Matthew is the son of the former Terri O'Connor. Since the Higels are now living in Turkey, gifts will have to be things that can easilv be mailed. Justice Court Violations from the office of Charlotte Gray. Morrow County justice of the peace, for the week ending Jan. 28 are: Timothy Patrick Welborn, Lonerock St. in Condon speeding $24 bail forfeited. ITS MO SEORET 0 You Ifoed a Mcp fV to Know tho Area We have Metsker's Maps of Morrow, Gilliam, Grant, O Sherman and Heppner Maps VJ $1 each County Maps $275each Umatilla Counties The HeM Make tracks to Justice Court Donald T?. Johnson, 3716 N.E. 115 in Portland switched plates not guilty. Robert George Van Schoiack. Rt. 1 Box 3200 in Heppner speeding $6 fine. Laverne Van Marter. P.O. Box 112 S. Main St. in Heppner speeding $8 fine. Thomas Earl Currin, Rt. 2 in Heppner no chauffeur en dorsementdismissed. Curtis Gene Cutsforth, P.O. Box 414 in Lexington speed ing $29 fine. Leo Levi Flower. Rt. 3 Box 3746 in Hermiston disobey stop sign $10 fine. Donald Jack Barnes, 1205 W. Highland Apt. C-l in Hermiston speeding $29 fine. Diana Lynn Miller, 545 E. Matlock St. in Heppner no operator's license $24 fine. Homer Loyd Collins. Star Rt. 7 in Union driving while under the influence of intoxi cants $310 bail forfeited. William Jay Devin, 405 Linden Way in Heppner speeding ($107 fine) and careless driving ($55 fine.). Marshall Dean Fix, P.O. Box 130 in Spray speeding $24 bail forfeited. Rruce Carter Schofield Jr.. 720 E. Sunset Dr. in Hermiston vehicle license expired $32 bail forfeited. ' Maynard Jackson Struthers Jr.. 490 W. Riverside in Heppner speeding $12 fine. Glen Junior Mikesell. S. Chase in Heppner disobey stop sign $17 fine. Mike Joel Pendergrass. Rt. 2 Box 361 in Gaston speeding $12 fine. Charles Edward Feldhacke er, 825 N.W. Angleine in Portland speeding $12 fine. Curtis Lyle Sweek, 405 Water St. in Heppner speed ing $10 fine. Linda Sue Padberg. Water St. in Lexington speeding $10 fine. James Adrian Bost, 3149 S.E. Silverleaf Lane in MII waukie speeding $24 bail forfeited. Wool and lamb producers file for incentive payments Wool and lamb producers have only until today to file for their 1979 incentive payments, according to Judy Buschke, the county executive director Morrow County agricultural stabilization and conservation service office. "Sales slips from 1979 wool and unshorn lamb marketings must be presented before producers can receive the payments," she said. Shorn wool prices averaged between 80 and 85 cents per pound last year and the support price was $1.15 a pound. The rate of payment will be announced about the first of April and payments will be made shortly thereafter she said. Support prices for 1980 shorn wool marketings will be $1.23 per pound and $2,903 per pound for mohair. Ms. Buschke said the 1980 support price for each commodity is at 72.4 percent of parity. Pulled wool will continue to be supported at a level compar able to the support price for shorn wool through payments on unshorn lambs, according to Ms. Buschke. As in past years, shorn wool payments for 1980 will be based on a percent of each producer's returns from sales. ', The percentage will be the amount required to raise the national average price re- ceived by all producers for ; shorn wool sold in 1980 up the " $1.23 per pound support price. Mohair payments will be calculated in a manner simi lar to wool, according to Ms. '; Buschke. However, these pay ments probably will not be necessary in 1980 as it appears r, that the average market price received by producers in the . open market will be higher I than the support price. If g Our nnum t;iiiiliiMiiii.lM"iti,ili,i'Mini"iiT-NiiTiTT-imrini iniim I A J ( If If I I ill I 1 I " 1 I J I 1 HERE'S HOW IT WORKS I . A $5.0(1 free Beef Certificate with the purchase of 2 new passenger car or pickup truck tires. - $10 in free Reef Certificates with the purchase of 4 new passenger car or pickup truck tires. i 3. 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