FOl'R-The Heppner GaieUe-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday,
Firemen respond to fires
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Heppner firemen have been
busy the past week putting out
several brush fires in and near
the city.
On Wednesday, July 16,
firemen responded to a grass
fire on a hill above the city
between Center and Baltimore
Friendship Baptist musical
"A New Song", a street
evangelism and music minis
try team, will present an
evening of music on July 25. at
7:30 p.m. at the Friendship
Baptist Church grade school
multi-purpose room.
Under the direction of Mr.
Dan Roth, this mobile minis-
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Saturday, July 26, at
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Coffee Served
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Monday, July 28
TME 6:00 1st Show 8:00 Second Show
LOCATION Morrow County Fair Grounds
Elephants - Clownt - Aeriolitti - Jugglers - Lions Zions - Zebra -Camel-Giant
Snakes A Three Ton White Rhino And Morel
Whip ft Rope Artists 90 minutes of entertainment music from
the mighty circus organ. A real live wild animal circuis.
Advance Sales
Adult-$3" Child-$2"
Advance Tickets Available At
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streets. The fire burned some
grass and was estinguished in
about 10 minutes.
On Thursday, July 17, fire
men fought another grass fire,
this one on the Condon-Hep-pner
highway across from the
Heppner swimming pool.
The blae was close to the
try team will present hvmns of
the faith and some moderate
contemporary music
This team consists of 12
Christian men and women
auditioned from across the
country. Their presentation
theme is "The Power of God."
emphasizing through word,
drama and music their per
sonal commitment to the
Biblical view of God through
faith in Jesus Christ.
"A New Song" is one of
three musical outreach en
sembles which are touring
throughout the western U.S..
Alaska, and Honduras. Cen
tral America this summer
under the auspices of "Artists
in Christian Testimony." of
Portland.
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road and quicklv extinguish
ed. On Monday. firemen
answered another grass fire,
also on the Condon highway,
about four miles from town.
That hlae was also quickly
extinguished.
evening
Artists in Christian Testi
mony is a trainine. evangel
ism, and missions ministry
which wins and mobilizes
musicans to become more
effective for Christ
in their churches. on
the mission field, and in their
professions These objectives
are accomplished through
musically oriented ministry
projects AfT's use of music
and focus op artistic media
distinguishes it from other
general Christian ministries
Street evangelism is a
ma jor part of the "A New
Song" summer ministry for
mat. Dan Roth says "Unfor
tunately these days, the only
people generally seen on the
si reels speaking to the issue of
religion are those involved
w ith the many new cults. More
Christians need to tastefully
and boldly raise questions in
the minds of people that God
wants to answer. That is why
we're on the streets."
'Rrnadsides"-a cartoonlike
gospel tract, is one method
that "A New Song" uses.
"Many people are afraid of
religion and I don't blame
them". Roth says. "That's
why we are trying to com
municate the reality of a
relationship with Christ in
terms they can understand."
The broadsides use humor and
current issues to gain a
reading-and most are read
and then passed on to a friend.
"A New Song" will provide
an evening of music uplifting
' for the whole family.
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CORPORATION
Wheat sent
to Pakistan
Ten thousand metric tons ol
hard red winter wheat origi
nally earmarked for export to
the Snvirl I'nion are on their
way to Pakistan under the
Public Law 4H0 Title II
proeram. accoHini' t :i I'.S.
Dept. of Acr-i ii'iM' new
release
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whi'.il lit ll I" ' s
memo " s;nit " '
Agriculture M. I'.. i "i n
Wi Innricd earlx I i' '
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The (')irt ciiiur;ici ru'h'v
for the wheat hail In -en
acquired hv the rnmninditv
Credit Corporation as a result
of the suspension of shipments
of agricultural commodities to
the I'SSR.
Bergliind said CCC intends
to take dolivorv in the next few
months on additional wheat
contracts, perhaps as much as
lhni.imni metric tons "The
wheat is heine scheduled for
ewirl tinder our Title II
proeram." Bercland said
"This is in line with the
President's approval of addi
tional funds for P.O. 4H0 and
my statement to the Joint
Reonomic Committee of the
Congress on Jan. 30." he said.
At that time. Bercland had
said CCC would assume all the
contractual obligations for
wheat originally scheduled for
shipment to the Soviet Union
and would reserve it for use in
our foreign food assistance
programs.
The 200.000 tons of wheat
which will be shipped under
the P L 480 program are in
addition to the quantities
purchashed to stabilize farm
prices and stock the food
security reserve.
Earlier this year. USDA
asked Congress for an urgent
supplemental appropriation
for fiscal year 1980 to augment
current P L. 480 foreign food
assistance programs. Presi
dent Carter signed a bill this
week authorizing a supple
mental appropriation of $123
million for Title II.
Deputy Secretary Jim Wil
liams announced last Friday
that CCC was cancelling its
invitation for offers to pur
chase wheat contract rights
since all of them, with the
exception of those being
reserved for the Title II
program, now have been
assigned.
Princess
Lottie Laughlin
Invites You To Dance To The Music Of
Saturday July 26
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Singles oo Couples
Concessions
At least we don't have kangaroos
What sort of problems does
an Agistrailian wheat farmer
have to contend with that his
American counterparts don't?
Brett Crook, a 24-year-old
wheat and barley farmer from
Jerramungup. Western Aus
tralia, says kangaroos in the
fields flattening down crops is
one difficulty American farm
ers don't have to overcome.
Americans look at kanga
roos as cute little animals that
i arrv their young in a pouch
i-rt live peaceably in zoos
md the country.
Kiii Crook says the kangar
.ios are real pests, knocking
..n lonces and crops.
Tir 'tv ermin." he says,
.mil ihwrr are more of them
in XiMnalia now than ever
hetorc "
Here as part of a rural youth
exchange. Crook is visiting
local farmers to exchange
inlnrmation He is presently
stavinc with the Jerrv Myers
taniilv of Butler Creek
Crook, whoes family owns
khimi acres in Western Aus
tralia, savs another difference
between Australian wheat
farming and eastern Oregon
farming is at home there is no
summer fallow. Crook says an
average of 19 inches of rain
falls in Australia, and that
TEL-Law
i Editor's Note: The follow
ing article from the July 2
llerniiston Herald wan
bronchi to our attention by
Mrs. Pat Rrindle. director of
the Heppner Neighborhood
Center and Justine Weather
ford. K'itirens may dial a toll-free
telephone number to gain
much free, legal Information.
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future reference, t
TEL-LAW operates seven
days a week: 10 a m. -8 30
p.m., Monday-Friday: noon-6
p.m. weekends. It is closed on
holidays. The toll-free number
is 1-800-452-4776. When the
phone is answered, tell the
operator the number of the
tape you want to listen to.
Here is a list of tape subjects
and their numbers:
F AMILY LAW
1 Marriage in Oregon.
5 Dissolution of marriage.
19 Who will get child cus
tody in a dissolution of
marriage.
20 How financial support
for a child or spouse is
established in a marriage
dissolution.
21 What
support or
being paid.
to do if child
alimonv is not
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Jerry Myers (left) and Brett Crook
sheep grown for wool are
grazed on land between
crops.
He says that when h
returns home from his American-Canadian
trip next Jan
uary he hopes to begin
applying for a homestead
along the coast of Australia.
Crook says qualified appli
cants can be granted home
steads and that the land is sold
offers legal advice
28-General information
about adoptions.
32 Change of name.
YOl' . WD YOl RK.STATK
B Your will.
10 Why protiate.
11 What taxes have to be
paid if someone dies.
14 What is a trust
RF.AI. F.STATF.
8 Buying and selling real
estate (part I: listing agree
ment, earnest money agree
ment, closing the sale).
9 Buying and selling real
estate 'part 2: title insurance,
deeds, mortgages and con
tracts. IB-Rights and duties of
tenants.
17 Rights and duties of
landlords.
CRIMINAL LAW
2 Must I take a chemical
breath test?
3- Should I fight my traffic
ticket?
12 Are you a victim of mail
order fraud9
23 Your rights if you are
arrested (part 1).
23 Your rights if your are
arrested (Part 2 after the
arrest ).
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to them by the government at
a very low price. He says he
probably needs four to four-and-one-half
thousand acres to
make a go of it, and that the
land will have to be cleared
Iielore it would be ready for
crops and sheep
Crook says Australian mar
kets for grain are Russia,
China, Japan, nmone others.
SKA IOH CITIZEN
lHRMTI(N
13 Federal tx benefit for
persons KS and oer.
IIWKIU I'TCY AND
CRFHIT
15-Your rights and respon
sibilities when applying for
credit or loans.
2H-How do 1 take a bank
ruptcy? 3(-Can bankruptcy help
me
44 -Is there an alternative
to banknilcy''
LAWYERS
7- lawyer referral
18 Prepaid legal insur
ance 31- 1-gal aid
33 - Lawyers.
34 - Lawyers fees
3fi- If you have a problem
with your lawyer
(i EN Ell l.
4 - Small claims court
2'J LiU-l and slander.
27- Cortes de menores.
3r - What to do in case of an
auto accident .
37 - Patents and copyrights.
38 -What is a subpoena
41 - Rights of the disabled -education
and employment.
42- Should I incorporate''
43 - -Oregon marijuana law
47-Baggage and freight
loss claims.
SO- Workers compensation.
51 - What is TEL LAW
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and that farmers sell their
wheat to foreign markets at
one sel price.
So far Crook has visited
farming and dairy operations
in Coos Bay. Enterprise and
lleopner. Soon he will travel
on to Canada, then to South
Dakota and other areas before
returning home next January.
Arts council
now accepting
applications
The Eastern Oregon Re
gional Arts Council is now
accepting applications for the
1WMM981 Rural Artists Resi
dency Program "
A continuation of last year's
successful program, the Rural
Artist Residency Program
will provide professional art
ists, poets, and performers in
selected Eastern Oregon
school districts
There will be eighteen
residencies lasting nine weeks
at a salary of $2,400,
during which time the artist
will teach as well as work with
teachers and gifted students
from a studio space w ithin the
school
To apply: artists, poets,
craftsmen, etc . should submit
a brief statement of their
interest and experience in
rural programs as well as
preferences as to grade level.
This should be accompanied
by a complete resume and
slides (or other documenta
tion appropriate) of the art
ist's work All documentation
should be accompanied by a
postage-paid self-addressed
return envelope Applications
should be made to: Rural
Artist Residency Program,
EOKAC. 116 Hoke Center,
Eastern Oregon Slate College,
La Grande, Or 97Br0, and
postmarked no later than
August I, mno.