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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1980)
...prt...pt..ynprr.y pi ii (pi pi nii jfjy pji iiin p pin ipui pii piiptijjuijjijiiij. j.. j. miii jiijllj pt-pcpi-pii-y-nii- g.(rjpr, ... ipmpn ininiiniiiijiiiiii -iiiiinmii pi p---- p--fp--- r-0-0-0-0r pi- pn ju mi , d d Energy questions to be answered at fair The lleppner Gazette-Times, lleppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 23, 1980-SEVEN How practical is solar energy? Can we harness wind power for home use? Will gaNohol relieve our depen dence on Arab oil? , These question! and more will be addressed at the American Association of Un iversity Women (AaUw) sponsored Energy Fair to be Irrioon pod GnnlcrSr tot morrow ij County Sheriff W unaVHaiitd cltlMnt at Morrow County ntraai alvt our upporl and ar.din.monl fa Bud Inolort for Ihorlft of Morrow County. Wo vroo all at our frlonai to oln wlttt IM Wl NtlO ACHAMOil kud It voloron of 4 yoorf U I Air fore, ol Mia Korowi Conflict, I yoora City olttomon In Hormitton ana' oaort Munklpol Jvda of Mormlntton with 7 roon ol outlnoat Monooomont. Thli would maka oood Inorltt tor . " of Morrow County, j Vote Bud Englert On Nov. 4 Baymond f. "S" Salty Prrti CurtlorTn Bodnoy A. plus JottlaM. Rmvh Boy A Ltndtrram John Moliaho L "ad" Dtck. Paf Ttylor Pat BCuta form Bokort . "Boo" Ptloraon BodCaflfnt Jot Titan OoKOroy Karon Ptlmor . Itacoy Lovoron Moo) a. "Ooy" Mannman Clara Bald Jama I. "Jim" Barrott Dana Nanca varotf Manhman Danny 0. Corf man Tarrl tarwalaa Ooarat C. Oatlorrat KffMWfft SOnWMtf) Dolbort Mr Lachlar, Donna Cowan Kan Palmatoor Sandra K. Row Vk Oroinont. r. Prank Bntot Janot LlnaHtrarr) Victoria I CotlMt . lea Imlttl Dartona Lovoron " )l , l - 1 1 : ho. . I t. - j - .,- -i :': : J .0, m .. I Lailnfton LoatnftaoJ Irriaoo Soardmoo taimatott Irrlaon toalnfjtew Irrlawaj ioaramaw Irrtajoft '. Oorarny Rutl lona fi. Jaann rowtt . Irrlaoaj rana Halvorton Ion VarratTaylar LaalntjtM ;X rUW Muortoi Jam ettatfay iji Jim arookt Jaaaa C aakor Dtlbort eipor y' Jormlt &ray font i-ij Marry Taarort Irrltjon OtM L Bowman lona aid for by th Commiftoa to flact Bud Englarf Sheriff. oaramM Lailrtofon Jamtt Marauardl , fta I. CuTitorth. 9f Ik-mWaJH Joint Icatt tfiaran M. Rom Oonnlt Millar ' eannla Millar. Alana Andaraoo (III Fulton Jack CcHIInt Ltilnaton , Moosnar Haoonor aaraman Maponor Hoppnor Hoppnar Irrioon Mint Hon Dorlt M. Calllm Don Crllort Joan Hironot nrchM Ball Mantt Hook ay Maynar Saafalal MtatPrac C I Mcltttotn Vlalt iprMtaar C C "Jualoo" Carmlchaof Id PadDora Alton Muanai tavteoek oblmlttt tharrla Imirfi Loll Jarmtton arkara J Matr.li aiaaVt f nraor Linea Nanca fttanloy Can Linda iinorivt DaiW Dontoa. r. Wayna aVilaan Clintan Bold Bay Banka lam "eaBtjy" Mayor D Moaoonstr Bandy Mandonkall Oary B "Butcti" Uattn Cindy (hatliKk Jack Ployhar Jat Halyortoa Marl Murray Davit iamofl Marofd arattrom Tom tlltort Irrlaon Haponor Moppnar Lavlnttaa , lona Hoppnor Ltitnaton Ltilnaton Lalnton Hoppnor Irrioon lona Ltilnaton Hoppnor Irrioon ; Kt 2. o 77H Of. " Hoppn ..v..-r.v.rrr:;::Wt:':irtK'; held Wednesday, Nov. 12. at 7:30 p.m. in the IJeppner High Si-hool Cafetorium. Participant include David Burns of the East Oregon Solar Group; Rod Aho of the Bonneville Power Adminis tration, who will speak on wind power; Corrine Lindsay, who will speak on gasohol and other alcohol fuels; Harry Kennison of Kinzua, who will speak on the proposed wood wast generating plant; Paul Sumner of Columbia Basin Electric Coop., who will en courage conservation; and Gene Rietmann, who will tell about windmills currently in Morrow County. Following ten-minute pre sentations by each partici pant, there will be a refresh ment period during which the audience will be invited to write down questions to be asked of the participants during the second portion of the program. The Energy Fair is open to the public free of charge and all are encouraged to attend. AAUW members are asked Irrigon seniors travel to Oahu by Frances Rose Wilson Five senior citizens from Irrigon Joined the SCRAM group on a trip to Hawaii. They were: Craig Courtney, Ruth Bentley, Lola Breeding, Marge Shade and Vestie Elgin. They visited the state capi tal building and the palace where the Hawaiian king lived long ago. They all went on several tours with the tour group seeing much of the Island of Oahu. Of course a trip to Hawaii wouldn't be complete without a luau and the group enjoyed this. They were surprised to find there were no seagulls on the island but many white pigeons. Some said they would liked to have spent the winter there, commenting that one week was just too short a time to see the islands. to be at the high school at 7 p.m. for a short meeting. uuLnJ Y7 JVl OREGONIANS ARE VOTING czn "The mess in Iraq and Iran points out the need for having the nuclear option" says Mrs. Marjorie K. Lessey, Chairman, Women & Energy "The fighting in the Middle East and the shut off of major oil supplies has resulted in leaders of the western world again agreeing that our energy needs cannot be met without nuclear power. Our very secu rity depends on developing our own energy resources includ ing nuclear power to replace OPEC oil. Measure 7 would deny Oregon the nuclear option. Join me in voting NO on 7." Mrs. Marjorl K. LBy, Chairman, Woman & Energy St. Helena, Orugon Oregon loses if Ballot Measure 7 wins. We lose the option until the 21st Century to use additional nuclear power when and if we need it. 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