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The lone Cardinal Club
plans to serve a complete
turkey dinner to the areu
public on Nov. .
This single money making
nroiect. nhvm n inh oniru.
Eastern Star meets, plans installation
Ruth IocUKt. Chapter no. 32,
Order of the Eastern Star, met
Oct, 13 for a regular meeting.
Worthy Matron Louise Wood
and Worthy Patron John Wood
presided over the business of
the chapter,
Grand committee members
were escorted and Introduced,
Including Hurriet Has Rrouck
from Pendleton of the Cancer
Hescarch Committee and Lois
Peterson from Hermlston,
chairman of the ESTARL
Fund Committee. They told of
the accomplishments of their
Vision may be factor
in hunting accidents
Each year an estimated 400
hunters die by accident. An
additional 2,4(M) are injured,
and thousundK of domestic
animals arc unintentionally
destroyed.
Hunters decide whpn to
squeeze the trigger primurily
based on what they see, or
more specifically what they
think they w. The quality of
vision is the key factor. If
vision is inadequate the poten
tial for accidents increases
substantially.
A Minnesota Hunter Cas
ually Study revealed that a
large percent of the hunters
musing hunting accidents had
defective vision and that a
majority of them were not
aware of It.
Another pointer from the
Cookie workshop
offered again
Keen use of the unanticipat
ed demand of the Blue
Mountain Community College
"Christmas Cookie Work
shop," a second section is
being offered, says BMCC
area coordinator Nancy
Brnwnfield.
The workshop will feature
do-ahead holiday cookies, us
ing both traditional and for
eign recipes. Students will be
mixing cookie batter and
baking during the class time.
Use of cookies as centerpieces
will also be demonstrated.
The workshop will Ik held at
Heppner High School from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday,
Dec. 13. Cost of the class is
$10; instructor is Linda Pant
er. A class limit of 15 members
has been set, so anyone
interested must be prerogis
tered by Nov. 30. For further
information contact Nancy
S Brownfield at 676-5039.
Bronfield says that those
wishing to register may go to
her home to do so.
Umatilla
Ready -Mix
is Still in Business in
Heppner
Cement deliveries scheduled twice
weekly to South Morrow County.
Regularly on
Wednesdays end Fridays
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ponton, will support the club's
buried to howl a teacher
reception nd tfrndiiHtinn tea,
a HiitiHlnntial scholarship to a
graduating senior and Christ
rnim candy to be distributod at
respective committees. Over
$40,000 hag been given to the
Health Services Center of the
University of Oregon for
cancer research during lat
year.Thirty-two seminary
scholarships were donated by
ESTARL Fund, Each speaker
presented different ways for
funding these programs.
Other visitors present were
Jan Friedly of Purple Sage
Chapter of Pilot Rock, Helen
Friedly of Bushee Chapter of
Pendleton and Dick Peterson
of Queen Esther Chapter of
Hermiston.
Oregon Optometric Associat
ion (OOA)-it is estimated that
nearly eight percent of the
male population of the United
States are color deficient and
have particular trouble distin
guishing between red and
green. It is advisable to wear a
bright orange hunting cap and
clothing in place of the
traditional red.
Every hunter should have
regular professional optomet
ric examinations. Hunting
activities should be discussed
in relation to the hunter's
vision needs, explains the
OOA. A few precautions
regarding vision can increase
hunting success and pleasure
and decrease the accident toll.
For additional information
contact your local doctor of
optometry, affiliated with the
American Optometric Assoc
iation. Sheriffs
Report
The Morrow County Sher
iff's Dept. reports the follow
ing incidents over the past two
weeks :
On Oct. 21, a pickup truck
was reported to be on fire on
1-84, one mile east of Board
man in the west-bound lane.
The Boardman Fire Dept.
responded to the call.
Also on Oct. 21, a grass fire
was reported along the road
three miles east of Boardman.
The Boardman Fire Dept.
again responded to the call.
On Oct. 18, the sheriffs
dept. received several reports
of bird hunters on posted land
and in the game refuge.
On Oct. 17, Max Louder
reported a two-way radio,
valued at $rW), stolen from a
tractor at Simtag Farms.
On Oct. 14, Corrinne Guz
man reported a burglary at
Lincoln Square Apts. at
Boardman.
On Oct. 13, Bob Deeter,
lone, reported a stolen Mundo
10-speed bicycle.
Also on Oct. 13,E-S.Toadvin
reported criminal trespass on
Port of Morrow property.
for dispatch
turkey dinner
Christmas lime.
The public may purchase
their turkey dinner from 4 to 7
p.m. in the lone School
cafeteria.
Following
the meetinc.
Anna Graham and Lota Tib
bies served refreshments
from tables decorated with
fall colors and flowers.
The next meeting will be
held Monday, Nov. 3. It will be
a special meeting for install
ing those officers who were on
vacation at regular installa
tion time. Grand committee
members coming from Mil-ton-Freewater
and Fossil will
also be welcomed at that time.
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EOSC soccer team shut out of competition
Eastern Oregon State Col
lege .Soccer Coach Harvey
Lipman said recently that the
Northwest Intercollegiate Soc
cer Conference, affiliated with
NAIA, has, in effect, closed
out EOSC from 1980 Collegiate
league soccer competition.
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15-member EOSC team was
on the "final" 190 schedule of
the Northwest Intercollegiate
Soccer League he received in
June. He subsequently found
out that the league met in
September and reorganized
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west Intercollegiate Soccer
Conference (CNWISC) then
scheduled their games for the
1980 season leaving EOSC out.
"The action of the CNWISC
was at best inconsiderate,"
said Lipman, who had already
made travel and housing
arrangements for the first
schedule of games. He had
recruited new players and
even begun practice.
The close-out means there is
no chance for EOSC seniors to
compete in organized league
soccer during their last year
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ise of a specific soccer
schedule will have no league
schedule at all. Two of
Lipman's freshmen recruits
moved from the Willamette
Valley. "Recruiting will be
rendered either impossible or
extremely difficult next year
since I will not be able to
inform potential students of
this year's league results,"
said Lipman.
The close-out removes the
possibilities for post-season
play and poses, said Lipman,
"Possible difficulties In con
vincing the NAIA District 2 of
the viability of the soccer
team at EOSC make it leu
likely that EOSC will be
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had been a member of the
CNWISC for at least three
years and had done fairly well
for Its size. The team finished
last year with a 2-4-2 record,
good enough for an Invitation
to play in the championships.
In a last-minute hustle
Lipman has arranged some
games with soccer clubs and
junior varsity teams adding,
"That's certainly not league
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According to Lipman, EOSC
Athletic Director Martin Seid,
ler is scheduled to meet with
conference officials to discuss
the matter.
November Schedule
The Department of Motor
Vehicles will be open 8a.m. to
S p.m. every week day In
Heppner with the following
exceptions : ,
Monday, Nov. 3 - closed,.
Tuesday, Nov. 4 - Election
Day. close
Wednesday, Nov. 5 - closed.
, Friday, Nov. 7 - closed.
Tuesday, Nov. 11 - Veteran's
Day, closed.
Wednesday , Nov. 19 Hepp
ner office closed; Fossil office
open. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Courthouse.
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