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The Heppner Garotte-Time. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. January 29, I98I-FIVE Arts group plans The Morrow fmmlv Crea tive Arls croup held their .linunrv meeting nl the homo of Cinvle KIMoll, A business meeting mid vicwim' of em-h member's lolrxt work filler! the nricr noon (invle served coffee mid dessert which wiih en loved bv TOWN & COUNTRY HOMES Boardman IS CLOSING 5 Beautiful Mobil Homes are to be sold at thousands of dollars under normal retail. CALL 481-9444 OR EARLY MORNING AND EVENINGS 567-6386 PRICES EFFECTIVE f - J . ffO IfGGD CHIPS r 149 W0M:HI FDtlLlPILACE SAFETY isEira !l D.SS -s HELC1E7 ? j ij $ wmmll VFml '5 1 I Fr afe motorcycle riding all the 3 Lm3a S 31 r 3 JFFalJ Burns in bright colors for up to three time, always wear a helmet. Reg. 21.99 e mmm 1 HailVf wf mmHS: ill nours. Stock up at this low price. 360 1 . . IS 5 si ra 35 J i 0n,yl 1 9 w 1 3 Q9 IS? i!6"! I J STC.lf.l lgHj SlL! 11 if I 1X2017 lira lif Lx 101 e XSL3 YtV0 - 1 J?9, V J Each 1 O ;r--iE , 7 1 ELECTRIC - - RHEPLACE jgl SOrJOF V7 HEATER FaBB nr, 'CIIES p ACUII 1 Mm ZrZXVSZ"--" J Lo" lr,"-dJ1,,"'l-SI eouncesotcleanerfora.. Ulili.JK UU J" I y- WP - matches for easy Jightlng. 90 types of things around Q - nnraffliPOTlWPS J ISM 4 ,Che8-130On,yl th,home.290n,y! 4TrYh'l r,:rr,rri ,J50 -d ,50 (oi 111 U 1162) I uP ELECTRIC j-vpm ' gft; jctitabof "" HEATER fnS9 Sge PUMP & Arvln Poftabl Helr. No M0-1. 150nlyl J JJ SYSTEM! ' Ll 16 Inch bar with 6 hooks sy pholrfg3 aM cirrTmr cvi ,or 8toring "" kinds 0 (l WlvTtyp ' " alTi 9inim toolsand stuff. VJV U I uids. While they HEATER llflflll .l,as,! Fan lorcwl hsatitr lht la oil (mall lor ttnall I W j""' --Z) tfrk. 7 paci No NHSO-1. 1Onlyl I 1 1 V(f "Til t?. WW rf ill ... u jji. ud1? pyj (pjS3 ''.MSSP" S- A Ohoo l.om , ,s,rl- ,ifciSi RCOVCt 1 1 DHCBl tirWityT "wr ment of plastics that in- -s A r- , fflK L T 7 elude, utility tub, wastebas- 1 , 16 ounces ol liquid M,' For cleaning off the .Mfflss J-,TS ket, dlshpan or pall. 132 lW : oo. remover tor Ice on your wind- mWwb -lt ' . ' , m , 'cleaning soot off nCJfPrn shield, also has a CtT TV STiw V6irArnany things. 27 4tP 8craper,op. $ 0n'yl ,,,,r, cartoon demo The Kehnmrv II meeting will be a cartoon demonstra li'in nnd sketching by artist Tom Simonlon, held a the Wieon Wheel resfniminl in lleppner Anvone wdollne more infor mit ion on ioininc (he group nwiv eonliel Hellv Mills or Vn-.lonn Foroner, NOW THRU FEBRUARY Hoop Shoot winners i Elks' Kxaulted Ruler Dave Bamett (left), lone, and Jim Swanson (rifiht). Hoop Shoot chairman, lone, pose with local winners of the 9th annual Elks' Hoop Shoot contest, held Jan. 10 at the lone and Heppner high school gyms. A boy and girl from each of three age groups (8-9 years old, 10-11 and 12-13) shooting the most baskets out of 25 were declared the winners. Front row (left to right ) are Sandi Turner, daughter of Ken and Jean Ann Turner, Heppner, Russell Britt, son of Roger and Rita Britt, Heppner, and Linda Morter, daughter of Perry and Kathy Morter, lone. 1,1 S81 . ' ' V ' . Av"S- - , s'2j , . , , A -f... ; 'YK V.' .';"' i'-V'4 'C . ? , iL I 1 i WernWH ELECTRIC DLAHKETS Poly-bagged blankets in twin or full size with a single control. 120 only! ELECTRIC Sf.lGIIECl i i . ii compete at Back row (left to right) are Jodi Padberg, daughter of Linda and Lee Padberg. Lexington. Todd Lindsay, son of Irry and Corrine Lindsay. Lexington, and Ken Snider, son of Harold and Joyce Snider. lone. The local winners recently returned from district competition on Saturday. Jan. 24. at Hermiston. Russell finished second in district. Linda, third, and Ken. fourth. "I think our kids did pretty well." commented Swanson. Around 100 kids participated in the district competition at Hermiston. PMfiQIS mm-ftmrj Tim It&Skqpf S3 ci) district Lowe named Umatilla Nat. Forest supervisor John Lowe John E. Lowe, deputy super visor of the Willamette National Forest, Eugene, has been selected supervisor of the Umatilla Na'ional Forest, Pendleton, according to regional forester, R.E. Worth ington. USD A Forest Service. Lowe suceeds Herbert B. Rudolph who retired Decem ber 29. Effective date for Lowe to take the new position is March , 8. Worthington said. Lowe, 43, has been in his present job since September 1977. Before that he served on the White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire, as a Job corps director on the Shawnee National Forest in Illinois, in the Eastern Region al Office of the Forest Service, Milwaukee, and on the Mark Twain National Forest. He started his Forest Service career on the Mark Twain Forest in 1963 after working for the University of Missouri, 1959-60, and in private indus try. 1960-62. He is a 1959 graduate in forestry from Louisiana State University and received a master's degree from the University of Missouri in 1965. 'Bring and Brag9 at CWC meeting Tuesday The Christian Women's Club will meet at the Degree of Honor lodge Tuesdav. Feb. 3, at 6:45 p m A salad bar at a cost of $3.25 will be catered by the Carnation Club. The theme of the meeting is "Bring and Brag." A special feature is local hobbies. Music will be by Molly Day and Marilyn Bigelow, and the speaker will be Virginia Whitaker from Hermiston. Reservations should be placed by Friday. Call Faye Green. 989-8194. Anyone needing a baby sitter at the meeting should call Joyce Hughes, 989-8412, for reservations. DIVIV schedule Monday, Feb. 2 - Closed Lincoln's Birthday, holiday. Cow Belles, sponsor beef Th Oregon CowRelle and Beef Council are sponsoring a I9l Orecon Beef Microwave Took -off. The contest .is in its seventh year, bnl this year the contest was charged to meet new needs and conking habits of Orepon homes. All recipes for (his rook -off must be prepared in a microwave oven. Recipe Rules Cuts from the chuck round, rump, or fresh brisket, including ground beef must be used. A minimum of two pounds and maximum of five pounds of beef must be used. The meat must be exclusively beef. Total cooking time cannot exceed l'i hours, except marinating time. No commercial tender izers are allowed. All entries will be judged on taste, appearance, origina lity and ease of preparation. Decision of the judges is final. All entries become the pro perty of the Oregon Beef He and his wife Deltha have two daughters. Lisa and Gina, both in college. Juvenile Services Commission to hold area meetings Feb. 2 The Juvenile Services Com mission will hold public meet inps on Tuesdav. Feb. 2 at 7:30 p m . The meetings will be held al the Boardman High School for the north end of the county and in Heppner in the jury room of the courthouse for persons interested from the GRAND OPENING BANK OF EASTERN OREGON I0NE BRANCH Jan. 31 2 to 5 p.m. everyone welcome HAW OF VjZastern Oregon lone Atomber of ai & r noon covmtuG 422 Linden Way 676-9418 Heppner GOOD FEELING WILD GINGER 1218'3 ,6" Mkt. Sp. 10- I CASUAL CARMEL 12xl0'6 is- yd. Mkt. Sp. 10 MINERAL BROWN 12x16 Reg. 15- soyd. Mkt. Sp. 10 MINERAL BROWN 12x1 4' 10 Rag. 15" J MAPLE SUGAR 12xl2'4 Rg ANTIQUE LEATHER 1 12x9 15- J5 KENTON MANOR 12x19'11 Reg. 19 HADDONFIELD 12x9'9 g. 23- NOW A DAYS - 12x12 Rg- 2i Beef Council cook-off Council. The winning recipe will be adapted to regular cooking methods for the National Cook -Off. Contestants musl be at least 1R vears old. The Contest is rlosed to Cattlemen. Cow Belles. their Immediate families, and anyone with professional food status. To enter a microwave beef recipe, type or print the recipe on a full sheet of paper, list all ingredients in order used, do not include brand names, give complete cooking directions, indicate any special cooking accessories used, list the number of servings, and finally, mail the recipe with your name and address to: Oregon Beef Counril. 400 S.W. Broadwav. Portland. Ore. 97205. ' Entries must he postmarked no later than February 27. 19R1. From the entries, five finalists will he chosen to compete in the Cook-Off to he held on April 4. 19RI in Portland at the Northwest Food Fair as a benefit to the Portland Art Museum. The winner of the 1981 Oregon Beef f icrowave Cook Off will receive a microwave oven, a quarter of beef and an all-expense paid trip to the National Beef Cook -Off as Oregon's contestant. soulh end. The rear entry door of the courthouse will be open to enlor the meeting. The commission encourages siipeestions and comments from the public concerning future pmcrams for the 19R1 R2 vear. All commission members are urced to attend. F.D.I.C SCENE Mkt.Sp. 10 Mkt. Sp. 10" Mkt. Sp. 9 PECAN SHELL Mkt. Sp. 12 GEORGIA COPPER Mkt. Sp. 12 GINGER NUT - Mkt. Sp. 12 ,v KnlHilf,.illMt.M -Tg-TuSa.
