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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1981)
The Heppner GaeUe-Tlme, Heppner', Oregon, Thursday, March 19, I98I-TIIREE ftfabfa sbofioffi Jn I AREA EFFECTED ESS Nffi $H ! J BY POWER OUTAGE wl gjtWjM & j MARCH 22, 1981 VIS " ! FROM 6 A.M. TO ('nliimbui liitsin Klectric C-op hits announced thiil electricity will Im shut off to pari (if Heppner Sunduy. March Ti from 6 to a.m. piltGflcs duo Bovr By HIKIUMITI I I IS, KxlenNinn Service This is the last chance to apply to attend 4 11 counselor and leadership camps at Camp Hancock and Suttle Luke. Eighth grade through high school may attend Han cock; high school age may attend Suttle Lake. Call 676 WA2 now. Older 4 H ers are reminded CSD Eios too mmi Morrow County Children's Services Division has a new manager, Dianne Piatt as sumed her position on Feb ruary 6 Before assuming her new position. Piatt had four teen years of experience as a CSD caseworker in the Port land metropolitan area. She replaces Pat Wilson, former manager who retired at the end of the nuiiilii. Although new lo the area. Piatt is not unfamiliar with Morrow County, having visit ed relatives in the area since childhood. She says she is excited about living and working in Morrow County and expects to become invol "ed in various community organizations and activities. Piatt says she is concerned about the lack of foster homes in the three counties served by her office and hopes to actively encourage families who might be interested in Parents Anonymous Losing your cool with your children? Parents Anonymous can be of help to you and your family. You can phone the Parents Anonymous phone number any time day or night for assistance. These phone calls are abso lutely anonymous, you need not worry about having to identify yourself, simply let them try to help you when you need it Phone Parents Anonymous - 567-2707. Dasto p!OM poor ports - of Ueppiisr ; Co-op (ifficiiils say they will lie ropliu'ing Miles and wires on May Street. Shaded areas of the accompanying map tiliow areas to he affected liv that project summaries and record bonks are due in the Morrow Kxtension office by April 'I In apply for national awards Other applications due are for stale fair student staff and 4 fl summer week counselors. Applications are available at the Kxtension office. MARCH: NVIIOWI. M'TKITIOV MONTH "l'ep lp Your Prime Time.. providing foster care to apply for certification. Of special concern to her is the lack of an emergency shelter home where children could be temporarily placed in times of family crises. Inter ested families should 4II1-S4K2 in Boardman :i4-4ri2 in Condon. call or March he outage. For more information con cerning the outage, call Col umhia Basin Electric Co-op. tl7fi-l4fi. for J-0 carsps Exercise, Eat Right, Enjoy" is the theme that dieticians will promote throughout March for the ninth annua! celebration of National Nutri tion Month. "A sound diet and moderate exercise are a winning comb ination," notes Carolyn Raab, OSU Extension Food & Nutri tion specialist. "Getting the most out of life requires both. Being fit has taken on a new meaning for increasing num bers of Americans. Carolyn recommends the following guidelines for a healthy diet. Begin with min- Correction The Gazette-Times amends the March 12 report that Theata Lowe was appointed to the Morrow County Senior Citizen Advisory Council. Theta Lowe's appointment was deferred to a future date bv Morrow County Court. Spaghetti & SPasagna cTccd $4 6:30 p.m. 21 HEPPNER ELKS Spray Qcico Ei!s!xcC3 dens sot Ooreli'21 Plans are in full swing for the 34th Annual Spray Rodeo May 23 and 24 and the 16th Annual Eastern Oregon Half Marathon May 23. Rodeo stock will be furnish ed by John Rattray of Condon. Announcer will be Jake Gross miller of Arlington. The rodeo events which are NRA approved will be bare back riding, calf roping, saddle bronc riding, bull dogging, barrel racing, wild cow milking, bull riding, and wild horse race. Other Races will include kid's pony race, ladies race, men's race, and relay race. Grand marshal! will be Virgil Davenport and parade director will be Valarie Howell. For further informa tion call her at 468-2737. Gary and Jeri Wight will be in charge of the Half-Marathon and for further informa tion they can be reached at 468-2501. Creative Arte group to meet The Morrow County Crea tive Arts group will hold a meeting March 23 at 7 p.m. at the Wagon Wheel meeting room in Heppner. A no-host dinner is planned with guest speaker Mary Lou Carlson of Boardman. Anyone wishing to join the group may inquire by calling Betty Mills. 676-5546. A workshop is being planned for April 9 and 10 to be held at the Morrow County Fair grounds dorm building. Rob ert Walton of Leavenworth. Wash, will be the artist in charge, Walton is well known for his mountain scenes of the Cascade Range. imum daily servings of the essentials: ..Two servings of milk or cheese; four to five ounces of meat, poultry, fish or an alternate (such as dried beans and peas, chili, eggs): four servings of fruits and vegetables (including a deep green or yellow vegetable for vitamin A and a citrus fruit or other source of vitamin C); four servings of whole grain or enriched breads and cereals. Add more of these foods or others as needed to meet your energy quota. National Nutri tion Month is sponsored by the American Dietetic Assoc. and its affiliates in the SO states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. National Nutrition Month is an excellent time for youth and adults to examine their daily food intakes and eval uate eating habits. Snacks count, too, and should be nutritious, especially for act- ive, growing youth Fri. Night Prime Rib & Seafood 358 The rodeo kick-off dance will be held March 21 with music by Northwest Express. Everyone is invited to come enjoy an evening of fun and lone Garden Club plants wildf lower seeds ( V t-T f . ff-4 a TV Loree Hubbard (left) and Edith Nichoson plant wild flower seeds at the Wells Springs Cemetery which were collected last fall. lone Garden Club, in cooper ation with Blue Mountain District No. 10 of Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs, completed their Historic Pres ervation project for 1981 last Thursday. March 12. The lone club chose to collect native wildflower seeds and plant them at the Wells Springs Cemetery, loc ated on the Morrow County bombing range to increase vegetation at the site. ; :3 ISMS) I Lettuce i S T HEADS (ft 1 FRESH MUSHROOMS CDADCDIRQ jrtiOl niL. S 011(52) meet the court, which consists of Sandra Kroske of Spray, Clara Clark of Long Creek. Paula Gooddard of Condon, Tami Johnson of Canyon City. Shelley Reasoner of Dayville. and Cammie Moyer of Hep pner. Rachel Jackson of Hermis ton. district director of the Blue Mountain district, en courages each garden club within the district to have an individual local Historical Preservation project as well as a district project. In the district project, the lone Garden Club, in conjunc tion with other clubs in the district, will plant a native plant garden at the Echo Bank site, said clubmember Delta Huber. 1.- -. Wsr'-" "' 1 1 ' ' i k 1 1 1 APPLES t ed Gu?n KRUSTEAZ Pancake IIINPH Country Style i J Lb. lw Kitchen gardening program presented to lone Garden Qub "Gardening from my Kit chen" was the fun program presented by Theta Lowe of the Heppner Garden Club for members of the lone Garden Club when il met on March 11 ' at the home of Carol McKaig with Delta Huber assisting. Theta showed how to "proof seeds with a meat tray, sponge and damp paper towel; use breakfast orange peel in a blender as a room freshener; capture snails under grapefruit shells in the garden: use gelatine to feed house plants: and use a mirror tts Hast ofay to r 33ig Casfi 1 I; I . 9Uen QJou Buy riCcSI cr itsp lion ' ucDon&ldr snows New England Clam Chowder Flour 24z SPAM bflfr. MFAT t A P GROCERY 676-9614 : cun49 i3 4 U or foil to prevent flying insects from bothering plants. 2 Members brought their fav orite garden magazines. ; Coming activities of the club include the plant sale on April 29; planting of wild flower seeds at the Wells Springs Memorial: a party on March 17 for patients at the Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home; sel ection of the Yard of the Month the week of March 2& and the district meeting .... of Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs at Milton Freewater on April 15. 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