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SIX--The Heppner GintttTlmei, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, Jane 11. 1W1 Something for the kids fa I 1 : Milbe Hanna, retiring Heppner Elementary School ; teacher, presents a $50 check to Lonny Watne, treasurer of the Heppner Lions Club. The gift, a donation to the Heppner swimming pool solar heating fund, is "something for the kids," said Mrs. Hanna. "I'm retiring after 28 years of teaching and I wantecfld do something for them." : t The solar heating project, sponsored by the Lions Club and estimated to cost over $20,000, is expected to save the city of v Heppner over $2,000 a year in fuel bills. OSU Extension emphasizes conservation by Molly Saul. Extension Agent The emphasis will "Be on "Helping You Conserve Re sources" in the 1981 Oregon State University Extension Service family living-home economics program in Uma tilla and Morrow Counties, reports Molly Saul, Extension home economist. The program emphasis, which will continue for two years, grew out of the long range program development effort conducted throughout Oregon last year by the Extension Service, Mrs. Saul explains. "Hundreds of homemakers, men and women, were asked to participate in the program development process to help identify the needs of Oregon families during the next three to five years. "When the results of all the meetings and conversations , were tabulated, it was clear that resource conservation and management were the over-riding concerns of Ore gonians which Extension needs to address," Mrs. Saul points out. The importance of careful energy use in the face of increasing costs and short ages and the desire to learn more about managing the family's economic resources were the two needs most often identified, Mrs. Saul explains. "We are equally concerned with teaching people how to manage their time, how to eat nutritionally-balanced diets, and how to help children and adults achieve their full po tential as with energy and economics." Mrs. Saul em phasizes. While "Helping You Con ' serve Resources' will be the dominent theme of education al programs offered during the comming year, not all programs will be directly related to the theme as the Extension Service will conti nue to offer a balanced program designed to meet a variety of educational needs, Mrs. Saul notes. As usual, the Umatilla and Morrow counties Extension family living program will offer a variety of ways for people to get the information they need to help them live better lives. The Extension study groups in the two-county area are seeking new members. These are informal learning groups which meet monthly and which are open to all people without regard to race, color, national origin or sex. The lessons are taught by volun teer leader-teachers. The Extension Service will again offer a series of public meetings on special interest topics and workshops throughout the year. These programs may last one after noon or evening, or may continue for up to six meet ings. They are open to all interested people usually without charge. In addition, the county offices of the Extension Ser vice have a wide variety of bulletins and fact sheets available free to Oregon residents on such topics as food preservation, home in sulation, aging, clothing se lection and construction, and child care and nutrition. More information about Home Extension programs is available from county Exten sion offices in Heppner. Pen dleton. Hermiston and Milton Freewater. Interested persons may also call or write Extension Home Economist Molly Saul. 13 S.W. Nye Street. Pendleton. Oregon 97811. or Birdine Tullis. P.O. Box 397. Heppner, Oregon 97836 What to Llttn for In Music! June 22-July 17 ' IOSC Sumimr SmsIcmi INFO: 1-CS3-432-U39 Ml rr ft TRUCKL0AD SALE OF NEW TOOLS MONDAY JUNE 15 AMERICAN LEGION SPRAY. OREGON 8:00 PM I We will offer for sale at public auction, thousands of dollars worth of new brand name heavy duty industrial tools. There will be many job-lots sold. So all dealers, wholesalers and salvage buyers be sufe to attend RODAC CP CHICAGO WEN SHOPMATE S K HERBRAND TRU CRAFT - BLUE LINE EMERSON BUFFALO VISE GRIP CHANNELLOCK CUMMINS. mm Hand Saws Drill Press Vises Large Machinists Chests Vice Grip Pliers Bench Model Drill Presses Chain Hoists, 1 and 2 Ton 12 pc. Punch & Chisel Sett Hydraulic Jacks, 2 - 20 Ton Floor Model Drill Presses 4 pc. Crescent Wrench Sets 2 Ton Com-A-Longs 34" 21 pc. Socket Sets Air Chisels Steel 100' Measuring Tapes 4 pc. Grooved Plier Sets Garden Hoses Orbital Sanders Air Drills Air Compressors Heavy Duty, 4", 5" and 6" Vises Channellock Pliers Porta-Powers 100' Power Cable H.D. Booster Cables Trouble Lights 7 pc. Screwdriver Sets Circular Saws (74 Vt" Socket Sets, 25 pc. Box End Wrench Sets Angle Air Ratchets Air Grinders Battery Chargers Floor Jacks Heavy Duty V Impact Socket Sets Heavy Truck Tarps Air Hoses V Air Impact Gear Pullers Power Hack Saws Vt" k " Air Impact Wrenches 8 pc. Deepwell Sets Electrical Tape Sets Welding Hoses ft Vt in. Electric Drills Air Hammers Vt" Deep Well Impact Socket Impact Drivers Heavy Duty Grinders, to 2 H.P. W Pex Ratchets 14 pc. Wrench Sets. Open End 40 pc. Tap & Die Sets 4 pc. Pipe Wrench Sets Hi Speed Drill Bits 11 pc. Wrench Sets Vt" V Impact Socket Sets Hack Saws and Blades Many Other Miscellaneous Items PUBLIC WELCOME! AUCTIONEER: WOODRING AUCTION SERVICE TERMS Cash or Accepted Chck All Tools Guaranteed This Is A Partial List All Subject To Prior Sale Two awarded scholarship The Heppner -lone Branc h of the AAUW will present its annual scholarship to two recipients this year, said a club spokeswoman. Receiving a $200 scholarship each are Patti Lot! Mohn, Monmouth, and Luolla H. Taylor, Lexington. Mohn. a Heppner High School graduate now attend ing Western Oregon State College at Monmojth.- is working to earn a bachelor of science degree in psychology, with a minor in "severely handicapped learner." The daughter of Bernice and Randy I.ott, Heppner. Mohn savs she wants to teach multiple-handicapped and emotionally disturbed stu dents. Her husband, Peter, is graduating from WOSC this June with a master's degree in media and administration. Taylor, who is employed parttinte at Pioneer Memorial Hospital and aln enrolled at Blue Mountain Community College, is working towards an associate degree in nursing. Taylor, who is married and has two children, says she will graduate in July as a licensed practical nurse, but wants to continue her studies in order to become a registered nurse, Her husband is employed at Ktnzua Corp. Management & Ladrshlp Skills ' June 22-July 17 , IOSC Summer Session INFO: 1-IOMSMtJt fjiOS BEABIIIJI ':OSPiilS 5 P.O. PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 10 thru 13 ffpautzkes Green Label jl I Great for fishing in all types of QfiBSfjfeSGlfi areas. Stock up at this " ' GO FiSlilflG A PAYIESS PAlECiCJG L0 Yti, whiU 400 lost, fish for 8 to 10 inch trrat In th parking Ul bcslcU PayLtssand Volum Shots. Agt limit 6 16 ytars and must b ac companied by a partntl Polts and bait will bt furnished by Pay Ltss. There will bt a charge tf 75 par fish caught. Limit 10 mlnwtts or 1 fish, whichever comts first. 4 poles per tank, two tanks. Limit 10 minutes tr 1 fish per child. You only pay for the fish yea catch. Hours: 5 to 8 pm, Friday, June 12 10 cm to 2 pmf Saturday, June 13 LMD& Quick SL2 SPidfJ yi Jg This lightweight quick action spinning reel is great for all types of fishing. 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Juicy big nightcrawler that no fish could resist. gl 49 U Box Come in and check out all our bargains." Many combinations were purchased especially for this event so just bring in your old fishing stock and let's see what kind of a deal we can work out for you. Come in and sec our mass display. J m3 I Iff- f: V
