TWELVE-The Heppner GaMtte
Nazarene parsonage
has new look
The Nazarene parsonage in
Heppner has a new look.
Thirteen men from Cornell.
Wash, along with seven men
from the Heppner Church of
BMGC classes
begin Sept. 28
Blue Mountain Community
College classes begin Monday.
Sept. 28. BMCC sponsors a
variety of classes in the
Heppner-Ione area that can be
found in the Fall Schedule of
Classes mailed out by BMCC
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"Do you think the federal government should cut Social
Security benefits to aid in balancing the federal budget?"
"No, I don't think bo, because for many people it is the only
means of support they have," said Ginger Keithley, Heppner.
Nancy Brownfield
BLUE MOUNTAIN
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
can 676-5039
for information about
college classes & programs
If you call
NEW HOURS: j at other
9 a.m.-4 pan. Toes. & Thurg. times, leave
7-9 p.m. Mon. Thura. : a message
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- Tlmet. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. September 24,
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the Nazarene painted the
parsonage Sat. Sept. IS
"The job was done quick I y
and efficiently." said pastor
Flovd Wilks.
last week.
Anyone wishing to enroll in
any class may preregister by
calling Nancy Brownfield by
using her BMCC phone num
ber. 67fi-5n:ra.
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South Morrow County
Area Coordinator
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BUSINESS FORMS
REGISTER RECEIPTS
LETTER HEADS &
ENVELOPES
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addition we have:
I SKI
Extension
By KIIMIIM Tt I I IS
Vacation time is over for
homemakers involved in the
OSl' Extension Service Fam
ily Ijving programs
Study Groups in Momm
and rmatill.-i couniics trndi
tinnnlly start activities with a
September organizational
meeting, followed closeiv bv
training sessions for those who
will present studv topics t hill
meetings.
Three study topics will he
presented simultaneously on
Sept. 2. in a.m.. at Pence
Lutheran Church. Pendleton
"Home Heating Alterna
tives" will be the subject of a
training session bv OSl'
Extension Housing and Ener
gy Management spe .tlisl
Suzanne Radenhop Timed to
meet concerns of consumers
regarding rap!y rising costs
of utilities as well as energy
conservation. Ms. Badenhop
will offer information regard
ing home heating alternatives,
both old and new.
According the Ms. Baden
hop. "more enerev is used to
Forestry Dept.
lists restrictions
The Department of Fores
try, East Central Oregon
District, has released the
following regulations regard
ing fire control:
Hot, dry weather has caused
fire danger to he extremely
high in the Wheeler. Morrow
and Gilliam counties and
those counties have been
placed under a regulated
closure as of Sept. 21 by state
and federal officials:
The following requirements
and restrictions will be enforc
ed. Smoking is prohibited while
traveling in timber, brush or
grass areas except in vehicles
on roads.
The above listed lands are
hereby closed to building a
camp, cooking, warming, or
other open fire, including
charcoal fires, except at
improved campgrounds or
locations designated by the
forester. Portable cooking
stoves using liquidified or
bottled fuel are permissible.
Use of chatnsaws in timber,
brush and grass areas for
non-industrial use is prohibit
ed between the hours of 1 p.m.
and 8 p.m.
AH motorized vehicles, in
cluding motorcycles and all
terrain vehicles except
vehicles on industrial opera
tions under permit and
vehicles used in agricultural
work are restricted to im
proved roads. Improved roads
are roads that have been
constructed for automotive
use and are maintained clear
of flammable debris.
RUBBER
STAMPS
676-9228
programs
maintain a comlortable home
I'livinminenl than oilier
home energy uses Own are
Ciiusint! emwimier in eva
mine alternative heatinu
sources and the eosi compari
m aiiiniu' i hem " Hv much
' will solar lieatinii east '' Hoe a
wood stove really save mon
I'v'' Which fuel would be bevt
fur von'' "('tuna Todax." a
look at changes occurring m
the Peoples Republic i China
through the eves o an
American traveler, will be
explored by Itorris Craves
Heppner. Mrs. Graves recent
l returned from an extensive
trip through the Peoples
Republic. She reports main
rapid changes in China since
they have opened their doors
to trade and travelers from
western countries, as well as
changes in their leadership
Her training will include
slides of China as well as
personal observations. Includ
ed also in the China program
will be information regarding
the Associated Country Wo
men of the World. (ACWWi.
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Le Schwab crew ready for grand opening
The crew at Les Schwab
Tire Center in Heppner is
getting ready for its big grand
opening celebration this
Thurs., Fri., and Sat., Sept. 24,
School pictures to
be taken Thursday
School pictures will be taken
Thursday. Sept. 24 at Heppner
High School, grades nine
through 12 These pictures wil
be individual pictures and
student body pictures.
Senior pictures will also be
Area Cub Scouts, Webelos
slate registration Sept, 28
The first fall Cub Scout pack
meeting (registration) will be
held Monday. Sept. 28 on the
second floor at the E:iks
Lodge, Heppner.
All Cub Scouts. Weblos and
FIHE f JSURM1CE
COVERAGE
See us, and make sure your home is
fully covered for the winter ahead!
nurjTEnsi
you Itavt horns, HAVE
ACGSE2T KIlSyAriCE to prottcf
yoerstlf end teved
T,LJ VANMARTER
rrvamt
slated
I hi inaiiii' Electric Mm
lei" topic will tc presented bv
Hirdine Tullis Morrow Exien
sum Program assistant
-Electric skillets are one of
the small appliances owned by
Hivi hnmeniiikers " sltesav
iuit lew tl us use them u
ideir greatest potential " Tins
lcs-.nn developed tiv .Ian
Weber USE Homo Manage
jnent specialist , explores the
ntanv wavs to use an electric
skillet
Each studv group in the
two counties is asked to send
leader teachers for each topic
to the one dav training The
one dav event will offer studv
group leaders the chance lo
get together and renew friend
ships as well as the time and
energy sav ing aspects o car
pooling Another plus lor the
triple training is having lead
ers "tooled up" and readv lo
present all the topics chosen
or fall meetings
Everyone is invited to
attend Coltee pot will be on at
ft to a m
25, and 26.
The new store is located at
the corner of May and Main,
and is quite an improvement
over the former location.
"We have five times as
taken Thursday and Friday.
Sept 24 and 25 Seniors need to
make appointments in the
school office for these pic
tures. Team sports photos will also
tie taken Thursday.
any boys between the ages nf
eight and II or that have
completed second grade are
invited to attend. All boys
must be accompanied by a
parent or guardian
3 Furnace &
Stove Chimney
Pj Fireproof Backing
-ufihon 676-915
I INSURANCE HOWMOWTANT
Miss National Teenager
applications available
Ynune ladies of this area are
invited to enter the II annual
Oregon :ition.tl Teen Acer
Pageant trt be held nt the
Eniv orsitv o Portland on May
2.2i and it. ISM2. The Oregon
National Teenager Pageant is
the official slate finals, to the
Miss National Teen-Ager
Pageant tn be held in Atlanta.
Georgia in August. U1H2 The
invitation was issued recently
hv Mr (' K Scarborough,
Stale liirector of the pageant
The reigning Oregon Nation
al Teen-Ager is Annette Has
tmissen of McMinnville. OR
The current Miss National
Teen-Ager is Lisa Bell of
Wapato. Washington
Contestants will be judged
on scholastics, achievement -leadership
poise, personality
and appearance There is no
swim suit competition. The
winner ol the Oregon National
Teen-Ager Pageant will re
ceive a S'lim cash scholarship.
much space." says Manager
Kevin Rountree. He says the
new location also offers better
parking, a bigger showroom
and better vehicle access.
In celebration of the new
opening Les Schwab will be
offering free coke, 7-up. cof
fee, home made cookies,
peanuts and free balloons for
the kids.
There will also be free
drawings every hour for
turkeys, and a grand prize of a
set of steel radial tires.
"We've already found that
the extra room helps us serve
out customers, better and
faster," says Rountree of the
new center.
Oulf i-crop
For Spring or Fail Seeding of di Crops
PCG5 EiCHfilSf otc
Applying fiItrc;sn-Ph3jphcrc-Pctstt!uni p!i csost
fresco elcKtirtti to ycr tssd prensttt :
Better Root Growth Healthier Plants
More Winter Hardiness Maximum Yields
Ask four seed dbsitr to front ycur
seed villi Oulf i-crop it cost ust
pennios per ccro or Contest Your
Haiti-crop Distributer
P0 Clo Son Oco3(
n full barhizon modeling
scholarship, and an all ex
pense paid Irip trt Atlanta ,
Georgia to compete for S20.IMHI
in scholarship!), a new auto
mobile and trips to New York,
Chicago, Hollywood. England.
Fiance, Germany and Swit
zerland Contestants must he be
tween the ago ol 1:1 and ID as
wen
SPECIAL
No. 85 GUN RACK
Reg. 8 $C95
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ELECTROLYSIS
PERMANENT
'AI1I1A SCfinAElZin CERTIFIED ElECTRCXOGIST
365 liatltn Hay 47i-9243 Htppnor
My shop now open on
Tms. a nd.-t j
Other times by appt.
FREE CON5ULATION
Nancy Brotcnfield
BLUE MOUNTAIN
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Call 676"5039 fr information about
college cbsses & programs
If you call
NEW HOURS! : at other
9 ajn4 pan. Tups. & Thim. times, leave
7-9 p.m. Mon.Thur. !j a message
To our thoughtful
friends and neighbors:
Of all the ways that gratitude
And thanks can be expressed
The phrase "God Bless You"
Seems to be the very best
Families of Pete
1011 NORTH 9TH WALLA WALLA
509-525-8880
of August 15, KW2. (Anyone
born on or after August 14,
l'Mi.1 is eligible tn participate.)
Any Teen-Ager interested In
obtaining an application for
the pageant may write to Mr.
C.C. Scarborough. State Dir
ector. 322 Harvard Drive,
Oceanside. California 92(154 or
call 714 4:i 2259.
Season
OPENS
OCT. 3
Be ready with a
stop here!!
GUNS AMMO ,
OTHER SUPPLIES
1 ilflhE
t7ttti; Oil
& THERMOLYSIS
HAIR REMOVAL
South Morrow County
Aro Coordinator
and Eddi Skow
"v- a fM.u , "x1 rm.
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