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SIX-The Heppner Gazette-Times, $10 to First Irishman to Drive up in " International FJibrroty Re-elect KAREN STACK For .Posit ion No. .HeppnerLexIngton Advisory Board I am proud to have been appointed to this position by the School Board and am anxious to continue serving in this gapacity. I believe in providing a quality education for our children ' and in working in the best interest of all concerned. r St. Patrick's Live Music Featuring The Lot .Er Buck Band From mlAGOll via. ML UM SMI STILL TIME TO SAVINGS 10 to 50 fJ OFF Every Gun In The Store toast to Goast FW'Zw v TOTALHARDWARE j Television Awareness Training Lee Barker, Workshop Leader Saturday, March 13 8:00-10:00 Introduction and Overview (All should attend; then choose topics of interest) 10:00-12:00 Violence 1:00-3:00 Children 3:00-5:00 Advertising Sunday, March 14 2:00-4:00 Strategies for Change All sessions at lone United Church of Christ (downstrairs) Please call Rev. Cathy Barker (422-7530) to register No charge for workshop Babysitting available Sponsored by lone Cardinal Club Heppner-lone Chapter, Club lone United Church of Christ This ad sponsored by YOUR HOME OWNED BANK HANK OF uJZ astern Uregon lone Branch Member FDIC Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, "March 11. 1982 Ccoof if Day Special Green Boor Our Special Irish Stew 25 Bowl 2:00p.m. All Day CAFE&LOUISGE Mains GET IN ON FROM a U J I A.A.U.W. lone Topic lone Army man graduates Pvt. Craig A. Rea, son of Keith and Judy Rea of lone, has graduated as an armor reconnaissance specialist under the one . station Unit training (OSUT) program at the U.S. Army Armor School, Fort Knox. Ky. OSUT is a 13-week period which combines basic combat training and advance indiv idual training. Students received instruc tion in the use of various kinds of weapons, maintenance of armor vehicles, map reading, communications, artillery ad- Heppner banker awarded prize for futures market profit By BOB COSTA Morrow Co. Extension Agent Ken Miller, manager of the Heppner branch of First Interstate Bank, was awarded a $20 cash prize for making the most profit in the futures market, while participating in a hedging workshop. Miller donated the prize to 4-H IF YE, and international youth ex change program. Miller was one of twenty eight Morrow County farmers, ranchers, and bankers who Co. students to compete in poster and essay contest A poster and essay contest. sponsored by the Oregon Veterinary Medical Associa tion Auxiliary, and titled "Pets are Partners," is now underway in local junior high schools. Open to all seventh and eighth graders, the contest will feature 500 word essays and 12 by 18 inch posters about their pet as a partner. Robert Watts Air Force basic training Airman Robert E. Watts, son of the Rev. Edwin and Zoe Watts of Heppner, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas, after completing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organiza tion and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community Col lege of the Air Force. The airman will now receive Chamber hosts speaker By JUSTINE WEATHERFORD A long-time director of the Lions Clubs of Oregon, Ernie Sharp, came from John Day on Monday, March 1 to attend the Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Heppner where he explained the Oregon Lions Eye Bank had recently enlist ed Heppner mortician Pat Sweeney as a qualified offi cial. Sharp was introduced to the Chamber by Terry Hughes, president of the ALL ARROW SHIRTS ' 20 OFF I1 !! I Eff Long Sleeve Dress Shirts n AJ - Long Sleeve Sport Shirts iijL ' ' r-y 'vK One Day Only !! jjQ . - v Wed., March 17 J j I Lo Cacdneik SI jj YV. J -iw' OWEN'S UJEflR 3 ) d ( Craig Rea justments. and mines and demolitions. participated in the Extension Service three-part hedging workshop. Each person was given $20,000 in computer money to trade on the futures market over a period of three weeks. Miller made $13. 885 profit in the April feeder cattle market. Joe McElligott was not far behind in realizing $9,831 profit in the wheat, lumber and cattle markets. 'Charlie Anderson made $4,902 in the wheat market. Not everyone invested as well. Of twenty active traders. Students may enter one or both contests and the deadline for entry is March 30. Heppner, lone and Irrigon schools will be participating in the contest, and three winners will be chosen from each school. First place prize in both categories is $10, second place is $5 and third place is an honorable mention. All prize winners will be completes Robert Watte specialized instruction in the transportation field. The airman is a 1976 graduate of The Dalles High School. Heppner Lions Club, before he showed a film, passed out explanitory literature and re counted some of his personal experiences in working with the eye transplant program. Mrs. Sharp accompanied her husband and was also intro duced. She told persons sitting near her that along with her husband she had worked in their photo shop in John Day for many years. The Sharps sold that business several years ago, but Mr. Sharp still has a picture-framing shop in the community. It;- J ' BMCC board to meet March 17 Blur Mountain Community College hoard of education will meet March 17 at Sinn field High School In Stnnfield. The meeting will he held in the home economics room nt 7:30 p.m. Anyone interested in attend ing the meeting and meeting the board is cordially invited. College patrons are also welcome to bring any con cerns they might have before the board at that March meeting, said a BMCC spokesperson. only six showed a profit. The other fourteen lost from $700 to $7.01)0. The workshop participants were speculating on the futures market as a way to become familiar with futures trading. The purpose of the workshop wasn't to learn about speculating, but rather to learn about hedging. Farm ers and ranchers can hedge on the futures market to help reduce the risks of selling wheat, cattle and other com modities. eligible to have their poster or essay judged in district con test, with the winners of district going on to state competition. State winners will have their work displayed at the 1982 Oregon State Fair. . Essay and poster contest rules and more information can be obtained from local schools. Pennant hearers needed Any girl interested in being k pennant bearer and travel ing with the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court this summer is asked to contact Mary Ann Palmer. 422-7485 early mornings or evenings lone Cardinal Club to meet The lone Cardinal Club will meet Thursday, March 11 at the lone High School cafeteria at 8 p.m. A film on the effects of environment on childhood development will be shown and Matt Doherty, Morrow County School superintendent, will explain the results of a questionnaire which was cir culated throughout the county concerning most areas of the school svstem. The pamphlet "Sight, A most precious gift" contains this quotation from Helen Keller, "There is no lovelier way to thank God for your sight than by lending a helping hand to someone in the dark." There is a space in which to indicate one's donation of (A) eyes only, or (B) any needed organs, etc., which should be filled out and carried on one's person. This form is a legal document under the Uniform Anatomi cal Gift Act. ET T . LUCK THE El ONE DAY ONLY St. Patrick's Day March 17 40 OFF Richard J. McNerney for Morrow County District Attorney A new voice for Morrow County Government Aggressive cost conscious law enforcement Effective, evenhanded Prosecution! of criminal offenders Responsible money management. (Paid for by Richard J. McNerney for DAj Dewey Wejl Hmmutir'. "301 Columbia Av. N.W. Boordman, OR 97B1B) :) V -f Hours: 10 till 5 l)i-kry-jolin Tractor r t Performance Monitor! 1 GGI (iivcs you true ground speed via radar. Monitors I fin, j i, i, ) i I III ! !iv iN; dralfir I, J II r!f T-iM KSTUGER xrr n n 0 IRISH All Furniture In the Store 3$ Ml FISEflY 676-9432 Heppner 21 10 By A Leading Professional Photographer One offer per family, No age limit. Groups at $1.00 each additional person. A parent must be present, Please dress children in formal clothing. 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