Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 09, 1982, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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    EIGHT Tli c Heppner Gaiette Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, September 1 1981
After school picnic winds
up first day at HHS
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HHS ttodenfc wr (mated to a picnic ol the fairgrounds after school Tuesday. Freshmen and
new students climbed the hill behind the fairgrounds ond arranged the rocks near the 'H'
into on '83.
USDA announces changes in farm
storage facility loan program
The U.S. Department of Ag
riculture has changed its farm
storage facility loan program
to increase the number of
farmers eligible for storage
loans. Secretary John Block
said recently.
Block said the changes will
enable the USDA to lend farm
ers money to build facilities to
store up to two years produc
tion of eligible crops. Ths
facilities will be in addition to
any present on-farm facilities
being used to store grain held
in the grain reserve program.
Previously, farmers were lim
ited to borrowing to build
storage for one year's crop,
including storage used for the
reserve program.
Block said only farmers who
participated in USDA's acre
age reduction program would
be eligible for the program.
New loans will be limited to
Cut firewood now
Woodcutting conditions on
the Heppner Ranger District
have improved as a result of
the recent warm weather.
Firewood cutters don't have
the risk of getting vehicles
stuck that they did earlier.
Dog loses eye in bout
with porcupine
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A quilled visitor dropped by the Jim Lankford residence at
280 N. Court in Heppner on Wednesday, Aug. 15. The
Lankfords don't know how the porcupine got into their back
yard, but their dog. Peppermint Patty, probably hopes it
won't return.
The dog had a run-in with the animal and apparently the
dog lost. Patty ended up with a face full of quills and lost an
eye.
The Lankfords' son, Jimmer, took the porcupine to the
mountains and turned it loose.
We Have To
Move 'Em Out
Seven 1982 Cars & Pickups
Must Go By Sept. 23!
See us for great deals.
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a maximum of $25,000. but on
a case-by-case basis, farmers
who have reserve grain stored
on their farm and who have
outstanding storage facility
loans will be allowed to carry
an aggregate loan balance of
up to $50,000, Block said. For
example, if a farmer had a
$30,000 outstanding farm facil
ity loan, the maximum he or
she could borrow with a new
loan is $20,000.
The secretary said that an
other change provides that
soybean production can be
counted in determining stor
age needs under the program
provided there is a crop on the
farm that is eligible for the
reserve program.
"We decided to make these
program changes after re
viewing the current storage
situation and prospects for
record feed grain and soybean
People are urged to cut now
and avoid the crowds that are
common later in the year, said
Warren Plocharsky of the
Heppner district. Woodcutters
should also remember that
firewood cutting season closes
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crops. Farmers face a severe
storage problem this year,"
Block said. "These changes
will help producers use the
facility loan program ahead of
harvest and will allow them to
market their crops in a more
orderly fashion.
Farmer-elected county Ag
ricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Services will
have the authority to limit the
loan commitment period to
assure farmers intend to erect
the new facility in the near
future.
Last month. USDA announ
ced it would resume approval
of new applications for farm
storage facility loans, up to a
total of $40 million. With the
exception of the changes an
nounced today, all other pro
visions of that program will
remain the same. Block said.
December 15.
The fall rain and snow can
be avoided by cutting now
when the weather is good.
The wood will also have time
to dry properly and will pro
duce more heat this winter.
Material cut in the fall will be
wetter; it will produce less
heat and more soot, he said.
Firewood areas have been
designated and marked with
signs. Cutting is permitted
only in these areas. The maps
that are a part of the permit
show the location of these
areas and explain what mater
ial may be cut. These permits
are free when wood is for
personal use. Permits are
available on a self service
basis at the district office at
all times, seven days a week.
State laws require a permit in
possession whenever wood is
being cut or transferred.
Problems with illegal and
improper wood cutting are
increasing. Some of these
problems include cutting live
CLASSES BEGIN 9:45A.M.
SPECIAL WORSHIP 11 A.M.
COMMUNITY POTLUCK BBQ AT
HAGAR PARK AFTER WORSHIP
-Fun-Games Fellowship--Bring
Main Dish, Salad or Dessert
Located at Alfalfa & Cowin Streets
PHIHTillS
GAZETTE-TIMES
676-9228
HHS Varsity Football Schedule
Day nt tQpponent Site Time
fri. Sept. 10 Wcston-McEwen Allien 8:00
Fri. Sept. 17 Sherman County Heppner 8:00
Frl. Sept. 24 Uroatlll Umatilla 2:00
Frt. Oct. I Wahtonk Heppner 8:00
Frl. Oct. 8 Wsco County Heppner 8:00
Frl. Oct. IS lyle (n.l.) Heppner 8:00
Frl. Oct. 22 Pilot Rock Pilot Rock 8:00
Frl. Oct. 29 Stnfleld Stanfleld 8:00
Fri. Nov. S Riverside Heppner ff:00
n.l.: non league game.
HHS Volleyball Schedule
Day Date Opponent Site Time
Thure., Sept. 9 Pilot Rock (BAC) Heppner 5:00
Tues. Sept. 14 Condon (BAC) Condon 5:00
Sat. Sept. 18 Sherman Tournament Moro 9:00
Tues. Sept. 21 lone (A) lone 5:00
Thurs. Sept. 23 Wheeler (BAC) Fosll 5:00
Tues. Sept. 28 Riverside (BAC) Heppner 5:00
Thurs. Sept. 30 Umatilla (BAC) Umatilla 5:00
Tues. Oct. 5 Condon (BAC) Heppner 5:00
Tues. Oct. 12 lone (A) Heppner 5:00
S.it. Oct. 16 Tllot Rock (BAC) Pilot Rock 10:00
Tues. Oct. 19 Wheeler (BAC) Heppner 5:00
Thurs. Oct. 21 Riverside (BAC) Boardrajn 5:00
Tues. Oct. 26 Umatilla (BAC) Heppner 5:00
order of games; B team, A team, C team.
HHS J.V. Football Schedule
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Mob. Sept. 13 Wcton-Mctwen Heppner :(
!. Sept. 20 filver.i.- l-.r,.,r,tm..i .:00
Mon. Sept. 27 Prat MM tinner 6:00
Mon. Oct. II Weston-VcCwen M ' V,!)
Mon. Oct. 18 fUersice ,,"p,",ur
-ou. Nov. I St.L.f luld Heppner '. '10
trees, cutting in commercial
timber sales and selling of
wood cut on a free personal
use permit. This illegal acti
vity results in increased cost
of administration. If the pro
gram is to continue, everyones
cooperation is needed. Forest
Service personnel will be pat
rolling on weekends as well as
weekdays to insure that cut
ting is done legally and only In
designated areas. Cutting in
the wrong place or cutting the
wrong material can result in
violators being cited into Fed
eral Court. Several recent
cases have resulted in sen
tences ranging from $100 to
$1,500 and probation. In ad
dition the wood was confiscat
ed. Confiscated wood is distri
buted to senior citizens, he
added.
Anyone with questions on
wood cutting can contact the
Heppner Ranger District,
P.O. Box 7, Heppner, OR 97836
or phone 676-9187.
Hope Lutheran
Sunday School
Rally Day
THIS SUNDAY SEPT 12
SERVICES
SAVE MOMEY DUMUNG OU
TEEE CLEARANCE SALE
Goodyear Xtra Grip
G78 X 14
F70 X 14
Thoto are only some of
the tiros on sale
J70X 15 Co-op
Country Squire
G78 X 14 Co-op
Country Squire
E78 X 14 Co-od
Country Squire
H70X14
Goodyear
INCLUDES MOUNTING AND
EXAMPLES
Co-op Country Squire
650 X 13 E70 X 15
F70 X
H78 X
G70 X
F70 X
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Question : "How do you feel
about the Oregon Journal
publishing its last issue?"
"Some people In this com
munity will probably be
upset." said Cathy Hedlund of
Ashland, "but I don't read it
mvsclf."
Feverfew it a low. hardy
plant with white daiiy-like
flowers. People once be
lieved that it could drive
away fever. Its name meant
to put fever to flight. It
doein't work.
FARMERS
Prevent Wheat Field Fires
Let Us Convert The Exhaust System On
Your Car Or Pickup From Rear To Front
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Call or atop by today
B&B CHEVRON
Lexington 989-8575
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Xtra Grip V
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H78 X 14
F78 X 14
B78 X 14
B78 X 13
mm
stock on hand
possession, the same as most
of the rest of Eastern Oregon.
The wanon for black brant
In coastal counties will run
from January 15 through Feb
ruary 20 with a daily bag limit
of four and eight In allowed
possession.
More details on the seasons
and othor regulations relating
to game bird hunting will be
available afler printed regula
tions are distributed to license
agents throughout the state
the first week of September,
the news release concluded.
The Kid Are
Hack In School.
Now It'ti Time lo
Rinse n Vac!
your carpot
available at
Rietmann's
Hardware
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check our stock
for many other
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