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SIX The Heppner Gairtte-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday. October 21. 1982 lone Garden Club meets "The Songs and Flight of Birds" was the subject for discussion at the lone Garden Club meeting, led by Delta Huber, on Wednesday, Oct. 13. Ruth McCabe and Pat Petty john were hostesses. Mrs. Huber stated that birds are very useful to the gardener because they help to control insects, act as a sanitation squad to clean up debris, and ocnsume weed seeds, said a club spokesperson. Plantings to attract birds may be made in one's garden. A thicket of raspberries, blackberries and elderberries may attract as many as 100 species of birds. Other shrubs . that attract birds include dogwood, pokeberry, red Th first gold west of the Mississippi was discovered in New Mexico in 1833. mm mi linn mi ii.jii.iii . Insulate your home today. Saye on Energy Costs. Call collect for a FREE ESTIMATE 0 rV llf.lO INSUIATION & assoc. inc. 503-276-1097 We also install continuous gutters!! MORROW COUNTY Preeweu Stat Stat US and Rep Sen- Cenf PoHtn( Plata Dial Dwt Out Boardman No. 1A 59 30 2 Greenfield Grange, Boardman Boardman No. IB 59 30 2 Sam Boardman Grade School Hardman No 2 59 30 2 IOOF Hall. Hardman lone No. 3 59 30 2 lone City Hall Irrigon No. 4A 59 30 2 North Morrow Annex Irngon No 4B 59 30 2 Columbia Jr. High School Lexington No 5 59 30 2 Lexington School Office NE Heppner No. 6 59 30 2 Old Library BMg , Heppner NW Heppner No. 7 59 30 2 Museum BIdfc SE Heppner No 8 59 30 2 Morrow County Courthouse SW Heppner No 9 59 30 2 Morrow County Courthouse Morrow County Clerk Published: Oct. 21, Barbara Bloodsworth 28, 1962 SUPER BARGAINS FURNITURE Over 3 Doz. Lane Recliners & Chairs 30 Off A Dozen Couches & Hideabeds 30 - 50 Off Table Lamps 30 Off All Sales cedar, sumac, mulberry, holly, cotoneaster. Mt. Ash, juniper, Oregon grape, cur rants and gooseberries, said Mrs. Huber. Hummning birds are especially fond of red hot poker, coral bells, trumpet vine, cut and come again and bee balm. Some of ihese are sold at the spring plant sale by garden club members. Migration of birds provides an interesting activity for gardeners. They see many different birds as they migrate, especially in the spring and fall. The birds may travel by day or night and may cover as much as 22,000 miles more round-trip. Their speed varies from 17 to 250 miles per hour in flight, she Get o round-trip ticket for two on Eastern Airlines when you buy one of Chevrolet's best-selling cars or trucks. Ad you have to do to qualify is buy or order and take delivery of ony new and unused 1982 or 1983 Chevette, Citation, Chevy S-10 conventional cob 2 -wheel-drive pickup, CIO gas or diesei pickup or Chevy LUV truck. SEE RON FOR DETAILS cDljr 676-993" FROM JULY MARKET Odd 'n' Ends: Coffee & End Tables, 1 Riverside Desk, 2 Bdrm Sets 30 - 50 Off One Table of Fabrics Off mid Heppner told the group. In quoting from a current article from "Family Circle" magazine, Mrs. Huber noted that there are many diminish ing species in our area. These include the chipping sparrow, towhee. flicker, wren, hairy woodpecker, yellow warbler, golden crown kinglet, barn owl and bludbird. Some of these birds have been seen during the Christmas bird count which is held annually by bird lovers in Morrow County. Books that can give an amateur bird watcher help in identifying birds are Roger Tory Peterson's book "A Field Guide to Western Birds" and the "Golden Guide to Field Identification Birds of North America" by Robins, Bruun, Zim and Singer. While refreshments were being served, a tape of differ ent bird calls was played and members enjoyed hearing familiar songs of birds they recognized, the spokesperson concluded. Qffj Bowling tM News Dime A Dozen October 17 Won Lost No. Three No. Two No. Five No. One No. Seven No, Four No. Eight No. Six Splits: Billie and 3-10. 17-3 12-8 12-8 11-9 9-11 8-12 6-14 5 -15 Doherty 5-6 High game: jutjy Rfckert - 224 and Ray Massey - 233. High series: Judy Rickert -517 and Ray Massey - 521. High team game: No. Five -800. High team series: No. Five -2228. K of fee Kup Keglers Won Lost No-Pin Hitters 14'i- 9't ThePytts 14',- 94 MC.G.G.No.2 13 -11 HiHo's 12'i-lPit Gutter Dusters 12 -12 Three Holers 11 -13 Newcomers 10 -14 The Dregs 8'i-15li High game: Linda Schultz -180. High series: Linda Schultz -512. Splits: Hilda Yocom - 5-7; and Linda Schultz - 2-7. Sparetimen Octobers Won Lot M C.G.G. 17 - 7 Gardners' 15 -19 Coast to Coast 14 -10 Petersons' 12-11 V&G 12 -12 Les Schwab 10 -14 Sears 9 -15 Central Market -174 Splits converted: Millie Hanna 4-5-7; Chris Limanen 4-7-9; and Karen Palmer 4-7-10. High game: Bonnie Camp bell - 195. High series: Bonnie Camp bell - 560. continued page 5 For One Night Only Thursday, Oct. 28, 7 to 9P-m- 3 Queen Size Serta Mattress & Box Sets. Pillow Soft 30 Off I I I 12 Feet Wide Linoleum rt C795 sq.yd. 1 IUSE Main St. Krlsta Lee Adams . A diiuuhler. Krisia Lee. was born to Terra and Timothy Adams of Heppner at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner on October 8. She weighed 8 lbs.. 8 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schnider of Scio. Mr. and Mrs. O L. Adams of Heppner and Howard Watts of Silverton. Great-grandparents are Camilla-Samples of Heppner. Ruth Adams of Spray. Wilda Jacohsen of Silverton and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Watts, also of Silverton. Michael Ryan Mikesell A son. Michael Ryan, was born to Jackie and Glenn Mikesell Jr.. Ill of Heppner at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner on October 9. He weighed 6 lbs. Grandparents are Barbara Glen and Robert Lowe, both of Bellingham, Wash., and Bar bara Engle and Leonard En gle, both of Tonino. Wash. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Russ Mills of Van couver. B.C. ( harissa Gayle Gates A daughter. Charissa Gayle, was born to Arlynda and Thomas Gates of lone at Pio neer Memorial Hospital in Heppner on October 14. She weighed 7 lbs., 10 oz. Grandparents are Pauline Gates of lone. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aldrich of Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. Vern Klim anchesky of Portland. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vera Christopheer son of Donald. Great-great-grandmother is Ada Christopherson of Donald. Autumn Dee Chick A daughter. Autumn Dee. was born to Dee Dee and Kevin Chick of Heppner on October 16 at Consolidated Good Shep herd Hospital in Hermiston. She weighed 7 lbs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peine of Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rood of Heppner and Dale Chick of Stanfield. Great-grandparents are Alice Wagner of Pilot Rock, Edna Gay of Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Don Chick of Williams Lake, B C. and Venice Hen drickson of Lexington. Jacob Marion Weaver - A son, Jacob Marion, was born to Karla (Weatherford) and Richard Weaver of Port Or chard, Wash., on October 16, in Bremerton, Wash. He weighed 7 lbs., 64 oz. Grandparents are Alice Varaskavich and Dick Weaver of Bremerton. Great-grandmother is Mary Weaver of Bremerton. Stepgrandmother is Justine Weatherford of Heppner. Jacob joins a sister, Abiah Lucille, two, at home. Halloween Party from p. 8 At the present time, only applicants meeting one of the following criteria may be taken: breast feeding mothers, pregnant women, or infants under one year. Applications must be filled out before appointments may be made. A waiting list is being made as the program is now at a capacity load. Appli cations are available at the center. I Long-Bell Many Styles & Colors to Choose From In - Store Display Coming Soon Free Estimates With or Without Installation also New: Unfinished Deadline barley and wheat insurance October 31 is the last djite on which applications w ill be ac cepted in Morrow County for all -risk insurance policies on l9R1-erop barley and wheat. All-Risk Crop Insurance Dis trict Director Andy Bak says that information about the coverage available, as well as a lint of local auenls who offer Iho insurance, can he obtained hv rontacline the Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva tion office in Heppner. Bonds presented lone Yard of the Month award V 1 VI 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Neul Bond Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bond of lone were presented with the lone Yard of the Month award by the lone Garden Club. The Bonds live on the corner of W. Second Street. A garden club spokesperson said the Bond's yard was chosen for the award because of its neatness and continuous blooms, from early spring to Oregon students score well Oregon high school juniors and senors last year outscored their national contemporaries on all four tests administered by the American College Test ing Program, according to Verne A Duncan, state super intendent of schools. Nearly 1.400 Oregon college bound students were tested for their general educational de velopment and ability to com plete college-level work in English, math, social studies and natural science. The Oregon average on all tests was 19.3. up from 19.2 in the previous year, while the national average dropped from 18.5 to 18.4, he said. Following are Oregon scores on individual tests with national scores listed in parentheses- English 18 8 (17.9), math 17.5 (17.2), social studies 18.6 (17.3), natural science 21.8 (20 8). CAYSTAL-CLEAH. FUXIBLI eiASTIC! EASY TO INSTALL! CUT WITH SHEARS t TACK ON I l Cheaper Ml Than fe Glatwl ur 676-9157 1 Cabinets i i i Birch Cabinets i 00 v V Km. ft J l ft. W.j r am i near for all-risk Bak says that the number of applications received to date and the interest expressed by wheat Kiwers suggests that the amount of insurance In force will be a record high. "One major reason. ."Bnk notes, "is the continuing In crease in crop production costs Many wheat growers simplv do not have the neces snrv cash reserves or adilH tional borrowing capability to take a chance on losing the i tar1 i late fall. Another factor in choosing this month's winner was that the Bonds keep up the street property in front of their home and yard The yard is also decorated with figur ines, which are placed attrac tively, the spokesperson said. Their yard and property looks as if thev care, she concluded. Consolidated Report of BANK OF JEastem Oregon "Your Home Owned Independent Bank" ARLINGTON, HEPPNER AND I ONE Cash and due from banks U.S. Treaury securities ... Obligations of other U.S. Government Kncie and corporations Other securities... Federal fundi told ft securities purchased under agreements to retell Other loans lest reserve for loan losse Bank premlitt, furniture it fixture, it other assets representing bank premlies Other Real Ella te Other assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deposit of Individual, partnerdilp. and corporation Time and saving deposit of individual, partnerihlp, and corporation.. Deposit of United State Government Deposit of State and political lubdivlilon Certified and officer' checks, etc TOTAL DEPOSITS a. Total demand depoita: , 4,2M,47.M b. Total time and saving deposits: 20,044,224.41 Federal fundi purchased A securities sold under agreement to purchase.... Other lla bilitirs TOTAL LI ABILITIES Common stock total par value (No. shares authorized 6.OO0) (No. shares outstanding 0,000) Surplus Undivided profit TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES ACapltal accounts Average of total deposits for the Average of total loans for the 30 Standby letter of credit I Patricia Gentry, Cashier, of condition is true and correct to Correct Attest Directors: (s) L.E. Ikk, Jr. () Howard YOUR INDEPENDENT HOME OWNED BANK money that they will have invested in Iheir crops." , ''Another reason," the In surance official contends, "is the reduced cost of purchasing insurance." The federal gov ernment. In an effort to en courage participation In the program, pays up to 30 per cent of the cost of the protec tion. Anticipated sing-up also is expected to be higher be cause a growing number of lenders are requiring or sug Besting that borrowers carry at least enough coverage to provide for repayment of pro duction loans, he concluded. ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATION TODAY'S DATE PWINT VCHJH NAME CLEAJ.V RiSlDENCE STHtET AOCttESS CITY REASON FOR BEQUEST I SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT (HANDWRITTEN) IF YOU ARE IN THE HANDICAPPED OR SPECIAL VISUAL CATEGORY. CHECK HERE FOR FULL YEAH VALIDITY, ADDRESS TO WHICH ABSENTEE BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT IF DIFFERENT FROM RESIDENCE ADDRESS STREET AOORESS CITY STATE I MAIL THIS APPLICATION TO THE COUNTY CLERK OF THE I COUNTY IN WHICH YOU MAINTAIN YOUR HOME RESIDENCE I J , 1 ASOFI-10-82 ASSETS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA 30 calendar days ending with the call date. calendardays ending with call date the above named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of the best of my knowledge and Bryant (s) Gene Pierce Poopl one behaved that if thair palms itched they would recaiva money, WE HAVE THE GNUIN I W" WUkl I rviw WINDOW MATERIALS MOLO M HI AT Ml? OUT CO10 Rietmann'o Hardware lone, OR HHECINCT NAMENUMOtR ELECTION DATE COUNTY ZIP HP Condition 2,4ll.il.ll 3.ISS.3I0.48 KOO'OOO.OO 4.318,420.55 1.200.0O0.00 14.852.113. IS 038.298.41 lit, 003.00 1.055.501.80 28,172,439.11 3,803,884.52 IM30.37S.S3 24.04 1. M 1.344.SO8.02 127,824.34 24.330,700.07 1.127,414.52 331.715.00 25.789,831.41 150,000.00 1,700,000.00 1,032.603.08 28,672,435.16 24,442,770.18 15,380,001.26 belief, signed, Patricia Gentry rM JOOn - in II CORPORATION -1 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Published: October 21. 1982 I Ofl Heppner 676-9157 Cash & Carry 676-9432 i ' ; ' ; 4
