EIGHT The Heppner Gatette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Oc -..,-r 18, I9
lBooks for Zimbabwe' project of I.U.C.C
The lone United Church of
Christ is engaged in a project
called "Books for Zimbabwe."
This project has been design-
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Board for World Ministries of
the United Church of Christ to
develop libraries in the mis
sion schools of Zimbabwe,
Africa. Fred Martin, lone, and
the Rev. Cathy Barker,
I.U.C.C. pastor, are corporate
members of that board.
A recent 14-year war for
independence in this South
African country took a tre
mendous toll in property and
lives as well as in educational
and medical facilities. This
project will help to provide
educational materials for the
more than 50 former mission
schools to help them train
students more effectively in
reading skills. "Education is
one of the best ways of helping
people," Barker said.
"Christian values can be
shared in this way and the
students learn ways to help
themselves." she continued.
Nationally, the United
Church Board for World
Ministries hopes to send 10.000
used books to Zimbabwe by
September 1983 and to supply
sets of encyclopedias and
magazine subscriptions for
each of the mission schools.
lone school teachers have
gathered five boxes of old
textbooks for the project and
church members have also
contributed books. The United
Church Women are helping to
pay postage, and further
donations are asked for that
expense. Barker said.
The Jr. High Youth Fellow
ship has chosen to collect
funds in "Trick-or-treat"
fashion on Sunday. October 31,
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Beginning on Oct. 25
ALL New 1982 & 83
Chevrolets will be Included.
All other requirements of
the program still applicable
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October 19
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Cathy Barker (left), France! Smouso ond Helen Martm look
through books to send to Zimbabwe, Africia
in lone. These funds will help For more information about
to provide subscriptions of how to help in this project,
"National Geographic" for contact Helen Martin,
some Zimbabwe schools. 422-7142. or the Rev, Cathy
Barker. 422-7530.
Won - Lost
No. Three 18 . - 6
No. One 15 - 9
No. Two 15 - 9
No. Five 15-9
No. Seven 12 -12
No. Four 8 -16
No. Eight 7 -17
No. Six 6-18
Nurse doll to be
raffled off in Dec,
Splits : Gene Doherty S-10 4-7
and Alan Basford 5-10.
High game: Joyce Winter -194
and Gene Doherty - 218.
High series: Mick Kindle -526
and Joyce Winter - 498.
High team game : No. Seven
-778.
High team series: No. Seven
- 2128.
SAMPLE
GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT
Morrow County, Oregon
CITY OF LEXINGTON
Tuesday , November 2, 1982 from X.-00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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aabar mmd tat Maw af each raarfiriila wttai lor.
MAYOR
4 YEAR IBM
S3 EDWARD E. BAKES
C0UNOL MEMBERS
4 YEAR TERMS
snare brtwea
(VOTE FOR 1)
(VOTE FOR 2)
54 j MACGIE HENDERSON
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Amy Drake, eipht months, shows the doll that will be
raffled off by the Pioneer Memorial Hospital Auxiliary of
Heppner. The doll, complete with nurse's uniform and
wardrobe made by Erma Kiethley of Heppner, is on display
at Sears in Heppner.
Tickets may be purchased at Sears for 25 cents each or five
for $1 Proceeds will be used to help install a music system in
Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home.
The raffle will take place in December. A specific date will
be announced later.
Amy is the daughter of Doug and Carley Drake of Heppner.
5S j SHIRLEY HcCARL
S4 CATHIE M. KXNTES.
RECORDER
2 YEAR TERM
(VOTE FOR 1)
57
) LINDA JONES
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COUNOL MEMBERS 4 YEAR TERMS (VOTE FOR 3)
S3 fj RONALD BLACK
M ROBW L. COOPER
35 j JERKY HASCALL
36 " MARTIN K&EFT
XI (j MELLAPPEX
38 LAWRENCE (LARRY) LOCKWOOP
39 CHRIS LON G REN
40 j MARY C MICHAEL
41 1 JODY TATONE
42 H GENE TRCMBL1X
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SHALL TIIK im OF HEPPNER CHARTER BE AMENDED TO ALLOW
FOR THE HEADING OF AN ORDINANCE Hi TITLE RATHER THAN IN
FULL HEFOI'-E ENACT.VffiNT.'
EXPtANATHIN
Currenily ordjnnr"i mint b rad in full before puufre. Ai the eoundl mint
often pa.i ienitthy ordinanre. many eounnl meetin(r are eonndenbljf
lenphrned whilr an ordinar is read. The proposed amendment would
provide for full reading only if a council member to requeau. Copiea of the
ordinanrt would be mad available to the pubue prior to the paaaagc of the
ordinance.
YES I VOTE FOR THE CHARTER AMENDMENT
NO R I VOTE AGAINST THE CHARTER AMENDMENT
CANDIDATES
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the Burotmr and the Dame of each ramtidale vated far.
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59 i
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60 1 WiBERT LALiHUN
1 f 1 Bf A. PUJYHAR
4 Ye Term
(Vote F 3)
(2 JOYCE WTNTT
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to 8.-00 p.m.
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43 Q LINDA RAVE LA RUT
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CITY OF IRRIGON
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(VOTE FOR 3)
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4 YEAR TERMS
(VOTE FOR 3)
44 HARVEY CHTLPER8
48
WTUJAM H. CHOLKY
WAYNE BAMS
41 Q ELMER BOLTZ
4T Q KTLLY J. RXETMANN
48 I j bOlCLAS HOWKIX
50 L J BENMF. B. REL'VKS
51 j CKRAIJ) L. TWHJVYMX
52 I ! CHKSTf;R A. WILSON
lone Jr. High defeats Echo, 14-6
By CRAIG GUTIERREZ
The lone Jr. High football
team played Echo on lone'g
home turf last Thursday. lone
was victorious by a score of 14
.
Ione's Ken Snider was first
to score in the second quarter
on a blast play up the middle
from a couple of yards out.
Dustin Padberg added the
two-point conversion.
lone was being held to short
vardnge when Echo went Into
a wide defense and ended the
long-yard gainers on end runs.
But lone started running in
side with equal success.
In the third quarter, Ken
Snider again blasted into the
endzone for six more but this
time the conversion failed and
ended Ione's scoring. Echo
scored by picking up a fum
bled ball on Ione's 30-yard line
and ran it to the endzone for
which ended their scoring for
the day.
Coach Ron Mack commen
ted "We played excellent de
fense with the front line doing
cood blocking. The kids also
played very good offensively
but let many scoring opportu
nities slip away. We domina
ted the whole game but just
scouldn't put it in the end
zone." Mack credited Kenny
Snider. Kierin Doherty and
Gary Rea for excellent play,
both offensively and defen
sively. lone meets Condon at 1 : 30
p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 28.
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Riatmonn (34) jutt miiMi pou during lorw't win Ovar
lost Thundoy, 14-6.
P.M.H. commended
for cost control
Candles burn mora ilowty
and evenly with minimal
dripping if you pi act thern
in tha refrigerator for sev
eral hours befora using.
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
in Heppner has been com
mended by the American
Hospital Association for iU
ability to control costs and to
better meet the new Medicare
cost-per-case reimbursement
requirements through its vol
untary participation in a
monthly comparative opera
tional monitoring system.
The facility was awarded
the 1983 HAS Certificate for
Recognition this week for par
ticipating in the HAS
MONITREND management
information program. Pioneer
Memorial monitors its cost,
employee productivity and
utilization both internally over
time and in comparison to
similar hospitals.
"This allows Pioneer Mem
orial Hospital to provide high
er quality services with great
er staff efficiency and help us
keep patient charges lower,"
said A K. Felt, administrator.
"We are In an excellent posi
tion to keep our coats within
the new federal guidelines for
Medicare reimbursement be
cause we are already moni
toring our performance
through HAS MONITREND."
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
has participated in the com
parative management infor
mation program for five years
and regularly uses the data for
budgeting, staffing and ser
vice decisions.
Consolidated Report of Condition
BANK OF
JE astern Oregon
"Your Homo Owned Independent Bank"
ARLINGTON, HEPPNER AND I ONE
AS OF -3-M
ASSETS
Cash and due from banks
U.S. Treasury securities
Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporation! ,
Other securities ,
Federal funds sold k securities purchased under agreements to retell.
Other loans less reserve for loan losses
Bank premises, furniture A fixtures. A other assets representing
bank premises
Other Real EsUte
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations.
DrpuaiU of United Slates Government.
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Certified and officers' checks, etc
total deposits.; ...
a. TotalJemand deposits: .;. . 4.2M.476.54
b. Total time and savings deposits: 26.044.ZZ4.41
Federal funds purchased & securities sold under agreement to purchase
Other liabilities
TOTAL LIABILITIES
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock total par value....
(No. shares authorized f.OOO) (No. shares outstanding 1,000)
Surplus
Undivided profits
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ;
TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES ACapltal accounts
MEMORANDA
Average of total depostis for the 30 calendar days ending with the call date.,
Average of total loans for the 30 calendar days ending with call date ,
Standby letter of credit
Z.OI.IIMI
J.1M.J1I.4I
Mv'OQO.M
4.31MZS.55
l.ZM.OOt.M
14.852.1S3M
3S.2M.41
1I1.O03.0S
1.05S.5S1.M
2S.S72.435.U
1.M3.HM.S2
lf.030.37f.S3
24.MI.M
1.344,5o.f2
127,824.34
24,330,700.07
1.127.414.52
331,715.00
25.78f.831.4l
150,000.00
1,700,000.00
1.032.803M
2.882.603.88
28.872,435.16
24.442.770.18 IT
15,380,001.26
1 23,451. 5f
I Patricia Gentry, Cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of
condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Correct Attest Directors:
(s) L.E. Dick, Jr. (s) Howard Bryant (s) Gene Pierce
signed, Patricia Gentry
YOUR INDEPENDENT HOME OWNED BANK
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Published: October 28, 1882