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TEN The Heppner Garrttc-Times. Hrppner, Oregon, Thursday. March 17. 1983 'How to handle stress' program rescheduled The second program of the Building Better Lives series. "How to Handle Stress," originally scheduled for March 17, has been postponed and rescheduled to start on April 12. The program will be held at 7 p.m. at the Seventh day Adventist Church, 560 N. Minor, in Heppner. "If we are to enjoy optimum health, we must cope with stress in positive ways." stated Don Reiber, who will be leading the presentation. "Those wishing to gain some ideas on how to do this are invited to attend. There is no charge," he added. The Building Better Lives series is brought to the com munity by the local Seventh day Adventist sOiurch. The third program, "How to Deal With Stress," will focus on ways of cutting medical ex penses. No date has yet been set for this topic. (fj Boeing News Hospital Notes D.A.'s Report Dime A Dor en March II No. Five No. Four No. Two No. Seven No. Eight No. Three No. Six No One Lost 25 -14 23-16is 22,-17's 22 -18 -19 -23 -24 -26 21 17 16 14 Apartment inspected By JUSTINE HEATH ERFORD Sunday afternoon. Mar. 13, theready-and-waiting housing that has been prepared fdor a refugee family expected to come to Heppner in the near future under the sponsorship of Hope and Valby Lutheran churches was open for inspec tion by interested persons. The spacious first-floor apartment of the large home belonging to the Francis Doherty Estate, on the corner of Gale and Church streets. has been completely renova ted and tastefully furnished by church members under the capable direction of Jane Rawlins. From 12 noon until 2 p.m., admiring viewers walked through the entry hall, livingroom, two bedrooms, large kitchen, bathroom and utility porch which are very clean and attractive. Church women served re freshments to the interested visitors, all of whom hope that the European parents and their two children will reach Heppner soon. Splits: Gene Doherty 4-7-9. High game : Joyce Winters -216 and Riley Munkers - 214. High series : Joyce Winter -432 and Alan Basford - 535. High team game: No. Four 775. High team series: No. Four 2 232 Sparetimers March Won - Lost The following patient was admitted and released from Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner during the past week : Chiloe Chervenell. Lexing ton, admitted March 11, re leased March 12. The following patients were still receiving care at the hospital as of Monday.Mar. 14: Kay Wilson, Heppner - ad mitted March 10; Emily Kinster, Heppner -admitted March 10; Sherrie Mahoney, Heppner -admitted March 10; Mary Bristow, lone - ad mitted March 11; and Alba Mover, Heppner - ad mitted March 8. IT'S Peterson's Les Schwab Coast to Coast Central Market V Si G Tavern M.C.G.G. Sears Gardner's High game: Katie Mc Rob erts - 199. High series: erts - 514 31 31 25 23 22 15 15 14 -13 -13 -19 -21 -22 -29 -29 -30 Mli Katie McRob- Koffee Kup Keglers March 10 Won - Lost AT GREEN FEED POTATO SETS ONION SETS & PLANTS LOTS OF SEEDS PEAT MOSS BARK DUST FERTILIZER SPRING PLANTS FLOWERING SHRUBS FRUIT TREES EVERGREENS GREEN FEED & SEED I HEPPNER 676-9422 M.C.G.G. No. 2 NewComers HiHos No-Pin Hitters Gutter Dusters The Dregs Three Holers The Pvtts 32 26 22 21 19 16 12 12 - 8 -14 -18 -19 -21 -24 -28 -28 David Rufus Piper A son, David Rufus. was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Piper of Lex ington on February 26 at Pendleton Community Hospi tal. He weighed 7 lbs.. 3' oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mel Piper of Heppner. Betty Marquardt of Lexington and the late Carl Marquardt. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messenger Sr of Lexington. Ada Piper of Winlock. Wash, and Erma Kiggins of Heppner. James Randall Zimmer man. 26, of Boardman, was arraigned in Morrow County Circuit Court March 9 on charges of alleged Felony Driving While Suspended, re ported Morrow County Dis trict Attorney Richard McNerney. In other news, McNerney reported : Darrel Wayne Solomon, 42, of Irrigon, was arraigned March 11 in Morrow County Circuit court on two counts of alleged First Degree Rape and three counts of First Degree Sexual Abuse. John Luis Grady, no age available, of Arlington, was arraigned in Morrow County Circuit Court March 9 on charges of alleged First De gree Theft. Robert Cate. 38. of Irri gon, pleaded guilty March 9 to charges of Harassment and Fourth Degree Assault. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail - suspended, and one year bench probation. John Paul Johnson. 18, of Irrigon. was arraigned Marrh 14 in Morrow County Justice Court on charges of alleged Second Degree Criminal Mischief, Second Degree Criminal Trespass and First Degree Burglary. James McNiel, 21, of Irrigon. was arraigned March 14 on charges of alleged First Degree Burglary, Second De gree Criminal Mischief, Se cond Degree Criminal Tres pass and being an Ex-Convict in Possession of a Firearm. School board to meet The next regular meeting of the Morrow County School Board will be held Monday, Mar. 21. Columbia Junior High School, Irrigon, at 8p.m. The board will consider bids for school buses and will be accepting bids on a pump lhat has been offered for sale, said a school district spokesperson. They will also consider two policy matters: personnel records and part time atten dance. The board is also scheduled to develop a plan for disposal of surplus district equipment. C XT r 1 WE'RE IN THE WITH GREEN FROSTING I UUllOriNUOf V.AIVC9 V & CUPCAKES on St. Patrick's Day Free Doughnut it Cun of Teai t J to the 1st Five People to Comtj In at 9a.m 12p.m. & 3p.m. u Z ladies IKUKG OJOi 'j j in 50 Off Slacks - Jeans - Cords Blouses Sweaters Maternity Clothes Dresses Childrens Wear 4-6x & 7-14 : Free Green Carnation I on the 1 7th I tl'itn $10 HDU5HH5HIQNi 2 for 1 Gossard & Exquisite Form Bras High game: Judy Rickert -197. High series: Hilda Yocom -491. Splits: Pat Lankford 5-7; and Linda Schultz 5-7. Thursday N'ighl Ladies March 19 Won B. P.OE.No.358 M&R Kinzua C. B.E.C.. Inc. Ray Boyce Ins. Cole's B&C Repair Bucknum's Splits converted: Palmer 6-10 and 7-9. also bowled a triplicate of 142-142-142. High game: Inetia Cantin -197. High series: Marie Boor -515. I flfifis scranf) ,rs NO blarney rr 7 CUSTOM TIRE JLJjCJ LfiL AMDWIHEEL SMILES Tvl 1122 ??H I SALE-fa ;lf nT ll FH ON HJlTF ""n vv vu series vr. J 70's m.. 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