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fc.y. lyl H"1 .- T,., miipi pr uji pwrpr-irptf y frjwnjii m jjif frnr ay IM1' pr'-prHrHHy''rHF1 HHS girls chosen to attend Stephanie Payne (left) FOR SALE j VIDEO BUSINESS j Established in Heppner.: Set up on Main : St. Ready to take over.: For details call 676-5472 or 676-5431: the ( J I O iff tui It lUfflllL ALL WINDSHIELDS INSTALLED THRU THE MONTH OF MARCH Free pick up & delivery in Heppner PIG IRON Auto Body Happy St. Heppner 676-5435 Patrick's Day! f concerning- PLOW SHARES MOLDBOARDS SHINS LANDSIDES CHISEL SPIKES SUB-SOILER POINTS DISC BLADES SWEEPS DUAL TILLAGE & FIELD CULTIVATOR PARTS FERTILIZER KNIVES k VIBRO TINES iw sua P. O. Box 367 Lexingrton, Orecjon 97839 and Jodi Padbcrg Jodi Padbergnd Stephanie Payne, both juniors at Hep pner High School, have been selected by the American Le gion Auxiliary unit in Heppner to attend Oregon Girls' State. The annual event will be held this year from June 10-15 at the University of Oregon campus in Eugene. 25 OFF deductable on WHEN PERFORMANCE COUPJTQ A single source for all your O E M. quality tillage tool needs. Wlese products feature superior design and engineering, heavy duty construction from high carbon steel and are quenched and heat treated. For your convenience, plow parts are cartoned with required bolts end nuts. Contact Wiete Corporation or your area distributor for additional Information cc-w rwi rto cS i ooueie POINT Re V-. V Vi:txrtr4TiN Plow Shears For All 1 M.C.G.G. f.lorrov County Girls' State Selection is based on leader ship, character and honesty, cooperativeness, community participation and service, and scholarship. Girls who are chosen to participate in the program will constitute a model state and will assume the duties of citizens by electing their own city, county and state offi cials. They set up their own city and county governments, conduct court sessions, and pass and enforce city ordi nances. They elect their own stale senators and representa tives, and in their legislature, the girls introduce, debate and pass bills. Padberg is the daughter of Lee and Linda Padberg of Lexington. Payne is the daughter of Les and Phyllis Payne of Heppner. Water supply The Morrow County Soil Conservation Service report that county water supplies are forecast to be below average during the next five months, STREAM Butter Creek nr. Pine City Ilhea Cr. nr. Heppner Willow Cr. at Heppner Rock Creek above Cay use Canyon nr. Condon Shakespearean Festival discussion, tour offered The Heppner-Ione Chapter of the American Association of University Women is offering a 10-week study and discus sion of the Ashland Shakes pearean Festival Association plays of this summer season and a tour to the theatres to view the plays studied August 6 to 10. The titles include "Troilus and Cressida," "The Winter's Tale," "The Taming of the Shrew," and "Henry VIII" by Shakespeare as well as "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," a 2oth century play and a Marv Peterson chosen as Teacher of the Month Marvin Peterson was cho sen as teacher of the month for February by lone High School students. This is his 11th year as industrial arts teacher. This year, in addition to the high school classes of wood shop, drafting, welding, pho tography, and T.C.A. Manu facturing (this year's com pany in a class in entreprenu rial education), a.id junior high arts and crafts, he has "m to nooucTs P O Boa 1 A Your Equipment Grain Groricrsmc. Ph. 989-8221 1(800)452-7396 What's Your Opinion? J V Question: "What kind of voter turn-out do you think there will be next Tuesday since three levies are to be decided on?" "Probably about average," said Kenneth Smouse of lone, "I haven't heard of too much interest in it, but there's enough there to bring people out." outlook. despite heavy precipitation throughout the area in Feb ruary. Heppner received 1.69 in. of precipitation, 172 percent of average; Ukiah received 1.46 in.. 146 percent of average. As FORECAST 1000'saf percent a vg. 10.1 87 .5.5 76 .6.5 84 18.6 120 backstage tour of all three theatres, reports Jane Raw lins, a spokesperson for A.A.U.W. This package is open to all Morrow County residents. The cost will cover the exact amount of prices for play books, tickets, lodging and transportation, Rawlins said. Tickets must be reserved by April 1. For reservations or more information, all Interes ted persons should call Raw lins at 676-9435 before that date. been assisting elementary students in simple construc tion projects. Born and reared in Tacoma, Wash., he served four years in the U.S. Navy. He graduated from Eastern Washington University and did his gra duate work at Eastern, Cen tral Washington University, Eastern Oregon State College, and Oregon State University. His hobbies are kite flying and cooking. viam- VNt r drop focc ny, low 90230 Local news By JUSTINE WEATHERFOItD Justice Court Iteport Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner han dled the following cases dur ing the past week : Gary David Patterson, Hep pner Improper Passing, $24 fine. Eugene Clyde Farley, Hep pner - No Taillights on Trailer, $15 fine. Brian Clayton Sweeney, Heppner - Defective Equip ment - White Lights to the Rear, $24 bail forfeited. Craig Allen Miles, 19, Hep pner Possession of Liquor by Minor, $77 fine. of March 1, mountian snow pack was near normal. The county S.C.S. office gives the following forecasts of streamflow: AVG 1000's af 11.6 7.2 7.7 15.5 PERIOD March-July March-July March-July March-July These streamflow forecasts assume normal weather con ditions" for the March-July period The word fiction comes from the Latin fictio, which meant something invented. The lieppner Gasette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March 22, 1984 NINE bits Mrs. E.V. Blevins of Uklah was an honored guest speaker at the state meeting of Oregon Emblem Clubs on March 10 in The Dalles. Her mother, Mr. Ed Conty, Heppner, attenrM the meeting with her. Last year the Emblem Club of Hermiston suggested that imiiiiiiiimimimiimmtiiiiiiimimmmiininiiHM Snappoir4 Yonnir Vote Sponsored by Morrow ffliiiiMiiiiiiuiiMHiniiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiim -A AWl dddI r(Sy4 ILsofidl TTQncB (EnanimdlwOT TTai)S(BQDn(i5ff i : f ti-ut'it JL-U u u.u fij mdixr liiusu " Jill c J" CAUTIOH A I I Q N the state clubs make buying prothesis (a replacement leg) for Mrs. Blevins a state-wide project, which the organlztion of Lady Elks agreed to do. They invited her to their state meeting where they made the presentation of this prothesis and where they asked her to speak about her experiences leading to the need for the artificial limb. Yes - Maircli 27 County Education Association Mm Cwiwuw J j w mum noun a ' Mrs. Blevins is diabetic and cannot be insured. She was widowed very soon after the accident occurred which led to the loss of her leg. Rather recently she has taken and passed a civil ser vice test which may lead to a desk Job. So life is looking better for Mrs. Blevins and her two daughters. ScEioofl 4P IB nf
