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Ttiursdav. \iigutl », i M > h l \
Over the
M u rrays f inishes in 1st place
Slow Pitch Softball season ends Tee C up
Indies Day on July 31st ol Willow
M u rra y « «low pitch so ftb a ll tra m
finishe d the coed «o ft h a ll season as
the league
The final tournament
the first place team
T h e season
brgan following the M e m o ria l Day
began Sunday. July 29 and elimin
ated half of the teams
Weekend and the 13 team s o f the
league h a v r played four games at
In the semi finals Sunday. Aug 5,
the Murrays team beat the Pan
Arlington, four at Le x in g to n , and
eight games at lone each weekend
since then said a spokesperson for
game which Murrays won 7 6
Members of the winning team
include
Creek Country Club was pluyed as a
sp»v s tournament said a spiokespier
son tor the club K esu llsw err Most
Mark and Christy Lovgren.
Mark and Cathie Pointer
Matt
Murray Michelle Sating John Mur
handlers 12 1 The Panhandlers then
ray. Judy Wright Bill Greenup
Jackie Gentry Don Barber T erri
beat the Beechers team by a score
of 10-2 w hich left Murrays to play the
tientry Mike Howell Ann and Jerry
Panhandlers
Lankford. Ann Murray. John Me
again
for
the
final
C utsforth
L o ttie l.au ghlin
•>pxs v Fileen Padherg Low gross
tail-. Hunt. Low net Doris Graves.
U-ast piutts Hariet Dierson
i >n \uguat 3 the Flag Tourney was
held
Winners were
first Susan
Johnston second Ians Hunt third
Jim
lairena Jones
Tuesday . agust 7 was the qualify
Cabr and Nancy McConnell
wccc announces tourney
mg round for the club championship
tourney
1 ‘articipxants were put in
flights and will play in two 18 hole
rounds over a two week pienod
A special couples tournament will
begin at 3 30 The entry fee will be
be played at Willow Creek Country
65 pier couple
A sign up sheet for
this Jack and J ill" tournament is
Club on Sunday. August 12 Kegis
tration will be at 1 p m and play will
Sports physicals set at H.H.S.
posted in the club house
Physicals set for lone athletes
I'hy steals tor all athletes planning
to participate in tall sport*. will t>cgin
must either have a waiver signed
participate in activities at lone
Schools during the 1984 «5 school
year will tie given at lone High
indicating that they are cov ered by a
family policy or they must purchase
school insurance W aiver forms can
kept Sunday. Aug 19 lor issuing
football gear at the high school
be obtained at school offices
seniors I p m .
All first time Junior High and all
ninth and eleventh grade students
who plan to participate in activities
during the year must have physical
examinations
Students planning to participate
must also have insurance
They
Those
Physicals
Hrppnrr Coach Craig hitching
The following schedule will
juniors
I
mi
hair Schedule
Ih r u A u g u s t 12
S till T im e to See!
1984 8.1 school year will !>e given al
he
spokesperson
All seventh, ninth
eleventh grade .tudenls .in# slu
pm
sophomores and freshmen p m
Football practice will tx-gin Mon
signed waiver prior to their first
practice
day. Aug
Barents or students having ques
lions concerning physical exams or
a m and 6 30 p m
Thursday
\ugusl 14 at 7 p m stated a school
ilents new to the district who plan to
participate in activities during the
HOME.MAKERS & FAMILY DAY
JUNIOR RODEO
a v , f „
a s *
COLD NOSE FIVE
Juilv Buschke, County Kxecutive
for
the
Morrow
County
20 in the form of Daily
Friday
cal examinations
f*ractice times will be *i vo
SENIOR CITIZEN S DAY
MASTER SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST
BOBBI L YN NE SHOW
BARREL RACING FUTURITY
insurance may call the school office.
422 7131
Saturday
\gm ultural Stabilization and Con
on his farm, and then obtain author
ization from the county ASÍ’ com
mittee to release the older crops
loan to make room for their 1984
grain must make arrangements in
advance to do so
Farm ers who plan to com mingle
their
1984 and 1983 harvests and
request a loan, also need to make
arrangements with our office
Buschke said grain under regular
i reserve loan is m ortgaged and it
harvested
The gram can then be
fed
A third method is for the producer
penalty consists of im mediate re
payment of the loan plus interest,
plus early redemption, if applicable,
denial of further loans and possible
under loan w hich is then placed in a
licensed warehouse "W'e will hold
The ASCS officials also reminds
Inspector (ienera
To help maintain the quality of
grain under loan, farm ers may
rotate their farm stored gram as
new crops are harvested
at this time is particularly import
ant
Producer* with price support
loans are responsible for the quality
of the grain through the loan's
maturity date
L S D A announces wool support prices
Support prices for wool and m o
hair for 1984 marketings are 61 85
sales
(>er pound for shorn wool and SS 169
price received by all producers for
shorn wool in 1984 up to the support
lessons at
the
diving
¡
Heppner
g
ist
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c
G R E A T/
I
RATES!
■ m A
r r r n
i
The percentage will be that
required to rais the national average
price of $1 65 a pound, he said
In
1984 shorn wool prices are expected
to average around 75 cent*
per
ue to be supported at a level
comparable to the support price for
pound compared to 61 3 cents in 1983
Mohair pay ments will be calculai
ed in a manner similar to wool Block
shorn wool through payments on
said projected prices indicate p ay
unshorn lambs
As in past years he said shorn wool
ments will be necessary for
We re alwi lys on the lookout t< > bnn< j y u th* • tin' jhest possit*i* • rates and returns It's
part of our commitment to you
Look over these productive savirw r> < >ti< ms < ir i com*• in and open one of your
- )wn today f.
rVffhat a great idea
1984
marketings
Mohair prices during
1984 expected to average around
54 75 pier pound compared to t4 U5 in
1983
_____
5 Year Certificate
$500 minim. , n , 1*-posit inter*
! at I
>mp
12.060
p o 1 quart*.riy 5 year torn
Praver Seminar offered
A prayer seminar is being spun-
sw im
practice
. . .
before harvest ”
farmers that careful and regular
inspection of their farm stored crops
payments will be based on a percent
age of each producer's returns from
Youngsters
DAVIS AMUSEMENT CO. CARNIVAL
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS
COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS
LOCAL TALENT
FOOD CONCESSIONS
* * * * * * *
the warehouse receipt until 30 days
investigation by the Office of the
Block said pulled wool will contin
D iv e in
removed from the bin and sold or
ASCS com mittee about 90 days
before harvest to release the grain
Block Mohair is being supported at
the -.ame percent of parity as wool
I )mls I Furs, thru Sat. I
the farm er up to 30 days before he or
she expects to have the new grain
ization it is considered unathorized
remov al and subject to penalty The
Secretary of Agriculture John K
MULE A RAMA
EXHIBITS RELEASED
of the county office committed,
grain under loan can be released to
to get permission from the county
per pound for mohair, according to
Sunday
from other bins
If a farm er does not have suffi
cient storage space, upon approval
it is rem oved before repayment of
the loan or receipt of release author
One rotation method is for the
PARADE
RONALD MCDONALD
tr.00 p.m.
COFFEY TWINS IN CONCERT
farm er with sufficient storage cap a
city to store his most recent harvest
servation Committee said farm pro
gram participants who are planning
to m ove farm stored grain under
%
Kegis
sored by Women's Aglow at the All
tration is 15
Three meals will be
¡saint s Kpiscopal I'arish hall start
provided
mg at 3 30 p m Friday, August 10
and ending Saturday. Aug II at 5
p in The purpose of the seminar is
For more information call Lynda
Crane, 676 5471 or Kathy Clark,
676 5828
31. Yea: Fixed Rate Certificate
a* ■ I in* I
>500 mimmun k*pos<t interest
t |
p a » : qu arterly 3 yt - tr t**rr
12.060
%
Year Fixed Rate Certificate
lepvosd Interest
. T ip . u r |. • t r
I
11.951
11 . 5 5 0 %
urrent Rate
Annual Yield
$500 mmirr *un
11 . 5 5 0 %
urrent Rate
Annual Yield
to learn m or« about prayer
%
11.450 %
p a ¡q u a rte rly .1 year term
Annual Yield
llo Year Fixed Rate Certificate
FARMERS
Fo r S m u t in W h e at & B a rle y J
Terracoat LT2
Vitavax 250B
Granox N-M (Moneb-HCB) Dust
Vitavax 200 (Flowable)
<
Now At
Fo r W ire w o rm
in W he at & B a rle y
Lindane 75W
1 PETTYJOHN OIL AN D
f CHEMICAL COM PANIES
à
Drinox 34HC ;
422-7311
'ONf
1 Year 1'ixed Rate Certificate
$ 500 riunir»«,” le poilt nterest • -*• •* ,
irrent Rate
1 1 . 7 3 4 %
I ** i 1 quart*-fly 1 year term
Annual Viel* t
6 M o n t h M o n e y M a r k e t Certificate
$2500 mintmuf * deposit Interest ( x -. ik I it
6 month t* -trn
i jtwfity
1 1 . 039 %
Annual Yield
W ESTERN
H ER ITAG E
S A V IN G S
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»t ( J i n A 4
A j U f c V iA T V f t t
M M< jin .tre*>t
•f r r **f OP
i irrent Rate
11.350 %
$500 minimun leposd interest con if» xjnd* - I v I
paid quart* *rly 1 year term
Get Your Seed Treating
Material Now!
Available
4
19H4 H.» school ve.ir must have |>hysi
Movement of loan grain
requires ASCS approval
Director
Umatilla County
Heppner High School on Tuesday.
planning to participate in fall sports
must havpj either insurance or a
Doubles
for th*»sc students in
tending to participate in activities at
the Heppner schools during the
at 7 a m Tuesday August 14 at
Heppner High School announced
Physicals for students intending to
School on Wednesday evening Aug
um 15 Kxams will begin at 7 30p m
IQ84
■H
11.250 %
iff*.nt Rf jt*.
10 . 75 0 %
irr» ■» T Rale
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