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H H K Ih r Hrppnrr ( ¿ n r l l r T lm n . Hrppnrr Oregon. T k u n d it September *. is x i Registered and Certified HILL 81 - STEPHENS SEED S E E D FO R S A L E l mien Seed Barley H ill «1 Seed Wheal 676 9MB E A R L Y B U Y E R S ' T h u year I am offering a 30 cent cwt price diacount for any seed bought before September 20 th As I base my seed pnce on the Portland m arket I want to pass on the storage and interest sav ings of buying early A L L C U STO M ERS' You have a lot invested in a crop V w r cheapest insurance in purchasing clean seed is a shipping certificate It is not 0 S U Registered or Certified if you do not recievr an O S U shipping certificate 1 only sell what I grow I only sell O S U Registered or Certified I personally make the last roguing pass through each field, and I now personally clean or supervise the cleaning and sizing of each seed lot Give me a call or come out and see me I wuuld like the opportunity to Sheriff s Report Former editor s family visits G-T T h r Morrow County Sh eriff s O ff ice al the Morrow County Court house in Heppner reports handling thr following business during thr past week On August 25 a Heppner am bu lance responded to Schw arz apart menta. Heppner. transporting one male to Pioneer M emorial Hospital Also on August 25 a Hoardman ambulance responded to the Texaco station in Hoardman and tranapar ted a male subject to Good Shepherd Ihwpital in Hermistcai for a possible heart attack On August 26 a Hoardman ambu lance responded to l ' A I. Inc in Hoardman for a female with breath ing problems She was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital Also on August 26 the Hoardman Eire Department responded to a fire at th r end of Paul Smith Hoad w here thr rem ain s of an old house being burned down got out of control On August 30 the Boardm an F ire Dept responded to some trees coi fire at West Glen Addition in Hoard man On August 31 the Morrow County .Sheriff 's office arrested Donald L r - itov Walltck P lc lu rfd above are J im Craw ford l«*ft his w ile Stephany. and ih iir io n Jam es Crawford J r of llerm osa Beach. C alifornia Thr> w in - in Heppner Iasi Wednesday afternoon for a brief visit at the lli-ppner Gazette Tim ex where Jim had s(x-nt muni- llm r in his early south w hile his fa th rr Jas[x-r Crawford w as rd ilo r .< ih r newspaper Jaspi-r s father. Vawter Craw fo rd, was Ih r publisher who ended compétition between the He|>pner Gazette ami Ih r llrp p n rr Times when he taxjght I Kith papers Bank of E. 0 . favors "Congress must com e to grue with m assive hu»lget d e ficits to save this nation, and actiun th is year on a balanced budget constitutional a mendment is the tout w a y to s ta rt." declared G erald Pierson. Manager of the Hank of K astrrn Oregon in a news release "T h is nation and Heppner face hi|(her interest rates, recession, un employment, hankrupte ies. and economic instability dow n the road if action is not taken Siam The Hank irf E a ste rn Oregon w ill take a leadership role in educa lm il the («itilo to these penLs * "S p e cifica lly . H J K 243. a pro (■■oil hill in the House of Hepresen tatúes is a joint resolution provid mu for a ludo nerd fed eral budget. ?ed federal and It ran hr enacted th is year "Adoptionof this resolution before O aigress adjourns w ill send a pow erful signal that your elected law makers intend to come to grips with the impending iteficit c ris is Amending our Constitution is rail an action to be taken lig h tly Hut fran kly, progress toward federal budgetary discipline h as been al most non existent so fa r. and it now becomes necessary to impose- rx te r nal discipline on Congress through this m ajor reform "Th e Hank of Kastern Oregon and its staff w ill tie working together in this effort with national orgamza lions representing fin an cial institu lions, business agriculture and cib rens groups Hut It w ill take the 3 county students compete in state spelling contest Kirsl place winners received Com modorc Computers from Compel Iron Inc of Portland Tlie event is sponsored by the lln-gon Council of Teachers of Eng lish and the Oregon Departm ent of Kducalion Competing from Morrow County were Kelly Spray of Sam Hoardman Elem entary in the firs t through sixth grade division; T e r r i Meyers of Columbia Junior High in the seventh through ninth grade divi sion and Hence Struthers of Hepp net High School in the loth through 12th grade division Hesulls will he published us they .ire received from contest officials through thi r fT / 1 mes to T ears Ago Thursday . September 5, 1974 Heppner O ly Council rejected a school hoard proposal to annex all property al Ih-ppner High School to the c ily Planned opening date for the Heppner Child Devriopnient Center was October I at the Seventh day Adventist Church Auditorium The city council held a special meeting to discuss problems with repair and purchase of additional parking meters for the city of Heppner 25 Years \go Thursday. September 3, 195» i ii. in' i -in i .lu.igr 9 lUiam w Wells dismissed a rra tra ming order against the Morrow County schm l hoard when he allowed a motion to quash th r injuction because a txind had not been posted when the restraining ivd er was issued Augitit 14 The injunction had seriously handicapped thr school hoard unit school officials in Ih e ir plans lo prepare for the opening o f schools by p re ven tin g them fro m m oving i»|uipm rnt from to«- building to another or transferring students to Afferent schools reported th r Gaz rite Tim es The injunction and sial challenging the constitutionality of tlx- slate sctxxil risirgan ization law had Ix-vfi brought against the board by groups of residents in Hardm an, lexington and Hoardman in an effort to prevent clo sure of one w hixil and tlx- transfer of students to various other selxxiLs in the county The House of Iti-prcM-ntativi-s fail rd by one vote lo override President Kisenhower's veto of the public works appropriations bill which w ixil.l have provok'd money for tls- resurvey of the proposed Willow ( 'reek Dam SO Y rarx \go T hu rsd ay. September 6. 1934 With a new attendance rrc o rd o f 125 in the high sctxxil and a normal enrollment in the grades, the Hepp ner schools opened Monday and everything is running sm o o th ly, re (sods Edw ard F Bloom, su perm in i ik-nt AH tea» hers were on hand (or the opening, and Mr Bloom is enthusiastic in his optim ism for the teaching force new teachers as well as old "Some discomfort has been caus «xl by the heat. making M r Bloom a lilt lr envious of the position of his brother who has just got settled al Nome, Alaska The Marrow County School Dist net w ill he screening a ll kindergar ten. first fourth, and s»-v enth grades in the are as of speech, la nguage and hearing said a spokesperson from IN- sch<xil district office Other students involved in the screening are transfers from other districts and parent or teacher re ferrals The screening will he conducted al the following schools Heppner Klementary School W»d nesday. Sept 5, Thursday S»-pl 6, .uxl Frid ay Sept 7 Morning Heppner High School F r id a y . Tlx- lone l mled Church of Christ will begin its fall schedule on Sun day September 9 announced the Rev Cathy Bark«v The Sunday Sch««>l season starts that day with an orientation sing mg. and inlnxtu»tion of teachers TTx- events tx-gin at 9 45 a m at thr Christian Kducalion Building for children age three through those ( 1 11 FARMERS Get Your Seed Treating Material Now! !■ - ¡ For Smut in Wheat & Barley i i i Terracoat LT2 V ita v a x 25DB G ra n o x N-M (M aneb-HCB) Dust V ita v a x 200 (Flow able) 1 Availablf N ow A t < For Wireworm in Wheat & Barley Lindane 75W PETTYJOHN OIL AND CHEMICAL COMPANIES w e» r r w ir * ^ D rinox 34HC 421-7511 * ’# * ' * » # * * * * - -- - - v * * * 1503) 422-7204 an 4x4* 4x4* A HUNTERS! HUNTERS!? x4 Specials! Iv 4 ‘^al sec s meet The monthly meeting of the Pend Won Area la-gal Secretaries Asao nation w ill tie held on Tuesday. Seplember 16. l»M. al 7 p m al the Hermiston Safety Center. 330 South F irs t, Hermiston. Oregon Sept 7 Aftermxm lone Sehixils Monday. Sept 10 A C Houghton Klein S ch ixil Turn day, Sept n Wixirn-sd.iv s«-(.t 12 ¿uxl Thursday . Sept 13 Morning Columbia Ju n sir High Schixil ■niurstlay. Sept 13-Afternoon Sam Hoardman Klein School Monday. Sept 17 Tuesday. Sept 16 and Wednesday. S»-pt | 9 Morning H iversiile High School Wrdnnv »toy. Sept 19 Afternoon Persons who have questions con »vm ing the screening, may call Carol K a ilh IVtersun at the Morrow Counly School D istn d O ffice, phone number 9896202 1981 * M V a 1978 CHEV « » ton 4x4 V a 4x4 ton M l £ M 1977 CHEV BLA ZER 4x4 * « M Z 1 9 7 7 C H EV P IC K U P « « Va ton 4*4 * 1 9 6 7 .” 1972 BLAZER * 4*4 11 CC to begin fall schedule entering sixin grade m e Adult Sunday School class m eets at do main church building, in the Lower Hoorn, al 9 45 a m The worship hour changes from the sum m er hour to I I a m Childcare is provxled at the Kduca tional Building during w orship A ixiffee hour follows the se rv ice V isito rs are welcome, adds the Rev B a rk e r, pastor Z5 —i - Oregon Trail ^ Veterinary Clinic Terry Goiter, DVM Bill Jepson, DVM Doug Ferro, DVM ii i OR 0 Eric Anderson P.O. Box 48 lone. OR. charges of D riving C n d rr th r Influ m e r of Intoxicants H r posted bail and was released Also on August 31 thr Hoardman F ire Dept respomk-d to a fire on Interstate Highway 64 which was a grass fire at milepost 156 In a third August 31 incident thr Morrow County S h e riffs office ar rested A rlry Ja y Ham ilton. 25. of Hoardman on charges of D riving I'nd er the Influence of Intoxicants and D riving While Suspended Hr was lodged al the C m a lllla Police 1 X-|ll On September I the Heppner l*olice Dept arrested M ichael la v Slookey, 23. M arysville. WA on a Morrow Countv Sheriff s Office war rant on charges of Minor in Po ssrs sion and F a ilu r r lo Pay Fin e Hr posted bail and was released Snow you i lita Style «I « ) sn. r •% 16 .. . Also on September I , a Boardman f»am #' H y . y . t . b i r b .u w n bp j r m a ! h a » a » » , .tad am bulance responded lo a Hoard % . / • o p a n . n y s l o . y o u . f a v u . . t a p h u t . - v O a . « ... » man residence and transported a c o l o , w o o d l . a « i i a n d f u l l s l . a n ^ t h p . o t y , 11 v a j j . , fem ale with dizzy spells to Good shepherd lfuspital In a third Sept I incident the Morrow County Sh eriff's Office. Heppner Police Dept and a Morrow County am bulance responded to a one v e h id e accident on the Heppner Condon Highway One m ale was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital On September 2 thr- Morrow Coun ty S h e riffs Dept issued a citation for D rivin g While Suspended lo M 4 x 4 s 4 x 4 s 4 x 4 s 4 x 4 * 4 x 4 * 4 x 4 * David P Wetherell. 35. of Kichland. * WA On September 3 a boardman am M bulance responded (o a Hoardman * residence and transported a child lo « i»ood Shepherd Hospital in Hertnts * ton M Speech-hearing screenings set Sifting ÍI Madraa CL EA N LA R GE SEED WITH V I T A V A X 200 treated 4 x * 4 x 4 x t * 4« 4 x 4 s 4 x 4 * Oregon students who won county ■telling contest! competed in a state championship Saturday. Sept I. at the Oregon Slate Kair The contests were not like the traditional spellmt! tx-e Instead of spellinK the wonts o ra lly , students had ten seconds to write each of Til words on papi-r after it w as pronoun ced. used in a sentence and pronoun cod again Mike Itonabue. im - ws anchorm an for KO IN T V in Portland. gave tin- words Klrst second and th ird place winners were anoum-ed following each contest State School Supt Verne A Duncan presented awarifc to the w inner» a la I p m ceremony involvement of citizens in Heppner and across the country to ensure su ccess." Pierson said Il J It 243. and its com panion in tin- Senate. S J H S. require a balanced listerai liudgct except in cases of national em ergency or an override of three fifths of the House and Senate The resolution would lavarne effective two y e a rs after enactment to Congriss As with all constitutional amendments, ratifi cation by three fourths of the stain , will also be needed The federal defic it. left uncheck id w ill I h - eating up one half to two thirds of total » r is iit a callab le in this country within a few years and will raise interest ra te s on the m u a i rung credit dial business and cunsumcru need Since I « l Ita- fed eral govern rnent has experienced 22 annual deficits and just one su rp lu s in its budget As a result, it is more than II i. trillio n in detit If things don’t change that total could double in aimed seven years. Pierso n said "A frightening thought is that tiaLiv it would take n e a rly every (H la r on deposit in the domestic ufflces of America s han ks to pay that debt off In oilier w ords paying off that debt would just alxxit wipe iu l a ll the savings in the United States This trrmponsibtlity is going to sentence all of us to a debtors (in siti which may soon be- inescapable a prison composed of high interest rates, inflation, unemployment and sluggish investment A s ta rt toward solving this horrible problem is the legislation pending in Congress,'' Pierson concluded 8 * s .r o » s » [ .C O W Announces the Addition of M a rk K S a r g « n t ,D V M * < ! '£ • * * '* ‘ '-"w X*& IF ood Stove Efficient, lo w < o s t h e a tin g fo r e c o lo g ic a lly <S b u d g e t m in d e d p e o p le D esigned Si fa b ric a te d in the N o rth w e s t Model 20 — *520 Box takes up to 22 " Model 12 — *425 Box takes standard 16 Large and Small Anim al Veterinarian Or Mark Sargent C linic Hours B a m to 5 p m M on da y thru Friday B a m to 12 noon Saturday .x ..J n « X .I« .: 5 6 7 .1 1 3 8 Lo cated on H arm isto n -M cN ary H w y. N a ît to C anno d Foods G ro c e ry log _ log Also: We Handle Jonsereds Chain Saws Sales & Service GREEN FEED & SEED b7t)-lkt22 i
