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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1984)
KH.HT-The llcpfHirf G a ir lU Tirar«. Ilr fy w r Orrgon Ihurvdj. Hrplrmbrr I. I » l Heppner Liquor Store honored for 50 years of service Film on Mormonism slated Bv DON Ml F I. TON The (iod Makers,'' a 56 minute hard hitting documentary on the Mormon Church has just been com pleted after more than two years in production Several premiere showings have been held in selected churches in the Western I'nited States and Canada, including a theater in Salt Lake City This film will be shown in the Heppner area on Sept 16 at the First Christian Church 293 N Gale SI Heppner It is sponsored by the First Christian (hurch. the Church of the Nazarene the Conservative Baptist Church, and the Christia.. lafe Center Rod Murray display* a plaque recently aw arded to the store by the Oregon Liquor Control Thr Orrgan Liquor Control Com miuion recently rwognizrd the re tail liquor itore in Heppner (or SO years of service to the community The Commission presented a Stkh anniversary plaque to Kod Murray. oi Murray's Drug who operates the store Tt» Hrppnrr liquor store is one anion« 141 Store* that opened in 1 'IM jasl after national prohibition was repealed and Oregon became a control state a New Automatic Telephone Answering Service Dial 676-9033 for all after-hours calls. For more information about this film call 67692U» \X heat nutrition pamphlet available The Consumer Programs commit tee of the Oregon Wheat Growers I¿uigur has announced that they have compiled an Oregon "Wheat listing questions a nd answiTs covering the nutritional value of wheal Copies of die new brochure are available without charge to individuals or groups by writing to tin* Oregon Wheat Growers ■¿■ague 1*0 Box 400 i’endlrton. OR 97KH <r telephoning 510 - 276 7330 24 hours a day The purpose of our publication is to help all consumers develop a brlter understanding of w heal s role in a daily eating pattern, states \t,ir> Koza l«i Grand«, chairman if the OWGL nutrition subcommit tee "Current recommendations rail (or lour or more servings of wtmle grain, fortified, or enriched grain products to tie included in • tsil.irii i *l diet each dav DR. C. KOZNEK'S OFFICE ANNOUNCES... Koza pointed nut the guidelines have been published by the l' S Department of Agriculture and thr l S Department of Health that specifically encourages Americans to consume more complex carbohy drates. such as whole grains Shr quoted the guidelines which slate Fat loods with adequate starch and fiber substitute starches for fats and sugars select whole grain breads and cereal, fruits and vege tables, dried beans and peas, and nuts to increase fitter and starch intake " Soft white wheat is primarily raised in Oregon, states Koza It is i*ed mainly for making pastry flours, cake flours, a llp u rp o se (Jours and biscuit flours The Oregon Wheat Growers Iasi gue is the non profit association representing Oregon s 9 000 wheat growers Dr. Koznek or his assistant, Mr. Dyball will be available to help you. Signs For Sale ABSOLUTELY N O HUNTING - e*«'ss?*Y N o w A t The GAZETTE-TIMES MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS Forest Service introduces the ‘Green Dot System' A reflective green dot on a sign post is bring used in National Forests in ( Iregon to improve life fir deer and elk. announced a recent Forest Service news release The 1971 Oregon Slate Legislature passed legislation which gave the Oregon Stale Department of Kish and Wildlife ' < IDKW ) authority to dune roads on state lands during hunting season Hut this authority ilid not apply to th*- National K ir ests To correct this deficiency and to reduce confusion, the Korest Service, in cooperation with ODKW. developed what has come to tie known as the "(ireen Dot System The (ireen Dot System is a joint agreement under which National Korest roads may be closed in designated areas to enhance escape habitat for deer and elk and improve the quality of hunt for the hunters Kvrry road leading into a closed area is signed at the entrance to show the restriction, large signs in important roads, small ones on others Inside National Forests some roads will remain open to provide basic access These roads marked by a "(ireen Dot" a 2'. inch diameter rrflectori on a sign post may lie used by vehicles ODFW has divided the state into wildlife units for management pur poses In the Trask l nit, for example, no square miles in deslg nateci townships an1 closed to all motorized traffic from September at through November 23 In the nearby Sanliam Knit. 27 square miles are similarly closed liut within the National Forest a (ew roads display the (ireen Dot and remain open to provide basic access Dick I ’cderson, Forest Service regional wildlife s|xs lalist explains that the decision to clcwe a road or leave it open is determined cooper atively by State ami Korest Service officials (losing dates generally correspond to the several hunting seasons, because hunting seasim generates more vehicle traffic and people, thereby reducing habitat effectiveness McLaughlins host Canadian girl in 4-H exchange 4 Chris McLaughlin and Bonnie Stevenson Bonnie Stevenson of Aldergrove, British Columbia. Canada is stayuai Columbia Institute of Technology On departure from Morrow Coun with the Hob Mclaiughlin family as (tart of a 4 II exchange involving. ty. Stevenson traveled with other Morrow. Wheeler, and G illia m members of the Canadian group jnd Counties Stevenson arrived August Ken Killingsworth. the Wheeler 27 and departed September I She Ci sin I y Agent, to Portland where spent the week in Morrow County they were to tour and have dinner at participating in the normal lifestyle the Rhinelander Sunday the group attended the Oregon State F a ir in tf her host family Salem Thev departed for Canada Honnie Stevenson. Ill is thedaugh Monday by bus ter of |,yn and Sandra Stevenson The exchange included one 4 H er She has two younger sisters. Tracy. 16. and Wendy, 12 She has been Chris McLaughlin of Heppner who involved with her 4 H sheep projects went to Canada in July w ith Killings for eight years Both of her sisters worth and three other young people This ex are also members of the club which from adjacent counties »change was set up by the agent in their parents lead She was one of too applicants from * Wheeler County and he coordinated which So were selec ted to attend a it with his trip to Canada where he judges at fairs 4 H camp From among the SO Kach year Morrow county has the F il ers at the ramp about 25 were <*>pnrlumty to send one and some chosen for different trips including times two. 4 II teenagers to Canada inter provincial exchanges and the in July and to hint one or two trip to eastern Oregon Canadian youth in August The Stevenson graduated from high major plus in the program is the school last spring and will attend a nummal expense involved as Kill six month program. Youth with a ingsworth does not charge for trans Mission, in Hawaii, this fall After porta lion and all food and lodging completing the program. she will are hosted except for the fond return home to British Columbia required during travel where she will attend the British for Dom estic and Import Trucks >0 « » » « ♦ and Passeng er C ars EVERYTHING YOU NEEDI i Heppner Auto Parts 676 9123 * ANY TIRE ONLY $35°° These are not seconds or used tires but BRAND NEW TIRES WE H A V E TO M O V E « « ♦ « ♦ A7HX13 S P D P o ly 3 - 1)78x14 S P D P o lv 3 - K78xl4 S P D P o ly 1 - J78xl4 S P D P o ly 1 - H78xl4 SPD P oiy 4 - 185-75x14 Custom Belted 8 * 215-75x15 Custom Belted 3 - 225-75x15 Custom Belted 2 - 235-75x15 Custom Belted 1 - F78xl4 2 plus 2 5 - G78xl4 2 plus 2 3 - G 78x15 2 plus 2 1 H78xl4 D irector 120 1 - G78xl4 D irector 120 1 - K78xl4 D irector 120 7 - B78xl4 D irector 120 1 - 8.25x14 Country Squire (tr a c .) 2 - G78xl4 Coun. 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