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    M X I h r H rp p n r r ( i i i r U f T I m «. H rp p n rr
O r r (u n . T h u rsd ay . N u t r m b r r I. I M I
Pesticide certification
offered
By HOH M I X T A
O S I I- « I n i «inn \Krni
M arrow I aunty
Now » I h r t im r lo u r i >our Privai«-
» » ( le n ir A p p lic a to r» ( r r t lf lc a t r A
tw o p a rt tra in in g p ro g ra m un p r» ti
n d r u » r, safety and r rg u la tiu n * w ill
h r h rld on N o v r m tir r « at 7 X1 p m
and on N o v r m tir r 13 at 3 30 p m at
(tie fa irg ro u n d » in H rp p n rr
An
e x a m in a tio n w ill t ir o ffe re d a fte r the
N ovem ber 13 tra in in g ««•»»ion at 4
p m It I» n«*» essary to p a w the exam
in o rd e r to o b ta in a P r i\ ale Applica
tur» C e rtific a te
F o r fu ll in k lru e tin n and tra in in g
you n e rd to a tte n d both kc»»lon» A
study lio o k le l w ill t ir a v a ila b le at the
N ovem ber 6 tesalo») fo r $2 It I»
recom m ended, tiu l not necessary to
a ttend the tra in in g sessions before
ta k in g the exam
S late law req u ire » that anyone
p u rch a sin g o r a p p ly in g re s tric te d
use pesticides m ust have a P riv a te
The
A p p lic a to r s C e r tific a t e S e v e ra l
pesticides used I« alls are cla ssifie d
as re s tric te d use. in c lu d in g T o n lo n
P a ra q ua t, lin c im i D isykton. and
some seed tre a tm e n ts and g ra in
fu m ig a n ts Perita w i« * l p re s e rv a tiv e
m ay soon he c la s s ifie d as re s tric te d
use
A n o th e r P e s tic id e l se S ym p o
sium w ill be held on N ovem ber 13
fro m I p m to 1 in p m at the
fa irg ro u n d s in Ife p p n e r fo r fa rm e rs
ranchers, c o m m e rc ia l a p p lic a to rs ,
dealers, and con su ltan ts T his p ro
g ra m w ill co ve r m an y to p ics of
in te re st in the areas of sp ra ve r
c a lib ra tio n h e rb icid e use. and nox
mu» weeds The p ro g ra m is a c c re d ­
ite d by the O regon D e p a rtm e n t of
A g ric u ltu re fo r tw o re c e rtific a tio n
cre d its
Both p ro g ra m s a re sponsored by
the OSl K xte n sio n s m i i ' in M or
row County F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n
on these p ro g ra m s, co n ta c i the
K x tension Scrv ice o ffic e in lle p p n e r
American I region h< >nors members
The A m e ric a n la-gnm w ill hold u
im tlie k d in n e r M onday. Nov 5 to
present m e m b e rs h ip year sta rs to
those who have been m em bers 30
year» o r longer said a spokesperson
for the la 'g io n
The fo llo w in g m em tiers a re in v i!
ed to a tte n d
D a ri Hudson. A lva
.lone« Dean O ilm a n . D r K d w n rrl
S c h a f f if i ( ie r a ld Hood M a r c e l
Jones P aul Hanson M a u rici- K ld e r
H iley M un ke rs. H u rry O 'D o nn e ll.
Kenneth N o rris (Hen W ard K ich
a rd W ilkin so n K lm e r Heath Donald
Bennett. P aul and B e tty B row n.
K d d ie G u n d erso n . I. K D ick and B ill
G entry
Trade delegation to visit ¡x>rt
A seven m e m b e r tra ile delegation
fro m K orea w ill tie in B o a rd m a n
F rid a y . Nov 2 W ith an in te rp re te r.
they are scheduled to to u r M o rro w
County P o rt fa c ilitie s and a potato
processing p la n t and to a tte nd a tea
hosted by M a ry la tu C arlson
Fifth Quarter
Be Nice to
Your Auto
sports tath Mike Oths
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ALL FLOOR MATS
There used lo be a tim e when N F I. fans didn I even bother fo ask who wa»
the lies! q u a rte rb a c k to have fo r the tw o m in ute d r ill He was the k in g of
c a rd ia c com ebacks he pre e m p te d an M inutes m ore than anybody else he
was the very d e fin itio n of the te rm
u e w a te r in his veins
He was the
S nake Kenny S tabler
When the subject of ''b e st q u a rtrrb a c k " cam e up he never headed the lis t
The p re tty q u a rte rb a c k s Joe N a m a th Sieve H a rtk o w s k i. B e rf Jones a lw a ys
got t„ p h illin g When the gam e was on the lin e how ever. S ta b le r was the
m an they a lw a ys tu rn e d to O th e r than Johnny I'n ita s . no o th er q u a rte rb a c k
has ever been money in the bank in lhe fo rth q u a rte r lik e the Snake
In m any w ays the M an fro m A la b a m a was the a n tith e s is of the m odern
q u a rte rb a c k He wasn t p re tty H r wasn t s ty lis h He was even le ft handed
In m any ways he was the fin ish e d product of the A l D a v is ideal S tabler
never pretended lo tie a m od e l c itire n
W hile o th e r team s p re p a re d
them selves fo r the second h a lf w ith h a lftim e speeches S ta b le r and his
soulm ate John M adden sat in the locker room sm oking c ig a re tte s and
fig u rin g out a way to w in And w in they did Kenny S ta b le r was sim p ly put
10% OFF
Carp*-itti. R u b b er or I invi
\ ariouH Colors
HEPPNER AUTO PARTS
a vunrw r
The Snake fin a lly hung up his cleat« last week H r had been e xile d fro m
< M klund by Al D avis when he lost his a b ility to throw the long one He had
hooked up w ith another k in d re d s p irit in Bum P h illip s , who used h im w ilh
m ixed success al Houston F in a lly he follow ed the Bum to New O rleans
The ta b lo id s were fu ll th is ye a r of p ictu re s of the new Snake
A lm ost
to ta lly gray w ith flo w in g locks and a fu ll beard. S ta b le r looked lik e the
product of years of h a rd liv in g
Now. we were to ld , he had rrfo rm e d
h im se lf m a rrie d a beauty queen and was ready fo r one m ore la p around the
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tra c k
The last ch a p te r fo r S ta b le r was w ritte n a week ago Sunday When the
Saints s ta rtin g MB was in ju re d la te in the gam e the Snake was c a lle d on to
p ro te ct a seven point lead O nly he tu m b le d He was then c a lle d on to lead a
last m in u te sco ring d riv e
But he couldn t do that e ith e r
F in a lly , he
co u ld n 't do it in o v e rtim e and the Cowboys, not the Snake, p u lle d out a
d ra m a tic v ic to ry
You have to th in k that the Snake fin a lly read the w ritin g on the w a ll I d
lik e to th in k that he c o u ld n 't bear to subject a ll of us Snake fans lo Ihe
in d ig n ity of seeing him at less than his fo rm e r self But we re gonna m iss
h im
See va in Ihe L ite beer ads
CRYSTAL B A LL
T here s a new leader in C ry s ta l B a ll l-and as B re n t rod»- the w ings of a
12 14 week to the to p o l the pack E a rly leader Dave ha» h it the skids w ith his
second s tra ig h t 7 14 week L a st week s guest. Kay Boyce, tu rn e d in a ve ry
fine I I 14 m a rk , m a rk e d ly u p g ra d in g the re p u ta tio n of our gu««sl e xp e rts
O thers last week were Dale w ith 11-14 C ra ig w ith
14 and M ike w ith 8 14
This week 's guests are out to p ro ve a thesiry I'v e long held you d o n 't n«-ed to
know any th in g lo be an e xp e rt Tom K rause of the S h e riff s »X fic e and M erle
C ow ell of lle p p n e r P D are our exp»-rts. although they c la im to know nothing
about the N F L
E xa m p le
"New Y o rk D a lla s ’
D a lla s has those
cheerleaders so let s ta ke New Y o rk to tie fa ir " i
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C O M M O N SEN SE IN TH E L E G IS L A T U R E
Eastern Oregon Needs a Strong
Voice in State Government
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C u rre n tly on C ity C ouncil.
Cumnnnee to elect Coco Coito, Heppee
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