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F IG H T The H rp p n rr ( > a z r llr -T im es. Ilr p p n r r . Oregon W rd n r« d j> . \u g u s t J. IM'> J e H e ry Watch for shearing, spinning, and weaving demonstrations Garden Bugs visit Irrigon greenhouse Hv O f I P it \ J llN f S M a rg ie H all was the hostess to the re g u la r m eeting of the l>exington G arden Bugs A fine re p o rt was h e a rd on th e t r ip to Judd Greenhouses in Irrig o n w here they saw m any v a rie tie s o f sedums and c a c ti Next sp ring the clu b hopes to vis it when the fine v a rie ty of m in i a tu re roses The g ro u p re p o rts a rea lly e njoyable tim e there The three local garden clubs m et at the Kebekah M all la te ly w here they enjoyed a class on collage a rt There w ill be several of these on display at the fa ir A re p o rt was heard on the sign to r the p a rk w hich w ill he placed in the p a rk soon, w ill have a ll Ihe names ol Ihe va riou s donors who helped b u ild the park The y a rd of the m onth is th a t o f Alda Baker so take tim e to d riv e hv and see the y a rd as it is q u a in t and unusual The g ro u p voted to buy some m ore bleeding h e a rt p la n ts, the d u b s flo w e r fo r p la n tin g in the p a rk These w ill a rr iv e some lim e th is fa ll in tim e fo r fa ll p la n tin g A re p o rt was g ive n by K a th y Tellechea on p re p a rin g flo w e rs for the (a ir Ia»is A lly n had a fin e re p o rt on vegetables W ith g re a t in te re st a ll learned th in g s th a t they d id not know The next m ee tin g is scheduled for ih e h o m e o f l. u e lla T a y lo r . Septem ber 5 The p ro g ra m w ill be given by M rs T a y lo r and w ill be on m im a lu re roses t h e door p rize was won by K a th y T ellechea Those present fo r the afte rn o o n w efe K a th y T e lle c h e a L o is A lly n Ix iro th y H u rrh a m M a rie Steagall and Ihe hostess Former H HS coach tours Europe D e a n N a ffz ig e r . son in la w o f la sin a rd and Kdie M unkers of le x m g lo n who (aught and coached in Heppner fro m 1967 1976 is the Head Coach of a N orthw est Basket tia ll C am p Team to u rin g K urope (or three weeks th is m onth Seventeen i utiging in age I ron, I«. I were ist summer from nearly tuu who trie d out Those selected are fro m C a lifo rm a . O regon. Wushmg ton. Idaho, and Canada The team w ill play seventeen games in G ergiany F ra n ce and S w itze rla n d d u rin g th e ir 22 day tour N a ffz ig e r is V ic e P r in c ip a l A th le tic D ir « tor in W hite Salmon W ashington In his six ye a rs as Head Basket b a ll Coach in W hile Vanessa Thompson C ra ft V illa g e was nrw In M orrow C ounty'» fa ir last y e a r, but it seems to have re u ily caught on The spinners a m i w eavers are back again th is y e a r w ith an expanded d isp la y d e m o n s tra tio n Vanessa Thom pson p ro m ise s to tie on hand w ith sam ples of weaving and y a rn w h ich she has spun She re p o rts th a t her fir s t weaving p ro je c t was a purse when she was in the s ix th g ra d e or so and her firs t spinning was done w h ile she was e x jie c tin g h e r firs t c h ild and leach trig the s ix th g ra d e at lone A rtis t in « e v id e n c e V e ra S im o n lo n was accepted at lone th a t y e a r and taught a sp in n in g and w e a vin g night class T hat was fo u r ye a rs ago and Vanessa has been "off and spinning ever since Vanessa tm ught her firs t spinning wheel tw o years ago and taught h e rse lf how to use it H er firs t a tte m p t at p ro d u ctio n spinning was fo r her youngest s is te r. Kise Thew. who w anted ya rn s fo r a debt Venessa ow ed Spinning she says, relaxes her And now. she says, she is just g e ttin g sta rte d hut plans to teach one m ore y e a r R ive rsid e High School and then be on her own w e aving, sp in n in g and se llin g adver Using fo r tw o m agazines. Precious T iber», and “ Shepherds F rie n d Her business nam e w ill be " F r o m the K a rin ' and she w ill discount ca rd s and a m a ilin g lis t fo r w in te r c lip a v a ila b le at the (a ir She soon hopes to be able to o ffe r k its fo r s lip p e rs w ith handspun and sheep hides "Choose a fleece and I II spin it (or you. she says A lthough strug g lin g to get s ta rte d she hopes to do lie lte r each y e a r espe cia lly when she can devote fu ll tim e to her c ra ft Vanessa has her own a n im a ls for sh e a rin g as a resu lt o f her siste r T o ri C ra w fo rd s p raise of fin e m o h a ir fro m A ngora Goats Vanessa says her husband. Dan. laiughl her one fo r th e ir second a n n iv e rs a ry She then Is night th re e h u m m e r lam bs and a ra m (or her fir s t ye a r o f sheep breeding Now she and her husband have 19 sheep, three A ngora goats and one A ngora ra b b it She gave up Angora ra b b it ra is in g u n til la te r, she says because It was to d e m anding of her tim e She w ill shear one goal and pluck one ra b b it at th is ye a r s la ir Shearing, she e xp la in s is a bit d iffe re n t fo r a handspun fleece "Second cuts * going o ve r w here you ve cut i a re a w fq l in a fleece for spinning " She has a 36 flo o r loom g ive n to her by her m o th e r, Louise Nana • Htndes. a 15 ta b le loom and va rio u s r ig id heddle looms She re c e n tly purchased a "v ls c io u s and expen s iv e " tool w hich allow her to blend fib e rs and colors C u rre n tly she Is doing a w a ll hanging napkins and a saddle blan ket and some spinning o rd e rs She says she w ill also spin filte rs w hich cu sto m e rs b rin g to her A lthough she is m a in ly in te re ste d in clo th in g , rugs and saddle b la n ke ts she w ill do e v e ry th in g in clu d in g teaching spin m n g a n d w e a v in g f a b r ic s and basket w e a vin g M yca l s c ra ft shop in H eppner has asked her to teach a w eaving class Vanessa's d re a m now is to organ u e a Shear Day so m e tim e in the fu tu re It w ill in clu d e shearing and cither d e m o n stratio n s, a few classes, a sheep to shawl contest and many other fun things Another goal she is w o rkin g to w a rd is to I n ' accepted as an A rtis t in Hesidence th ro u g h the K a sle rn Oregon A rts C ouncil She has re ce ive d m uch help and encour agem ent fro m A r lis i in Hesidence Vera S im onlon of I'e n d le to n and p u rebred L in co ln bre e d e r and spin ner Nancv B in d e r Local students attend summer business week N early S00 Oregon high school students and th e ir teachers are e x p e c te d to c o n v e rg e on th e M o n m o u th c a m p u s o f W e s te rn O regon S tale College d u rin g the weeks of August 4 III and August 1117 to le a rn about the w o rld o f business The s ix th annual Oregon Business Week p ro g ra m , expanded to tw o one week sessions th is ye a r, enables p a rtic i|ia n ts to o p erate businesses of t h e ir c h o ic e th ro u g h c o m p u te r s im u la tio n At the same tim e they a re exposed to basic econom ic p rin c ip le s , key elem ents o f O regon's econom y and ca re e r o p p o rtu n itie s a w a itin g them as e m p lo ye rs and em ployees of the fu tu re P rim e am ong th e ir m any lessons is le a rn in g the ro le of busi ness in society fro m present leaders of businesses, la rg e and sm a ll M ore than 150 vo lu n te e r business people serve as fa c u lty and ad viso rs fo r t Iregon Business W eek They jo in another rasi firm s , o rg a n iza tio n s and in d iv id u a ls p u rch a sin g *175 scholarships p ro v id in g expense fre t a tte n d a n c e fo r s tu d e n ts and teachers P a rtic ip a n ts apply fro m p u b lic and p riv a te h ig h schools throughout the state Teachers also have the o p p o rtu n ity to rece ive college c re d it p re p a rin g to teach e ssentials of econom ics and personal finance g ra d u a tio n re q u ire m e n ts S p o n s o rs o( O re g o n B u s in e s s Week, s im ila r to o ther p ro g ra m s in about 20 stales, a re Associated O regon In d u s trie s fo u n d a tio n , the State d e p a rtm e n t of K du ca tio n . O regon Council on (econom ic Kdu and In a d d itio n to th e ir le a rin g expert ence. m ost students re ce ive an in itia l in tro d u c tio n to life on a sm a ll college cam pus W estern O regon s niton WOSC many re c re a tio n a l and ( u llu r a l fact lilie s are a va ila b le d u rin g free tim e O ther h ig h lig h ts in clu d e m id week v is its to o p e ra tin g businesses and m a n u fa c tu rin g plants in the m id W illa m e tte \ a lle y region A tte n d in g business week fro m M o rro w C o u n ty w ill be Susan C reighton. U ehra G o fa rth C a rl M c K im . and F ra n n y Sharkey of B oardm an Leah Cooper and Wendv Toom bs of H eppner and teacher \n n a M o rfo rd of tone lone ( ia rile n Club M em bers have chosen Bob and Linda T ro x e ll as Y a rd o f Ihe M onth w in n e rs of August The T ro x e lls have done m uch to upgrade ihe appearance of lone since they m oved into th e ir hom e on Second between It and " C " Street in O ctober. I9H4 said a garden clu b spokesperson Besides rem o d e lin g the house they have put in new tu rf, m ade raised flo w e r lieds around the Sheep dominate 4-H livestock Four If live sto ck at the C ounty F a ir continues to tie a c r itic a l p a rt of the o v e ra ll 4 H p ro g ra m I'n d e r the ca re fu l guidance of tip e rin te n d e n ts Cat D oherlv and I ’aula C a lm e r in the sheep b a rn J e n G n e b in the beet b a rn K d d ie Hrosnan in the sw ine barn and Iren e A nhorn w ith the s m a ll a n im a ls, e v e ry th in g is set fo r a fa ir There w ill tie close to ^im large a n im a ls al Ihe la ir w ith sheep p re d o m in a tin g D a iry is m a kin g a strong showing this ye a r w ith eight o r nine e n trie s The horse p o rtio n of 4 H live sto ck w ill tie the Saturday p rio r lo fa ir at 9 a in . August 10 O ther e n trie s w ill com e in Tuesday and Wednesday w ith ju d g in g ot e xh ib its Wednesday through F rid a y An e xc itin g aspect o f the fa ir w ill tie the rete n tio n of e xh ib its over the weekend (or every one s vie w in g pleasure Steve Bnstow A irm a n J e ffe ry B F o rte n b e rry I to n o f P aul D and Donna ! F o rte n b e rry of H r p p n r r has been assigned to Sheppard A ir Force Base. Texas a fte r c o m p le tin g A ir Force basic tra in in g D u rin g the six weeks at L a c k la n d A ir F orce Base Texas Ihe a irm a n studied the A ir F o rce m ission o rg a n iz a tio n a nd c u s to m s and received s p rc ia l tra in in g in hum an re la tio n s In a d d itio n , a irm e n who com plete hasic tra in in g earn c re d its to w a rd an associate degree in a p p lie d science through the C o m m u n ity College o f Ihe A ir Force The a irm a n w ill now receive specialized in s tru c tio n in the m edi ca l services fie ld He is a 1984 g ra d u a te o f W estern B aptist College. Salem Steve B risto w o f T illa m o o k was com m issioned an K nsign in the U S Navy on June 8 His o ffic e rs oalh was a d m in is te re d by his uncle. Col John B risto w , U 8A K , Bet p f lone Steve is the son o f J e rry and D o tle B ristow of T illa m o o k and the g ra n d son of M arv B ristow of lone S te vr received his degree in b u s in e s s w ith c o n c e n tr a tio n in fin a n c r fro m Oregon State C n iv e r •sity on June 9 He plans to s ta rt F lig h t S chool August 19 in Pensacola F lo rid a Coming A ug ust 9 th & 10th Moving S ale AN TIQ U ES * DISHES * TO O LS * B O O K S house and added a picke t fence to allow m ore p riv a c y in th e ir back y a rd In the tiack y a rd they have a sm all s w im m in g pool on a h illo c k w ith a patch of law n surrounded by a split r a il fence Also they have a l»s ket size vegetable garden w ith peppers. tom atoes, beets, c a rro ts and ro tn a in e le ttu ce fo r fresh pro «luce F o llo w in g Ihe o ld tim e them e they have used o ld w ashtubs as p la n ters a p itc h e r pum p, and a p a rk te n ch and o ld Iru n k fo r seating on the fro n t porch They have p lanted a v a rie ty of flo w e rs such as Sweet W illia m , fever few Iris . Shasla daisies. C a lifo rn ia and S h ir le y p o p p ie s , c h ry s a n them um s. roses, and g la d io li lo assun continuous bloom C lo th in g S tereo i Books H and Tools 1 i Bikes T.V. Sets ! F u rn itu re Dishes A p p lia n c e s L. ... O ld G la s s w a re . ...................... ... Howdy th a r p a rtn e r this is ra ttle c o u n try ’ Ya II com e on in and let those 4 H kids show you how to c o rra l a piece o f roast beef and m ake a good old w estern sandw ich They sure know how to package it up (or c a rry in g too Betcha some of the kids even slap th e ir b ra n d on that brow n bag s o i l doesn't get l o s t H eard the Cow belles cam e up w ilh this idea lo let the kids create outrageous sandwiches They even prov life the tn*el and the tug prizes Those little 4 II c r itte r s p ro vid e Ihe ideas and the m uscle Sure sounds lik e som ething any Isslv w ould like to Viiu say It's T hursday at 3 in ' la-t s ru le on in and lasso a sa m p le ' HEPPNEK 4NAPA) 4 5 AUTO PAR I S 1 G e n e & M a x in e R ietm a nn — lo n e 2nd and C Streets — 4 22 -7 4 89 — Consolidated Report of Condition Q A A N NK OF D JE astern Your H orne ARLINGTON, O w n ed o ,reaon In d e p e n d e n t HEPPNER AND Bank" IONE \s of June 30. 1985 AS8KTS | 1,053.0«) S ecurities .....................................................................................................................................................10.511,000 l oans and lease fin a n c in g receivables a l oans and leases, net of unearned Incom e ........................................118,821 b LF.HS: A llow ance fo r loan and lease losses ....................................................... 231 d Loans and leases, net of unearned incom e allow ance, and reserve <Item 4 a m inus l b and l et 18.590.0 t* P rem ises and Used assets « in c lu d in g ca p ita lize d leases i 681 ran O ther re a l estate o s nell tot).ÜU0 Other assets................................................ 999.0«) TOT \l ASSKTK »31.934 000 I t \ H I I IT IF > Deposits a In dom estic offices I I I N o n in te re st bearing t 2.301 <21 In te re s t bearing .......................................... 25.65« F e d e ra l fu n d s p u rc h a s e d a nd se cu ritie s sold under agreem ents to repurchase O ther lia b ilitie s ................................... T o ta l lia b ilitie s i sum of ite m s 13 through 2U > »27.957 IX» H fl id*» 415,000 28.722.000 F U I IT Y C A P T IA L t om m on stock s u rp lu s * ....... F O U R G E N E R A T IO N S O F W ONDERFUL RELICS ( ash and balances d u r fro m depository In stitu tio n s a N o n in te re s t.b e a rin g balances and cu rre n cy and coin l-lI ers create icestern sandwiches TE S T YO UR v A LTER N A TO R it it i ^ OR NEW V O LTA G E REG U LA TO R 676 9123 salm on, he has tu rn e d a losing p ro g ra m on nine s tra ig h t ye a rs into a strong w in n in g p ro g ra m He has led W hite Salmon lo fiv e d is tric t and iw o state to u rn a m en ts in the past six vears In 1982 his team was league cham pions, d is lr ic t cham pions, and also earner) the e ighth place trophy at the S tale A T ou rn a m e n t in I acoma . co m p le tin g a school reco rd of 22 4 N a ff/ig e r was also nam ed T r ic o League and S o u th w e s t W ashington Coach of Ihe Y ear in 1982 N a ffzig e r w ill he accom panied on (he lo u r by his w ife Theresa and tw o assistant coaches. I*arr> W a lke r of s p o k a n e . W a s h in g to n , a nd Hon K ra n k lin o f V ancouver W ashington Sort ire Report Troxell yard honored for Au#. 4 4 4 4 J /* Y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Ron Bowman of HEPPNER AUTO PARTS tests regulator 4 4 4 BRING YOUR ALTERNATOR OR 4 4 VOLTAGE RKGl LATORT0 4 THESTORE 4 4 *A. B Fortenberry 1.7000«) l n d lv id rd p ru fils and c a p ita l reserves T o ta l equity c a p ita l < sum of Itrm s 23 through 27 t ...............................................................................3,212.000 T otal lia b ilitie s , lim ite d life p re fe rre d stoc k and equity ca p ita l, (sum of Item s 21,22 and 28 1 ..................................................................................... (31.934.(NX) * Schedules o l loans and deposits by office, w hen called fo r, are Included herein by reference and can h r review ed at the o ffice of Ih r su p erintendent of banks. M IT T This re p o rt m ust he signed hv an authorized o ffic e r*» ) and attested by not less than three d ire c to rs oth er than Ihe o ffic e r's ) signing Ih r re p o rt I we, the undersigned o ffic e r« *), do h e rrb v d e cla re that this »tepori o l Incom e « in cluding the su p p ortin g schedules has lieen p repared in conform ance w ith o ffic ia l in s tru c tio n s and is tru e to the best of m y know ledge and b e lie f S ignature of o f f ic e r 'll a u lh o rlr r d to sign re p o rt D A T F S IG N F I) i» i I ’ a lr ic ia (.e n try j a| , g IM j Nam e and title of officer« » i authorized In sign rep o rt P a tric ia (.e n try . ( ashler Xrea ( ode »'hone No 58347S (125 We. the undersigned d ire c to rs a ttest the correctness o f this Report of Condition «including Ihe su p p o rtin g schedules« and d e cla re d th a l it has been e xam ined by us and to the best o f our know ledge and b e lie f has been p re p a re d in con form a nce w ith o ffic ia l in s tru c tio n s and is tru e and c o rre c t S lt.N A T l H F .O F D IR F t TUB ( * K i H Pierson « » > H o w a rd B ry a n t (»I Roy W L m d stro m State of Oregon County of M orro w ss: Sworn lo and subscribed before me this Sth dav of Xugust 1*85 and I hereby c e rtify th a t I am not an o ffic e r or d ire c to r of this bank My commission e x p ire * *-». 1(65 N o ta ry P u b lic (si S h irle y M. Connor YOUR HOME OWNED INDEPENDENT BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 762.000
