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State FFA officers visit
Community ('alendar
DMV to dose Oct. 16
Thr llrpuorr office t»l the Ik-puri
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Motor
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rimed Wednesday, Oct 16 because
the examiner will be in Condon
l ime to reserve tables for Artifactory
The first Saturday in Decern tier
may seem a Ion« way off but the
American Association of University
Women hale begun accepting table
reservations for the annual Artifac
lory
Table reservations for the
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wre on a first
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Hroderick 422 7524 The even! will
be held at the Morrow County
fairgrounds again this year
More registrants needed for workshop
A lew more registrants are needed
for the special
Make a Teddy
H e a r" workshop scheduled for
Tuesday. Oct 22. from 6 to 10 p m at
the Fairgrounds in Heppner
I.isa Kock the instructor from
Corvallis has made up kits which
include all materials to make a 16"
bear, complete with an outfit
Choices ol outfit are jogging suit,
sailor girl sailor boy. or tutu When
you register, please indicate you
choice of clothing Cost of mstruc
lion and kit is only f25
Similar
bears are selling in toy stores for
about ISO
Kveryone is welcome To regis
ter. call or write the extension
Office in Heppner before October U
Those who register will receive
more information on what to bring
A sewing machine will he needed
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ACROSS CLUES
2 Nazarene Pastor
4 Urn's Processing
6 lard Friendship Haptist to Hexing
ton
7 Attorney
8 Central Market
to BMCC C o o rd in a to r
12 Former Heppner Attorney, now a
Judge
16 la-ads Seventh Day Adventists
18 Manages Electricity
2D Dentist
21 Methodist Minister
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First Christian Pastor
Chief Police
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Catholic Father
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State FFA Officers last Fisher and Tonv Schwartz talk to H
School Vo Ag students informing them of the opportunities available to them
in the FFA Fisher, the State FFA Reporter, is from Silverton and Schwartz,
the State FFA Vice President is from Pnneville They will visit over 105
FFA Chapters along with the other State FFA Officers as part of the State
Officers leadership tour
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14 Hank nt F< I P n -odenl
15 Manages Kinrua
17 All Samts Pastor
tv Manages MCGG
Klk.s (Hub to sponsor kids party
I'he Heppner Klks Lodge will sponsor a Halloween party for children from
5 to 7 p in on Thursday, Oct I I
(James and refreshments will tie
provided
M on M s n u i l n will
iv i lM t o prior to Halloween
Annual Awards banquet slatini
The Wranglers Hiding Club and
Heppner Harrel Club have SC he
duled an Annual Awards Hanquet
ik toiler u at 6 p m at Morrow
County Fairgrounds in Heppner
Approximately SI200 in cash and
awards will lie given away lhal
evening, sals a cluti sposespeisun
There will also be a short meeting
with an election of officers and a
polluck dinner
Those attending
should bring either a salad or
dessert All members and prosper
live members are welcome
Black Hills ( jold representative coming
A sales representative for Itlack
Hills (¡old jewelry will tie at Peter
spit's Jewelry Store in Heppner
Friday, Ik-1 II from to a m to 1
p m The representative will have a
«•omplele line of the jewelry
He
freshments will tie served
Sr. Citizen bowling league begins
A senior citizens league will begin
Ixiwling Monday, (k-t Flat tt :to a m
So far to-to bowlers have indicated
an interest in the league, but a
spokesperson notes that more men
txiwlers are ne«-ded
l.unch will
follow two games of bowling
Marketing nutrition discussed Oct. 22
Nutritionist Hill Holdt will discuss
Marketing Nutrition" 2 to p m
(k-tober 22 at Heppner Elementary
School
WCCC slates annual meeting
The Willow Creek Country Club
will hold its annual meeting October
1 l .it , to p in al the i illumina
Basin Flectric Coop conference
room
Flection of officers lor itMUi will tie
held
Other items on the agenda will la
the discussion of the budget, dues
building and grounds
All member» are urged to attend
and provide input mol the op«-ralion
of the club
Extension study groups have
much to offer
"What'» New in Notions." "Decorat
ing Your Home.' and "Hedueing
Sugar. Salt, and F a t," as well as
spc«-ial interest programs including
"A Cheese Appn-oiation Seminar,"
'Selecting a Financial Planner."
Diets and Health." 'Microwave
Workshops, and
Sewing Active
Wear
Most of the lessons to tie studied
were developed at the county level
by Fxtensinn home economists, says
Tullix
'The extension study group pro
grum. in exislance lor nearly 60
years, is one of the nation's largest
adult education efforts," explains
Tullis
The program draws its
strength from the fact that subjects
are chosen with local advisors to
meet local needs
Persons wishing to know about
extension study groups, including
location or how to organize a new
group, should contact the extension
office in Heppner. telephone 676 SM2
or Pendleton 276 7111 ext AS I
Subject* ranging (rom "Sewing
Notions to "Diets and Health" to
"Cheese Appreciation' w ill be
offered through the Morrow
Umatilla County extension study
groups next year, according to
Hirdine Tulli*. Oregon Slate I'm
versily extension Program Assis
tant
lessons for the ISHfi 66 year were
selected by a program planning
committee working with the exlen
sum staff
Working together the volunteers
on the committee and the extension
stall tried to develop a program of
study that reflect* the interests and
needs of families in the two county
area
extension study groups offer
informal education to women and
men
each group me«-l* monthly
from September to May Meetings
are op«-n to anyone interesli-«!
Topics to be offered during the
coming year include
Ireland,"
Making
Your World
a
Bet tei
Place." "Fam ily Record Keeping.
Former lone man receives WSU degree
Former lone resident Tom Heim
tugner received a Bachelor of Seien
ce degree cum laude in electrical
engineering (rom Washington State
University on August A
Now a
Kennewick. Washington resident.
Heimbigner got his degree through
W'SU at the Joint Center for (iradu
ate Study in Richland. Washington
He has be«-n attending the Joint
Center for the past four years at
night while working full time at
Hattelle Northwest
He is the son of longtime residents
Hay and the late Ruth Heimbigner
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