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I h r l lr p p n r i G a z e lle -T im e s . H e p p n e r O re g o n Fillies win by 19 Hv l » \ \ v H U H Man * r> ilv F illie s traveled to •r. ta) Feb 7 to take a win Mr W j k o County Bedsides iliir> cam e out using a ! press, then tu c k in g up to Uh t J I defense " ild n t get their offense I ■ iy ed th n r consistent ii i hard tim e getting into but we hit the boards 1 played lough detense." h M ike H over and that's need to do on the road to j imp • 1 led the K illie s w ith 20 points. 11 rebounds and four steals Missy Kubanks added IS points 11 rebounds and 6 steals I 'ana Held passed out 6 assists and took 4 steals R o ye r felt that the K illie s w ere thinking too much about the Sher man County gam e "A lth o u g h we won by 19 points I think we were looking ahead to the Sherm an g a m e ." R o ye r concluded iT a n s T K t i i i s a H»— <t|r ]| || || $« «• u «c « ê ta i i it n W»w <» O IM L IH U IIN 1.44.1 ■ M * M U ClMgr i » U lyM J o«.4 «M ' • : • « r < f « r U l i l •*«%«« T « U I|ll )l m 1« Consumer publications offered •iNion, the Consum er infor < enter likes to offer short 'n a v a rie ty of booklets 'le from Pueblo. Colorado H en e three on booklets published l S tien era l Services Ad atlon that describe useful Dent p rog a rm s and services I i t . i I Inform a tion Centers want to notify a federal •ifiout an unsafe product But ■•ge do i all the Consum er Product '■ m in io n , the National H ip 'w a y Traffic Safety Ad m inis tra 'i'C He Food anr* I>rug Adm in istra 'e in ip,. 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I ' l l HU«>y Consum er In form a tion Catalog Get some b right ideas on how to save, fix yo u r car, quit sm oking choose life insurance, select a home com puter, cut food h ills, app ly for cred it, w rite a resum e, get federal benefits, buy surplus land, reduce cholesterol, spot a con job. save energy , start a business, pay for an education Send for the free Con sum er Inform a tion Catalog The last is the brightest of all It tells you about the others Published q u a rte rly by the C onsum er lnh>r m ation Center of the 1 S G eneral Services A d m in is tra tio n , ihc < --n sum er C a ta lo g " lists m ore that 2oo federal booklets on e v e ryth in g from starting a diet to sta rtin g school from getting a job In g ettin g fit. from re p a irin g a house to re p a irin g a credit ra tin g And best of all. am ny of the booklets are free So for your free copy of the "C on su m er Infor m ation C a ta lo g .” send yo u r name and address to Consum er In form .i lion Catalog, Pueblo, f t ) B lo t» Farmers Insurance w ill be CLOSED M onday, Feb. 17 o *4 M yla r Balloon Bouquets $6* Valentine •OfJ Special 'S V M u g -o f-C a n d y Bouquets J o a n $10°° O rder N ow ! 7 f 6 7 6 -5 2 6 0 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Cleaned & Treated VITAVA 200 4227204 Eric Anderson M EET Joe Lutz in Boardman Wednesday, Feb. 19 * 12 N oon at D odge C ity Inn to address Boardman C h a m b er of C o m m erce it 6:30 p.m. Open Public Forum to a n sw e r your| questions at Riverside High School Republican Candidate for U S. Senate * R e c o rd s SPRING WHEAT D IR K W IN It* J u s tin e W r » I h n ford clenls ot He(i(>nei • d b> Ihe Heppoer ■n Post No 87 to ' Vnnual N ational High School O r.• arie al Contesi The iter thè com petition m I« iv \)\ l'o st O ra to ri Uiut* lled m an The * on t o t i or Heppner stu d e n ti inged w ith thè full ds of Ihe Heppner u lf> vtho vsill asMst t arrangem ent^ n thè prepared ora thè contesi mu«*t be N4- o( thè t unisti (ut mn of 1 nt* 1 ry 1 w >*ten em phasi/ing hiigation.v o( a c ilise n *u\’vs (ìo ve rn m e n t The- p re p a m l 1 of ,-ach conlestant and must tw 8 1lo nunuies in length In ad d i'ion to thè aw arda b y d in ners td the va rio u s e liin in a lio n * - f $10. : t . .«* arried to th«* • i 'h piace» in thè national finals Kach »tate w inner vs ho t onijM'f fN iri thè reginnal contesi w ill re, , ve a 41 m«' scholsrshtp P a r 'u tpa'. i .u h ot tour secdonai > H(*f ad vante to thè national final> a ili reeeive an addi holarship The top fo»ir vtHithiiil < at*»rN ah o tiave won all previous ell ■ nailon rounds of the content w ill * i«»r top honors in (he 1 *|Kz \ T h e contest w ili tn* held T u e s d a y. Fehruarv I R a ii t» m at thè ll«*ppner Ilig h S ' ■ o rm ili The public 000 and M Glow B o u lin g 4* N eu» H im e rs F ri Verna B rinda presented the d u b s pi o tor garden therapy at P ioneer Mi >rial Hospital w here m em bers w w ork w ith nursing home res < - m landscaping and planting \\ Oll I *H»| 13 7 13 7 Governor accepting volunteer award nominations N om inal ions are now Iw u ig a, i ep led lo r the 1986 G overn or s Volu n ta r ism A w a rd s. Gov Vie A liy eh has announced The aw ards, which are in keeping w ith the g o v e rn o r’s com m itm en t to volu n ta rism , w ere crea ted w ith the avsistance of the C orp ora te V o lu n teer C ouncil to com m end oulsland ing efforts by O re g o n 's citizen s and to encourage com m itm ent to v o lu n ta rism in a ll form s V o lu n ta rism aw ards w ill tie given in in d ivid u a l, business and c iv ic categories Nominees m ay re pre sent any aspect of v o lu n ta rism w ithin those categories Those re ceivin g vi tiool cred it toi their voluntarism or those who volunteer w hile on w ork release lim e .ire also eligib le F o r m ore in fo rm a l ion atiout the aw ards o r (or a nom ination fo rm , contact B a rb a ra C arey in the (¡o v e r nor s O f lic r .178 .l>48i or w rite lo "V o lu n te e r Room IfO -C . State C apitol Salem O R 97110 By M ary B ryant 676-9493 It has com e to ms- attention that Mr Ruby Steers and Mrs Lind a (Yam 1 are in the Philliptnen on a II . .ivugnm ent It is hn|»sl tli.it the unrest over the elections w illn ut endanger their lives o r the sin . i-'s of their undertaking Central M arket U « Schwab G ard ner's 12 H 11 9 I¿*n s Procès Mn 10 10 Black Mt Klee» Mrs G race Buschke M rs G la d ys Petersons 9 II 7 13 - ■■ i and M rs M illie K vans w ere T J 's Camera 5 IS t lorn on Sunday t<> (sirtake of the Bud s Pub Splits con v e r in i H a rriet Kvans (um ake supper and card p a rty at 1 Mealy 5 4 Katie In- G ra nge tf aO The purpose was to tienefit the Senior C itizen s new Me Roberts 2 • 7 Belie M unkers building fund They reported a good 2 7 « . and Th■eo G reenup 2-7 crow d High gam i - Inetta Cantin 234 H igh s e rie i Inetta C antin ■S73 Mrs A lm a Green Is accom p h o lt re h up K r g lr r » any ing her broth i t a n d s is te rtn law , lost Wm Nk and M rs A l Y a n W in k le on an Mit; g («tended trip , planning to visit H The P ytts various re la tive s and enjoy the So Pm Hitt**i 9 h countryside 10 Th.- Hopefuls 10 (•utter i »usti r* 9 II M r and M rs J im La n kford. C ra ig The D regs 9 II latnkford. M ike and C a ro lyn 6 Beechers All. py Cat 14 Slnokey. and Ken Stookey spent the H i Ho s 5*^ 14‘ j weekfitd at R ip p lin g R iv e r near Mt llig h g a n irida S ch u lU • l ‘*n Ikvnd On S a tu n ta y they went to High sen amia Schultz 528 Ttm tier 1 1 ne fo r skiing On sunday, High teai Tie G utter Dusters the men attendeif the Sportsm an St19 Show in P ortland w hile the ladles High teai íes No P in H itters Snipped T h e occasnn was the to t tirth d a y of N an cy La nkford Splits er Ted A lb e rta Joh anno , 6 u ( indy and C h a rlie Sum ner, daug tie r and son in law of Charles and D im e \ Doren \5viam M cConnell, d rove to Port fe b ru a ry 9 W h I 041 land to VLSI) re la U v m It w as also a urprt.se to M r M cConnell to learn No Four 17 that he had won a toolbox at the the No T w o 9 IS recent c fle h ra tio n at a firm in l.ex No One 14 10 rigton No K lgh 14 10 No S u 12 12 No Ih re , 12 12 No F iv e 7 17 No Scv. • 19 C T a y lo r 2-7 J K ickert 6 8 10. : lf>7 D P ip er 9 to K Wilson The De|>.irtment of Veterans A f i) o lo. and K fairs w ill hold a public hearing to 'U 4 > consider adoption of a proposed ame H H a rtle y 213, B amendment to A d m in is tra tiv e Rule I Joherty 274 O.MI w hich now fixes the v a ri H igh »«e n e » G D oherty 552. B able interest ra les to tie paid by Doherty 563. veterans The hearing w ill be held High tc am gam e No F o u r 7tw on Thursday. M arch 13. 1986. at H igh te am Keri«*N No F o u r 2244 7 m in i * i p m . in the Pioneer H all Theater of the Blue M ountain Com I I i u i vi I j v N ight I adle m u n ity College. 2411 N orthw est C ar F e b ru a ry I den Vvenue, Pendleton. Oregon Won l.o*t The promised am endm ent would b 1* o f : 19 5 a i Increase the paym ent amount of Kinzua 17 7 all loans d osed between F e b ru a ry B ark n Chips IS 9 29. 1960 and O ctober 15. 19H2. to Depot N u rs e ry 11 13 . omperisal* for the one percent B A I Repair 10 14 in ten -s’ ra te increase effective Jan R ay B oyce Ins * uary I b i A llo w holders of J A J ( eram ics HG I5>> ■sins issued on o r before F e b ru a ry Country Hose 6 IK 29 IW fi the option of an increase in Splits converted Bonnie Grant the p.i wnent amount or an extension and B etty P e tty Jot n '1 lo, Carol m the length of the loan to pay the N o rris 5-8-10, Janet e Skow 5-6 10 higher interest ra le , (c l P ro vid e I «urlile M assey 4 5 10 Theo Greenup for a hearing where the loan holder 5-7 and 4 5 7, and s„ ndi Hanna 3 10 claims a contract rig h t based on a 5-10. and 3 9-10 D VA brochure, nol lo have the High gam e K atu Me Roberto interest rale increase cause a pay 196 men! increase H igh senes Inetta ant in 524 FRIDAY, FEB. 14* M u s ic b y H o w a r d T a y lo r & K a r e n F u llb n g h t ¿ (e irfm (> BALL their patio and ou tJoor garden area Other m em bers of the com m ittee jr e M artha D oherty, H a rrie t Batty Cal H e a ly , B el»- M unkers, and Jane lia w lm s Bettie D oherty and Theta laiw e presented th< evening s program on p reparing house plants for gifts M embers brought gift plants to exchange w ith each other C a l lle a ly won the re vo lvin g door prize, a house plant m oisture m eter supplied by M artha D oherty On Ja n u a ry 10. Irene Swanson, was hostess for the d u b s ice delayed m onthly meeting w hich was preceded by a potluck dinner in the sm all din ingroom of St P a tric k 's Parish Hall That first m eeting Oi 1986 was concerned w ith a review of the Decem ber Greens W orkshop held in conjunction w ith the A rti factory Some planning was done tow ard l9 M a d iv ttie s The evening s p rogram was on "H ird s c a p in g " by Theta laiw e, who had interesting pictures, fa d s and anecdotes about birds of this v ic in ity In M arch instead of having the usual first Monday m eeting in the evening, it is planned that the d u b w ill meet at the home of J e r r y and M artha D oherty at 2 p m on M arch 3. for a discussion and dem onstra turn of pruning techniques by County extension Agent F re d t.undin Hcppner Happenings Mrs Charlean Isom has received -a rd of the b irth of a new grandson. Insist I'a n /e r i*i Ja n u a ry 26 Ills (lim it s are I*r and M rs R ich P.iorer of Lexington. K r rtu c k y M r' P anzer is the fo rm e r Rebecca Isom V« > |M i V their F e b ru a ry J, m eeting at ■im- of \ erna B rind a m em bers “ f Hu- Hepprter (ia rd e n (T u b adopted a j .¡n to offer a flUU scholarship am uallv to a Hcppner student ent ■ ring or continuing a college m a jo r in h orticulture, flo ric u ltu re , land 'ta p in g or garden therapy Theta I • c r and M arv Goheen of the d u b s t .irvhip com m ittee w ill w ork \t their F e b ru a ry 3. m eeting at ti e 1 ene of Y e m a B rinda, m em bers i m Hcppner G arden (Tub adopted a ( in to offer a $lix> scholarship annually to a Hcppner Student rn l ■ i i,g nr continuing a college m a jo r it h orticulture, flo ric u ltu re , land ' iping or garden therapy Theta 1 ewe and M ary Goheen of the clu b s heiarship com m ittee w ill w ork w 11 h h ig h school counselor I k t'u rtis to nplete the application require menta to make the scholarship available to this ye a r's grad ua tin g '■■mors If no student qu alifies in a year the club w ill add tlix t ■ > h v ra r until the fund reaches 1500 w hen it w ill stand ready until Veterans slate public hearing at BMCC h¿ , Garden Club offers scholarship F r h iu a r v 12 Is s s 1 |\ 1 E v e re tt and K lm a H arshm an have returned from A ru o n a to their home iti W illow C re e k Mrs Harshm an reports good w eather, txit tu n in g (»•en guru* since the first of Nov tin tier. she said Ihey w e re g la d lo he fivnie M rs Jo yc e Ik ie d in g received work that her sister. G la d ys H ill had m dergone s u rg e ry in P ir tla n d At last report, she w as doing w ell Mrs D o lly Allstott has returned to her home in Pendleton after a recent visit lo th e home of her daughter and son in law D o ro th y and W ilb u r Jackson W hile here she also v isiled w ith her son and daughter in law C lyde and Ja c k ie A lls to tt. her dau ghter and son-in law V irg in ia and L y le Peck and their fam ilies Farmers may qualify for emergency loans The Secretary of A g ric u ltu re has declared several counties m Wash inglon as na tura l disaster areas due lo losses bv fa rm e rs from drought w hich occured fro m Ja n u a ry 1 . h u g through O c to ve r 31, 198.» In accor dance w ith P u b lic l-iw 98 2.«8 counties in an adjacent state that are contiguous tonne or m o ri' of the designated areas are also made e ligib le for E m e rg e n c y Iaian \ssis lance from the F a rm e rs Home A d m in is tra tio n Thus fa rm e rs in G illia m . H imm I R iv e r. M orro w . Sherman. IT n a tilla W allow a and Waaco Coon lie « of Oregon m ay also q u a lify App lica tion s lo r K tn e rv rrc y Ixians w ill tie accepted through Septem ber 22. 198*. under Hus desi gnat ion at the F a rm e ts Hom e \d m inistra tion office se rvin g T in « 111 In M orrow and ( , 1111.1111 Counties localed at 1229 S F T h ird Pend leton, 1 iregon 978ii| T<> q u ality tor (iro d u d io n loss loans, ihe operation m ust la- a fa m ily size (a rm and iiav c sustained al least a 10 percent production loss in a basic e n te rp rize of the (a rm F a rm e rs must tie unable to obtain need«*d cred it elsew here also ( ] rossword Puzzle Answers lo last week's puzzle School Mascota Across Clues 1 H erm islon 3 Pendleton 4 R iversid e 8 H elix 9 lone 11 A rlin g to n 13 Weston M cE w en 16 D ufur 17 Wahtonka 18 Condon 19 C m a tilla Down Clues 2 Heppner g irls 4 Cascade Locks 5 Wasco Co 6 Stanfield 7 Heppner Imys 10 Echo 12 Sherm an Co 14 P ilot Rock 15 W heeler 777. 777 Vv,' i 4 H i Legion invites students to enter H r d it f v d n ■X-:- ■> 75? w v , r :¡¥í ■i « 4M ■H-!- '.W VYV i * vw w \yv m • A . w .' m m :::: YZÍ Vn • • mm ;!;>> i 7 : : : : : : : ■»"»ri- ■ " .... -X-Ï- v iv vlV Y ,7 v-.v k m , ÏIÏ 1 -Î-Î- ■ . 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