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Ihr llr|>|»nrr « .¿frllr Tlnir» llr|»|inrr Oregon Mrdnrtdat. March If. I M I I U Big crowd comes to Heppner for St. Patrick’s Day Jl f > 4 " 1 Sheep dog shows his skill on docks during Si are beyond your reach 7 Wrong! Stop in today s« theTANDY 1000 by Patrick's Day Parode Saturday International potluck concludes study series This Thursday evening. March 20. will he the final meet inn of the ecumenical Lenten Series, "Issues Facing Christians Around the World " On this final gathering the lenten Series will conclude with an "International Potluck Dinner" hos ted b> the Heppner I nited Methodist Church at 6 to pm in the church basement Persons in the commun ity are encouraged to come by bringing an international food favor ite to share as well as their own table service Beverages will be provided by the church Persons are also So- you think Computors asked to label their food in some way telling what country the food is from and also the name of the dish Those who are uncertain what to bring, may contact the Rev Cathy Barker who has many international food recipes to share An informal discussion will follow the Potluck Dinner led by the Rev Don Bovce The discussion will center upon how we as American Christians are able to respond to the issues faring Christians in the parts of the world that the lam ten Series has present ed O i your mark get set during celebration Contestants line up tor the popular bed roce held Saturday 424 ¿. Je* M w m 'A B onus buy $ DRUG ' Ì0UH PERSONAL SERVICE PHARMACY O U * ^ C X l C t W e try to p w t ih o i# iu H ifi# n t q u o n M i t i of r»'e*st‘u»HJ »• to till all o u ' i u t i o m g n n e e d s d u rin g e v e ry %ole lim ite d a n d w e o d v i» e e a rly sh o p p in g to* b e t ' »e le c tio n W e re s e rv e 'tie r.g h t to lu m i q u a n titie s g U iA x S * Z X Z 9 M N M I I H FIB R E TRIM 1 V E LO C IT Y S V ITA M IN C S D IETARY AID ' • S a l « C o n ta in « no drugs • 1 0 0 tablet* ss -..iK*zs e«p**ee I .11 *0 C iih «eki# ! ÍÜo* PtiacF: AVE 1U P N S AVE A IR -P ILLO IN S O LES *1.99| • 1 00 tablet* Chlor Tnm eton* • A ssorte d *t/a* • Keep* feet com fortable ell day LUJL' ¿ - L V m ■■■■■■ ■■ iT fL E N Ô L EXTRA STREN GTH " TYLENOL CAPLETS - Ï TW O -PA C K » . Doc' Warner. Æ ^ Zed ll,B .-Mi. LIP N S AVE • 2 5 0 ctRint • ffet tive pain reliever l ' • • l I Coupon eapNet J J 1 00 Cee* *e<ue » 20 o» 1 * i felt that final criteria for the project should lie formulated by the Energy Department in about six months and that we should press (or a decision by the Governor's "Blue Ribbon" siting committee Packwood doesn't think that there is a possibility of funding for at least four years When questioned aliout "prioriti ration" of National Forests and Bonneville the Congressmen felt that the Administration could never get the National Forest part through Congress. Judge McElligott contin ued Senalor Hatfield, however warned that the administration is very serious about selling Bonnevil le and that California Edison is ready to buy This would be a situation that could not only influen ce rates but also impact irrigation and fisheries, concluded McElligott A.R.M. & A llerg y R e lie f M e d icin e i Papineau - Schoonover 55 "v a z fe Yean in Morrow County Saturday, March 29 Lexington Grange 10 a.m. FRIENDS INVITED Sorry, no booze al towed on Grange grounds. H 99e s . II S C A R TR ID G ES «•(»re» I J l 00 3 1 . 9 ¡ 9 s ••Fi«*-..« t 2Qu» 1* __________________ M EVEREAD Y S U P E R HEAVY DUTY B ATTER IES J assassin ■•-ST— *— — — — i I \ • L o n g la s tin g relief , T m \ J s fi NEO -SYNEPH RIN E ■ N a ta l D e c o n g e s t a n t • 1% J *2.693 • C h o o s e 5 Of drop or spray • i i i i u B E N Y LIN . ■ '2.491 n i i i i i m m n n im iN M A A L0 X ! P LU S : A n ta c id — A n ti-G a s H fl » J ’ • « Caen > ( M ’ 20 «»M i N • C h o o se from Benyim 0 M Benylin D econg esta nt Form ula or « 0 B » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b b b h b b b b h b b b h A I ■ COUGH FO RM U LA S C o u g h S y ru p > J Coupon e«p»*ee J J 1 00 Cee*' ve*ue i 20 of 1 * ■ ■ ■ ■ R V B B B B B e e iB B B B B , - V r ¿ e a ie ie e j $1 a g i . „ « m - .j YOU* CHOICE! „ H A n tlh ls ta m ln e / D e c o n g e s ta n t Coupon eap.<•• J J t 06 C » % r »eru# ’ 20 o* ' 1 Berry tin - - '• jZZK* BwrySn - A C T IF E D ?JJT 5 ê £ • C h o o s e C or D T Pei k o» 9 volt Single Pack ---------------- io h i .- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ d i SCHICK $ e«p>r#e Cee* C Coupon m » i v h 1 J X J ’ U 00 C m » . m .••..« I X S S l ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ É E a B ia æ B a M h s l l P F R ------- Pioneer Memorial Hospital reports admitting and discharging the fol lowing patients during the past week Bertha Sager, t^xington admit ted March 9, discharged March 10, Louis Eng. Lexington admitted March II. discharged March I I . Edwin Brandenberg. Heppner admitted March 12. discharged March 14, Margaret Blake. Heppner admit ted March 12. discharged March 16. Julie Wattenburger. Echo admit ted March 12. discharged March 14. Erma Keilhley. Heppner admit ted March 13, transferred March 14 I 1 20 of 1 ' J • S tro n g heeling and m(>>*tofi/>ng form ula for dry ch app ed ik m • 2 6 of tube id i Hospital Notes* FAMILY REUNION 1 n ««p a ti I 1 1 06 y een « i m • 9 count • • V ASELIN E ■ INTENSIVE C A R E ■ ■ *2.99 : W • 30 tablets -- • t J a% . a EXTRA STREN GTH • M a x im u m s tre n g th relief Schick *1.99 [u zn xan m ■■■■■ • 5 0 % m o r« bonus pack Judge Don McElligott returned Thursday from the Spring Ia-gisla lion Conference of the National Association of Counties in Washing ton The Judge was Oregon's representative to the newly formed NACO Agriculture Steering Com mitter The conference started Saturday. March 1 and lasted for four days Thirty six slates were represented on the t>o member committee which was formed to help find solutions to the farm crisis 2.«to couties in the United States are considered rural counties dependent on agriculture Agenda items discussed were farm prices, credit and interest rates, export programs and the urbamza lion of rural counties around metro politan areas, says the Judge who was appointed to the IS member l*rice and Programs Committee and one of the two subcommittees form ed This committee will meet in Colorado in April to formulate poll eiea to submit to the NACO conven tion in July Monday and Tuesday the 14 mem ber Oregon delegation met with the Oregon Congressional Delegation Items discussed were the effects of the G ram a R ad aua Bill, the Tax Reform Bill, reduction in timber receipts and general revenue shar ing The general opinion was that we can expect more mandates and less money Representative Denny Smith is enthusiastic about the Boardman site for the su|>«-r < >>11 ul«-r prejw i says the Judge Senator Packwood |1 * r ¿■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I M * H U N SAVE Judge reports on conference ■■ NORW ICH A S P IR IN *3.49 5 • SO coun t *1.39 I J Coupon eap^ee J J l 00 Ce*h »e*\»e ’ 20 o M 1 J l 00 C é*T .•*.,« t : , i- P f r u r c r c m OR. SC H O LLS V E LO C IT Y S C H L0 R -T A B S S Coupon S o m e q u a n tifie » m oy t»e Ilf* N S AVE I 5 s r m J Î Q Q : m ici*' sj m _ Coupon tiputi l i n e i h ' «*6« ' jo u* ' ' J|§j| Jenny Weygandt, a Heppner seventh grader, received a hand sewn stale of Kastern Oregon flag from its governor. Neal "D oc" Warner last Saturday in Heppner She proposed that thte cattail he named the official stale flower on her entry in a contest to name the official state plant Benjamin Clark of Helix won the contest to name the state animal with his suggestion of the coyote Contest chairman and Eastern Oregon Slate Senator Don Cole said that Jenny's entry was selected because the cattail grows throughout the eight county regiun of the state, is hardly in nature, spreads itself over the country side, and provides both food and habitat In addition to the flag. Jenny received a state of Eastern Oregon citizenship card, and an “official" $3 bill, the currency for the state The state commissioned two hand sewn flags, one for each w inner of the contest 6/691 v A i MARCH • flag from Gov. f e f f t i j o / u t -J 6/6 J »'X / 6/ 6X Heppner girl names state plant Jenny Weygandt receives Slate of Eastern Oregon Radio Shack ... x fiu m F re e l w ** jj "* * 2 7 m m 7 S A Coup V f ' • ■ P -M ) J I S6 I e#F i l I 20 of I ‘ H I B I B B I k - ____/ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ACT FLOURIDE RIN SE • 1 2 o f bottle • Ch o ose m int t.f t •< > ernon *2.37 j ■ ■ ■ u iim im i Coupon • «I- » % I I 1 Hr .• ^ M A A LO X S P LU S ¡ A n ta c id - A n ti-G e t ’ 20 of t MuMj'i D/iuq 217 N Main 676-9158 ?
