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(II.Ili I hr llr|i|inrr l.a ir U r -Tirar». tlrppnrr O rr(o a H r 4 n n ( i ) . Marrh 19. I w * 1986 fair & rodeo theme chosen H oly W eek ounty In i >n *• ‘ rfPV IC l lone U C C Thr lone United Church of Chriat ha* plans for a variety of worship m t v ices and special events during Holy Week On Palm Sunday. March 23, Sun day School will be held at 9 45 as usual The children will take part in a procession with palms during the first part of the II a m worship service The choir will sing "A n tip honal Hosanna" After church, the youth group is sponsoring a Oiicken l»inner as a fund raiser for their trip to E X P O The coat is 12 for first graile through sixth graders. S3 for 7 seventh graders through adults, and preschoolers are free The Holy Thursday service, on March 27 at 7 31» p m . will include Holy Communion and the O ffice of Trnebrar The choir will sing "A liallad of T ree* and the M aster" In this m editative service of scriptures and randies, the growing darkness is a fitting rem inder of the event* of the last days of ( hrist s earthly life The joyful celebration of the res urrection begins with Easter break fast, served from 8 30 until 9 a m There will fie not Sunday School for that day only The worship begin* at 10 a m The choir will sing "H e is Risen A lle lu ia " and "W e Will be M e rry" Child care Is provided for all services Everyone is invited to participate United Methodist Thursday, March 27 Maundy Thursday Service. 6 30 p m services will begin with a finger foods dinner concluded with Communion then followed by a worship service in the sanctuary Easter. March 30 6 no Easter Sunrise Service sponsored by the Ministerial Asso ciation 7 30 9 Easter Breakfast in the church basement Prepare the Men of the congregation and served by the youth 9 iX) Iteguiar Sunday School Classes, preschool thru adult 10:30 Easter Worship Service 2 (X) Nursing Home Service All Saint« Episcopal March 23 The procession of palms will he celebrated Sunday at All Saints' Members are asked to meet at 10 15 in the parish hall for distribution of the palm branches March 27 Muundy Thursday will be obser ved with Holy Communion with the celebrant being The Kev Kusty K Kimsey, Bishop of the Diocese of Eastern Oregon The service will l>egin at 7 p m Endowing the service, mem bers will m ove to the parish hall for an agape supper of homemade soup and bread Fol lowing the supper, thr members will return to the church for the stripping of the Altar by members of All Saints' Altar Guild March 28 Traditional flood Friday services » i l l I«- ( onducted by the |>.»->t<>i from n«sm to ] p m . everyone is invited to attend and stay for whatever length of time your schedule permits The vicar has arranged the three hours in 20 minute segments March 29 Holy Saturday will be observed by a prayer vigil in the church from 6 p m Saturday until 8 a m Easter Sunday Interested folks are asked to sign up for half hour portions for the \ igtl A chart will be placed in the parish hall for this purpose March 30 Easter S ervice will be conducted at III to a m with the Rev George l/relt preaching and the The Kev I xhiis Perkins celebrant for the Eucharist Other Events A special m eeting of the Altar fiuild will be held Wednesday. March 26 at noon The Home Bible Studay class will meet at Allen and (.ail Hughes' home Wednesday, | n M em b ers w ill meet at the church at 7 p m car pooling for 4 -H ’ers to create anniversary posters Morrow County 4 II m em bers can help the Oregon State lln ivrrsity Extension Service celebrate its 75th anniversary next year by creating a special birthday poster The 75th anniversary of 4 H and Extension in Oregon will be c e le brated during 1980 *7 and "creatin g a special poster is one way the 4 H members can be involved in the activity The OSD Extension Ser vice began in 1911 Ola Mae Groshens (center) from to C— C to O o a a t t o C o a s t For © Fair Board Chairman Charley Daly and a coupon for a free medium Ola Mae Groshens submitted the winning theme. "T o Morrow. To D ay," for the 198« Morrow Co Eair and Rodeo August 14 17 She re c e iv ed a pi rim from Kates Fizza and f'astry and a season pass to the fair and rodeo $4 The first event of this year com bined shows will be the 4-H horse show 9 a m Sunday, Aug 10 Exhibit! will be accepted Tuesday. Aug 12. Wednesday. Aug 13 and Thursday . Aug 14 Call the fair office 676 9474 or refer to the prem lum book for the time (or each Easter * M essa ge ^^^^^ Easter turns tragedy to triumph E W Norwood has shared from his pen this challenging statement la ir s greatest tragedy is to lose God and not miss him How guilty are we of losing Cod’ How much of our lives are indeed tragic because we do not even miss God’ Each of us could compose lists where evidence gives crrdiblllly to Norwood's claim More importantly, we rem ember moments in our live* were Cod was forgotten, and tragically we realize that Cod was never missed Such was the tragedy when Jesus was crucified The Presence of Cod was real, but the crowds wanted to lose and forget Cod The tragedy ts best summed up in the words of the centurion when he saw that Jesus breathed his last breath said. "Certainly this man was innocent Truly he w as the Son of Cod But Easier morning is a new day. a new beginning Easter is spring, renewal and resurrection What has tieen does not have to be any longer Life bloom*, blossoms and becomes Tragedy is turned into triumph, death into life, sorrow into singing Such is the beauty of Easter as celebrated in these line* by Phillips Brook* Tomb, thou shall not hold Him longer Death is strong, but Life is stron ger, Stronger than the dark, the light Stronger than the wrong, the rig h t. Faith and Hope triumphant say Christ will rise on Faster Day May our Easter be in the spirit of such renew al and transformation Donald A Boyce. Pastor Heppner Cmted Methodist Church There comes a time for decisions Text Luke 9 15 Palm Sunday has often been thought of as a time of decision for our Lord The road he look had no turn outs or l ' Turn signs Once the direction had boon set, that was that It was straight ahead When the issue had to be resolved. Jesus did not shirk from making such a decision How is it w ith us’ Are we making the really important decisions in life ’ Or are we likely to postpone, yes, even deliberately to avoid making major decisions’ How about us in the business of living ’ How long is our personal list of "s o m e d a ys "’ Someday I will get around to studying the Bible Someday I will make a prayer a natural part of my daily life Someday I will cheerfully accept a responsible role in the life of Ihe church Someday I'll spend more time w ith my children Someday I II find more ways of expressing my love for my spouse Someday I'll gel around to doing what I know I should do about my life diminishing those things I don't like about m yself and strengthening those things which I think are good and worthy in my life The world of our someday*, Ihe postponement* which plague our days enable lim e to become a thief robbing us of our tomorrows It was Horace who said He who postpones the hour of living rightly is like the rustic who wait* for the river to run out la-fore he crosses '' What are you waiting fo r’ There comes a point in all our lives when the waiting time has run out and the store of somedays has la-en exhausted You know that and so do I Jesus knew it too This is why he saw the first Palm Sunday as a day of decision In doing so he showed us the way He made a necessary decision and Ihe necessity of our decision are related The Rev George Iz/elt All Saints' Episcopal Church The spectre of death stalks mankind like an unwelcomed shadow always there and always close A world haunted by the possibility of nuclear annihilation echoes David's words. "T h ere is but a step between me and death" <1 Samual 20 3) But over His rent sepulchre our risen I-ord proclaims " I am the resurrection and the life SI John 11 2Si I have the key* of hell and death " (Revelation 1 1H1 Had Jesus not come forth from the tomb, sin would have been proven to be stronger than love, and mankind would have been doomed to eternal extinction But because He lives, those who accept Hun as their Savior and make Him Lord of their lives shall also live The Bible pictures this earth s sin tortured journey ending not in nuclear holocousl, but when He comes to claim Ills own Then "the dead in Christ shall rise first and we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in Ihe clouds, to meet the laird in the air and so shall we ever be with the l-ord " t iThessalomans 4 16,17) His resurrection guarantees it Don Reiber Seventh May Adventist s »* ft» « ' S a t., & Ix e r c lM Fishing. W e can help you to Ca M a t ► a « n ^ v t* Extension offers summer jobs Crossword ACROSS CLUES 3 Beginning of spring 7 A springtime election 9 I ai vender to Worn instead of coats 12 March's animals 14 Religious celebration i - -Xmusement p.nk 16 A promise w hich ends a slorm 17 Welcome hut chilly varnli .istlr spot III Where Ihe kids sja-nd spring vacation Sign» of spring [XiW' NCLt FS 1 Huns for election March weather The week kids look forward to A bi labial flower Tax election Earliest flower Weather changes to this Season I-ast chance to do this Answers to las* week's puzzle 1 ’. •. 1 \ H V .’t .'i v k Ei 'it.-'.' J' '.".'a . '¡.V i.. L i ' ■ *-fc * a • ü ü i ' u î . f i » a t •* .* ? r 1 ,* u : a í í irr isa ■ n i s ? í ••¿.•i a .» * V. Tii'-tsrif Mwir.*¿át fiati i i í i a y- »■ *■ j» I lT*i j >< «Ñu '| H| o,........ , » í* r r v . i a « - v ’i??i !tu •■«i mi ’¿ l n i ì c r *,1Ï.’i'Tft*î.4ÎîiîirülIËji-.' ’l i '' ' i l l*~*'*~ ll- lfc ' > *J <*■ i* JMJJ JF. I .¿ilirii . S ä ar *i n .rsi'k fi ì « f i t t i : . U J U . 'l i i l V i J i I L I -L2 f i » ’- f r * » f l»tL l |M?t Mbji -I ti »L«|F» |nu. ik i<i È fJ iJ iX rH 422-7540 Highway 74, Ion« ■ *sJV* »«■—s / V - e - -siV - 5 ? P u n jssse mm *3 $ Prices Good March 20 - 24 o m c Fresh 79'„ . . '¿ / A Solid Head Lettuce Crisp Celery . HaFfw*« Oregon V 2 I P Ranch Dressing ,a a *,$1*, Brown Sugar Powdered Sugar 2 lb Bog..9 9 1 Clam Chowder $l°*a Instant Coffee » o........$5W U'ebouM We*>ern Family 2 lb B o g ....... 9 9 * Wertiern Fomiiy Snow* S u n l& jL Bunch ’ Whole Fryers " 7 9 ' , 5 o ,...... Folger» L o r* °n Beecher*m Lounge » |M,M>!r>t>.'lt. ■*• iff- Stop By & Say Hi To Rick Smith I S P O R T IN G B a ts , department in 4 H. KFA, and open classes Thursday, Aug 14 will lie the day of judging exhibits and conforma lion of all livestock Show manship contest Morrow Co Rodeo Bound Robin. Master Show manship and 4-If K F A livestock sale are some of the events scheduled for Friday. Aug 15 Saturday. Aug 16 is a full day starting with the annual Main Street Parade at 10 a m and the Morrow Co Open Kodeo I 30 p m The fam ily barheque will be catered by Howard Salmon, of Hoardman The 4 H Fashion Revue and awards ceremony will precede the popular I-eonmg Fam ily playing for a street dance on the fair grounds The second Morrow Co Open Rodeo will start I 15 Sunday. Aug 17 Exhibits will be released at 3 p m Morrow Co Open Horse Show Aug ust 23 will close the show for 198« cents and is available in our office With the spring growing season approaching rhubarb and aspar agus beds need some clean up and preparation for this year's crop The beds should be cleared of weeds and grass and (hen fertilized with a complete fertilizer such as a 10 10-10 al a one pound per 100 square feet of planted area Beef producers may he interes ted in an In te g ra te d Beef Manage ment teleconference coming up ** The teleconference is available to any organization that can receive satellite communications It will be transmitted on Sparenet L channel 7. 7 9 p m on March 26 and April 2 The March 26 telecast cover* the economic* of cow c a lf management, forage management, and increasing weaning weights The April 2 tele cast cover* internal parasite*, horn flies and ear tag*, and an economic wrap-up The program is offered by Okla homa State University and proceed ings will be available Planting grass this y ea r’ For east of the Cascade climate, I have three recommendations: General lawn, partial shade Kentucky hluegrass i70 percent) and fine fescue (30 percenti at 4 lbs 100 sq ft College students seeking short General lawn, heavy shade term employment near the end of Kentucky bluegrass (30 percent! the summer are invited to apply for i* y itrr* ifl po ns in the 4 II and fine fescue (70 percent at 4 department of the Oregon State lbs 1000 sq ft laiwn subject to heavy wear: Fair, according to Birdine Tullis, Kentucky bluegrass (75 percent) OSU Extension Program Assistant and perennial ryegrass i2S percent) in Morrow Counts Students wishing to be considered at 5 I t « 1000 sq ft Zoysiagrass is often advertised as for the positions mual apply by April 15 Applies I ior ■ are to he submitted the perfect lawngrass. and so it is in to the slate 4 II office, 105 Ballard climates to which it is adapted Unfortunately it is not adapted in the Extension Hall, OSC. Corvallis Northwest 97331 Colonial bent grass does well west The Morrow County Extension O ff ice ha> additional information and of the Cascades, but the hot sum mers and cold winters here are too application forms much for It. Oranges 23V Roma Tomatoes Steak Nite 49‘ Every W ednesday ' ' Round Steak sr T-Bone Steak $2“ Prime Rib • 6 * * 4 Red Snapper w*.» Supply tosn..... Sl^ib True Cod w«,» TrocY Baseballs, Gloves. sized / rod It ’s tim e to add the beauty of roses to the home The sooner they are planted, the better chance they have to make good root growth before warm weather arrives Roses are sold by grades Number one is (be best grade and is a rose «nth three or more canes at least 18 inches long A number one and a half may have >nl> two canes and be somewhat to-.sided Number two roses are smaller, but still are fair specimen Avoid number three roses Roses should he planted in well drained flower beds that receive at least a half a day of sunshine Because accidental pesticide poisoning can occur despite precau (tons it is best to plan ahead Moat poisonings result from careless use. improper storage or user ignor ance Accidents can be reduced by following basic safety rules, starting with reading and following label direction* "F irst Aid for IVsticide Poison ing is a new public.ition by the University of Idaho it covers poison symptoms and a list of supplies needed in a first aid kit It costs 50 Jesus is the resurrection and the life F r i., u pass to this year's fair and rodeo pizza from Kathy Moben, owner of Kate s Pizza and Pastry The M orrow County Extension O ffice in Heppner has additional information about the poster pro gram r i C received a season Corner Agent undin ountr Agricultural 4ffent service» planned Open 7 days 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Court Sti et Market 111 N Court 1 opner 676-9643
