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SIX Th* M»|q>«i»r G a ie U e -T liw r» M*ppner Oregon H r d n r t d i ) . A iif ll!, U M Clean chimney when Vi” creosote accumulates overheat A s im ila r pro b le m can occure when you a ir co n d itio n rg t)M THE OSU EXTENSION SERVICE You m ay be able to save some money w ith o u t problem s, p a rtic by looking in to the cleanout using a u la rly if yo u r heat p u m p was inst fla s h lig h t and m ir r o r as necessary a iled w ith a generous a ir supply ( j We heat w ith a heat pu m p My You could tr y against moat m anu A ( le a n i l when a q u a rte r inch of w ife was told that a ll re g iste rs in a ll fa c tu r e r s r e c o m m e n d a tio n s ' to creosote accum ulates on the in te rio r room s should re m a in open fo r m ax close the re g iste rs in one o r tw o w a lls o f the ch im ne y How q u ic k ly im u m e ffic ie n c y Can t we save room s Look c a re fu lly at tw o things that thickness d e v e lo p ** depend* on money by clo sin g off an unsued a ir supply te m p e ra tu re and energy yo u r wood stove, the type and room o r tw o ’ M B Kugene savings location of the ch im ne y and if you A T h e re 's no sim p le answ er to W ith a th e rm o m e te r, m easure the keep a f i r r going fo r long periods of yo u r question Heal pum p m anu te m p e ra tu re of the a ir co m ing out of tune fa c tu re n reco m m en d that at least a re g iste r in one of the room s not 4U0 cu b ic feet of a ir per m in u te flow Inspect a new ly cleaned chim ney rluned o ff If the trm p e ra tu re w h ile th rough yo u r h e ating system for every tw o weeks u n til you le a rn how the heat p u m p is h eating increases fast creusote builds up T his w ill each ton of heat pum p c a p a city If m ore than a couple of degrees a fte r give you an idea o f how often to you shut some of the re g iste rs, tw o you've closed a re g iste r, chech w ith clean yo u r chim ney things w ill happen a ir flow and heat a heating c o n tra c to r to be sure you To a id in v is u a lly ch ecking stove pum p e ffic ie n c y both w ill decrease a rm t d a m a g in g the com pressor How m uch, depends on y o u r system pipe and m eta l ch im ne ys, you m ay To check vour energy savings M a n u fa ctu re rs reco m m en d not w ant to in s ta ll a cleanout tee It can record the readings on yo u r e le c tric replace the lowest elbow in the sh u ttin g r e g is t r n fo r tw o m ain m eter at the same tim e each day If connecting pipe or the lowest pipe reasons the w eather is about the same and s e c tio n o f a m e ta l c h im n e y Your system p ro b a b ly is a lre a d y you use less e le c tric ity w ith a few M asonry ch im ne ys usu a lly have a designed lo r o p tim u m a ir flow re g iste rs closed enjoy the savings cleanout door g iv in g access to the If you reduce a ir flow too m uch A fin a l ca u tio n If closing one or bottom o f the chim ney you can dam age the co m p re sso r If two reg iste rs changes the supply a ir Check the chim ney and stove p ip r there isn 't enough a ir flow to c a rry te m p r ra tu r r m ore than a couple of aw ay the heat the com pressor can degrees, o r the noise fro m the open reg iste rs increase*, check w ith a heating c o n tra c to r H aving to re place the com pressor w ould m ore than offset any savings W hile m any people a re s ta rtin g pencil, pastels and w a te rc o lo r* in O regon State U n iv e rs ity K xte n w ork on the 19H*> P re m iu m Book for a d d itio n to the o ils and a new sion energy agents and sp e cia lists the M orrow County P a ir and m a kin g category just fo r professionals The w ill answ er energy questions o f other plans, the a rtis tic a lly in clin e d p ro fe s s io n a l c a te g o ry sh o w e d interest to readers Send yo u r ques of M orrow County a re also s ta rtin g p e n c il, w a te r c o lo r , e m b o s s in g lions to K nergy Answers USU, new w orks of a rt fo r th is y e a r's fa ir etching and oils a ll v yin g fo r Best C o rv a llis . OK 9 7 U I Include your of Show In pre vio u s years we have seen name, address and phone n u m ber m any fin e pieces o f a rt and have This year 's categories in clu d e o il The OSU E xtension Knergy pro been co m p lim e n te d by the judges on w a te rco lo r. pastels, ink. p e ncil, g ra m is conducted in cooperation the am ount of ta le n t shown in the charcoal, a c ry lic , crayo n w o rk w ith the Oregon D e p a rtm e n t of m ixed m edia, palette kn ife in o ils or county It's in te re s tin g to note the K nergy w ith fu n ding fro m Bonne painted saws A ll w orks m ust be d iffe re n ce s in va riou s years that v ille Pow er A d m in is tra tio n and the o rig in a l F o r professionals th e re is a show how v e rs ita l the a rtis ts can be U S D e p a rtm e n t of E nergy special category which includes all I9RI had a good m ix tu re o f a ll categories plus m any flo ra ls and m edia If you a re looking fo rw a rd to other s till life w orks such as a v io lin , seeing what area a rtis ts w ill pros ide hat and hoots, tea pot. etc I9H2 also in 19*M> a tte nd and support the had a good m ix tu re of a ll kinds of M orro w County F a ir a rt In in to a n im a l life and land Special a w a rd s w ill be g ive n by scapes in oils re a lly becam e the the M orrow County < re a tiv e A rts do m in a n t class fo r ju d g in g 19M and C ra fts Assoc and by M u rra y 's found a rtis ts h e a vily in to landscapes D rug of Heppner in o il A rt changed in I9R5 w ith lots of M rs Kay C hinen. T e rry and T ina spent the s p rin g va ca tio n in Spokane Aong the things thev la irg e r fa m ily g ra in operations enjoyed d u rin g th e ir stay w ere loaned between d iffe re n t e n titie s are fre q u e n tly o rganized in to cor b u w ling sw im m in g and seeing being m a in ta in e d as separate per porations fo r in h e rita n c e purposes, m ovies M rs C hinen's parents sons f r r the paym ent lim ita tio n says F re d l.u n d in , Ag Agent for cele b ra te d th e ir 50th w edding an M o rro w C ounty C o rpo ra tio n s are n ive rsa ry w h ile they w ere v is itin g considered as one person fo r $50.000 purpose It can be used if leased at a About lull guests attended the recep paym ent lim ita tio n M uny fa m ilie s pre va le n t ra te , but the agreem ent lio n at th e ir hom e (In E a ste r have fo rm e d va riou s types of part whould lx- w ritte n la ih o r can be Sunday the re la tiv e s g a thered fo r a nerships l i f t ween d iffe re n t fa m ily traded but it m ust be se ttle d on at fa m ily d in n e r The Chinens re tu rn generations and s ib lin g s in o rd e r to least an annual basis at ra il's i*d home that evening crea l tw o or m ore persons fo r I j O. ixxi com m on to the area M rs l.y d ia W ilson of Heppner paym ent lim ita tio n purposes Some County co m m itte e s m ake the per was honored at a p a rty at the le g io n of these p a rtn e rs h ip agreem ents do son d e te rm in a tio n for each p ro g ra m H a ll on Sunday in c e le b ra tio n of her not a cco m p lish the intended goal ye a r on the basis of ag re e m e nts in 75th b irth d a y Hosts were her because of the “ custom fa r m in g '1 effect on M a rch I of the p ro g ra m c h ild re n . Tom and D o roth y W ilson rule ye a r la ila h W ilson o f P o rtla n d . B e tty In o rd e r to d e m o n strate the sep Kegardless of the va riou s p a rt B reeding fro m G resham . John W ii aruleness o f each p a rtn e rs h ip from n e rship arra n g e m e n ts m ade to cre a l son fro m P ilo t K ock. and G race the pare n t o rg a n iz a tio n , several new S5o.tx*) persons fo r lim ita tio n Baker fro m Heppner A lovely fa cto rs m ust tie considered, l.u n d in purposes, re m e m b e r that in h e rit b irth d a y cake was baked and decor c o n tin ue * F in a n c in g between per ance. m a rita l, incom e ta x. and ate il by Sola Binschus granddaugh sons m ust be done w ith a w ritte n lia b ility p o te n tia l pro b le m s m ay be ter AM ong the guests present were note and no hen on the cro p m ust lie adversely a ffe cte d In d iv id u a l fa in M rs W ilson s siste r, M abel Corley obtained fro m the fa m ily w h ich is dies w ill need to consult th e ir fro m U m g Creek, her b ro th e r and also considered a se parate person fin a n c ia l a d vise rs fo r in fo rm a tio n on his w ife. M r and M rs C a rl Cox The p ro d u c tio n loan should lie w rit how such decisions affe ct th e ir total fro m M onum ent, her siste r and ten fro m a to ta lly c o m m e rc ia l fa m ily resource planning b ro th e r in law, Sophie and Clayton source Ayers fro m Heppner and W ilm a M a c h in e ry should not be shared or Mabe, her siste r fro m Heppner Students. R ich M cConnell from l.iG ra n d e and Tom M cConnell from Pendleton spent the past week w ith th e ir parents. M r and M rs Charles M cConnell T h e ir dau gh te r. Cindy Sum ner and her husband. C h a rlie and th e ir fa m ily spent the weekend in P o rtla n d and spent some tim e at the coast A group of frie n d s, in clu d in g M r and M rs E rn ie McCabe and M r and M rs R obert Hoskins, o f Hepp ner M r and M rs Pete C ra w fo rd and D oris i P alm a leer - S tra ct. a ll of P o rtla n d , and M r and M rs Glenn W a rfie ld , of Toledo met recently to enjoy d in n e r and e n te rta in m e n t at the K h e in la n d e r re sta u ra n t in Port land Several of the group are fo rm e r lone High School class m ates who had not seen M r War fie ld since the 19*0 s Follow ing d inner the balance of the evening was spent v is itin g at the C ra w fo rd 's home W Ho» often should I clean my chim ney1’ One neighbor tuggrated once a year and another la id to do it after burning three cords of wood G B . C orvallis Port reorganizes administration ENERGY ANSWERS Prepare artwork for county fair F ro m left Bob M ille r Shirley Thom pson P ort of M orrow C om m issioners approved a p la n to reorganize the port s a d m in is tra tio n Wednesday, M arch 19 E ffe c tiv e A p ril I. P ort G eneral M anager Steve I.in d s tro m w ill become d ire c to r of m a rk e tin g T his new position w ill allow la n d slro m to pro m o te the port fu ll tim e H eppner H appenings By M ary B ryant 6 76-9493 Solving the payment limitation problem Elks Club has new managers Rain forests disappearing If the w o rld 's ra m forests and o ther n a tu ra l areas continue to be destroyed at the c u rre n t rate , ex perts say one p lant species w ill vanish e ve ry day by the end of the ce n tu ry, re p o rts a na tio na l w ild life m agazine The K lk s Lodge has tw o new m anagers B e tty B e rg s tro m and F lo Connor have taken over operation of the re s ta u ra n t and lounge as of th is F rid a y P revious m an a g e r G av H a rshm a n w ill now be trustee of the lodge B e rg s tro m and Connor say they have a few changes in store Beginning next week the lodge w ill be open Tuesday through F rid a y fo r lunch, fro m I I a m to 2 p m D inner w ill he served fro m 5 p m to lo p m and there w ill now be a c h ild 's plate and hom em ade pies 'A c o n c lu s io n is th a placa w h a ra you g o t tira d of th in k in g M artin Ftschar t * l > Mis ^ Feet I > Changing Pipe I K ee p Your Dry Norene Veterinary Hospital to attend W.S.U. Spring Veterinary Conference with Irrigation Boots Hip - V« - Knee High will be CLOSED APRIL 3, 4 & 5 M r and M rs D a rre l Vinson visite d at the M ary B ry a n t home on Sunday a fte r the p a rty fo r M rs W ilson They have re c e n tly reco ve r ed fro m a severe bout w ith the flu An added note to the Easter D in n e r at the T ru m a n Messenger Jr home in H e rm isto n a ttended by the Nelson Connor fa m ily A d d itio n a l guests w ere sisters of M rs Connor and included Paula M organ and two c h ild re n . M elanie C h a v a rria and son K la n ia M essenger V iola Mes senger and Bonnie M eyer and two ch ild re n Irene G a rb e r was unable to a ttend, but her tw o c h ild re n were present The c h o ir p re se n ta tio n at the ch u rch was c a lle d I.a m b o f (¡lo ry and included a ctin g as w e ll as singing M r M essenger acted and sang the p a rt of a D iscip le lo ite r in the day. W illia m /.in te r of lone, b ro th e r of M rs Messenger v is ite d M a rk and Janice Huddleston and H o w ard Huddleston of P o rtla n d visite d w ith M r and M rs Tom H uddleston o ve r the F a s te r week end E le a n o r and Kid (¡o n ly , M illie Evans. G race Buschke. Nina Den ton. Cal Mealy and M ary Goheen a ll of H eppner were am ong those ta kin g a lo u r out of Pendleton to Keno. Nevada last weekend They v is ite d the lo ik e Tahoe Carson City and V irg in ia City as p a rt of the tour Kay (¡o n ly , son of E le a n o r and Ed jo in e d his p arents at Keno P a rt of the group attended the R ic h L ittle show at H a rra h s w h ile the rest view ed the sp e ctacu la r. H ello H ollyw ood. H ello at the MGM Hotel M r and M rs E v e re tt K eithley d ro ve to P o rtla n d F rid a y to spend the weekend w ith M rs Nola War m u th 's hom e W hile in P o rtla n d the K e ith le ys ta lke d to M rs E rm a K e ith le y. who is hoping to come hom e soon M r and M rs Bob H a rris were forced to cut short th e ir c a m p in g tr ip on the N o rth F o rk of the John Day K iv r r because of illness (in E a ste r Sunday M rs Betty T an n e r and the H a rrise s had d in n e r w ith M ike and S herry, d a u g h te r and son o f the tw o ladies and th e ir fa m ily The g ro u p enjoyed a tu rke y d in n e r w ith a ll the trim m in g s M r and M rs L in c o ln Nash. M rs Dean Connor and M rs Steve H ickey drove to H anford. C a lifo rn ia to v is it M r and M rs Bud G ott and d a ughters d u rin g s p ring break M rs Gott is the fo rm e r Rose Nash d a u g h te r of the L in co ln Nash s Some With Shovel Guards i 1 1 ^ 3 l 676-5241 Vam Sfreet and Steve I.in d s tro m His duties w ill in clu d e p ro m o tin g in d u s tria l developm ent o f the p o rt, rep re se n ting the po rt in p u b lic rela lions, developing m a rk e tin g pac kages and m a rk e tin g plans, and c o o rd in a tin g such things as fin a n cing and p e rm its fo r clie n ts Bob M ille r, c u rre n tly operations m anager fo r the port w ill f ill the general m anager position His old position w ill lx- e lim in a te d He w ill oversee the p o rt's m anagem ent and o p e ra tio n a l po licie s S hirley T hom p son w ill assum e the position of d ire c to r of a d in m s tra tiv e services P ort co m m issio n e rs have been p la n n in g th e r e o r g a n iz a tio n fo r some tim e hut have Ix-en delayed by other p ro je c ts such as a g e neral ca rg o dock and the new free w a y inte rch a n g e at the port The c o m m issioners a re anxious to proceed w ith fu ll tu n e po rt pro m o tio n s C o m m is s io n e rs a ls o e x p re s s e d concern that the pu b lic may per ceive the po rt as land barons, not w illin g to sell po rt land to in d u s tria l i c lie n ts In the past, the p o rt has leased land only We a re lo o kin g clo se ly at our p ro p e rty " s a y * P o rt P re sid e n t I-ouis Carlson, "some w ill not lx* fo r sale such as the w a te rfro n t W e hope to o ffe r a package that 's q u ite fle x ib le We ll do e v e ry th in g possible to locate businesses that come our w ay " In o th e r business co m m issio n e r M a tt D oherty told the board that although the s u p e rc o llid e r issue has »omewhat quieted things a re s till happening In fo rm a tio n is s till being gathered and B oa rd m a n is s till a p o te n tia l site fo r the superconduc tin g s u p e rc o llid e r A g o v e rn o r's c o m m itte e has lx-en in v ite d to see the B o a rd m a n site "Yes. w e r e s till in it's s till a liv e ." said D o h e rty E d ito r s Note Tuesday n ight in a special session, port co m m issio n e rs agreed to sell a p a rce l o f port p ro p e rty to c lie n t M ike Sow a fo r a m eta l fo rg e ry plant The co n ditions of the sale and the lo ca tio n of the p ro p e rty have not yet txx'n de ter m ined ) r f e lt u jo /t . . ........... _ Sat ..■ ■ c . . _____ ..................... . » 2 * 1,0 676-9Ì 57 a .o W ay 6 Z S *» ’
