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New manager named for Heppner branch
Linda lir h r k r hat been named
manager of the Heppner office of the
Benjamin Franklin Federal Sat inga
and Loan A ttoria Hon according to
Dale Weight, chairman of the board
and chief executive officer
Gehrkr who moat recently terved
at tenior teller at the Pendleton
Main office, hat held pres lout poti
liont of aiaittant operations super
vitnr and vault teller She began her
employment with the former West
ern Heritage Savings and Loan
Association in 1983 which merged
with the Beniamin Franklin Savings
and l »an A tto ria lion last August
A magna cum laude graduate of
Kastern Oregon State College
Gehrke was also valdictorian of
Hidgefield High School Hidgefield
Washington
The Benjamin Franklin is the
Northwest's lamest savings and
loan with more than $4 billion it
assets and 83 offices in Oregon
Washington Idaho and I'tah The
Heppner office is located at 274 N
Main
New copy machine
at G-T makes high
quality copies
The Heppner Gazette Times re
centl) installed a new copy mac hine
that w ill greatly improve the quality
of copies publisher David Sykes
says
The new Mi'« rnpv machine will
copy on plain bond papers, colored
papers and on letter legal or poster
sl’ e paper
Price of the copies is 10 cents, and
25 cents for poster si-e
News and ad staff
attend conference
The Heppner Ga'ette Times news
and advertising staff attended news
wn'ing and advertising seminars at
a conference in The Dalles
Satur
day
Sponsored by the Oregon News
paper Publishers Association the
seminars dealt with such topics as
Improving your writing skills.“
newspaper layout and design ad
vertismg layout and advertising
p ro m o t ions
Those attending from the Ga-etle
were Sandy Holt- Marcy Bacon
Marie Struthers David Sykes and
April Sykes
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From left Tobdha Block, Shannon
Stacey Kennedy
Red Brand
FIELD
FENCE
McLaughlin
and
Girls State delegates chosen
Two delegates and one alternate have been named by the Heppner
American 1-egmn Auxiliary Post No 87 to attend the July 6 12 session of
Girls State at the University of Oregon in Eugene
The delegates are juniors Tabitha Block daughter of l,ee and Dorcas
Block and Stacey Kennedy daughter of tairry and Fllen Kennedy Should
either of the regular delegates be unable to attend the session sophomore
Shannon Mct»ughlin. daughter of Bob and Betty MiT»ughlin. w ill attend
The delegates are selected on the basis of leadership, character and
honesty, cooperativeness, community participation and service, and
scholarship
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Water supplies below average
STOCKADE
PANELS
STOCK TANKS
TREATED
2x2x4
WOOD
POSTS
O p to m o th fe n c in g fo r free
■ir m ovem ent fa tte r feediot
d ry o ff fewer in fe c tio u s di
teases
BEHLEN
PRESSURE
CATTLE PANEL
COMBO PANEL
ACAANCED DRAINAGE 8 YSTEMS INC
Use ADS pipe tor strong
maintenance-tree
culverts and all heavy
duty applications.
RAINBIRD
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O O O O A LL
IRRIGATION
BOOTS $18 95
«30WSH
Spring and summer water sup
plies are forecast to be below
average during the April July period
reports the Heppner office of the
Soil Conservation Service
P re cip ita tio n during F ebruary
was
19SI-M0
UkUl
Heppner
March Ave percent of avg
i
i
M 137
I 67 1 21
138
The April I snowpack at the
Arbuckle Mountain snow course was
13“ deep with 4 7" of water This is
47 percent of average The Madison
Butte Snotel site reported 0 0“ of
water equivalent
Forecasts of streamflow. assum
ing normal weather conditions occur
for the rest of the season, are as
follows Khea Cr near Heppner :t 8
100 », 81 percent of average Apr Jul
4 7. Willow Cr at Heppner 5 0 1000 's,
90 percent of average Apr Jul 5 6
Knck Creek above Cayuse Canyon
near Condon 7 5 1000 V 90 percent of
average Apr Jul 8 3
Butter Creek near Pine City, 7 0
thousand acre feet which is 89
percent of the April July average of
7 8 thousand acre feet
Rhea Creek near Heppner 3 8
thousand acre feet which is 81
percent of the April July average of
4 7 thousand acre feet
Willow Creek at Heppner 5 0
thousand acre feet which is 90
percent of the April July average of
5 6 thousand acre feet
Rock Creek above Cayuse Canyon
near Condon. 7 5 thousand acre feet
which is 90 percent of the April July
average of 8 3 thousand acre feet
Funds needed
for signboard
By A S I II.F Y C O N K L IN
Heppner's Booster Club is now
taking donations to put up a sign
board at the edge of town to honor
the Heppner Fillies basketball team
Dick Devin. Booster Club presi
dent says donations of any amount
m u he made to treasurer Sharon
Harrison ■*«'* h - i *.
The hoard w ill honor the Fillies,
who captured the Class A " stale
basketball championship this year
We don't know how big the board
will lie yet.“ said Devin "It depends
on the money we raise through the
public
Donations may be made by indi
viduals as well as businesses
Checks should be made out to the
Heppner Booster Club
IRRIGATION
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Katherine lindstrom gives library new coot of paint
Fixing up
The lone Library w ill reap the buy new carpeting for the library
benefits of a Wednesday, May 7 Both vintage and modern fashions
salad luncheon and style show spon will be modeled at the lone la-gion
sored by the lone Topic Club Money Hall beginning at I p m
raised at the event w ill be used to