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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1986)
N»xf * » , . , » 4 * ”• ' • ' 4 V • « * * , ” V. « •><; ; . V — ■ ' S IX • The l l r p p n n G a z e tte 1 im e v , H epp ner. ( fre g ia i 33 e d n rsd a v. U l u t i n 15. 198b On (A to b e r 7 the ladies o f the Tuesday and Wednesday clubs at Span-tim ers t A totter 7 Won Lost Petersons I8W SU 14 l-cs Schwab 10 Gardners I3W I0W TJ'v Camera 13 II Ix n 's Processing II 13 9 Central Market 15 9 Black M l Fleet 15 8 Bud's Pub lb Splits conserved Bonnie Campbell b-7-IO : Betts M cD onald 5 It), and Jo Petty )->hn 5-10 High game Theo Greenup IHH High senes Bonnie Campbell 517 Ih u rs d a v N ight latdies O cto b e r 9 W'on Lost K in /u a IV 5 BPOH lb H Depot Nursery II 15 Hark N ( 'hips II I ' J & J Ceramics I0W MW Country Rose I0W I3W B A C Repair 9W I4W Kay Boyce Ins 8W I5W Splits consorted Lu cille Massey 7 H. Hetty 'Pettyjohn 5-7. Janet Heamer 5 10 M illie Hanna ' b 10 amt h-7 10. IA t II j HckJetnan and V ickie T u rrc ll 5 b 7 10 High game Judy Kickcrv 222 High scries Judy Ricken 5K4 p#v*o O. lone's Drena Hams slips one by A rlin g to n player Iasi fuesdav. as the Cardinals played leading Honkers tough before losing three games I I 15. I 'M am! I ' ' Mustang players honored By Ashlev < n n k lin A pair o f senior linemen. Gene Harris and lio h K ich l. were named O ffensive and Delcnsie Players of the Week in Heppner s42 OC 'olum hia Basin Conference football loss lo the W ahlonka Hagles Iasi Diursdav mghl Harris, a 5*8” 120 lbs guard, had ■he lough task o f slopping l agle Defensive tackle Fred Bracken burs However. H arris ami the rest o f School Lunch Menu the Mustang offensive line, pros id cd Heppner quarterback Joe lav lor enough time lo complete seven o f lb passes tor HO sards K ie h l. the M ustangs leading tackier on the season, led the team in tackles w ith IH fo r 25 total deten sive points Kiehl had HI tackle points going into Thursday's game and was sc corn! in the CHC behind only M alt N iiltb n w*k o l Riverside who had '*> lone Sc hools M o n d a y. O ct 20 steamed wieners, sc alloyed potatoes, broccoli Norm andy, dcssen. and m ilk Tuesday . ( A t 21 hot heel sand w u h e s . seasoned veg etab le s, dessert, ami m ilk . or salad bar and m ilk Wednesday. O ct 22 taler tot casserole, buttered peas, carrot slicks, tru il and m ilk, or salad bar and m ilk ITiursday. t k t 25 b ru m h or salad bat In d a y .O c t 24 chicken noodle soup, bologna sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, pickles, crackers, dessert, ami nulk H eppner f Irm rn ta ry School Monday , Oc t 20 taco day Tuesday. Oct 21 .cooks choice Wednesday. ( A t 22 soup, sand wich. salad. Iru il. and m ilk Thursday. ( A t 25 barbecued beet on a bun. cheese w ith celery, hot vegetable. Iru it and nulk. or salad bar and m ilk T nday. ( A t 24 baked potato w ith toppings, vegetable, bread and butter, tru il. and nulk H epp ner H igh School M onday. O ct 20 tacos, lettuce and cheese, green beans, cheny cob bier and m ilk I uesday. ( A t 21 macaroni and cheese, rolls, choice o f vcgie. peaches or salad bar Wednesday. ( A t 22 spaghetti, garlic bread, salad, fru it and m ilk, or salad bar ami m ilk Thursday. ( A t 25 cooks ch o ice - F rid a y . ( A t 24 soup and saml wich ami m ilk Puerto t>y ŸH»rnm Cards heat C ulver jo Cupps dives lo r tlie ball last Thursday . helping the Cardinals to win three games over visiting C u lver. H 15, I ' b and 1 ' imtCiON M A Tf i N w m a r y EXTENSION SERVICE The fa ll w ebw onn is out ami about these days They are sim ilar to tent caterpillars in that they build tent like webbing on tree branches ami Iced on foliage inside the lent Thev can sevcrly iniure or k ill small trees and smaller branches The fall wehworm is a pale yellow to brown caterpillar w ith a vellow stripe along each side and a dusky stnpe along the back They are about an inch long when fully grown The webbing can be cut out ami burned, o r the caterpillars can he c o n tro lle d w ith in s e c tic id e s D ia /in o n . Sevin. and H I lH acillus thuringiensis) Spray as soon as the tents appear ami use sufficient force to penetrate the webbing O nio ns mav be maturing in M or row County soon, and successful storage is mi accident Onions that w ill go into storage are mature and ready to go into storage when their lops have fallen over Pull the onions, shake the dirt o ff, ami lay them in the garden for a week to dry out The onions are ready for storage when the neck has withered ami the outer skin is dry and shiny I f you store them loo soon, they w ill get moldy I Ain t contuse J u n e t-caicis vs itti everbearing varieties ((Juinault, T illik u m . Gem. Ogallala. Kockhill), which produce tw o crops, one in June, and another in late tall Clean them up later, after the last harvest Remove all old dead plant nutenal from the beds cither bv hand or bv m ow ing w ith a rotary mower A p p ly a com p le te le r t ili/ e r (5 10 lO o r b 20 20i at one half cup per ten leet o f row In general, one application per year is adequate lo r straw berries I \cessive foliage grow th and poor tru it production results from spring applications o f fertilizer XO XO XO XO XO XO XO XO xo xo xo Love Patti and the Kids* Permanent Hair Removal Anna Schwarzin Certified FAectrolo^ist Three form er Heppner F illies arc playing on the Blue M l Com m uni ty College volleyball team this year I llen Arbogast. Dana Reid and la n a Reid itu y be seen at (A to b e r 22. November 5. and November 14 games at the Pendleton college 676-9248 Open Tuesdays Only or hy Appointment . R u m m a g e S a le & A u c t io n Sat., Oct. 18 Rummage Sale 9 a.m. Auction 10:30 Lunch served at noon ★ Sporting Goods ★ Furniture ★ 197S Chevette ★ Toys ★ Lots ot Clothes ★ Appliances Ad S p o n s o re d By: D E astern Oregon D A N K OF r im h \ h M em ber F D I C inni it VM i « I B u s 676-5818 Home 676 9649 We carry Blue Cross Health Insurance & Medicare Supplement H in a Cord ot* program slated FIREWOOD There w ill he a presentation by V ik i l.ange troni Project K id Sate at b (0 p m at the C hildren's Services Division conferem c room located in the Town Square Huilding in Board n u n . Tuesday. ( A t 21 The community and all M orrow County loster parents arc emourag rd to alterni The topic w ill he understanding and managing children in foster care I f interested, please RSVP. C h ild re n 's S ervices D iv is io n . 4HI ‘*482 by 5 p m . O ctober 17 A 2 cords will be drawn for lilt VHIM. Ill KIM . 5IOOM I4.il I Donation Benifit for HE1*I'NER VOLUNTEER EIRE DEPARTMENT v high prices don't have a ghost ol a chance here!!! Cucumbers Roma Tomatoes 4 Mananas 1 5 * T-Bone Steak 9 ' $ 3 ° * „ K ib Steak W W e rn fa m ily t <>z k .- k 27* ea 9 W estern f a m ily Regular i ut o r f rem h i ut Creen Means ib oz 3 9 * Keg s i * < a n W W e rn fa m ily . Cream o r W h o le Kernel C orn 17 oz 3 9 * Keg 57* Ragù Spaghetti Sauce u oz K. g »2 29 $ |S O Open 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to 6 p m C n m io d ( mmm I s S a le S till O n OPtGON j j j LOT7BÍY Court Street Market M l N Court Heppner s %1 8 :1 1 0 | i . m . Wood to be delivered mude Heppner Rural Fire District Kamen Noodles y S \ l i For Much Needed Equipment x o x o x o x o x o x o x o x o xo x o xo 1 xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo xo Electrolysis & Thermolysis Former Fillies playing for BMCC Foster care Keep .the onions in a dry place bet ween 55° and 50°F They should be kept in mesh bags, or slatted crates Paper bags or cardboard boxes won't w ork I f roots appear, the conditions are too moist I f the tops sprout, it is too warm In either case, the onions w ill deteriorate if they are not moved In proper storage, onions w ill keep all winter June bearing strawberries (Mar shall. Northwest. Hood. Shuksan. Rameri bear fru it only in late spring or early summer When they have yielded their last berry, it's time to clean up the strawberry beds Happy 3 0 th It irl lulas *o Itoli *0 Petty iohn Hostesses tor the lunch were Bern- Munkers amt I ucille Massey The la d ie s presented Charlie Rawlins w ith a g o lf sweater ami a lovely cake in appreciation of all he hav done for the g o lf club thiv year Tbc annual W illow Creek Coun try C lub tall membership meet in. w ill he held o r Wcdncsdas, t Atober 15. at 7 V) at the C olum bia Basin conferem c room W illo w C re e k C o u n try C lu b gatticrcd at the club house tor an ap preciation luncheon in honor o f Charlie Rawlins, club pm . who. the golfers sav. has been so much help this season Tee o f f time was at *f V ia m with lb ladies cnioying play The follow ing awards where won lo w gross F.ilccn Padhcrg and N co n u Hailey lo w net Barbara Cutsforth amt Jo Pettyjohn least putts Hcv W ilson ami Mary Beamer C hip in (tw o) Marv Beamer laing drive Hcv W ilson ami Jo Dim e a lA i/r n O cto b e r 5 53 on I jis I No Six 14 b No T w o 13 W bW No Seven 9 II No Fight 9 II No Three 10 10 No (Aie 7W 12 W No Five 13 7 No Four 6 14 Splits converted F Heath 5 10 and S W orley 4 5 7 High hgamc K Smith 192 and T Greenup l**t High series K Munkers 524 anc T Greenup 512 High team game No Tw o 777 High team senes No T w o - 2220 Dim e a Dozen (A to b e r 12 55 on lu s t No Six 17 7 No Tw o 15 W 8 W No Fight 14 10 No Seven 12 12 No Three 12 12 No (Aie I0W I3 U No Five 8 lb No Four 7 17 High game K Munkers 2(M A Padhcrg 198 Hligh series R Munkers 531 , B lA ihcrty 5JH High team game No l ight 80S High Team series No Seven 2241 County Agent’s Corner B y C o u n ty Ag A g e n t F re d L u n d in . . *< « « i wW 'W VW X»*» « x ♦ * Lady golfers honor dub pro Bowling News lone loses to Arlington '» -. 676-9643
