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SIX - Th* Hrppnrr ( i u ^ T I m n , Heppner. ( h rfo o W rd n rsdm . March 4. IWT Heppner FFA’ers place in district competition The Blue Mountain District FFA Convention » 4 » held •( Heppner High School lut Saturday thinxhy Hay», Heppner'» chapter president, placed second in Sheep Production and third in Advanced Record Book There»« Lindsay, Heppner'» chapter reporter, placed firit in the co-op quit She w ill advance to Mate competition Barney Lindsay, Heppner'» chapter Vice president, ran for a district office but was not elected The new district officers are Presi dent Mollie Bothum. Pendleton. Vice President Mike Hackworth. Hermi»ton, Secretary Cecilia Frakcr, Mclatughlin. Treasurer M ichelle Crawford. Weston McEwen, Reporter Becky Hodges. HcrmiMon. and Sentinel Melinda Wachter. Pendleton Vance Puinphrey received the Honorary District Farmer Degree and accepted a Distinguished Service Award from the Hermiston Ex perimental Station Over IOC) members from all the chapters in the diMnct attended Two state officers, Secretary Eric Cop pock and Sentinel Cindy Humbert, were also there to help with the committees Concert to benefit junior bowlers FFA'ers participate in cross-cut competition at Saturday s district convention Wool pool proposed Weigh 4-H steers March 14 TOOL SALE! Ingersol-Rand z Socket Sets Hole .Saw Sets Files Impact Wrench Ratchets Machinist Hammers Hand Tools Many Other Tools 676-9123 148 E. Center July 15th.-August 8th. For more information contact Mid-Columbia Bus Company JS uperior k_7 & eeds » O T H T iT •ALFALFA «CLOVER »GRAINS »BEANS •PASTURE MIXES »TURF SEED Pasco. Washington 99301 R a n itlM ë C rasses Available NOW! Slteep Fa scat Canòar Canby Wuafriss Intarmadlata/Oaha Smootfi Broma/Common w A coffee and dessen for Rev Cieorgc l/zett and his wife Maggie will be held this Sunduy March 8 at 12 noon at All Saints Episcopal church in Heppner The Izzetts are leaving All Saints to begin ininiMry at Red Bluff. Calif The public is invited to attend the dessert Next sunday will mark the final service lor the Rev George Iz/ctt. vicar of All Saint»' Episcopal Church He and his wife Maggie will move to Red Bluff. California, where he has accepted the call to be rector of St Peter's Parish The lz/etts have served inHeppncr for a little less than two years The parish is already in communication with clergy who arc intcreMed in be ing considered for the position as rector Special guest speaker al All Saints' on Sunday. March 13 will be Judge Robert Abrams tong time resident of Heppner now of Pendleton and a member of the parish Friends of the Abrams are invited to attend the worship service The church office will he closed on Tuesday and Wednesday March 10-11 In an emergency interested parties may call Gail Hughes at 676-9782 Wises Wish Dicir Husbands Knew About Women" Dr Dobson states that Mrong. tightly knit families just don't happen They arc grown with love. care, and undcrvtandmg Everyone is welcome to attend the show mgs Die re is no charge and the films laM about 43 minutes Babv sit The Spring livestock producers' ting is provided meeting will be held March 18 at 7 p m at the Hlks This meeting has two main purposes One, Bruce Die guest speaker will he Sharon Matsuinura would like to present in Kline of the i 'rnatilla County Health formation on some new products, District She will speak of "Protcc delicc. Sate guard, pasture pro. cur live Health" Music will be furnish tumi. and Synovexc. ed by Martin Williams of Die Oregon Cattlemen's Assocta- Hermiston lion has a short VCR to intmduce In tegrated Resource Management Dlls is a management program spon dent Mike Brovnan, Secretary Mary Ann Munkers, Treasurer Wayne I vans. Board ol Directors A special bus tour April 7 to Janet Greenup. Monte l-sans. Terri legislature will offer oppor Gentry, larry Pettyjohn. Joan Oregon tunity for lival residents to learn Fvknian and Susan Hisler about their elec ted officials, as At a recent board meeting the more se hcdulc for the 1987 playdays and well as view other sites of interest committees was drawn up The plus in Salem Rep Ray French has made lun day dates will be April 3. 12, 26 and chcon arrangements for the group, May ' Dicrc will he two work davs with plans to join them then to on March 22 and 29 to replace the answer questions He also plans to waterline and fix fence introduce those on the lour to the Dues for Wranglers are 32(1 for a ol representatives Dicrc will family and $10 for single member house ship Dues may he sent to W.ivnc he tune to visit both Senate and Fvans or paid on April 3 before the House, or committee hearings in games begin Everyone is invited to session Following the visit to the State join W ranglcrs Riding Club and join Capitol, a stop will he nude at the the fun by Claudia Hughes Cham ber Manager "What if I've heard a lot of what if» lately, some of them negative W e have a choice, and per vonally I prefer positive "what if s" av they arc more productive and creative For inMance, rather than dwelling on ycvtcrday'v problems, focus on today's possibilities What if the St Patrick's Hotel was completed and filled with new residents by Christmas 1987’’ What it Willow Creek Park was a reality by this summer or next'’ What if everybody in town join cd Chamber’’ W hat if we fumed off our tclcvi sion sets and talked to our families’’ Whal if wc organized a commit tee to landscape the entrance to Heppner ’ W'hat if fen new cottage in dustrics developed ’ Whal if only good news was reported ’ What if we had to turn down volunteers for committees in organizations’ What if wc smiled at everyone wc met'’ W hat if the school budget never failed’ Whal if CRP enabled ranchers to spend more in town’ -What if St Patrick's celebration brought more visitors to Heppner than ever before ’ What it* wc all wore green on St Patrick's Day just for fun’ What if wc never used something in the past to argue that "it" wouldn't work in the future'’ What if overtime we heard a negative "what i f , we turned it in to a positive "what if" ’ J um about anything would he possible It might even be contagious Somexwe said, "If wc keep on do ing whal we've always done, we'll keep on getting what we always got." ! 384-2292 Condon,Ore. Ladak Alfalfa a tour, train rule, and shopping at the WinMon Wildlife Safane. and an op tional elephant ride Those who wish to make rcserva lions may call Delpha Jones. V89 818V or Ruth M cCabe. 422-7194 son Focus on the Family film series will he presented Sunday. March 8 at the Heppner Episcopal Church at 4 30 p m Dr Dobson's films help us better understand ourselves and our families by combining sound Biblical wisdom with helpful psychological insights, said a spokesperson tor the church His Historical Society plans wildlife safari Coffee hour to honor Izzetts Rev. Izzett slates final Heppner sermon Livestock meeting planned Wranglers elect Coe to second term SEE ALASKA! Bus, Boat, Plane, & Train Tour W m I m ii /R m m r i The Morrow County Historical Society has planned a spring tour to the W inston Wildlife Safari The tour bus will leave Heppner at 6 a m Friday. May I and return Sunday evening. May 3 The tour will include two nights in Roseburg. will work extensively with the horses and time perm itting. may demonMratc some riding techniques ilso For more information and to pre register, call l.ynna Mcakins, (303) 922 2672. or write Rt 2. Box 162. Irngon. OR 97844 General ad mis sion is S3, those who wish to have their horses worked with will he charged SI3 which includes two handlers Chamber Chatter fa n a l Alfalfa Neighborhood Council The Neighborhood Council is now being run by all volunteer help due to a funding shortage All donations are a help Anyone wishing to donate either for special purposes or for emergency food will he very wclcimie The Neighborhood Coun cil'v new number is 676-3024 A Tellington Jones Equine Awareness Movements clinic * ill be held all das March 2 1 in HermiMon Sponsored by the Riser Riders 4 H Club, the clinic will begin at 9 a m at the Fred Masterson Indoor Arena seven miles northeaM of HermiMon at the intersection of highwass 730 and 207 Space lor horses is limited and will be on a first come first serve pre registration basis Patricia Deskins H o rs e clinic o ffe re d M a r c h 21 Tun Coe was re elected president of the W ranglers Riding Club in a recent election of officers 1 Xhcr of fleers elected were f irst Vice l*rcsi dent Jim Boor. Second Vice Presi P.O. Box 1175 There will be a rummage sale and bake sale at the Neighborhood Center Saturday. March 7 from V am to 4 p m Proceeds from the one das only sale will he used for Neighborhood Council needs Also on Saturday March 7 a Bowl- a fhon at the Heppner Howl starting at I p m will benefit the Livestock Agent Bill Broderick "You must remember that with the different genetic pool available we can't recommend how to teed a steer without knowing the type of steer and what the genetics are in your steer " Those who have any questions about their Mcers may call Hnxlcrick at the Extension Office. b7b 9642 Assoc Morrow Umatilla Counties, Unit 9, will meet at I I a m March 7 in HermiMon at the First Christian Church There will be a business meeting followed by a luncheon WD*lngersol-Rand*Center*NABVNic holson JOn club discussed an upcoming membership drive. State Recogni non Day. electa in of officers for the local club, and ideas for contests at the club's spring meetings Retired educators state meeting The Oregon Retired Educators Heppner Auto Parts Xo Heppner's TOPS Club will veil corn dogs during the Saturday. March 14 St Patrick's Day celebra tion Watch tor their b.«ah on Main Street At a February 24 meeting, the 4 H steers to he exhibited at the Morrow County fair will be weigh cd March 14 from M am until 10 a m at the fair grounds and heginn mg at V a m at Northwest Livestock Sales yard in HermiMon “ This is about a month earlier than before so you must evaluate your steer and decide a good feed program for your steer." said film series continues Sunday 1 Family The sixth of the Dr James Dob presentation this Sunday is "What > 10 % -3 0 % O F F s junior bowlers tournament in Albans Tickets are also available al Charlie'» Pi/ra and the Heppner Bow' for $4 lukcts vcill also be aval le at the door for S3 The con cert will begin at ft 43 p m March 17 at the Heppner junior high schiasl ^Neighborhood Council benefits planned ■ i *AT D *C enter* N A PA* N ii holson*ATD c A family entertainment concert will be presenlcd March P al the Heppner )unior high school gym by a top 40 dance rock band. Defiant The Portland based band has per formed in Pendleton, 1-aGrande, HermiMon. and Boardman Heppner junior howlers are selling tickets to raise funds for their trip to the Mate TOPS Club plans St. Pat’s Day sale Morrow County Sheep Producers have the opportunity to panicipalc in ihcTri County Wool Pool Those in School Lunch lerested. may contact the F»tension Menus office for a regisiraiion form Heppner High School Registrations must be returned by Monday. March V fish nuggets, March 14 green beans, coleslaw, maple bars The wool pool could he a good and milk solution for some smaller producers Tuesday . March 10-chili. com that have trouble marketing their bread, salad, fruit and milk, or salad wool, says Livestock Agent Bill Broderick There are some impor bar and milk Wednesday. March I I hamburger tant things to keep in mind when get steaks, potatoes and gravy, roll*, ting wool ready Number one is muted fruit and milk, or valad bar dean wool that is in good condition and milk Number two is not to allow any Thurvday, March 17 macaroni plastic twine or wire around the and chceve, rolls, choice of wool Registration forms have vegetable, half apple and milk, or specific rules to follow for the salad bar and milk benefit of individual producers and Friday, March 13-cooks choice of everyone else in the wool pool nt c C o m m u n it y C a le n d a r Crested Fairway Russian WHdrya/Yinal Orchard Grass. Paiute Orchard Grass/Potomac Orchard Grass/Latar Sainfoin/Romont Clover Red Clover T»tto«r Blonom Smtt Tall Wheat Grass Alcar And morn ayne Îfcnalîan, Sales Representative [503:384-6923. Condon,0R,37823 Bill P U, Pendleton, OB ; 533 : 2 T 6 BT owb iT'î'TTT'i'T'î'T'rT rrrrrT rT 'i i y i v i v iv T rrrT T riT iT T iT r T iT rz rz ( sored by Oregon Cattlem en's Association in cooperation with Oregon State University Extension Service Bill Broderick will present (he management program Walco will he hosting a dinner that will be served at 7 p m The even ing program will follow dinner This should be another good informative night If you plan to attend, please contact the Extension Office before March 10 Phone 676 9642 Tour planned to Oregon Legislature Historic Mission Mills which in cludes both museum and many ex elusive shops which sell Oregon made articles Another stop is plann ed for Clackamas town center for rest and snacks on the trip home Cost of the hus is $25, which should he included with reservations for the tour Checks should be made to Morrow Homemaker Advisory Committee, C O Box 397, Heppner "Both men and women are cn outraged to come along and spend a day at the legislature It the bus is not filled by March 10 . the lour will he canceled, since the cost is figured for a full hue SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^sSS^ smart shoppers W STOCK UP ON THESE FOOD VALUES! Cauliflower Fresh Brussel’s Sprouts Fresh Mushrooms 8 oz pkg New York Steak Boneless Round Steak Hill's Picnic Ham (Whole) Frozen Turkeys 12 to 14 ih Kraft Wlveetd Shell Dinner 12 oz pkg O pen Prices Good March 5 - 9 7 days a w eek. 7 a .m . to 6 39V •9 V »!•*,, 9 5 'is. 75 V •I*»™. p .m . Court Street Market III N Court H eppner 676-9643
