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Newspaper Page TextTWO - Heppnir Ga/rlte-l imes. I It ppm i. Oregon Wrdnodm. August 26.IW7 D a y C a r e flo a t t a k e s s w e e p s t a k e s Nearly 70 entries nude their w jy up Main street in Saturday s lair and rodeo parade Heppner Day Care Center entered a float that took sweepstakes honors in the comm ercial float d ivision Other w inning parade entries were l iwnmrrt MJ In 4 piste P»*n «»* Mnffiw v « y iin d M » f f i i » l »♦uni> Hontiiufl ( fh o j * «4 C i<nfi«mr ffcwM r * f * l N « T f A f i M f t k n ( lu h u « J S iif if lim M Vt»«4flu<s AmOvrpon Vmr I mvcrMi) 96« r«»» 1 'iiw n fv I « f f i h t * « H o tv r p i ^ H v n k J I i t#l> I i» " U j * ' s<-v»**l M « e tk I » 41 »» I j W i N P a p t n r ju I < » in jf h i« M c p p n rt th ifi) J td y b l n u n It ( m l H itk r \fjn M akr Me p p m H o M h 4 h iU r i« V e n rv * h t f k h M i« if lk ( l f l( d V h ilk f M •«**•» ( II 4«l l o f V fh«r»| Stale o f I J « k r n f N t | h « Harwfs V<c*th M « * f * '» f HjtfwJ 4 M J r v ft v r t o jl f o t t i E»«** I 4» litd I am t P r* # « * » B illy E (ie n iry o f Heppner has received a Power Pioneer Award " from Bonneville Power Admimstra lion lo r h i\ achievements in the development o f electrical power in the Northwest (ientry began his career w ith C o l umbia Bavin Electric during its con struction phase in l¥4X and par tKipaled in the hookup o f its first customer He is still employed there after V* years BPA Adm inistrator James i Jura presented pioneers o f the power movement *n the Northwest with ap^ preciation awards commemorating M et f y i< « l i t v h n w e r « I r » H w A r á ftl (I t tt t tl'iW H ii fiN Mollt K iri"« i» itti Pail» Aihlrnoti f o t t i IVh Aoifefur 4k ) i l f v A i f f *W*» Itivi f c f - la n à N fJ f o t t M o r v Maikiits th irj Pat P fifk iw « < MJ e 4** 4ik) t f t t l t if e o f H l P a t f»r«i ììs tir 1 W P a lle t v o n th ir d H i l f S «**<*’ Ml A « Ptmllrv «i A a f i i o » 4 kl N i f f f s f it a | j l * i 4 k k I n o h k k I t .h a it fv f o H i J Km Ita r d n ff third Hilda Y w ift t Amicus Sfai him tv and I «tutpnwM f u i t í i u ' P rfffM ft Monuffvrm f i < t t l Smith % PW m N nf Ifd fo n laureto and 4 >«f 1 i • «» h i t f h k l fit a Prndkton H-kintl I r îh e iK illfs h t t U tllr« D iy » ih»*d ( rtwfdla S4|ff K ü k fi luuflh A f lif ift i* t ^ u r r m m l ( i« ft% *» lf » ig . * i ttfd H > i) t W v () R.»Ntt n tift vre«4vJ K * n l k t <** K ‘ w » l I p I k n ( h t h lf f m I h v i m « nuvhm t !•'*» 1*4) I f r m h Sfc.«tt4t> M w trr K i t k ' i ' H -s»fJ f . i u J j* ( fk n lr v P itttw i i a H k I o f u n M a p fn ( « f x i t t l I n u d ila 4 m nh fa « (m r t tfcurdof Ih tn h ifs In a H app ( an\i«r s m t t l K f t t n i and ptue tv»«ir> »41 Nr hrtd af h r Hcpf» nrr * ia /rtk Tmark the tr a *4 ihr » e r 4 Pi»/< » in projects (W fa k D u iin u n l o jn c Hughes bring owners $s Grandfather’s Clock Special Price Moon Dial * 50000 (one owner) W i t h th r e e c h o ic e s o f c h im e s W e s tm in s te r-S t. M ic h a e lV V Y h ittin g to n v I I Peterson's ( tij Heppner -------- < - Jewelers VISA BPA Administrator James J Jura presents Billy E Gentry th the “ Public Pioneer Award The award was presented on the occasion of BPA's 50th anniversary and commemorates Gentry's extraordinary contributions to the development of power in the Northwest School lunches available for reduced prices Sales totaled SfO.214 IN at Saiur day 's 4 H H A livestock sale at the M orrow County l air and Kodco Market hogs sold for prices rang mg from 41 40 - )2 KO per pound Grand Champion H A hog brought its owner Jim Brosnan S2 lb Grand Champion 4 H hog hnrught its owner Dawn Ammons S2 35 lb Market steers sold for prices rang mg Innn 70* in 51 40 per pound Jim Clark 's FFA Cirand ChampHNt Steer brought SI 40 per pound Theresa l.m dsay's 411 Grand Champion Steer brought SI I5 d b Market lambs snld lor prices rang ing from SI 55 to S5 50 per pound Nancy bailey's Grand Champion FFA lamb brought S2 50 Ryan Evans' Grand Champion 4 H lamb brought S ' 50. Cherry Finish . 76 in. Hi^h H o n o re d their extraordinary contributions and the "m any years o f comm itm cn' to furthering the electrification o f the region " The individuals were nominated by their utilities and d ir m service customers o f BPA The Power Pioneer Awards were presented in a recent ceremony at “ Roll On. C olum bia.'"a celebration o f the 50th anniversaries o f Bon ncvillc Power Adm inistration and the U S Arm y Corps o f Engineers' Bonneville L in k & Dam In IM37. President Franklin D Roosevelt dedicated the newly completed Bon neville Lock & Dam. the first dam in the Federal* Columbia River Power System Bonneville Power A d m in is tra tio n wav form ed to distribute the electricity generated by the dam. with public utilities and d ire c t se rvice in d u s trie s as preference customers 4-H /F F A P rn d h r« « « R m m d ( p n c fv m a y pH 4 u p lh r> f n W a n s a m i t h r \ 4 * f r o m *« 4 l* f* i k s * k i p io n e e r t 3 M»rly 7.150 ¥.620 12.(NO Monthly 5¥6 802 1006 2X0 328 *75 423 4W) ♦ 2.4WI ♦ 206 Kcdui i-d Prici- ♦ 48 nearly 10.175 13.6*81 17.205 20720 24 2 " 27.750 M 2bS U "’HU lm «»me FJigihillty Guidelines Free Fami'y Sire 1 1.214 1.420 I j 625 I.K3I 2.on 14.5X0 170 Ut hf.500 2I.‘7W) 24 440 M orrow County School D istrict has announced its policy (or Ircc ami reduced price meals for children unable to pay the lu ll price o f meals served under the National School Lunch Program Each school and the D istrict O ffice has a copy of the p o lic y . which may he reviewed hy any interested parly Hie follow ing household si/o and income criteria w ill he used for determining e lig ib ility Weekly MX m 233 Monthly Weekly I'W. K4X 1 141 2f*4 1.434 *»l 1.727 2020 167 2MM XU 2 tv tb »at2 2 x‘x> ♦ 3.515 ♦ 2¥3 676 9300 ♦ 68 pescas DRUM .C .G .G . F • ' f ... . r .v « ‘ : r S u p erLu b e 518 15W40 t,A , A i T h e re s u lt o f a d v a n c e d m o to r o il a d d itiv e d e v e lo p m e n ts S u p e rL u b e 518 is id e a l fo r d ie s e l a n d g a s o lin e p o w e re d v e h ic le s E x c e e d s w a rra n ty re q u irm e n ts o l a ll m a jo r d ie sel a nd g a s o lin e e n g in e m a n u fa c tu re rs ' ■< - : 1 30 gal.... L Ï p j • \ rv , • i ., l" 55 gal.... * ----------- 1 •> .lg SuperLube 518 30W 9 5 30 9 5 95 55 ^ 1 59 t M ■« i ■ p ■ Á ^ 1 - Jr. <ji ó > : > \f g a l.... g a l....5 UNIVERSAL FLUID - / P'V * Ä ■ 3 ^ % J/ ' - , CENEX ML365 GREASE 35 lb. Pail 2995 ; ■ f$M : v5 $ /•: -, i ' ■ / > ; *« r . V ‘w 7 .' tifili & W £ r » STOP P O T E N T IA L — j . ------ - f ! ' E N G IN E $495 f -A : g a l.... [ U U ” :: T|-y- g a l.... 1 L 1 «• « A n t if r e e z e / • - ■ 2 $ " 5 gal. min. Case $ 1 9 " A (.is» m e x p e n s iv “ te st to h e lp y o u Spot poler>t al e n g in e p r o t!o m s e .irly L u b n T e s t lets y o u C' * 3 0 w n o n re p a ir b ills o p e ra tin g e p e n im a n d e<*end e n g in e life j I Bulk ZZ V 5b J11 A 95 Prices Good Thru Sept. 12 >w C ounty C rain Phon« 919 822! * t ANTIFREEZE H - 7. P R 0 B I EMS 130 *0095 1 800-452 7396 LEXINGTON. OREGON 97139 INC B o i 367 LOOK WHAT COAST TO COAST HAS TOR BACK TO SCHOOL! Tiller Taper Typir.p Taper Erasers Per.s Pencils 3 SutyKt IcreCacks Tclders Par*'’ Typewriters Backpacks lunch Boxes TRtrr.:st: WE'RE COAST TO COAST-TOR ALL YOUR SCHOOL HEEDS! WE CAR HELP YOU II.-I'PIKI_______(>7h ')*>M * k L. A p re m iu m - q u a lity m u lti- lu n c tio n a l flu id fo rm u la te d s p e c ific a lly (o r tr a c to r s u s in g a c e n tra liz e d flu id s y s te m to s e rv ic e th e tr a n s m is s io n , d iffe r e n tia l, w et b ra k e s , p o w e r s te e rin g a n d h y d r a u lic s y s te m C hildren from households whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible lor tree or reduc ed priced meals Application lornis are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guardians lo apply lor tree or reduced price meals, households should till out the application and return it to the svhool Additional copies are available at the principal s o ltic e in each schiKil I he inlornta lion prov ided on the application w ill tv used lor the purpose o l determin tug elig ib ilitc and may be' verified at any tim e during the school year hv sch<*ol or other program officials For school o fficials to determine eligibility households receiving lood stamps or M IX ' must list the child's name their lood stamp or M IX case number and Ihe signature and name ol an adult household member Households not receiving lood stamps or Al IK ' must list namesot all household members, social security numbers ot a ll adult household members or a statement that the household member does not possess one. total household income and the amount and source ol the in come received by each household member and the signature ol an adult household member ce rtifying that the inform ation provided is correct Applications may be submitted at any tune during the year l ndcr the provisions of the tree and reduced price js iln c designated principals w ill review applications and determine e lig ib ility Parents or guardians dissatisfied w iih the m l mg ot the principal may wish to discuss the decision w ith the lin n cip.il on an inform al basis Parents wishing to make a form al apjval may make a request either orally or in writing to I >ovle Met aslin Su|'l H oi <bX I exinglon. <)K *)7xH) lor a hearing on ihe decision. Households that list a lood stamp or \ l IX number must report when the household no longer receives these benefits < Hher house-holds up proved lo r benefits are required to ic'jiori increases in household income ol ovei AM* |v r month or Srxxt per vc.ir and decreases in household si/e Also, il a household mcmhci becomes unemployed or it the h ou seh old s i/e increases the household should contact the school Sue h changes nuv make the children o l the household eligible lor benefits it the household's income lulls at or below the levels shown above In certain loster children are also eligible lo r school meal hcnclils It a household wishes to apply lor benefits tor foster children livin g with them, the house-hold should c o n ta ct the school lo r m ore information Ihe inform ation provided hy the household is confidential and wiM he used only lo r purposes o l determin mg e lig ib ility and ve rifying data In the operation ot child leeding programs administered by the I A Dept ot Agriculture, no child w ill he- discriminated against because o l race, color, sci national origin, age or handicap v l e v 4 - - —k ( • « la ttu fu lv h - (itn c n tm c n t A V > «y ViitMinàkr P o w e r