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Oregon Hednr*d*>, January *. l«M F o r e s t s e r v ic e jo b s o p e n in g s o o n For the Tint lime, all new ap plicants for temporary summer jobs with the Forest Service wif.be hired through stale employment offices in Oregon and Washington nest year "T h is is a program designed to find new temporary employees through a network o f offices which are organized to match people with jobs,” said Neil Opsal. director o f personnel management for the agen cy'» Pacific Northwest Region Traditionally, the Forest Service has distributed applications and hired temporary employees through its own administrative offices Honor Roll eos T Eastern Oregon Slate College o f ficials have announced the names o f 224 students who made the Fall Quarter Honor Roll To qualify for the Honor Roll, students must have a grade point average o f 3 5 or higher on 12 grad ed credits that term O f the 224 students 89 have a 4 0 or a straight A average Local students are listed here Heppner Keith A Kcnison. Nancy L. M iller. Trina L. Palmer 4 0. and fro m L exingto n M a rio n D M cM illan [hiring last year's field season just iweT 1.000 temporary F o rm Service jobs in Oregon and Washington were filled with new employees Another 3.000 temporary jobs were filled with rehires About the same number (1.000) jobs are expected to be available for “ new hires" in the 1988 field season Competition for the jobs often is great. with as many seven pe«*ple applying for each position. "In fo rm a tio n on specific job openings w ill be available when the positions arc being filled Applicant should gti to local offices o f the Oregon Stale Employment Division and the Washington State Employ ment Security D ivisio n ." Opsal said "M o s t units w ill begin filling jobs about March I. and w ill con tinue to do so until about nud June " Persons interested in temporary, field going aid and technician po\i lions at grades GS-I through GS 7 must apply at their local state employment office The Forest Ser vice w ill continue to fill permanent positions through its own personnel offices. osu Bowling News 1 3 TI'* Center» 1 3 Country kiw 3 Petrrvnn» 1 1 3 Le» Vhvvab 3 1 ( mirai Mkl 3 1 Gardner'» 3 1 RAW Drive In 3 1 Wagon Wheel Spin* convenni Inni» Cantin 3-7 10 High game J aikie All»fc«t 20S High M-nri Jackie All»hitt Vt.l KrtTTte hup K»*lrr» Wut laut 3* w The Hopeful» 1 3 The (iudrr Du»lrr« 1 3 M COG 1 3 The Hi Ho» 1 3 The Pym 3 1 The the*» 1 3 No Pin Hitler» W SW Ber» her'» Alley Cat» High game Millie Hanna 200 High »«Ties Millie Hanna ST7 High (ram game The Hi Ho» 637 High Irani «eoe» The Hi Ho'» 174» Spia» convenni Betty Blown VH K). Billie Doherty 1 *). 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Sincerely , * David Sykes , Publisher • Q ?1 € £ i 3 o ® t. â ® ? ç £ tb What is the phone number, address and business hours ? The Gazette-Times business hours are 8 a m • 5 p m Mon day through Friday We are located at 147 Willow Street in Hepp ner To contact any individual or department at the G-T call 676-9228 All mail should be addressed to: (name person or department). The Heppner Gazette-Times, P O Box 337, Hepp ner, OR 97836 How do / get the G-7 delivered to ms home? Start you subscription now and enjoy receiving your G-T through the mail each week Subscriptions are just $12 per year m Morrow. 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We want to hear about any mistakes we make If you find an error you feel needs a correction call the G-T and ask for the news editor We publish corrections the week after the error is discovered We keep back issues for sale up to one year Papers are not kept after that time however, we do keep files of all past issues for readers to look through Come to our office if you wish to look over our files of back issues The Gazette-Times accepts all letters to the editor, however, we will not print letters that are libelous or in bad taste Letters that thank groups or individuals are generally not run in the letters to the editor column, but will be run as a card of thanks on our classified page There is a charge for a card of thanks What is the difference between an ad and a news story? How do I fel a classified ad in the How do I gel a display ad in the Gaze tte-Times? Gazette-Times? 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How do I get a story into the ( raze tte -Times? x IQ 3 O H a ir A Nalls 6 7 6 -S «0 3 ___ l^ T C o u p o n ___________ ,7 : L*o- Make it o0 on all acrylic C herFs Little Princess Heppner Gazette-Times & GT Printing • Heppner Gazette-Times & GT Printinq • Heppner Gazette-Times & GT Prmtmq • Heppner Gazette I----------- Coupon nails at H ap p y 16 th b «* Heppner Auto Parts®);; % Sparvi Imcrs Ore 24 Won 4 No Seven 3 No One 3 No Five 2 No Su 2 No Two 1 No Fight 1 No lour 0 No Three High game vwxnen Wma IW High gaine, men Paul 20) High iene» vu men Billie V» High sene» men Paul 33' High learn game No Four 771 High team vene» No One .'in’ Water pumps Shocks Spark plug wires Battery cables Mufflers OEM type Hand tools Brakes & Disk pads Chassis parts Master cylinders 1 Umatilla plan Following this, a number of panels reflecting different perspectives on the forest plan w ill speak, including local government, tim ber industry, environmental organizations, plus others Com ment* from the general public w ill then he beard A listing o f issues that the state agencies have identified in tJ»e Umatilla plan w ill be available tor public review beginning Jan 8, I9K8 at the Pendleton office of the Oregon State IX-partmcnt o f Forestry. 1033 Airport Rd A ll New 676-9123 148 E Center Heppner Names o f students who have made the Scholastic Honor Roll Fall term have been announced hy Oregon State University. A total o f 552 students earned straight A (4 0) Another 1241 cam cd a B plus (3.5) or better to make the listing To he on the Honor Roll, students must carry at least 2 1 grad cd hours o f course work. laical students on (he Honor Roll include from lone 3.5 or better Christopher L. Rea. freshman, Pre-Fjigineering Dime a I Siren Persons interested in helping the State of Oregon develop its c»wr duelled response to the Umatilla Na itonal Forest's Draft Environmental Impact Statement and Propi*sed Finest Plan are invited to attend a public meeting scheduled for January 11. 1988 at 7: 30 p m in the City Hall Chamhers. 34 S E Donon St . Pendleton Norm Johnson. Governor Neil Goldschmidt's federal plans coor dinator, w ill conduci the meeting This meeting is part o f a process established by the Governor's Ex ecutive Order requiring state agen cies to coordinate their responses to the plans o f the 1.3 national forests in Oregon This meeting is not pari of the USDA Forest Service's Public review process The state agencies want to hear from Oregonians on the issues citizens helieve the state should address in its comments Stale agencies w ill briefly explain the issues thev have ulentified in the Lifetime Warranty sosc A total o f 426 full-time Southern Oregon Slate College students achieved grade point averages from 3 50 through 3.99, equivalent to let ter grades ranging frtim B ♦ to near ly straight A. qualifying them for in elusion on the Fall Quarter Dean's List Honor Roll Only undergraduate students tak mg 12 or more units o f graded col lege credit courses are eligible for honor roll consideration Students from Oregon include Heppner Carolyn Wendy Hughes. Heppner. daughter of Allen and Gail Hughes. Public meeting scheduled for input on forest plan A display, or boxed’ ad in the paper, may be placed by either calling the Gazette- Times at 676-9228, or dropping by our of fice Ask to talk to display advertising Display advertising is charged by the amount of space used, or number of col umns wide by number of inches deep V seujii-enezeQ jeudden > buuuud IQ ? sem ij euezep jaudden > bugu içj i p y saiuij-euereQ jouddajg « buguuj jjp ® g 3 co O B 3
