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"\ IYHAR INSURANCÊ * * * * * ^ a Medicar« Supplement7 \ We Sell: \ * Blu* Cross * United American * Pioneer Ute * First Far West * Colonial Penn We alto carry Nursing Care faltcies jfhar lnsurance*676 5818 * * * * * m u * u We Print BUSINESS FORMS rexealed the aphid max very active and repnulux ing M o te importantly. wing podx mere dixcovcred on some of the m »natures Dux ix rc n u rk jN c activity for .iphulx in January W ind podx ihix carl> mean we mere wrong about when me tell ibix aphid mould nugraic li lookx like il mill begin lo migrate mith Ihc xpnng greenupx. perhapx in March, inxtcad o f M ay or June Produccrx xhould become familiar m iih scouting techniques and iden titleation tealurex of this nem aphid There mill he a lour and discussion at the Tom koxmox farm east o f Hermixton on Friday. February 5 The discussion mill begin at 11 a m at the Koxmox shop located next to H ighm jy t u t cast o f Cold Springs Junction on top of the hill After the junction, it is on the straight stretch o f road after the switch hacks coming up from the river I f anyone has questions about how to get there, call the E»tension offices at Meppncr (67b *#i42). H e r mixton (V>7 8 3 2 l) or Pendleton (276 ’ ii i exl 233) The Russian wheal aphid, first tound in Umatilla anil Morrow coun ties last fall, has caused extensive G -T Printing 147 \ \ i l l i m - l l c p p n e r 676-9228 We Print ENVELOPES G -T Printing 147 W illow-Heppner 0 7 0 -9 2 2 « Fabrics Ftc. Classes c»t> «Un io 00 OfKMrt Class MV m >< i v r* km t 00 '•droti* S*'g*t » D *»nooslf*l.o«' VBK: rom •*• \ Wm » m 3 00 D#montirai «on FMfcf M, c « fiTbrti» rtr. u n -in i:. f t * CUSTOM /WINDOW COVERINGS Drapes-Curtains-Bedspreads Levolors-Wood Blmds-Vertical Blinds ^//Decorator Rods & Hardwarey\\Vy FABRIC & BLIND SAM PLES B R O U G H T TO YOUR H O M E OR B U S IN E S S AT YOUR C O N V E N IE N C E FREE DECO RATING SERVICE Will Be In Heppner 4& Thurs., Feb. llth ,$rj| Call For Appointment ’% > • Macomber Painting Decorating Inc. 276-5386 615 NW 10th FALL SPKCIAL S 5 5 » » » » t» » IL » L L U j L IN C O L N S Q U A R E .A P A R T M E N T S ‘C om e See O ur New Look’ Super large 2 and 3 bedrm units Some with master bedrm ami master hath Carpets, drapes, all appliances, air corn) . convenient laundry facilities $ 2 1 0 -8 2 5 5 $ 2 0 0 -8 2 7 5 $t*(*ond >lontli (2 Bedroom) I rpp (3 Bedroom) Hent WITH FIRST MONTH AND DEPOSIT (C all Us At 1 8 1 - 8 1 5 8 Boardman) S e n i o r < i i i * m s - $ 2 2 5 - 2 0 0 (NO D EPO SIT) VALENTINE'S DAT OPEN HOUSE 15% Off all gift items Kate’s Pi/za & Pastry Friday, Feb. 5th-10 a m till 2 p.m Mary Kay Bellamy & Bobbette Howell consultants MART NAT COSMETICS H ep p n er G a z e tte -Mmes. H e p p n er. O regon \\r d n e v d u v . February 3 , |VK8 damage in the Great Plains during the last two years Recent surveys have located it as far east as A rl ington. and it looks like it may become widespread in wheat fields this year Oregon State University has a c ir cular (F C I2 h 2 . Russian Wheat Aphid) available tree at Extension February B-12 Sam Boardman Elementary Monday ch icken m iih es. tartar sauce, pickle spears, pork and beans, fruit and milk Tuesday spaghetti. French bread, green salad, fruit, cookies and milk Wednesday-egg salad or peanut butter and honey sandwiches, chicken noodle soup, cheese sinks, fruit cobbler and nulk Thursday weiner wraps, com. ifv pies, cake and milk Friday hamburgers, baked beans, chips, oranges, ktc cream bars and m ilk. RHS M onday-sloppy Joe's, cheese slices, later tots, chocolate cookies, jello and pears and m ilk or potato bar Tuesday taco salad, rolls, butter, chocolate pudding, fruit milk and potato bar Wednesday grilled cheese, tomato soup, vegetable sticks, apple sauce, ginger bread, m ilk or salad har T h u rs d a y -h u rrito s , nachos. spinach, fruit, crazy cake, milk and sandwich bar Friday fish nuggets, tartar sauce, scalloped potatoes, green beans, strawberry sundaes and milk lone Schools Monday hot dogs. French fries, green beans, cheese sticks, carrot sticks, dessert and nnlk Tuesday-chicken fried steak, gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli normandy, vegetable slicks, fruit and m ilk Wednesday ham and scalloped p otato es, hot ro lls , seasoned vegetables, vegetable sticks, fruit and milk Thursday hot turkey sandwiches, vegetable sticks, buttered co m , cranberry sauce, fruit and milk Friday-potato soup, ham and cheese or peanut butter and honey sandwiches, pickles and crackers, dessert and m ilk. A C H oughton M onday-chickcnw ichcx, green beans, cookies, fruit and milk Tuesday taco salad, beets, fruit and milk Wednesday beef ami noodles, hot rolls, spinach or peas, cherry crisp and milk Thursday baked potatoes, ham, co m . fruit and nulk Friday-vegctahle beef v>up, tuna and peanut butter sandwiches, vegetable sticks, fruit and milk & Valentine Message in published in the paper on February 10 Write your m essage below and mail to; Heppner Gazette-Tim es. PO Box 337, Heppnner. 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I * '•> • » I * • •.•I -m # . - 1 v~vl k , ' , ' •» *» Photo by Joyc* HwMy (L to R) Mary Lou Richardson, advisor for Columbia Junior High FHA, distributes pakcets to FHA members Liz Crites. 12; Dala Cox 13; Columbia Junior High Chaptre President Sandra Barnett, 13; and Jerry Barnett, 12, before heading out on their door to door campaign to raise funds for March of Dimes Mothers March By Joyce Hensley Irrigon and Boardman Future Homemakers o f Am erica (F H A ) members collected funds to help in sure that more little babies w ill be bom healthy in the future Going door to door, seventeen Columbia Junior Highers, under the guidance o f F H A advisor, home economics teacher, M a ry Lou Richardson, asked for donations to help with (he fight against birth defects in the month long March o f Dunes M other's March The young people both organized and carried out the collection tor the Pendleton Chapter o f the March o f Dimes in Irrigon. after a quick p i/ /a feed at the school Since the world wide organization o f F H A is family and community orientated, it seem cd appropriate for (he youth to assist in the 1488 drive, according to Richard win Richardson feels encouraging the junior highers to volunteer for com munity service promotes citizenship Even though funds the students collected go into the national chapters, monies have returned to the local area for use in the birth defect fight According to Linda t'arrahcr. Community Relations Director for Good Shepherd Hospital in Her nuston. the hospital was awarded a SI .000 grant from March ot Dimes for which floor exercise mats for a prenatal exercise class and reference library text hooks were purchased and tuition for specialized training for the nursing staff in the obstetrics dejsartment was paid for prcsidciu Hiucc Nicholes. Axxoicatc Director Rob Brown. Individual Director, Pat Flug. Business D irec tors, Ray M ichael, Bob M ille r, secretary. Linda M uir ami chairman. Art Keglcr •4 •‘ L ■'i ' k 'V • ^ * • • . j J J ' .. v . 1 : \ », - , T h e M a rc h o f D im e s also d is trib u te s num erous p rin te d materials which the hospii.il uses to inform patients on such topics as prenatal care and the effects o f tobacco, alcohol, and drugs on preg nani women Richardson stressed that only cighl jien cut of tunds collected in the March o f Dimes goes toward ad ministration cost t he balance goes for research, hospital equipment and other areas where there is a need, with the emphasis on finding u cure for the wide variety o f birth delects Mothers driving for the day were Judy Brown, C'arleen Trucax, Peggy Barnes and advisor, Richardson I * A Morrow County Abstract & Title Co., Inc. COMPLETE TITLE & ESC ROW SERVICE Locally Owned A -» - f The branch office, in Boardman, is not manned daily, however, if you call the Boardman number, the call will automatically be transferred to the Heppner office An appointment can then be arranged for you in the Board- man area 269 N. Main St. Heppner, OR 97836 coin Day dinner in M orrow County February 13. according to Fd Glenn, (he dinner's honorary chct State Senator (iene Tim m s. Kcprcxcn (allies Ray French and Chuck Nor ns and County Judge taiuis Carlson v J ■» - - 'll. - ^ -. - y e s 1 ■ - *•- j • • > 5 . î' i V " I Landmark Square Boardman. OR 97818 6 7 6 -9 9 1 2 4 8 1 -9 2 6 1 BARGAINS OF THE MONTH Lifesaver SMOKE 3 v i- lX i.Iv J .V J . ALARM 4 99 S @ I I v j. wV s T-' 1 S t v ... • V . ' »• — ■- I ■ V ; J •* SIWOOTH STRAIGHT SWEEP BROOM ¿. s w e e p WITH DUST PAN 7 — i W athafc)* * n t a w ia * (¡a t* i n j . M to c l* a n into corners Split lip tti» t.* i to trap lu it 29 OIM (IT) JOSE PRC HARDWARE SOARDMAS PRO BAR3WARE Ret tuts St 1 1 on IINDA ÎOMS Juti H NVN 1st j Manager/t Ipyratof___ Btianlmanj Mam Street lone, Oregon Ph 422 7211. Pnen 8 6 Mon Sat 202 First St N W Boardman, Oregon Ph 48V7351. Open. 9 6 Hon Sat • M _ I* * * • * ,, , «,, , I 1 . s ' • * EMPIRE Mouse F tutors , I • a - ; v w t • «• ■ ^ J «* 1 * V- l«m*ry fcrw m f) unoktOMm toi 9 volt txjt1*ry inchi<1*-l t m y im ta lla nor. N*w S y » ai lim it*'! w iw in fy U l lu t« ! 0 9 0 1 (1) j ' k -;-; * : , .-, : « y s200 Publication «I • 'y * * v The Please Enclose 4 9 will join Smith on the rostrum A special appearance hy Slazm o G u /m cycr. precinct No 2 commit teeman is planned The dinner sponsored hy the M or row County Republican Central Committee w ill be held at the Nomad Restaurant in Boardman with hors d'oeusrcs at ft p m and a prime nh dinner begins at 7 30 p m Glenn said, "th e highlight w ill be a repeat o f our fun(d) raising auction with Mime o f the most unusual and (he suredly unique items on the b lo c k ." The dinner w ill close with dancing to live western music A d v a n c e d tickets S I 5 . are a v a ila b le fro m Boh Jcpscn. 67b-98SO. committee chairman or Glenn at 481 3151 The Newspaper Have your special Valentine message 5 § 5 jr > o - . • 4 Jr. High FHA members collect for March of Dimes C o n g re s s m a n S m ith w ill speak at L in c o ln D a y D in n e r Congressman Bob Smith will head ip the panel o f speakers at the Lin- « * Call 676-9228 with news items Boardman Chamber elects new officers uoaqi The Boardman Chamber o f C'om- I mcrcc held a meeting on January 20 “ at Dodge C ity Inn Guest speaker was Fred Lundin Officers were elected President Jack Stregc. Vice *1 •* • New s School Lunch S e n d Y o u r S p e c ia l # B o ard m an • Irrig o n office» Menus THKFK O .V . J ..Jit*."* I
