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Heppner t.a/ H Ir-T im es. Ileppiu-r. O regon W ednesday, Ju n e 21. I W ) - I f IK I F
Lexington By News
D«ipha Jones
C N W K V
EXTENSION
989-8189
Saturday evening in Heppner and
drove around the town viewing tliat
area on Sunday morning
Leila Messenger was taken to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital Friday
evening and transported to Com­
munity C»ood Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston where she had surgery
for a fractured hip
Wilbur Steagall is a patient in
St Mary s Hospital in Walla Walla
Members o f his family visited him
there this week
Betty Mathews is home again
after a visit to the east coast where
she visited relatives
Mike Burcham o f Pendleton
visited with his mother. Dorothy
Burcham one dav last week
• :-Jo hn Rcaney and son o f
Hillsboro. and Larry and Judy
Kcancy and two children of Portland
* e r t callers at the Cec il Jones home
on Saturday evening They also
visited Ruth McCabe o f lone They
all motored to Hardman on Sunday
»here they attended the potluck din­
ner and visited with pc«*pte there
The Rcaney s whose parents and
grandparents were former Irvington
residents were here taking video
shots in order to make a v ideo tape
o f Morrow County The Rcaney
family owned and lived on the place
now owned by I r e Wagcnblast
They stayed in lone on Sunday even
ing at the Bed and Breakfast and met
with some residents there to visit
nhout the lone ire* Thes enrnt
The Russian wheat aphid tRW A)
has been a very nasty pest on spring
crops this year, though not a very
had one on winter wheal Many
spring grains have been sprayed
twice and are infested again It is
simply not economic to spray for the
RWA that often in spring gtains
Another problem is that the msec
ticides arc not terribly effective on
leases that arc tightly rolled ansi arc
c h lo ro tic . T he plant is not
translocating very much material in
that leaf, and hcncc the aphids six not
get the necessary dose o f pesticide
And a heavier dose isn't the answer
because the plant won't translocate
a heavier dose any better than the
lighter one
I .ate in the season it is best to
spray with the least expensive
material available, since the systemic
action isn't nccslcd for persistance
nor is it very effective in the tightly
rolled leaf It isn't needed because
once the wheat is in the soft dough
stage o f growth, the aphid can no
longer affect yield If the wheat is
close to maturity . a persistant msec
ticidc isn't necessary
Lorshan (chlorpvrifos) niav be*
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
Our friends continue to bring items that help us to furnish our center
This past week Karen Holland added several paintings. Bernice Nash con
tributed a charming ceramic wall decoration for the center or the lobby
o f apartments, and Janice and Frit/ Cutsforth sent a TV for our rcc room
This week On Saturday afternoon at 2 p m we look forward to Iva
Booker s 90th birthday pans Her daughter. Marlene Peterson, is in charge
o f arrangements
Kelt week The last week of the month is our birthday dinner and gift
for those who have birthdays that month The menu baked chicken, whip^
ped potatoes, mixed vegetables, whole wheal muffins, fruit salad, cake
and ice cream
The 7th Dav Adventists' and Na/arcne church ladies will be assisting
with serving
Friday morning from 9 to 11 a m will he coffee hour in the sitting room
Dons Reddick is offering a class in making yarn pillows She plans to
bring samples, looms, yarn and all the makings on Wednesday at the lun
cheon Anvone interested should contact Doris or the center and leave a
message Dates for the class will be announced soon.
Several are interested in forming a quilting group Anyone having a quilt
she wants quilted, wants to make a quilt or just enjoys quilting is invited
to contact us at b 7 b 9010.
N O T IC E
He^innin^ the 12th of June
The Heppner Dental Clinic
will he OPEN on
Monday and Tuesday
{< lo s e il Ih u rs d c ix s )
I homus K Alexander, D.D.S.
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The Willow Creek Park
District wishes to thank
; the following persons and
groups for their donations
and help:
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hugh«*. Chamber Man*g«r
" I t you want in find my place, gel
out of town any way you can On the
next Y curve, turn to gravel on the
right going up hill till you come to
a dead end sign Turn right, there
will be two ruts. I suggest slowing
down .**
You’ve just read the mtioduction
to "Eastern Oregon Directions lor
V isitors” video, which Heppner
Chamber viewed this past Tuesday
There is no narrative. iust eastern
Oregon's own beautiful scenery with
background music. For a tew
minutes you experience complete
tranquility as you view wildlife,
lakes, painted hills, rolling hills,
mountains, wide-open space and
blue skies of all hues Sometimes we
forget to appreciate what is right in
our own backyard
Everyone in eastern ( Xcgon had an
opportunity to contribute slides for
this video Dianna Hoeft. Heppner
received credit tor her contributions
It wax first viewed on big screen at
the Governor's Tourism Conference
in March Many metropolitan area
v »ewers are eager to explore our half
of the state The video is available
tor loan through the Chamber office
You're invited to share it at meetings
and conferences \S e need to tell our
story and share our wealth
Goodbye and good luc k to Don
Boyce and his family Besides scrv
mg as Heppner Chamber Secrelarv.
IX>n has given many an invocation
at Chamber luncheons We told him
he is certainly welcome to keep
praying for us in Iroutdale
Don't forget to purchase your
tickets this week to the Wagon Train
steak barbecue and entertainment. 7
p in July 1, Morrow County
fairgrounds They will not be
available after June 27
Ihought for the week "T h ere is
more to life than increasing it's
speed
Dobyns Pest Control, Easy Way
Construction-Guy Patterson/Don
rber, Bert Corbin, Kick Curtis, Buz ?
_ynch, Charlene Papineau and the
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Blue M ountains
© H a r r is R e s e a r c h
No Slick s
Ki vi (I ue
hast Service
Removes
Most Stains
O F F R E G . P R IC E
Rapid D ryin g
T h ro u g h J u n e 30. I9H9
Ask I s A b o u t C o m m e rc ia l Rates!
F R F F E S T IM A T E S
(While in the area)
H erm iston
56 7-90 0 4
D o n 't Forget < h e m -D ry
I pholestry ( lean ing
1=1
Alexander resigns f rom commission
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T»vm Alexander has resigned I torn
his position on the Boardnun City
Planning Commission and the com
mission is Usiking tew someone to fill
this p o sitio n w hich ex p ires
available this fall in Oregon, but is
not yet registered on RWA here Its
fumigant action is reported to have
achieved excellent results in C ol­
orado. though there is no supportive
data in the PNW ycl on efficacy o f
pesticides on RW A
On a different note. Curtail is a
herbicide that has been available for
some time for use in wheat It con­
tains clo p y ra lid and 2 .4 D
Clopyralid is a selective broadleaf
herbicide that is particularly effec­
tive on hard to kill composite weeds
like Canada thistle, yet is safer,
ecologically. than picloram (Tor
don), since it does n»x persist in the
soil as long
Clopyralid is now available in
Oregon It is registered (trade name
Stinger) for use on pastures and
rangeland Curtail and Curtail M
(clopyralid ♦ MCPA) arc not yet
registered
on
pastures
and
rangeland, but may be this fall
Any mention of specific brand
names in this article docs not indicate
an endorsement o f that product, but
only an effort to be as clear as possi­
ble Readers with questions may call
the Txtcnsion office at 676 9M 2
WC Little League
Schedule
Ju n e 2 1 - Ml
W ednosd.iv, June 2 1 Braves v In
durns, Heppner. Cubs v Angels.
Arlington
(M i Condon v Heppner 2 ,
Condon
■ T) Heppner 2 v Arlington. Hepp­
ner fairgrounds
Thursday. June 22 (M) lone v
Heppner I. lone
<T) Heppner I v Condon I,
Heppner
Friday. June 2.1 Giants v Braves.
Heppner;
(M i Heppner 1 v Condon, Hepp­
ner fairgrounds
Sal ir 1 ; . June 24. all I Ball
Condon 2 v Heppner I . Condon 10
a m . Arlington v Heppner 2. Arl
ington, 10 a m , Condon I v lone,
Condon 12 noon
Monday
June 2b Angels v.
Braves, Condon; Cubs v. Giants.
Arlington.
( I ) Condon 2 v. Arlington,
Condon.
Tuesday. June 27 (T) lone v
Heppner 2. lone
Wednesday. June 28 Angels v
Indians, Condon,
l I i Heppner I v Arlington,
Heppner
Thursday. June 29 Braves v
Cubs. Heppner.
< 1 1 Heppner 2 v Heppner I,
Heppner fairgrounds. 5 30 p m.
Friday. June 10
Indians v.
Giants. lone,
I 1 1 Condon 2 v lone, Condon.
(T i A rlin g ton v
Condon I,
Arlington
Ml games siart al b p m unless
■tlicrwisc noted Majors listed first.
Mi Minor I vague, ( T) T ball
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Sunday M en 's P!av
Ju n e I I . I9 *9
low gross ken Singer Vs e
cond low gross Don I on rm
l ow net K.iiklv lo it. V) second
low net Howard Gilliam and I lv\n
Bell. 55
K I* Randy Lott
I ong drive Jim Blake
le a st putts M ccn Bell
liarlM-cut-. Jum- IX, 19X9
lo w gross Dorian fo tra r and
( arl Martin, 11. second low gros-
Boh A StBanne Jepson and I u. ,
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The Church o f God. an outreach
o f the Hermiston Faith Church o f
God. is starting to hold services at
the Heppner Citv Fire Hall, hecinn
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l-arry and Barbara /umwall are
ministering
Eversone is welcome to attend
Historical Society presents awards
By D e lp h a J o n e s
Millie Rauch j member of the
awards committee for the Morrow
County Historical Society. Ruth
M cCabe, secretary and Delpha
Jones president o f the MCHS met at
the lone school when the junior high
and grade school held their awards
day A fine bunch o f students were
present to receive many awards,
such as perfect attendance, toothull.
girls volley Kill, baseball, music and
many other line awards At this time
the ladies presented three winners
with awards tor writing essays con
ccming the Oregon I rail and its in
(nit to Morrow County I itvt place
went to Connie l eslíe, second place
to Heidi Orem and thud to Justin
Miller Honorary mention went to
Dav kl Wagcnblast It was a real fund
|ob choosing the winners as thev
were all exceptional essavs I he
MCHS hope to have something
again next year, that will help hi mg
our historical K k k ground to the at
tcntion o f the students
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Births
TifTuny Ann Sxhiller-a daughter.
Tiffany, was born June b. 1989 to
Tony and Vcrina Schtlllcr of Boise.
Id at St Luke's Hospital in Boise
The baby weighed 8 lbs 12 o/s
Grandparents arc Mr and Mrs
Bob Schiller, Echo; and Mr and
Mrs Raymond French. Heppner.
G reat grandparents are Kay
Wahncr. (K ean Park. W A . Robert
Sparks. Santa Paula. CA
The baby joins three brothers.
Ryan 14, Justin b. Jared 4 and one
sister Tina 9 . at home
Jessica Danielle Dcxiiie-Jenson-
a daughter Jessica was Kirn Juno 10,
19X9 to pain and Chuck Jenson o f
Pendleton at St Anthony Hospital in
Pendleton The baby weighed 7 lbs
I 1 o/s
Grandparents are Barbara and
Jim Bloodswonh. Heppner Vickie
and Jim IX’vine, Madras. Beits and
Pete Keating, and Evelyn and Robert
Jenson. Pendleton, and Oral Jenson.
Helena. M i
Great grandparents are Evelyn
W arren . H eppner, and Tula
Bloodsworth. Lexington
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welcome
Join the Wagoninustet and view at
the Morrow County I uirgrounds at
7 p in. Monday evening July i
Tickets for Kessler's steak harbocue
are 510 (adults) and S4 V) tor
children under 12 d thev want ham
burgers I ickcts must he purchased
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no later than June 27 They arc
available at Heppner Chamber
(B ev 's Bookkeeping). 1st Interstate
Bank. Coast to Coast, k.ihl In
suranee. Extension Service and
Murray's Drugs
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T h e M o rro w C o . M e d ic a l B o a rd
wishes to th a n k the K o a rd n ia n
V o lu n te e r A m b u la n c e D riv e rs , K M I \
an d First R esponders,
fo r th e ir d ed icated service to th e ir
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T6«*r* ix no xmgl« cat called a
panther The name ix commonly
applied to the leopard, puma, and
the |*guar
FORMS
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COMPUTER
P rinting
117 Willow Heppner
6:00 u.m. - 11:1X1 p.m.
CU m ( h irp c ti. "Hey, Gra/elda let
have a Bar B Q1 Roar on down to
5 l i l l « » r 'x > 1 in i > l n r l A
< h e x r o n . and pick up all the
films They have Bar B Q sauce, bri
quets. pickles, chips, beverages, and
just everything1"
( in i : , Ulu ¡tu s h n l our. "Great idea love and let s go wafer skiing
again this year"
C lem co m plained. 'OK Grez. but you know what a heck of a time
I have rowing that boat fast enough to keep you up on them darned
things!"
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afternoon The Pioneer School
House will be open lor visits in the
park, hosted by Heppner Sorop
timists Ciive them a warm Heppner
T h e A d v e n tu r e s o f
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wagon train
C ham ber o f C om m erce en
courages Heppner and surrounding
communities to he a part o f "C ircle
the W agons" July 1 Wagon Irani
enthusiasts are invited to join the
wagons and riders us they roll into
Heppner at 11 a m Riders and
wagons.-»*ho wish to participate
should be at W ilkinson's hay shed.
11 iniles'up Willow Creek, bv 7 :1 0
a m to line up behind the Round Up
Wagon train Morrow Countv la ir
& Rodeo Court and the State of
Eastern Oregon Calvary will par
ticipatc in the parade
Wagon Train members will camp
at the Morrow County Fairgrounds
July 1 They plan to visit the Mor
row County Museum during the
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Bailey.
second low net a (our
way lie l ari and < arol \orris t arl
and Peggy Eishhum. Riles and Hebe
Munkers. Roy and Juanita Martin
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K P Terry Smith men and
Neoiiu Hailes, women
December 1 I . I9‘X)
Persons interested in tilling this
position, should contact the (Tty
Manager or the Mavot at P i ) Box
229 Boardnun. OR 9-»XIH
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