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Coach T ern (¿entry was pleased
with the Fillies performance “ We
played our gam e." she stated. “ We
were offense a lot and attac ked every
c hance we had "
The Fillies serving was a hig key
to the viciory as they served 45 per­
cent on the evening, which coach
(¿entry said she thought was great
rhe victory moved the Fillies one
step closer to the district tournament,
which they are fighting very hard
for
By Scott Johnnston
The Heppner Fillies nude shon
work o f the visiting »¿untieId Tigers.
Tuesday. Oct. 17. as they heal the
Tigers in tw o games. 15-2. 15-10
The Fillies dominated in the first
game Jennifer M artin served lo r 10
straight points to lead Heppner to
victory The Fillies won the first
game easily. 15-2
The second game was closer as the
two teams battled rally after ra lly,
hut the outctHtie was the same, a F il­
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Heppner Ponies lose big
one to Umatilla
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Auto Parts installs new hose maker
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Appeal filed on timber sale
Mike Bunch, owner of Ffeppner Auto Parts, demonstrates
operation of new high pressure hydraulic hose making machine
he recently installed.
The new machine makes four-braid hoses which have a
capacity of 4,000 psi. twice that of conventional two-braid
hoses
Ffeppner Auto Parts will still make the two-braid hoses.
Bunch says, when lower pressure applications are needed
FFA goes to leadership camp
Die Heppner Future Farmers o f
America Chapter and advisor went
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Jenny Martin and Paul Ritter who at
tended the camp not only got to meet
the state officers and learn leadership
skills, hul also played games, had a
trivia contest and went to a dance
to the Eastern Oregon. Blue Moun
tain District leadership Camp on
Oct 15 and Ih in Cove »¿cott Coe.
Howard Bridenhack. Mike (iornian.
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O ctober 15 O regon N atural
Resources Council « » S K l'i. hased
in Eugene, filed a notice o f appeal
on the decision made by the l 'matilla
N ational Forest Supersisor on
September I. 1989 to offer four
umber sales, including ihe Indian
Side on the Heppner Ranger Ihstrict
Appellants request a slay o f all fur
(her action on the sales
M ajor issues cited by ONRC in
elude offering sales in roadless
areas, violation o f National F.n
vimrunental Policy Act requirements
concerning cumulative impacts, not
Directions for preparing poultry
otten advice consumers to wash ihe
raw bird first Is this gixxl advice’
Are there any risks ’
This practice is n»»i based on
research II probably began when
families killed and dressed ihcir own
poultry “ Recent experiments have
found that w ashing docs not
significantly reduce the number of
microorganisms on the skin, says
M argy W oodhurn. Department
Head for Foods and N utrition ai
Oregon Slate University
However, washing raw poultrs
d»»cs increase the chance of con
lam inating sinks, faucets, and
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Necklace . Earrings, Rings
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W e s te rn Boots By Tony Lama
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Justin 2 pair
H & H
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items to any adult dressed in complete
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Wrangler and Panhandle Slim
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Western Shirts
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eligible cropland from production
for 10 years In return. I'X D A con
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the producers and shares w iih them
the cost ol establishing an approved
vegetative cover.
"Payments w ill ho made as sixin
as possible alter receiving authoriza­
tio n .'' said Skip Matthews, C ED ,
M orrow County ASCS O ffice It
w ill take approximately two weeks
to process these payments
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Agricullure announced Oct 20 it
w ill issue nearly 51 5 billion in cash
payments to approximately 500.000
producers participating in the Con
servation Reserve Program (CRP)
Keith Bjcrkc. executive sice preo
deni o f the U S D A 's Commodity
Credit Corporation, said ihe annual
rental payments arc for contracts
pnxfuccrs signed to place cropland
in the CRP in I9XP IW 7 . 1988 and
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100% cotton made in USA
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halt tunc was 15 ft in favor o f
l ’n ud ila Heppner couldn't get their
otlcnsc going in the second half and
l n u d ila s offense really clicked
Ihe final score o f the game was
Um atilla 27. Heppner h
Heppner s final football game w ill
he held October 2h in Condon Star
ting time tor liiai game is 5 p m
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The Heppner Ponies played their
higgesi game o f the year on October
19 in Um atilla The Ponies had not
won an away game all year I n for
tunatcly that streak stayed alive
The Ponies scored first on a one
yard run to go up h-0 Umatilla did
the resi o f the scoring The score at
Gardner’s
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counter surfaces as well as the
preparer's own hands Since there is
no benefit for washing ready lo-cook
pmiltrs and there is the risk o f cross
contamination, n istheO S U recom
mendation to discontinue the prac
lice o f washing raw poultry
To reduce the potential for cross
contamination. W otxlburn suggests
pulling poultry packaging materials
directly into the garbage container,
cleaning any drips on work surfaces
immediately, use only paper towels
and plastic cutting hoards, and
thoroughly washing and then sanitiz­
ing. utensils and work surfaces after
preparation
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HEPPNER’ S
MOONLIGHT SALE
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Let’s talk turkey; don't wash poultry
Store-Wide
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fully complying with prosisn*ns o f
the Historic Preservation A ct. not
complying with regulations regar
ding threatened and endangered, and
sensitive species, and others
Total sale volume o f the four sales
is 22 I m illion hoard Icet O f the
total 6 I m illion hoard feet arc
scheduled for sale in fiscal
and Ihe remainder is scheduled for
sale in 1995-94
As Deciding O fficer, the Forest
Supervisor has 50 days to respond
to this appeal
Lad) W rainier Jeans
lots of colors
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Gardner’s
193 N M ain St
676 9218
M E N 'S
WEAR
Heppner