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nvo - H ppn r Gazett Tim , H ppner, Oreaon Wednesda , F bruary 12, 1992 Rhea Creek study group meets BOWLING CR The Feb. meeting of the Rhea L 3 3 fordan El~ tor B By Delpha Jones 1r 6 Tlum<l' Rnlnx &"" le" ,1 GG 6 7 7 10 2 ft 199. Gutter Ou,tei; H1 Ho\ "\1CGG 'lo Pm Hitte1> The Dreg The P\!t Hopeful Has Beens W 13 13 L 3 3 7 6 5 9 10 ll II 11 Cats High sene, 5 I 15 Linda chultz 510, Karie McRobert 2'.l, Ins Campbell 526. High game; 1,ina Padberg 200. Dime Dozen January 26 If , If If 4 # l If If 7 II~ # 6 W 13½ 12 1 12 12 10 10 9 9 4 L 6½ 7½ 8 10 10 II II 17 High game Millie Hanna 190, Elmer Healh .ind Harry Hartley 198. High series Millie Hanna 487, Harry Hartley 542 High team game # 2, 764. High team series: If 5, 2,147. Splits con,crted: Katie McRoberts 3-10, -P-9. BOWLING T hursday ighl Ladies January 30, 1?92 W Jordan Elevator 13 ll B & C Repair Bedmck Bowler.. 9 Penland Hou,e 7 6 MCGG L 3 5 7 9 10 Tazmo\ 6 10 I & J Ceramic~ 4 12 High game. \fane Rudisill 200. High series: Marie Rudisill 519 phis con•erted Marie Rudi ill 4-7, Gayle Guuerrez 3-Kl. Ellen Fox 6-7, Katie McRoberts 4 -5. Janet Beamer 5-6. Millie Hanna 3-10. Koffee Kup Keglers W 15 L H,Ho~ 5 Guner Dusters 14 6 MCGU 14 6 -..o Pin Hitter; 10 10 The Pyus 9 ll Hopeful Has Beens 8 12 The Dregs 8 12 lley Cats 2 18 High scne : Lmda Schultz 505, lri Camp- bell 530 High game . Im Campbell 184. plits convened: Rulh Bergstrom 3-IO, Linda ,hullz 2-7 and 5-10. Dozen Dime February 2 If 5 If 4 /I 3 /I 2 w tudy group met at the mative intere ting le son on " Fitne of Refrigerated Foods" wa given by Mary Wright and the ho tes . They advi e to always refrigerate raw egg and dairy products to maintain high quality a well a safety and to maintain quality fre h fruit and vegetable , mustard pickles, salad dre ing , whole grain , coffee and other . They said not to store moked fish longer than two week and to keep refrigerator temperature at 33-40 degrees F. ( 1-4 degrees C). They also of- fered some pointers to prevent food poisoning: wash hands with soap and water before handling food and be ure utensils are clean; cook poultry , seafood and eggs thoroughly ; don't leave Laughter is the best medicine You may already know that humor i good for your health. Laughter increase circulation by increasing ollygen intake. But did you know that laughter can cause the release of natural painkillers? Recent research has discovered laughter, combined with medical care, and medication, has a therapeutic effect on disease. The role of laughter in maintaining wellness, the effect of laughter on your heart as well as circulatory and respiratory systems will be discussed at the Extension The Rock Creek Conservation Corporation will meet Wednes- day , February 19at7:30p.m. at Bob Van Schoiack's residence. Agenda items will include 1991 cost-share assistance and a presentation from Tim Keith , Oregon State Service Forester, on the SIP program for private forest landowners . For more informa- tion contact Dave Pranger 676-5452. Lex Grange slates wildlife program By Delpha Jones A presentation on illegal com- mercialization and sale of wildlife and high seas drift nets will be the program for Lexington Grange Monday, Feb. 17. The program will be given by Nor- man Zeller. A 6:30 p.m . potluck dinner is planned with the pro- gram at 7:30 followed by the regular meeting. The program i open to the public. Beginning golf classes slated Blue Mountain Community College will offer two beginning golf classes this spring at Willow Creek Country Club. The first class will be held on Friday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon and will run four weeks . The class dates will be March 6 , 13, 20 and April 3. The second class will be held on Monday evenings from 5 to SEP• IRA's IRA's Now Qualified Annuities : Homemaker Study Group Leader Training on Wednesday, Feb. 26. The training will be offered at 10 a .m. at the Umatilla County Extension office, 721 S.E. Third Street, Pendleton, and at 7 p.m. at the Stokes Landing Center, 195 W . Opal Place, Irrigon. There is no charge for the lesson and the program is open to all interested citizens. Participants are asked to bring an example of a cartoon or joke to share. For more informa- tion, contact Carol Bennett, Mor- row County Extension agent, 676-9642. Rock Creek Conservation to meet L 16 16 8 13½ 10'12 13 II II 13 14 10 10 14 4½ 20½ Judy Ricken 192 , Gary If 8 If I /17 If 6 High game VanArsdalc 234 High M:nc,· ola Binschus 511. Gary Van Arsdale 575 High team game: # 5, 803. High team series II 5. 2,197. Splits converted Elmer Heath (2) 3-10: Delbert B1nschus 3-10, 3-9-10: B illie VanAr:dale 5-10; Dianna Hoeft 5-10; Janet Beamer 5--6: °Wayne Rolli 3-10: John Breiden- bach 3-10 .. reek home of Leila Palmer. An infor- peri hable foods at room temperature longer than 2-3 hour ; if in doubt throw it out. Following a delicious lunch a bu iness meeting wa held with pre ident Judy Stevens pre iding. A report was heard from the Homemaker's Day Committee. Dinner and a meeting at Stoke Landing will be held either April 21 or 23 . A program is being planned with door prize and a trip to the Port of Morrow. The one-day excursion for the group is planned for May 6 and will be a visitation eastern Oregon. The next lesson on •' Laughter i the Best Medicine" will be at Ruth McCabe's home with Mildred Wright assisting. The April meeting will be at Norma Crabers' and will be on " Fats and Foods" . Twelve members were present. Call Bob at t•I .. t)YHAR INSIJRANCE 127 N MAIN • HEPPNER • PH. 8785818 Home * Auto * Life * Health * Farm 6 :30 p .m . Class dates will be March 30, April 6 , 13 and 20. Classes will cover the basics of the rules of golf and the playing skills of golf including putting, chipping, pitching, approaching, fairway shots, teeing off and pro- blem shots. Students must provide their own golf clubs. Balls and tees will be provided by the class. The class fee is $15 with a tem- porary membership fee of$15 for non-members of Willow Creek Country Club. Registration forms may be ob- tained by contacting Sue Warren, South Morrow County BMCC coordinator, 422-7040. For fur- ther information contact Warren or John Edmundson , instructor, 676-9187 (work) or 676-5177 (home) . Each class is Limited to the first 12 enrollees to sign up with Mr . Warren. Over the years ome things never change at a quality dealership HONESTY-INTEGRITY-RESPONSIBILITY-SERVICE Doing busines for over 45 year in the ame old fashioned way , .. ,.,m e ~D SHERRELL CHEVROLET • •"l' •• Cheatgrass subject of Extension tour St. Patrick's 'senior Center Bulletin Board Eighteen enior and bu driver Gene Cole enjoyed listening to the Old Time Fiddler' mu ic in Henni ton Monday evning Feb. 3, They plan to go to hear the Fiddler' again March 2 . The bu a~so took a group to the enior dan e in Henni ton Sat. Feb. 8. For_ in- formation about future trip to the dance contact Velma Wight 676-9050. The bus will go 10 Pendleton Friday, Feb. 14 to tour the Pendleton Underground, the Bordello tour and have a no-host dinner at the King' Table. The group will leave the enior center at 8 a.m. Th~re are still a few seats available . lntere ted person should call the seruor center office. One hundred twenty-nine people were pre ent for dinner Feb. 5. One dinner wa taken out. Member of the Lutheran Church erv- ed. Lois Allen won the meal ticket, Ja on Palmer the door prize and Mary Kirk Lamb of We ton received the guest prize. The menu for Feb, 19 will be lasagna with meat, peas and car- rots, fruit salad, garlic bread and pudding. Member of the Chris- tian Life Center and Mormon Churches will erve. There will be a tran portation meeting Wednesday, Feb. 19 follow- ing lunch at I :30 p .m . The nutrition ite committee met after dinner Feb. 5. The transpor- talion committee met Thursday, Feb. 6 . The office staff and other volunteers folded news letters for the Extension Service Thur day afternoon. Dates to remember are: Mondays-quilter and company 1-4 p .m. Anyone wishing to learn to quilt is welcome; knitting 7-9 p .m.; Tues & Thur . exercise 10-10:30 a .m. ; Wedne day senior dinner , noon ; Friday 10:30 a.m. Bible study. Lutherans celebrate Sunday, Feb. 16, the congrega- tions of Hope and Val by Lutheran churche will celebrate the sixth Sunday after the Epiphany with a service of Holy Communion. Pastor Hoobing will preach on the theme of • 'The Victory Has Been Won,'' based on a reading of I Corinthians 15 : 12, 16-20. Valby Lutheran churc h , located on the Ione-Goo eberry Road will meet at 8 : 15 a.m. for an adult Bible class. The clas i fini hing up their study on the Book of Revelation and will soon begin the study of the Book of Esther. Communion services will begin at 9 a.m. All Sunday chool students are encouraged to attend Saturday Sunday school, which meets at IO a . m. on Saturday, Feb. 22 . Sunday School at Hope begin at 9 :30 a. m. and service of Holy Communion begins at 11 a.m. Coffee hour will follow the ser- vice. A nursery for small children is provided during worship service. And for those people who wake up to late for morning service in Heppner, Pa tor Hoobing will preach in Condon at the United Church of Christ building at 2 p.m . " It' a nice scenic Sunday drive," said Pastor Hoobing . Cheatgrass-and what to do now. That' the topic of a tour Monday, February 17, in Mor- row County according to Mike Stoltz, OSU Extension Agent. "Don Rydrych, retired weed control scientist at the Pendleton Experiment Station, has agreed to tour with us," said Stoltz . "We · will start at 9:30 a.m. at the Mor- row County Grain Growers office in Ione and tour that area in the morning." In the afternoon the tour will tart at the Heppner Extension of- flee at 1: 15 p.m. and tour the area around Heppner. "There is a lot of concern on what to do right now with the small wheat and cheatgrass grow- ing all winter," said Stoltz. "We feel very fortunate to have Don Rydrychjoin us as he did a lot of the research work on metribuzin for cheatgrass control." The tour is being coordinated by the Morrow County Extension office and Morrow County Grain Growers. Ch • t· L·~ C t r to hold r1s 1an 11e en .e evangelistic services The Rev. James Retherford will be the speaker for special evangelistic services to be held at the Christian Life Center on Sun- day, Feb. 16 at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. and Monday through Wednesday evenings Feb. 17-19 at 7 p.m. James and his wife Betty ininister through music , preaching from the Bible, and testimonies of God's power and blessings in their lives. They have pastored churches for seven years and have travelled as evangelists for six years. The public is invited to attend the services. M.C.G.G. 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