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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 10, 1993 - FIVE bowling Heppner regional action Donkey Basketball Dime A Down February 21 W L 0 8 24 8 0 7 20 12 0 3 20 12 0 5 19 13 0 1 20 12 0 2 20 12 0 6 11 21 0 4 10 22 High game: Gerald Hoeft 199 and Nola Binschus 182. High series: Nola Binschus $20 and Duck Lucher 518. High team game: 0 7, 759. High team series: 0 7, 2158. Splits converted Ellis McRoberts 3-10; Delbert Binschus 3-9-10; Alvina Padberg 5-10; Paul Plaskunak 5-K); Tom Wilson 3-K); Harry Hartley 4-7-9, 3-6-7, 3-4-6-7-10; Larry Scrog- gins 3-K). ____________________ February 28 W L 8 28 8 3 23 13 7 14 22 5 21 15 2 14 22 1 14 22 6 24 12 4 K) 26 High game: Ellis McRoberts 202 and Alvina Padberg 219. High series: Harry Hanley 522 and Alvina Padberg 495. High team game 01 , 802. High team series #8, 2235. Splits converted: Darlene Scroggins 3-6-7-K), 5-7; Doug Gunderson 5-7. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Photo by Joyce Hughes Kelsie Evans makes steal against Vale Shelly Huth stretches out for the ball during donkey basketball last Thursday. Also trying for the ball is Steve Dickenson (left) and Jim Hayes. KofTee Kup Keglers M arch 4 W L Latecommers 26 10 MCGG 14 22 3 Js 19 17 The Gutter Dusters 19 17 Hi Ho’s 17 Vi 18 Vi The Dregs 16 20 Hopeful Has Bcens 13 23 No Pin Hitters 11 Vi 24 Vi High game; Linda Schultz 182. High series: Linda Schultz 492. Splits converted: Luvilla Sonstegard 3-10, Cindv Breidenbach 4-5-7; Maude Hughes 4-5; Annie Lusher 2-4-8-10; Karen Wildman 6-7. Thursday Night lad ies March 4 W L Kinzua 16 Vi 7 Vi MCGG 8 Vi 15 Vi B & C Repair 12 12 Tazmo’s 7 17 Bedrock Bowlers 6 18 High game: Fran Barnett 189. High series: Fran Barnett 530. Splits converted: Cindi Doherty 4-5-7; Fran Bainctt 3-10, Phyllis Piper 3-10; Kathy Cutsforth 3-6-7. Bill Ewing makes a shot from donkey back. Proceeds from the donkey basketball went towards the senior class graduation trip to San Francisco. %■ *, i. ■'£ • « - • v Photo by Joyce Hughes Rick Koffler decides ball is his against Vale mmsmmmmmmm Shamrocks Green Carnations St. Patrick’s Day Wind Socks Sweatshirts P rice New Spring Arrivals Coming In Daily! Visa MC Discover C ountryÆ i Heppner ( 2 3 3 N - J - 4 • T Î . .. . ■ v Insects invade kitchen cupboards Insects consume from 10 to 50 percent of all stored grain worldwide, according to Jack DeAngelis, entomologist with the Oregon State University Exten sion Service. In Oregon, there are several kinds of pests that can invade stored foods. Grainary weevil, Indian meal moths, flour beetles, drugstore or cigarette beetles and spider beetles are among the culprits that invade and feed in your pantry. “ Dry pet food is the most com monly overlooked source of in festation,” says DeAngelis. To avoid infestations, DeAngelis offers the following recommendations: Do not store items in the pan try or cupboards longer than two months. Do not store foods in thin plastic supermarket bags, insects can chew right through them. Use heavy plastic, metal or glass containers. Freeze products to store them for longer time periods. Freezing can also effectively eliminate many pests. ^CHEVROLET; Over the years some things never change at a quality dealership HONES TY-INTEGRITY-RESPONSIBILITY-SER VICE Discard infested material to keep the pests from spreading to other foods. Grainary weevils are small beetles that live on whole grain kernels. Adult Indian meal moths are about five-eighths of an inch across the wings. Their wings have a broad, dark band. The lar vae infest grain, dried fruits, seeds, crackers, nuts, powdered milk, bird seed, dry pet food and cereals. Weevils produced by lar vae can commonly be found in foods infested by the Indian meal moth. Flour beetles can subsist on Farm & Builders Supply flour, dried peas, beans, shelled nuts, dried fruits and spices. One 676-9157 o r 676-5001 424 Lynden Way, Heppner generation is completed in seven ■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■•a weeks to three months. !St M l Í CHEVROLET affligge. SHERRELL CHEVROLET k s m We will be CLOSED Saturday, March 13, 1993 PETTYJOHr S Morrow County Museum St. P atrick's W eekend Open Friday, 3 /1 2 , 1-5PM Saturday, 3 /1 3 , 10A M -4P M Sunday, 3 /1 4 , 1-5PM Saturday Special Event! Sheep-To-Shawl Demonstration featuring local and visiting craftsmen Doing business for over 45 years in the same old fashioned way Hermiston, Oregon -J NEW! NEW! NEW! St. Patrick Wood Carvings by Rene and Terri Phone 567-6487 *** -** ► I •
