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Heppner Gazette Times Heppner Oregon Wednesday October 30, 1996
PUBLIC NOTICB
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Monday, November 11
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STATEMENT OF
NONDISCRIMINATION
Columbia Basin Electric
Cooperative, Inc., is the reci­
pient of Federal financial
assistance from the Rural Elec­
trification Administration, an
agency of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, and is subject to
the provisions of Title VI of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964, as
amended, Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as
amended, the Age Discrimina­
tion Act of 1975, as amended,
and the rules and regulations of
the U.S. Department of Agri­
culture which provide that no
person in the United States on
the basis of race, color, national
origin, age, or handicap shall
be excluded from participation
in, admission or access to,
denied the benefits of, or other-
w i s e be subjected to discnmina
tion under any of this organiza­
tion's programs or activities
The person responsible for
coordinating the organization's
nondiscrimination compliance
efforts is Fred K Toombs,
Manager Any individual, or
specific class of individuals,
who feels that thus organization
h a s subjected them to discrim­
ination may obtain further in­
ti >rmation about the statues and
regulations listed above from
and or file a written complaint
with this organization, or the
Secretary, L’.S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D C
20250; or the Administrator,
Rural Electrification Ad­
ministration, Washington D C
20250. Complaints must be fil­
ed within 180 davs after the
alleged discrimination. Con­
fidentiality will be maintained
to the extent possible
Published:
October
November 6, 13, 1996.
30,
lone Cardinals thump Honkers, 5 0 - 8
The lone Cardinals jumped
on Arlington early for the first
37 points of the game, before
the Honkers could run a kickoff
back for their only score of the
50-8 contest last Friday at
Arlington,
Despite quite a lot of playing
time by the second string, the
Cards still managed to knock
down 600 yards of offense and
hold the Honkers to only 78
yards total offense.
Pete Cantu let the rushing at­
tack with two touchdowns on
eight carries and 136 yards.
Freshman running back Allen
Gribskov had a tremendous
game as he had 80 yards
rushing and two interceptions
and 10 tackles on defense.
Mark Orem also had a strong
game with 14 tackles and a
39-yard touchdown catch.
Jacob Taylor had 10 tackles
along with four receptions and
one touchdown. Quarterback
Luke Swanson had over 200
yards passing on 9-11 and two
touchdown passes.
Freshman quarterback Mark
McElligott had over 100 yards
passing on 7 of 13 and one
touchdown. Senior ]oe Bacon
played a very tough guard
position and blew open several
huge holes along with the rest
of the line.
One of the highlights of the
game was a swing pass from
Swanson to center-turned-
fullback Kelly Morgan who
took it 85 yards in for the
touchdown.
The Cards final game of the
season will be at home against
Wasco Friday at 7:30. "It
should be a good gam e," said
one lone fan.
Ferrioli makes Heppner Stop
Member
Jewelers ol America. Inc
Peterson's
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Heppner
Jewelers
676-9200
Ted Ferrioli, candidate for
State Senate District #28,
stopped
in
Heppner on
Wednesday, October 16.
Ferrioli, who lives in John
Day, is executive director of
Malheur Timber Operators,
Inc. in John Day. Previously,
as general manager of Hauser
Northwest, Inc., Ferrioli was
involved with the harvesting
of
yew
trees
for
the
manufacture o f Taxol which
was used in the treatment of
certain cancers.
In his campaign, Ferrioli
calls for an eastside focus of
econom ic
development
spending.
NOTICE OF POWER OUTAGE
I1
Randy Scott throws block for quarterback Luke Swanson (12)
Jacob Taylor (27) ready to bring down Arlington runner
Heppner Ponies beat lone Cardinals
By Lonnie Rill
After a tough loss to Colum­
bia Junior High last week the
Heppner Ponies regained some
steam by beating the lone Car­
dinals Monday night in a long
running rivalry.
The Ponies beat the Cards
48-14 by good defense and
tremendous offensive play by
eighth grader Matt Baker.
Ted Ferrioli
Baker carried the ball three
times for 148 yards and three
touchdowns.
Watching the Ponies play is
exciting because they play so
well together. They may be the
the best young team to come
around in a while.
The Ponies last opponent
was Stanfield at Stanfield
Tuesday.
Farming in Eastern Oregon has
changed a lot over the last 50 years...
All CBEC customers receiving electric service from ,
the Bonneville Power Administration’s Boardman
substation will be without power
S aturday, Novem ber 2, 1996 from 9:00 a.m . to 11:00 a.m .
for Bonneville Power Administration maintenance.
The following general areas will be affected:
Heppner - lone - Lexington
Ruggs - Olex - Cecil - Morgan
Hinton Creek - Willow Creek - Rhea Creek
Rock Creek - Shutler Flat - Lower Willow Creek
Mikkalo - Clem - Ajax
...except where farmers
do their banking.
Bank o f Eastern Oregon has been serving the needs o f our agricultural
way o f life for over fifty years now —longer than any other hank in these
parts. Sure there were other banks around before we started, hut none
o f them are left in tact. And it seems like every time they change their
names they get farther away from their roots.
No other bank has a greater stake in the success o f our fanners and the
Eastern O regon businesses that support them than Bank o f Eastern
Oregon. No bank tries harder to make a difference for you.
For those who haven't ever hanked with us, or for those o f you who
have been away for a while, there couldn't be a better time to bring
your banking back home. Call us. Or if you can. stop in and say “Hello"!
Bank of Eastern Oregon
“around the corner, not around the state”
C olumbia B asin E lectric C ooperative , I nc .
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Condon
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Heppner
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676 9125
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