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««» I h r llr p p n r r tim i r l l r - ilm r» . H rp pn rr O rrgun « rd n r.d a y Jannarv ». I The Official Newspaper of the City of Heppner in d Ihr County ol M orro* A ll 1 °’ “ Letters to the Editor , I h r H > fr> St GAZETTE-TIMES Petition will remove unfair advantage N«»»*» C uwm I v • H u a iO t M ^ W««hlv H«»ipep«i U S^S 24U 4AJ >‘ ubli»hrd «*»ery « rd n rvd » » and r n lr r r d i l i h i m c I i u m a ile r al Ih r Paal u i f k r a l Heppner Oregon undrr Ih r A ri of M a rrh 1. 187» S rro a d l laa» postage paid al H rp p n rr llrrg o n O ffice a« 1 «7 « r » l « lllow Street T rlrp h o n r ISM I (7« K I» \ddres» ( im m u n t a i r i Io Ih r H rp p n rr (.a le n e -Times H II Ho« 337. H rp p n rr O rr (on »7X36 Snharrlpllon« I l I In M o rro * . I m a lilla « h r r lr r 4 (a lilla m C— U r i . I l J elsewhere FUeen Salin* O ff I r r Manager la id ) M olo Newspaper Editor N a rr» Baron l.ra p h lr« H rp a rtm rn l U n ta r Krnnedv T y p ra rllrr David and April .Syke«, l'uhiinhen* Court Report J iL s tic e M orro* Counly J u s lirr CiHiri at Ihr M orro* County CourthouM1 in Heppner report» handling Ih r follow in* business ilu rin * Ih r past «n-k Clinton Hofiert Carlson. Ione Disobey Stop Si*n. I l i fine James Nicholas H ra ith « a ile . Palco. Washington No K irr Kxtin guisher 157 bail forfeited No PCC Permit 157 bail forfeited Kodnc) Scoli Cole. Hepprirr Expired Vehicle lácense *9 fine Terrence John (ìilmore. Kenne wick Washington Defective Equip ment, to i li.nl forfeited David ladhin Salem with crim i nal negligence Violation of a Hoad Closure, passenger. $66 bail for felted Jacks H i-L ift, H ydraulic 1 Vi-20 ton Parts & Service M .C.G.G. 9 8 9 8221 à A à A â â à A COLOR OR BLACK & WHITE > JUMBO REPRINTS > < < 5 • "I"' l I n k ( r a m same si /e a m a t e u r M C 41 negative or amateur , | U W negative Not availatile ^ from copy negatives | (J I U $ 1 . 1 9 W nn J I . L J May tie from different negatives, but negatives must tie the same sire V WITH THIS COUPON OFFKft EXPIRES JANUARY I I I*«. V W V W V V V V V V MtM'jDiuui 0 1 -7 7 VT Main 217 N _ __ ________ 676-9158 db c ran g f i a [ ÎH - 3 H I u«i ill vai uv Of TNI MONTH A /2 wJ To the Kditor As a retired stale legislator and thus aware ol the political process« at work I wish to solicit the interest of your readers in the effort of the group ’ 'Oregonians in Action Take a look at their pelition please It would end double dipping of state legislators by prohibiting them from collecting any other public pay or benefits while they are legislators Petitions are available from Oregon tans in Action. 1533 K Burnside Portland OK 97214. or by calling 233 1231 «Title it « ill not cure all of the many inequities laid on tax paying Oregonians. It offers you the only available opportunity to personality Heppner Police Report » The Heppner Police liept reports handling the following business dur ing the past week December 13 5 45 p m assist Morrow County .sheriff's Officer with tra ffic acci dent January I 3 24 a m citation issued for careless driving 4 It a m report of prowlers January 2 lo loa m assist t m atilla County sheriff'arrest warrant II W a rn served arrest warrant 7 28 p m took theft report lo |:i p in officer request«1«! security check January 3 3 12 a in two subjects arrested for assault IV. 7 lo p m motorisl assist January 4 3 56 p m welfare check, 4 15 p m motorist assist. I I t p m citation issued, unlawful use of auxiliary lights January 5 2 a in assist Morrow Counly Sheriff's office with arrest. II 40 a m assist ambulance crew 3 IR p m respond)«! lo false alarm . 4 03 p m assist ambulance crew 4 25 p m - look theft I complaint If 29 p m responded to two false alarms Garden Club reschedules meeting The Heppner Harden Club s Janu ary meeting was postponed from Monday. Jan », to Monday. Jan 2»» That night the group w ill enjoy a po'luck dinner at 6 JO p m at Irene Swanson s home before the meeting l a i Pre-Season ; 'Savings YOU CAN HAVE A FREE 0N-FARM INSPECTION 0F Y0UR EQUIPMENT AND SAVE ON SERVICE WORK, TOO (S A V E 10? _____ parts when work is done in our Service Center £ i ‘. 1 0 ° ° on labor Elks free throw contest slated Jan. 11 assist in remov ing the unfair advan tage now being enjoyed by one segment of state employees l nder current law it is possible for legisla tors to draw double pay which abases both the state coffers and the Constitutional notion of separation of power Kor these reasons this petition deserves your understanding, signa lure and support I »nee on the ballot there is no question how Oregonmas will vole to curb this abuse ' s 1 Max Simpson Retired State Representative Dist 59 Sumpter Stage Rt Box 55 Baker Oregon 97BI4 Telephone R94 2236 Obituaries Edward Tilley Kdward Tilley. B3 of Spray died Monday Dec 30 at his home A lifetime rrsident of «heeler counly. he was born on August 16. 1902 at Service Creek the son of John and Rosa Mae Nave Tilley He attend e<l schools at Spray and in Fossil On August 16. 1936 he m a rn td Beulah B ritt in Fossil Tilley worked for the Wheeler Co Road l»ept for 23 yrars until his retirement in 1972 Survivors include his wife Beulah ill Spray daughters Nancy Misener of Bend, and Palsy Keimig of llermlstoe Oer Ethel Davenport of Meridian, Idaho, and five grand children Funeral service originally sche duled for Wednesday morning. Jan I was held over until Thursday alter noon because of free/mg rain and an automobile accident involv ing family members The funeral was held at the Spray Assembly of ta x i« hurch followed by burial at the Spray Cemetery Contributions may tie made to the Spray ambulance fund Sweeney Mortuary Heppner, in care at arrangements Roderick Thomson Graveside serv ices for Roderick S Thomson was held af 2 p m ftednesda). Jan K at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery Thomson 73, died Monday Jan 6 at his home in Heppner A native and lifetime resident of Heppner he was horn May 29. 1912. the son of James and Agnes Swift Thomson He was a m ilitary veteran of « o rld War II serving with the U S Navy On September 15. 1951. he marri««! Blanche Rogers in Klko. Nevada He worked for Jim Farley Motor Co . 1, F Dick Distributing and Thomson groceries He was a member of Heppner H P O E No 358 for 49 years Surviving are stepdaughter lair raine Hall of lone, stepson Dale Sherman of The I »alles brother Jim Thomson of Heppner sisters Wjni (red Cox of Heppner. laiuise Beckett of Sweet Home Mary Helen Gibb of Seattle, Washington. 10 step grand children and numerous great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife in 1981 and a brother Curtis, in 1976 The Rev Don Shelton officiated at the graveside, with ritualistic ser v ie « by officers of Heppner B P <> E No 3U Contributions for (hose who wish may tx* made lo the Heppner Flks Endowment Eund I ' l l Rox «94. Heppner Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner. in charge of arrangements Births .___ » That s right' We II send a service technician to your farm to inspect your tractor, combine, or planter absolutely free It s called the Per formance Plus Checkup, and it's designed to cover every detail of your Case, IH, or Case International equipment. When our man is through, you II know exactly the op erating status of your equipment. If work is needed, we ll do it at our special Pre-Season discount and you'll be ready for your busy season O ffe r good through M arch 1, 19 Kenneth Edgar Smith a son. K«*nn«*th Edgar, was torn lie crm b rr 23. 1985, at Gixxl Shepherd Hospital in Hermialon to Mike and Lom e Smith of Heppner He weigh««) 6 lbs 13'z OX Grandparents are Ken and Rosie S m ith. Heppner. E dgar Olson. H rppnrr and Helen and Jack Potter. I-a Grande The Heppner and lone competition for the 1 4th annual Elks Hoop Shoot the national free throw shooting contest for youngsters age eight through 13 will he held Saturday. Jan II announced Jim Swanson of lone. local contest coordinator Contestants need lo bring pr<x>f of age lo enter the free throw contest Roys and girls may rater the contpr tltion at either lone or Heppner The contest w ill begin at 10 a m at the lone school gy m and at 2 p m at the Heppner grade school gym This is Swanson’s llth year of helping with the annual hoop shoot He will overs««* the competition at the lone High Sctool gym. while Dave Gunderson w ill hr in charge of the event at the Heppner High Sch<K>l gym Almost three million youngsters from throughout the country enter««! last year s comp«*tition for toys and girls in age categories 8 9 10-1I . and 12 13 Each contestant has 25 shots at the h<x>p The toy and girl in each age group with the liest scor«*» advance through four tie rs of competition to qualify for the nati onal finals at Market S<juare Arena in Indianapolis Iax*al winners w ill compete a gainst other contestants in the dis trie! event at Hermtston Januav 25 Winners advance through four tiers of «-ompetdion local, district state and regional semi finals until only 36 toys and 36 girls remain Erom this final group, one toy and one girl emerge as national cham pums in each of the lhr«*«* age categori«*s The winners receive trophies. and their names are in scritod on a special plaque in the N.usmith Memorial ll.isketlidll Hall of Eame in Springfield. M a s s The Elks Hoop Shoot is the coun try s larg«*st fr««* throw shixtling contest for youngsters It is also the larg«*st and most visible of the many youth activities sponsored by the Elks and has served to highlight the Elks nationalcommilmenl to youth The program ht-gan as a local Elks activity for young toys in Corvallis in I94)< Within 12 yrars. support for the event had grown enough for the Elks Oregon Slate Association to take it to the slate level And in 1972. the Elks Hixip «hoot was expand ««1 lo includ«* i«»nt«*stanta from 19 slates By 1974. girls were add««! to tr ««impel it ion and the program has rontinu««l to grow ever since Th«* competition to become a champion is rugged but rewarding At each level contestants take a total of 25 fr««* throws National finalist have averaged around 90 peri-rat accuracy in recent yrars Eanulies of finalists on the state, regional and national levels attend th«* «*omp«*tition as guests of the Elks and are erwmurag««! to play an active part throughout the i-ontesl I'lease come to lone or Heppner January II and watch our young people compete Swanson said Eor more in fo rm a tio n contact Swanson 422 7162 or Gunderson. <76-5423 P A IN T DO IT Y o u rse lf In te rio r, E xte rio r Special A p p lica tio n s Brushes, Rollers & O th e r A p p lica to rs We can help you C oast to Coast Hand Power Tools lone man wins stereo At a December 10 Christmas party the lone Lions' Club drew Lloyd Morgan's name as the lucky winner of a double stereo cassette player The raffle is one of the lone Lions annual fandraisers which h«*lps lo cover th«* cost of th«* Lions community projects The Lions Cluh appreciates the support of the com m um ty and residents of the surrounding area Specializing in Steaks & Seafood Daily Luncheon Specials Seafood & C h o w d e r ^ ^ ^ jh | 21 G a m e Every Special Friday Sat. N ig h t $3.99 & Family Dining * a«w---.Office Tavern <$ Restaurant. »¿2-7577 lone A TTEN TIO N ^ 7 6 - 5 5 1 8 6 7 6 - 5 25% O F F INC 350 Main Strsst Lsxingtcn, Oregon 97839 Phone 989-8221 1 -800-452-7396 C hristm as D ecorations, Toys D u rin g Ja n ua ry We can help you C oast to Coast 1 J Lorus Quartz. It’s the quartz for sports: accurate, attractive and affordable. $12.95 to $49.95. long M o rro w C o u n ty G rain G ro w e rs 1 Farmers & Loggers 24 hour mobile service for all of your heavy equipment and farm tractor repairs. Ken Bailey Heavy Equipment Repair Meghan M arie McCabe ■ a daughter. M«-ghan Marie was torn January I. at The Dalles to Ca!hle«*n and Ashley McCabe of lone She weigh««! 7 lbs 5 ', ox and was 21" Grandparents are Helen and Boh Drake. The D alles. George Gutierrei. lone Alvin and Deann McCabe, lone and Carolyn Hall. Moscow. Idaho Great grandparents are la*o and Irene Crabtree Ruth McCabe, and Gladys Drake, all of lone and Mr and Mrs P C Kapone of New Mexico Meghan joins a two year old brother. Adam, at home 5ay Hi to Elaine & Shela Ouf new Lotus Qua'7 s: with rugged pet’o t r -.« a . Aindconver ier ';e Andy u; because Lotus *a; '* c re r 1 ' ■s ____ i ____ Peterson’s Jewelers 7 (- & LORUS Heppner 676 9200 QUARTZ IT S EVERYTHING EXCEPT EXPENSIVE