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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1986)
H i .H I - The H rppner < ;»irttr T im o , H rppnrr. Oregon Wednesday, September IO. |VM* Fillies teams drop games to Pirates Bs Ashley Conklin Capitalizing on inexperience on the part of all three Heppner volleyball teams, the Riverside Pirates defeated all three Filly teams in non-conference matches last Thursday Despite being swept 15 8. 15-8 in the varsity match, Heppner head coach T em Gentry did see some positive things come out of the match “ We had good attacks and we were able to pick up everything that came over the net at us." Gentry said " We just need to gain a little more experience in varsity matches before we can compete with teams like Riverside We should he able to give them a good match the nest time we play them “ (»entry also had high praise for setters Tina Davidvin and Sandi Turner For Turner it was the first time she had been used as a setter in a match In the junior varsity match, the Fillies were able to estend the Pirates to three matches before fall ing 15 5. 10-15. 15-10 As with the varsity match, ex perience was a factor according to Gentry “ Our players need some IH A TER S Camping supplies, lantern, stoves, Coleman fuel, propane, tents, sleeping bags Solve your H unting needs at Coast to Coast W e re here to help you ■ » » ■ ■ ■ Columbia Basin announces budget plan Heppner TV service increases $2 At its regular Board oi Director» meeting August 28. the Board of Directors of Columbia Basin Elec Ine Cooperative. Ine authon/ed thè establishment of a budget payment pian for residential customers The pian, after I98b. will he has ed on past usages and will operate on a 12 month permei For l9Hh. thè pian w ili hrgin immcdiatcly and con tinue until May of 1987 fo r l‘>qz> thè pian will herin ini By Avon Nlciui Heppner TV service will cost more to members soon The TV coop has a franchise with the city and was granted permission by city council to impose an inc rease of S2 per month last week Judy luughlin. manager of the coop, said there had been a loss in each month, except for March, since the first of the year The coop has had to dip into reserve to continue operating Projection for next year, with increased costs, show an ex pevted $760 per month operating loss I auehlin »•»••t >« g <.t Seen four more experience, but once they get that experience they will be con tenders ” In the " C " team match. Heppner was once again able to take River side to three sets before losing 13-5. 4 15. 15 7 This time numbers were a factor as freshman Jennifer Cumn suffered an ankle injury during the match, forcing the Fillies to use only five players at times All three Heppner teams played at lone on Tuesday and will host River side on Thursday, with the junior varsity match kicking things off at 5 pm On Saturday the varsity squad will travel to The Dalles for the Wahtonka Tournament On the same day. the junior varsity will travel to Spray for that tournament The Fillies captured both tournaments last year Rhea grange searches for meeting place By Drlpha Jones Sharon Mahan, from Ontario. Eastern Oregon Stale Deputy for the Oregon State Grange spent several days in Heppner She and Wheatland Deputy Delpha Jones, spent some time visiting with grangers to gel members input on grange activities, needs, etc A meeting place for Rhea Creek Grange was die main issue as the hall is no longer available There are Sunday. September 14. will he the Rev Glenn Anderson's first oppor (unity to preach to his new congrcga tarn at lexington Baptist Church He and his family will he welcomed with a potluck luncheon at the church following II a m worship service Everyone is invited to attend and welcome the Anderson's to the area The Andcrsons have been at home in l^xington since September I and the children arc attending school in lone The Res Anderson attended Conservative Baptist Men's Koun dup at Camp Tadmore, cast of Lebanon, last weekend along with Gary Bruch and Kay Banter, members of the 1 cxington church accountant Barnett Dennis and Morn, cer tilled public accountants based in Hermistnn and Heppner have an nounced the hiring of Daniel Van Schniack from Heppner. a 198h graduate of Oregon State Universi ty in accounting Van Schoiacnk began employment in Augusi as a staff accountani with responsibilities in auditing, small business and farming financ lal state ment preparation, and corporate and individual income taxation His ex periences from the family ranch in the Rock Creek area will benefit the clients of the Heppner, Hcrmiston area accounting firm , said a spokespervin for the firm » » ■ U H EARLY PURCHASE DISCOUNT 30C/CWT THRU SEPT. 2« TREAT APPLICATION: Wc will apply any extra treatment labeled for tall grains Takes just 5 minutes CERT./REG. STEPHENS WHEAT TREATED WITH VITAVAX-200 & LINDANE 4 *2-7104 ERIC ANDERSON CERTIFIED FALL BARLEY AVAILABLE 9 15 H M M W * * * ■ > A > > M I Bs Drlpha Jones Form er Morrow County residents. Helen Smouse Martin and Orlow Martin were Grand Marshals at the Sherman Counts l air in Morn They and their son Bob and granddaughter and great granddaughter (four generationsi rode in a white convertible in (he parade Following the parade a fumi ly picnic hosted by sons Bob and Dean was greatly enjoyed Mr and Mrs Martin have been quite active in their area with various commum ly projects including 4 H work Those from I .cxington anil lone- at tending were Mr Martin's brother and wife Juanita and Roy Martin, her brother and tamilv Kenneth and I Charlie ’s Pizza & Video World P ho n e 676-5210 M am S treet, Dow ntow n H e p p n er Mim Small Medium Large 70S 485 675 815 Sausage 215 515 725 950 Beef t Onions 215 515 725 950 2 15 515 725 950 Olives 220 535 755 990 Mushrooms 7 20 535 755 990 A (M o d a t ct> mo— Plain lilip e n o s M ol M e i x r p o p t* * « Poppe ronl 7 20 535 755 990 Salami 2 20 STS 755 990 C anidun Style Bacon 7 20 535 755 990 Shrimp 2 70 535 755 990 Beef l Mushrooms 7 30 565 785 10 75 Sausage t Olives 230 565 715 10 75 Hawatun Special C i u m V T S t y * R o to ri à P r+ m e v — 2 30 565 785 10 75 Mustang Special E*OOp*rr>rv. 4 ^ 2 30 565 785 1075 Fillies Special C«nod»on S*yW R o t o r 4 F ro th Tnrsoiooe 7 50 610 §50 1095 Heppner Delight C o n o a o r V y to R o t o r O v o e WuoPvoorrsM 4 SPwwnp 275 655 915 1165 Vegetarian O ttvo e M vioP voom * G e o o r O m o « * 4 FfOOf» Ib m o to o e 2 95 695 975 12 25 Taco Special O vo« fW Spoooi Sp«o c o m ic o V w r a k u » C t o r t ilo ’ C f wee 7 95 695 975 12 25 Charlie s Combo o r o d i o r S r.W R o c o r r \m m r S o to r v h m i e o n . CVwos MuOPvnors« 4 Roo* 2 95 695 975 1? 25 Any two items OKHartwvg t o m i t o m 730 565 785 10 25 Any three items •eeHzrtvng to rro to o o 7 50 610 150 1095 Any four items •a c H X frrg tcw rU o e e 275 655 915 1165 Any five items O e cH jO tQ toersom o« 2 95 695 975 17 75 50 75 95 105 C Naif l Half Pizzas SttfecOf Tornito«» 75‘ Side ol lilip e n o s sons Kenny Iyn. Carl, and daughter < 'bcrelvn and coming troni Corvallis her sister Shirley Baker and Jean Nelson ot Lexington More local 4 -H ’ers win state fair recognition Swaync Evans. Irngon. took a championship in the third anil final phase of 4 H food preparation con test which ended Sunday at the 19X6 Oregon State Fair in Salem Reserve champion intermediate was Scott Johnston. Heppner Fuming blue awards in the contest were Benji Pearson. Heppner and Judy Jcpscn. lone Dean Hunt. Irvington i Morrow i was named winner of the OSD Foundation Seed Project Award for Best Exhibit in the Seed Grain Dis isHin Benji Pearson, Heppner received the (hier Trawl Commission of Oregon award lor meals using fish Swayne I vans. Irngon. received the Auxiliary award for presentation using lamb or wool Fuming blue awards for their presentations were Shanna Evans and tube F vans. Irngon Judv Jepsen of lone received a blue award for Herdsnunship and a red award for Horsemanship. Show manship I aku I ¿»rowers win state fair a¿» awards Sheaves any other grain first Several local growers have earn ed recognition in the agnculture hor Roger Palmer. Heppner Sheaves awncdless Wheal third ticulturc div ision at the < Jrcgon State Roger Palmer. Heppner Fair Watermelon second Bob Kenney. A lict of award winners follows I matilla Commercial Grain Six row barley First Kenneth Smouse. lone, second larrv Palmer Ready to Heppner. third Paul Tews lone Hard Red Winter Wheat first George Griffin. Heppner Call us for Sott White Wheat lirst-Chuck Nelson. Lexington second Roland Bergstrom, lone, and third Charlie Anderson. Heppner C m p m I ' * I» Any other wheat first Kenneth f «MOM « à • u rn Smouse. lone, and second Paul Tews, lone Any other wheat first I Van Hunt Floor Covering 1 .cxington F» m w •» ••• * Sheaves awned W heat second Hoppn#r 676 Ml§ lurry Palmer. Heppner Remodel? CABINETS! &R I p im $0' Orders To Go No Extra Charge Phone 676 5210 NEW HOURS Mon Thun, till 10 pm — Fri-Sat. till 11 pm — Sun., till 9 pm Bakery open 7 days a week. 8 a m T h is F r id a y , to C e lo b r a to flic tliis liu ig s H o m e f*am e, I te e e iv e O ne F R F F P ile h e r o f w ith a n y lu ir^ e ♦ a t M M L iM M m Congratulations! Pat & Trish on 14 Wonderful Years of Married Life, September 16 Heppner Police Report The Heppner Police Dept reports handling the following business dur mg the past week September I 5 p m -repem i». Kids Playing in Dangerous Building September 2 7 25 p m assist Morrow County Sheriffs Dept , 11 29 p m False Alarm September ' b .50 a m False Alarm. 7 15 p m request officer tor Securitv Check, 7 25 p m request officer lor Security Check. 7 48 p m Report ot Burglary September 4 4 41 a m False Alarm. 7 4 ' i m Report of rattlesnake September 5. '4 7 p.m.-Traffic Accident. 7 48 p m Assist Am hulancc 9 55 p m Assist I iteguard. I I 50 p m Citation issued tor Violation of Basic Rule (69 mph in a 55 mph zone ) September b 2 10 a m report of I.oud Music. X (8 p m report of Shots f ired. 10 5 1 p m request of ficer lor Security Check September 7 5 I ' p m citation issued tor Violation ot Basic Rule 1 4 4 mph in a 25 mph zone ). 5 12 p m arrest nude on Restraining Order violation. 6 17 p m request ot Domestic Violence at park years since the monthly charge in creased Average cost ft>r basic ser vice in the stale is $11 per month, with one system as high as $17 50 Present charge in Heppner is $7 per month Nine new channels have hem add ed to the local vers ice, and one more w ill he activ ated during the next few rravMhs All electronics in die system have been replaced during the last lour years and customers are receiv ing better service The new rate will become effec tive after a TV hoard decision, luughlin said NEW AT HINTON CREEK BODY SHOP ★ Com plete R adiator Service ★A L L NEW EQUIPMENT ★ 24 hrs. on Most Jobs 4 miles on Hinton Creek 676-9151 mills ra ils Nothin Fancy-Just Good Foods at Better Prices! B.ikmg 33V l# \ *!•* *3 **. * 3 # *ib 7 A W < ed 1st tour m Potatoes The Price of the Higher Half Tomatoes Added to Pizza Mrs Anderson is at a Pastor's Wises Retreat at Camp I .idmore this week Along with Pastor Anderson's new ministry, the lrxington Baptist Church members are anticipating several other events this fall Women's Missionary Society will meet September 18 at Ellen Rollis' home in Heppner. Women's Camp at Camp Hkanah will be September 19 jtul 20. and Bible Study Prayer Meeting will be held at the church every Wednesday night at 7 p m in the comfort of the newly installed heating and cooling system The public is inv ited to attend any scrv ice at the church, or direct ques lions about the church to Pastor Anderson at 9X9 HSXS Former Morrow residents ¿»rand marshal Sherman parade M I NOW LOADING I CUSTOM several alternatives for this group who will soon decide what to do letters will lie sent to each member jskmg their opinions A lovely dinner was enjoyed Fri day evening at the home of Mildred Wright It is hoped a meeting place can be found where people can at tend, as Rhea Creek grangers have always been active injhc county and county ncedv the Rhea Creek Grange identity I>exington Baptist welcomes new pastor Firm hires » mediatele and continue until Mas of 1987 The purpose of the plan is to allow those consumers on fixed incomes or those whose hillings vary sharply throughout the year to equalize payments and budget more easily, said a CBEC spokesperson To obtain complete details on the plan please call 67b 9461, or come to the Heppner office llonevdeB Melons Boneless Hound Steak Hill's Franks 2 ih (>kg T-Bone Steak Stjrkict Chunk light Oil or Water Tuna h ’ j oz Reg »100 Nestles Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels 12 >>/ j W estern F.irmly Cottage Cheese $ )« • Reg »2 »4 • • V 24 ../ P rices G ood S ept 11-14 Open 7 days a week, 7n^m. to 6 p.m. LOTTERY Court Street Market 111 N Court Heppner 676-9643 J
