Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon W ednesday, November 18, IW 7 - THREE
Bazaar season is here again
Grand Marshall
thanks Irrigon for
honor
Boardman • Irrigon
Mews
We would like to thank those of the
Irrigon community who voted us
your Grandmarshals for this year'»
Irrigon Watermelon Festival It was
a great honor
Sincerely,
Ruth Bently, Grand Marshall
Earl and Verdic Isom. Co-Grand
Marshalls
Call 676-9228 with news items
Umatilla woman crashes into
Irrigon sewer to go out for bids
Paul's Inn of the Road
By Joyce Hensley
committee will join thirty other Col
umbia River Communities in Dec
ember or January to promote the
celebration planned in 1992 in honor
of the discovery of the Columbia
River 200 years ago by Robert Gray.
sea captain
Approved a deferred income plan
for city employees. The invest
r.icnt retirement insurance program
will be handled by Simmons Fisher
Agency of Hermiston.
Were notified by Sun Country
Cable that their cable television
subscriber rates will go up in Janaury
and were informed that twenty more
channels have been added to the cur
rent service.
Approved puncture weed control
beginning July I.
Heard information sin the Lewis
and Clark Trail Run to be run the en
tire length of Washington along the
Columbia River, in eight treks, April
2-9. as part of Washington’s centén
mal year celebration,
Const met Mm on the Irrigon RapMJ
Infiltration Basin and Small
Diameter Gravity Sewer System will
go out for bids within the nest sis
to eight weeks, according to the
report given to the November 10 Ci
ty Council meeting, by Bruce
Schwan. President of SCM Con
sultants. Inc.
Approvals for the go-ahead on the
innovative, alternative program,
which has been in the planning stage
for approsimately ten years, is com
ing in from the Department of En
vironmental Quality, slowly but
surely, according to Irrigon'»
Mayor, Don Eppenhach Construc
tion on the new system could begin
in late February or early March
Other actions taken by the coun
cil were:
Chosen to serve on the Columbia
River Committee were, Rodney Col
lins. Daniel Creamer, Linda Cole,
and Elster Noah Don Eppenhach
will chair the committee The Imaon
Seniors to learn about Coal fire plant
Merla Hurd happily shows her Christmas oriented toys to
Ashlie Cain, 3. left; Nicholas Cain 4, middle; and Curtis Wright
5, right; all from Irrigon at Irrigon's A C. Houghton's elemen-
ary Parent-Teacher Association's Annual Bazaar on Saturday
tables at the event by the PTA will
Thrisimas bazaar time is here
go toward buying hats, starves ami
Hubs, organizations and individuals
mittens for the school's Christmas
ire again displaying and selling their
tree Each student will receive a gift
■vares to help out Santa Claus
from the tree at Christmas time
The funds raised by the rent of the
Retiring Postmistress to be
honored with open house
Everyone is invited to attend an
open house honoring retiring Board
man postmistress Carol Moen, on
Sunday. November 29, at the Dodge
City Inn
DOCTORS ON
WEEKEND
CALL AT
PIONEER
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
Moen has been with the post of
fice 34 years and Boardman
postmistress since 1970
County Commissioner. Jerry Peck
will be the featured speaker at the
open house which goes from 1-3
p m. and there w ill be a no host din
ner in the Diamond Spur Room
following
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Nov. 21 & 22 - Dr. Koznek
Nov 28 & 29 Dr Wtenberg
Dec 5 l 6 - Dr. Wen berg
Dec. 12 & 13 - Dr. Koznek
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The Kagle's iAxlge in Hermiston presents...
The HAGER TWINS
Saturday, November 28
2 SHOW S: 1st-9:30 p.m.; 2nd-12 p.m
Doors Open • S p .m —Dancing 8 30 p.m • 1:30 a m.
D inner Special - M oo.JJeginnm g at 6 p .m L
Tickets - 567-2909
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*IO at the door
Hermiston Eagles Lodge - 116 N.W. 2nd St.
(Members A Guests Only)
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Hermiston
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LET US CATER YOUR
N EXT PARTY
The Heppner Elks Club is available for any type of
get-together!
Wedding Receptions - Christmas Parties
Birthday Parties - Banquets
Call ahead and we can have a
special cake for that special V A M ¡T04
occasion.
(Watch This Ad For Game
Night Activities)
Don't forget BINGO Every Tuesday!
By Joyce Hensley
The various steps it takes to pro
duce electricity at the Boardman
Coal Fire Plant, run by Portland
General Electric, burn coal to heat
water which will produce steam,
which is used to turn turbines, which
in turn drives generators producing
clectncity; will he the topic of
discussion on November 23 at the Ir-
ngon Stokes landing Senior Center
dunng a special Mealsite Thanksgiv
ing dinner at 11:30 a m
Besides this informative program,
there will he a question and answer
period conducted during the meal of
turkey, dressing, gravy with
potatoes, creamed peas, tossed
salads, hot bread, and pumpkin pie
with whipped cream
By Joyce Hensley
A Umatilla woman was cited for
dnving while under the influence of
alcohol after the pickup she was
dnving crashed into Paul's Inn of the
Rtiad restaurant in Irrigon
Judith Ann Rhodes. 43. 623 E.
Street, Umatilla, was traveling west
bound on Highway 730 when she
swung wide onto first street, then
shot across the restaurant parking lot
sinking the north west comer of the
building, according to investigating
officer. Rob Elkin of the Irrigon
Police Department,
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knocked down, a concrete bench was
smashed, anil the comer of the
building was also smashed Manager
of the Inn of the Road. Pharis Tim
py said there was damage to the in
side of the building, also, cracked
ceiling and comer beams
Rhodes was taken by ambulance
to Good Shepherd Hospital, Her-
miston, where she was hospitalized
overnight with a fractured knee and
lacerations, according to floor super
visor at the hospital
The accident occurred at 1:30
p.m on November 7.
Hancock resigns as chief of police
By Joyce Hensley
Pol ice Chief Hancock has packed
his U-Haul and headed south
laddie Hancock, 32, popular
Police Chief and Fire Marshal for
the city of Boardman. has resigned
after three years of serving the city
as chief and three years as an officer,
to assume the position of Chief of
Police in Central Point, Oregon.
Hancock will he in charge of
twelve officers and a dispatch center
in the town of Central Point. Uxated
Northwest of Medford, with a
population of 8.000
His past experience includes ten
years as a special agent in the Naval
Investigative Service, a civilian
organization and the ten years he
spent working in the Los Angeles
Sheriffs Department
Steve Clearly will be the acting
Police Chief for the Boardman
Public Safety Department until so
meone is hired, according to
Hancock.
Milt Reynolds will naive up from
assistant fire chief to ailing fire chief
until someone replaces Hancock.
Hole-in-one
Dallas Wilson hit his third hole-
inune in 48 years of golfing on a
135 yard fourth hole w ith a six iron
Dallas got his hole-in-one at
Wilson's Willow Run in Boardman
FFA at District
Soil Conservation
The Blue Mountain District Future
Farmers of Amenca held their
District Soils contest in Condon In
the Soils contest we evaluated tca-
j lures, types, crops grown, erosion,
controls and much more The top,
1 three teams were Rivcrsid/^rat.
Pendlcton-2nd, and Weston*
McEwen-3rd The other teams
represented were Stanfield. Hcppner
and Condon
All seven high individuals came
from Riverside High School Lcnn
Greer 103, Carl Judd 102. Jennifer
Uplalt 101. Jov Hcllhcrg 96. Jeff
Davis 93, Will Judd 94, and Mike
Sturdy 94 The top four individuals
from the Riverside F.F.A. Chapters
went on to the State Soils Contest in
Astoria, Oregon, where the River
side team placed 16 out of 30 teams
with the individual scores as follow
ed Jennifer larplatt 104, Carl Judd
97, Irn n Greer 94. and Joy Hcllherg
93. The team included one senior
and four sophom ores
The
sophomores coming back hope to
improve their scores nest year
the Service
Army Private Kerry J. Thomp
son. son of Elizabeth K Thompson
ot Boardman. has completed a supp
ly course at the U S Army Train
ing Center. Fort Jackson, South
Carolina
Dunng the course students receiv
ed instruction in the maintenance of
stock records and the procedures
necessary to receive, store, issue and
ship supplies and material
4-H News
Gilliam County 4 H has invited all
Morrow County 4-H'ers to join
them at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds for a roller skating party
from 2 to 4 p.m.
This will be a good chance to get
together with some of the friends you
made at camp this summer. Put
November 22 on your calendars and
come have a fun afternoon of
skating
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Lowell Jones (left) and Delbert Bmschus caught these fine Sturgeon with the help of Scott
Jones (not pictured) Monday afternoon over at McNary The fish weighed around 100 pounds
and ranged in height from 51" to 5' 5".
New book received at
Boardman Library
The Boardman Public Library
received 107 new bixiks in October
In the adult section. "Glittering Im
ages” by Susan Howatch, “ The
Sailing Handbook” , "The Book of
Windsurfing" and "The American
Wilderness Senes" ( 12 volumes) to
name a few.
In the junior section, a few of the
new additions, "Bonny's Big Day"
by James Hernot. "The Anne of
Green Gable Senes" (7 volumes) by
L M Montgomery and "T he
Adventures of Hazel Weston Senes"
(4 volumes) by Paul Montgomery
The Friends of the Library would
like to express their appreciation to
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Recent winners of Oregon's Lot
tery are Shirley A McCarl. Ixx-
ington. $50 From Murray’s Drug
Store From the Boardman area,
RonaldS Bray .and Tina M Kcglcr.
both winnmng at Keglcr's Sentry
Market Ronald received $30 and
Tina, $100
Morrow County Health Dept lists
its following monthly schedule:
Friday. Nov ¿O-blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office
8:30 a m -4 p m , closed during
lunch hour
Tuesday, Nov 24 blixxl pressures
and immunizations. Irrigon County
offices, 1-4 p m
The office will be closed Thurs
day and Friday Nov 26-27 for
Thanksgiving Holiday
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