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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1987)
m • * ’* *% •* • • •# ■’ mm '• * ** « _ "' j». • . - mm .* ' • A • • - • * .* ' .• •. • î > • s« • . „ ■* 9 * • ^ •• ; >• ■■r r .i v - _ f •* H rpporr ( l u r t t r l i m n , llrpptMT. Oregon Wednesday, IVftrmbrr 16, 1 C ■ H M Tourism committee met Dec. 8 , Lundin chairs again First graders spread Christmas cheer around Boardman gmup at this tune Mr Monahan also suggested a possible contact for future motel development here and the chamber will be asked to contact him Don Cole reported that the Umatilla National Forest has published a draft land and resource management plan, and the plan does not address recreation He encourag ed pe*»ple to respond to this plan There are copies available at Don's ' The Tourism Commuter met December M A» there was a lack of nominees. Fred l undin will continue as chairman The committee received a letter from Dommhjue Monahan, an e t Heppner resident He was interested ■n (tctting the committee to sponsor a passenger train from Portland to Heppner to celebrate the railroad's lutth birthday in IWH They dev h 1 ed it was too large large a project for fo r this q - 0 9 ? (J & o & -° ° p office(Fleppnct Elementary School.) the Gazette Times,or USF office Fred Lundin reported the Oregon Department of Transportation is reviewing the transportation and is looking for input on January 2 1 in Salem Don will attend and satry the concern» of the committee w ith him The nest meeting will he held January Id, 1U88 at X a tu at Col umbta Basin Electric 9 . • , AT THE ELKS (There will bt> N O dinner this night!) N E W Y E A R S EVE... (Spend it at the Elks) Member & Guest Special Seafood Buffet - Uve Mustc - Take IV Presale tickets to be sold at the Elks Club •25°°/Couple - *12M/Single (price includes dinner & danceV Deadline tor presale tickets is Dec 28th Regular ticket price • ‘30M'Couple • »«"/Singles: — By Joyce Hensley " It was a dark and stormy night "in Morrow County when a hit and run suspect made the wrong decu.on, December 2, in choosing to park his 1965 Chevrolet pickup in the middle of the east bound lane of Highway 730 at 8 .30 p m just out side the city limits of Irrigon, after allegedly colliding with the bac k of a potato truck on I 84 near mile post 177 at 8p.m then leaving the scene Jonathan Harey Evans, 26. Route 2 Bos 3-B, Echo, was found passed out in the front seat of his truck, lights out and motor shut off, by Ir rigon Police Officer Rob Elkins and Chief Steve Mackey upon in vestigating the vehicle After arousing the suspect, he became abusive and was cited for disorderly conduct, driving while suspended, and resisting arrest, ac cording to Chief Mackey Before being transfered to Dcpu ty Sheriff Gary Warren's Patrol car for the trip to the Umatilla police department for an minxilizcr lest. Evans proceeded to kick out the rear window on the drivers side of officer Elkins' patrol car He was then cited for criminal mischief. After being offered the intnxilizer test five times at (lie Umatilla Police Department and refusing, he was cited for driving under (he influence of alcohol, then tranpsorlrd to the Benton County jail by deputy sheriff WarTen and officer Elkins wherr he was lodged, according to Elkins December 7, Evans was given a citation for failing to perform the duties of a driver in a motor vehicle accident involving the December 2 incident where Evans allegedly col lided with the rear enJ of a Sunplot potato truck, driven by Milton Ire Tate, 1800 N E 10. Number 86 Hcrmiston, then fled the scene, ac cording to the hit and run in vestigating officer. Trooper Allen Mufis of the Hcrmiston ( fregon State Police Department contest held Dec. 20 The Outdoor lighting contest, sponsored by the Chamber of Com merce will be judged this Sunday, December 20 The prizes offered in this contest are for first place, a $50 gift ccr tificate. second place a $25 gift ccr (ideate. and third place a $10 gift certificate These certificates are to IIIM e O Prices for Dance Only - l5M Couple • '2** Single \ Snacks will be served at midnight ^ W E D . !\ H e I l l 'S 1 / » • — H ltftfe r J a c k p o t Heppner Elks 358 *76-9181 142 N. M ail! “Where Friends M eet" V Jam session held in Irrigon for Cystic Fibrosis victim By Joyce Hensley \ . A nine hour country western jam session was held Sunday for three month old Corrin Warr, a cystic fibrosis (C.F.) victim She won the hearts of the manager and employees at Paul's Inn of the Road,in Irrigon Her plight stirred them to give an open invitation to bands and musicians to help put on a benefit to raise funds for her family. Nineteen groups such as Mike Timpy and Company, from The Dalles and Pendleton, with Harlcne Patterson doing a tunc periodically; and Lita Hildman and her four teenage daughters, the Family Tradi tion from Trt-Citics. all country western groups, donated their talent for the sevston Groups came from Vancouver, Pendleton, and Walla ■ -Z ^ W e n c /e r Q u e s t Give that spec ial per son a "New Image" for Christmas! ★ One Session S 6 " ★ Ten Sessions - ‘55M ★ Twenty Sessions • MOO** Gift Certificates available for Slender Quest sessions. Drop by for your free demonstration^ Slender Q u e s t 676-5172 Walla, to perform with the Itxal talent Approximately $730 was raised, according to Harlcne Patterson, bartender for Paul's Inn of the Road, and also coordinator for the benefit "The community can really be pro^ ud of what they did," said Patterson The bar proceeds from the 5 p m. to 9 p m time slot, amounting to $307. were donated by Pharts Tim py, manager, and $423 came from donations and the raffle, according to Patterson. "People were donating gifts to be raffled off, such as bags of groceries, and hamburgers, even during the raffle." she said "It was fantastic " Corrin. daughter of Steve and An nette Warr, Hcrmiston. and grand daughter of Gale and Darrel Jones, Irrigon had to be flown to Portland because of an intestinal blockage the day after she was bom She was later diagnosed as having C F The expense of therapy , medica tion. periodic hospitalization, anti other medical expenses will coat the family $10.000 a year C.F. is a hereditary disease tn which the body produces abnormal ly thic k mucus The mucus becomes so thick that it forms plugs in many body organs, reducing their ability to work properly "It is easy for them to get lung disease," said her father, "that is why many C F patients don't make it to adulthood." "I closed the doors of my business while she was in the hospital, so wc could stay with her there in Portland, not knowing how long we would have her." said Ware, who runs his upholstery business in Hcrmiston " It really hurt." Cans have also been placed in several businesses in Irrigon for those who would like to help A lp h a I V •All Season Performance •Radial Fuel Economy •35.000 Mile Warranty ' 40 155R 12 155R 12 9Ô 'P165R-13 P175R 13 P185R 13 P185R 14 P195R 14 P205R 14 175 70R 13 4 3 ’* ^155R 13 3 8 ” 175 /OR 13 4 5 3 7 ” 185 70R 13 4 5 * * 165R 13 4 0 ” 18b 70R 13 4 7 * 1 4 6 ” 185 70R 14 4 7 ” 175R 14 4 6 ” 185 70R 14 5 1 ” 41 ” 195 70R 14 5 3 * 1 165R 15 4 6 ” 19b 7QR 14 5 4 4< OS P155R-13 36.44 37.41 39.31 41.70 42.66 44.1 2 P215R P205R P215R P225R P235R 14 15 15 15 15 W>u O d noi nood lo mrnneI ID done* A G O - . R e sta u ra n t HEELl r p g p* * & Lounge 47 . 7 0 46.0 6 47 . 9 5 50.8 3 53.2 4 * P1S5R 13 î y P165R "P175R P185R P185R P195R P205R 13 13 13 14 14 14 42.65 44.62 46.81 46.18 50.39 53.14 94 35s6 3 5 ” P215R P205R P215R P225R P235R a 175 /OR 13 185 70R 13 185 70R 14 195 70R 14 n 99 * V7 P155H 13 55.95 54.6 0 57 .3 6 60 .1 7 63 . 1 0 14 15 15 15 15 /P165R P175R P185R P18bR P196R P205R 13 13 13 14 14 14 52.12 55.26 59.70 62 .7 6 P215R P215R P205R Pi 15R 66.11 P225R 70.51 P235R — SMALL CAR RAOIAKS LARGE CAR RADIALS P155R-13 155R-13 165R-13 175R-13 "Tire Chain Headquarters' Mi k m a complete line of 4141 45.24 50.17 56.62 57.56 175/70R-13 185/70R 13 185/70R-14 195/70R-14 P175R 13 P185R 13 P18SR 14 P195R 14 P105R 14 1 P215R 14 P 2 25 R 14 P 205R 15 P215R 15 P 2 25 R 15 P 235R 15 61.29 65.04 5889 61.25 64.95 68.04 Ovr Htm Nome In P asse n ge r v m m i S T H S ^ iT T Starting At chains lor car. pickup, I k truck "IF YOU DON'T USE THEM BRING THEM BACK" 54.29 50.46 53^6 59.65 62.38 165R-15 43s 46.55 47.78 50.23 53.29 54.54 56.37 P165R 13 P155R-12 185R 14 ‘Help our needy Morrow County children FRI & SAT., DEC. 1K& 19 at 9 P.M. ADMISS: I NEW OR LIKE-NEW TOY Judy, ikive A Ijllian ask you. "Please join us and give our Morrow Counts kids Christmas. • Our Finest All Season Tire • Excellent Traction Plus Mileage • 60000 Mile Warranty •Total Performance Year Around • Smooth, Quiet Ride 40,000 Mile Warranty 185R 13 ANNUAL 7.-800 Total fcrfonnance 25 *Ho 3« (156ft 121 MMII im iif Ilka Maui Get your passenger aw chaîne eerty It you don't u m them return them tor ■ fu i cash refund after irte tael leget deie tor uiudded wee (Aprit is im a i • 1 41“ 46’' •• ’w 59 v.. a » .• -, V» ‘ N . V ' -• « • Members Please Note: l.ixige will be closed on Dec. 24. 25, 26. 27. & 2Sth. Outdoor lighting - - C 'P . , 7 ( 1. • ' • > ♦ * vM ♦ * w • *; •/:« Sat. Dec. 19th. Tom & Jerry Party W ard Reception - Live m usic Hit and run suspect arrested in Irrigon 1 ’ N r - • * Il , J • o °b? ■ * ■ '* * k _______ Pteio b> Joyce Heneiev First graders fmm Sam Boardman Elementary, place hells, birds, and stars which they nude in class for this specul occasion, on the Christnus tree in the Inland Empire Bank in Boardman. then take off a red and white stripped candy cane for themselves Singing Rudolph. Up onthe House Top. and We Wish You a Meny Christnus. to other businesses in town, is also on the afternoons agenda for the lively children, after they munch down a Christmas cookie given to them as a treat by the employees of the bank w* '*. • - I * * -*'*J u *. ;•. * • » g y \e ^ 47 35 75.04 66.49 73.45 76.27 78.26 15 03.3 7 m/jm 14 1b 1b H 1
