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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1987)
• • •• , -, » - . **~ r < , , - * ., • .• -v . .** *v , . . .. . .. * * - I • ___,*_>.« • : ’ _________ -v1. ' *• ' • *5 . -./. * * . 4> •-»** . . -• •• » , ■ '• . • » . * \ ». • •* - \ L ____ ..................•-------------' . V . . S W . >»■- • '_ v _ Heppner C»»/eUe-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 30, 1007 - FIVE Reflecting through the year January — School levy finally passes after many trie« John E Sallee was charged in connection with burglary at the W agon W heel Cafe Dam ages and stolen articles were valued at $1200 Heppner’s First Citizens named were Jane Rawlins and Larry M ills Rem odeling Heppner Hotel considered viable investm ent . says board of directors for Bank of Eastern O regon. Fate of M orrow County Health Care still up m the air after public hearing County Court close to decision on short term health care plan. February — Feb 9-100 years ago H eppner was incor porated in to a city O regon Governor Neil G oldschm idt visits H eppner M arch — Lifeguard helicopter back in service C ity Landfill needs plan to meet DEO requirem ents Ebb Hughes and Josephine Rands are grand m arshal s for St P a trick's Day Parade First C ounty wide m edical board appointed Park district to ask levy approval Silence shrouds PMH adm inistrator resignation-opposing views on m anagem ent said reason A p ril — Home Health Agency requests hospital take over- funding partially responsible for move Morrow County Operating Levy passed health care levy, park district and Heppner City charter am endm ent also passed Mader nam ed C onservation Man of the Year Dr Koznek leaves Heppner. Lance Marvin wins trip to Chicago International Arts Festival May — Verna Brinda named Extension Woman of the Year Proposed Landfill would provide jobs and revenue Finley Buttes considered as site Ernest W ick replaces John Hempel as PMH adm inistrator Fr Dom inic Hahn w ill serve St P a trick's and S? W illiam s C hurches Rose City M otorcycle Club rallies through Heppner-712 bikers participate M urray's Drug store burglarized. O lden-M cCabe fam ily hosts M em orial Day Pioneer Picnic Board leans toward clinic lease-North Morrow Medical Board has begun steps to lease clinic. June — Council approves proposed information. hotel contract Class of 87 graduated from area schools Angie Pedro and C huck Holt sworn in as City Council m em bers. Mam power line construction underway-from Baseline Road into Heppner W ilgers chosen for O regon Class A and B All-Star basket ball series Mike M atthews is grand m arshall for lone 4th of July celebration. Aikm an hired as Public W orks Directory. July — Two doctors visit H eppner, m eet hospital board Zielinski moves practice to Herm iston. H eppner still looking for a doctor. W illow Creek Lake gets boat docks Four returns from China tour-Jason D ougherty. Jason Palm er, Kim Sager and coach Dale C onklin return from 10 day tour with Am ateur Sports Developm ent Landfill contracts approved W heat yields may be best ever C om m ittee ponders A rchitect for Heppner Hotel August — County, Road departm ent disagree on wage issue. Kmzua donates 37th calf roping saddle Steve C urrin wins calf roping saddle. A rchitect nam ed for hotel project Power rates increase Oct 1. Four arrested on drug charges-Tw o Irrigon men and man and wom an from H erm iston charged with cocaine sales September — Boeing plans to expand space park near Boardm an Nov 1988 set for com pletion of hotel project M etro eyes Finley Butte for Portland garbage Oiaper plant may open in Boardm an. Factfinder hears wage and insurance views of county and road departm ent _____ October — Missy 4 5 i y « >• Schoonover named Fair and Rodeo Queen One in four bag buck. Patty G entry celebrates 20 years with Bank of Eastern Oregon Morrow students com pare favorably with national average on SAT tests Heppner Hotel concerns to be finalized by council. Nancy Bailey and Kristi O 'B rien named Fair and Rodeo princesses. November — M urrays Drug Store robbed again! Morrow County receives first ever gold m edallion award for Fair and Rodeo Bid for W illow Creek Road to go out late this fall. M ustangs meet Prospectors in football Class A playoffs in John Day. Tony C urrin and Butch Knowles ranked in PRCA world standings French files for re-election for State Representative. New business in tow n-Fabncs, Etc. United Way exceeds their lim itations. December — Don Peterson elected OW GL President Mader farm s selected by OWGL as 1987 Conservation Farm of the Year Slender Quest, new business in town M iff Devin, lost overnight in the m ountains near Heppner was found in good condition.. O liver Devin donates $1000 to Search and Rescue for help in assisting with the rescue of son Miff. Sandi Hanna nam ed PMH em ployee of the year. Hazel Ham lin celebrates 93 glorious years. County Court and Road Dept, reach agreem ent. William cordially invite you to attend the elevation of St. William's Mission to St. William's Parish at a Mass celebrated by Bishop Thomas /. Connolly Bishop of Baker at 1:30 p m. - lanuary 3, 1988 St. William's Catholic Church lone , Oregon ■ t v t k C 0H il f „ * ■ s • ■% * 1 W . -V- “H 40 to 45 % OFF ALL • • • f .. . Ashhaughs celebrate 70 years ()n Sunday. December 21. 1987. Clair Ashhaugh. 91, and Fay Ashhaugh. 83 celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary at their home in Ponland. Oregon Their children. l-owcll o f Portland. George o f Coos Bay, Lois Redding o f tan Angeles, California, were present as well as Clair's sister. Lucy Glasscock. 95 o f Portland, and friends Clair and Fay were raised at Hardman, and married in Heppner They remember they had a fish dinner after the wedding In 1921 they moved to Vancouver. Washington, and then hack to Fastcm Oregon in 1934 where he worked on the family ranch and for Morrow County However, part o f this time was spent in Northern Washington, where Clair worked in the highway construction east o f Seattle In 1941 they moved to Portland, where they worked in the ship yards Fay later worked at Meier and Frank for about 20 years until her retirement They have five grandshiIdren. Shari Sheehan o f I.ukc Hasasue. Arizona. Randy and Cary Residing o f San Franc isco, California and Denese Vlosky who resides in Seattle. Washington, and Dana Ashhaugh o f Drain . . ••• , .*> • i • s * • » . . . * - Single Filter 45% O ff vV ■>* s i Case Mix or Match: 45% O ff O n e D oze n Heppner Auto Parts ä 6 7 6 -9 1 2 3 148 E. C e n te r H eppner » ■ •% i BR AN D n e * I IMSI L A T i:» DU C K OVERA1 VJ W inter BMCC classes to start Jan. 4 i Beginning and advanced Aerobic- classes taught by Joyce Hughes w ill start January 4 lor 5 weeks Another session begins on February 8 Con tact Joyce at 676 9228 or 989 8412 •• Heavy duty 100% cotton duck outerehell resists briars, brambles. — and barbed wire Community Calendar i Elastic inserts at back waist fo r more information Dance to Fitness classes w ill begin January 4 with another session beginning February 8 Contact San dy Devin for more information at 7--J - ■ r c. - . i j j . . .. ■ - - c - Machine washable 676 SSU .. V v , Christian Church to hold New Years Party The First Christian Church w ill hold a New Years Eve Party Thurs day December 31. The fun and fellowship w ill start at 8 p m in the basement o f the church Bring games, goodies, and your friends Everyone is welcome Come »>ut and join us. 100% nylon taheta lining The Heppner Merchants commit tee w ill hold its annual meeting January 20. 6; 30 p m at Kales P i/ /a in Heppner Business w ill include election of 1988 officers and setting the ealen lone Topic Club met at the home ot Katherine Ltndstrom with Chris ty Crowell and Tanya Hcideman as hoaicaaeson D sca n b n 16 t*>i their Christmas party Special guest was Isa Brown Sue Proud foot was welcomed as a new member Following a Christmas luncheon. Christy read a children s Christmas story entitled "The Polar Express" written and illustrated by Chris Van Allshurg Flash member named her favorite carol and gifts were exchanged Don Bristow's name was drawn to Heppner B«x>ster club w ill meet on Monday. January 4 at Kale's P i//a Parlor, upstairs at 7 30 p m New members arc especially encouraged to attend !x ; „•** * stitched lor strength N - - dar o f events for the year ITic annual meeting w ill he a no host dinner from the menu at Kates All business people arc encouraged to attend receive the oil painting donated by Shirley M i Nary as a benefit for the lone Public l ibrary The club wants to thank all those who donated to this project > - - l v '.i Two way brass leg rippers double Merchants committee to elect new officers Booster Club meets Jan. 4 7.88 S D in n e r F o llo w in g At lo n e Legion H a ll V- lone Topic Club hold Christmas luncheon cW $ * A * - v, • . J , v Nil GARDNER’S wn Heppner 193 N. Main H A P P Y N E W Y E A R — H A P P Y N E W Y E A R ---- C ou rt S tr e e t M a rk et .« < A CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS N allev’s ?t t ucel Chili 30 O f. 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