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* • • /•..*.. •> • * ^ . / V *• . . . - ■* •, ••. . % * * A . • / * . * * ;• /; - . • ■ • • • ■* ^ ' ... * , •-* ■ ^ **- *.• *'*• 7 ;• ... •'**•■ - ; • • - „ • « In the Service D uring d m (raining student* received instruction in d rill and icre m nn ie v weapons. map reading, tactics, m ilitary courtesy. m ilitary lustice. first aid and Army history and tradition* The soldier is a I9XX graduate o f Meppner High Sch>M>l A ir F are* StafT Ngl, Ihom as C Abercrom bie, s«m o f Lcnard D Abercrom bie of Irngon and Fvclyn Carpenter i*f Florida, has been nam ed maintenance person o f the month for the 'hbth Aircraft Generation Squadron Correction Shawna Cash'*, name was in advertently omitted as being a representative o f the Morrow Coun ty Fair and Rodeo Court for 19X9 Our apologies. Shawna Chamber Chatter By Ct«ud>a Hughaa Chambor M anage Pvt. Scottie K. Jone*, son o f U ’ wcll and Tonya Jones. Meppner. has completed basic training at Fort l-eonjrd Wood. Mo D uring the training, student* received instruction in d rill and ceremonie*, weapon*, map reading, tju ic s . m ilitary courtesy, m ilitary justice, first aid. and Arm y history .nul traditions His w ife . K im b e rly , is (he daughter o f Donald and Linda Bond o f Meppner He is a I9XX graduate o f Heppner High School Pvt. Daniel \V . B y rd , son o f Robert W anti Barbara Byrd o f Ir rigon. has completed basic training at Fort Knox. Ky. D uring the (raining, students received instruction in d rill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, m ilitary courtesy, m ilitary justice, first aid. and Army history and traditions He is a I9XX graduate o f Riverside High School. Boardman Pvt . Je a n in e F itz s im m o n s , daughter of Ri*ben and Roberta F it/ simmons of Heppner. has completed basic training al Fort D ix. N J The ¡M o u se Fa cto ry B ea u ty Salon Often after Christmas, people ex perience a feeling o f let down when it should really be a time o f promise and new beginnings It's a time to get our priorities in our homes, businesses and com m unities in order I t -* a time to decide how much we can give o f ourselves, but not to the extent that we over extend and forget what is really important It's a time o f renewal for everyone Thus, it is also time to esaluatc the direction Chamber is going, plan some visible gy»als fo r the coming year, look at the memberships' priorities, and decide where we want to go from here Kvery C hjm bcr member should he a part o f this plan ning session and is encouraged to at tend the Tuesday. January 'business meeting at noon at the Flks More input makes Chamber succeed in representing the community Congratulations to newly elected Chamber Board member* Forric Burkenbine. Bob K ahl. C liff Green and Don Boyce 19X9 officers w ill be elected during the Chamber Board o f Directors meeting at X M) a m Friday. January 6. at the F \ tension office and installed during the Annual Chamber Luncheon. Tuesday. January 10 Mark sour calendars to participate in Town and Country ''d o in g s ” ihe week o f the I Oth through 13th The week focuses on the theme "O u r Country. Our Future. Our Kids' HAPPY NEW Y E A R ' May all your troubles last as long as your New Year's resolutions'” LINDA TOMS JUDY DANOIS Uanifar Operator 200- H j VP' Mur Stylist In Unir,brum IM I- 3 2 1 4 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * ; The Gazette-Times office will be * closed Monday, January 2, 1989. j We wish everyone a Happy New J Year. * * * * * * J 2 2 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PAITY 89 Beecher’s \ e w Y e a r ’s Eve »ASH! Mexican Goodies: Enchiladas - Tacos Re-fried Beans Spanish Rice Chili Rellenos or order from menu Dinner 6 - 9 p.m. Beecher’s [Live Music! Dance ; : • to the music of: • : i Fugitive»* i • • ; music, 9 - 2 a m. i •GAMES •PARTY FAVORS Fine Foods lone 422-7540 Pioneer Memorial Clinic Will Be Closed Jan. 2 For a New Year’s Holiday Heppner G azette-1 im r*. H eppner. Oregon Wednesday, December 2X.I9XX - I HREF Abercrombie i* an aircraft en v ironm entjl systems technician at Mountain Home A ir Force Base Idaho The selection was based on the in d iv id u a ls exemplary duty perfor iiv j ik c |oh knowledge, leadership q u a litie s . s ig n ific a n t se lt- im p ro v c m e n t and o th e r accomplishment* His w ile . Danna. is the daughter ot Dan M ixirc o l Renton W ash and Ruth Stauder o f V illa (¡rove. Ill He is a 19X0 graduate ot Riverside High School. Boardnun : • M ew s , • Call 676-9228, 567-7873 or 481-3274 With News Items ty government management services and needed insurance coverages Based upon the last information .nailable from the Tax Assessor, in dications were that a levy rale o f S4 69 per SI.(MX) was needed to operate for a fu ll year A voter turnout wav listed h> the County Clerk as 4X percent Engagements Boardnun I tllicum Club announc cd the winners o f the C hristnus Lighting Contest in Boardnun This year * residential winner received VH) and a certificate Eirst place went to the John Hardic home at Eastrcgaard E states Second place winner was the Ernest Wade home alsoat Eastregoard Estates Wade's received a certificate and $15 Honorable mention was given to the M ike Burg home on M l Adams Street In the commercial or business category winners were first place Telephone U tilitie s o l Eastern Oregon for their towering lighted Christmas tree, and the C ity o f Boardman took second place for ihcir beautifully decorated C ity Hall and the courageously lighted water lower Each also received cer litis, atos and i ash pri/es Honorable mention went to the C and I) D rive Inn Die ludges also noted they liked Ihe Dan Shoenuke home on W ilson Road, the Jack B o /a rth 's o n Hoard nun Avenue, the IVwcy West home on Columbia and ihe Mel laippen home on Kincaid Avenue « • g . •* * \ • * - J * , 2 _ ' * ■ •v . '. '• - v . • ; ' . U. * • ' v * V . ' . ••»*' ' * ' L • r • s - v .. V S > - • ' . V • s .' planned in Irrigon f ;. - ■ -» ... •• .• dessert Ihe meal w ill he served al 23c a dip except tor pie which w ill be .Vk‘ • 4 1 ' i ■ft A second potluck dinner is being planned in Irngon to help bridge the financial gap for police officers They h jv c not received pay tor December because the budget tail ed to puss in the November election The dinner w ill he held at Stokes lan din g Senior Center on Fridas, December 30 from 5 to 7 p.m The community is invited to participate by bringing a hot dish, salad or '« r *' -A, -v* I •t Second ¡xitluck *. T - .• • Boardman lists li^htin^ contest winners • * . ft • ft ** ' V r * L ? : ' ■* ■ * > :' • .* 4 S ’ . ’ * y * ! V ; - • • .** •'/ Since this is the last Friday o l the month, it is also "G am e N ig h t” troni 7 M) to |o p m Everyone is welcome to come and play carda or table games Refreshments w ill be served There is a charge to cover expenses * « 1 ( . I *'• y *1 *. G % * * * d N*..* Flexible Radiator Hoses Onasch — Hunt M r and M rs Don Hunt. Beaverton, would like to announce the engage meni and coming marriage ot their daughter J il lane Nadine Hum. Newport, to David Ridley Onasch, Newport son of M r ami Mrs I>on Onasch. Honolulu. Hawaii rhe bride is a graduate of Beaverton High School and Oregon State University She is presently teaching ai 3 aquina View Elcntcnlary School in Newport I he groom is a graduale ot lolani School and I ewis and Clark College He is currently teaching al Toledo Middle School in Toledo The wedding w ill be held Januurv 21. 19X9 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Beaverton Easy to install High burst strength hose Reinforced for long life EPDM rubber com p o nents resist deteriora tion from extreme heat, coolants and additives #TM2? «- s ' Dependable long last ing NAPA tan belts avail able in sizes to lit all makes ol automobiles Protect yourseil against worn belts and always carry a spare #25-11303 148 E C enter ’ - ' • ‘ *v kofirr kup kryrlrn O k 22 Vtaii 1 4 »At The Dregs 41 23 W-3 .’ 4 The (Sits 14 TV's Ihe (»utter Dusters The Hi H o i "vy V>v* The Hopeful's JJ '1 R>v> "yy No Pm Haters 41 MCGG 2J 21 Bees her v Alies t 'Hs 41 Splits converted Jan Puustain 1 H) High games Iris Campkell :xh Jos»e kindsiathcr 211 High series Iris ( amphell Nl! 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C RcjMir I Clyde W est Inc M orrow County Pacific Mutual I esco W illiams Western States 24764 (N) 2073 (Nl 311 I 16X NNI XIX 12291 10302 (Ml 7(1 (N) 7X 12 INNI 96 .• V *• ^ A > »ny •rw MORROW C O I N n BU I S P A ID O V I R S.NM) HD N O V I M B I R I9XX A C C R U A L BASIS A irport Lund Bart D Taylor CIS (City Coun Express Tempor Heppner Postnu International M orrow County Pacific Mutual Stephen Trukns Wallace H W,.| * * .. 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MI AI IH F I N I) Association ot 1133'Mi Pacific Mutual 1472 XX Bank ol I aster Oregon Dep< O W ' 00 MOTOR I XX)| Ixxin g to n Auto 306 'X Morrow County 76X xt M( )RRi >W ( ( ) M E D IC A I PI N I) Morrow ('«runty '2I39X O X IX IR I OF MORROW port oi Mirow MM62 *4 C IT Y OF B O A R D M A N ( its o f Boar«l I 77 J59 l * C IT Y OF HEPPNER Cits ol Heppne 237694 91 cm m h » m Cits o f lone I '4 ‘)9 |9 C IT Y OF IRRIGON C ily o f Irrig o 4 116X H I B O A R D M \N Ri im i Boardman Rural IX27XIN) HI PPNER R FI’ D Heppner Rural X977 61 IRRIGON RFPD Irrigon Rural 21336 '7 70 INI 31 20 INI 60 >14 i> i- ', . V a J r ftiV Rt lA R D M \N < I M l 11 R t Boardman Cemei 4 |9 | 4X III PPNI R ( I M l I I H\ Heppner Cernete I X' x2 n i i IO N I I I X C l M l 11 RN l««ne Lexington 14'63 '(• IRRIGON C l M l I I R3 Irrigon Celitele 41169 2 ' B O A R D M A N PARK Boardman Park ( M il2 XX IRRIGON PARK Irrig on I’.«»It A I h l 16 65 MORROW CO S( III H il D IS I Morrow Co Sv ho X1 |<)3()| ' I Ml I I M I I D l ( DIS IR K I B lu e M ild u v . il 11' 7 1 4 1 XX MM I M I M A I Um atilla Count 4 6 11 ix xx N M l )RR< )W V F C I O R CON I Rt >1 Bank «*1 Faster 3X21 17 F O R I S I P A I ROI Oregon State D 4 ' X ‘U X I -, . • W* - k ' ^ - ' f . V * - , -V l • M 3 . . . 1 X- • Y *v’ ♦ * 1 .< * ^ • ' •1 " , 1 ■ . ... ‘ vd " » * *ublisheil December 2X. I9XX J ' MORROW C O l N I3 C O L R I OR D I R S No v . No v . 9 - 9 - O r d e r A p p r o v i n g One T a * R e f u n d Order in the M a tte r o f A p p o in tin g a J u v e n l l e C o u r t Judge P ro-T em p ore N o v . 16 N o v ! 30 NOVI M BI R L'XX O r d e r A p p r o v i n g One Ta* R e f u n d Two ( 2 ) O r d e r s i l l t h e H a t t e r o f A ppointm ent o f a J u s t ic e o f the Peace R r o - T e a i p o r e Barbara B io od sw orth C le rk o f tbe Morrow County Xihlished December 2H. I9XX *** » C our * + * atm *,*s*m&** : . e *. ”TTT •*# • / Boardman • Irrigon Irrigon special lew passes 141 to 64 The Irng on Ctty Emergency levy and temporary tax rate increase, voted on Tuesday. December 27 passed with a vote o f 141 to 64 rhe city asked that the pc* p ie pass a levy S46.474 iHitside the tax base for operating purposes for I9XX XU IXie to the circumstances o f no funding, the city has had to cut police services und nuke o ils in c i- # «• • - »1, < i» * /• A 't i ' .'**.* -N
