Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, December 28, 1988, Page THREE, Image 3

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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
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Mur Stylist
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j We wish everyone a Happy New
J Year.
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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 ;
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•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
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|oh knowledge, leadership
q u a litie s .
s ig n ific a n t
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Reinforced for long life
EPDM rubber com p o ­
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coolants and additives
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makes ol automobiles
Protect yourseil against
worn belts and always
carry a spare
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C le rk o f tbe Morrow County
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Irrigon special lew passes
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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-
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