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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1989)
/ . •*2^ « . . . , . *: **• V» i *♦, » • •* ♦ «f » » *- Heppner ( .a /r ttr- l im rv Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. Januar» 4. I W * THREE Court receives tips from Umatilla Co. Extension Agent _____ __ ___ • Boardman • Irrigem News . • * *, J j « • »•**• * - T > »•.•1 .1 , •» V • .1 * ' • -• -X T, . •' / • i . « * C all 676-9228, 567-7873 o r 481-3274 With N ew s Hems City of Irrigon to have lights Dawn Hawkins. Umatilla County Extension Agent and Staff Chairman, met last Thurs day with the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court for 1989 and assisted them with speak ing, walking, sitting, grooming and other helpful hints for their coming year of ap pearances Their first appearance will be Fri- Aerobics begins new session A new session of Aerobics dance and fitness will start Monday. January 9 at the Hcppner Multi purpose room The five week class will he Mondays and Thursdays, ad vanced from 6 TO - 7:30 p m and beginners 7:30 - 8:30 p m If there is not enough students to hold the two classes they will he combined to an intermediate class time to be an nounccd in class For more informa tion contact instructor Joyce Huglies. 989 8412 Van Arsdale injured in fall Guy Van Arsdale. Heppner, was injured in a fall at his shop outside the Heppner City Limits on Sunday, January I at 11 49 a m Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Heppner ambulance •and the city police and deputy assisted in the care and transporting of Van Arsdale He was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital, stabilized and transported on to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. The full extent of his injuries was not known at press time. jgy \ f ou.se Factory S c a n ty S alon UNDA ÎVMS JUDY DAM U S Optntoi Nur Stytut . W D Va ht i Bnanim un 181-321« 1^11 «-- By Joyce Hensley The streets of irrigon will no longer be in the dark All of the city’s 55 street lights were turned off and the Public Scr vice Department laid off after a $46.474 operating levy failed November 8 for the third time The $46.474 levy was pul before the voters for the fourth time December 27 and passed by a 141 to 64 vote Even (hough the city operating levy now has passed, not all of the street lights will be turned on day, January 13. at the Town and Country Days where Queen Nancy Bailey will be crowned Shown are from left to right Dawn, Queen Nancy, princess Amy Greenup, Kristi O'Brien and princesses Jodee Ashbeck and Shawna Cash 4-H News H o o p S h o o t to Heppner Police b e h e ld J a n . 14 ____Report The Heppner Police department The Elks Hoop Shoot contest will be held on Saturday. Jan 14 at I 30 p m at Heppner Jr. High Gym Age group dates arc determined as of April I Groups include 8 & 9 year olds, 10 & II year olds, and 12 & 13 Winners from the area go to the district contest in Hermiston. on Sat Jm 2 h Contact Dave Gunderson 676 9128 tor more information Justice Court Report The Justice Court office at the courthouse annex in Heppner reports handling the following business dur ing the past week: Daniel William Duvall. Ukiah Illegal Possession Game Mammal deer, closed season. $350 fine. 2 year suspended hunting priviledgcs, no further violation of game laws. Steven Scott Dougherty . Heppner Violation of Basic Rule, 35 mph in a 25 mph zone. $17 fine; Lyle Rohrrt Davidson, I-aGrandc No Truck License. Defective Equip ment, $53 fine, Stephen Francis Moudy. Elgin- Defective Equipment. $17 fine, Robert Eugene Majors, Pendleton Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. $36 bail forfeited. Daniel Andrew Looslic, Lexington No Trailer License, $26 bail forfeited. Gary Allen Tracy. Gresham Hunting Prohibited Area To Wit Satety Zone. $82 bail forfeited, Kenneth Everett Wood. L;kiah Hunting Without Valid Controlled Elk Tag. $250 bail forfeited. Francis Norman Rea, Hillsboro- Hunting Without a Valid Elk Tag. $57 bail forfeited reports handling the following business during the past week Dec 26 7 p m request officer for Security Check Dec 27 8 27 p m -citation issued for Disobeyed Stop Sign Dec 28 10 09 a m-Assault IV arrest. 2 15 p m report of Wnr thless [Xxument. 8 25 a m citizen avsist stuck smoke alarm; I 24 p m assist ambulance Dec 29 8 59 a m Welfare Check. 2 40 p m assist lire department Dec 30 10 50 a ni assist lire department Dec 31 12 45 a m found pro perty. 12 57 a m request officer lor Security Check; 11 04 a m assist Morrow County Sheriffs depart ment. 6 40 p m Deliver Emergen cy Message. K 10 p m assist Mor row County Sheriffs department. 9 24 p.m report of lamd Party North le x Livestock By Justin Miller. Reporter On December 18. the North t.ex Uvcstock club had a 4 H meeting at the Lexington school house The leaders are f ieri finch and assistant Cathy Rauch Ibere arc 24 members in the club Officers are president. Nancy Hailey, secretary Kyle Broderick, vice president Nancy Morter, ik - sss reporter Justin Miller Amy called the meeting to order, Kvle read the minutes of the last meeting Some of 'he goals on things the club wants to do this year arc 1 1 take a tour to either a teed lot and pa*.king plant or veterinary clinic. 2) have some typo of party Nancy Bailey ottered to have a sheep titling presentation at her ranch fieri f inch talked to us about iiuk mg spci ul signs tor our tair exhibit I he sign committee is Jason Proud tool David Wjgcnhlavt, Justin Stiller and Linda Morter We also discussed having junior leaders Aim Wagcnhlast is junior sheep project leader. Kyle Broderick is beet We studied swine breed iden II I k at ion and played a swine trivia game \my adjourned the meeting COMPLETE TITLE & ESCROW SERVICE Locally Owned & The branch office, in Boardman. is not manned daily, however, if you call the Boardman number, the call will automatically be transferred to the Heppner office An appointment can then be arranged for you in the Board- man area Look for the Red Tag and Save on Exclusive Electronics Values! z January Clearance AndRedfeg _____________ I On-Screen-Programming VHS VCR Tandy" 1000 TX System Model 25 By Realistic * Save *64895 >120 O 279 * Reg 399 95 1-Year/6-Event Timer Budget-Priced Personal Printer R m . 39 * 59 95 TAD 245 By DUoFONE" January Special Save s30 Color or Black & White Jumbo Reprints 0095 5 color *1.29 or 5 B & W *1.29 w Reg 129 95 Dual microcassettes Voice activation Toll- Saver #43 394 Different Negatives, Same size Beeperless Remote 4 Q 0 0 9095 R#g mm Telephone Answerer *«f I I I» Voice-Actuated Cassette CTR 85 By Realistic Q f f Baft*#'** e d d 'N n a l crystal* e*fra W Hands-Free Recording Reg 219 95 MS DOS’ compatible dot-matrix ideal for data processing Bit image graphics Prints BOcps »26 2802 MS 33% Range Boost antenna system and 3 watt power extend sig nal reach With Ch 14 crys tals #211639 | £ t * K c O L O R LAB. 159 * tOO « itti ptf cftânnti numi tmm Hm into I olimi ?0 ?© 900 Mj *«tfi no mort (Mo 0 J H TMO TRC 219 By Realistic W h ile Supplies Last Apple B arrel' acrylic paints add color for todays decorative painting stenciling general arts, crafts and hobby projects These six V ounce bottles come in vivid primary or rustic country colors Nontoxic, permanent ____________________ »m a Save *60 Reg 349 95 3-Channel Walkie-Talkie a 49 95 Auto level recording Built-in mike ear phone jack #14 1056 RaHe#«»* a Stereo Headphones gas Recalls up to 32 en tries for checking calculations With batteries »65 577 Low-Noise Audio Cassettes H A LF P R IC E ! 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"The only thing I’ve noticed," said Barbara W’udekamper, of Brown's Auto ami Truck Stop along Hwy 730, "is speeding is picking up on the highway through town und people are not paying attention to stop signs " "There has mu been a big rash of crimes." said Police Chief Steve Mackey "The big thing is the traf fic violations " The lights will he turned on. the Public Service Department will go Kick to work, city hall will be bustl ing again and things will be back to normal in the city of Irrigon after the tiisi of the 1989 u-.ir *‘l don't visuaJi/e more than a third of them being turned hac k on before the third of March." said Ir- ngon Mayor. Don Eppcnhach "We will pick the parts of town which are more heavily populated " The tab for Umatilla Electric tur ning the 50 lights back on will be $25 per light The city has already made ar rangements for a temporary loan to cover the added $1.250 expense of the hook ups, plus other expenses which have occurred due to city hall and the Public Safety department be ing shut down after the city operating levy failed Five of the lights were turned on earlier by businesses along Highway 730; Gregg's Irrigon Tavern. Inn of the Road. Brown’s Auto and Truck Stop. Irrigon Market and Irrigon Stone The exist of the earlier hook up ami $12 monthly charge is being shared by those businesses V i;* v .. V,
