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EOFF purchases Central Pacific Freightlines
Lee Campcoi, president o f the
Eastern Oregon East Freight. Inc.,
has announced that the firm had con
cluded negotiations to purchase the
operating authority. as well as some
o f the equipment o f Central Pacific
Freightlincs, Inc. Central Pacific
Freightlines Inc. is no longer an
operating company.
Eastern Oregon Fast Freight. Inc
shall continue to operate temporari
ly under the assumed business name
o f "C entra] Pacific F re ig h t" in the
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M r Campcul states that almost all
45 employees o f Central Pacific
Freightlines Inc have been hired as
new employees with Eastern Oregon
Fast Frieght. Inc The freight ter
nunals in Coos Bay. Brookings.
Eugene and Medford have been leas
ed by Eastern Oregon Fast Freight
Some terminals arc expected to be
moved to better quarters during the
next several months
Eastern Oregon Fast Freight is a
rapidly expanding regional firm
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areas o f Oregon. Eastern and L'cn
tral Washington, and all o f Idaho
Owners A rnold and June Hoselton.
have committed the firm to provide
last service and early deliveries, and
this has allowed the company to
grow in revenues from S 140.000 in
1978 to V7 m illio n in 1988
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presently negotiating the purchase o f
another trucking firm to further
enhance serv ice
Deciduous shrubs are topic at Garden Club
"D eciduous Shruhs for Morrow
C o u n ty" was the subject for the
February 8 meeting o f the lone
Garden Club and was led by Delta
Huber She stated that deciduous
shurbs give a pleasing variety of
shapes, color and textures in (he
garden Some shapes are dw arf or
mound, ball or oval. vase, fountain.
Follow ing the no-host luncheon
hosted by D clptu Jones and Virginia
Peck, birthday sake was served
honoring seven members w ith btr
ttulays between July and January
Guest for die day was Dorothy Bur
cham o f the Ixxington Garden Club
Final plans arc in the making for the
Blue Mountain District *10 meeting
at W illow s Grange Hall A p ril b
upright or column and informal
Members named the fo llo w in g
deciduous shrubs growing in their
yards Burning Bush, Forsythia.
Snowball, lilacs, potcntialla. spirca.
cotoneaster. Rock Daphne. Beauty
Bush. Red I wig Dogwood. M ollis
Azalea and pyrtxaniha
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sent invitations to their teddy bear and
brought them to school The class split into
groups where some of the children were
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were in charge of refreshments, which were
nutritional They served grapes, apples,
cookies and grape juice to their bears
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A Medford, native. Stockton serv
cd in the U S Navy from 1971 to
1975 and is currently a Commander
in the Naval Reserve He graduated
from Oregon State U niversity at
C orvallis in 1971 with a degree in
c iv il engineering Sltxkton is a
registered professional engineer in
the state o f Oregon
Stockton joined the Portland
D istrict as an Engineer in Training
in 1975. starting in Soils Section.
Foundation and Materials (F & M )
Branch In 1981 he was named chief
o f Soils Section The F & M Branch
was restructured and renamed
Geotechnical Engineering Branch in
1984 and Stockton was named
Branch chief in 1986
Currently residing in Gresham.
Stockton and his wife Joan have
three children Matthew. 16; Mark,
14; and John. 11.
By J ill C on klin
Die Heppner Fillies traveled to
M.iuptn to try to clinch first place in
the Columbia Basin Contcrcnce
They were successful in doing this
and also beating the W'asco County
Kcdsidcs 44 4(J on Saturday
A lter the long ride to Maupin the
Fillies came out (Tat Heppner had
trouble generating any orfihse and
also couldn't play very gtxxl defense
and fouled the Rcdswles IT times in
the opening pcritxl W’asco County
only nude two field goals but were
sent to the tree throw line 10 times
and converted on seven attempts to
take a first quarter advantage over
the Fillies I V8
Jennifer C urrin and Sandi Turner
lound the shooting touch in the se
cond quarter scoring all ol Hcpp
ner's eight points The Heppner
defense also woke uj> and held
W'asco County to just four points
D ie Redsidcs still held a slim lead
at halftime 17-16
Turner and Lihby B ritt each
scored six jmints in the third quarter
Behind an excellent defensive effort
by the front line o f Turner. C urrin
and I ami Lindsay. Wasco County
ciHild not get the hall inside ami were
forced to shoot long shots After
three quarters the Fillies led 50-27.
In the fourth peruxl each posses
sion was important as Heppner tried
to hold on to the lead and Wasco
County tried to pull ahead The
Fillies never fell behind, hut found
themselves ahead by only two points
at many times After turning tJx- hall
twice in a row it looked like the Red
sides may have had a chance, hut
they were unable to convert With
five seconds Heppner held a slim
tw o point lead hut Jill Conklin was
Steve Stockton
State Board of la x Service l x
am iners a d m in is tra to r Joyce
rhorbeek today ottered suggestions
lor taxpayers who w ill turn to pro
tessionals lor preparation o f their in
come tax returns
According to I horbcck. the most
important thing to remember when
seeking the vers ices o l a tax proles
sional is to nuke sure he or she is
qualified
"Oregonians are more fortunate in
this reg jrd than taxpayers in other
states," Ihorbcck said, "because
Oregon I S the only state that requires
competency testing ami licensing of
such professionals
Hie 1 ax Board issues two types of
lax practtoner licenses Licensed tax
preparers, who may work only
under tlx- supers ision of others, must
meet educational requirements ami
pass an exam on tax law ami prac
lice Licensed tax consultants must
have two years experience as tax
preparers and p a ss an exam on ad
vanced tax law Tax consultants may
operate independently Attorneys,
certified public accountants and
stale licensed public accountants arc
also autfiorL/cd to prepare tax returns
tor their clients
Ih o rb c ik noted that licensed tax
consultants and preparers are re
quirrd to operate their businesses ac
cording to a code o f professional
ethus developed by the board For
example, licensees are prohibited
from arranging to have a client's in
conx- lax return! check nulled to the
licensee lor any reason, and they
must return source materials pros id
ed by the taxpayer if so requested
TJiorheck reported that the tax
practitioner licensing law has helped
weed out incompetent, dislionesi and
" f ly by n ig h t" operators But she
warned that taxpayers who rely on
unlicensed individuals have no
assuranccd the practitioner is either
knowledgeable or ethical "T a x
payers should steer clear of anyone
who wants to prepare their returns
fo r pay but w on't sign the return in
the paid preparer space.” fhorbeck
advised "That generally means they
have something to hxle. ami it's pro
bably the tact that they aren't
qualified or licensed to do the
work
fouled and iced the game with two
free throws Turner had six very im
portant points in the final period for
Heppner
Turner scored 20 points to take
game high honors C urrin added 10
points and 11 rcboynds. Conklin
dished out five assists to aid the
cause Gretchen Peterson lead the
Redsidcs with I? points and Patti
Johnson chipped in 12
The Fillies record now stands at
12-0 and 13-3 The Redsidcs drop
ped into a tic w ith Nk cston McEwen
for second place after losing
Heppner played their last home
game o f the season against Um atilla
on Tuesday and w ill close out their
regular season play at The Dalles
Friday against the Wahtonka Fugles
Hus w ill he an important game as
the Fugles are Imiking to gain the
fourth place spot and a district lour
nament appearance
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Steven L. Stockton has been nam
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o f the Portland D istrict. U S Arm y
Corps o f Engineers
Stockton was previously chief o f
the G e otech nica l E n g in e e rin g
Branch in Engineering D ivision In
his new assignment he w ill supervise
about 190 professional employees,
including engineers, geologists,
hydrologists, scientists and other
technical personnel The Engineer
ing D ivision is responsible for c iv il
works projects such as high head
dams and navigation lix k s fkxxl and
erosion control facilities, fish ladders
and fish facilities The Division also
has responsibility for d rillin g ex
p lo ra tio n , geo lo gy and so ils
engineering work, hydraulic design,
sedimentation and water quality
studies, concrete control and design
w ork, architectural design; and
surveying and photogrammetry
studies
State board offers help in
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towards purchasing school items that is not
in the budget In the past computer printers,
disk drives and new sports equipment has
been purchased The carnival was a huge
success
Fillies clinch first place in CBC
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pond Saturday night at the Parents Club Car
nival Her mother Teresa helps her retrieve
her catch The proceeds from the carnival go
Stockton named Corps Chief of Engineering division
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