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'* . h h m m . •* * *■ '' ** ! * ••• * „ ................ é • ».* /• ; » • ^ >: t * • ' ^ - * .* • • ■■* : O - I l - I . . lle p p n e r tia r e tte - lim e s . H e p p n e r, O re g o n W ednesday. Vugust 9 , 1989 - FIN K Heppner Police Report Wedding D.A.’s Report The Heppner Police Department reports h andling the fo llo w in g business during the past week: July 31 6 .38 a m. - False A la rm . f»4H p m Report o f Suspicious Ac- liv ily ; 7.04 p m. - Juvenile charged w ith Burglary II. Theft II, C rim in a l Trespass II, 9 25 p m • cita tio n I'vuetl fo r Illegal " U ’ * T urn Auguct I; 10 a m Funeral E w a rt; 10:23 p m * Request o ffic e r fo r security cheek August 2 4 34 p m • report o f August 3 4 15 p m - report o f W orthless Document August 4: 9 17 p m. - M o to rist assistance. August 5 8 p m ■ assist I ’m a tilla County S h e riff Dept , 8 38 p m - m otorist assistance, 11:57 p m , - m otorist assistance A ugust 6 12: l2 a m. - citation issued to three under 2 1 fo r m in o r in [krvsessKm. 1 2 6 a m request o f ficer fo r security check. I 44 a m - request o ffic e r fo r security check. Engagement te, • 0 a P entecostal F e llo w s h ip W o rs h ip in g . . . . In S p ir it and T ru th J o in U s: Sunday School 10:00 a m Emphasis on Children Puppets. Object lessons and Stories M o rn in g W orship - 11:00 Sunday Evangelistic Service - 6 :3 0 p m 989 8193 Chun h o f ( f t I ClrwIiinJ. If mi Get Your Cars Readv For the 1989 Fair & Rodeo! Your NAPA Parts Store Carries Parts For A ll Cars— Old & New! C t Ü Heppner Auto Parts A A ll tfw r ia lti p.u ts in a ll lite* rig id places' 676 9123 140 E Center Heppner The reconstruction o f Phase II on the W illo w Creek Road o f 5 9 miles has been com pleted Phase III reconstruction o f 4 8 miles is to be completed the summer o f 19*8) Ib is w ill complete the 18 3 miles o f reconstruction on this road This summer the county crusher has been located on Skinner Creek crushing rock fo r the reconstruction CHEVROLET C1500 Extended Cab Silverado YOU CANT BEAT OUR DEAL Find A Better Price And We ll Beat It SHERRELL CHEVROLET 296 E. Mam 567-6487 HERMISTON. OREGON '•»T* ’»• • •- ' * o f I ’hasc II and Phnie III on the W illo w Creek Road It is anticipated this operation w ill be com pleted in approxim ately tw o week» and the crusher w ill m ove to Sandhollow to begin crushing rock fo r county pro iccts and mads The month o f July has tound coun ty crews busy chip scaling anil pav ing county roads S tockpiling and chip scaling was done on the fo llo w in g roads: Fast Baseline. 5 8 m iles. L ittle Butter C reek. 6 m iles; Juniper Road, 7 m iles, fo r a total o f IH H m iles to date T w o and eight-tenths o f K ilke n n y Road was blade patched w ith a tw o inch, twenty tw o foot w ide o verlay applied arul completed Patching o f potholes continued through the month o f July on a number o f county roads in both the Irrig o n Boardman area, as w ell as the south end o f the county V arious road maintenance was done by graveling dust holes on gravel mails, cleaning o f harrow pits on Bom bing Range and Lexington Cemetery roads, chip sealing the parking lot ut Pioneer M em orial Hospital and blading o f gravel m ails in Irrig o n The county shop has been busy taking care o f routine maintenance problems in the daily usage o f coun ty equipment • *» . v ** » * \ to ! * * j *>. « • « ' A *• ■.,-•*•• î • • • - j • •• • - ...... k- . ‘ • ".w-. . » * ». » * O • Struthers—Smith Road Report Kids Watch for ART AT THE FAIR with Darla Hanson1 V. m * ________________________________________________________ A n O u tre a c h o f H e rm ts to n 's F a ith C h u rc h o f G o d W ith l-a rry Z u m w a lt M in is te rin g *-- tew 0 T l-e.Ann Q uigley and D a rin W ichm an were m arried in a douhle ring, candlelight w edding ceremony at T rin ity Lutheran C hurch in Beaverton on M arch 18 They were m arried hy Pastor W arren Schumacher The bride was given in m arriage by her step father Stacey Lovgrcn The bride wore a white satin dress w ith a fu ll Cathedral length train. Queen Anne c o lla r, renaissance sleeves. 18th century V ic to ria n hustle w ith a f u l ly beaded drop waist bodice She carried a cascading bouquet o f white Calla L illie s , tuschia and Ivy The groom wore a black tux w ith tails M a id o f H onor fo r her sister was Ronda H elfrecht Bridesmaids were C onnie Padhcrg, sister and Tanya Roberts, friend o f the bride They wore dark emerald green princess style taffeta dresses The Best Man was a friend o f the groom Scott Baum Ushers were friends o f the groom . D ion L th e ll and Je ff /.ager They w ore black tuxes w ith emerald green tics and cumm erbunds Flower g irl was Shclbic Padberg. niece o f the bride Another niece B rittn i Padhcrg carried the ring p illo w They w ore matching w hite eyelet dresses w ith green ribbons Soloists were Dean and Susan Long They sang 'L o n g Line o f L o v e ’ . 'L o n g and l asting L o v e ' and 'M y Onlv Love' The couple spent a week in Bend at Inn o f the Seventh M ountain skiing Special guests included Jim and Ruby I ane, aunt and uncle o f the bride The couple liv e in Gresham The bride is em ployed at Head to Toes in Portland and Inner V is io n in Beaverton The groom is em ployed at Oregon Dental Services in Portland • * The engagement o f Sophia M arie Struthers and D a rre ll O tis S m ith. II. both o f M c M in n v ille , has been announced The h n d c to be is the daughter o f I d m l M a n e Struthers and the gran- daughtcr o f Ralph and Barbara Struthers, all o f Heppner She is em ployed in the production department o f the News Register in M c M in n v ille . A graduate o f Heppner High School, she attended I infield C ollege, where her fiance is an accounting student The future bridegroom is the son o f D O and L ilc c n Sm ith o f Sum ner, Wash He is em ployed at Safeway in M c M in n v ille . The couple has planned an A p ril 2 1. 1*1*8) w edding at the Hope Lutheran C hurch in Heppner Time for Wrangler: - - Everyone's heading back to school. So that means it s ime for Wrangler Jeans. It’s also time tor a fun-to-wear Wrangler watch — FREE with the purchase of tradi tional Wrangler 13MWZ Cowboy Cut* Jeans or new H urricane W ash Jean s for B oys *v ' ** »% • » . s *. '• ;r i* . • * - - * » - . /» • .. •••, , v- - » ■* • Wrangler Jeans keep their western authenticity, while .delivering updated styling These jeans are durable and comfortable. So start the school year out right — with Wrangler Jeans and a free Wrangler watch. j : • !» • Q u ig le y -W ic h m a n * • • "V • » »• - • , » ■ - ili/' JESUS IS THE ANSWER V - • • E«parts prsdict thara w ill ba 6 1 b illio n paopla in the w o rld by tha yaar A n n o u n c in g W e e k ly S e rv ic e s A t T h e H e p p n e r F ire S ta tio n M e e tin g H a ll • • ; ! > '* • . - —. ■ -, • • r: *• A.* .* * V * • . - * ' • -v • I ' ■ - -, •• •• . The D is tric t A tto rn e y 's o ffic e at the county courthouse in Heppner re p o rts h a n d lin g the fo llo w in g business d u rin g the past week L o u is R o d rig u e /. 29. Roardntan appeared fo r A rra ig n m e n t before Judge Ralph C u rrin on August 4. 1989. on the charges o f Attem pted C oercion, and C rim in a l Trespass in the Second Degree C ontinued u n til August 2 3 , 1989 A ntelcm o lo p e / . 18. Boardman appeared fo r A rra ig n m e n t before Judge Ralph C u rrin on August 4 . 1989 on the charges o f A ttem pted C oercion and C rim in a l Trespass in the Second Degree C ontinued u n til August 25. I9H9 W illie M cL e m o re . 22. U m a tilla C ounty Jail, appeared fo r A rra ig n ment before Judge Ralph C u rrin on August 4. 1989 on the charges o f V io la tin g an H a b itu al O ffender O rder and D riv in g W h ile Revoked Fjttry o f Plea is set for Aug 25. 1989 7 2000 ■ • • - X X 'vM •• » *• . , • ■Â tea -V » r > t A - v *•* « f s |* , S «. -’ I * m *. ,-y; - - -v > . - -■ v ' , to-*1 te. ' L d C-rk-Cn •• ■ 7 V * “ «, 8 |() through I )t(rr limited wan h pri custom« while supplir» t.iM !• ‘- • r . ... t U ' •■* 4 G a r d n e r 's /« i ’ *2» ;*■* f am \ MAR V (Connect the d i« to And this week s T Hill Money Market rale i • • ■ r f_ y J *1 A lw ays keep cultured b u tte rm ilk chilled If it becom es w arm , it may saparate If it doas stir it • > • - ♦ . »«f • / • < • • • TO ALL HEPPNER NOR-GAS COMPANY CUSTOMERS: • We have just completed the sale of our LP-Gas distribu tion company to Morrow County Grain Growers. • • • • • • • • • • • • Our T Bill Money Market Account u connected to thr 13 week Treasure Bill, so U s higher than the rate most banks air pay ing today And it will be |ua as attractive tomorrow Tb earn this rur. you need only 11.000 r*WWS»*T»Wk —•we— - — ■'» / O r » 4 r « Nona MM Mnonrfé'fc teWI ‘ ' i Y tou won t pay any set up few and your monrv is federally insured *1100,001 toucan also wntr up to th n r d in kip«? month for any amount And you ran deposit or withdraw money as often as vou want at any Beni Franklin office - - — We wish to thank each of you for supporting our business for so many years. r j^ L i i , r ic U llV J in « Sincerely yours; HEPPNER NOR-GAS COMPANY mu * . - . -I - We are confident that you will obtain the same high quali ty and efficient service from M C G G that you have been able to rely upon from Heppner Nor-Gas Company Clyde Allstott and Jim Boor will continue to briny you the service and fuel as in the past. ■»«»'— mmmmm —,».1«^.. ,-ste • —- v *2 • With Our Connectm\Y)iill Earn Higher Money Market Aca Hint Rates. m \ : J • 1 v - • . • n ' V V ' i- Vi j
