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Heppner Gazette-Times, Ilrp p iw r, Oregon W ednesday, Septem ber 13, H Hearing screening planned in county The Umatilla Education Service District (BSD) will he providing hearing screening to public elcmen tary school students including alt kindergarten studentvstudents in grades one and three, new students to the county and parent'teacher principal referrals of students in kindergarten through (Sth grade Screenings will he held in Boardman on Sept 26 at 9 a m ; in Heppner on Oct 2 at 9 a m . and in Irngon Oct. 18 at 9 a m The hearing screening is done by the Umatilla ESD for public school students of Umatilla and Morrow Counties It is cooperatively spon sored by local school districts Ap proximately 4000 children will be H eppner G arden club m eets seen Children who fail the initial screening will he re-screened within a three week period If the follow up screening indicates it, those children will he referred for a hear mg evaluation by the ESD audiologist and medical follow-up at a two day otology clinic at the ESD If you hase any questions regar ding the hearing screening pti*gram. please contact your school principal, or contact the Speech. Language and Hearing Department at the Umatilla ESD. 276 6616, ext 178 Rechccks will he held in Board man on Oct 19 at 9 a m ; in Hcpp ncr lone on Oct 23 at 9 a rn and in Im gon on Nov I at 9 a m Science program deadline Sept. 19 Registration for the "H ands on Science" program has been extend ed to Sept 19, the evening of Hepp ner Elementary School's open house, according to Sarah Carlson, coordinator Cost for the eight-week after- school recreational program is S42 The pre-school session (for four- year olds) and the kindergarten first grade session will be held on Mon days at 3 45, the second-third grade sevsion and the fourth fifth sixth grade session will be held on Tuesdays at 3:45. R egistration form s will be available at the schcxil the evening of open house For more informa lion contact Sarah Carlson at Hepp ner Elementary Depot bids goodbv to area students mm Irene Swanson gave an infer mative presentation on chrysan themums the Heppner Garden Club meeting Sept 5 at the Senior Center Members were encouraged to par tKipute in the Blue Mountain District "Blooming Spectacular" flower show September 23 and 24 in Pendleton Plans arc being made again for the greens w orkshop to be held December 2 at the Artifactory The next meeting will be held (A tober 2 at the senior center at 7:30 p m The discussion will be about ferns There will also be a presenta tion on dccoiating fnmt entrances for the holidays Club members presented new clergy and teachers with welcome baskets Tilled with fresh fruits and vegetables L I — * l c \ \c ? - -, LTC Larry A Sparks, depot commander, presents Deborah Driver with a monetary award and Department of the Army certificate School is hack underway and the Umatilla Depot Activity has to hid LOOKING FOR SEED? Certified: * Mai I c o I iii & S te p h e n s W h e a t • S t* io I b i r l o v Also Some Very Nice 50 lb Test Weight • S t e p t o c l i a r le v ALL VITAVAX 200 TREATED C n il I r i r an d M a m i e \ i i d e r s o i i - 1 2 2 -72 0 1 CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION? •Find out what you can do to make it work. •Learn your rights. •Learn to work with the educational system COME TO A COPE PARENT WORKSHOP B rin g A F rien d ! ñ y Mon., Sept. 18, 7-9 p.m. at Kate’s Pizza - Heppner roâiKion « rMir.bN I*. PáftfNf fDUCA DON For more information contact Julie Farnam - 963-2129 tarcwell In their students, including Lorena Bo/arth of B«>ardman atal Deborah Driver of Im gon The installation has employed high sihnol students from the surrounding communities for many ycarv Die students are given different duties ranging from clerical jobs to laborers They are taught skills they can use in future professions while helping out the depot "W e lost nine hard workers this year The kids will go on to various other places Some are going on to college or hack to high sclxxil and will continue to work here Others arc taking jobs in the local area," said Li Col Sparks, depot com mander "W e’ll miss them ami their varied talents." he said All of the students were presented certificates hy the commander before they left l he Stay in School Program is tcderally funded High school students that meet the established criteria work part time during the school year ami full time in the sum mer Once a student graduates, from cither high school or college, they no longer meet the program criteria The depot also employed summer workers from the Job Training Part nership Act Program This is a led erally funded program administered locally hy the East Central Oregon Association of Counties (5 county area). It anyone is interested in applying for a job at the depot, contact your high school counselor or Ians Hor ton, 564-5205 N ew C ounty A ccountant if l.isa Rietmann the new county halved here with C'oeur d ‘ Alcnc làhr ddivery »tfa new IVJaris siKM'innhik' hekav ( klnbcr I, and weil gtvc vvu S.300 w urth «4 Irre IVJans ckahes and accessoncs. Make surr vxat hurrv, ihxigh, bccause alter < Vtnhcr I. tlic irfk-r gnes ikwcn in $20(1. Alter Ntxxmtx-r I, a s $100 And alter Nnvemher 30, it dtsappears •*l * * - Boardman • Irrigon N ews .1 ; Cadi 676-9228 or 481-2901 or 922-3849 ^ : .V Sn cista1 cittì. k nui .ill sixteen I\ilaris devis, fnxn tin k-gendary Italy 650 m i hi- all-new NX'ak' Irak, wnrklmrsc K .nur mg a 20 n ah ir.ak Ask ¡ítxxii Si.ir< .ml. .md ixu $119 extetak'd warranty Well make a hela-vvr mil nl vnu has been hired as accountant Sh*- her husband from ID Happy Birthday Nina Born On The V ' vr "A 9th H our r f f * Belies It. O f0 re 19th Day o f ihr LEXINGTON LUMBER Lex in g to n , O re . 989-8586 9th Month , * i V >T' j m * ,,flh' ^ (tr W 1 9 • .* «i x V * , . . ... . Mature drivers Pirates carry Ione in JV match c|ass ,,fferec| By Marty Suter The Riverside Pirates detcrmina lion earned them over lone 15-12, 5-15, 15-13, in their first JV volleyball m atch T hursday, September 7. Down 12-10, Tosha Bray served 5-5 to snatch the first game from the Cardinals Riverside wav plagued with errors in passing and serv ing in the second By Both Stephens match lone's Knstin Bedortha. served 11-11 to tie the match l - l . Rochelle Neal a transfer from Clarkston. Washington, sparked the Pirates with six straight serves to make the score 12-6 in the third match Patricia Wct/el finished the game with her eight serves, hut lone didn't nuke it an easy win. picking up every hall Stokes landing Senior Center will he offering 55 AIJVE/Mature Driv ing in October This class consists of eight hours of classrixim instruc tion that refute existing skills and develop safe, defensive driving techniques The class usually con sists of two half day sessions Safe ty on the road under adverse driv ing conditions and traffic hazards and effects of aging and medications on driving will he covered Betty Crampton, assistant state coor dinator. states "there is no test." If anyone is interested in taking a class please contact Betty Crampton. phone, 567-6535, .372 E. Jennie. Hcmuston. Oregon 97838 Comple tion of the class may reduce your in surance premiums Anyone interested should watch for dates of Irngon classes Irrigon Items By Beth Stephens. 922-3849 The New Life Christian School reports 25 students this year; Colum bia Junior High reports 165 students while A C Houghton has 285 students, down from last year's 314 - -The Irrigon Boardman North Morrow County Ncighborhixid Center has mosed to a larger facili- G reenhands win at G illiam Fair By Marty Suter The Riverside FFA Chapter add cd their fourth first place award in livestock judging to (heir collection on September I Clint Finley received second, Jodi Vandevcntcr third and Marty Suter fourth high m individuals Riverside Advanced team, com posed of Joy Hcllhcrg, Aaron Tolar. Jamie Harley and Jeff Journey took third ty. because of an increase in the number of people being served. Their new address is 225 8th Street, Irrigon. The Center receives USDA commodities. United Way and Federal Emergency Funds in addi tion to local donations. These funds arc nearly exhausted, however, due to increased demands front low-income families for emergency food, and needs The center is now in need of fix'd, bar soap. laundry d eterg en t, dishwashing liquid and bathroom tissue Any donations of these ar deles will he greatly appreciated They cannot accept home canned goods Hie Heppner Police department reports handling the following business during the past week August Ml 12 07 a m assist Mor row County Sheriffs department, I 03 a m citation issued for Driv ing Under the Influence of Intox icants, 6 42 p m laist Child, 9 27 p.m Motorist Assist August 11 11 09 a m Warrant A rrest. 12 27 p m -Courteous Driver Award to Melanie I Gates, 12 44 p m -C ourteous D river Award to Ten I Piper. H 19 p m Traffic Problem, 9 42 p m Parking Citation issued September 2 6 42 a m false alarm, 9 p m f ight reported. 10:37 p m report of I-oud Party September 3 6.33 p m Motorist Assist. 7 10 p m Found Property, II 35 p m citation issued tor Vchi clc Expired Plates September 4 12 25 p m assist Morrow County Sheriffs depart ment; 12 26 a m two citations issued for Minor In Possession September 5 4 45 p m report of Criminal Mischief, 6 55 p m report of Firecrackers September 6 5 35 p m assist Morrow County Sheri I f s depart ment, H 02 p m report of Criminal Mischief, 9 01 p m citation issued for Violation of the Basic Rule. IK mph in a 25 /one September 7 12:22 a m. Deliver Emergency Message, I 52 p m assist Morrow County Sheriff s department September K K 47 a m assist District Attorney September 9 9 2H a m report of Traffic Accident September 10 1 03 p m -citation issued for Violation of the Basic Rule, 42 mph in a 25 mph /one V , :• -Nr s' -,, . / » % •'* Í1 . » • 'V ■ ■ _ r ' • . • 1 •*»*.•», 1 V * - . . • 1 V ' ' ■ ' a ■v,’4 . • *• . - • rJ ‘ : * ■ y* • fi M • • • •. • Story time set Story time will begin at 10:30 a ni at Hc|>pner Public Library on Thursday. Sept 2 1 for preschixilers On Sept 21 the subject will be Mother C mx >\ c On Sept 28 stories will he about colors and animals M O T O R O IL SAE 3O5W-3CH0W 30 tO\6 -4»?OW-&0 J H g I * SALE PRICE y f PER QUART W of ■ PER QUART AFTER REBATE IN CASE OF 12 QU ARTS LIMIT 2 CASES 79c 9.48 tflw-ao 12 QUARTS LESS A Ä Ä MEBAT! *0 .V V AFTER REBA TE 6.48 Heppner Auto PartsÄ 6769123 148 E C enter H eppner ^ -T A ll th e riizht p a r t* in a llth c rH ih tp ia c M .' $500 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF PERSONS COMMITTING THEFT, ARSON, OR VANDALISM ON THIS PROPERTY CABIN OWNER S ASSOC. INC. M ark T u llis Phone 422-7114 CHEVROLET C1500 Extended Cab Silverado YOU CANT BEAT OUR DEAL Find A Better Price And We ll Beat It SHERRELL CHEVROLET 296 E Main HERMISTON. OREGON 567-6487 From K wr Bm then A Si u r n r f. \ NAPA ___ Heppner Police Report C ‘.S '* r i ^ • V ■'*■" m fir THREE * V /
