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\ • % + First 55/ALI VE classes full Fiddlers to play By tteth Stephens The first two c l * » » « o f 53/Alive, a mature driver'» class, scheduled art full T o register for another Class p lM V r ^ l l « 1 1 . t U i n « v < By Beth S tephens The Blue Mountain Old Time Fid dlers will play at the Stanfield Junior High Sept 30 at 7 p m Sponsored hy Stanfield Senior Citizens, there will he a small admission charge and food will he available will he held Oct. 25 & 26. Nov I and 2 and Nov 9 and I0 The Stokes Landing Senior center is the site o f all classes RHS JV spikers make comeback By Marty Suter The Riverside J V volley hall team appears to he on the road to recovery. breaking a three game loa ing streak. The Pirates suffered losses to A rl ington, lone and Pendleton, hut regrouped and played well against Mac Hi and Pilot Rock Good serves played a key in the win over Mac High Tasha Bray made I0 service points, and Patncia Wetrcl garnered eight The team had to work for the victory, hut pulled it o ff in three games. I5-7. 5-15. I3 n> The Pirates didn't waste any time putting the Rocket* away in two games. 15-3. 15-2 M olly Evans teed o ff with eight straight service points, and the Rockets couldn't get the hall hack over the net The Pirate defense, sparked hy Mikka Evans, didn't allow the hall to hit the floor Tasha Bray was 8 9 and Michelle Jeppsen 4-5 serving The Pirates arc 3-3 in season play Port to build second dock By Marty Suter The Port o f M orrow recently an nounced plans to huild a second dock The new dock will he con structed to the east o f the existing dock, which began operations in 1985 The general cargo dock now handles an assortment o f farm and wood products as well as logs last summer the dock made us 1,000th container shipment The second dock will accom modate new shipments from Longview Fibre's wood chipping facilities in Idaho A Port spokesperson says they hope to have the new ikx:k in opera twin by November Morrow County unemployment rate down Morrow County's unemployment rate declined from lb l percent in July to I I . 3 percent in August The decline in the unemploy ment rate is due to an increase o f 385 )obs in fixxl Reno Night Coming Oct. 21 processing Local government employment increased by 25 jobs as schools geared up for a new school vear The East Central re g io n 's unemployment rate declined in August as hxxl processing firms reopened after their annual shut down in July. The re g io n 's unemployment rate fell from 10 5 percent to 7 9 percent from July to August RHS to hold open house By Marty Suter Parents o f Riverside High School students arc invited to attend the open house Monday. October 2 at 7 p m The evening will begin with the introduction of (tie faculty and River side High School new principal, I>avc Younghluth Parents will receive their child's class schedule, and attend each class for approx imately 10 minutes Members o f the National Honor Society will he available to answer questions and assist parents in locating their classes There will he live music, refreshments and door prizes Stokes seniors set game night The Stokes landing Senior Center will serve potato soup, comhrcad and apple crisp from 5 to 7 p m Sept 29 for S2 50 Cards. Scrabble, crihhage and Chinese checkers will begin at 7:30 p m Medical board to meet The meeting o f the Morrow Coun tv Medical Board will meet October 2, 1989 at 7 p m at the Boardman City Hall Agenda is general business matters and the public is m- vited to attend d e p p o rr Gazette-Tim es, llepp n cr. O regon W ednesday, September 27, |989 - T H R E E Boardman • Irrigon N ew s The Riverside Pirates took on the Stanfield Tigers Friday. Sept 22 for their first real taste o f Columbia Basin Conference action The Pirates won the game 19-7. Riverside got all o f their points in the first half, as quarterback Jeremy Tovey threw two touchdown passes (24 yards to Scott Timms and 13 yards to Justin Dike) The other score by the Pirates came from junior. Tim Hill who added a 49 yard touchdown run " W e again played a very good game W e started (he game doing just about anything we wanted to and The Riverside Pirates took on the Pilot Rock Rockets last Thursday, Sept 21 in volleyball action The Pirates came hack from a tw o game losing streak against A A A , Pendleton and A A . Mac-Hi to sweep the Rockets in two games with finals 01 13 4 and 13 I Coach Barton was pleased with how her team played " I was happy that they won. hut also that they won big I'm pleased by how well they’ re working together as a team.” said coach Barton o f her team " I really feel good about making substitutions and they kept the other team's score down ” The all around play o f Joy Hellhcrg combined with April Morgan's hitting and Mary Siller's hack court play led to the Pirates vie tory havoc W estmoreland's consis tent serving in both games helped give (he Pirates the clean sweep " I feel the league is pretty hulanc ed.” said coach Barton “ Some teams arc doing really well hut on a given day anyone could w in ." The Pirates league record stand 1-0 Starting for the Pirates were junior Trina Sayles. and seniors Joy Hellhcrg, Sherry l.akc, Lisa Short. Westmoreland and Suter Interest to increase on delinquent taxes Die IVpartmcnl o f Revenue an nounccs that the interest rate on delinquent property taxes paid on or Mare F vans Irrigon sold his Grand Champion Market I amh to NK I arms A Produce lor 5b V llb With Marc are Princesses lodee Ashhci k ill and Shaw na I ach I e I The M orrow County Livestock Growers Association & 1st Interstate Bank appreciate the sup port o f the following buyers at the 1989 M orrow County 4 M & F F A Livestock Auction. Mid Columbia Excavation M iller Wheat Mark A Shanny M iller's Mini Mart A Chevron Morrow County Grain Growers Morrow County Livestock Growers Morrow County Abstract A Title Morter Farms Mountain Valley Land Company Herman Munjar Leonard Munkers Murray’ s Rcxall Drugs Nave Fnterprizcs Nomad Restaurant Northwestern I ivcslock Comm Novc Fnierprisc* N uggel M o ld N W M elal Fabricators I r s O 'B rie n O ffice Tavern Oregon Dept of Fish A W ildlife Oregon Bearing Sujsply Oregon Potato John Page Lee A Mary Ann Palmer Paul Britt Trucking Lyle Peck - Pendleton Flour Mill Pendleton Grain Growers I’hilippi Ranches Pioneer Implement Greg Prior Proud fix it Ranch Purgro Ouiinby Trucking Inc Irvin Rauch Ready Mix Sand A Gravel Mark Rietmann Ron McDonald Chevrolet Ross Machine A Iron Works Russell ( >il Safari Motor Coaches Saleway - Hermislon Doug Sandlin Family Rick Sandlin Trucking D k V 'A Lynne. i Sargent Scroth Realty. Inc Sesco Electric Company Sharkey Sheep Station Sherrcll Chevrolet Sherrcll Distributing k- * W «• v * ‘ s.‘ »'..'.•kA* ■ . v • *• i . lumped out to a 19-0 halftime score.” said coach l)itk Dirksen " W e started the second half a little hit slow and they were able to score a touchdown on the opening kick o ff W e then look control o f the game W c didn't score any more points hut controlled the hall in the second h a lf X o '- » - ‘ . .-, v . > • » *i » '• > . * By Mikka Evans after October 3. 1989 will be calculated at the new rate o f lb jier cent (I ‘A percent jier month) Ihe new rate will appls for the interest that accrues from July lb. 1989 to the date o f payment b e at i b p e rce n t Bookworms meet F^isy Way Contractor Evans Ranches Farm Credit Services Ford New Holland Frasu'v Restaurant Fredcrickson Farming F.nt Ciar Aviation Geniry A Allstott Gentry Ranches Gordon Electric Mike A Marlene Gray l N< X A1 Green Feed Store Grich Angus John Griffith trucking Gmwers Fertilizer Iru H A H laind Company Hagucwixxls Heppncr Auto Parts Hermislon Drug Hermiston Tire A Auto Hermislon Veterinary Clinic Hughes Ranch Inland Fmpirr Kink Inn o f the Road lone Hardware JAD Electric Jay Coil Fabricating Jim Baremore l ogging John Brill Digging Jordan Elevator Keglcr'v Sentry Market Stan Kemp Robert A Mary Kilkenny George A Debbie Kofflcr 1 A H Cutting l A M Trucking I-imb Weston lairry Hurd W ell Drilling l^ n ’ s Processing I arc Schwab Tire Center Lexington Auto Body Lexington Machine Works Roy A Steve Lindstrom Livestock Supply Center Scott Madison Mariah Farms Inc Dave McCallo Joe McElligott McGregor Company Ag Chemicals A Equip NcNamcc Farm Service - v -, • Riverside sweeps Rockets ln the Service ' 12 H Farms 3 Bar M Ranch ABC Firestone Dr Thomas Alexander Mike Allison Haying Don Anderson Eric & Mamie Anderson Seed Company Art Clough Chevron BAG Repair Bailey's Suffolk Bank o f Eastern Oregon Hep Bank o f Eastern Oregon lone Tom A Anne Bedortha Beecher's Blackhorse Contracting Boardman l-aundromat Boardman Pharmacy A Hardware Boardman Tillicum Club Bob Ployhar Insurance Bristow's Market Bud's Puh Buttcrcreek Equipment C A K Farm Fquipnicnt C a l'* Cafe I Cargill Inc Dwayne Carroll Trucking Cascade Natural Gas Roger A Kathy Cash Central Market Christie's Floral A Gifts Barton Clark Marlin Clark Coast to Coast Lyle Cole Columbia Preview I Cottage Flowers Fritz Cutsfonn DBS Farms D A L Repair Day's Mobil Slaughlci Devin Oil Company Hinson Duller Dobyn s Pest Control Bill Doherty Dennis Dotn-rty Mary Agnes Doherty Dormaicr Farms Jason Dougherty Drake Ranch - Doug A Carlcy Eastern Oregon Farming > -> • •' > • « • By Mikka Evans Ihe interest rate increase is one provision o f a measure passed hy the 1989 'legislature Faslern Oregon Fanning, represented by John Creason, paid 51 THh tor ihe Grand Champion Market Steer i»n e d b\ Cases Mlivm. Boardman « Pirates take Stanfield 19-7 19(9 w i l l Aaron Kci/ur. Irrigon void hiv Grand Champion Market Swine for S300-IF» to lev Sihwab. rrprcvcnlcd by Mike Prixtor (Juccn Nancy Bailey helped in distributing the photos to buvcrv . s- « Call 676-9228 or 481 2901 or 922-3849 Die interest rate on any delinquent taxes paid helorc October V will re main at the current rate of 12 per cent ( I percent per month ) The increase in interest dix.-s not apply to interest accumulated before July lb, 1989 For example, if a tax payer has delinquent property taxes tor the 1987 X8 tax year and ikx-s not pay the tax before October 3, 1989. the interest charged on the outstan ding amount before July lb. 1989 is at 12 percent The interest charged tor the pcruxl beginning July lb, F Ou : ,4 ; Simplot Fixxl Division Simplot I ivestix k SK Farms A Pnxluce Spud nick Starvation Farms Slruckmeier Trucking Sturza Construction Sunridge Homes Ini K tardman Swanson Ranch Jim A Monica laggarcs Farms Paul Taylor Tidewater Barge I incs T n Set. Inc Turner Ranch Ken A Jean Ann Umatilla Auto Parts Umatilla Electric Co-op United Has VACi Restaurant A laxinge VanArsdale ( ’onstruction VanMarter A Kahl Insurance Wagenblast Ranches Steve A Vicki West's Flying Service Western Altalta Western Empire. Ini Wheatland Insurance Wilbur Fills W ilcox Furniture Wiomim Feed Co Wright Century Farm Yates Trucking lix. The first fall meeting o f the Bookworms was held at the home o f Madge Thomson with all twelve members present Officers elected for the year were president Bethel Heinrichs, vice president Marge Gardner, secretary treasurer Helen Currtn and fxxik checker Marian Brosnan The next meeting will he hold at Bethel Heinrichs' home with lorcrut Jones reviewing - / * « . » : • y •>*• ■ » • • ■ **' *,'M . ' ' ” .. . - 1 # 4 «e . u»» ' ^ • * 9r # 5 »V -k , ■' A irm an l isa M .Ju rney has graduated from Air Force basic training at Eicklund Air Force Base, Texas During the six weeks o f training the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the com munity college o f the Air Force Junicy is the daughter o f Harold anil Penny Jiirncv o f Boardman The airman is a 1988 graduate of Riverside High Schixil - - * • 4- — ' v *• .• • ’ r '^ A Susy Petty O fficer 3rd Class C a m e ro n G eo rge son of Christopher and Shirley George o f Heppner recently made a foreign pon visit to PalUiya Beach, lhailand, while serving aboard the dock Ian ding ship USS A n ch o ra g e, homeporled in D ing Beach. Ca While in port. Gcxirge participated in a variety ot activities including tours, shopping and sporting events A 1985 graduate o f Heppncr High Schixil. he joined the Nass in May 1988 Marine l 'pi. John A. Martin son of Carl and < ien Martin of Heppner, was recently awarded the U S Marine Corps tax id Conduct Medal Martin received the award for gixxl behavior and conduct over a three year pcruxl in the Marine Corps He is currently serving with First Force Service Supjxirt Group, Camp Pendleton, Calit A 19X4 graduate o f Heppner High Schixil, he |omed the Marine Corps in April 198b G' a*'*' *-r ì i * Vi * - K -V -' V ' -C / ' " r L- ' ' *• V ' i • •.‘f t Krim* '■>. a , - V ' S X s0 D omai ¡ • > 4r - NANY NEW POLARIS ATV Plus No Payments and No Interestfor 90 Days with Polaris Star Card? • < z OFFER t l 'A ' THRU NOVEMBER S * -k* . •/ - w '- > r .-V -" • - i ^ -VV v >• - ; ^ . . TBAIE TOC TO: I im I s Barber I RUCKING Ken Wright t'urnn Bros as : 7IF.T OFICIAL m i l : Kl I NI ! 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