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• ■ • * • •» .. * i • « ■ . • • * • .• ^ • ,» ^ •• - . - .. . w . • BESSIE WET2ELL U OF ORE NEWSPAPER L I B E U G E N E OR 8 7 4 0 3 f „ ___ : •• • . , *¿ V e *- * * * l • •* . .• V ......... . «r i V' i ' ' ' • ¿ u i Photo« by Joyca Hugh*» • - s' . • -#• » * - C .-' • i • * W- ;V , ». •TV ♦ , • m _ i •. \ A - The Heppner Morrow County's Home Owned Newspaper Soroptimist members (clockwise) Marlene Gray, Pat Hyatt and Judie Laughlm present microwave to day care director Kathy Tellechea and Hilton-Sykes former director V < . •* * April New faces, facelift at Heppner Day Care r. '* * \ ■ v ■’'*! * * . ^ • , i • -*• „i. • . *• • azette unes Christmas tree goes up • v r Fair and Rodeo Court plans sale « jj— % _ l r - - • ■ ,- C V ' ■ * t . > ^ ^ M vws Alberta Johannes of Heppner donated this twenty-foot Christmas tree for downtown Heppner visitors to enjoy over the Christmas season The tree was put in place by Columbia Basin and city workers I he Morrow County I .ur Court will be holding a garage and bake sale on Artilactory day, Dec 2. beginning at 8 a m at the fairgrounds dormitory building The court will also sell tickets in the ar 1 1 factory main building tor a draw ing ot a Black Hills (m id ring To make garage sale donations, call Stacie H enry. Boardman. 481 M 8K . Dana Flanagan. Irngon 922 5 '6 3 . Judy Jcpscn. lone. 422-7180 or Tricta Coe. Heppner. 676 9851 Booster cluh Undercover investigation sets chili feed leads to arrest of three The Heppner Booster Club in busy getting ready for its chili feed on Sat . Dec 2 At the last meeting it was decided to have the chili feed during the Morrow County Invitational Basket hall tournament This tournament in eludes both boys and girls teams from lone. Heppner. Riverside and Joseph The menu tor the evening will he a choice o f chili, chili dogs, baked pivtatoes and pie The Booster Club w ill starl serv ing at 3 p m Santa makes stop Santa Claus w ill be coming to town this Saturday, so have your wish lists ready. Santa w ill have time to visit with area kids beginning at t p m in the foyer at St Patrick's Senior Center Santa's visit w ill mark Christmas opening for local merchants, many o f whom w ill be open on Sunday* during the Christmas season Three arrests and seizure o f several items followed a two-month undercover investigation in Board man by the I'matilla. Morrow Coun ty Narcotics Task Force and Board man Police Department, according to the M orrow County S h e riff s office. Jose Juniga Benavides, 33, Candelario Carrion Mendoza. 29. and Nicholas O livo Perez, 29, all of Boardman. were arrested on charges o f Possession o f a Controlled Substance (co cain e). U n la w fu l Possession o f a Firearm and Frc quenting a Place where N uriotiis are Used A ll three were arrested November 10 and lodged at Benton C ounty Jail in K e n n e w ic k . Washington Mendoza subsequent ly posted bail and was released from custody. Item s seized included tw o vehicles, automatic weapons, a small amount o f cocaine, anti a large amount o f illegal game meat and fish Oregon State Police have begun investigation o f possible game violations One clumsy elk • • « • . w. . . * •* T * -.'.s ' 1.' » * *v • * '• . . • 1 v • ! • a-,; * - , • . I - • Skip Manhews o f Heppner fount! that getting an elk this year was as easy as falling o ff a log Actually it was the elk that fell off the log “ An elk came running down the hill and tripped over a branch,” said pbetamme in connection with the Ju ly 5 search o f his Boardman residence Judge Olsen sentenced him to si* years, with a minimum two-year sentence, on the possession charge A ll sentences arc to run concurrently Judge Jack Olsen alu> ordered Kanyid to pay $150 in assessments to the Crim inal Injuries Compensa I here arc some new laces and a new tacelilt at Heppner Day Care. Inc Kathy Tellechea. Lexington, has been hired as the day care center's new director She has tour and a halt years' experience with Heppner Day C arc and is head teacher lor the nursery group o! ch Idren one to two am) a halt years t Id Kathy and her husband. John, have two ihildren. Jim and Phillip “ I'm th rilled ." said Kathy " I'm really looking forward to my new pteulion as director Kathy replaces April Hilton Sykes, who resigned to take a posi turn with her husband's business, the Hq'pner Gazette Times April, who has been day care director tor the past year and a half, is now editor o R h c G T ' T i l really miss work ing at the day care." said April “ It ’s very rewarding and challcng ing But I know Kathy and the rest ot the- siatt will do an excellent job Also new at day care are board members, Andrea Denton. Caroline /aw o rski and Norma French They |otn hoard President Molly Rhea and members, Kathleen Lowe. Karen Clough and Lori Straley \ Left to right Shane Randall, Luke Murray, day care teacher Tina Davidson and Caitlm Lowe show off new ‘cubbies’. Heppner Day Care has also hail a facelift both indoors and out shop student, under the direction o f shop teacher Dave Fowler, made Building landlord Howard Cleveland has had additional cement poured in the h.u k v.ird < ement now extends Irom the hai k ikmr to ihc back fence and greatly increases ihe space lor shooting baskets iik I ruling trikes Kinzua Corp donated bark chips to spoile up the play area under the swings and Dan Calvert spread the chips and created a new tire play area, including a tire sandbox on the • ■sber side of the yard The ores w f l f donated liom Ix s Schwab Dan also laid new si si lot a grassy play area on the side ot the day care building and built a teles ision stand and hook and supply shelves In addition to his position as teacher lor the in termediate group ot children 2 ‘A to S years old, D.in also takes care of yard and building maintenance A Heppner High School wood new wooden “ cubbies'' to hold the children's boxes and belongings Ih e cubbies were made by T im I >as id son. brother o f Tina Dus ulson Matthews *"It broke a horn and wax knocked out or broke its neik It was pretty amazing The elk. a live point, estimated to be between four and five hundred pminds Matthews was hunting in the Ukiuh District non fund, and to make restitution ot $85 to the M orrow Counts Shcrilt v Drug Enforcement fund within six months o f his release on parole Kanyid is a lv i serving separate two-year pnv»n terms on Driving ami Witness Tampering charges, which he was sentenced on earlier this month, according to Wallace ■ -x . 7 - ; ^ ■ I mu has worked lor the past year and a halt as a day care teacher for the school age group, ages five to 12 She also coordinates curriculum supplies lbc Heppner Somptimist Club has made a recent and much appreciated donation to ihe day care kitihen a new microwave The microwave was presented to past and present day i arc directors at the Somptimist meeting Nov lb “ It'sjust wonder N •. r ' t - S ? •V ‘ fu l." said Kathy, "especially when you cook for 20 to 30 children a day " Anyone wishing to visit the day care center may call Kathy at b7b 5429 or stop by at 330 N ( rule ‘ % i l* . » « 1 ’S . * ’ , •s r“’- * / - - -. ' n > - ** - k % * i * r v i ^ *i . *r ^ .W-1» f '. l ri II ,v . ' * *•' ■ April Hilton-Sykes . v •'3 . v - . r L c -4M r. . c Weather Report try Oy «* Children play on tires and bark chips at Heppner Day Care Chips were donated by Kinzua Corp Turkey winners announced The Turkey give away (¿obbledy (¿ook contest has been unscrambled Winners ol the Thanksgiving turkeys are Mary Ann Palmer, Gardner's Men's W ear, Vulcan Forquer. Peterson's Jewelers. F.va G riffith. Shoe Box. Jeff Hams, Coast to Coast. Jenny Bingham, Ployhar Insurance, Joan Hughes. Ixrs Sihwub Tires. Joan McDaniel, Central Market. Anna Mac Steagall. Country Rose. Dawn Peterson. Marius s Drug. \ iviun McConnell. Morrow County Grain Growers. Rhonda Winters. M ille r's M ini Mart, and I ynnea Sargent, Bank of luisicrn Oregon Correct answers are as follows family gathering, fruit sulutl. banana broad (oops we misspelled this one), give thanks, alka seltzer, football, holiday, day off, gobble gobble, whipped cream, pudding, prayer I hose w ishing to order ( hnslmus wreaths or centerpieces from the Heppner Garden Club are asked to please contact Ida Farra. 676. *»446 bv Nos 2 ' Nov. No%. 14 1 ut-s. W r.lv 1 hurs. f r i. Sut. Sun Mon People are a lv i ins tied to make their own wreaths or centerpieces at the Heppner Garden ilu b greens workshop at the A m faito ry at the fairgrounds on Dec 2 r . -V * , . * * ■ ' - ' J 2 ' . - j * ,- 20 y ■ ï < v , v * 'f i .1 ',; ' • • 1 r v i High 1 «IM Prn .34) .0 4*1 .0 31 47 .43 37 56 .0 46 32 33 n 54 .0 3)4 6N 0 41 63 >• Market Report • ®r*»» (H M lent® Cox^*ty * W f ; ; ■ '. .î v #- ** » . V' y I uesday, Nov. 21 Soft W hite 25 Itarlev •4.59 •4.64) *4.61 »4.62 4.63 •4.64 y •109 T *109.5 t M IO T •97 '/,% *4.06 tt\ A r r i d i l i u r a l L« m h I«* i * In Tin* Stal«** off O re g o n WK KNOW KAKMIMü! OF •friuipm enl hnannntf •( )j>rr.)lim’ ( rodil • I esibii* Financing • ( omjx titiw* R.itos astern Oraqon : - * M «m b*r F DIC Ion • M oo on nr • lone Ion« •/ Arlington Heppner " V ittr Independen! Home Owned Btmk “ BP. , —9 , , Ï - f «T o ■ / •• • v.. - O rder wreaths by Kanyid receives six years on charges la d d Kanyid. 28. o f Boardman. was sentenced to * i* years in prison Friday, November 17, H IN follow ing his convictions on drug charges in M orrow County Circuit C oun. according to M o rro w County Diet r id Attorney Jeff Wallace Kanyid plead guilty to the A pril 5 search and possession of metham • • * • 8 Pages On December a Morrow Coun ty youth basketball clinic will be held at the Heppner High School gym for hoys anil girls ages eight through high school Registration w ill be at 4 30 a m and the clinic is schedul ed fo r 10 a m to 4 34) p m The com is 518 per student which includes lunch and a T-shirt. Head basketball coach Hill Cian cio and the l ästern Oregon State basketball players. “ The Running Mountaineers.' will demonstrate basic skills in beginning and in term ediate players D rills lor specific skill development will b ee* plained and practiced Students should dress appropriately and he prepared to p a rtic ip a te Pre registration is recommend®! For more information contact Hetty Mathews at 9MU X I6 I or 9H9 M144 Coach Ciancio and his statt wdl work with the different age groups and help des clop spei if ic skills ihai coaches lecl players need most improvement ' l «é • - ,■ 7. • Kathy Tellechea â wL * : ..V . Youth basket hall Ml clinic set Dec. 9 H eppner 2* Wednesday. November 22. I9H9 V O L 107 NO. 47 « i t* t •< ' • - J! 1 ■S.»
