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Heppner G iu cttr-lim es, llrp p n rr, Oregon M rdiifsda*, January 17, IWO . THREE.
Justice Court
Report
Columbia Valley Chronicle
newspaper begins publication
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex in Heppner rrports
handling the folio*ing business dur
ing the past week
[>aJe Alan Munkers, 33. Heppncr
Expired Vehicle License. $41 bail
forfeited.
Earl Jacob Woolerv. 59. I'matilla
Defective Trailer Brakes. $65 bail
forfeited.
Keith Carrol Rea. 52. lone-
Exceeding the Maximum Speed, 72
mph in a 55 mph rone. S33 fine.
Ronald Hehcr Evan. 30. Portland
Failure to Validate Deer Tag. $43
fine,
Lance Eugene Whitmore. Jr •
Driving Over Fire Hoses at Fire
Scene. $20 fine.
James Dwayne Wallace. 25.
Portland Operators License Expired,
$49 fine.
Bruce Douglas Bergstrom. 3b,
Heppner No Side Marker Lights,
$20 fine.
Troy William Dunaway. 18.
Heppner-Minor In Possession. $85
fine.
P hillip Lewis E stberg, 18,
Heppner Minor In Possession. $75
fine
a personal computer and desktop
software'' to prepare his articles for
publication He will stay with the
newsletter as well as with the week
ly newspaper
Glenn publishes at his Boardman
home, with the help of family
members Within the eight page
spread's first issue were stories of
the new crane at Port of Morrow, the
naming of the Riverside School gym
after Dan Daltoso. retired RHS pnn
Cipal. the resignation of the Board
nun Chief of Police, an introduction
of Mark Eiscle. Riverside's vice-
principai. the recent w indstorm and
other general news and sports
Call 676-9228 or 481-2901 or 922-3W9
RHS gym named for past principal Daltoso
By Marty Suter
On January 5. 1990. the Riverside
High School Gymnasium was nam
cd Daltoso Gymnasium after Dan
Daltoso, recently retired principal of
Riverside High School
Dan was recognized for his loyal
ty and dedication to sfxirts. as well
as to the sshix'l itself As football
coach Daltoso took his football team
to state, and captured the Class A
Slate C ham pionship He was
employed nuns years as principal ol
Riverside High School For several
sears he serse»! as the Columbia
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Basin Conference representative to
the O regon Schools A thletic
Association
Daltoso spends his leisure time
fishing in the new bass boat,
presented to him h\ the community
ol Boardnun at his ictiremont |urty
A 33-year old Irrigon nun plead
guilty Fnday to drug related charges
in Morrow County Circuit Court,
according to Morrow County
District Attorney Jeff Wallace
Phillip Midland entered guilty
pleas to two counts of delivery of
mcthamphctaminc in February and
March. 1989 Hie charges stemm
ed fn*m an undercover investigation
by the Morrow County Sheriff’s Of
fice and the Irrigon Police
Department
Circuit Court Judge Pro-Tern
Ralph Curnn ordered a pre sentence
investigation, and continued the mat
ter for sentencing pending comple
tion
of
the
pre sentence
investigation
Lunch - *3**
Garden club
holds meeting
Dinner
WED - Ham Steak* I 75
THURS - Chinese
FRI -
Steak
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Pork Noodle-« * Í 7 *
Shrimp ® fi7 *
The Heppner Garden Club met
Tuevlay evening, January 9. in the
St Patrick's Senior Center meeting
r«xim
Guests were Mr and Mrs Don
Haugen. Wave! Wilkinvin. Bill
Kuhn. Phillip Kuhn and Josh Clark
Ihe program was in two parts
Debbie Scott gave lielplul in forma
tion on fuchsias
their growing,
culture and pruning
lane and Bill Rawlins described at
MON - Ground Round * 1 7
TUES - Veal Parmesan ® -l7 ®
The children o f Mike and
Eileen Sali rig cordially invite all
friends and relatives to a 40th
wedding anniversary reception
in their honor on Saturday ,
January 27th , 1 - 4 p . r n a t the
Heppner Elks Lodge.
length some "All America Sclcc
lions for 1990" of vegetables and
flowers All members were urged to
try something new in their gardens
this year
Hostesses serving refreshments
were Alberta Johannes. Verna Brin
da and Bebc Munkcrs
The next meeting will begin with
a pot luck dinner at the Dawna Ar
chcr home on Monday, February 5
.N o Gifts Please
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Irrigon man pleads guilty to drug charges H eppner pounds R iverside, 44-32
WAGON WHEEL CAFE SPECIALS
WED • Soup and Sandwich
THURS * Chinese Pork Noodles
FRI. - Fishwicn w clam chowder
MON - Chili Burger
TUES - Mexican Food
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By Marty Suter
Boardman now has a community
newspaper to fill the void left by the
Boardman Beacon and Boardman
Enterprise, the Columbia Valley
Chronicle, which began circulation
Monday. January 8
Copies of the paper were printed
and mailed free to all postal patrons
in the Boardman and irrigon
vicinity
C olumbia Valley Chronicle is also
given away at stores in Morrow
County and Arlington
Ed Glenn, publisher, has been
publishing a market newsletter for
the Northwest wine grape industry
for a little more than a year, using
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Die Heppner Fillies remainexl
unbeaten in CBC plav asthev pound
cii their rivals from the north. 44 *2
Lhe Fillies |umpexl out last as they
built a Id (xunt lead after one quarter
of play Heppner held the visiting
Pirates to iust one field goal in the
first quarter ami never hx'kcd back
Heppner out scored Riverside in the
second permd 10 to nine and had a
commanding 11 point lead at the
halt
Die Fillies built on their 11 point
lead in the third quarter as they
outscorcd the Pirates, Id b . and went
into the final period leading '2 17
Jennifer Curtin scored six |x>ints in
the quarter Nikki Brishois scored
six points m the final quarter as the
f dies cruised to the 12 |x>int victory
Currin led all scorers with IS
points Oulcie Palmer added III
points for the victorious Fillies
Coach Mark Dowds credited a
tough Fills defense lor the win XX e
played pretty gixxl defense- tonight
Our shot selection was better, but we
still had problems with unforced er
rors." stated Dowdy
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Judge C im ili im poscd but
suspcnded 18 monilis in prison, and
ordcrcd Salci to undergo montai
hcalth evuluation and treatment as
pati ot bei prohation. and lo pay
'24U in court a|ipointed attomey let-s
and a 'SO assessment to thè violini
witness lumi
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Story Urne set
for January 22
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Heppner Public I ibr.uv siorv hour
fot all pre schoolcrs svili siati al
10 '0 a m Jan 22
Kay Proclor will lx- thè reader
Volunicer readers are needed II vou
i.m help ple.tse cali thè librare
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Hermiston woman sentenced
later apprehended by the Boardnun
Police Department
Circuit Court Judge Pro Tem
Ralph Curnn ordered a presentence
investigation, aixl continued the nut
ter for sentencing, pending comple
tion
of
the
pre sentence
investigation
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b k m rn . (.rrrn u p , ( ..rv.ln totals IN N 1
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Ktsrrslilr (J2l Short 2 l-J 5: Sulrr 2 2 X
ft; I sans 4 4^6 12; Morgan 4 |-2 V, IHum.
Srsl. Ilrllhrrg, Ira rtrr totals 12 8-10 12.
* potnl goals none t.Hilr.Mil nonr total
fouts-KIsrrsMtr 12, llrp pn rr Ift
A 20 year old Hermiston woman
received 18 months probation as a
result of her guilty pica to
unauthorized use- of a motor vehic le,
according to Morrow Countv
District Attorney Jett Wallace
lolly Marie Saier was sentenced
ilav bv Circuit Court Judge Pro
lem Ralph Currin She was charg
ed with attempting to steal an
automobile troni the dnveway of a
private residence in Irrigon m
September She was caught while at
tempting to steal the car by the
owner who had been awakened bv
lhe noise outside Ihe owner then
subdued her until police arrived a
short time later
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A 20 year old Boardman plead
guilts Friday to first degree burglars
in Morrow County Circuit Court,
according to Morrow County
District Attorney Jell Wallace
James Mabe was charged with
burglarizing a residence in Board
man in November and taking a
number of personal items He was
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