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r.-v TKN The Gazette-Times. Heppner, Ore., Thursday, May 5. 1?77 Wranglers draw 57 Fifty-seven riders rode at the fourth and final Wrang lers' Playday at Heppner Sunday. High point winners in each age group were: 6 & under 1st Mike Van Schoiack, 2nd Angie Ashbeck, 3rd Craig Angell, 4th Mike Mahoney. 7, 8, & 9 1st Scott Dougherty, 2nd Bridgett Greenup, 3rd Trisha Mahoney, 4th Jason Dougherty. 10, 11, 12, & 13 1st Anita Palmer, 2nd Ann Van Schoiack, 3rd Cliff Dougherty, 4th Annette Wilger. Also 13-17 year olds 1st David Steagall, 2nd Kathleen Van Schoiack, 3rd Marie Van Schoiack, 4th Krynn Robin son. 18-29 Sherrie Kemp. 30 and over: Bob Van Schoiack. Bob Mahoney won the belt buckle in the team roping for the high money winner for the four Playdays. Winners in various events were: 6 and under Barrels : 1st Angie Ashbeck, 2nd Mike Van Schoiack, 3rd Craig Angell, 4th Brian Padberg. Poles 1st Angie Ashbeck, 2nd Mike Van Schoiack, 3rd Craig Angell, 4th Mike Mahoney. Arlington man charged with illegal fishing In Justice Court at Heppner Tuesday, April 26, James William Boyce, 20, of Hep pner, was fined $75.00 after he pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal activity in drugs, possession of less than one ounce of marijuana. On April 27, Dixie Allen, 52, Heppner, pleaded guilty to a charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating liq uor and was fined $305.00. Also in Justice Court here, Percy A. Brigham, 66, of Arlington, has entered a plea of innocent to a charge of fishing with nets in a closed season. The defendant has asked for a jury trial the week S.S. rep scheduled A Social Security repre sentative is at the Heppner Neighborhood Center, 178 Wil low, the second Friday of each month from 10a.m. to 12 noon. Persons who have Social Security, Supplemental Secur ity Income or Medicare busi ness may contact the Social Security representative for assistance. The next visit is scheduled Friday, May 13. 0 -c, rSV 3 Figure 8 1st Angie Ashbeck, 2nd Mike Mahoney, 3rd Mike Van Schoiack, 4th Craig Angell. Hat Race 1st Mike Van Schoiack, 2nd Craig Angell, 3rd Ted Schwarz, 4th Mike Mahoney. Barrels 7, 8, & 9 year olds : 1st Scott Dougherty, 2nd Andrea Ball, 3rd Bridgett Greenup, 4th Jason Dougher ty. Poles 1st Scott Dough erty, 2nd Trisha Mahoney, 3rd Jason Dougherty, 4th Wayne Wilgers. Dollar Bill Race 1st Trisha Mahoney, 2nd Bobbie Kinzer, 3rd Bridgett Greenup, 4th Jason Dougherty. Hat Race 1st Scott Dougherty, 2nd Bridgett Greenup, 3rd Jason Dougherty, 4th Jodi Padberg. Barrels 10, 11, 12 & 13 year olds: 1st Anita Palmer, 2nd Cliff Dougherty, 3rd Ann Van Schoiack, 4th Annette Wilgers. Poles 1st Cliff Dougherty, 2nd Anita Palmer, 3rd Ann Van Schoiack, 4th Steve Mil ler. Dollar Bill Race 1st Anita Palmer, 2nd Ann Van Schoiack, 3rd Annette Wilger, 4th Tara Mahoney. Keyhole 1st Ann Van Schoiack, 2nd of May 2. Brigham was released on his own recognizance. He was charged after auth orities found an estimated 1,000 pounds of rotten fish, including four live sturgeon, in gill nets placed in the Board man area. Brigham told the court that the nets in question were stolen last year. According to first reports, the nets had apparently been in the water for some time. The nets, worth several hun dred dollars each, had Brig ham's name imprinted on the floats, it was reported. Elks Calendar May 5-7, Summer Convention at Seaside Thursday, May 5 Regular Lodge, 8 p.m. Kitty A 0 A A 2 S Friday, May 6 Happy Hour, 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, May 10 Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m. F.Iks & nnt-of-tnwn pnests onlv a - - - B.P.O.E. 358 CV iviaivc mum happy May 8 with V selections from Lebush's Lingerie Petite thru Queen sizes... Deena, Miss Elaine oSpring Handkerchiefs styles and colors to H oHandbags oMr. Fine Pant & Top combinations. ..just in for Mother's Day. You Know the name and the quality of MR. FINE. MAKE MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 8, a special treat for your Cliff Dougherty, 3rd Steve Miller, 4th Pat Schwarz. Barrels 14-17 year olds: 1st Donna Palmer, 2nd Kathleen Van Schoiack, 3rd Dave Stea gall, 4th Debra Palmer. Poles 1st Dave Steagall, 2nd Todd Sherer, 3rd Scott Sherer, 4th Marie Van Schoiack. Dollar Bill Race 1st Marie Van Schoiack, 2nd Nancy Miller, 3rd Krynn Robinson, 4th Debra Palmer. Keyhole 1st Dave Steagall, 2nd Krynn Robinson, 3rd Kathleen Van Schoiack, 4th Marie Van Schoiack. Barrels 18-29 year olds: 1st Judy Eckman, 2nd Kathy Gilbert, 3rd Sherry Kemp, 4th Ken Eckman. Poles 1st Sher ry Kemp, 2nd Jane Bailey, 3rd Judy Eckman, 4th Barb Gut ierrez. Dollar Bill Race 1st Bruce Bergstrom, 2nd Judy Eckman, 3rd Barb Gutierrez, 4th Sherry Kemp. Keyhole 1st Barb Gutierrez, 2nd Ken Eckman, 3rd Sherry Kemp, 4th Bruce Bergstrom. Barrels 30 and Over: 1st Diana Ball, 2nd Bob Van Schoiack, 3rd Pat Dougherty, 4th Merlyn Robinson. Poles 1st Dick Sherer, 2nd Pat Dougherty, 3rd Diana Ball, 4th Bob Van Schoiack. Dollar Bill Race 1st Bob Van Schoiack, 2nd Annie Schwarz, 3rd Pat Dougherty, 4th Larry Angell. Keyhole 1st Dick Sherer, 2nd Bob Steagall, 3rd Bob Van Schoiack, 4th Merlyn Robin son. Team Roping: 1st Bob Mahoney & Roice Fulleton, 2nd Cornett Green & Bev Steagall. 3rd Don Papineau & Gail Medlock, 4th Richard Kinzer & Ed Martin. 1st fast go (tie) Howard Bryant & Cliff Dougherty, Cindy & Jerry Dougherty (17.6). 2nd fast go Roice Fulleton & Bob Steagall 17.1. Final winners for 4 Play days were: 1st Bob Mahoney, $32.90; 2nd Roice Fulleton, $25.60; 3rd Cliff Dougherty, $24.70; 4!h Bev Steagall, $21.35: 5th Cindy Dougherty, $20.45; and 6th David Steagall, $20.40. Wednesday, May 11 Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m. Indoctrination, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. May 12 Regular Lodge, 8 p.m. Ladies' Night Mother's Day Observance Dinner, 6:30 p.m. - - - - o i Heppner, Oregon fit every pocketbook. Baird faces charges Monday for manslaugher, mistreatment The trial of Leslie Dawn Baird, 23, of Umatilla, is scheduled in Circuit Court at Heppner beginning at 9:30 a.m. Monday, May 16. She faces a two-count indictment of manslaughter and criminal mistreatment in connection with the death of her 2-year-old son on Dec. 2, 1976. - The defendant has entered no plea and has been free on her own recognizance since she was arraigned in Heppner in late March. The indictment, returned by a Morrow County Grand Jury, gjgsaaasiwywa ligp is iiiini candl tore Bueedsl B78 X 13 28.60 1.82 )' -Kl7 l 1 nirrrurrn dw x w 30.59 2.09 . 1 V) Hl Hazard PASSENGER E x u .n 2.23 k " . I PFTRFAf) F78 X U 32.62 2.37 rranty itUlUAU ins x h 36.07 2.73 V 7f 1 G78 X 15 34.59, 2.59 I . 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The State information charges, in part, that the mother unlawfully and reck lessly, under circumstances manifesting an extreme in difference to the value of human life, caused death by refusing and neglecting to seek and obtain medical at tention and assistance for the child. It is further alleged in the information that the defend ant knew the boy had been ill Monarch 40,000 mile steel belted radial ER78 X 14 FR78 X 14 GR78 X 14 HR78 X 14 GR78 X 15 HR78 X 15 LR78 X 15 $50.91 $52.90 $55.41 $58.28 $56.77 $59.78 $66.82 $1 without exchange $39.33 $33.00 $29.73 or injured for a period of days and that illness or injury pro gressed to unconsciousness. According to sources inter viewed by the Gazette-Times, the condition of two children, including the deceased, had prompted a report to police at Hermiston in early November of 1976, eventually resulting in an order for protective cus tody being issued to State Police. The child was not located until it was pronounced dead at a Umatilla County hospital on Dec. 2. FET 2.47 3.44- Free Jjj$ ")) A78 x 13- $29.53 1.73 C78 X 13 $32.19 E78 X 14 33.43 F78 X 14 34.72 G78 X 14 36.61 H78 X 14 39.05 G78 X 15 36.85 H78 X 15 39.18 L78 X 15 42.45 THREE WAYS TO BUY EZLS VISA MASTERCHARGE CREDIT PLAN STORE HOURS M0N-FRI Contractor licensed Mel Piper of Heppner has obtained registration from the State of Oregon as a building contractor. Piper is both li censed and bonded and be comes the third licensed builder in Heppner. Piper has worked in the trade all his life and has been in the construction business in the Heppner area for about 14 years. Primary among his skills is cabinet making. He is cur rently employed on several home expansion jobs in Hep pner. Piper and his wife Betty have four children; David, 17, Cynthia, 9, Shelia 7, and Teri, 4. His two stepchildren are Chris Bourrie and Donna Ball. 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