The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 21, 1978 THIRTEEN
Police Report j
Two Hermiston men plead
ed guilty in Heppner Justice
Court earlier this week to
charges of possessing illegal
deer meat.
Fined $305 each for the
poaching charges were Rich
ard R. Cochran, 25, and Roger
Lee Bard, 24, both of Hermis
ton. The two also received
suspended 30-day jail terms.
The two men were arrested
by state police near the
O'Brien Ranch on Little But
ter Creek, where they alleg
edly had loaded an illegally
killed doe and fawn into a
pickup truck.
Kay Marquardt of Heppner
received cuts and abrasions to
her hand and wrist last week,
when the pickup she was
driving overturned along
Hwy. 74, about one mile north
of Lexington, sheriff's dep
uties said.
When Mrs. Marquardt
rounded a corner, an oncom
ing car apparently forced her
to steer to the right. As the
pickup truck moved onto the
berm and into a roadside
ditch, she lost control of the
vehicle, with the pickup com
ing to rest on its side.
(J) Lexington news
Delpha Jones 989-8189
Irene Padberg was hostess
at her home on Friday' for a
luncheon and 3 Links Club
meeting. The afternoon was
spent in a business meeting, at
which time plans were made
for an election day luncheon
1 and card party. The luncheon
will start at 10:30 and continue
through the afternoon and
cards will start at 1:30.
O-rhairmen named for this
function were Maureen Davis
and Marion Robinson. The
group hopes to have the
bazaar articles ready for the
Heppner sale in December.
Also, a Holloween card Party
was planned for Oct. 28
with chairman Ruth Robinson
in charge.
The lodge meets the first
and third Thursday evenings
of each month and the club
meets the second Thursday
afternoon. Virginia Peck won
the door prize. The next
meeting is scheduled for the
Ruth Robinson home.
Venice Hendrickson visited
her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Rinehart at
their home in Ukiah over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Ropp
visited last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Majeske. They were visiting
over the weekend and remain
ed for the memorial services
of Mrs. Ropp's cousin, Chris
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright
from Woodburn Estates spent
the week with the Pat Wright
family. Pat is the daughter-in-law
of the Wrights.
Geri Wilcox and Kim Whit-
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ney from Portland spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Jones, Kim's grandpar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Marshall and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Palmer attended the
Duncan's 50th wedding anni
versary in Toppenish last
Sunday. Mr. Duncan is a
brother of Mrs. Marshall. Also
attending from Heppner were
Mr. and Mrs. .Bud Marshall.'
The Holly PNG Club met at
the West of the Willow in
Heppner on Wednesday for
their regular meeting. After a
lovely luncheon, a short busi
ness meeting was held. Those
present were Leila Palmer,
chairman, Donna Papineau,
Florence McMillan, Irene
Padberg, Freda Majeske,
Ruth Robinson, Catie Pad
berg, Maureen Davis, Hilda
Yocum and Delpha Jones. The
next meeting is planned with
Irene Padberg and Delpha
Jones as hostesses.
Lolita Marquardt from
Portland spent the week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Marquardt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holly have
moved to Bend, and their
Lexington home has been sold
to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor from
Fossil.
The Committee on Woman's
Activity .met at the home of
Virginia Peck on Tuesday
afternoon. Plans were com
pleted for the stew supper and
card party scheduled for
Saturday night, Sept. 23, at the
Lexington Grange Hall. The
evening activities will start at
6:30 p.m. followed by the
pinochle party at 8 p.m.
Refreshments were served to
Florence McMillan, Venice
Hendrickson, Josie Peck,
Barbara Cutsforth, Delpha
Jones and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mounts
of Portland spent the week in
Heppner and Lexington with
Mrs. Mounts' mother Freda
Majeske and sister Pat
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buch-.
anan have moved from lone
into their new triple wide
trailer home in Lexineton.
Irrigon news
Francis Rose
Wilson
922-3352
Discussion concerning the
operations of Irrigon 's new
safety officer, Tom Kelly,
resulted in the appointment of
Bill Cooley, councilman, as
Police Commissioner, at the
Irrigon Council Meeting last
week. City Manager Jack
Baisden, was relieved of this
duty.
Since this is Irrigon's first
full-time police officer no
policy covering his operations
had been adopted. The policy
is to be worked out between
the officer and the commis
sioner. Work policy for other
employees was also discussed.
Alice Bartlett of Heppner
presented a resolution to the
council, for inclusion of the
City of Irrigon in the proposed
Morrow County Health Dis
trict. After lengthy discussion
the resolution was rejected.
The action will exclude the
city from the proposed dis
trict, if formed. Taxes for
supporting the district will not .
be levied within the city.
Likewise voters residing in the
city will not have a voice in
, administration of the district.
A hearing on annexation of
property for the proposed new
Junior High School was con- .
ducted. No objections were
voiced and an ordinance was
adopted for the land that lies
South of California Ave. and
West of Division St.
A plot of the Jewell Subdivi
sion was presented by Carl
Riley showing lot lines and
water lines. The plot was
accepted by the council.
Council members whose
terms expire Dec, 31 include,
Dorothy Irish, Rod Collins.
Bill Cooley . Petitions and
declaration forms are avail
able at the city office.
City manager Jack Baisden
was out of town on business so
was absent from the council
session.