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EIGHT The Heppner Gaiette-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, November 8, 1979 4 Address changes may be mailed A trip to a Motor Vehicles Division field office for ad dress change notifications is no longer necessary. Rose McCoy, DMV manager in Heppner, said that a law which took effect Oct. 3 allows drivers and people who have non-driver identification cards to notify the division of a change of address by mail to the Salem headquarters, or in person at a DMV office. Notice must still be in writing. McCoy said the change was made in an attempt to reduce workloads in DMV offices as well as to make it more convenient for people to notify the division of a change of address. Oregon law says drivers must notify DMV of a change of address within 30 days of the change. There will be times when a new duplicate license still will be needed, Mrs. McCoy said. That will happen if a driver has restrictions on the license so that there is no room on the back for the adhesive sticker showing the new address. . DMV also will issue a new photo license for an address change if the person insists on getting one. Any new issue, however, will cost the person $3 while issuance of the adhesive sticker is free. Justice Court The following violations are from the office of Charlotte Gray, justice of the peace. Jack Albert Ployhar, 860 Fairview Way in Heppner speeding $10 fine. Laurie Jay Bridgeman, 180 West Baltimore No. 9 in Heppner vehicle license ex pired $7 fine. Randy Alan Buck, 140 May St. in Heppner vehicle li cense expired $12 fine. Donald Edward Staffenson, 316 N.E. 20th in Newport speeding $29 fine. Billy D. GriffinJr., P.O. Box 266 in Irrigon hunting in a prohibited area $53 fine. Benjamin Brian Harvey, 1800 N.E. 10th Space No. 24 in Hermiston hunting violation $14 fine. Sharon Diana Harvey. 1800 N.E. 10th Space No. 24 in Hermiston hunting violation $14 fine. Carl Lee Bonner. P.O. Box 725 in Heppner overwide load $29 fine. Carl Lee Bonner, P.O. Box 725 in Heppner axle overload $19 fine. Theron Walter Keeney, P.O. Box 85 in Prairie City sus pended operator's license $177 fine. Dinah Elisabeth Jackson, 425 Linden Way in Heppner vehicle license expired $7 fine. Calvin Clay Papineau, P.O. Box 472 in Lexington speed ing $34 fine. William Eugene Johnson, P.O. Box 166 in lone no vehicle license $24 fine. Michael Scott Balee, P.O. Box 577 in Lexington no motorcycle endorsement $12 fine. Charles Robert Meyers, 3534 N.E. 19th in Portland game bird hunting during closed season $80 fine. Oscar Wood Crook, Box 962 in Heppner axle overload $20 fine. Roy Clinton Henry Jr., 1135 East 4th in McMinnville ve hicle license expired $10 fine. Larry Dean Cahill, 8522 N.E. Milton in Portland fail ure to validate deer tag $29 fine. Sing Vang, 5665 N.E. Glisan No. 3 in Portland failure to validate big game tag $19 fine. SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT : Man conceals weapon at Boardman restaurant Deposits at The following cases were handled by the Morrow County Sheriff's office for the week ending Nov. 5. Two male juveniles were charged with criminal mis chief for damaging some school buses at Riverside High School. The juveniles appar ently were attempting to unlawfully remove gas from the tank of a bus when they were apprehended by an officer. The juveniles appar ently ran into one of the buses with the truck they were in while they were parking it. Investigation is pending. Norman L. Garbutt was shot accidentally by his hunting companion, Edward Elwin Barnes. Both men are from Redmond. Garbutt was shot in the lower left hip when Barnes made the mistake of thinking Garbutt, who was riding a horse in the brush, was a game animal. It was snowing lightly and Garbutt was riding in thick brush. Barnes had a 300 Winchester. Garbutt suf fered nerve damage and a fractured pelvis. Keith Vosberg reported that some juveniles had appar ently caused some damage to the Kingdom Hall in Lexing ton on Halloween night. The juveniles apparently broke a window and stuck in a garden hose causing $1,000 damage to the carpet and fixtures. Inves tigation is pending. VoJean Forquer, 215 Ct. St. in Heppner, filed a missing persons report on her brother, John Arthur Beardslee, whom she has not seen or heard from since August 24 and he has not picked up his last two Veter an's checks. Ronald Lewis Toombs, P.O. Box 602 N. Thompson Road in Heppner, has a citation for careless driving pending be cause of an accident eight miles southeast of Lexington on Hwy. 207. He apparently took a corner on Baseline Road going about 60 miles per hour on a foggy, wet day. The 1979 Ford he was driving was totaled and he was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hospital with injuries. Gary Lee Rozinski, 2345 N.E. Sandy Apt. No. 25 in Portland, has been arrested and then released on bail on two counts of carrying a concealed weapon. William Gerald Peck, Box 127 Board man Ave. in Boardman, reported Rozinski had a gun and a knife concealed in the Nomad Restaurant. A com panion of Rozinski, Herbert Williams, 225 Couch St. in Portland was cited for posses sion of less than one ounce of a controlled substance and hav ing no operator's license. The Heppner City Police are investigating a criminal mis chief occurence at Cal's Arco Station in Heppner. Calvin Allen Sherman, 205 Willow View Drive in Heppner, repor ted that two air hoses from the station were cut and the air gauges worth $74 were taken. Investigation is pending. local bank decrease Deposits at the Heppner branch of First National Bank of Oregon decreased 7.6 per cent in the 12-month period ended Sept. 30, 1979. The branch reported depo sits of $14,072,000 as of Sept. 30, 1979, compared with $15,230,000 a year earlier. 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