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TEN-The Heppne Gatette-Timcs, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday. February 5. 1981 Sheriffs The Sheriff's Department at the Morrow County Court house in Heppner handled the following calls over the past week: On Jan. 29. at 5:05 a.m.. a house fire was reported on the emergency 911 system by Shirley Garrett, seven miles out Balm Fork on the old Luke Bibby place. The Heppner Fire Dept. responded to the call. Some damage was done to the attic, according to the Sheriff's report. Also on Jan. 29 at 7:50 a.m.. Jack Shaw. Pendleton, report ed his Airedale dog missing from his pickup, which had been parked in front of the Heppner Motel. Anyone find ing the dog is asked to call 276-6222. In another Jan. 29 incident, at 8:02 a.m.. a call received from the Oregon State Police at Arlington requesting an ambulance to respond to a truck accident resulting in injuries. The accident had occurred at mile post 151. in the east bound lane of Inter state 84. A Boardman ambu lance responded to the call. On Jan. 28. at 12:39 a.m., a Boardman ambulance re sponded to a call from the Ronald Black residence, 208 Boardman Ave., N.W. On Jan. 27. at 5:30 a.m. a fire was reported at the Nugget Motel at Boardman. The Boardman Fire Dept. responded to the call. Also on Jan. 27. at 11 : 12 a.m. Francisco Aguiar. Stanfield address, was arrested by Oregon State Police at Herm iston on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for allegedly disobeying a stop sign. Aguiar was lodged at the Hermiston Safety Center on other charges, also, say police. In another Jan. 27 incident, a criminal trespass was re ported by a VS. Forest Service special agent, M.G. Powers. The incident occur red near the Ellis Ranger Station. Ukiah Ranger Dis trict. The Sheriff's Dept. says the case is under investiga tion. On Jan. 26. an ambulance was requested at U and I. Inc.. Boardman. A young woman CowBelles, Beef Council, Les Schwab sponsor beef-tire promo Fri., Sat, The Morrow County Cow belles will be on hand at Les Schwabs Tire Center in Hepp ner Friday and Saturday, Feb. 6 and 7. from 1 p.m. to closing . to pass out free samples of Hawaiian meatballs. The free goodies are part of the 17th annual beef promo tion program sponsored by Les Schwab Tire Centers, the Oregon Beef Council and the Oregon CowBelles. The pro gram includes giving free beef gift certificates with the purchase of Les Schwab tires. Les Schwab recently pur chased nearly $50,000 in beef certificates from the Oregon Beef Industry to give away during the promotion. In announcing the promo tion, Donald Ostensoe. man ager, Oregon Beef Council, said that "during the past 16 years the Les Schwab Tire organization, headquartered in Prineville, has purchased imore than five-hundred thousand dollars in beef cert ificates for their annual tire promotion. The Beef Council and the Oregon CowBelles are most pleased in working with this Oregon industry in help ing to publicize and promote beef gift certificates and beef products in general." The beef certificates will be given with the purchase of two or more new passenger or pick-up tires or four Les Schwab passenger or pick-up retreads and can be used toward the purchase of beef at any business house in the meat business. This year's promotion will provide an added value to the customer as the tire firm has increased the value of each free certifi cate from $5.00 to $7.50. The certificates may also be used as premiums on gifts. Last year the tire firm gave away over $65,000.00 in free beef in Report was reported to be having trouble with respiration and low blood pressure. A Board man ambulance responded to the call. Also on Jan. 26. Darwin Duncan reported vandalism to his vehicle. A Morrow County deputy responded to the call. In another Jan. 26 incident. Mrs. Gene Lancaster. Hepp ner reported theft and forgery of a SAIF check. The Heppner Police Dept. responded to the call. Also on Jan. 26. a fire was reported at the White resi dence at Third and 'A' Streets in lone. The lone Fire Dept. responded to the call. On Jan. 25. Darwin Duncan reported the theft of stereo equipment and rugs from his trailer in Irrigon. A Morrow County deputy responded to the call. Also on Jan. 25. Robert Bass, a custodian at Sam Boardman Elementary School, reported a break-in at the school office. Boardman Police responded. On Jan. 24. Oregon State Police at Hermiston reported that they had Randall Charles Jydstrup in custody on their charges. The State Police also reported that they had served a Morrow County Sixth Jus tice Court warrant on Jyd strup for failure to pay restitution and failure to pay a fine. Jydstrup was lodged at Umatilla County Jail. On Jan. 23. an ambulance was requested at U and I. Inc.. Boardman. A Boardman am bulance responded. Also on Jan. 23. a bartender at Beecher's Cafe. lone, called in a report of a mobile home fire next to Beecher's. Flames were reported to be coming out of the building, which was owned by Robin Baker. No one was believed to have been in the building at the time. In another Jan. 23 incident. Ruth Brene. at the Hitchin Post at Boardman. reported that a male subject was causing trouble and requested assistance in removing the man from the premises. The Boardman Police Dept. re sponded. Oregon. Washington and Idaho. Les Schwab stated he feels this year's promotion will be the company's largest promo tion. Recent expansion in the Bowling News Koffee Kup Jan. 22 Hi Ho's 7-5, Gutter Dusters 7-5, 4585. 4514. 4422. 4400. 4533. 4491. 4397. 4591. Dregs Three Holers Three L's Weary Wives Newcomers Pvtts 7-5. 7-5. 6-6, 5-7. 5-7, 4-8. High individual game -Beverly Gunderson. 191. High individual series -Beverly Gunderson. 477. High team game - Hi Ho's. 555. High team series - Three L's. 1587. Splits 5-7-9. Iris Campbell. 5-8-10. wc PROFESSIONALLY TO BEAUTIFY YOUR HUrvt ARE NOW AVAILABLE. II STYLES, OYtt 39 TONES TO CHOOSE ROM Some Market Specials On Carpets Still Available Gmi SAVINGS!! a UtJLOOR C0VERMG j Obituaries Marion Olson HEPPNER - Marion Olson. 80. died Jan. 30. 1981. in Heppner. Mr. Olson was born March 17. 1900. at Crocker. Iowa, the son of Thomas Axel and Florence M. Blow Olson. He moved to Heppner in 1946 from Des Moines. Iowa, and started working for the Hep pner Lumber Company, He stayed on through various management changes until his retirement from the mill, now the Kinzua Corporation, in 1966. Mr. Olson was an avid gardener, and a very success ful one. He enjoyed fishing, and was a dedicated walker who was a familiar sight as he strode briskly along the streets of Heppner. Funeral services were Tues day. Feb. 3. at 11 a.m. at the Sweeney Mortuary Chapel with the Rev. Don Shelton of the First Christian Church officiating. Delta Huber sang "Beyond The Sunset." ac companied by Betty Mar quardt. Concluding services and interment were at Heppner Masonic Cemetery. Sweeney Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Casket bearers were Simon Winters. Dave Winters. Joey Anderson. Mike Smith. Ed Olson and Fred Breeding. Honorary bearers were Jim Launer, Archie Alderman. Dick Sargent and Mike Saling. Mr. Olson is survived by two sons. Richard and Edgar, both of Heppner: two daughters. Alice Anderson. Hermiston. and Mildred Breeding. Hepp ner: two sisters. Mabel Clark and Bessie Eveland. both of De Moines. Iowa: twelve grandchildren, ten. great grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. His wife. Ida. preceded him in death in 1970. Library Until further notice the Heppner Public Library will be closed on Fridays. Other daily hours will remain the same. Northwest now gives the tire firm over 100 locations in Oregon. Washington, and Idaho that will be promoting the beef certificates with the purchase of tires February 1 through February 28. Keglers Jan. 29 Gutter Dusters 10-6. 6049. 5956. 6110. 6073. 5991. 6081. 5894. 6049. Three Holers Hi Ho's Weary Wives Dregs Thrw L's Newcomers Pvtts 10-6. 9-7. 8-8. 8-8. 7-9, 7-9. 5-11. High individual game - Linda Schultz. 186. High individual series - Iris Campbell. 485. High team game - Dregs. 600. High team series - Weary Wives. 1582. Spljts . Hjlda Yocom 4.7.10. CABINETS FOR YOUR INSTALLED CABINETS j Willow Creek The annual meeting of the Willow Creek Countrv Club wns held .Innunrv 29 in the "boardroom of the Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Following the husiness meet ing. Harold Kerr was honored for his service to the cluh. Members also enjnved a film documentary on the 1080 Kemper Open. The board of directors for m will include: Dave Hanna. president: Terrv Springer, vice president : Elmer Palmer, past presi dent Sharon Harrison, secre tary and treasurer: Clint MeQuarrie. building and grounds: Rev Wilson, wo men's president: and Susan Johnston. Annetta Klinger. and Linda Shaw. Members In attendance took action to increase the fee for a -family membership from $75 to $80; to set fees for associate families at $35 and associate sehved 9 a.ra. I Cusfowet Jkppmaaim Day i atdrdby,Feb. 14 ! B p wi breakfast J Ipj Pancake ' "8 Breakfast 1 1470 ! smveraco irifmriAVIftflAL IInUlSfEEl 1 ON DISPLAY gmkins CAULCflUS Culta - Factory INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MONSANTO CALKINS CENEX AG PRODUCTS ORTHO MOBAY CHEMICAL PPG INDUSTRIES CENTURY WELDERS n Country Club indviduals at $20: and to increase greens fees for out-of-town golfers to $3 for nine holes 'and $5 for all day. Other fees remain the same as previous years. . Trophies were awarded to women onlfors for events of the HH0 seiixon The I .tidies' Match Phiv Chnmpionship was Fddi Skow: 2nd plnce was Pni Fdmundsnn: and third went In.ljin Thorn. Fran Crook whs I he winner of the 2nd flii'bi; second wns Muriel Palmer: and third. Dorris Graves. Rev Wilson whs the most improved Golfer and Put Fdmundsnn had the lowest whft'w score. S -- were itveraeed for .tidii' Dm plav and Put Fdmundsnn won low gross, wiih Lois Hunt second and Fddi Skow. third. Frnn Crook won low net; Murial Pnlmer. second net : and Bev Wilson, third fco loon weeder Meet The Reps From elects officers, awards golf The Scotch Doubles Trophy winners were: 1st low gross Lois Hunt nnd Marlivn Rii low: 2nd --Put Fdmundson iiiid Muriiil Pnlmer: 3rd - Fddi Skow find Fileen Piid heri Nt low net Mnrein and K;iv Anderson: 2nd -- ReMv CtirUim nnd Norma French : :trd .lnvce Winters nnd Dnrnthv Hawkins. Team Scramble Trophy winners were: 1st low gross -Fddi Skw nnd Put l.m'kford' 2nd - Pat Fdmundson nnd .Ian Thorn- 3rd - Lois Hunt nnd Filoen Ptidhorc: 1st low net -rharlene Imm and Mnrilvn Bii'elow 2nd Lnrenn Jones and l.ncile Peck: 3rd - Annetta Klinuer nnd Rev Wilson, The women's awards were presented by Linda Shaw, past president, and Bev Wilson. 1981 .women's president. Awards for men's play were I Hillside Combine n The ON DISPLAY SIE1 jl an fiictajone QlcCcome oooaoooooQocxaooooooeoooooog presented by Rick Johnston and John Edmundson. Be cause of a rather late match, the trophy for 3rd place In 1979 match play was finally pre sented to Allen Nistad, The 1980 Medal Play Cham pion wns Charlie Rawlins; 1st flight co-winners were John Edmundson and Don Lott; 2nd flight co-winners were George Koffler and Francis Doherty: and 3rd flight winners were Elmer Pnlmer ( 1st ) and Dule Hedmim (2nd). For the third time in a row the 1980 Match Play Champion was Al Reck. John Edmund son finished 2nd and Rick Johnston, third. The Sunday morning play best average awards went to John Edmundson, low gross, and Don Lott. 2nd low gross. C.C. Ciirmiehtiel won 1st net and Ed Heimstra, 2nd net. John Edmundson announc ed that he would again teach World's Largest ... StH kiici trophies coif through Blue Mountain j Community College ' this spring. He plans separate clusses for beginning and f intermediate golfers. North Lexington Livetock 4-H Club meets f lly Sliirey Kennedy t The North I,exington Live- slock 4-H Club met Jan. 20 at Rill Doherty ' home. Leader Bill Broderick talk ed about feeding steers. Members will start giving reports on feeding and caring for animals. Joe Taylor will ' report on swine, Travis Harri son, steers, and Stncey Ken- nedv. sheep. The next meeting will be at . Kennedy's home on Feb. 11. . buy
