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GAZETTE-TIMES
Rirrtw Cmty's BOwitd Weekly Newspaper
U.S.P.S. 240-420
Published evti y Thursday and entered as second-class
matter at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon under the
Act of March 3. 1879. Second-class postage paid at
Heppner. Oregon.
Office at 147 West Willow Street. Telephone (503)
R76-9228.
Address communications to the Heppner Gazette
Times. P.O. Box 337. Heppner. Oregon 97836
$8.00 in Morrow. Umatilla. Wheeler & Gilliam counties;
$10.00 elsewhere.
David and April Hfltoo Sykes, Publishers
Special diet program set
Do you ever wonder why
sodium in the diet may be a
problem? Or why there is so
much concern about choles
terol in food? or sugar?
Margaret Bakke. Oregon
State University Extension
nutrition specialist, will
answer these questions and
many more when she comes to
Umatilla and Morrow counties
April 23. Mrs. Bakke will
present two identical pro
grams on special diets, with
emphasis on sodium, sugar,
and fat in the daily diet.
Mrs. Bakke will also discuss
the changes in the recommen
ded daily dietary allowances
for individuals. She will be
available to answer questions.
According to Extension Home
Economist Molly Saul, home
makers have expressed con
cern and lack of knowledge of
special dietary problems.
They read about dietary
concerns in popular publica
tions and wonder if the
information applies to them.
For this reason the Home
Extension Program Develop
ment Committee thought a
SCHOOL
LUNCH
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lONE SCHOOLS
Thurs.. April 16 - corn dogs,
taler tots, vegetable sticks,
fruit, milk.
Fri.. April 17 - tomato soup,
peanut butter and bologna
sandwiches, crackers, pic
kles, dessert, milk.
Mon., April 20 - spaghetti,
tossed salad and garlic bread,
fruit, milk.
Tues., April 21 - hot pork
sandwiches., buttered peas,
carrot sticks, dessert, milk.
Wed.. April 22 - finger
steakes, bread and butter,
buttered spinach, gelatin,
milk.
Thurs., April 23 - turkey
chop suey. fluffy rice, pear
and cheese salad, pickled
beets, milk.
HEPPNER HIGH SCHOOL
Thurs., April 16 - Easter
dinner.
Fri., April 17 - soup,
sandwiches, salad, dessert,
milk.
Mon.. April 20 - hot turkey
sandwich on French bread,
peas, sliced peaches, choco
late cake or salad bar, milk.
Tues., April 21 - macaroni
and cheese, broccoli, hot
bread, fresh fruit or salad bar,
milk.
Wed., April 22 - hot dogs,
tater tots, fruit, cookie, milk.
Thurs., April 23 - chicker
patties with potatoes and
gravy, whole wheat rolls,
fresh vegetables, fruit, milk.
HEPPNER ELEMENTARY
Thurs., April 16 - burrito
with meat sauce, tater tots,
mifed vegetables, orange
half, milk.
Fri., April 17 - Easter eggs,
salad, hot cross buns.
Mon., April 20 - beef stew,
salad, fruit, bread.
Tues.. April 21 - cheese dog
melt, tater tots, vegetables,
fruit, milk.
Wed.. April 22 - tacos,
shredded lettuce, buttered
carrots, fruit, milk.
Thurs.. April 23 - Cook's
surprise.
special program on dietary
concerns was needed.
Mrs. Bakke will present two
identical programs April 23.
The first will be 10 a.m. at the
Far West Federal Savings,
1701 S. W. Court, Pendleton.
The second will be at 2 p.m..
Park Hall, Umatilla County
Fairgrounds. Hermiston.
Mrs. Saul states that there is
no charge to attend. All
interested persons are invited.
There will be handout liter
ature to take home.
JUSTICE
COURT
Justice Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following cases
over the past week :
William Roy Ford. III. 642
N.W. 7th St.. Pendleton, ex
ceeding maximum speed (67
miles per hour in a 55 mph
speed limit) - $65 bail forfeit
ed: Danny Lee Wilson. P.O. Box
372. 'C St.. Lexington, viola
tion of basic rule (45 mph in a
35 mph designated speed) - $8
fine:
Kathleen Susan Mishler. 615
W. Oak, Hermiston. exceeding
' maximum speed (65 mph in a
55 mph speed limit) - $34 bail
forfeited:
Joe Lewis Halvorsen. 3rd
St.. P.O. Box 305. lone,
exceeding maximum speed
(75 mph in a 55 mph speed
limit) - $55 fine: and
LeoLanas Barnes. P.O. Box
956. Heppner. hauling a leak
ing and sifting load - $15 fine.
SHERIFF'S
REPORT
The Sheriff's Dept. at the
Morrow County Courthouse in
Heppner handled the following
calls during the past week:
On April 8. a chimney fire
was reported at the Ralph
Marlatt residence. The Hep
pner Fire Dept. responded to
the call.
Also on April 8. Steve
Wagenblast. Lexington, re
ported a lost nine-month-oldf
brown and white Brittanv
spaniel. The dog. lost around
April 6. was last seen near the
John Ledbetter residence at
Black Horse Canyon.
On April 7. Lloyd Peck. Sam
Boardman Elementary School
reported a break-in. The
Boardman Police Dept.
responded.
Also on April 7. the Board
man Fire Dept. responded to a
brush fire that got out of
control at the Boardman
Cemetery.
On April 5. Georgia Rathbun
reported a house fire at the
residence next to the Court St.
Market. The Heppner Fire
Dept. responded to the call.
Also on April 5. the Oregon
State Police at The Dalles
requested a Boardman ambu
lance for an accident on
Interstate 84 between mile
post 149 and 150. One car was
reported to have rolled over.
One injury resulted from the
accident. A Boardman ambu
lance responded to the call.
On April 3. Jerry Wayne
Campbell. 36. lrrigon. was
arrested by the Sheriff's Dept.
on a Baker Co. warrant for an
alleged probation violation.
The subject was lodged at the
Hermiston Safety Center.
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QUESTION : "What is your opinion of people who cheat on
their income taxes?"
"Cheating on your income tax is like cheating on yourself
and indeed it is a small token to pay for the privilege of living
in this great country.
"The way the governmental systems are operated today
you have many ways to receive your tax dollar back for the
betterment of vour community." said Jerry Sweenev
Heppner.
Correction
The time for a blood
pressure clinic at the lone
Bank of Eastern Oregon
kitchen on Wednesday. April
lone grade school
open house Mon.
The children of the lone
Grade school, along with the
teachers, are hosting their
parents to an afternoon open
house next Monday. April 20.
Parents can meet their child
ren in the school cafeteria at
12:10 for lunch, and then it's
Wandering balloon
turns up in field
Eddy Rietmann and his dad. Wayne, turned up more than
dirt while discing in their field last Friday.
The pair found a balloon with a card in it.
The balloon had traveled all the way from Foster, Ore., and
read: "Hi balloon friend. My school is participating in the
'Weekly Reader' Writing Pals program Please put the card
in an envelope along with your name and address, city and
state where you found my card. Then mail the card to me:
Foster School. P.O. Box 747. Foster. Oregon 97836. If you
would like to tell me something about yourself I'd love to hear
from you and I promise to write back." The card was signed
"Michelle Davis, sixth grade. Foster School."
Mrs. Rietmann said the family, which consists of Mr. and
Mrs. Rietmann. Eddy. 5. Leonard. 2. and their niece. Cindy.
16, looked Foster up on the map and it is located between
Albany and Eugene.
Eddy shared his long-distance find with his kindergarten
classmates in show and tell Monday.
Marriage licenses
Applications for marriage licenses have been received by
the Morrow County ' Courthouse for: John Franklin Asher,
22, Spray, and Glenda Diane Kennedy, 17. Spray: and
Gene Grant Beishaw. 29, Heppner, and Susan Kay
Vosberg, 20, Heppner.
HOSPITAL NOTES"
Patients discharged from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner during the past week
included:
Linda W'ilhelm. Lexington,
admitted April 3. discharged
April 5:
Donna Fetsch. lone, admit
ted April 3. discharged April
6:
Jackie Papineau. Lexing
ton, admitted April 7. dischar
ged April 10: and Travis Judd.
Heppner. admitted April 8.
discharged April 12
Patients receiving hospital
Office will be closed April 8
thru April 25 Open April 27
Dr. E. K. Schaffitz
Optometrist
L.
In. was listed incorrectly m
last week's Health Dept.
notice of the Gazette-Times
The correct time for that
clinic is 3 to 4 p.m.
on to the classrooms for a
visit.
After the 1:30 p.m. recess,
the students are planning en
tertainment and refresh
ments in the gymnasium for
their parents.
care as of Monday. April 13
include:
Don Gilliam, Heppner. ad
mitted April 4:
William Bergstrom. lone
admitted April 5:
I,eona Smallwood. Heppner
admitted April. 6:
Opal Key. Heppner. admit
ted April 7:
Maude Sisson. Spra'
mitted April 7:
Brian Henderson. lorn
mitted April 8: and
Clyde Britt. Heppner
mitted April 10.
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Morrow County Court came
to a decision during last
Wednesday's regular court
session concerning a pack of
roaming dogs in lrrigon,
A series of complaints had
been filed on approximately 20
dogs that had reportedly heon
running loose in the lrrigon
area since February. At that
time, the dogs were being
cared for by Mrs. Glonnn
Greer, agent for the Stokes
Landing Humane Society.
On April 8. Mrs. Greer
presented affidavits which
were reviewed by the county
court.
Greer reported that since
the last dog complaint hearing
of April 1, all 22 dogs which
were under Stokes Landing
Humane Society's care were
turned over to the Pasco
Humane society. Presently,
six dogs owned personally by
the Greers remain on the
Greer's land.
A discussion followed con
Wedding Announcements
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Gary Jones and Marge Edens of Hood River announce the
engagement of their daughter, Holly L. Jones, to Don L.
ShiH'kley.
The bride-to-be was born in Heppner and moved to flood
River shortly after her birth. Her father was a long-time
Heppner resident.
Holly's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Jones of
Heppner and Mrs. Emma Barber of Vancouver, Wash.
Great-grandparents are Mrs. C.N. Jones, of Heppner and
Mrs. Conrad Cooer of Hood River.
Parents of the bridegroom-elect are Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Shoekley of Winter, Calif. His grandmother is Mrs. Bessie
Shockley of Hood River.
A June 27 wedding is planned at the Mount Hood Assembly
of God Church.
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warned in
controversy
cerning Mrs. Greer's enquiry
as to whether Morrow County
had a leash law.
Ann Spicer, Morrow County
district attorney, was present
and replied that no. there
wasn't a leash law.
"The problem with a leash
law." Spicer said, "is that the
county needs a place to put the
roaming dogs, like a pound."
According to Commissioner
Dorothy Krebs, the installa
tion of a dog pound was
defeated by the voters around
a year ago.
Complaints may be filed an
a dog which continually tress
passes or chases livestock.
Such a dog may be named a
public nuisance, said Spicer.
The court's final decision
concerning Mrs. Greer's case
was for Mrs. Greer to keep her
dogs from roaming and be
coming a nuisance.
Spicer warned Mrs. Greer
that further complaints con
cerning the remaining dogs
could mean an order to have
the dgs destroyed.
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Mrs. Mildred (Millie) Hnnnn has taught the third grade for
2 years at Heppner Elementary School. On June 3 of this
year, Mrs Hanna will retire.
Mrs. Hanna. originally from Benchlnnd, Montana, tuught
for a year and a half before comlnR to Heppner. AccordinR to
Mrs. Hanna, she moved to Morrow County for experience
and travel, and decided to stay when she met John Hanna, a
local farmer.
Millie and John Hanna married in May of 1W!5.
Mrs. Hannn's resignation was accepted last March by the
Morrow County School Hoard.
"She is an excellent person and a fine educator." said
Morrow County School Superintendent Matt Dnherty. "We
hate to lose her. but after 2B years a person has a right to
quit."
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