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TWO The Hrppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, April 7. 1983 Th OHkioI Newspaper of rh Cy of Hppnr ond rh County of Morrow Sheriffs Report Justice Court Public Meetings Road Report D.A.'s Report Hospital Notes t OIJPA The Heppner GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow Coantjr's flainr-OwiitJ Weekly Newspaper U SP PuMislx-.fT second -d Ifiss matter al Oregon under I ho Act of poM-'Ut paid al Heppner. (Mliee al 1-17 West Willow Street Telephone i$m liTii t;'i'K Address communications to the Heppner Gaette- Ttinos I'D Ro X7. Heppner. Oregon 978:i(i $10 () in Morrow. Umatilla. Wheeler & Gilliam counties: J 12 00 elsewhere. Dm id and April Hilton Sykew. Publishers J LETTERS Spread the word To the editor; We hope everyone who wants to do so has written his story for the Morrow County History Book. There is still time if you get right at it. Closing date for stories is April 30. Be sure to send in your $39.50 soon to reserve a book. This w ill be sold only on order and this is a one-time thing. This is important to the com To the To the editor: I would like to take this opportunity to praise those of you who turned out on Tues day to express your views at the voting booth. Some impor tant issues including the se lection of two Port of Morrow Commissioners were decided. Special thanks is offered to those of you who supported my campaign Although I was defeated in this election a great deal of support was expressed for my candidacy. And I am humbled by that fact. Although I am disappointed in my defeat, my spirits are Over 100 attend Easter program at mealsite By JUSTINE WEATHERFORD On Wednesday noon, March 31, program chairman Anna Mae Steagall had arranged an excellent pre-Easter program .for the senior citizens' weekly dinner at the Heppner Senior mealsite which over 100 per sons attended. Representa tives of almost every church group in South Morrow contri buted sacred numbers. Those clergy and lay members and small children who appeared delighted their listeners and Appaloosa horse winner to be announced Sunday By JUSTINE WEATHERFORD Someone's $1 ticket will bring him or her the owner ship of a five year-old Appa loosa quarter horse next Sun day. This horse was donated to the Hope Lutheran Church by Sally and Mike Ingraham of Sand Hollow. Sally is the daughter of Pauline and Orval Matheny of Heppner. Linda Shaw is in charge of Planning session set for county fair workers Looking ahead to fair im provements, the Morrow Co. Fair Committee, Fair Board and extension staff have scheduled a pre-planning ses sion for all open class and 4-H superintendents for Tuesday April, 12 7 p.m. at the fair grounds, Heppner. The purpose of the meeting is to review changes and improvements in departments that could be made, work on coordination of the fair theme and all department decora tions and introduce new super Polls show that newspaper advertising is considered more believable than that of any other medium. S. 240-4J0 every Thursday and Alt'- d as the Post O hoc at Honnncr March :. IK79 Soeimd-cliiss Oregon. EDITOR mittee because the number of books sold determines how many pages we will be able to print. Spread the word so that no one will be disappointed at not getting a book or having his history printed. Remem ber this would make a nice gift for relatives or friends. Jean Nelson Morrow County History Book Committee voters: lifted by the thought that some good will undoubtedly come as a result of the election. The Port of Morrow Commission ers cannot turn their heads to the fact that 45 percent of the vote (those votes received by Dan Creamer and myself) indicate the desire for change. And that change promised by both Dan and I during our campaigns was for accelera ted growth of the port with new additions that would benefit all of Morrow County. Looking forward to our future, Jody Tatone Boardman viewers with the great breadth of their talents. The seniors were also very pleased to know that because their excellent noon meals, along with the interesting weekly programs have been drawing an average atten dance of more than 70 people, the mealsite here has quali fied to have an assistant cook. New head cook, Cherrie Clark, is being assisted each week by Millie Panky, who has been well known for her culinary skill in this community for many years. the sale of the raffle tickets. The drawing of the winning ticket will take place at Hope Lutheran Church just before the worship service begins Sunday. April 10. The winner does not need to be present. The money realized from this project will go toward the upgrading and renovation of the church building. There are still several days left to pur chase more tickets, according to a church spokesperson. intendents and workers to the policies and procedures of the fair. It is a general "get ready for fair early session," said a spokesperson. It is hoped that by early discussion and planning that any needed improvements and-or additions to the fair buildings and site can be started now. Anyone interested in volun teering to be a part of county fair, as well as all superinten dents, are welcome to attend and participate in planning. a. The Morrow County Sher iff's Department at the Mor row County Courthouse in Heppner. handled the follow ing calls, cases and reports during the past week: On March 30, a Boardman ambulance responded to a motor vehicle accident near milepost lfiO in the west-bound lane of Interstate 84. A male patient was transported to Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston. Also on March 30. a Board man police officer arrested Daniel H. Lopez. 19, of Irrigon for an alleged parole violation. He was lodged pending a hearing. On March 31, a Morrow County sheriff's deputy ar rested Patricia Jean McAdams, 47. of Boardman. for allegedly Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants. She was released on her own recognizance. On April 1. a Boardman police officer arrested John Samuel Williams. 19. of Irri gon. for alleged Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants. Reckless Driving and Carry ing a Concealed Weapon. In another April 1 incident. Dale Franklin Hink, 49. of Boardman. was issued a cita tion to appear on charges of alleged Second Degree Theft after an incident occurring at Sentry Foods. Boardman. On April 3. a Boardman ambulance transported a pa tient from a Mt. Adams resi dence to Consolidated Good Shepherd Hospital. Hermis ton. Also on April 3. a Morrow County sheriff's deputy ar rested Mark D. Greene, 22, of Irrigon, on a charge of alleged First Degree Assault stem ming from an incident occur ring April 2 on Third St. West in Irrigon. Stress program to begin in Heppner April 12 'Defusing the Stress Bomb." a three-session pro gram designed to help people cope with stress, will start April 12 at 7 p.m. at the Seventh -day Adventist Church. 560 N. Minor in Hep pner. announced a church spokesperson. Succeeding sessions will be held on April 19 and 26. There is no charge to attend, she said. "Most people recognize that living in the fast lane gene rates stress." states Don Reiber. director of the pro gram, "but living in the slow lane generates stress too. In deed, the only people who never experience stress are in the graveyard and stress helped put some of them Proposed 'Hunger Walk' to be discussed Wed. The South Morrow County Ministerial Association will hold an open meeting on Wed nesday, April 13. at 11 a.m. to discuss the possibility of hold ing a CROP "Hunger Walk" in the fall, announced the Rev. Cathy Barker, pastor of lone United Church of Christ. The meeting, to be held at United Methodist Church in Heppner, is open to anyone interested in fighting hunger locally and globally, she said. Valarie Compton, Pacific Northwest director of CROP, will be the featured speaker. Working out of the regional office in Spokane. Wash., she provides help and support to Gene Pierce door Gene Pierce of Heppner was the lucky winner of a drawing for a door prize at Gardner's Men's Wear last Thursday. He won a Samsonite casual tote The first air-conditioned office building in the U.S. was the Milam Building in San Antonio, Texas, completed in 1928. Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled the following cases during the past week: Fred Edward Miller, Hep pner - No Operator's License, $fi fine. George Allen Rinehart, Pendleton - Improper "U" Turn. $14 fine plus $10 in costs. Michael l,ee Stookey. Hep pner - Exceeding the Maxi mum Speed (72 mph in a 55 mph zone). $34 fine. Kenneth Charles Lindsay, Lexington - Leaking Sifting Load. $14 fine. Steven Dale Lankford, Hep pner - Exceeding the Maxi mum Speed (69 mph in a 55 mph zone). $28 fine. James Ralph Landreth, Jr., Pendleton - No Fire Extin guisher, $12 fine. Basil Everett Day, Yakima, Wash - Defective Muffler, $6 fine. Truman Elmer Messenger, Lexington - Exceeding the Maximum Speed (65 mph in a 55 mph zone). $24 bail for feited. Bryan Scott Anderson, Ore gon City - Operating a Motor Vehicle in a Prohibited Area. To wit: Special Regulated Road Closure - Passenger, $12 fine. Richard Glenn Devin, Hep pner - Expired Vehicle Li cense. $6 fine. Kenneth Marion Stookey, Heppner - Expired Vehicle License, $6 fine. Garth Lewis Powell, Lex ington - Reckless Driving. $260 fine and 90 days driver's li cense suspension; Possession of Open Container of Alcoholic Liquor (beer), suspended fine. Joseph Richard Yocom, Lexington - Expired Vehicle License, suspended fine. there. "Since stress is an ines capable fact of life, we need to learn how to handle it. or it will mishandle us." he explained. "Defusing the Stress Bomb" is a continuation of the "Build ing Better Lives" series of presentations sponsored bythe the local Adventist congrega tion. The next in the series will focus on how to cut medical costs by using simple water treatments which can be given at home. The dates for this program have not been final ized as yet, but advanced notice will be given, the spokesperson said. local hunger action groups. If those attending this meeting decide to sponsor a Hunger Walk. Ms. Compton will help with organization, informa tion and resources. Barker reported. The suggested date for Hun ger Walks all over the country is October 16. designed "World Food Day." In such an event, the local committee can retain up to 25 percent of the proceeds to fight hunger in the local area. Interested persons should come to the meeting or con tact Barker at 422-7530 before April 13. prize winner bag at the open house which welcomed the store's new managers Roe and Marilynn Gardner. E & M UPHOLSTRY Spring Sale P.U. Special Only $69 Custom $85 & Up Through April 22 We also carry Bernina Sewing Machines. FOSSIL. OR. Hours 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Phone 763-2780 Monday, April 11 Morrow County Fair Board, dormi torv. fairgrounds, Heppner. 8 pm,: Heppner Fire Depart ment: fire hall. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. April 12 - Lexing ton City Council, city hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 13 Mor row County Court, courthouse, Heppner. 9 a.m.; Port of Morrow Commission, 1 Mar ine Drive, Boardman, 1 p.m. Thursday. April 14 - Lexing ton Fire Department, city hall. 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 18 Morrow County School Board, district office. Lexington. 8 p.m.; Heppner Fire Department, fire hall, 7:30 p.m.; lone City Planning Commission, city hall. 7:30 p m. Tuesday. April 19 Pioneer Memorial Hospital Board, hospital, Heppner, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. April 20 - Mor row County Court, courthouse. Heppner. 9 a.m. Monday. April 25 - Morrow County Planning Commission, courthouse. Heppner. 7:30 pm.; Heppner Fire Depart ment, fire hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 27 - Mor row County Court, north Mor row annex, Irrigon, 9 a.m.; Heppner Public Library Board, library, 8 p.m. & BirtliM Harlry Brandon Young A son. Harley Brandon, was born to Debbie and Bruce Young of Heppner on April 3 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner. He weighed 7 lbs , 5 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Paustian of Hep pner and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harley Young. Great-grandmother is Betty Paustian of Ontario. Elizabeth Kay Lindstrom , A daughter. Elizabeth Kay, was born to Debra and Ste phen Lindstrom of Vancouver, Wash on March 23 at Vancou ver Memorial Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs , 13 oz. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lindstrom of lone and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schim ling of Tacoma, Wash. lone Garden Club to hold plant sale Tues. A Spring Plant Sale of the lone Garden Club will be held Tuesday, April 12. at the Le gion Hall from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p m. Many types of perennials, mums, house plants, berries, herbs, trees and shrubs will be available, said a club spokes ALL SILVER REPLATING REDUCED 25 No charge for straightening DURING APRIL ONLY ?Iwr Arm " c Make this YOUR Silver Investment for the Future! Every Item Replated at Sale Prices Snca irw vtu (f old fi'piaid ,tmm conimij ... m ,u ,mmm auvaniau oi Tumi fun irM Kmt km pf,c lo have fow wotn ....., ' W W ftnliquM arid lm.,y homuomi rpilfl n t,,Bmf 4 "A Th p.Kt now morn valuaDi (hart vr and CtlMMtiek (pf ,n ) ft ; ""'"""i1 y'M Alt work ME A VIL V BiMMr mvt h'J m M ipply lo ALL pt.a tm ,q m ' Ai NEW! run 29 f nr torrent! on ifl sitvtr repfeiim. 1 REPAIR POLICY: tm omr removal m mmmm, m mi Htm m 'Mi.' imiLvn i " """ """ .. mmitxum iiMtMM Ikm toUtinc tooua umi Ml Moto lie Milr mttlnn Iti fwnitiiif An hmi ) SALE ENDS APRIL 30 BRINO IN SILVER TODAYI Peterson's ner The Morrow County Public Works Department has re leased the following Work Report for the week ending April 1: During the past week, road crews were busy doing shoul der and ditch work and clean ing culverts on the following roads: Pine .City to Lena. French, Alpine and Myers. Crushed rock was also spread on Myers and French roads. Blade work was done on Baker east and west, east and west Ella Road and on Stefanl Road, with road cleanup done on Paul Brown Road. In the Irrigon-Boardman area Homestead Road was cleaned up and crushed rock was spread on Roardman-Ir-rigon Road and on Seventh St. Irrigon. Patching was done on First St. in Irrigon and cement work was done on turnouts beside culverts on No. 909. April activities slated By JUSTINE WEATHERFORD If you are inclined to be come involved in community activities, be alert for several significant meetings coming soon such as the Heppner City Council, the City Planning Commission and a city budget meeting. Family members should be involved here next Sunday with the drawing for the winner of the Appaloosa horse at Hope Lutheran Church that morning, with the big Second Annual Rolling Hills Run beginning at 1 p.m. at Hep pner Elementary School and finishing at the City Park, and with the Wranglers Spring Play Day that afternoon at the Wranglers Grounds. The Little League's second tryouts are set for 10 a.m. at the Fairgrounds on Saturday, April 16. when seasonal prac tice will really get underway. person. If anyone wishes to order plants they should contact Elsie Huston at 989-8128. Jean Nelson at 989-8188 or Delta Huber. 989-8107. Pie and coffee will be served during the dav. Par tntlanM A . to ft ..... M.rl M71 IN fj) 676-9200. d James Randall Zimmer man, 25. of Boardman, anus found not guilty by a jury on charges of alleged Felony Driving While Suspended on April 1 in Morrow County Circuit Court, reported Mor row County District Attorney Richard McNerney. McNerney also reported that John Paul Johnson, 18, of Irrigon. was sentenced to five years in prison on charges of Second Degree Burglary and another five years on charges of First Degree Theft stem ming from an incident at Quick Stop Market In Irrigon on DecemU'r 4, 1982. Local youth receive trophies from PGG Four Heppner 4-H and FFA members, along with one from lone, were presented trophies for showing grand champion animals in 19B2 that were grown on Pendleton Grain Growers feeds at PGG's an nual meeting, held March 19, PGG Fieldman Pete White awarded the trophies to Ann McLaughlin. Steve Currin, Roger Henry and Rod Cole, all of Heppner, and to Rod Taylor of lone. BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO PARTS fltrrricic nuiu rmua 234 N. FLOOR COVERING M & R FLOOR COVERING Undtn Way Carpet, Linoleum, jrj: 676-9418 Ceramic Tile Kitchen C2L Htppntr Cabinets, Counter Tops . FURNITURE CASK FURNITURE Heppiwr Carpet, Linoleum, Counter Tops Installed Beauty Rest Mattresses, Fabrics and Accessories, Sherwin Williams Paint INSURANCE VqO TURNER 9o fo h. m w n MEDICAL SUPPLIES MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Free Mailing Service on Pretcriptioni Hospital Supplies 1 Mon. - Fri. 9-6 p.m. Sat. 9-1 p.m. vf Locoed in the Medical Center 1 100 Southgate, Pendleton 276-1531 , OIL PRODUCTS Chevron DEVIN OIL CO. SwCHEVROll PETTYJOHN OIL COMPANY MbH arm Chemicals Serving 3 Counties, Petroleum Products Phone: 422-7254 Morrow County Grain Growers o Diesel BULK FUELS We Deliver Gasoline 1 -600-452-7396 e Home Fuel Oils Lubricants ' 989-0221 PRE2Tf phe:iti:is services fou YOtin novi on cssrsss w HEPPIliEl CA2ETTE-TU.3S 76"9223 The following patient was admitted and released from 1'ioneer Memorial Hospital during the past week : Betty Pettyjohn, Heppner admitted March 28, released March 31. The following patients were still receiving care at the hospital as of Monday, April 4: Ralph Burcham, Lexington admitted March 28; and Sup Duncan, Iexington admitted March 2R. Topic Club honors seniors lone Senior High School senior girls and their mothers were honored by the Topic Club at a tea on April 1 at the home of Margaret Morgan, reported a club spokesperson. Guests present were Sharon Crowell and her mother, June, and Pari a Anglin and her mother, Patsy. The committee in charge was Shirley McNary, Frances Carlson, Martha Peterson and Margaret Morgan. For the program, Helen proudfoot presented readings from "Ye Old Jigs and Ju leps." which was written by a 12 year-old girl giving her impressions of life. Jean Nel son gave the history of the club, which is S3 years old. New members Eunice McElliRott and Maryann McElligott were welcomed into the club. Main Heppn&r 676-9123 jr riruuU ' C7aCmm 07-?S Latbot Muni INSURANCE fowtmv amMun . IMC. 673 PRODUCTS
