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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
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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.
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Spring Sale P.U. Special
Only $69
Custom $85 & Up
Through April 22
We also carry Bernina
Sewing Machines.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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