Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 01, 1984, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Pre-schoolers prepare for Halloween
D.A. s Report
BULOVA
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In d u rn e * o( Intoxiranta and xentrn
t r d lo a 1352 line and one year
(In v e r a luenae xu»pen»ion
Michael V d ia ti Irriguo, plrad
guillv i" D riving Whlle Suapended a
I d o l i ) . and Km ialing A r m i
III*
venirne* w a t xu»pended with tuo
yearx probatmn and a J270 fine
Kenneth J l ’erkin». Hoardman,
wa» arraigned on rh a rg r* of Hurg
lars I C rim inal Mixchtef I. C rim inal
M ix tne( Il and Kexixting Arresi
Bai! bas bern set al t3 (*o (or all of
thè (barge»
Back row, lefi to right;
and
Janell Dyball
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Ian Sweek, Stephanie Wegworlh, Audro Bunch and
Travis Collepe Front row Casey Evans, Jonas Healy Jared Mitchell, Jarrod
Clark and Dustin Rollis Preschool operated since September by Georgia VanWinkle
Congressman
Bob Smith
The Morrow County S h e riff'i oil
ice at the Morrow County Court
home in Mejipner handled or dm
|>at( bed the following business dur
mg the past week
On Tuesday. Oct 23. the Heppner
f i r e Dept responded to a due (ire at
a Heppner residence
Also on lk-t 23, M arvin A le*
Pourier. 2u. o( Boardm an was a rre s ­
ted on a charge of Theft II
a n F rid a y . a c t 26, Kenneth Jay
Perkins. »
o( Herm iston, was
arrested by the Boardman Police
Departm ent on charges of Crim inal
Mischief I C rim in a l Trespass I. and
Kcsistmg Arrest
Morrow County
Sheriff's office assisted
Perkins
was lodged by the U m atilla Police
Dept
Also on October 26 . a Boardman
ambulance rescinded t o l l I Corp
in Boardman and transported a
57 year old m ale with an injury to
good Shepherd Hospital in Herm is
ton
( >n Saturday, t k t 27. the Heppner
Police I h-pt arrested John T Hash
er. It. of Heppner for alleged F a il­
ure to Perform the Duties of a
D riv e r following an accident which
occurred tk-t 26
Also on Del 27. the Irrigon Police
Departm ent arrested Daniel D Bra
sel. IH. of Irrigon on a charge of a
D riving While Suspended, a felony,
and alleged Kesisting Arrest
Bra
sel posted hail amt was released
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Let’s keep Boh Smith in Congress
working for a balanced budget
amendment, lower interest rates
and more jobs for Oregon.
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GALLAHER
FOR JUDGE
/ p , the father of 3 young
children Dave has a slake
in our future
i
V a s an energetic young
lawyer Dave has many
years of service ahead
V^3S a vigorous prosecutor,
Dave has up-to-date
experience and knows
VO TE G A LLA H E R ,
FO R JU D G E
how to deal with crime
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▼ as a concerned citizen
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Dove Will bring Justice
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Come to our Bulova Clock Shop and see
how eleqanl time can be We have a superb
selection of fine furniture clocks for wall
and mantel Traditional in design, modern
in performance All with battery-operated
cordless electronic movements Several
styles with chimes
as beautiful to hpar as
they are to see
Kelli Keen, Ryan Zaionc,
Janell Hampton, Justin Henderson and Jessica VanWinkle
Pictured from left, back row
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Sheriff s Report
Ty Ho/en, Andy Sykes, Jimmy Records, Jennifer Hampton
Front row, left to right: Ryan Pettyjohn
FINE
FURNITURE
WALL
CLOCKS
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VOTE STRINGER
OUT
CO UflS
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Mark Stringer
Third Generation
Eastern Oregon
Rancher
Paid (or by Bob Smith (or ('ongres»man Comm ittee
Bill Cram or, TroaM jror
FOR SERVICE
YOU CAN DEPEND ON
TRINGER
KNOWS OUR NEEDS
Mark Stringer belies es District 30 needs
and deserves more effective representation in
the Oregon State legislature.
MARK STRINGER WILL WORK TO:
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M VKK I IN FOR AGRICULTl'KAl AND
WOOD PRODUCTS
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INTFRFNIN OF St NIOK l t l l / t NS
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The Team You Can Depend On
For All Your Farm Chemical Needs !
• NH-3
• Aqua
• Farm Chemicals
• Liquid & Dry Fertilizers
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Practical
Common-Sense
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• Variety of Application Systems
WE NOT ONLY SELL THE PRODUCT- WE SERVICE IT TOO
A Strong Voice in Salem
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