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K H .H t T h r Itr p p n r r ( i i i r t l r T l m n . H rp p a c r O rrg u a . W rd n rs d a v . \ p r l l IP. I»*.. Jepsens yard awarded for Apr Jean and John Jepsen Ion«’ Garden Club has chosen thr yard of John and Jran Jepsen for thr find garden of 1985 Mr and Mr* Jepsen purchased thr home 25 years ago from thr Dobyns and have lived here with their two children Jim. a student at Ml Hood Community C'ollelge. and Judy, a seventh grader at lone Jr High There are pine and evergreen trees around the fences and yard, and these are all trimmed, as are the shrub* around the house The fruit trees are neatly shaped and trim med Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County S h eriff's office at the Morrow County Court house in lleppner handled or dis patched the following business dur mg the past week On April 3. the Morrow County Sheriff's Office issued a citation to Thomas Allen Eliding 29. Walla Walla, for Driving While Suspended Also on April 3. the Boardman Police Dept received a report of the theft of 25 tapes from a vehicle parked at a residence In a third April 3 incident, the Boardman Police Dept received a report of vandalism All the screens on a city residence had been slashed In a fourth April 3 incident, a Boardman ambulance responded to a motor vehicle accident one fourth mile west of mile post 158 on Interstate 84 In a fifth April 3 incident, a Boardman ambulance responded to a request at CAI and transported a male to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston tin April 4 the Morrow County Sheriff's Office received a report of a burglary at a residence at Country Garden Estates. Irrigon Miscel laneous items were taken valued at approximated $553 Also on April 4, the Hrppner Eire Dept extinguished a gras* fire on a hill behind B arrett Street in lleppner tin April 5. a Boardman ambul ance responded to a motor vehicle accident on Interstate 84 and trans ported one male subject to Good Shepherd Hospital On April 6 the Boardman Eire !>ept responded to a structure fire at a residence on Ml Hood SI Also on April 6. the Morrow* County Sheriffs Office arrested Darla In i' Marino. 30. Hermiston on a charge of Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants On April 7. the Morrow County Since the Jepsens are in the (>e*t Sheriff's Office arrested Marlene control business, much of the weed Mae Town. 35, Boardman on a control and bug control is done with charge of Driving Under the In use of insecticides and around the flue nee of Intoxicants She was fences and hard to get places to released on her own recognizance weed with ground stenlants Also on April 7. the lleppner Police The Jepsens. like blooming plants Dept responded to a single car as well as their green trees and accident on the corner of Gilmore shrubs and will plant some of their and Hager Streets favorites, dahlias and gladiolas On April 8 the Boardman Eire later in the season as well as annuals Dept responded to a grass fire by which udd such a variety of colors Interstate 84 near milepost 165 5 near the Port of Morrow exit Ext. group travels to Washington D.C. Justice Court Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in lleppner reports handling the following husi ness during the past week Hoher! George Van Schoiack, lleppner Expired O perator's License. In fine Betty Ann Galbraith. Joseph Allowing an Unlicensed Juvenile to Operate a Vehicle. $15 fine Dale Wayne Huma. Kidgefield, Washington No Eire Extinguisher. $85 ball forfeited Stewart Walker Willis. Battle Ground. Washington No Eire Ex tinguisher. $85 bail forfeited Handall Arthur Clough, lleppner Exceeding the Maximum Speed i8S mph in a 55 mph zone», $26 ball forfeited Joseph Erederick Mitchell, Hose burg Illegal "U " Turn, $31 bail forfeited Miguel Duenax Arreola. Hermis ton with criminal negligence No Resident Angling License. $38 fine Monica Elaine Swanson, lone Exceeding the Maximum Speed '71 mph in a 55 mph zone). $30 fine Suzanne Lieuallen Jepsen. lleppner Violation of the Basic Rule (50 mph in a 35 mph zone'. $13 fine I^ndil Harold LaEollette, lone Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants $357 fine and reimburse c o s t o f Jilt s t n .i l 12 'lavs in jail, three year driver's license suspen sion Matt Shane Howard. la>xington Violation of the Basic Rule >44 mph in a 25 mph zone), $36 fine Willard Dale Smith, l^-xington Minor in Possession. $57 fine By It I it I it N i I I I I is Program \**i*ta n l OSI Extension Morrow I o Are the cherry tree* still blooming in Washington I) C at the end of April1 You'll hr able to hear a lot alsiut what's happening in Washington, D C soon, for seven women from Morrow County will be traveling there on a special Know America 1 Tour 11 Two special lours have lieen ar ranged by the International Chair man of Oregon Extension Home maker s Council Marlene and Helen Currin. Marion Brosnan. Pauline Hughes. Ruth McCabe, Mildred Wright, and May ko Hue ha non are registered to travel with the tour group departing April 2» They will visit historical sights, cultural centers. Smithsonian Instl lute and other points of interest as well us lawmakers and attend social events While in Washington, the groups will tie housed at the famous National 4 II Center News from Arizona Visiting and reminiscing was the order of the day on March 9 and it was a great day for our Morrow County party that was held at the lovely home of Jack and Millie O'Connor at Apache Wells in Mesa reports Mary Van Winkle A hearty and sumptious meal was planned by the host and hostess, as well as pre dinner hors de ouevres and mood inhanrers Thirty seven guests attended the festivities and a delightful day was had by all Those attending from the Apache Junction Mesa and Tempe area were Eloyd and Lorena Jones. Bud and Harriet Batty. Boyd and Lois Redding, Laurence and Elorence Beckett. Elmer and Muriel Palmer Dorris Graves, Marjorie Baker Vierson. la- Roy and Marj Gardner and their friend from Alaska. Helen Clements. Mille and Bob Eerrell and Bob Grabill Coming from Uma Yuma were Verna Brinda, Eaye Wilson and friend laimar Barnes, Marie and ClintM McQuarrie Kerry and Band Festival set April 16 This year lleppner is hosting the annual Junior High Tri County Band f estival to be held on Tuesday . April 16 w ith a 7 p m concert planned in the Hrppner High School gymn This y e jr no less than 12 school* are expected to attend with over 200 junior high band students to partici pate The top one third of each partici paling hand is selected for the select band The remaining students for the concert band The two hand* then spend all day rehearsing with their respective guest conductors After an intensive day of rrhearsing the two bands gather for a 7 p m concert In addition to the two bands performing seperatrly during the concert they also combine to per form a mass band This can be a real challenge when there are over 200 students in the mass band We would like to encourage ev ery one to attend this concert as the festival is hosted on a rotating basis and this will mark the first time it has been in lleppner for several v ears and mmt likelv w ill not return for several more years, said band teacher Don Christensen There will be a charge of $1 for adults and 5« cents for students to attend the concert This money goes to help pay for the guest conductors We hope to see all of you there concluded Christensen ^Electrolysis Thermolysis P erm anent H air Rem oval Anna Schwarzin. Certified EJectrologisf t)7 t)-9 2 4 H Open Tues. - W ed , __ L __ _____ _ Helen O'Donnell Richardand \dele 1 Lhayes. from Glendale Charlene Hill ■ Thomas f rom W illiams Air Eorce base were Joe and Sara Slrulhers and their week old daughter Aubrey and Sara s mother Mr* Carl Geri Martin Arriving from the Sun City and Sun City West area were John and Vivian Williams Marie and Eracis Smith and Jack and Mary Van W tn S N T T Winkle Unable to attend because of illness were Cal Grabill Peggy Barratl and Bill and f loy Prueft Assisting the host was Frances Smith and Mary Van Winkle NAPA’S BEST SHOCK SALE Cantata slated The Ministerial Association in South Morrow County is sponsoring a Community Cantata Choir ol The Seven l-asl Words of Christ on Sunday. April 14 7 30 p m at the United Methodist Church in llepp ner If Cantata i * a m u s i c a l E . i * t r i j The .entation. but since people were I presen away y I for Easier weekend the event I will In- held this Sundav instead * stated a Ministerial Association s|sikesperson Everyone is welcome to the no charge performance Coast to Coast MM SHOCKS LAWN Peat Moss t* Thru the month o f April Sproyt NAPA sirs wusii«.' • So»« p*<0 a p p m% $o light d o ty truck» M o w e u . Fert.lueift. Seed K CAR C ARE DAYS Q uality mg »»'Of k» N ope Go» <hofg*«i Napa B od .al 500 a « d N apo Grand# 60 »hock ob*ort>#r» on»y' Heppner Auto Parts can help you 9BÊÊÊÊKBÎÊÊ&S& DO N'T MISS THE G IA N T A U C TIO N & YA RD SA LE Registration continues for Run Saturday, April 1 3 M orrow County Fairgrounds Heppner, OR. Tools Sporting Goods Clothes Antiques Appliances 100s of Items Enc Cook, production manager poses with plaques which were carved by W ings of Work lone High School's entrepreneurship class The plaques will bo presented to the (irst place finishers, male and female finishers and to the oldest male and female participants in this Sunday's Rolling Hills Run I-ate registration continues and tee shirts can he ordered but will not he available the day of the run Registration forms can he found at the Shoe Box. Murray's and Heppner Elementary School The run is sponsored by thr Morrow County Education Association with proceeds going to the Willow Creek Little League Eurther information ran be obtained by calling Liz Curtis at 676 *4454 Dance to Friday & Saturday Night Tires, Cameras, Guns, TVs, Rubber Raft, Picnic Table, AUCTIO N Lots & lots of Clothers, Air Conditioners, Heaters, Lots of Interesting Items 1 p.m. Installation of Officers Saturday Don't M iss Our Eat Lunch Friday Night Here Buffet Dinner 6:30 p.m. Regular Dinner Friday Night Surprise! it No Regular Dinner Saturday Heppner Elks 358 Doors O p e n a t 9 a.m . N o Ear l y Sales Lasts U n til? P ro ceeds to ben efit H ep p n er S e n io r C itizen s H uilding F u n d V ^ ^ 0 * 0 I t Ê È lÊ t d à ÉJ J 1 i
