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Post O fficr at Heppner OrrRon under Ih r Act of March 3. 187V
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ney v office at the Morrow County
< ourthouse in Heppner reports han
dling the following business
Miguel Samora. 24, Hoardman
found guilty of Driving I rider the
Influence of Intoxicants, fined 112 2
and sentenced to one year proha
lion
To the editor
Sunday’s fourth annual Bolling
Hills Hun was again a tremendous
success We were pleasantly greet
ed with warm, sunn) weather and
another great turnout
The event
could not have been successful
without the help of a lot of individu
als
We would like to thank the mer
chants who donated prizes The Shoe
Ho* who handled T shirt orders, the
Morrow Count) Sherrif s Depart
men! the Morrow Count) Search
and Rescue l nit Hetty Curnutt and
• he KMT s. and ail the individuals
who helped with publicity pre regis
trail..n T shir** ••m m turn •
round, aid station, and the finish
line
A special thank you to Helen Riehl
and crew who swept off one side of
main street It was nice to have a
clean path to the finish line
We would like to congratulate all
of those who finished the race That
is an accomplishment
Next years run has been set for
Sunday April t3 Brenda Weygandt
will he the chairman Keep up with
your walking or running programs
and we ll see you in the run ne*t
year
Sincerely
Dave (.underson
Rolling Hills Run Committee
To the Kditor
The f S Targhee Sheep Assn ha*
begun collecting information for a
breed history One of our original
directors, in l»SI was Steve Thomp
son. of Heppner
We would like to contact Mr
Thompson his fam ily, or friends
who could give us information
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Jack McRae
Jordan. MT
59337
Collecting sheep breed information
Olivia Marie Mrs! a daughter
Olivia Marie, was horn to M illie and
Hill West April 15. I»85 at Baralo
( aliforma She weighed 8 lb* . 3 or
Grandparent* are Mr and Mrs
Joe Yocnm lexington
(.re a l grandm other is Venice
Hendrickson
All friends and relatives are cordially
invited to attend a reception held in
honor of the marriage of
Krynn Robinson and Jim Wilson,
the evening of April 20. I(W)
from 7 to 10 p.m.
at the Fairgntunds Annex Building.
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one Rajneesh (nilice officer for each
sixteen residents Kor this police
force whose allegiance is to an
Indian guru, who is not even a l ' S
citizen, to be so obsessed with strict
adherence to law enforcement when
Kajneeshecs themselves are being
investigated by the I N S and the
legality of Rajneeshpuram is being
challenged in the courts, is abhorent
and an abuse of our sy stem
Stop and think, fellow Oregonians
Any psuedo organization, e g the
Net. Nazi organization of Idaho can
.•.mtrnl smalt rnrnrtv.rnled towns
and gain access to the N C I C All
small communities are vulnerable
and easy prey to over zealous
groups These small incorporated
towns need protection Rcpresenta
live. David McTeague has intro
duced a bill that provides this
protection by empowering the slate
with the authority to revoke city
charters in cases of blatant abuses
of government powers This bill is
before ihe Inter Governm ental
Affairs Committee Me plead for
your support Please join us by
writing Representatives. Larry Hilt.
H 288 Fred Parfcison, H 372, Mary
Burrows, If 386 Cindy Banzer.
H 284 Pat (lillts. H 368 Ron Cease.
H 285, Ron McCarty, H 287 Please
send a copy of your letter to
Representative. David McTeague.
H 473.
all State Capitol. Salem.
97.310
A small amount of your time now ,
can have a tremendous impact on
our great state
is i I-aura K Bentley. Co-ordinator
Concerned Oregonians
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Action Committee
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Justice ( our I al Ihe Morrow ( ’»un
ty Courthouse in Heppner handled
the following business during the
past week
Noel Gay Harshman. Jr Hepp
ner Violation of the Basir Rule 19
mph in a 25 mph zone*. 63U fine
Wdliam Joseph brink Hermiston
No Headlight When Required $‘(
fine
Steve Allen Johnson. Heppner l x
reeding the Maximum Speed 63
mph in a 55 mph zone 113 fine
tiehorah Kay Warren Heppner
Exceeding the Maximum Speed r-8
mph in a 55 mph zone' S.ki fine
Terr) Lee Riddle Heppner Fx
feeding the Maximum Speed 65
mph in a 55 mph zone $|7 fine
Violation of Ihe Haste Rule oil mph
m a 35 mph zone 157 fine Expired
operator’s License. »9 line
Richard Glover Peck la-xington
Exceeding the Maximum
mph in a 55 mph zone t i r line
Bert Fills Corbin. Heppner I v
reeding Ihe Maximum Speed 65
mph in a 55 mph zone 513 fine
Mary Claire Olne> E ugene \ i
ol.ition of the Basic Rule 51 mph in
a 35 mph zone Ski fine
Sheriff’s Report
The Morrow t'ountv S heriff* Off
ice al Ihe Morrow County Court
house in Heppner reparti handiing
or dispatching thè fnllowing busi
ness during thè past week
tin Aprii 8 thè Boardman Fire
Department responded to a grass
tire near mileposl 16 > 5 un Interstate
84 near thè Pori of Morrow exit
(in Aprii 9 a Hoardman ambulante
responded lo Gourm et Brands
wherr a man had reportedly slipped
and fallen
i>n Aprii 12 a Hoardman ambu
lance responded to ! he resi area
west o| Itoardni.in and transported
otte male with .in tliness lo Good
shepherd Hospital in llerm tslon
A lvi on Aprii 12. thè Heppner
Polire Department arrested Luke
Padla-rg .*• Heppner on a charge of
Disorili rlv ( omini l He w.i> lorlgrd
al t mali Ila ( i l ) Jail
On Aprii 15. thè Morrow County
sherifl s Office hegan its investiga
don of a burglarv reporled lo bave
taken piare Ihe prev lous night al Ihe
l inalili.! Wildhle Iteiuge
Weddings
( Concerned ( )regonians
To the Kditor
Oregon and the nation has been
shiN ked by the plight of the little
town of Antelope and it's suhjuga
lion to complete Rajneesh control
Antelope * taxes are the highest in
the slate Contracts for garbage
city attorney, e tc . are awarded
track to the Rajneesh Corporation
creating a conflict of interest and
violation of ethics laws
Antelope s city charter provided
the open door that allowed the
Rajneesh police force to access Ihe
nation's National Crime Infortna
lion Center (NCIC) and other confi
dential security data To ensure
complete control. Ihe city now has
the ridiculous distinction of having
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Charlotte Matthews
Rohm Marie Hall and Frank
Blaine Fngelman were married Jan
uary 12 at Ihe Christian Life Center,
Heppner Pastor la-slie Wornell
officiated Ihe double ring ceremony
The brides parents are Mr and
Mrs Jim Boor of lone, and Wayne
Hall of Portland The groom is the
son of Joe Fngelman. lone
Wedding music was played by
Rikka Lews A vocal solo was sung
by Ella Mae Florrea
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a princess style
gown of slipper satin and lace with a
chapel length train Her picture hat
was accented with matching lace
She carried a pink and lavendar rose
bud bouquet with matching lace
Maid of honor was Jackie Moze of
Pendleton, the bridesmaids were
Kris Heer of Pendleton and Jean
neine Pettyjohn of Heppner, aunt of
the bride Best Man was l^slie
Thompson and groomsmen were
Andy Roberts and ¡lobby Roberts all
of lone Candlelighters were Jeff
and Kevin Ball, brolhers of the
bride Flowergirl and ringbearer
were Dawn Boor and Ryan Petty
john sister and cousin of the bride
A reception was held in the Epis
copal Parish Hall
After a wedding trip to the coast
the couple are making their home in
lone
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Charlotte Matthews. 64. died fol
lowing heart surgery April I. 1985 at
Lincoln City
She was born in Heppner October
16. 1920. the daughter of Klisha C
and Amy (Cox I Watkins, early
settlers of the Heppner area
Much of her life was spent in the
Pendleton area although she lived in
Heppner for some time in the early
I94(is While in Heppner. she met
and married Harold French
She was preceded in death by her
husband. William Matthews, and a
daughter. Donna Porter
She is
survived by daughters Kathy Tiller.
Trish Roberts Sherwood and Sher
ry Kltgal. Hermiston. one stepson
Jay Matthews. 10 grandchildren,
two sisters Klsie Stephens and Ada
Hammons of Stanfield and a broth
er John Dee Watkins
Graveside services were at Pacif
ic View Gardens in Lincoln City
Ruth Heimbigner
Ruth H eim bigner. Kennewick,
Washington, a former lone resident,
died Saturday. April 13. in Portland
She was born December 4, 1920 to
Conrad and Bertha Schauerman. at
Odessa. Washington She married
Ray Heimbigner December 17, 1939
at Odessa The couple moved to lone
in 1944 where they operated the
Circle E Ranch southwest of lone
until 1979 when they sold Ihe ranch
and moved into town
They moved to Kennewick in July,
1982
Mrs Heimbigner was a member
of Hope Lutheran Church. Heppner,
and Willows Grange, lone
Funeral services are today, i Wed
nesdavi, April 17, 1985 at 2 p m at
the Christ Lutheran Church Odessa
Interment w ill
.it the Odessa
Cemetery Strate Funeral Home,
Dav enport Washington. is in charge
of arrangements
Survivors are her husband Ray,
son Tom Heimbigner. Kennewick,
daughter Linda Vincent. Portland,
four grandchildren. Mandy. Jared
and Travis Heimbigner of Ken
newick and Jennifer Vincent. Port
land, six sisters, lama Stuhlmiller,
tjuim v Wash Ira m N tc M a I It tan
Schimke. Martha Rartalamay and
Rosie Michaelsen. all of Odessa,
Wash . and l-auretta Fink. Athol,
Idaho
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