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IM I» - I h r Hrp pn rr liilr U r - T t a M , H rp pn rr O rrg on Wrdnrsdwv May I»i Thr Off iridi Newspaper of Ihr i'lly ol Heppner und Ihr County of Morrow OH PA Sheriff's Report I h r H « i» p n » GAZETTE-TIMES Nona* C m i I« i H » < o>a<d Wrrkl» *••«»•»«# USP& 240 420 Published every Wrdnrsdsv and rnlr rrd a* «econd d a « « mallrr al Ihr l'o*l O fflrr al Hrppnrr Orrgon undrr Ihr I r l of Marrh ]. 1479 Second-« la*» pottage paid al Hrppnrr Oregon Office at 147 We*l Willow Street Trlrphonr ijd ji 474-9128 \ddrr*» to inniu iik alr« to Ihr llrppn rr (raie H r-li m e*. I' II Hut U7. llrppnrr. Oregon 97834 Subscription* t i l In Morrow. I matilla Wheeler A <.Ilham rountlr* 111 r O rw h rrr I ilrrn haling Sandy Haiti Marry Haron Ornlar Kennedy Offlrr Manager Nrw»paprr t dilor Graphic* Drpartmrnl T>pr»rllrr 1 )a\id untl April Syke*. Publishers Thr Morrow County Sheriff » Ollier al ihr Morrow County Court hi him * in llrppnrr reports handling or dispatching Ihr following busi nevs during thr pa.yt wrrk on May III. Ihr Hrppnrr I'olicr lirp arlm rn i arrested K arlrn r Jonita Bronson, 23. ol Ckiah, on a chargr of Driving I'n drr thr Influrnrr Shr was released on hrr own recognizance On May II. Ihr Morrow County Sherrif s Offlrr responded to a onr yrhirlr accident on the llrppnrr- Condon highway There were no injuries On Mo> ll>. a Hoardman ambu lance responded lo an injury al Iniurmr! Brands Subject was taken lo Good Shepherd Hospital in Hrrtmslon Also on 'la y 16 Ihr Morrow Count) Sheriff s Office issued an CTC to James Wayne Ayer*. 33. of Irexinglon on a chargr of Driving Letters to the Editor What's Your ( )pinion Heppner ruises $950 for CF To the Kditor. The spin! of giving 11 alive and well in Heppner Our community raised more than $950 at Ihr Cystic Fibrosis arroha Ihon held in March, a (igurr lhal represents a lot ol dedication and commitment to Ihr fight against cystic fibrosis This outpouring of support came from the turd hut determined participants and Ihr generous pimple who sponsored them The gift all these individuals gave children with ("F is the priceless nifi of hope lhal research will one day Siam bring positive results Sincerely Joyce Hughes C F Aerobathon Chairperson ‘ We reap what we sow’ To the Kditor. I .¡si y eui concern in Heppner la-xington for alcohol and drug related youth problems moved parents lo join together lo form a group called South Morrow Youth Commission The Commission no loger exists, many of our goals were not achieved and the problems and temptations facing our youth still exist still seeds were sown and there is a definite change in spirit in the youth of the community Perhaps the girls basketball pro gram t>est exemplifies this spirit a commitment to excellence and a willingness lo train and pay the price lo be the t>esl they can lie These kids have vision Instead of the traditional graduation kegger mol that their won't be onei these kids are going to Disneyland Tile Spanish class is taking a field Inp lo Furope Shephame Payne will compete for her school and the U S A 'in China this summer The spirit is not only evident in sports but music, druma. art. Yoc Ag programs and the Hehisch has been judged the finest school newspaper for ils sire in Oregon The Youth Commission may have passed away, however, what the staff, administrator, parents, and students have accomplished, no commission or program could achieve you have instilled pride in the community and demonstrated to those that look up to you that all things are possible if you only believe To those that served on the Youth Commission, we reap what we sow and we cun thank <iod (or granting the increase tsl Kev Stuart and Julie Dick ;U .» » « w i l i i • r e y * » w T ‘ ~ z w * 1 i 4 v « W- j , J 'w 3 P •4Q r * ti(U ' x y* -amiAZfv w - J e J l » ' In celebration of 50 years of marnage you are cordially invited to attend an open house in honor of Helen and George Cumn at their Butter Creek home. ’ Vtu, tv * "»V t J i * i J ^ Question How do you feel about the I fregon Legislature passing a hill lining motorists * 2 t«i lor exceeding 65 rnph " I think it s g re a t''' says Neola Mackey of Heppner While it'll make some people mad It will slow them down Tlie children of (ieorge and Helen Currin cordially invite family and friends to their aith anniversary celebration at their Butter Creek home on Saturday Mav 25 from I lo 3 p m The couple requests no gifts (ieorge Curnn. long time Butter Creek rancher, married Helen Knolls of Pilot Ho< k on May 25 19.15 She taught school there in Pilot Hock as well as in Heppner The couple hav e eac h lieen honored at the Morrow ( ounly Fair and Kodeo recently with (ieorge as the parade grand marshall in 1983 and in 1983 the county dedicated their book to Helen p EOS( ' slates fall pre-registration Pre registration (or (all term at Fastern Oegon Stale College will he held the week of May 20 27. announced the college this week Begistration times are 8 a m to 3 ,n ,,n Monday. Wednesday, Thursdav. and Friday and9 30 a m |() 4 p n, on Tuesday Births D.A.’s Report From 1 to 4p.m. Darin James Scaggs a son. Darin James was born May If 1985 lo Wendy and Robert St aggs of Hep pner at Pioneer Memor ial Hospital He weighed 7lbs 9 oz (irandparents are Frank and Given by their children No gifts please SLih*. .« a * . While Suspended and for Careless Driving On May 17. the Morrow County Sheriffs Office arrested Hubert I. Manning 21. of Hoardman on a charge of Sudotny I He was lodged at Ctnatilla County Jail On May 111 (he Morrow County sherrif's Office arrested Steven K Ball. 27, Heppner. on a charge of Driving l rider the Influence He was released under his own recog nizance Also on May 18. the Morrow County Sheriff's Office responded lo a report of a theft of approximately 1271 Sheriff's Deputy is investi gating Also on May IB the Morrow County Sheriff 's Office and a Board man ambulance responded to a one vehicle accident on Interstate 84 three miles east of Hoardman A female was transported to tioud Shepherd Hospital In another May 18 incident Morrow County Sheriff's O ffice arrested lairry Duane Adair. 36. of Vancouver WA on a charge of Itnving Cnder the Influence He was lodged al l'matilla City Jail In still another May 18 incident, thr Hoardman Police liept issued a citation to Huger Dale Davidson, 19. of Irrigon on a charge of Driving While Suspended Also on May 18 a Hoardman ambulance responded to a reported injury at Whitney Trailer Court Made no transport On May 19. the Morrow County Sheriff's o f f i c e arrested Irene A Toscano. 26. Hoardman. on a charge of Driving While Cnder the Influence She was released on her own recognizance Also on May 19. the Irrigon Police Department arrested Allen K Tompkins. 22. and Joseph P Focht. 23. both of Irrigon on a Burglary I charge They were holh lodged at l'matilla County Jail On May 24». a Hoardman ainbul ance transported a female from a Shell Station to Good Shepherd Hospital - e * * . .*4« S S . ‘."i J 7 -7 5 ' 5S5 SUPER SUMMER M O W ER & TILLE R SA LE CENEX EC O N O M Y N 4 HP/22” Rear Discharge Self Propelled Blade Brake Clutch SIDE DISCHARGE ROTARY • • • • Sale Price Full baffled deck Catcher Included 8 4 S max engine 9 position height adjusters 0 I) 1 Model 1?5 364 095 (BBC) t 1 1 4 ’? / rf.XÊ'l Sale Price *$ 0 *Ï0 9 5 ro g . 3 8 9 ' UtxWlUOMOM 5 H P -26” Tiller • 3 step chain drive • 14-26" ad|ust width The Morrow County District Attorney s Office at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the following bust ness during the past week Christopher Dale Bennett, 20, llermiston. charged with Theft in the First l>egree and Cnauthorized I'se of a Motor Vehicle, was sen tencead to five years Oregon State Corrections Division lo be suspended. Five years probation. $1.655 55 Restitution. Alcohol Treat men! $230Court Appointed Attorney Fee and $5« Victim Witness Assess ment Chauncey Kdward Doty, 20. Irrigon. charged with Cnauthorized l 'so of a Motor Vehicle, was sen tenced to three years Oregon State Corrections Division to be suspended. Three years probation. Alcohol Treatment. $ 6 (W Restitution, $23« Court Appointed Attorney Fee, and $5« Victim Witness Assessment Model 215 310 095 S * 3 1 9 95 J Buy N ° w M O RRO W COUNTY K G RAIN G RO W ERS r 1 8U 0 4 5 2 73V o $ Phone - 9 8 9 - 8 2 4 I HARDWARE * AUTOMOTIVE ★ CHEMICAL * M h '.HINERT y - V (iene Murty of the Heppner office reports he has recently returned from Salem where learned how to operate the computer and word processer The Heppner office will he one of three out of 65 offices in the stale to be computerized, he stated Ore. wheat growers to honor Henry Wilkins May 29 Soil conservation through water management will be the topic of discussion during the Oregon Wheat Growers la*ague annual Conser vation Farmer of the Year held (lay This year's field day will he held on Henry Wilkins’ farm, which is located 15 miles north of Condon, on Highway 19 The tour will tiegin at 9 30. on May 29. 1985. reports a Wheal Growers league news re Jane Kawlins. Chairman of the Fair Committee is expecting all Morrow County F air superin tendents whose departments will exhibit in the mam hall to attend an important meeting in the Fair Ruilding on Thursday afternoon. May 23 at I 111 p m She stales Now is a good time to get together to share ideas, ask questions and make plans for our part in the 1985 Fair which will lie combined this year into a five day show with the Itodeo trom August 13 through 18 lease The field day honors Henry Wilkins as the 1983 Oregon Wheat (.rowers league statewide Conser vation Winner and show* off his practices, as well as experience in itealing with conservation problems Henry and his son Kcevyn have used a variety of conservation prac lices to improve their (arm When the water that falls from the sky is all you have to grow wheal, you heller save all you can." states Wilkins Kmphasis has been placed on conservation methods that save moisture instead of allowing rams and snow melt to run off Con struction of sediment dams, terrace* and grass waterways have aided the Wilkins in their efforts The Wdkins are looking beyond traditional conservation practices and are exjienmenting with no till farming »n selected pieces of land A hosted lunch will follow the tour and feature an address by Oregon Senator Boh I’ackwood All inter ested persons ate invited to the field dav and tour The May "Yard ol the Month selected by the Lexington Garden Bugs is at 250 K Arcade ST . and is owned by Dorothy Warren, who w ith her three brothers, and her late mother and father moved to the large, old fashioned house in 1956 Her brother, Kenneth Green resides there also Another brother. Jerry Green of Pendleton, visits (re quently. and both assist with the upkeep The yard is a mix of huge old shade trees, lawn, perennial flowers, shrubs, vegetable garden, .md fruit. including concord grape apricot, peach, petite plum, and apple, including one with three varieties grafted onto one tree Cnusual items are a large old fashioned while rose bush, and a white lilac and honeysuckle as lug as most trees The over all effect adds charm and character to the town, said a garden club spokesperson Fair supls. to meet May 2.3 Lexington yard awarded The Office of VALERIE B DOHERTY, ATTORNEY A T LAW will be closed ♦he week of May 27 - May 31. Heppner Auto Parts PARTS FOR « M o to rc y c le « M a r in e « L a w n M o w e r Pioneer Memorial Hospital reports admitting and discharging the following patients during the past week Snoda Blake Heppner admitted May 16. discharged May 18 (iladys Drake, lone admitted May 17. discharged May 18 . Iloby Hanson la-xington admit ted May 18. discharged May 19 Mitch Matthews. Heppner ad nutted May 17. discharged May 18 and Dehra Ledford. Heppner ad milted May IB. discharged May 19 Orville Cutsforlh. Heppner ad milled May 17. was still receiving care there Monday 34; HOSE $ 9 ” & and M ore <NAPA> G raduation. A DAY TO REMEMBER Remember vour graduate with .1 verv special gift ofG E N l’IN’E Stamper Black Hills beautiful designs for men and women—in a w ide range of affordable prucs. Give your graduate the jewelry that becomes an heirloom. ick HilK (»old jewelry is the gift that is as special as Graduation Day. only Reinforced 5 8 «50 K ir iiiin im * * Hardware •ONE 422 7711 Heppner ■ « I (v l jewelry clr\ is handcrafted of yellow, ; and J r ■ ■ . The Heppner office of the Divison of Motor Vehicles has announced it will be rlused Wrdnedsav. May 22. Friday May 23 and Monday May * A u t o «Truck * T ractor Hospital Notes G A R D E N ^ Sale Price office hours Local couple celebrates 5(}h Saturday, May 25,1985 L D M V to be computerized ; announces 676 »200 I
