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Th«? Hrppner Gaiette Time» Heppner Oregon ^ n ljir v liv . June 36 1985 FIVE Mtx‘ting Notices Justice Court D .A .’s Report Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the fol lowing business during the past week Timothy John Keck Elorence • Exceeding the Maximum Speed 1 70 mph in i U inph ion e'. *30 fine Sidney Kay Britt, Echo Violation of the Basic Kule iSI mph in a IS mph tone'. *30 fine Jam es M ichael M ontione. Pendleton Possession of an Open Container of A lcoh olic Liquor (B eer1, *57 bail forfeited Konsld N Schroth. Hermiston with criminal negligence Insuffi cim i Number of Coast Guard Life saving Devices. *62 bail forfeited Jay Arthur Coll. Heppner No Motorcycle Endorsement. *13 fine K.'gt-r Ii Brill Hrppner \ i Uon of the Basic Buie ■ 3* mph in a 25 mph tone i. *36 fine Births eN Collection for Neighborhfxxt ( 'enter The first grade class at the Methodist. Lutheran. Episcopal vacation bihle school sit around goods the> collect«*d during the week which will he donated to the Heppner Neightsirhood Center * ront Mary l ’ie n r Kell) Mi Alpin Matt Keerse maker Donnie Pointer Girls at fr-n tt., back Melissa Hedman Heather Hughes Vlina Hinchus Hence devin Bins hack to front J,,lm M<:. Chris svkev Collin Anderson 14 Morrow County teachers atte nd health conference By J \NF D l \\ June 914. fourteen teachers from Morrow County attended the Seaside IX Health Promotion Conference The conference is sponsored by the Oregon Department of Education The Health committee chose the theme "E xpose Yourself to Well ness" for this year's conference Around 800 educators attended this conference Most of the atten dees were from the state of Oregon, but a few educators cam e from Alaska. Maine. Michigan. Virginia and New Mexico Most of these teams were attending to gain infor mation on how to organize a health conference ITi ttiiii' stati j Guest h«*alth speakers and presen ters were brought in from across the nation to help make this conference a super experience for those atten ding The participants attended ses sions and workshops on wellness for life • from pre school to nursing home aged The presenters taught good nutrition, e x e rc ise s . CPR, First Aide. How Students Learn, Safety. Stress. Burnout Drug and Alcohol. Humor and Happiness Sui cldc. Sexual Abuse, IHmiestic Vio lence. Aging Process. Selfesteem . Heart, Foot and back problems and snacks workshop Dutch Savage a former profes sional wrestler, was there to pro mote his drug abuse program in the Oregon Schools Slim Good body T \ health personality a rm e d in his t>ody suit and did a presentation on how educators can turn students on to taking care of their body Many of the presenters autographed their textbooks which were sold at the conference This conference started the day with a 6 a m exercise session Either a swim, walk jog on the beach or aerobics After breakfast the day was spent m workshops The programs ended by 10 p m There was tight scheiluling which kept all participants very involved So mans good workshops were offered There was no way. one person could attend all of these The Morrow County team split in different directions to try to cover most subjects offered The teachers attending were Terry McElligott from Columbia Junior High Betty Kietmann and laiura Broderick Plans to garden and golf A/tarylee Hiemstra After 19 years as the secretary at lone Schools, Marylee Hiemstra is retiring, at the same time her husband Ed. who is retiring his teaching position at Heppner High School Prior to moving to Heppner to accept positions with the school d istrict, the cou p le considered Nampa. Idaho, their hometown Hiemstra says that after adjusting to retirement, she plans to spend her time gardening and golfing and adds that her husband says they will watch their grandkids plav basket hall She says that she enjoys her years of working at lone schools and will miss it In recent years, past graduates of lone High School have stopped by just to visit and to introduce their children to her She began as secretary the same year Harold Boggs became the principal at lone He moved on aft«-r four years, hut she had four other principals also Dennis Brandon two years. Don Plug one year. John Edmundson three years, and Chuck Starr nine years C ham ber of C om m erce to organize at Boardman By near unanimous vote, the Boardman Commercial Club last week decided to change its orgam ration to a Chamber of Commerce The change will broaden the club's membership base, and its scope of activities, club chairman Art Kegler ■aid Boardman real estate broker John Pragg has donated use of office ■pace at Mountain Valley l.and Co for the Chamber and says a phone line will be installt-d there soon for Chamber business from Inn«1 Doug Sheribon. Phyllis Payne, Barb Stefani and Barb Col lins from Hrppner Elementary, Barii Stefani and Brent Fggers from Heppnei HighS<b.i.il Larry French from Riverside High school. Hobble Tve Marilyn Ornelas .lane |)ean and Sheila G ilm urlin Needham from Sam Boardman Elementary, sheila G ilm artin Needham from A C Houghton Dave (.arson. from A C Houghton broke his hand in a softball game the day before the conference and wav unable lo al fend Carol Marchek. Boardman Day Care Director completed the Morrow County team The learn w o r e lavendar T shirts with a fitness design made by Sheila Gilmartin Needham, and cowboy ha Is lo represent Morrow County Two donated potato centerpieces from the Boardman Garden (Tub and made by Martha Baker, were donated lo the conference raffle These depicted our area Also, Carol Marchek donated a jar of Morrow County honey and a jar of pickl«*d asparagus to represent products form the county There is still time to enroll in the Fillie Basketball Camp which will lie held ai Heppner High School Ihe week of July 29 August 2 "Fifteen girls representing Heppner. lone, lexington and Monument have already enrolU-d and there's room tor 15 20 more according to Camp Director, Mike Boyer The cam p w ill be held daily. 9 a m lo 12 noon Cost o( th«> cam p is *15 A pplications are a v a ila b le at Hutch's Helper. Heppner Gazette Times l,ott'* Electric. Coast to Coast the Shoe Box or by writing to Fillie Bjskethall Camp I’ M Box 185 Heppner. 97836 up with *oui fastest combine oi even moie than one com beie • Two models to choose from that unload B R E flT IIIIIIÉINDUSTRIES INC 900 to 1700 bushels m under 3 mmutes « . OI Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Schiller uf Echo and Mr and Mrs Raymond French of Heppner Great grandparents are Kay Wahnrrof Ocean Bark. Washington and Robert Sparks of Santa I’ aula, California He joins brothers. Ryan 10 and Justin. 2 and a sister Tina. 5 at home F a r m in g T h e N o rth w e st” ' 1 watch for it beginning Juiy 1 ,; — * . Channel 4 2 -KVEW Mon. thru Fri. 6:55 a.m. Brandy Amanda Charlton a daughter. Brandy Amanda was horn June 17 at I'endieton Community M em orial Hospital to Beverly ( Tiarlton of (.exington She weighed 7 lbs A oi Celebrate 50th anniversary The children and grandchildren of (Taude and Happy Graham cordi ally invite friends to their 5nth anniversary celebration at All Saints Episcopal Church I’ ansh House in Heppner on Saturday. J-lly 13 from 2 to 5 p m The couple requests no gifts WATCH FOR: • Farming New* • • C om m o d ity Reports FVoduct A d vertise m e nt • Human Interest Programs From Your Local Farm & Home Supply Store I he area'«only local farming program. Co-Sponsored by M.C.G.G. , M ORROW C O U N TY , GR A IN GROW ERS t O lo* Sé? L A it n ^ io n O fA fjo n 9 7 » « Fh « « « «U 1 • s A r •* - • J W r - vqV- JY 1 W •« I (tOO ) 4S4 7 )*4 — « JV« J LET US FLOAT YOU A LOAN. We hear you. Maybe it's a Or a . Maybe you'd like to fly your own . Or drift in a Q ). Whatever you desire ^ . we're here to help. See us soon for all your loan needs. Our rates are very competitive, and you'll find we have big t t p 's . • D elusive low mamtananca auger drive designed for 5000 hours ol field use GREENLINE INC. AFTER HOURS f><T Still time to enroll in B -B all ( lam p • Cuts voui harvesting time bv 30 N or m e • Sla vs He weig hed 9 It'S "\ T ----- ~~'\T----- Time is fast approaching for Cub Scout Dav l amp July H 12 Camp director la>a Cox Hermiston had planned a fun filled week for all who attend Local den leaders and volunteers who will stall the camp have t>e«'fi registering hoys and making preparations Because nine Cub Scouts from (he Spray area will be attending Ihe cam p during the day this year Heppner cam p co- director Martha Munkcrs is asking for volunteei s willing to house one or more of the boys during the w«-ek For more information about day camp or to volunteer to house a Cub Scout for a week, call Munkers. 989 8532 GRAIN CARTS • To unload last savstg valuable time at harvest • To reduce elevator docounts by augerng your gram only once using a umqus single auger system • To cut down time on mamtenence costs by ehmmatng the Moor auger 4 bearings al chams and sprockets • To gravity unload without usmg the auger through a bottom door into a pit whan needed Walla Wafla The M orrow County D istrict Attorney s Office at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner re ports handling the following bust ness during the past week Scheduled an arraignment June 2A for l^iurance Duane Wiser. S3. Pres colt. Washington, on charg«*s of Driving While Supspended and a warrant arrest for Multnomah County for Failure to Appear on charges of Driving While I'nder the Influence of Intoxicants Received a Waiver of Extradition June 19 for Marcos Rosas Ay cola. 27. on ch a rg es pending a fu gitive Warrant for the state of Ctah for Auto Theft and Burglary Received a Waiver of Extradition June 19 for Jorjeluis M Fernandez. 26 Hurley. Idaho, on charges pend ing a Fugitive Warrant for thr state of l tah for Auto Theft and Burglary Sch«*duled a July l arraignment for Alan law Walter. 35. The Dalles, on a charge of Driving While I'nder the Influence of Intoxicants Arraigned on June 19. Jerry M Trill. 28. Salem, is scheduled to enter a plea June 28 on a charge of two 01 >unts of Theft I Housing needed for C u b Scouts LARGE C A PA C ITY F a r m e r E n g in e e r e d Jared I'alrirk Schiller a son. Jared, was born to Mr and Mrs Tony Schiller. Irrigon. June 14. at St Mary Medical Center Hospital in The budget committee for the City of Heppner will meet at 7 p m . Thursday. June 27 at City Hall. Hrppner J o * M aya D«an Me Alltat at 7M 94M 2 9 *4 5 9 5 2705 E 2nd The Dales Mon. thru Sat. 6 5 Pat Ttamay 2 99 5 57 9 296 4686 274 Main Street PO Box 551 Heppner OP 97837 (503)676-9021 GUI W ESTERN H ERITAG E S A V IN G S s x z r jr 'z FSIIC
