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r Lexington News L M (| H I r i » llrpp n rr ( i i u U r Time» Hrppmrr Orrgaa. Mrdnesdsy. Jal> 17. I9U Garden Bugs pick Boyer yard « ♦ B y D rlp h * Ja n e % WV tilHV w Lexington Grange met on Sunday. July 7 at Cutsforth Cabin for a regular meeting and potluek dinner The plans (or Booster Day, September IS. and the opening of the corner stone which was placed SO years ago highlighted the business portion of the meeting Speakers for Booster Day will tie Sandi and Bob l.udi the state grange stewood and assistant stewood and the outstand ing Grange Couple of HAM Some of the members went for hike» while others sang to the music of the Omni Chord played by (h e ryln Smouse A good time was enjoyed by all • T h r l-exmgton Garden Hug» have »elected the yard ol John and Kelly Hoyer for July Yard of the Month honor» The Boyer» have lived at their current address for the past five year» There have heen numerous improvement* in that lima '.mi .1 ‘ iu!> ipolmpgrun The first year white fir, pine and juniper tree* were planted on both the ea*t and west »ides of the house Rev. Izzett presides at All Saints The R n George Izzett will be conducting the church service at All Saint» Kpiscopal this Sunday. July 21. beginning at 10 30 a m A politick brunch in honor of Bob and Marion Abrams will be held following the service The whole community is invited to attend The Keverend and M r» Izzett are new to the community, arriving in Meppner this week Sum m er Time is Bar B Q u e Time] G A S GRILLS CHARCO AL GRILLS Coast to Coast W e car help you The nest year shrub* and flowering crab apple tree» were added The third year, a windrow of pine tarn juniper and mug ho pines were planted The past two years addl'd several species of maple trees. Domlardi and branching poplar trees, a larger portion of lawn shrubs and willow trees A garden in front of the house provides a staple of vegetables concluded the spokesperson Roping series begins tonight A series of fun and inexpensive ropings is scheduled for the [>odge City Arena in Boardman beginning Wednesday. July 17 Each evening of team roping will begin with a two for $3 draw pot at 7 p m followed by a three for $8 roping ' under $5.out) limit i A round robin may be held after the sch«-d uled events Hoping» w ill be held each Wednesday depending on roper interest Sign ups begin at IS .To p m at the arena nest to the Dodge (Tty Inn For more information, contact Jody Tatonc. « 1 2441 FCi 1-800-632-FISH Call this number (toll-free in Oregon) for up-to date information on these streams: ■ Clackamas ■ Deschutes ■ Sandy THIS INFORMATION IS UPDATED DAILY BY 9 OOAM WEEKDAYS AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Vour Health Comes First Tbere’s t*o room for error when fili Rx Prices Gladly ng prescriptions. Rely on us for professional accuracy at all times. Q lJ O t© d Complete line of Generics p E R Y d r (ANYONE 62 OR C M R ) t^ e S C r ip tio iJ S Prescriptions Mailed ^ ^ V MURRAY DRUGS. INC. H a p p n a r 6 7 6 -9 1 5 6 C o n d o n 3 6 4 -2 6 0 1 F arewell potluek set J uly 21 Gary and Becky Hunt are the proud parents of a son Jeffrey Dean bom July 14 at Community Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston The young man weighed 7 Iba 3 'i or Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lois Hubert Nash ol Anchorage. Alaska, and Dean and Lois Hunt of lirxington Gen Martin and Delpha Jones were callers Friday al the Dean Bundy home in Irngon Joe Yocom is a patient in Pioneer Memorial Hospital Kaye and Vernon Munkers have visited several times la le ly in la-xington and lleppner They were here to visit a brother. Archie who was ill and to attend his funeral. July 5 Friends were sorry to hear of the hospitalization of a form er Ia-xing(oni(e. t) W Cutsforth. at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Barbara LAitsforth motored to The Dalles Friday to take her Mother Mincerva Denslingrr home after a Sheriff's Rejx>rt The Morrow County Sheriff « Office at the Morrow County Court house in Hcppner reports handling or dispatching the following bust ness during the past week On July 10. the Boardman Police Department assisted by the Morrow County Sheriff » Office responded to a fight in progress at a location within the Boardman city limits After arriving at the scene. Sheriff D rag» requested that the Boardman ambulance respond A 17 year old male juvenile was arrested on a charge of Attempted Murder He was released into the protective custody of a family member The Boardman ambulance transported a 2(1 year old male who sustained a stab wound to Good shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston On July II. the Heppner Police IH-partment assisted by the Morrow County Sheriffs Office cited Dale Kay Cox. IV. Hermiston for alleg edly Driving While Suspended On July IT. the Morrow County Sheriffs office received a report on a i>ne vehicle accident with no in juries in the Ditch Creek area The Sheriff's Office was unable to locate the vehicle or subjects on arrival Also on July 13, the Boardman Police llepartment cited Michael Clair Creighton, 21. Haker. for alleg edly Driving While Suspended On July 14. the Boardman Police Departm ent arrested Koger Stevens Baker, 41. on a charge ol Assault IV H r was lodged al Umatilla City Jail Also on July 14. the Boardman Fire Department responded to a brush (ire which turned out to be a controlled burn at West Glen Addi tion in Boardman t>n July 15. the Morrow County Sheriff's Office received a report of Criminal Mischief from the Morrow County Koad Dept that a window- had tieen shot out on their loader located at the junction of lone Boardm an and Ju nip e r Canyon roads sometime over the weekend ; A going away potluek brunch for Bob and Marion Abrams has heen planned to begin at noon Saturday. July 21 at All Saints Kpiscopal Church Ttw whole community is invited to attend Cake, coffee and punch wiU be served Those attending may bring a potluek contribution of their choice visit of several weeks ih i % »«ti» Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan returned home Sunday from Portland where she consulted a physician Dan Taylor of Hermiston is spend ing some time at the C C Jones Ranch Mr and Mrs Charles McConnell and son and Cindl Sumner and children were recent callers In North Dakota where they visited relatives The Sumner family traveled by Amtrak. while the McConnells drove The Harlow Reunion was held Sunday in The Dalles Thoae attend mg from here were l>eita and Tru m a n Messenger. Betty M a rquardt. Jo yce and Kandy Hughes and children. Carhta and Jim Hloodsworth and children. Rena and Hill Marquardt. Doug and lands Marquardt and son and Billie June Owen and children CM» Ml I "ruts, I**.Ml O M « O f H « . 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California, visited their sister and husband Leila and Truman Messenger last week 0 1 » • Y «x * «* 2 1 ( M i n I4YT.42 MW 10 1*411» »4 » 1 t t-a.»r » nsae/er n - a r*r i f |C N.w. « L< »M * e '*!:-•• ra»»»ir 4UM A* 3 3 « * ..'» A► *e-M |as 1 »tai 1 n Millie June Owen and children are visiting her parents Rill and Rena Marquardt from her home in Texas Wayne Miller from Hermiston visited hit brother Karl Miller on Sunday » 4 » . 4* J % 4 .y v tastet' »1» tAil Sherrie Smith and children visited Hob Smith, her husband, in Portland on Sunday * 10 « 0 4 .3 * S3». 4M IM .H 214». I r SI*. •* k t»« C C .C . « v I I r< I rrs s tm r m « i ru O**» « *-0*r M«Tft|iT« MM • » r.s. «•* 11*»« 1« » T . O I I A4 M LUklf 400 4** * Ml a * We N « m « r i MLMMKl L 0 )1. CO 2 6 « . 1ft MOM I * M AlfiKlR» •» Mte- J «*43 7. M The Kev Charles Marn-ss and wife Dorris of Olympia Washington, spent several days visiting a daughter and family. Chuck and Iasa Nelson and son LAM I- A C U L i! 1 . 1 r«n«T * ccqi #« t 4 A IQ M T 04 W ** TT4 7.40 ro w * o r AOAT (4 Mi».*.tjw ojfto.os CITY ot M»A»I«*M city I ) . A.’a Report The M orrow County D istrict Attorney's Office al the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner re ports handling the following busi ness during the past week Dean K Kennedy. 21. Boardman. was found guilty of llesisting Arrest and Not Guilty of Criminal Trespass by jury trial He was sentenced July 9 to To days in jail and a fine of 1350 which was suspended to S150 fine and one Bench Probation Kudy O Gonzales. 49. Seattle. Washington, charged with Assault IV. was sentenced July II to 100 days in jail and a (200 fine which was suspended to a $135 fine on the condition that there be no contact with the victim and daughter of the victim Hobert Le rne r M anning. 22, Boardman. charged with Sodomy I entered a plea of not guilty on July II Mark Messersmith, 23. Irngon. charged with two counts of Burg lary. four counts of Theft I and one count of Theft II changed his plea to guilty to two counts of Burglary I, guilty to two counts of Theft I. the district attorney dismissed the Theft II and two counts of Theft I charges He was sentenced to five years in the Oregon State Corrections Division suspended to three years formal Probation to Oregon State Parole and Probation, to make restitution in all cases and pay fees and assessments of $599 as well as undergo alcohol and mental health treatment Arraignment was held July 11 for Jerald D Haver. 36. Irngon on a charge ol Burning Outside Restrictions Delbert Mrl-achlan. 33. Heppner. was arraigned July 15 on a charge of Theft I Frank Dee Halvorsen. 34. lone, was arraigned July IS on a charge of Driving Under (he Influence of Intoxicants A rra ignm e n t lor Bobby Lee Roberts. 22, lone, was held on July IS on a charge of Heckles» Driving Arraignment was held on July IS for Roger Stevens Baker. 42. on a charge of Assault IV SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE ENDS ¡te JULY ne tastar" 27441.41 Cl•* or « • city or » i m 22S3.ft.44 CITY oe IONI UNI .OT CITY or KAIRO T»02.«2 C IT Y or m io I f ■ I »*>TON 1 city or ci■ ino »12TY.T« K M O m n AatatttaN s . i #> as A P «f 2014.«1 «Fft.OO »4 r • a m • I 1 »«>#•*» m» m »ft«•OT 1AW IO O M * IMIOON RIMAI * P MaJ. » R W '* w < taf VA* re*A»s riMTT TOT. 04 •*»Yt0» CiNltl 207«.OT I I oni l l ■ lieu ton »427.07 I I4WIOON CHAH dT|.Ol RMWt«taA ftta« *»T7. S3 IAA lOOM »Mk A 1 PO#. •» C * a * T 4 4 y »«»»*» « I Nt *1 A U »» L t • C f ML *1 « IN A IO M M C Y M C T Y A Y HMSKVAN INK I A * 1 CM IN f « l A*‘«w COLMI » *CMnr*. 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