Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 30, 1986, Page SIX, Image 6

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    S IX -n»* H eppner C a lc ite - l i m n . H eppner. O regon. V trd n rsd u s, April HI, IVHZ>
Wilson Enters Plea
Engagements
Charged with murdering Board
man resident Beth W illiam*. Jerry
Jur Wilson. 27 Baker, entered a plea
of not guilty before the Honerable
Judge William Jackson in Baker
County Circuit Court
Wilson s defense attorney Kalph
Smith withdrew a motion for a
psychiatric evaluation he requested
at Wilson s arraignment April 11
Wilson is accused of bludgeoning
Williams to death by Baker County
Dtgtri
I .......... Krn Hadley
A
p re lim in a ry autopsy re p o rt in
dilated that Williams died of mas
■tve head injuries
Stack-Bahnmiller
When washing sqeaky toys put adhesive ovet the open
mg to k n p M it t r out during cleaning
Hadley said a rock was found near
the site where Williams body was
buried and the prosecution suspects
It to be the murder weapon How
ever he stressed lab reports are not
it. to substantiate that
According to Hadley the defense
filed a Motion to Suppress asking
that certain evidence not be allowed
at a later trial That hearing is
scheduled for Wednesday April H>
Wilson has not yet requested bail
and is still being held in the Baker
County Jail
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M r and Mrs Francis Stack,
form erly o f Heppner announce the
engagement o f their daughter.
C o w Bel le C o rn e r
By Marlene C'urrln
Publicity Chairman
Morrow County Cow Belles
Since it was introduced to retailers
nine months ago. the red meal in­
dustry's effort to bring new nutri
tional information to the meat case
Meal Nutri lasts has become one ol
the most successful retail programs
in the history o f the meat industry
As of this w riting lh ol the lop SO
retail chains and eight o f the top 11
wholesalers in the U S are now us
ing this program The Meat Nutri
Facts campaign has become one o f
the beet industry's most successful
demand builidng efforts o f all time
The Oregon Beef Council has fur
ther reinforced the Nutri f acts con
ccpl with its new marketing program
that features 4-color case cards and
consumer recipes with the Meat
Nutri Facts information on them
350 of Oregon's largest grocery
stores including 105 Safeway stores
are providing this information for
their customers ( hher ( )regon trail
I ims I stores v ho are cooperating with
the Beet Council in this program in
dude Albertson's. Fred Meyer.
Kicnow's. Thriftw ay, IO A . Sentry
Markets and a number of small in
dependents It is hoped that by July
we w ill hasc more than BOO retail
livid stores in ( Hcgon involved in the
Viral Nutri Facts program
In addition to the retail programs,
efforts are being made to update
local nutritionists with the new meat
data Dianne Byrne, Oregon Beet
Council Home Economist, recently
gave a presentation to the Portland
Dietetic Assoc lation on the revision
o f USDA meal data and the role o f
beef in a healthy diet
“ I think retailers and wholesalers
feel a responsibility to provide con
sumers with the latest nutritional in
formation about red m eat." states
Donald < Ntcnvie. Manager. Oregon
Beet Council "W ith this informa
lion, their customers can make a
more informed buying decision-
which is givvJ for the consumer and
the store."
According to Dr John Farquhar.
head of Stanford University's ffeart
Disease Program, the Nutri Facts
program has a lot to offer " I think
they (the meat industry ) arc being
very smart, realizing that people are
much more likely to continue eating
meat it they Iccl in control if they
know just how much fat and
cholesterol they arc getting in each
serving and can adjust the rest o f
their livid intake accordingly," Far
quhjr said " I We should) he grateful
for a meat industry that is making
life a little easier "
Michelle Renee to Steven Ic e
Bahnmiller. son of M r and Mrs
F.rncst Bahnmiller of Big Sandy.
Montana The couple is planning to
he married July 5 at Christ Lutheran
Church in Big Sandy
The bride elect is attending Nor
them Montana College in Havre.
Montana and w ill he receiving an
Associate Degree in Agri Business
Bahnmiller is a partner with his
father on their family larm
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Maureen A Shane cordially invile all friends and
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The M orrow County District At
torney 's Office reports that l-arry
Boyce Westcrling Salem, who was
adiudged guilty ol the Murder o f Son
Vtnh by reason of Insanity before the
Honorable Judge Jack Olsen, was
sentenced A pril 22. to the legal and
physical custody o f the Mental
Health Division for a period not to
exceed life with a five-year man
datory minimum term for the use of
a firearm
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