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EIG H T - II»* Ilrp p n rr (¡« « llf-T lfu n , Heppner. ( >rrgi«n M rd n o d it. September 17, i '* H h Heppner Happenings Faith Jordan returned home from Portland Saturday after spending a few days with her father, who had mayor surgery last Thursday Helen Pettyjohn. Paul iSkipl Pet tyjohn. Jr and Dianna Flams attend ed a Mobil Oil meeting in Lais Vegas. Nesada They left last Mon day and relumed home on Friday Mary Bristow suffered a stroke last week and was taken to St An ihony Hospital in Pendleton She has now been moved to Portland to the Good Samaritan Medical Center. 1015 N W 22nd Ave . Portland. Oregon 47210. if anyone would like to send cards The lone High School graduating class of 1451 held a reunion at Beechers Cafe, on Friday. Sept 5 Several members couldn't come at that time, so some of the members of the class and friends gathered on Tuesday. Sept 4. at Beechers for another dinner Those attending were Mr and Mrs Ordic barrens of laxli. California. Mr and Mrs Orlow Martin of Moro. Mr and Mrs Barton Clark and Mildred Wright of Hcppner. Mr and Mrs Milton Morgan, Geneva Palmer. Nonna Rea and Joe I ngleman of lone Eva and Adon Hanilctt recently spent four day» at Vancouver. B C .attending H»po 86 It 1 » mi possible to see everything in this short of time, however the exhibits and program« we saw were very interesting Bunchgrass Rehckah lanige held their meeting Sept 4, at Beechers Cafe with a no host luncheon After the meeting cake and ice cream was served by Edith Matthews in honor of Margaret Akers birthday The nest meeting Sept I 8th will also be held at Beechers Cafe Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin and family of Mkc Oswego were over night visitors last Friday at the home of his parents. Mr ami Mrs Fred Martin Milton and Margaret Morgan went to Portland Wednesday to watch their grandson. Brian Peck play football Brian plays on the Madison High School team, and they won their game that evening Monica ami Jim Swanvin spent Thursday and Friday in Portland at tending an Insurance convention at the Red Lion Motor Inn Guest speaker for the convention was Republican candidate for Governor. Norma Panins f FREE HEARING EXAMINATION Three Links Club met at the home of Dorothy Bur«, ham on Thursday afternoon Plans for die fall activities were discussed with the card parties starting the first Saturday in Oc toher. the 4th Prizes and refreshments will he given The bazaar dale was set for November 4 with plans for the day to he announced later Refreshments were served to Lula Palmer. Virginia Peck and grandchildren. Annetta Pudhrrg. Fula Bloods worth, Donna Papmeau. Ruth Robinson, and Delpha Jones The next meeting will be October 12 at Ruth Robinsons Charles Buchanan is a patient at Veterans Hospital in Walla Walla Nita Hurt ham. Pendleton ami family are visiting his mother Dorothy Bure ham lailita Grace and daughters are [D a te s : T h u rs d a y , S ept. 25 - 10 a.m .-1 p m. L o c a tio n : G o n ty ’s, H eppner, O re g o n L-Phy n ^ : 676-92 64 You are cordially invited to attend a reception in honor of the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Laurence and Florence Becket Reception w ill be held Saturday, September 27, 1986 from 3-5 p.m., at the Heppner Elks Lodge The Beckets were married September 25, 1946 No Gifts Please 2 cords will be drawn for $ Donation IM K I M . k M IIW J C T 1 Bemfit for ^ III I T M II > Oi l \ M i ll SA LE M ill »EFARTMENT XT p .m . 8:30 ^ For Much Needed Equipment N Wood to b* dthmrod inside Heppner Rural fir« District V . /¿a y \ FflTT. T T T 0Ü . «</ .i t r . w / r yV/m i/y a m t/ trntYi 4c 4/(, m a v v u n fr <y 4 À n r < / r « y / / / r (J? v rw r Ü f/r A 4 r m ir r 'fn/A y fC, 1 * / J u /A tv a n ? t> r/ccA ^ m f>AmcrA f t— . noy o| Arpywg uMf f i 9no(j ir-Hl » W S '(kirn no\ oj trpqyi« uktrn ■ Happy Birthday 8 Doug On You x % X 8 40 1 i I The Morrow County Sheriff's Of fice at the Morrow County Cour (house in Heppner reports handling or dispatching the following business during the past week September K the Sheriff s Office recovered a vehicle abandoned on Wilson Road in Hoardman which had been reported stolen at The Dalles No apparent dantage to sehi clc or reason for abandonment September 4 the Sheriff s <Jffice received information and responded to investigate the report of a dcccas ed subject on I K4 (just west of 750 Jet I A 14 year old male was found deceased apparently from being struck by a moving vehicle The Pcndleion office of the Oregon State Police is handling the investigation September 4 a Sheriff's deputy handled a complaint of subjects riding motorbikes on a highway Subjects reportedly do not have driver's licenses September 4 the Sheriff s Office responded to a residence on Main Street in Lexington after receiving a report of a burglar September 11 the Sheriff» Of fice recovered a vehicle that was allegedly stolen from Pendleton A male juvenile was taken into custody Investigation is continuing September 11 tfie Sheriff s Of the hospital September 12 a Sheriffs deputy rescinded to a complaint ol water on the roadway on Wilson and Olson roads in Boardman September 12 the Sheriffs Of fice responded to a complaint of a theft which had occurred in the Boardman area Miguel T Moreno. .50. Hemuston. was arrested for alleged Theft I and on an Irrigon warrant Joseph H Gonzalez. 58. Hemuston was arrested for alleged Theft I and alleged Driving While Revoked on a Umatilla County war rant Both subjects arc lodged at Benton County . Washington September 12 a Sheriffs deputy responded !«« a complaint of a theft in the l^xington area Investigation is continuing September 11 a Sheriff s deputy assisted the Heppner Police Dept in the arrest of Tracy L Hughes. 20. Heppner. on a Circuit Court warrant for Violation of a Restraining Order The subject is lodged at the Umatilla Police Dept Jail September 15 - the Sheriffs Of fice responded to a complaint of a chemical leak in the lrxington area September 15 - the Sheriff s Of fice responded to investigate a report of a drunk driver in the Imgon to Boardman area September 15 - the Boardman fice dispatched a Heppner am bulance to Cal's Cafe in Heppner Police Dept cited Guy Anthony The ambulance transported a male Tennant, 22. Hemuston for Driving subject with unknown injuries to While Suspended Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner September 11 the Sheriffs Of fice responded to a complaint of a Pioneer Memorial Hospital in possible assault in the ¡one area Heppner reports admitting and William Torrence. 51, lone was ar dischargin' the following patients rested on a charge of Assault IV He during the past week was released on his own Joan Hughes. Heppner admitted recognizance A female victim was September 8, discharged September treated at Pioneer Memorial Hospital 15 and released A J Tamasky. Heppner admit September 12 the Sheriffs Of ted September 15. discharged fice dispatched a Pioneer Memorial September 14 Hospital ambulance to the Bristow Hazel P.lliott. Heppner. who was residence in lone A female with admitted to the hospital September unknown injuries was transported to 14 was still receiving «are Monday Hospital Notes (J r mmêà • /<t4iin/<tyI visiting her mother Betty Marquardt Jim M arquardt from Tahola. Washington alv< is visiting at the family home Kenneth Jones and son Michael attended a Seahawk game in Seattle on Sunday l-exington Grange met Monday night beginning with a potluck din ner Joe DuPuis of Hemuston who explained plans for I4H7 state grange session to he held in Hemuston Committees, expenses, volunteers are needed He is asking Morrow County to help He was accompanied by his wile M m ) The Morrow County Historical Society will meet October 5 at the grange hall Blue Mt Fiddlers will have a concert and spaghetti supper October 25 at the grange hall Sheriff’s Report W in a C o r d o f . (L sheltered area for relaxation ami entertainment and protection for the family pet “ The entire yard is green, well trimmed the year around, and is a worthy selection for the award, said a garden club spokesperson The garden club presented the Parms with a hummingbird feeder and wishes for many hours of bird watching By Delpha Jon« And HEARING AID SERVICE * l"ft Fd and Ruth Parm were awarded for September as the lesington Yard of the Month They have lived across from the school district office in Islington for several years and have improv ed their yard They have built a privacy feme, planted shrubs and fruit trees as well as several small areas ol annuals and perennials A large shade tree provides a cool Lexington News Ruud’s Hearing Aids Offers T ic k e t * Parms honored yard of the month Looks Great ; Happy Birth<fay to Vou Happy Birthday to You Happ« fbrthd.iv Orar Doug New Library Hours will be Monday & Wednesday from 3-5 lone Public Library This past Friday. Mrs Nelson Connor jnd her «laughter. Mary, viewed the Westward Ho parade in Pendleton The balance of tfie weekend was speru at Mt Angel, where the Connor family and Tam my and Kerry Bruch attended (he Oktoberfcst. an annual festival in this western Oregon t«>wn They reported a most enjoyable time ■Claude and Rosemarie Buschke have returned to Heppner from Crescent laikc in central Oregon They went to the lake shortly after Memorial Dus and came home after l^hor Dus This has become a year ly vacation plan Fishing was reported as excellent, Mrs Alma Green and her son. Murencc Green, returned recently from Ann Arbor. Michigan They had helped Dr Margaret Green, daughter of Mrs Green, move to tlte University of Michigan where she will complete her residency Mr and Mrs Clarence Grubbs from Dallas, were visitors of Mr and Mrs Clautic Graliam this past weekend Mrs Kathryn Hoskins and her daughter. Marie, Mrs Christina Burkenbme. all of Heppner and Mrs Lorene Griffith and daughter, Charlotte, of Cecil, went to the Maryhill Museum Wednesday even ing Anth*«ny Parker, son of John Parker, and nephew o f Mrs Hoskins, is a glass blower who has an exhibit at the Museum and show ed examples of his work, and spoke of his stay in Rumania where he Named to Dean’s List Mark Van Hoyt, a computer systems major from Heppner has been included on the summer (Quarter Dean s list at Oregon In stitute of Technology Inclusion on the list requires that a student attain at least a ' 55 grade point average. P U B L I C N O TICE Notice of Names of Persons Appearing To he Owners of Unclaimed Moneys: The following named persons are upparent owners of unclaimed moneys Boardman Guillermo M Armen ta. P () Box 544. Rufus Crissman. 516 Columbia Ave . John J Sim mons. P O Box 744 Heppner Blue Mountain Provisio, P O Box 505 Information concerning the amount and description of the pro perty and the name and address of the holder may he obtained by any person possessing a legal or equitable interest in the property by writing to the Division of State l^inds. 1600 Stale Street. Salem. Oregon 47 510 Because of the large number of names being published throughout the state, we will not be able to pros ide information by telephone Please allow two weeks for a response to your inquiry If proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the hoklcr. and il die owner’s right to receive the proper ty is not established to the holder's satisfaction by Novemher 5. I486, the unclaimed moneys will he plac ed in the custody of the Division of State l-ands. to which all iurtfier claims must he directed Published Sept 10. 17. I486 P U B L I C B O T IC E I Ikl (.<)S ( IK( I I I K)K MOR ROW COUNTY Prohate Department No 86 PR 14 NOTICE In the Matter of the F.state ol ROBERT DENNIS CAMPBELL, deceased I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as the personal representative of said estjtc All per sons has ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within 4 months after the date of first publication of this Notice, as stated helow . to the [«ervirul representative jt the offices of Kuhn and Spicer. 264A N Main Street. P O Box 428. Heppner. Oregon 97856. phone (5051 676 9141 or they may he barred All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceedings in this estate may obtain ailditional inlorma tion trom the records of the Court, the personal representatives or the attorney for the personal representatives Dated and first pujhlishcd September 5, I486 (siSjndra Adams 7654 S W 50th Portland. OR Personal Representative Published September 5. I486 10. 17. By Mary Bryant 676-9493 studied for two years Slides were shown showing (he working condi tions. which are so different from those of this aiuntry The exhibit will he at Maryhill until the end of Novemher W alter and Lucille Kostechka of Portland have been s isiting in Hepp ner with their daughter Kay Proctor and family all week They attended the Pendleton Round-Up on Wednesday Mrs Ruby Becket left early Mon «lay for her new home in South Carolina She has been active in Rainbow Girls and Fastem Star and will he missed for her lovely smile and gracious manner She joins Sadie Parrish. Virgina Rose wall. Judge and Mrs Robert Abrams, who have all left Heppner for one reason or another The best of luck to Ruby in her new home Kandy Simmoe u another college student who will he making his home in Pendleton for his first year at Blue Mountain Community College I wish otlier parents would contact me so (hat I could mention your students and their schools Adelle laTrace. Nina Denton and Bernice Nash accompanied Mildred Padhcrg to Lexington to die reception honoring Delpha Jones, a state officer for the Rchekahs On Sunday a potluck picnic was held at the Tom Troxell home at the J im Hayes place on Rhea Creck for present and former residents Forty- four were present Mr and Mrs Ray Britt from Spray, parents of Mrs Tmxcll were special guests for the day Mrs. Becky Tullts and her daughter. Sydney were visitors at die homes of Ida Lynn and her sister, Mary Bryant, on Monday 1 CARP OF THANKS I would like to thank relatives and friends for the phone calls, cards, flowers and gifts while in a Portland hospital Roy Quackenbush 9-17-lc 2 NOTICES___________ NOTICE: Morrow County Court intends to appoint one new member to die North Morrow Medical Clinic- Board at its September 24 meeting All interested persons should contact the County Court and request an ap plication for the position 9-17-ic V C R Rentals M o v ie s 3 /$5 00 We Rent Machines Too! We ju st received a I j \R G E Shipment of new Movies! Del s Market, Lexington Morrow County Childrens Services Division is recruiting Emergency Shelter Care homes for the Cross Roads project This project funds homes to he on call one week per month in return for a monthly sti pend plus per diem on each child placed during the week Must he a resident of Morrow County If you arc interested please call 481 4482 ask for Vickie or Kim 4 17 2c 20 lbs potatoes free to everyone at »ruling Polaris Open house Friday and Saturday, Irvington lumber __________ 4 17 |c Heppner Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at St Patrick's Parish Hall For more information call 676-9815 or 676-9724 7 50 tfc A rta«A Hills (»old Representative will he at Peterson's Jewelers all day September 26 and 27 9-10-2c 4 HELP WANTED Airline Jobs $17.800 to $68.500/year N (M H IR IN G Call |ob Line 1-518-459-5535 Ext /V6028 For Into 24 hrs. HELP WANTED The North Mor row Medical Center will accept ap plications (resumes) for the position of office manager Salary commen surate w ith experience Applications and j«>b description may he picked up at the Port of Morrow No I Marine Drive. Boardman. Orcg«>n Applications must he submitted to R L Miller North M oitow Medical Board Chairman at Dm 200 Boardnun. Oregon 47818 by no later than Sept 14, I486 Equal Op portunits Employer 9-17-ic Help Wanted Vic's I-exington Chevron is now taking applications for part and lull time service station attendants and mechanic Apply at Vic's Chevron Station. Lexington 8 20-tfc Help Wanted Earn extra income Need pari tin»*.* person to sell adscr Using tor Eastern Oregon's largest daily newspjpcr in the Heppner area Commissions and expenses paid Write Bruce Roschrock. ad direct««r. East Oregonian Box 1084. Pendleton. OR 47801 4 I (Me
