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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1986)
rW K LV t • lì»* Hrppner ( . i m U c - I í i m , H*ppn*r, Oregon Wtdnrsd»*, (Xtohrr 23, | Sheriffs Report The Morn»» County Sheriff vO f fiec at the Morrow County C our thouse in Heppncr reports handling or disjiauhing the following business during the past week October 12 a Morrow County deputy responded to the Boardtnan area after receiving a complaint of a possible intoxicated driver The vehicle wav located and cub)ectv were found not to be intoxicated October 12 the S heriffs Office and lioardnian Police Dept attemp led to locate a vehicle which reportedly hod tried to run another vehicle off Kunzc Rood in Board nun The vehicle wav located at 3 10 a in and Morrow County deputies assisted Hoardman Police in ar resting the driver. Kevan Roger B aum an. 25. K ennew ick, Washington, for allegedly Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants He was released on his own recognizance October 12 the S heriffs Office responded to a residsence outsklsc the city limits of Heppncr after receiving a complaint of a possible assault Investigation is continuing October 13 a county deputy responded to the Port of Morrow after rccciv ing a complaint of a theft Investigation is continuing October 13 a deputy arrested Donald Eddie Canter, 38. Umatilla, on a Hcrmiston Municipal warrant for failure to Appear'Traffic He was transported and turned over to the Hcrmiston Police Dept (Xloher 14 a deputy responded to assist the Boardnun Police l>cpt after receiving a complaint of an un wanted subject at a business in the Boardnun area October 14 the Sheriff s Office assisted Irrigon police at an injury nxitor vehicle acc ident involving two trucks and a car at 15th St and Hwy 7.30 «r.í *... y- * i*-», _ j a t i i H l ' M V* Octi>ber 14 a deputy responded to the Boardnun area to investigate a com plaint of kids Recklessly Endangering October 14 the Sheriffs Office assisted seven disabled motorists during the week of October 7 13 October 15 the Sheriffs Office responded to investigate a complaint of fastmoving vehicles in the l.ex ington area October 15 the S heriffs Office investigated a report of a vehicle parked alongside Hwy 74 (between Cecil and Morgan) with its lights on. with no one around October lb the S heriffs Office dispatched the Hrppner Tire Dept to a grass fire at the com er of Green and Cannon Streets The fire was extinguished October 17 a deputy arrested Max Tide! Neathamcr. II. 22. Riurdnun. on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for failure to Appear, Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants He posted bail and was released October 17 the Sheriff*s Office disjutc hed a Roardman ambulance to a report of breathing problems at a residence Otic nule was taken to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmiston October 17 a deputy located the front door open on a house outside the city limits of lone A deputy checked the residence and found it vacant The door was secured and owners of the house were notified October |7 the Sheriffs Office responded to a residence on Seventh St West in Irrigon to handle an unmul problem October 18 a deputy responded to investigate a report of a one vehic le rollover one half nule south of I 84 on the road leading to Taggares trailer court October |9 the Sheriffs Office investigated an open door on a business outside the Heppncr city limits A deputy secured the door and notified the responsible parts October 19 the Sheriffs Office received a report of smoke in the area of Court Street in Heppncr Heppncr fire Chief was dispatched to investigate what turned out to be an unreported controlled bum (Xtohcr 19 a deputy responded to a residence on County Road in Ir rigon to investigate an animal complaint October IV a deputy, with the assistance of Irrigon Police Dept . attem pted to locate a vehicle reportedly in the ditch east of Irrigon Heppner Police Report The Heppncr Police Dept reports handling the following business dur ing the past week October 13 8 IV a m issued a Courteous Driver award, 10 4b a m arrested a tcnulc on a Justice Court warrant October 14 8 22 a m assisted a motorist. 3 54 p ni received a report ol Burglary October 15 1(1 5b a m served a D>>g Complaint. 2 45 p in issued a parking citation (X'tober lb 11:27 a m - arrested a nule on an out-of-county warrant (Xtoher 17 V .30 a m - report of Criminal Mischief. 3 24 p m issued a citation for No Helmet (passcngcri Motorcycle ( U tuber IK I 1)8 a m a male subject was arrested and s ited tor the following traffic crimes Attempting to Elude a Police Officer. Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants. Operating an Oil Road Vehicle on a public highway. V 28 p m issued a citation. Endangering Child Passenger, (No Seat Belts). V 4I p m - citation issued for Eailure to Yield Right of Way to a pedestrian in crosswalk. 10 51 p m report of Burglary October IV 8 IV p m citation issued for Illegal " U ” Tum . 10 33 p m assisted Morrow County S heriffs Office with a warrant arrest Justice Court Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the follow ing business during the past week Jerry Allen Wallace. Bend Ex seeding the Maximum Speed <hS mph in a 55 mph zone). $3h bail forfeited Ray L Fomshell, Portland Violation of a Cooperative Road Closure, driver. $ 'b fine James Ixe Smootz. Pendleton Expired Camper License. $13 fine James Matthew Healy . Hcjipncr Expired Vehicle License. $13 fine Steven Richard George. Umatilla Open Container of Liquor to wit beer. $30 fine Neil Lenwood fc rrc ll, Lexington No PUC Permit. $30 fine. Ovet width. $17 fine Marriage Licenses The Morrow County C lerk's Of ficc reports issuing a marriage license to the following Howard Eugene McCall. 5*3. and Patricia Mae M e tre s, 48. both of Hoardman Terrell I r e Rea, 20. and Katrina M arie Johnston, 18. both of Boardnun Lawrence Iro n ard Pedro. 24, Hcrmiston. and Mary Catherine Lindsay. 20. Lexington Births /atchary Scott la K u e - a son Zachary Scott was born September 2V to Robin and lain laR u e of Pendleton Die baby weighed b lbs 3 <>/ Grandparents are Lynda Dunlap of Pendleton. Richard Dunlap ol Biloxi. Mississippi and Del and Lin da luR uc of lone Great grandparents are Loma and D ick Borm an of Y akim a, W ashington and Hart and Jov Han mess of lostinc The baby joins two brothers Coby and Cay ben Chamber Chatter by C laudia H u g h es C h am b er M an ag er Be More Than A Friend To Your Dog Bored ’ There's a treat in More for you on Monday . W ednesday. Thurs day. Saturday, or Sunday afternoon hetween I and 5 p m Where ’ Right under your nose at Heppncr's Mor row County Museum In just a lew minutes you car step back in lime and team much about the colorful history of your county Curator Rachel Harnett will be happy to assist in your exploration Take a guest along or make it a family outing Even if you've visited before, you'll see things you miss cd on your second trip through Visiting the museum might even trigger an inspiration for Heppncr's tourism theme Elsewhere in the (iazette you'll learn about this con test and the $50 gift certificate to he awarded at the Town 'n Country Banquet. November 21 Consider our heritage and attractions that would cause visitors to drop in on Heppncr s friendly folk Ihc more entries, the better While w e're on the suhicct of tourism. Martha Doherty is alien ding the Tourism Conference in Seaside and will report back at the Tourism Meeting. Monday. < Xlober 28, 8 a m . Extension Conference Room Thought lor the week "Nothing ic all wrong Even a broken clock ic right twice a day " S o » ilH < « n e t t * it t a now puppy Of i n 0 *0 f a ith fu l c o m p a n io n C E N E X (Juccn Cindy (left). Judy Dasis. and Marlene Fair and Rodeo coir i urtin trvouts set Newly appointed Morrow fa ir and Rode f fu tre n f 11 ids I V IN »thcr Judy Dav ic. Court Director Micky Modi ' *» ih J * • m il t h.» |\ * Urne Currin met with last year's chaperone Cu ao Idsl * I color and style preferences for the emit VS .n j i l v No firm decisions will be made until •I l l u , V te d . Ihe ladies said Princess tryouts arc Sunday. (Xt 2b. I pm ■ s Morrow ( .»unt\ fairgrounds Two princesses will he cho to represent the count) jt numerous public appearances Applicants n V al least lh \c a r\ old h\ August I. and a resident of Morrow Count) dog 'o o d i t in * an pu rp o se 'M d C om pletely ba la nced nu tritio nally you u m jxy o d iu ti tba am ount and the num ber of loading B m at par day to the age weight » / • and activity o f youf dog CENE x dog load >t form ulate d to p ro * da t com pletely b tia n c o d ra tion in clu d in g carbohyd rate s pro- tom 'a f t mi nor t i t and vita m m t It tu 'p a ts e a mo N ational R esearch Course tta n d a 'd t A nd d o g t of an • g o t 'ova lo oat ‘I Dog Food hk-Energy Cat Food C o r r e c t io n School Lunch Menu H eppnrr f Irnirntarv School Thursday. ( Xt 23 barbecue heel on a bun. cheese, celery, hot vegetable, fruit and milk or salad bar and milk friday. (X t 24 baked potato with toppings, vegetable, bread, but ter. fruit and milk Monday. Oct 27 corn dogs, taler tots, munchics. fruit and milk Tuesday. (Xt 28 heel stew, salad, hot roll. milk, or salad bar and nulk Tuesday . Oct 28 beef stew, salad, hot roll. milk, or salad bar and nulk Wednesday. (Xt 2V White spaghetti, cheese, celery , hot bread, frun and milk, or salad bar and milk Thursday. (Xt 30 - potatoes, meal gravy, seasoned vegetable, truit cup. pa n bread and milk, or salad bar and nulk f riday . Oct. 31 spook day Obituary Irena (McFerrin) Thom son Irena (M cfem n ) fhomson. bb, formerly ol Heppncr died ( ktober b. 1‘lSfi Memorial serv ices were held at 2 p m (X'tober V at the Congrcga (tonal Church in Grand Marias. Minnesota, with ihc Rev Ben Crosby officiating, jssisted by Paul Phillips Horn in Heppner. November 14. IV20. she was the daughter ol Amy and Jell M cfem n She was married to Curtis M Thomson on April 15. I‘*40 Mr Thomson died September 2b. IV7b Alter their marriage. Mr Thomson worked at the Thomson Bros IXfH Store for a lew years and then they moved to PoulsNi. W ashington, then to Texas and in |V5b to Grand Martas. Minnesota, their jvrinancnl Iasi week's article about (he Heppner Hookworms slated lhal lo r c n j Jones presented Ihe book review at Sylvia McDaniel's home on (X'tober 14 Helen Currin gave that day's review on "The Great Alone" a historic look at changing Alaska Lorcna Jones will he Ihe reviewer on Oct 28. when the club meets at the home of florencc Green I 5# 2.59 735 25# 50# 129 5 50# 14 95 5# 285 25# 70 95 Where m# cuitóme# s the company M o r r o w C o u n ty Grain G r o w e r s 989-8221 or 1-800-452-7396 F la v o r s o f th e H o - k i Offensive _ Defensive Inn* V hr Mil Monday. Oct. 27 - com dogs, tator rounds, seasoned vegetables spued apple rings, dessert and nulk Tuesday. (X t 28 pizza, green beans, vegetable sticks, pineapple and nulk W ednesday. (X t 29 chili burgers, cheese stuks. french tries, celery sticks, fruit and nulk. or salad bar and nulk Thursday. (Xt 30 lusagna. tow ed salad, hot rolls, dessert anu nulk. or salad bar and milk friday. (Xt 31 ghosts stew, porky's and witches butter special, crispy nails, green fingers, little spooks and Casper brew home Mrs Ihomson worked lor Cob hlcstonc Oil as a bookkeeper lor 20 years, and her husband was with the Border Patrol Survivors include a son Richard Thomas of IXiluth. Minnesota, a daughter Carole Thomson I Phillips) of Wellesley, Massachusetts, a daughter. Joy Sykora ol Bcmid|i. Minnesota, three grandchildren P atrick T hom son. Ryan and Katherine Sykora and (wo sisters. Reta Thorpe. Heppner and Norma Vaughn. Silscrton M C CG H A S THE SEED FOR YOUR C.R.P. PROGRAM And Don’t Be Afraid To Decorate!! (M Have A luirle Selection of Decorations) Values v\ ith S in e e r i t y ^ ^ ^ ^ RAYOVAC I SESAME STREET.) 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