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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1987)
* «•, . • • . ' •• •. v *. \ : _ >• > - „ « > * ... .* ■_ ,v w, .. / . . / • ' . ‘ • - n i>i rm\ * . *• . . . I fa I •■, V I __-v • - - ■ Heppncr G a rrite -lir o r v Heppncr, t>irg>m Wednesday, May 20. IV 8 ' Save *7"°!! Sheriff’s Report Acrylic Later House Paints The M o m m CtHinry Sheriff*s O f fice report \ handling or divpatching ihe following buvi new during the pa\t week: N1 j > 11 the vhcnfT*» office nr rented Terrell L. Ren. 2 1 . Board man. for allcgcdl) D riving Under the Influence o f h a o u u n U He was released on h o own recognizance Mas 11 a deputy rescinded to the W ilson Rd area in Boardman to in vestigale a complaint o f a strange vehicle parked in a private driveway Mas 23: the sheriff's office responded to assist Hcppner Police Dept investigate a complaint o f a possible prowler in the city limits M av 12 the s h e riffs office responded lo a neighborhood distur bance complaint in the Irrigon area M ay 12: a deput) investigated a report o f an assault that occurred outside the Irrigon C ity Lim its May 12 the sheriff s office dispat chcd the Boardman ambulance to a residence in Boardman after receiv ing a report o f an unconscious fe m a le A m b u la n c e d id not transport M ay 12 the sh e riffs office in scsligaled a report o f a stolen vehi clc from the Shobc Canyon area The theff occurred sometime after November 27. IVHb M ay 13 a deputy responded to a residence outside y rig o n city limits to handle an animal complaint JoAnn E. Huber. 32. Irrigon. was issued a citation for Maintaining a Public Nuisance May 14 the sheriffs office disp.ii chcd the Boardman amublance to A menton« « . a * MO** l a U t iM rtu # tr * »WKftitas M M - M M " N msm W Denim Boot Cut 100N Cotton b> D a k o t a Mer.s SU.3S-Boys 80.35 f ’7 GARDNER'S!!«« 193 N. Main. HeDDner Ê3ÜKx x x x x x x x x r GRADUATION ’ GUI V Bonanza 6 Pack Carners To M js I' the sh en tfs " I I m - dispat chcd the Boardman ambulance and a deputy to a one vehicle accident on k u n /c Rd and t-^si M ain St One female was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital May 15 the sheriff s office dispal chcd the Boardman ambulance to a report o f a nun hurt He was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital May 15 the sheriffs office dispal chcd the IV u n litu n ambulance to the M arina after receiving information ol a juvenile involved in a drowning incident Boardnun Police Dept handled the incident May 15 a deputy responded to in vestigate a report o f a domestic disturbance on I H4 May lb .1 deputy arrested Debra Ann F ry e . 2 5 . Irrig o n . on a Pendleton Municipal warrant for Failure to Appear Illegal " U " turn She was also issued a uniform traf- fic citation for D riv in g W h ile Suspended She posted bail and was released. May 16 a deputy responded to a residence ouiside Boardnun city limits 10 handle an aninul complaint May lb a deputy responded to I r rigon to handle .1 complaint o f loud music May lb a deputy responded to Country Garden Estates in Irrigon to investigate jn assault involving luvcmlcs No arrests May 16 a deputy received a report o f a possible drunk driver on Hwy 730 near Patterson Ferry Road Vehicle was stopped, but no anest was made. M ay 17: a deputy arrested M ario M I emus, 22, Irrigon. for D riving Under the Influence o f Intoucants He was released on his ow n recognizance. M ay 17: a deputy investigated criminal mischief done to a vehicle while it was parked outside the Boardman city lim its V ehicle belonged to Edward E Garrett, 18. Boardman May 1 7 a deputy responded to the Lexington area after receiving a complaint o f a vehicle dnving around without license plates. May 17 a deputy responded to I r rigon after receiv ing a complaint o f loud music M usk : was turned down upon deputy's arrival May 17 a deputy responded to Ir rigon after receiving complaint o f a possible prowler near Eighth and Washington streets M ay 18 the sh e riffs office dispatched the Heppncr Eire Dept to a report o f a grass fire behind the Stare shops on Linden W ay. By Justine W e a th e rfo rd Seven members o f the Heppncr (iarden Club enjoyed u tour o f Portland Gardens w h kh was arrang ed as a iik its iru l to Jerry INihcrty. The travelers were V em Batty. V e r na Brinda, Martha IXihcrty, Kal H c a ly . Bebe M u n k e rs . Jane Rawlins. Justine W eatherford, and H a l's sister M a ry D oherty o f Pendleton They enjoyed a pre-arranged guid ed tour ami desert pros ided by ladies o f several S E Portland Garden M S tH FftBEf GLASS Ft wu * eh | foberq E (iB R lJ (fi Ml " • f • •** .... * . w * « 1 • , a i Return Engagement ; •4 *V * * »I . . .s . . .. ■ >• v > t : Gay and Palls Harshman have relum ed as managers o f the Bunchy 1.0 Saloon in l-exinglnn. " H a rs h '' has also managed the Flks Club in Hepp ner and the county parks He expects to keep the food and plans nui> changes at the Bunchgruss They managed the Lexington restaurant and tavern for six years prior to 1^84 « • •* -f»' , -V ' L About 3.500 degrees w ill he awarded by Oregon State Universi ty at as 11 Kth annual commencement program on Sunday, June 7, at 2 p m. in G ill Coliseum The following local students are candidates for degrees a Clubs Moving across the Willamette, the group enjoyed a scenic drive among many lovely homes o f Portland’s west hills before arriving at the fabulous Japanese Gardens above Washington Park There they were escorted thmugh the five completed, traditional garden areas The final garden tour was at the C rystal Springs Rhododendron Garden in S .E Portland's East Moreland district near the Reed College * * J v' «V - r j j - /-J V --.1 - *'• V • * -> . • • •V< • •: • • > / . N * -, /*• - ' "V I ■ •.y-r ■ ■V ' ? ; sate; '•**- Sr - ^ (J* T • w L M ’ e X fg * • ; JP '« U » « l g " t O a I l > ^ • • .* b . •¿ T ** . H <. . . ‘ S i../. ( 1 a a W a r C ■ l C d Lawrence and Sharon Schoonover have boon named win ners of Lexington's Yard of the Month by the Garden Bug Their yard has areas for small children, a barbecue built ot rocks, and lawn space for games, a Garden Bugs spokespor son said : * . v SEE Steve Rhea for Crop Insurance 676-9113 y i I van marter | i KAHL INSURANCE I INC M Mi • ill Mil« a n n m i • «irrsii 4?H Of CAUTION BULLETIN S p r a y C o lo g n e ^ rir It j It I To all users of 2,4-D or like products: it* *■ The time period of May 5 to May 25 is a very critical time for the fruit set of 2,4-D sensitive crops like grapes and other broadleaf crops. Please avoid spraying during this time period. If spraying is unavoidable, please restrict spraying to the most ideal climatic conditions. For additional information, consult your local chemical dealer, applicator, or county extension agent. \ * •s ; J l L N IM C I n o . O l l M WWlTf CMANtl SnO CIlOfH S N O » V tR S O N V tH S K X JO* CHCOt 1*1« _ tSTft Vt«S*0*< V IH S iO N O O TfM P S VI «S O N VfW SlO« 12.75 ^ A A A A A A A A A . . A 8 x 12 o'4- COLOR ENLARGEMENT K&K Color Processing Prom Standard amateur C-41 35mm negative, or 35mm elide Not available from VPS film or copy negatives Same size negative or slide per order May be from different negatives or slides 1 For Requested by: THREE COUNTY 2,4-D AD-HOC COMMITTEE Tom Pointer, Chairman $3.39 Lim it 3 Per Customer Additional 8 * 12 s at regular price W ITH THIS COUPON - OFFER EXPIRES MAV 31. I*«7 W V V V V V V V V W ALL Recorded Cassette Tapes 30% OFF 217 N. M ain 0 / 0 -yi.xn ^ I - Bookworms end year iw k c namthly meetings on Tuesday. Sept 8 w ith an evening potluck din ner at the Butter Creek home of Helen C urnn aS k « Heppncr Ann M arie M urray, Bachelor o f Science. Pharmacy, w ith high sch o larsh ip ; A nn Catherine M u rra y . Bachelor o f Science. General Science, with high scholarship, John Rndcrkk M urray, Bachelor o f Science. Pharmacy By Justine W e a th e rfo rd T he fin a l m eetin g o f the Bookworms for the Id 8 6 87 year was Tuesday aflem oon. May 12 al the home o f M ary (ioheen Marge Gardner reviewed the book " Creek M aty ’» Blood The members agreed to resume Z * • **.* ' 4 7 ft 02 : NOW < v 4 2 fl or r sAVt . • »* j Gay (left) and Patty Harshman $ Fashion Scents ■ * ’ F* iw f : -t-r, * v .» * • v Local degree candidates listed Portland gardens toured $429 / Lamb Weston for a female with chest pains She was transported to North M orrow McdicaJ Clinic May 14 the sheriffs office dispal chcd the Boardman ambulance to an accident on I H4 near milepost 155. Unknown persons were transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmiston M ay 14 a deputy was dispatched to a report of an animal problem near Boardman Mas 14 a deputy investigate a com plaint o f animal problems in the Boardman area. M ay 14 a deputy investigated a complaint o f harassment in the I r rigon area May 15: a deputy responded to the Boardman area to investigate a com plaint in the Boardman cits limits in- volsmg several unknown subjects causing a neighborhood disturbance UN t R EA D THE LABEL J j ,-rr H 4 w , V * • -1
