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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Mas 11 a deputy rescinded to the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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Bachelor o f Science. Pharmacy,
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Catherine M u rra y . Bachelor o f
Science. General Science, with high
scholarship, John Rndcrkk M urray,
Bachelor o f Science. Pharmacy
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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
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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
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