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The O ffic ia l Newsp.mcr o f the
C ity o f Heppner and the
County of M orrow
4-H News
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Foods R’ Us
By l.ynda Minster. Reporter
May 4. IV88. 3 45 al lone home*
cc room We made pizzas and ate
them We played games ahiul foods
We were done at five There were 10
people al the meeting
The next meeting was May 16 at
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Letters to the Editor
High praise for math program at HES
To the Editor
Last Wednesday evening, May
I I , I <#88. forty eight students from
the various ju n io r High Schools in
M orrow County met for the Morrow
County Math Contest Twelve o f
these students were from Heppner
Junior High Out o f the twelve
students that attended this contest
nine students placed in the top ten o f
their division.
As parents wc often verbally
criticize our children's teachers,
when there is a discipline problem,
grades are not whal wc think they
should he or whatever Wc don't.
however, often give praise I know
that I personally have had times
when the criticism was expressed,
but I would like to take this oppor
tunny to give some much earned
praise
Karen Beck has been the math
teacher in the seventh and eighth
grade o f Heppner Junior High
School for the past tw o years It is
obs ious from the results o f the math
contest that she is doing an excep
tional job with our young people
lh a n k you. Karen, for being there
Sincerely,
(s) Sheridan Tamasky
Please consider children's safety
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Hospital Notes
Pioneer M emorial Hospital in
Heppner reports adm itting and
discharging the follow ing patients
during the past week
Linda C ecil, Heppner admitted
May 10. discharged May I I
Bruce N ic h o ls o n . C ondon
adm ntc^l^i^ l dischar^c^ Ma^ 13.
ELECTROLYSIS
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To the Editor:
This is directed to all who drive
on N Elder and E Aiken street
The speed lim it on these streets is
25 m .p.h . but personally, I feel it
is loo fast A l least going around the
comer that connects these two
streets I ’ve tried that comer at 25
m.p.h. and have asked others to do
the same but and they all agree it is
too fast
I )usi want to ask people who drive
around that comer i f they would
Anna Schwarzin
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HHS boys rodeo team wins Mollala
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Soit Touch Interior Paint - Sale Priced
C ustom Tintad C o lo r* S 10 9 9 por «aMon
Sale Ends May 28th.
The D istrict Attorney s office at
the court la hi se in Heppner reports
handling the following business dur
mg the past week:
Kathy Spring. Irng«*n. appeared
for Arraignment May 13. before
Judge Ralph C urnn on the charge o f
Possession o f Coni rolled Substance
Entry o f Plea set for May 20
Ruth Ann Gibson. 21. Hcrmiston.
appeared for Arraignment for Pro
bation Violation, before Judge Ralph
C urtin on May 13. C«Hirt continued
until May 20
HJHS holds
sports dessert
The H eppner J u n io r H ig h
Sch«a>ls' spring sports recognition
dessert w ill he May 25 at the junair
high gym. beginning at 7 p m A ll
participant* in spring sports and their
parents are invited This e* ert! is
sponsored by the Parents C ub
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Give the gift of choice with a
G ardn er’s girt certificate
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WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS
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Bums M ortuary. Hcrmiston was
in charge o f arrangements
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Graveside services for Faye E.
Heppner high school rodeo com
Toni Hagen, Redmond w ith 37
Prock. 76. was at I p m Tuesday.
peted in M o lla la o n M a y 14 and 15
points and reserved A ll-A round was
May 17 at Heppner M asonic
slow down to 15 niph if possible
One hundred and fifty-one con
won by Penny Conforth also o f Red
Cemetery.
There arc alot o f children in that
testants competed there
mond with 3 6 ^ points
P nvk died May 12 at St Anthony
area One or two o f them have
The g irl's team tn>phy was won by
David Clark was first in saddle
H« «spital in Pendleton
already had close calls due to fast
Redmond with 10 11 _• points The
He was bom Nov 22. 1911 in
hronc. first in bareback, l()th in team
d riving
hoy's team trophy was won by M o r
roping and 4th in steer wrestling to
W right County. M o ., the son o f
I know that some pe»>plc feel that
row County with 69'4 points
Ernest and Sarah Shropshire Pnx-k
win his A ll-A round title
slowing down is to much to ask but
David C lark. M orrow County,
M ike placed first in steer wrestl
The (amily came to Oregon in 1920.
please think o f all the kids' safety,
was the A ll Around with 28 points,
ing. second in ca lf roping and 4th in
They lived in Echo for several years
and forget about pride
followed closely by M ike Mahoney ,
cow cutting.
before moving to Heppner.
Thank you,
also o f M orrow County with 25 Mi
Prock was married to Gladys
Cheryl McKay was 8th in pole
(s) Shanna Paullus
points
bending for M orrow County
G m m O d 14. 1935. in Prosser.
N Elder St
G irl's A ll-A round was won by
Wash She prccccdcd him in death
in 1977
He was a member o f the Heppner
BPOE 358
Surs ivors include a daughter,
Karen Cutslorth o f Pendleton; and
- a son, Larry Prock o f Portland, a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
sister. Norma M e rrill o f Portland;
fiv e g ra n d c h ild re n and fiv e
great grandchildren
Those who w ish may contribute to
Justice Court in the courthouse an
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ik ’ x reports handling the follow ing
9. Heppner. 97836
business during the past week
Sweeney Mortuary o f Heppner
Richard A llen A lliso n . Ken
was
in
charge
of
fu n e ra l
n e w ic k .
W A -N o
O p erators
arrangements.
License. SIH5 fine,
Kathryn Hubbard
Dianna lx*e Bccket. Portland
Kathryn Eileen Hubbard. 38. o f
Defective Equipment. 513 fine;
Portland,
formerly o f lone, died Eri-
(«liberto Arreda Sanchez. Madras
•Jay,
May
13. 1988. at Good
Suspended License. Improper Back
Shepherd Community Hospital in
ing. 5157 fine.
Hcrmiston
l»ppo*. Or »mon
R ich a rd L e ro y M c R o b c rts .
Graveside funeral serv ices were 2
Pendleton Exceeding the Maximum
p m Wednesday at the Lexington
Speed, h 5 mph in a 55 mph tone.
Cemetery A memorial service w ill
513 fine;
be held later in Portland
Richard Clayton Jones. Tigard
She was bom A p ril 27, 1950, in
Illegal U Turn. 5bb bail forfeited
Pendleton
She was raised at lone and attend
ed school there In 1968. she m ov
ed to Portland
On Aug 25. 1979 she married
Charles Hubbard at Vancouver.
Autfw»,d %¡mn»
W'ash
Survivors include her husband al
the home, stepdaughters, Marsha
and Deanna, and stepson. Richard,
all o f Quincy. Wash, parents M r
and M rs Bryce Keene o f Her
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676-9218
Heppner
nnston; brothers. Eoy o f Folsom.
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C alif. Richard and Stuart, both o f
Hcrmiston
Memorial contributions may be I
made to the Vangc John Memorial I
C o u r t
S t r e e t
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The funeral for Letha Buschke
Harr was Thursday in the chapel o f
Bums Mortuary in Pendleton Inter
ment was al OIney Cemetery
Mrs Harr. 95, a resident o f
Pendleton for 62 years, died F riday.
May 6. I9K8 at Elzora Manor N u r
sing Home in M ilton-Freewater
She was bom on July 11. 1892. al
Lexington, daughter o f Joseph and
Mary Regina Padhcrg Licuallen
She was haptized in the First
Christian Church
Mrs HarT worked for many years
as a harvest cook for area farmers
Survivors include a daughter.
Verla C ollins o f Pendleton, half-
brothers. Henry H Halvorsen o f
Medford and Lewis E Halvorsen o f
lone, tw o grandchildren and five
great grandchildren Her husband.
Elmer Harr, daughter Joan Lucille
Hansen and sister. Vela Eubanks, all
died earlier
Memorial contributions may he
made to a charity o f the donors
choice through the funeral home
The Boardman Chamber o f Com
merce sponsored winery lour was last
Saturday. and we're feeling a lot bet
ter by now. thank you.
The tour was an outgrow o f the
Chamber s “ Oregon's Coumbia Valley
Wants a W inery” project designed to
develop a preliminary feasibility study
o f «me or more wineries in Morrow
County Hopefully, the study w ill point
out thé profitability o f winery opera
lions so close to such a large supply
high quality w me g rapes That may at
tract winery develpers to Morrow
County
Bv Ed Glenn
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On the tour, we visited Columbia
Crest at Patterson, the largest winery
by far in the Pacific Northwest. Hogue Cellars in Prosser w ith its well
appointed tasting room and retail shop. Preston Wine Cellars just north
o f Pasco where the tasting room is on the ro o f o f the winery and gives
a commanding stew o f 200 acres o f vineyards, and Bookwalter W inery,
tiny facility in an industrial park in Pasco
It was quite a diverse group as to size, location and facilities A ll had
very good wines and our group made pigs o f themselves both w ith the
free samples and with purchases for consumption on the bus
At each facility we noticed caber visitors, some places k*s o f them Some
industry figures indicate an aveage winery has 10-100.000 visitors a year
and most wineries claim retail sales o f ¿5-8 00 per visitor
The Boardman Chamber o f Commerce thinks that three or four w ineries
strung from W illo w Creek to Um atilla would he an important asset to the
economy o f M orrow County
W e've had a lot o f fun with our little La Casa de V in . the first winery
in Eastern Oregon It doesn't make a big economic spalsh since we only
make 6-700 gallons a year, less than the produce from I acre o f mature
wmegrapes (and M orrow County has more than 700 acres rapidly coming
into production)
W e're proud o f the folks who have carried out wines far and wide as
a product o f M orrow County W ouldn't it he fun to have a real winery
industry right here’’
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Obituaries
The Sheriff's department at the
courthouse in Heppner reports
dispatching the follow ing business
during the past week
May 10 M orrow County deputy
anested Ladd Wayne Kanyid. 27.
Boardman for Driving While Rev«*
ed He was issued a citation to ap
pear and was released.
M orrow County S h e riff s office
responded to a report o f a possible
D riving Under the Influence o f In
toxicants heading towards Im go n
Subject was unable to locate.
M orrow County S h e riff s office
responded to a report o f a semi
accident on 1-84. milepost 169 No
injuries,
May 11 Morrow County S h e riff s
office responded to a report o f a
possible prowler in the Im go n area
Call was unfounded
May 12 M orrow County dispat
shed the Boardman Fire department
to 730 Junction, on the north side of
the freeway where a stump was on
fire and the wind was blowing it
across the road
May 13 M orrow County deputy
responded to the Im go n area where
a report was made o f a possible
domestic. V ictim was at Rod's
Market.
Deputy arrested Oren Andrew
W hitheck. 24. fo r Assault IV
Domestic This is regarding earlier
call He was transported to Benton
County Jail where he was lodged
May 14 M orrow County S heriffs
office responded to a report o f van
dalism in the Im go n area.
M orrow County S h e riff s office
arrested Daniel Lee Cavmdcr, 30.
Atkins. Ark , for D riving Under the
Influence o f Intoxicants He was
lodged.
M orrow County S h e riff s office
responded to report o f a knile fight
in the lrrig««n area Upon deputy 's
arrival, subjects were unable to
locate
May 15 M orro w County deputy
investigated report o f an animal pro
blem in the Heppner area.
M orro w County deputies in
vestigated report o f an unauthoriz
ed vehicle at a shop in the Boardman
area
May 16 During the week of
May 9-16 M orrow County S h e riff s
office assisted 3 disabled motorists
L e ttu c e
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Cabbage
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Single w rap
Cheese
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Sugar River
Sausage kings
Steak
Corn Flakes
Fish Portions
Artichokes
Italian or Kielhasa
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