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'* , .* I____ — - »V*; - * * * * ! * '•** c * •* •Î • - *4.« %; * • • - — w V * - ■* Hrppnrr G lM ite T k M , Heppn«T, Oregon Wednesday. June 2*. |9»W - FIVE S h e riff’s R e p o rt The Morrow County Sheriff*s department at the courthouse in Heppner reports dispatching the following business during the past week June 20: Morrow County Sheriff*s office cited and released Trinidad Mendoza. 26. of Boardman for Driving While Suspended Infraction. Morrow County Sheriff*s office cited and released Richard Dale (aka Rodrigue / 1 Montigue. 22. of Board man for Driving While Suspended Infraction and Attempting to Elude June 21: Momiw County Sheriff*s office began the investigation into a report of Burglary I in the rural Heppner area; Morrow County deputy in vestigated a report of some partial rolls of field fence were missing from her property They were taken sometime Sunday evening; Morrow County deputy in vestigated a report of an accident at mile post 43 on Highway 74 One male was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital; Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a report of a possible theft in progress at the Port of Mor row No action was taken; Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to a report of a possible theft in the Boardman area In vestigation is continuing June 22: Morrow County Sheriff*s office investigated a report of an alarm going off, city of Heppner. unfounded, Morrow County arrested Rusty Jake Rodriguez, 24, on an Irngon Justice Court warrant for Failure to Appear Criminal Trespass II He was transported to Benton County Jail where he later posted bail and was released. Morrow County arrested Cindi Mcacham White. 29. of Boardman on an Irngon Justice Court warrant for Failure to Pay Fine on a Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants She was issued a citation to appear and was released. Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Boardman Fire Department to a car on fire at the Wilson Trailer court Call was cancelled June 24 Morrow County Sheriffs office responded to a report of a loud party at Willow Creek Dam June 25 Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Boardman am bulance for a 72 year old male with an unknown illness Subject was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston June 26 Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Boardman am bulance in reference to a 70 year old lady complaining of chest pains Subject was transported from "His Place” to Good Shepherd Hospital During tlie week of June 20-27 the Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted three disabled motorists SAVE MONEY Learn to construct JAMS (Shorts) July 6th at 7 00pm Cost 750 including a 10°o dis count on supplies FABRICS ETC 676 964 5 conaervation potter. Cherie Paptneau won fim place in the Smokes the Bear and Woodsy Owl potter contest The Governor'» Oregon Trail Advisory Council arrived at Well s Springs tired and hungry on Sat June 25th The members of the Council were viewing the Oregon Trail from Echo to Me Donald's Ford lone's responsibility was to provide lunch and relaxation and I feel the group enjoyed their brief stay Charley Davidson entertained dunng the lunch time with his banjo and bass drum, and the group com mented "music at lunch, we'll get spoiled " The Council left a trail of dust as over twenty cars left for the Cecil area to continue their tour Locals on the tour also included Billie Davisdson and Laura Broderick Though the group was behind on their schedule, and we could not actually conduct the usual Oregon Trail Tour, we hope that they will be able to return again next summer I was the only one who hoped that Neil would take (he PGF helicopter to the site, and surprise us all with his presence, but alas, he did not arrive Maybe next year, Mr Governor. -:-Well it was close but Mars Peterson is not leaving Morrow County Marv and Can»l have dec id ed to stay since the standards of the other school system cannot come close to the high standards of lone We had the "going away party" all planned Sandra Halvorsen bought the greatest card My kids wanted to move But we’re so glad diey're staying that we ll only stay mad for a week or two Welcome home you know you love it here -:-New Oregon Trail Information Center hours are: 10 a m -5 p m. We will be closed Wednesdays and Sundays to allow scheduling for special tours We arc still lixiking for office volunteers to answer the phone and hand out literature Call 422-7572 or 422-7403 --Shela Torrence is the new Avon representative for the lone area Call Shela at 422-7402 if you’d like to order Avon products Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hugh«». Chamber Manager This week I'd like to pay tribute to past Chamber President, a resource person on everything from canning to community growth and development, a mover and shaker, a teacher, leader, quilt maker, kid motivator, camp cook, grandmother, advisor, friend, promoter. FCl- trainer, reader, lair organi/cr, town and country pusher and all around great lady The list could go on and on. Who is this person ’ Birdine Tullis. Hcppner's first female Chamber President and a very special person June 30 will be tier last day at the Morrow County Extension Office, but retirement won't find Birdine in a rocking chair In fact. Chamber is counting on her to keep planting in novativc ideas and encouragemenl in the county Her continuing adv ice to us to "get off our duffs" and try new and different tactics is paying off We just h*>pe she'll nuke time tor us in her already busy "retirement" schedule Being receptive to change has made her the vital, interesting person she is. Heppner Chamber of Commerce and the community wish you well. Birdine July Calendar 4th Take your pick fireworks in lone and Boardman with big doings at both places 5 Chamber meeting at the Elks, noon ARCO Well Drilling Program 5-Chamber Board of Directors Meeting R Heppner Sidewalk Sale Dunk a Chamber Member 12Chamber Business Meeting PLOYHAR INSURANCE WE HANDLE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES * B lu e C r o ss/B lu e S h ield l i f e In su ra n ce * U nited A m erican In su ra n ce Co. it F irst F irm est In su ra n ce Co. it P io n e e r WE CAN HANDLE YOUR... ★ H ealth In su ra n ce ★ M ed ica re S u p plem en t * N u rsin g H om e In su ra n ce ★ M fe In su r a n c e 127 N. Main 87S-5818 . New officers elected for barrel club lone Insights - -Helen Martin and L o re Hub bard attended Oregon State Federa tint of Garden Giube annual conven- uon in Eugene June 12-13 at delegatee from lone Garden Club Many awards were given to Blue Mountain Diatncl #10 clubs lone received an Honorable Mention for their club year book and «eversi ap preciation certificate« Stephanie Haguewood of lone Grade School received Tint place and $15 for her Conservation Essay. Jury Crowell received third place and $5 for hit ' Heppner . Bottle drive is July 5 and 6 The "Kids to Alaska" arc staging a bottle drive to be held July 5 and 6. Tuesday and Wednesdav in Hcpp ner, fn*m 5 p m until 8 p m Die kals arc Icav mg tor Alaska on July Id. with Judy Wright and Angie Pedro as chaperones The kids helped Jim Van Winkle last Sunday to clean the creek beds They have made over $1(1)0 so far on their project for their trip People wanting to contribute hot ties may contact Casey Pedro at 676*9240 "i Nance W right at 676-5832 ■ » ¡ M f i with $lb(M) to be the big winner Cowboys must place in two events to become All Around Tony's brother, Ron also had a good week end in Reno Ron won the calf mping with a total of $b5no in winnings Childers graduates from Police Academy Roger G. Childers graduated on May 20 from the Oregon Police Academy in Monmonth He is the son ofCleo and Marilyn Childers of lone Roger graduated from lone High School, Blue Mountain Community College and Eastern Kentucky University He is employed by the City of Koscburg as a city policeman Roger and his wile liar bara live in Koscburg Cheerleaders now taking orders for calendars 4A *■ A« Lineup a! the pre-fair Tune-up clinic held at the Jepsens in lone. Saturday The Two Trackers 4 H club held secretary The participants were a tune up clinic June 25 at the John given suggestion sheets in all classes in lieu of ribbons This was to give Jepsen ranch in lone, with 35 par the kids an idea of what they need dopants This is to get members to work on in preparation for the ready for the fair lair The clinic began at 8 30 a m and continued into the afternoon. A The classes were showmanship, barbecue lunch was held and around trail ride, bareback equitation, 70 guests were served western equitation and English Jocelyn Jones was the judge with riding Ann Bedortha assisting her as The clubs participating were Ir ngon. Boardman. lone and Heppner Tony Currin strikes again Tony won AII Around Cowboy this last week end. June 2b and 27 at the Reno Rodeo in Nevada Tony won the bulldogging with $V40<> and placed in the call roping s i V .•’.J'* a £ 3 ß a * NI Currin wins All-Around • * * «-V» ** * ** i . • v * * V * . • -• J. .... Tune-up clinic held in lone ■.ak. *8 * ♦ £>-* ■ - - . ^ l l » - m j '4 ... . * The lone High School cheerleaders are now taking orders tor the 1988 89 community birthday calendars Ihcse 12 month calemlars will feature a colored picture of the lone schools student body. K II, along with local advertisements People in the community birthdates amt anniversarys will be on the calendars along with different organizations meeting dates and evpn«v I- i, h calendar will sell for $5 which includes up to six listings for your tamily Additional listings are available for 50C If you are interested in a calendar or wish to list an organizations meeting dates, or would like to buy an advertising space, please contact one of the lone cheerleaders Amy Wagenblast. Jill Nelson. Brandi Ball or Nancv Mortcr or call 422 758) or 422-7444 ' **s, w * v- .J - c:-*** 1 . "r ■ ’ y i »• ’ f» l'.- '• .*5 - ~ • * \ v • V /' V ! • 4 V •; -v - • a .*• r ; ll / - : - • • 1 * <i ** ^ • * • 1 1 w . 1 * • . • • « j • • « - *', • V . .*•'**• «< a •.< . -i ?» * ' * ■ ' - k ... , I - . . . «.» » • . . . . 4 •;" * ' , . . . . _.-» •• •« , i ■ '- • A . „ 1 II AVE v o n t A H I n iM H I I O V I V C ì SERVICED A REPAIRED ill m : ON THE FARM SERVICE * . ^ t T ) .« • . g * I J ». ' . ’S ' ! '*:>’] 6 lU sirin ^s * I'iU p r s * ll> «trinili«' H o s t ' s C u s t o m M a r i o B & C REPAIR, INC. 4 2 2 -7 4 0 9 io n t : 422-741H - ' • ? “ BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Free Estimates f-w y s 'iin .« * ' * H * S H fm ' JR ' - S tu a rt D ic k CONSTRUCTION •Licensed HHM »40 SflSIO « s » v * I cl h • r*«ii WITH THE BLESSING OF TODAY’’ *•«»* - . ». - » *- •. *\ * * • A . f . - -V." * Building to Match Your Budget '"** ^ « ** * _ . 989-0450 »Bonded »Insured "Z s * ■**. ^ s - • 4 V V«8e * * r--•*> SUNDAY • July 3rd ' * A V: • , « Ai . ^ Schedule 2 30pm Cow Chip Toss Football field 3 00pm Ultra Lite Demonstration 4 00pm Radio-Controlled Airplane Demonstration Bingo, in small gym 5 00pm Fire Department Tug of War across street from Park 5 45pm Bed Race on Football Field 6 00pm Bar B Quad Chicken Dinner by Cardinal Club at the lone School Cafeteria 'Adults *5“ “6-12 »2“ '5 and under »1°®. Family *18°° Hot Dogs available Menu V« chicken, coleslaw french bread, baked beans A ice cream bars 6 30pm Square Dancers performing on tennis courts followed by HOOTENANNY 7 00 to 9 00pm Oregon Trail Hike Meet at Oregon Trail Office Mam Street 7 30 Softball Game at lone School-Bong your mitt1 9 15 or Dusk BIG FIREWORKS"" Followed by Street Dance downtown IONE Dance at the Office Tavern • Live Music "Double 7 00 pm • 3 on 3 basketball tournament lone Gym TBA Tennis Tournament-lone School MONDAY • July 4th Tennis Tournament Continues Antique Display and sale in park 11am BIG PARADE on Mam Street 11 45 - Jay Mmthorn Family Indian Dances 12 noon - Kid's chalk drawing contest at St Williams Catholic Church Horseshoe Tournament Sign-up in park Music begins in Park Food Booths open Flea Market begins Military Fly by dunng the day 12 30pm Horseshoe Tourney begins Frog Jumping Contest (frogs provided) 1 00pm - Historical tour ot tone Meet at the City Park Magic Show-Bob Eaton. Portland In front ot Post Office. Main Street 1 30pm BMX bicycle demonstration<lowntown lone 1 45pm - Sack Races. 3-legged Races Bean Baq Races Straw Money Pile (pre school only) in City Park 2 00pm - lone pool opens for tree swimming until 5 00pm Port of Morrow fv ;- v v, V r V I 1 t x v ;5 i : « j r * . . r •» V ■ t ' N - ■ * T * v -* SPONSORS - V ■ • Ekstrom’s Service Station Bristow’s Market Beecher s Fine Foods Wheatland Insurance M.C.G.G. lone Store Oobyns Pest Control 1 ' Office Cafe & Tavern B & C Repair Inc lone Hardware Jordan Elevator Bank of Eastern Oregon - .» V . .. V. 6 ’. T * mm**-’ v 4 . • 1 • *»* Heppner Barrel Club met on June 14. New officers were elected President. Joan Eckman. secretary treasurer. Mary Ann Munkers. directors Tiffany Munkers. Dawn Peterson. Pennv Hoffman and A the a Rayhal Placing« are as follows Penny Hoffman placed first in the open In the novice first run first Mary Ann Munkers. second Dawn Peterson third-Nikki Brishois. fourth -Christy Stroeber and fifth Athea Rayhal Se cond run first Dawn Peterson seexmd (Tinsty Stroeber. third Nikki Brisbois. fourth Mary Ann Munkers fifth kthea Rayhal Juniors were first-Tiffanie Munkers and second Angela Munkers The next club meet will be June 28 _ . - ». zi * ’i* ^ 3 • >V
