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The Dislnct Attorney s ofTice at
the courthouse in Heppner reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
Jack Odell Bailey. 47. Troutman.
North Carolina, appeared tor senten
cing on June 24. ¡988. before Judge
Ralph Curnn. on the charge of
Possession of Falsely Applied for
Hunting License and Llk Tag He
was fined SI 00
Michael Brisco. 14, Irrigon. ap
peared for sentencing on June 24.
1988 before Judge Ralph Curnn
following a guilty plea to Criminal
Trespass in the First Degree Defen
dant was fined S I30. S20 to Crime
Vklims Compensation Account, and
SlOto the Board of Police Standards
and Training pn>gram Restitution in
the amount of S62 79 10 the s is.tirn
Defendant shall complete two years
bench probation to the court
Harold Ray Rcital. 19. Umatilla,
failed to appear for Lntry of Plea on
June 24. 1988 before Judge Ralph
Curnn A warrant was issued
laald Wayne hanyid. 27. Irrigon.
appeared for Entry of Plea on the
charge of Driving While Revoked
before Judge Ralph C urnn Kanyid
entered a plea of Not Guilty. No
court date has been set at this lime
Bobby Hamilton, 20. Irrigon. ap
peared tor arraignment on June 24.
1988. before Judge Ralph Curnn on
the charges of Arson In the First
Degree, Attempted Arson in the
First Degree, and Conspiracy to
Commit Arson in the first Degree
Entry of plea is set for July l , 1988
Arley Hamilton. 29. appeared for
Entry of Plea on June 24. 1988
before Judge Ralph Currin on the
charge of Arson in the first Degree.
Attempted Arson in the first IVgrec
and Conspiracy to Commit Arson in
the First Degree No trial dale has
been set Hamilton entered a plea of
Not Guilty
Darrell Robertson. 21. Her
mislon. appeared for arraignment on
June 24. 1988 before Judge Ralph
Currin on the charges ot Three
Counts of Criminal Conspiracy.
Two Counts of Attempted Assault in
m the First Degree, and Attempted
Burglary in the First Degree Entry
o f plea is set for July 1, 1988
Delray Hoke. 21, Pikatcllo. Id.,
appeared for arraignment on June
24, 1988 before Judge Ralph Cur
rtn on the charges of Two Counts of
Attempted Assault in the First
Degree, Three counts of Criminal
Conspiracy and Attempted Burglary
in the First Degree Entry of plea is
set for July I. 1988
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OFFICE WIFI. BE ( I.OSF.I)
June 22-26
STARTING IN JULY-REDUCED HOURS
Tuesdays & Thursdays by Appointment
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WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS
Assorted Cut
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COME TO
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July 2, 3, & 4th
(Sat., Sun. & Mon.)
Concession Stand
Tables Available.
Doors Open at 9:00
721 S.E. 3rd. Suite 5
Pendleton. OR 97801
276-1926 or 1-800 752-1139
Coastti C o ast
Stop by for tome
Fantastic Sa vta ft"
Som Kit Lost Both
Legs in a Train
Accident Near
Pasco, WA
2 Weeks Ago
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Formerly of Heppner
Can Be Made At The
Available to Low-Income Homeowners or Renters
Sea Galley
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THONGDY
Helps prevent air infiltration; can insulate attics, floors and walls;
wrap heating ducts, water pipes and water heaters. All of these
measures contribute to the reduction of heating costs.
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Men’s Pants
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benefit from the land have a role in
protecting it
If you would like lo become ac
tively involved in saving our land
from noxious weeds, please feel free
to contact Jim VanWinklc. Morrow
C ounty W eed S u p erv iso r at
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the life this country offers cannot at
ford to let it be lost to pests that can,
with a little effort and tunc, be
defeated
A well thought out program ot
noxious weed management can in
crease the numbers of livestock and
wildlife the land supports, improve
the conservation and utilization of
precious water resources, improve
fishing and hunting and help pro
mote a healthy , active tourist trade
These benefits ot a coordinated
plan arc powerful incentives to ac
lion But the most compelling reason
to get involved has nothing to do
with getting something in return It
has to do with knowing wc left the
land better than it was when it was
entrusted to us
To accomplish this, however, it is
imperative that we work together
whenever possible And wc can all
support county and state cost share-
programs where they exist, since
these programs are souk of the
lairest ways of ensuring that all who
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In this part of the country nearly
everyone is close to the land, or has
a large stake in it For most of us.
one of the essential reasons wc live
here is the land and what it yields
both economically and aesthetically
Herdsmen, sportsmen, business
men and those who simply enjoy
cd what we were going to put on our
final for the 4th of July parade Each
member is to bnng a white sheet of
paper with thru name on it After the
parade we are going to have a hake
sale in the lone park Fact) member
is to bnng two items to the sale
From now on our meetings are go
ing to be at Judy Jepscn s bouse Our
next meeting will he July 7 from 11
10 12 We are going on a hike Each
member is to bnng their records and
a sack lunch
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Khondi KuhiiMoa. Reporter
The Morrow County horse tune
up clinic last Saturday was a great
success
Due to the 4th of July holiday and
upcoming trail ride, the Two-
Trackers club will meet Friday even
ings beginning at 6 43 p m
Remember fair is only a month
away
North I .ex I isestock
On June 19. the North Lex
Livestock club went on a project
tour The tour consisted of viewing
steers, lamhs and pigs that will he
competing at the Morrow County
fair
The afternoon gave the members
a chance to look at other members
projects, to share ideas, and to ask
questions
The tour concluded at the home of
Sue and Paul Proudfoot where the
members and parents enjoyed swim
ming and a barbecue A big thank
you to Sue and Paul
Foods ‘R* I s
Mrlivsa McFJligott. reporter
Our meeting began by making
potato topped burger cups There
were four members present We
dec ided what we were going to make
for our presentations We also deck!
D . A . ’s Report
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Buy Your Fireworks
Early!!!!
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Mr and M n Mike Saling Heppner and Mr and Mrs Wayne Hants,
of lone wish to announce the engagement of their children Mkhcle and Jett
The bride 1 * a graduate of Heppner High School in 1984 The groom
graduated in 1982 fn*tn lone High School and fn>m Mountain Valley school
o f Taxidermy in Pheomx, Arizona
Michele is employed by Pioneer Memorial Hospital
The wedding will take place in Heppner at the All Saints Episcopal Chuah
at I p m August 6 . 1988 A reception will follow at the American Ixgion
Hall All friends and relatises are welcome
FO R SALE
Main Street in Heppner
Next to Kuhn & Spicer
HEPPNER LION'S CLUB
Annual Fireworks Stand
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health d u ring the Sidewalk Sale ( all:
Joyce 676-5241 o r Andrea 676-92IK.
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M. - 6 P.M.
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