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• « K H K - H eppner G a/elle-Tim es, Heppner. O regon W rd n rM li», September 7, I9HH . § Q ffP A Sheriff’s Report The O fficial Newspaper of ihc CH> o f Heppner and (he Counts of Morrow The Morrow County S h eriffs department reports dispatching the following business during the past week August 23 M orrow County S h e r iff's o ffic e d e liv e re d an M orrow (m in t y '* H om e-O wned Weekly Newspaper emergency message to an Im gon u S P S 240 420 resident Huhli\knl rvrr* Hntntvbi am1 cnl*r*U •> « i m d . l « . mailer at IK* M < HTVr August 26 M orrow County al HrpfMMrr. Ilr ifia under IK* Sri nf SUrvh J. i n Sc.md (tea* puvlat* paid Sheriff s office responded to a report al Mrppnrr. Orr|<ai I HTV * al 141 VSr*l W i*<>w Slrrri IHrpKm o f an animal problem in the lone 14dm« tnmmunKaiaim to IK* Mrppnrr I .a/rllr I unn. P.O Roi \S1. )t*pf> Are* nrr. llrr|Mi m * Sub*»upturn« l i t In Muirii». WK»*ler. I.UIIam and l.raiM Morrow County S h eriffs office I ounllrv 11.1 rhewKrrr. )..«.* IIuntie« OfTV* Managri l,pr**4lln|| lixated a calf out o f its fence Con than* Hall ....................................................................... ' » • ' »dKor tacted owner to put it hack were it Mart* SirutKrrr ............................................... (.rapKki llrpartmenl belongs I.*|| Papinrau l.raphar Sd Sal*« Morrow County S heriff s office SKanna Paollu* ............................................ Proof Kradin(. iJKIrtbulfcwi responded to a truck jackmfed af Hwy 7.30 Jet No injuries, no citations August 27 M orrow County S h eriff s o ffice received a report o f some found pigs Attempt to reunite with owner Irrigon arc* M orrow County S h eriffs office received * report o f pickup racing around the Boardman park area screaming and yelling I'nahlc to locate on deputy's arrival August 2X M orrow County S h eriffs office received report o f T o the Editor theatrical and movie career Inc kJcn possible rollover accident I K4 east- Am en clo sin g h erew ith a tally. Juanita was my teacher al Plea bound, unable to locate vehicle photocopy o f a portion o f Herb sanl Pt School out on Little Butter August 24 M orrow County C oen’ s Column o f Aug 3, I9XX in Creek hack in 1427 and later in S h eriff s o ffice assisted six disabled the San Francisco Chronicle Hcppner Grade School motorists during week o f August 22 Note I have circled that portion San Francisco Chronicle, August - 24 referring to Dean Goodman and his 3 . 1 VXX Morrow County S heriffs office part in the new film, "T u c k e r'' One reason to see Mr Coppola's began the inscsiigaiion in lore rrgar which is premiering in San Francisco new film, "T u c k e r” the villain, ding j possible hit and run acc ident today. one Bennington is played hy Dean Cited hy Deputy was Dustin Yes. Dean was once Marlene Goodman. who lives in a downtown Padbcrg. IX years, lone for Im Dietrichs von in-law and dated Geary St apt and has been an or proper Passing, another male former mayor o f San Francisco, nament o f the local theatrical scene luscnile subject was also cited Diane Fcinstcm, in his earlier «lays since shortly after Emperor Norton Both subjects cited and released, no I might also print out that he was passed on. not only that he once further action once my classmate and a pupil of dated Dianne Fcinsicin and was Morrow County S h eriff s office Juanita Leathers Carmichael in Marlene Dietrich's son in law for a dispatched the Boardman Fire Hcppner back in the 'TO's F.ven at Department to West Glen Addition spcl1 (si Bill Mitchell that time he had u flair for the to report o f a grass fire P S It's been over 2 months (June dramatic art In other words. Dean Morrow County S h eriffs office X) since you first reported oil drill didn’ t "lic k it o ff the grass " began investigation o f a report o f ing on the John Hanna ranch W ill He has also "co m e out o f the you please bring us up to date with burglary at the Ditch Creek Guard clo set" and admits to being a Station Rifle and misc items taken a progress report member o f the Gay community He Morrow County S h eriff s office tJ ilon notr BTien f'arirr Drilling has plenty o f company in San Fran responded lo report ol an assault at Company m u i contacted. the\ cisco I sincerely Icel and I am sure the Shell Station in Boardman Sub reported/v could not iln ulge an\ in Dean does too. that Juanita Car jects left in Ciold Volkswagon michael was in large measure in formation other than it i.t a tight Cnable to l«xate vehicle h o le" and nothing further » «n strumental in giving him a big boost August 30 M orrow County available to the puhhc forward toward his very successful S h e r iffs o ffic e dispatched the Boardman Ambulance to East Wilson Kd Unknown illness one subject transported to G ood It remains to nc seen what perma T o the Fditor: Shepherd Hospital It took the ku icity in my teeth 30 nent damage that my body cannot August AI M orrow County years to cause noticeable physical repair lias occurred Meanwhile, the Sheriffs office responded to a report disability that has manifested as thought ol walking on (he beach or o f a stolen l^iwn M ower that was multiple sclerosis, multiple allergies dancing again causes great excite taken from the lone area Unknown ment in me as I sec slow, hut cons (umsersal reacton, irrational depres value sion and a host o f other seemingly tant improvement, now (hat (he September 1 Morrow County unrelated symptoms the amalgam amalgams are gone S h e r iffs o ffic e dispatched the When I was a child there was not (silver color) fillings, which are us Boardman Fire Deptartmcnt to a a financially leasihle alternative to ed and thought to he sale hy tradi grass lire near Tower Road area amalgam Technology has changed tional dentistry, arc a source o f mer that Plastic composite is slightly cury (they are about MF52% mer cury. thought to he inert) that is more cxpensivc-or is it, in the long sometimes a major factor in (he run'' Children can he free from the tox development o f major and minor By Claud«« Hugh»« Cnambar Manag«» ic time bomb of amalgam fillings disease, including Luips, MS, Walking along the edge o f our chronic tatiguc. mental disorders and But until the slowly growing number o f professionals who refuse to use continent with both the sun and many others m«K>n in view and waves pounding Amalgam fillings have been a them becomes 100%. the requests for use o f non amalgam material on the shore mcsmcri/cs me One suspec ted source o f mercury poison realizes how very insignificant each mg for over 130 years Thank need to come from aware and car ing parents and grandparents Adults o f us is in the whole scope o f thing* goodness there arc "m a ven ck " den and what little control the human he lists and doctors who continue to seeking removal need to have con mg actually has Yet. the ixcan has look heyod and are willing to risk us sultation from a trained professional, always given me energy and a sense they buck traditional practices and as there is a right and wrong way, o f renewal Vacations arc good for w hich changes the odds o f improve beliefs For further specific informa ment from 20% to 80% a change o f pace, a change o f tion contact Huggins Diagnostic Sincerely, scenery, and nuking home look ( i-nu-r p <) Box 2319 cColorado (s) Phyllis hllson good S prin gs. C o lo r a d o x o u o l. Box 2074 Now . with fall upon us. it’ s hack I K00 331-2303 Florence to the business al hand Mark your calendars Sept I ' Cham ber program Due to fire (lunger our features a visit to Australia with Kirsten Green cemetery clean-up day Sept 10 Hcppner * "s p e c ia l Sept. II, will he cancelled events veh icle" requests your ap until further notice. plause at Fort Henrietta Days in Japan hat. on avaraga thra« earthquake* a day //<oilman Commumt\ Center Echo and the Dress-Up Parade in Pendleton Schedule o f Fort Hcnnct ta events is available in Chamber office. Sept 20 M o rro w C o u n ty ’ * Oregon Trail Robin Baker, lone, will discuss tours, show photo’ s, share history, and gore us an update on future plans Sept 27 Chamber program will he Ron Daniels. President o f Blue Mountain Community College Fixxl tor thought What is it that wastes in wasted tim e’ Sec you at Chamber GAZETTE-TIMES David and April Sykes, Publishers Letters to the Editor___ Form er Heppnerite appears in movie “ Tucker” • • • * ■ • , p •> « Á Í • Í- '1 L ii% *N l / . . . t I .- '* • -w. k * * L*V.i • • » * K ■ K • • :-i / J 5 j*« V ’ ... ’ . ts f “ ' ' . - j .* ' s , * 4 ' . < K 4 V • V Chamber Chatter ■ *• ’ •. • • *i • * «4t .* • V ’ ■ j y c* • w ’ y > f , - • vf ' -,<* V .. ,• , ... '• , ¡V ," - >' • , ' . * * • j • «. ; V . ■ •* * *>V' • [ i , «.« \ ' . , • ■ f » Ä « i ’. ' x < .1 * '»*j ; * .r . •* * >v* V i \ f ' -4 a T l / \j ’ ‘ L • ' * , * 1 •*' y . L y» • *; . r I. 1 . Safety of amalgam fillings questioned . / ;* • 1» é ■* i ‘ . ' V, THEY'RE G0M6 S200FASTBL Huy .my new D im s ATV beforeOctutier list .irai yxxill get rrxye thon .i gre.it wbeeler with DO-shift [ V I jutnm.rtK tr.mvorssKyi .irxf Mat Pbervm s»nit sirqx'nsxfi M mil .iho get a f.ist ^200 in yxxir ihn*ce of Difans clothing ATV, Kxossories ret. ill financing ora US Snings IV rx l Ask yxxir r\4ms(k.Mkt kyik-UiiK WARNING: ATV * CAN U HAZARDOUS TO OPERATE. ' « o al, Niter nJ,4 it raxed \urtju*s :>r puHu *aJ A/auas «our a helmet eut4 rmfn turn and Other pnHextiw diHhinj (’¡«(an« nv«*rwends that all ATV' nder\ Uikc a fnnnma .«Nirv h* aletu and tnnnina in'ormahim *r laur dealer .a/l Pisans af i X»») jjX-«ac»7 > In Mmni’sola i -8 ix )-247-<)(>70 N0TNW6 BUTS TW WAY WY'Kf BUILT »• Lexington Lumber Yard 989-S.4) 86 Births C h elsey M a rie B rts in g rr-a daughter Chelscv. was horn August A. IUXX to Denise and Jcfi Betsingcr o f Hcmiiston at Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcmiiston The baby weighed 7 lbs 12 ozs Grandparents arc l^irry and Ellen Kennedy. Heppner Pat and Mack Oshom. Ford. W A . Darrel Bets inger. Odel. OR Great grandparents are Floyd and l^iurrtta lands. Condon and Gerry Graven. Richland. OR Obituaries One-Up- Manship is a game that’s never over Leonard *Junior Snider ’ Memorial service* for Leonard "Ju nior" Snider were held Saturday at (he Church o f the Brethem in Weston Interment was later at the W eston Cemetery Snider, 38. o f Weston, died Wednesday. August 31. 14X8. at his home He was horn May 6, 1930, at Auburn. Wash . son o f Leonard and Edith Randall Snider He moved with his family to Weston shortly after hts birth and artended schools at Weston and graduated from Weston High School in I44X He worked on the family canle ranch in W allowa County until 1950 when he joined the U S Marine Corps Following his discharge in 1952. he mosed hack to Weston and later attended Oregon State Univer sity He moved to W allowa County w here he ranched On June 1, 1958. he married A n na Hansen at Prosser. Wash The couple lived in various locations before moving hack to Weston in September 1460 Snider worked for the OrcgiHi State Highway Division, retiring in 1973 due to ill health He was active in scouting while his sons were growing up and was himself the first Eagle Scout in Weston, he was active in Pee Wee Baseball He was a member o f the Weston \ i vx B mr H is father died in 1973 Survivors include his w ife, at the home. sons. Tod o f Hillsboro. Perry o f lone, and Tim o f Pendleton, his mother at W eston, and three grandchildren Memorial contributions may he made to the Athena W eston Sc hoi>I W ood Shop Department zsn Hospital Notes Curtis Media Corporation Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Hcppner reports admitting and discharging the following patients dunng the past week Kenneth P a lm e r, Heppncr- j J milled August 20. discharged August 26 B e v e rly Jergcns discharged August 21 Velma Jones admitted August 22. discharged August 24 Sloan Kcithlcy discharged August 22 o ffe r * a o n e y e a r p a r t - t im e p o s it io n to a c o m m u n ity m in d e d in d iv id u a l o r n o n p r o fit g ro u p to s e r v e a s Project Director for the new MORROW C O U N TY HISTORY BOOK to b e p u b lis h e d P r o je c t B N B M B £ a fr * l b y C u rtis M e d ia C o rp o r a tio n . D ir e c t o r ’ s c o m p e n s a t io n w i l l b e r a n g e o f $ 5 0 0 0 fo r t h is p r o je c t . Betty Mills. Heppner admitted August 24 disc harged August 25 C arl M cD a n iels. Heppner admitted August 26. discharged August A | Raym ond P eck. L ex in g ton - admitted August 30; discharged August 31 Patients still receiving care at press time were E velyn W a rren , Heppner admitted August A() th e (303) 522-9786 collect Mr. Bud Wells, Publications Director A s a m p le b o o k and in fo r m a t io n on th e d u t ie s o f th e P r o je c t D ir e c t o r w i l l be s e n t on r e q u e s t . 40 to 45% OFF A LL N A P A FILTERS 40% O ff Gonty’s have visitors at SINGLE FILTER Pen land Lake 45% O ff Recent visitors at the (¡onty home at l-ake Pcnland were son Ray and w ife Irene. Ray's son Boh and wife Delia from Seattle Joining the fami ly for Sundas were Don and Virginia Aylesworth o f Seattle, sister in law o f Virginia Blevins, Virginia's daughter. Pam; her husband. Casey Arhogast and their son Jcrcmcy. all from Ukioh In the atiemoon several pirople from the I jk e Pcnland area met at the Glen Ward home for j pot luck and annual meeting CASE MIX OR MATCH 45% O ff h : w harvest hours One Dozen £ ^ Ft lo o \ 5f pm Heppner Auto Parts ä 676 912J C 148 E Center Hake it NAIN HR AM) new* Heppner o u r t M a r k e t CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS <3 W ilson Slu*M W«**tern family Bacon Frozen Lemonade 12 o i . 89V. 1 2 «/ if«r9 o BalljKirk B«*«*t Franks 1 ib pk* 1 heads 9 9 * Lettuce Brussels Sprouts arg«* Si/«* 5 9 V Dry Y«*llow T o m ato es 6 9 « in I f you have an interest in this position, please call for more information: S lb s . * l° ° Onions f r«*sh. larg«* lb 5 9 V Peaches Assortocl t ut W estern farm Is 2' V M ilk I U C.allon |ug / Pork ( hops \ / Cube Steak WESTERN $ | S 9 I f a m il y ■ **a. I Wi th purthas«* of $5.00 or m ore y B«*«*t W«*sf«»rn Family J Targe Kggs 1st 1 7 doz Prices good Sept. 8 - 1 2 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M. - 6 P.M. lotter y F o iir f I I I N C«xm 9 4 AS I I write a little newsletter for folks in the wine industry, wineries, and grape growers mostly So I'm acquainted w ith most o f the wineries in the Pacific Northwest I guess I've been known brag a little hit. and that got me in trou- '“ J ( ¡ f f fW hie just the other night Frmncie and I were invited to f Bv Ed Glenn dinner party and as is our practice l4t. we uiok along a couple o f bottles (Ami our cellar (not our own. we just gut it in the bottle last week) I made a point to tell our host that I was personally acquainted with the winemaker, had been to the winery and such Whereupon our host drug out a couple o f lx «tie* from the Charles Hooper Family Winery in Husum. Washington With great fanfare, he told us he had bought them from a guy who only had three and he would bet we had never heard o f that one W ell, we hadn't and said so and he took great delight in being " u p " in the game on one-up^manship It was the next day hef«>re the entry for my N**k came to me ( I ’ m writing a ho«>k entitled " A n hour later'' where I collect all those great comebacks I think o f long after the opportunity ptisses ) What I should have said was " O F Charlie, sure, know him well, and the missus. Mabel They live in this great old house with a secret passage from the bedroom to a basement bomb shelter Hope you didn't have to pay a lot for this wine, w e've got two cases in the cellar o l' Charlie gave us last time we were there for supper." W ell. I didn't and so now it's up to me to get the " u p " hack Here's my plan Gordon Brothers have a little winery and vineyard over on the Snake River Their ‘ 86 Mcrlot won the Best o f Show at the Tri- Cities Wine Festival and the grand prize at the Northwest Ermlogical S»xie- ty Festival otiose are the two biggest wine competitions in the Northwest > I ’ m going to take my life savings and get a h xtle. invite my friend over and very apologetically offer up this X6 as "v in ordinarc " I'll tell him we didn't have time to shop for something real special so he'll just have to drink what we have with supper every night When he discovers what it really is. I'll he " u p ." S tre e t Heppner M a rk e t 6 7 fe 9 M 3
