Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, April 26, 1989, Page SEVEN, Image 9

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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon VNednevday, April 26, |V8V - S E V E N
WCCC holds first barbecue
, The firn family har+rcue w as held
«1 Willow Creek Country Club Sun
day afternoon on April 23 Fifteen
couple» played a» five team» Fir»t
place winner» were Be» and Ed
Gundcr»on. Jo Pettyjohn. Milt
Morgan and Barb and Eldon Gilbert
Second place winner» were Be» and
Darrell W i|«w IT
H H S
Andervm. Dorian Forrar and John
Edmund»on
Other winner» were Women KP
2nd »h*xei Harnet Pierson. »hört
dnve-Tnsh Gundcnon. men K P 2nd
»hot *t> John Edmundvin. men KP
Dave Gunderson
A great time wa» had by all
e le c t s s t u d e n t b o d y o f f ic e r s f o r 8 9 - 9 0
New student body officer at HHS for 1989-90 are Presi­
dent. Kim Stookey. Vice President. Scott Johnston (not
pictured). Secretary, Tricia Coe, Treasurer, Jennifer Cur-
rin. Business Manager. Kelly McLaughlin and Publicity
Director. Carrie Brownfield
Sheriff's Report
The Sheriff s office at the cour-
lhou»e in Heppner report» dispat-
ching the following hu»ine»» during
the past week
Apnl 17: Morrow Count» deputy
axiucted two subject» in the rural Ir-
ngon area in reference to a civil
problem.
Morrow County Sheriff» office
contacted the forest service in
reference to a reported forest fire in
the Mitchell Service Creek area out
of Mitchell.
Morrow County Sheriff * office
dispatched the Spray ambulance to
report of a female with an unknown
illness at Service Creek.
Morrow County deputy assisted
Hojrdmun l\>l»ce Department with a
Driving Under the Influence of In­
toxicants arrest in Board man.
Morrow County deputy contacted
Irrigon area resident in reference to
an animal problem.
A p ril 18
M orrow County
Sheriff s office dispatched the Hcpp
ncr Fire department to a reported
wood pile fire at 300 Chase St ;
Morrow County Sh e riff» office
dispatched the Heppner Fire depart
ment to the area of Skaggs Auto
Clinic where a tree stump was
reported on fire
April 19 Morrow County deputy
responded to Kunre Riud in Board-
man to investigate an unknown
illness
A p ril 20: M orrow County
Sheriff s office dispatched the A rl­
ington Fire department to 1-84,
milepost 134 to a small fire in me
dian The fire department
unable to locate.
was
Morrow County Sheriff s office
and Heppner Police department
responded to investigate report of a
vehicle parked by the barricade at
Willow Creek Dam No one was
around the vehicle and it was
secured There was evidence of a
camper in the area, subjects were
contacted;
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to report of receiving threatening
mail Victim complainant contacted,
investigation is continuing.
A p ril 21
Morrow County
deputies responded to Cemetery
Road east of irngon to investigate a
report of shots fired near the canal
Everything was O K when deputies
arrived.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to a report of an assault involv­
ing two people in the Irngon area
Complainant's glasses were broken
Motrow County deputy anempted to
locate a vehicle reported as a possi­
ble drunk driver eastbound on I 84
Vehicle was unable to locate
April 22 Morrow County deputy
responded to back up Hoardman
M ic e department at report of a fight
in progress at a business Two pen
pic were involved.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to Dry Fork area to investigate a
report of a one »chicle accident In
vestigation is continuing;
Morrow County Sheriff» office
relayed information to Washington
Stale Police of a one vehicle accident
with injuries reported to be in the
Alder Road area
Morniw County Sheriff» office
responded to the Irrigon area to in
vcsligatc a family disturbance fhcre
was no action taken, problem was
resolved.
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Morrow Countv S h e rilf» office
dispatched the Hoardman ambulance
By Oaud« Hugh«» Chamo«, Manag»
to 700 Wilson Road A juvenile with
an unknown injury wa» transported
to Good Shepherd Hospital;
Morrxm County deputy respond
cd to assist Oregon State Police w nh
a one vehicle rollover accident on
I 84 one mile west of the Boardman
rest area M o no * County Sheriff»
office dispatched Boardman am
bulancc to the Minimart in Hoard
man where a motorist had taken the
two passengers of the accident vehi
cle. Nxh were transported to Good
Shepherd Hospital Morrow Coun-
ty Sheriffs office dispatched the
Hoardman fire department to wash
down debris from treeway
A pril 23: Morrow County
S h e riffs office dispatched the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital am
bulancc to Willow Street One male,
83, was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital with unknown
injury
During the week of April 17-24.
Morrow County deputies assisted
one disabled motorists
As I drove through the rolling hill»
of Heppner this a m I determined
that it's much more relaxing to be a
16 mile commuter in rural eastern
Oregon than in a metropolitan area
The drive gives one a chance to get
some perspective on their life and to
try to sort out the tumble "upstairs "
A fresh »now tall capped the moun
tains. Heppner Hills are greening up.
calves, lambs, and new colt» dot the
hillside» Soon you dn»p into a »mall
town, not a mall like every other
nu ll, but with »null businesses to
explore and the opportunity to pur
chase jnythmg v « hi really need to ex­
ist Of course, sometimes nulls are
exciting, if you need "things" On
the other hand. I'm sure exploring
»null friendly communities i» ex­
citing to many others Hold that
thought a» we get our community
"ship shape" for visitors There's a
lot to offer here If we're proud of
it. if we promote it. if we work
together, it will thrive
•Heppner Elementary school
h osts the Portland 8th graders this
week Chamber jxickets were includ
ed w ith their ranch lour inlornution
Many of these hoys and girl» keep
in touch with their host families over
the year» and return more than once
with their parents to visit A film
documentary is hemg made of this
year's tour
•Next week is Chamber's business
and board meeting This is the time
to share your thoughts, concerns,
meeting reports, new ideas, etc. Join
us Tuesday, noon. I lk»
Thought for the week "A p ril is
the month when the green returns to
the lawn, the lilac, and the IRS
Chief Rathbun’s
With the arrival of spring and
summer, children will be playing
outside and riding their hikes
Drivers, please be careful and
parent», remind your children of
basic vafetv rules
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