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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1989)
• ■ 4JV _. V ' '■ . I J ", ' »V ■ • ‘ ,' ■» >' • ^1« FIG H T - llr p p m r Gazettr-Tlm es, llrppiHT. Oregon W tdnrvl«», August 23, W EASTERN OREGON OUTDOORS Engagements C o rre c tio n Brenda Hnli/ and Carmen Brin were co winners of (he dollar hill race at the Open Horse Show held at the fairgrounds August 13 —Lynn M urray and Cheryl McBride are members of the Open Horse Show committee Their names were inadvertently omitted from the list of committeemen [ay Potluck cancelled Willow Creek Country Club has cancelled the potluck that was to have been held this Sunday, accor ding to spokesperson. Suzanne Jepsen. he Mark Kaicrtt Central Market ft$ J 2 9 T iiis C 'o o u p o n W orth ‘ M1* I1* With Purchase of Two 6 Packs o f M All Coca Cola. 7-Up. Dr Pepper. A&W and Sunkist 6 pack cans C«*y**t n/>irri _ ....... ... Hello tf - V * IS W S S S S S S S S S S S W S S S ’ ! US .91 »M SM «w no« , we re back in the saddle again. Stop by S l Kenison — Struthers see Renee Marie Struthers and Keith Alan Kenison announce their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Fxl and Mane Struthers and the grand daughter of Ralph and Jeanne Struthers all of Heppner She is a 1485 graduate of Heppner High Sch<v>l and attends I infield College in Me Minn ville She is currently employed by Morrow County at the Fair office Kenison is the son o f Don and Judy Kenison of Heppner He is a I486 graduate of Heppner High School and a senior at Fa stem ( >rceon Stale Col lego He will receive his Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology next spring The couple is planning a wedding September I'M) We wish our kids. U rry Kerry, and grandchildren. Melissa and Travis well in their new venture in Burbank. WA Howard & Jo Pettyjohn Pettyjohn’s Farm & Builders' Supply PETTYJOHN’S »tmn »•* 424 Lvnden Way Heppner 676-9157 or 676-5001 ¡ its ts w s s s s w s s s tw M M W w s s s m m w m m » « 1SALE mJ* SALE St. Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board SALE * 0 SALE^ l l l a e k to S c h o o l S a le !) G ET A PAIR O F DRESS SHOES AT ) Hall’ P ric e !! ) When you buy athletic (sport) 4 shofVs at the regular price! • HITTSO I4> S sicis • 7C-S3II :iJ • i 4 I tlio m la 's O A The important news this week is the rummage sale in the center heginn mg August 23 and running through Saturday. August 2b. from 10 a m to 4 p m There are items of all kinds, something tor everyone Come and sec Help is needed on Thursday to get set up Anyone wanting to bring in last nunutc item , they arc welcome The seniors had a successful pic and coffee sale at the Morrow ( ounty Fairgrounds last week Wednesday through Saturday Daisy C oil ins or gam/ cd the concession and many people brought pics and worked in the booth They also added the home baked touch to the 1484 lair food belt week Wcncsday at noon, regular meal together Menu baked ham. scalloped potatoes, green beans, tossed salad, apple juice, hot bread, cake and ice cream This is the birthday dinner Visitors are welcome, seniors and younger, so come by for our good cooks* cookin' Thursday at V a m "Morning Meditations" in the sitting room with Rev Grace Drake It's time tor sharing and growing spiritually All are welcome Heminder The senior center is available to groups and individuals for meetings, receptions, family reunions and so on For reservations call h7b 4435 In September an activities committee lor social. educational and other programs will he planning the year's program Anyone interested in help ing with this planning session, please call Jane Rawlins We welcome all those interested regardless of age. race, or previous condition of servitude S S S »gJ Cul ’N C u rl 280 S Mam - Heppner (Next to the Swimming Pool) U»eW »** i v n i i s ®25°° T h r u At 31 Thru Aug. 31 •••V to e Sheriff’s Report jo Sp‘ The Sheriff s office at the cour (house in Heppner reports dispat ching the following business during the past week August 7 Morrow County depu ty made contact with subjects in the Hoardnun area in reference to a civil nutter No action was taken. Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Condon Fire depan nient to a wheat field on lire west of the Condon Air Field. Morrow County Sheriffs office contacted volunteers lor a grass fire outside of Heppner and out of the fire district; Morrow County deputy arrested Patrick Verdell Erickson. 22. Ir rigon. for Driving While Revoked (Long H air E xtra) Owner: Rhonda Randall Open Mon. - Friday O/ P p«.r f n 10 years, and have a / xte ><> of us have no tears ss you both many years. Low, Mike, Melissa & Stanley I ami Attempting to i hide FOR Y O U R H EA LTH Kn is a liquid blend of 14 different plants, each rich in vital nutrients: vitamins, minerals and essential trace elements. lour Satisfaction Is Guaranteed WO% For m ore inform ation/fret* literature contact |¡l!l!lllllllllli l\il or Duane - h 76- VM/.I ¡ll l lil l l l l li l J On August 24th at 6:30 P.M. at the Heppner office of Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative, Inc. an informa tional meeting to discuss upcoming rate increases will be held. Members of CBEC interested in becoming active in the rate process arc il l l l l l lil if - • as 1 1 . ited ami released August 8 M orrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Fossil ambulance for a patient transfer re quested hy a local clinic. Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Heppner ambulance to a location 1 mile Nl of Ruggs One subject was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hospital tor an unknown illness. Morrow County Sheriffs office NOTICE OF MEETING invited to attend 11HB mil* dispatched the l ondon Fire depart ment to a grass fire at Wolfe Hollow and Rock Creek, Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Arlington ambulance to an injury accident casthound at mile post 138 Two subjects were transported to Good Shepherd Hospital August 4 Morrow C ounty Sheriffs office dispatc hed the Hcpp tier Fire department to hay stack on Fuller Canyon road. Morrow County deputy chec ked the area of Hwy 7.30 and county Lane in reference to an animal. Morrow County deputy arrested Michael Ic e King. 14. Irrigon. on a Morrow County Circuit Court warrant. Failure to Pay Fine I heft I charge King was transported to Benton County Jail lor lodging: Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Boaidman lir e department to a grass fire near C argill and the railroad in Boardnun August 10 Morrow County responded to a theft call at West Glen Estates A license plate off a motorcycle was reported taken In vest i gat ton is continuing; Morrow ('ounty deputy mode con tact with subject who reported a CH and antenna stolen from his truck parked on highway 20f> Investiga tion is continuing Ilf ¿Ji Proper Handling Needed for Keeping Releasing Fish "The worst part about all them fishin' shows is. they go to all that tn>u hie of catchin’ 'em, then they just turn 'em loose''* In E astern O regon at least, statements like this flow like spring runoff wherever fishing is spoken The practice of catch and release angling will prohaMv never catch on with many folks And who can blame them ' In this life long scramble for the almighty dollar, most people get to fish a great deal less than they 'd actually like to Enjoying fxxh the sport and it's bounty. when they finally do go out the last thing on their minds is throwing that fresh fish hack into the drink and forfeiting a delicious dinner Then there's the scum- the opportunistic hog who will sit right there and haul fish out for as long as they are biting |ust because they are biting while he puzzles over what to do w ith the grow ing heap He may or may not take home a few. hut he certainly doesn't want to clean the whole mess, v* he'll try to find someone who will take them Often he'll decide it's too much bother and simply discard what he doesn't want Several years ago a particular tiny, privately owned reservoir would hoot out tn»phy rainbow trout in the five to seven pound class to anglers allowed to fish there But when several anglers from another town convinced the owner (who rarely fished, or even checked on the place) to grant them access, they quickly destroyed the little utopia by hauling home up to 30 of the giant fish per day, often hy still fishing with three or tour rods each What on earth could anyone want with so much fish ’ Chances arc. they raised a beautiful garden It is for such folks that hemorrhoids were developed * Still, most anglers don't abuse their fish catching abilities, and keeping a few (w ithin the legal limit) for the table is the aim of many Surprisingly though, few anglers properly care for the fish they intend to eat One of the worst and most common -mistakes is to allow a dead fish to remain in the water Dead fish should he taken from the water and kept as cool as possible Putting your catch on icc is the best method of ensuring quali ty fillets Some experts first stun each fish with a sharp blow to the head, then cut into the gills with a sharp knife, which drains most of the blood from the meat Fish treated in this manner then chilled with ice will stay fresher longer and prove much more flavorful For those of us who have the opportunity to fish quite often, keeping every thing wc catch would he impractical Releasing a nice fish not only helps perpetuate the species, it affords many anglers more satisfaction than if they had killed it To best the critter then watch it swim away unharmed is thrill enough for many conscientious sportsmen, while a quick photo snapped |ust before the release w ill pros ide a much better record than will a dead fish f ish to he released should he handled as little as possible. Acids from human skin can remove the protective slime coat from a fish's body, resulting in an infection and often death The best method is to leave the fish in the water while unhooking it needle-nose pliers or a similar device, thus releasing it without ever touching the animal with your hands At the risk of receiving hate mail and death threats from the trout purists, let me say most warmwatcr species bass, for example -are heartier than trout and other salmomds, and can generally he lifted from the water for slightly longer pern>ds for unh«x»king and pictures. Warmwatcr fish can he photographed, with trout, stick to a quick snapshot In either case, photos should he taken w ith yiuir catch held over the water to avoid injury should the fish wriggle free and fall , a s n m s n m m m « n n t FOREST LAND Many parcels o f buildable property located at Lake Fenland Cutsforth Pk 275 acres partial meadow land on Ditch Creek Rd . some timbered, surrounded by Umatilla National Forest. Need to sell to settle estate. For more in formation contact: Vi-sia kilki-nnv V lt 222 'rtil Cronin & ( apian Realtors. Inc. h.36 VW. 21st Dirt land, OK 47204 N ew P r o d u c t C H E A T STOP® Willows Grange Tuesday, Aug. 29 at Ad 7:00 p.m. Sponsored by Morrow County Gram Growers & Dobyns Pest Control mmjM CHEMICAL MEETING CHEVROLET C1500 Extended Cab Silverado YOU CAN’T BEAT OUR DEAL Find A Better Price And We ll Beat It SHERRELL CHEVROLET 296 E Main HERMISTON OREGON 567-6487 f t jj
