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I W O - Heppner (ia/eUe-TImes, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 27, 1989
Case pleads guilty to assault
also faces rape charges
You are cordially invited to at­
tend a wedding reception for Da\vn
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and DeeWayne Garrett,
Sunday, October 1st, I9H9 from(
2-4 p.m. at the Hope Lutherat
Church basement.
A 2 6 -year o k l H ep p n er man ha»
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unrelated rape and sodom y ch arges
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plead
g u ilty
U m a tilla
O lsen on Septem ber
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Hunters
Pays Price
for Potential
Record Bighorn
Month
the largest R o c k y M ountain b igh orn
sheep e v e r k ille d in the U n ited States
o n reco rd , although the trophy d id not
c o m e cheap
B o llin g e r's ram. w hich green scored
200 6 '8 B oon e and C ro ck ett points,
w as taken Sunday, Septem ber 3, in the
Joseph C reek area o f extrem e northeast
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m iles
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valid atin g
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spec ial tag the S acram ento C a lifo rn ia
d irvelop cr paid $ 4 7 .0 0 0 fo r at an auction last June
T h e auction, held each year by the O re g o n H unter s A s s o c ia tio n , o ffe r s
on e O r e g o n sheep tag to the highest ou t-of-state b id der in o rd e r to raise
m oney fo r the state s bigh orn p n ig ra m . w h ich finances restoration and
enhancem ent p rojects fo r both R ock y M ountain and C a lifo rn ia subspecies
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o f b igh orn sheep
A lth ou g h the b ig ra m ’ s score fe ll short o f that reco rd ed fo r Spot, the
202 7/8-point fu g le C a p W ild ern ess bigh orn w hich was found dead
o f natural causes in 1986. the largest record ed b igh orn p re v io u sly killed
by a hunter in the U S taped an e v en 200 points and cam e fro m W y o m -
in g ’ s W in d R iv e r R an ge in 1983
A c c o r d in g to B o llin g e r, the b ig ram w h ich did not c om e cheap also did
A ft e r sigh ting 14 o r 15 rams du ring a scouting trip tw o
w eek s p rio r to the season, on ly to find that subsequent storm s had seem
ingly m oved the rams farther d o w n the canyon, possibly into W ashington
H e said it w as not until about 3 in the aftern oo n o f the third day that
the pair s p itte d their first ram
M ira cu lou sly , the ram turned out to be
the on e they w e re s p ec ific a lly hunting, on e they had seen d uring their
scouting trip and determ in ed to be the largest o f th e herd
" W e w e re c ra w lin g around in the lo w e r third o f the ck nyon
steep in there and it takes a lon g tim e to m ake any ptn^ress
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cd to lo o k back, and lo and beh old , that ram
ALL VITAVAX 200 TREATED
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feat in and o f its e lf, i f you asked this hunting w riter )
B ollinger said the landowners the Singers
generously helped with [sack
m g the anim al ou t. using pack horses
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tags fo r many years, have in the past been disgru n tled w ith the auction
system w h ich practically assures a tag fo r those affluent enou gh to pay
the p rice
But a c c ord in g to V ic C o g g in s , the O r e g o n ITcpartm cnt o f Fish and
W ild life District B iologist from Hntcrprisc w h o m easured B o llin g e r's ram.
the revenu e fro m the auctioned tag not on ly b olsters the sheep p ro g ra m ,
“ it is our sheep p ro gra m
" I think what they have to stop and think about is. you know , the (reg u la r)
sheep tags that w e issue- about 50 tags o f a year
that p rogram ," C oggin s explained
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TH A N K
Bank of E O Heppner
Bank of E O lone
Ai and Jean Brazell
Bnstow s Market
Cal s Restaurant & Lounge
Cal s Service Center
Central Market
Tim Coe
Columbia Basin Electric Coop
Country Shears
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Leah and Andrea Denton
Dobyns Pest Control
First Interstate Bank
Gardner’s Men s Wear
Gray s Repair Shop
Heppner Elk's Lodge
Heppner Gazette Times
Kmzua Corporation
Rocky and Nita Proctor
Knight's Saddlery
Les Schwab Tires
Morrow County Abstract & Title
Morrow County Gram Growers
Morrow Co Road Dept Don Ball
Barry and MaryAnn Munkers
Craig and Ann Munkers
O val and Pauline Matheny
Jim Norene
Ruth Nutting
Knsti O'Brien
Pendleton Gram Growers
Peterson's Jewelers
Penland House
Queen Nancy and Her Court
RX Quarter Horses
Rhea Creek Saddlery
Sand hollow Quarter Horses
Jim and Carleen West
The Morrow County Horse Show Committee wishes
to thank all the generous donors and hard working
volunteers lor making our show successful A special
thanks to Leo and Peggy Oezoete for furnishing
the cattle On October 12 at 7 30 p m . there will
be a meeting at Kate s to plan the 1990 show All
those interested please attend Thank you again
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“GREEN MEADOW COUNTRY MANOR
ROD & PHYLLIS WINKLER
c a n 't possibly pay fo r
C o g g in s said that du ring each transplant e ffo r t, the departm ent tries to
capture fro m 15 to 2D plus animals from a healthy, stable herd and rcltx a lc
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them into other areas w h ere w ild sheep on ce ranged, but had since been
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extirpated
UP NOW
B o llin g e r, no stranger to sheep hunting, said his O reg o n ram c o m p letes
his second
"(¡ra n d S la m . " the rev e red accom plish m en t o f taking a D ali,
a Stone, a desert and R ix k y M ountain b igh orn sheep
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tin g this was the first tim e he has purchased a tag at auction, he heartily
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con clu ded the m oney was w e ll spent
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pie w h o spend m oney in R e n o . " B o llin g e r said, " b u t I p re fe r spending
it on a sheep h u n t."
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BLACK HILLS GOLD
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Graduate to
quality.
Give them
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unscented with a an 8-10 hr
burn tim e - -to realty simmer
your potpourri'
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Now before the hunting and the home
heating season, order your fall fill-up of
propane.
Make sure you've got propane when you
need it- order now.
We now have propane at our Lexington
store to fill your portable tanks- stop in now
or call us at 989-8221 or 1-800-452-7396 for
your propane and propane supplies.
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Propane Now In Lexington
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A new adult foster care home
Member of Air Life of Oregon
24 hour care
A real home away from home
Rooms still available
Write for free brochure
have a d ozen o r m ore additional lags fo r those new ly transplanted herds "
Farm 4 Builders Supply
676-9157 or 676-5001
424 Lvnden Way, Heppner
To B«>
"This is where the average hunter com es
iHit in the pntgram s that the (au ction ) money goes tor Out o f this $47.000
i f w e fund, say, fou r new transplants, d o w n the road 10 years w e could
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JOY
H e had T e e n (un der the rim )
B o llin g e r said the ram , about 550 yards distant, appeared very near to
•Deer Bags
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•Knives
•Butt Pads
•(inn Racks
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•Game License
•Bore Sighting
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" S o I got a rest, and at 550 yard s I shot six tim es and hit him four
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topp in g a rid g e , m aking any attempt at pursuit im possible
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LUMBER YARD
Spin ning, w e a v in g , basketry,
natural
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Also Some Very Nice 50 lb. Test Weight
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This is an ideal chance* lor
interested persons to see what is he
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We will be
CLOSED
Sat.Sept. 30
for hunting.
H a n d " , the annual fib re arts
O cu*bcr 2 at the M o r ro w
interested in attending a
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show that is scheduled to op en on
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T h e g rou p m eets m onthly and
EASTERN OREGON
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new skills and ideas arc w e lc o m e .
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terested in on e o f the fib re arts to
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A lth ou gh m ost o f the m em b ers o f
Look for Hide Barrels
Around Town
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H eppn er
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lik e
the gu ild are fro m H ep pn er. that is
Donate your Deer and
Hides for the Veterans'
Rehabilitation Program
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in October
Kc c om p leted
Hunters Save
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Peter B o llin g e r just may have taken
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T h e M o r r o w C ou n ty c o n vic tio n
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N ow in its fifth year, the guild was
results fro m a D e c e m b e r. 1988. in­
Farm l Builders Supply
676-9157 or 67_6-5001__
Lvnden Way, Heppner^
to
H e cu rren tly faces
Assault in the T h ird D e g re e in front
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kinds and feltin g are
F ib re A rtists
(iu ild is seekin g new m em b ers and
civnsider jo in in g at this tune
o f M o r r o w C ou n ty C irc u it C ourt
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S te e l P o sts
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C ase w as also o rd e re d held
custody in the U m a tilla C ounty Jail
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