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    MH R - Heppner Gazette-Times, H eppner. Oregon Wednesday. December 27, 1969
S heriff’s Report
The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppoer and the
County of Morrow
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David and April Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
People show holiday spirit
To the Editor:
The people of this area again
showed they have the holiday spirit
Due to the generosity of the chur­
ches, schools, organizations, mer­
chants, private and anonymous
donations, our youth and the many
volunteers, the Neighborhood
Center was able to make wishes
come true and fill 69 Thanksgiving
and 71 Christmas baskets in this
area
(s) Nadine O'Brien
Heppner Neighborhood Center
Republican group meets
The Morrow County Republican
Central Committee met
Plans were made for the annual
Lincoln Day Banquet and Auction to
he held in Boardman at the Dodge
City Restaurant on Saturday even
ing, February 24
The following are the officers and
committee chairpersons for 1990
chairperson Boh Jepsen. Heppner;
vice chairperson Margaret Murray,
Heppner; secretary treasurer and
fmance-Kay Proctor. Heppner;
county platform Gene Allen, Board
man. Republican booth lohn and
*150 Rebate
on any New
Polaris ATV
purchased before
Dec. 31, 1989
L E X IN G T O N
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Erin
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lone;
voter
registration-Mark and Tami Rvet-
mann, Hardman, publicity Suzanne
Jepsen, H eppner; candidates-
Dorothy Krebs, Boardman, parades
Ed Glenn, Boardman
The next meeting will be held on
January 16 at Dodge City restaurant
There will he a no host dinner at 6
p m with the meeting to start at 7
pm
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The Sheriffs department at the
courthouse in Heppoer repons
dispatching the following business
dunng the past week:
Dec 20 Morrow County deputy
investigated a motor vehicle accident
that occured in Irrigon
Dec 21 Morrow County deputy
arrested Oren Andrew Whitbeck,
25. Irrigon, on charges of Rape II.
Sexual Abuse II. Attempting to
E lude, R esisting A rrest and
Recklessly Endangering.
Morrow County deputy arrested
Cruz Navamv Flores. 47. Boardman
for Driving Under the Influence of
Intoxicants, No Operators License
and Open Container.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Boardman Fire
department to report of a structure
fire at Mt Hood and Wilson Road.
Morrow County deputy assisted
Boardman Police department on a
disturbance at the H Bar W in
Boardman.
Dec. 22: M orrow C ounty
Sheriff's office requested the Board
man ambulance to respond to the
Boardman Clinic for a transfer;
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to the Irrigon area for a complaint
of harrassment
Dec 23: Morrow County deputy
investigated a car in the ditch in
Irrigon;
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Boardman ambulance
to transport a male patient to
Pendleton
Dunng the week of December
18-25, Morrow County deputies
assisted one disabled motorist
In the Service
Army Spec. Donald E. Doherty
has been awarded the Good Conduct
Medal in West Germany
The award was presented for ex­
emplary conduct while in the active
service of the United States
Doherty is an infantryman with the
9th Field Artillery
He is the son of Charles and
Beverly Doherty of lone The
specialist is a 1985 graduate of lone
high school.
Pvt. Robert L. /.Inter has com
pleted basic training at Fort Ixonard
Wood, Mo.
During the training, students
received instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, first aid, and Army history
and traditions
He is the son of Nancy J
Rounsefell of Boring and Bill A
/in te r of lone
The private is a 1974 graduate of
Sam Harlow High School, Gresham
Pvt. Shawn C. Donovan has
completed basic training at Fort
Jackum, S.C.
During the training, students
received instruction in drill and
ceremonies, weapons, map reading,
tactics, military courtesy, military
justice, first aid. and Army history
and traditions
He is the son of Sue M Oliver of
Irrigon
Christy Kenny
Building lo
wins BMX bike
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S a tu r d a y
C o nsulaU o n
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Winner
L o ser
L o ser
Consulation
W in n e r
Saturday
t o u r n a m
3 1 ,1 9 8 9
89
Friday 7:30 p m
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80 • 82
Saturday 9:30 a m
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S a tu rd a y 1 1 : 1 5 a m
N o n Lettenrsfl A lu m n i
B a s k e t b a l l ...........
Saturday. Dec 30
K IN) p m
T Point Contest
X Ml p m
In-Laws vs Outlaws
Sunday. Dec. 31
12 M) p m
Heppner Alumni vs
Condon Alumni
2 15 p m
Girls - (XkJ vs F.ven
4 (X) p m
Slam Dunk Contest
Presentation of Awards
4 M) p m
Championship Alumni Game
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\C om e see the*
•stars o f yesterday*
*and support com-\
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sports.
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Cost ‘2 IX) Adults all day
* I (X) School age children all day
*10 (X) Family Pass (whole tournament)
Children must he \upern\ed • hu/< om « /riser/
e n t
Krlsea Katheryn Rodriguez »
daughter. Kclsea was bom to Tosha
R M cLeod o f Boardman on
December 15, 1989 at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital in
Hermision The baby weighed 6 lbs
13 ozs
Ashley M arie B la c k b u rn -a
daughter Ashley, was bom to Tonya
Y McLeod o f Boardman on
December 16. 1989, at Good
Shepherd Community FlospitaJ in
Hemuston The baby weighed 7 lbs
6 ozs
Shelby
C la re
K ilkenny •
daughter Shelby Clare, was bom to
Lindy Lou and Russell Robert
Kilkenny of Portland. December 18.
1989 at St Vincent Hospital and
Medical Center in Portland The
baby weighed 6 lbs 13 ozs
She joins a sister Tsylor Ann at
home
Health D e p t^
The Health Department reports
their following monthly schedule for
the month of January
Jan 3 home blood pressures
Friday, Jan 5: blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office,
8 30 a m - 4 p m.
Tuesday. Jan 9 blood pressures
and immunization*, irrigon County
offices. 1-4 p m
Friday. Jan 12: blood pressures
and immunizations, Heppner office
8 30 a m 4 p m
Monday, Jan 15 closed holiday
Tuesday, Jan 16 blood pressures
and immunizations. Boardman City
Hall 1 30-4 p m
W ednesday, Jan
17: blood
pressures, lone Bank of Eastern
Oregon kitchen 2-3 p m
Friday. Jan 19 blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office
8 30 a m 4 p m
Tuesday, Jan 23: blood pressures
and immunizations. Irrigon County
offices, 1-4 p m
Friday, Jan 26 blood pressures
and immunizations, Heppner office.
8 30 a m -4 p m
Obituary
Violet I. Sw aggart
Funeral service for Violet I.
Swaggart, 74, Pendleton, was
Wednesday. Dec 27 at the Bishop
Funeral Chapel Vault interment
Dec 27 at the Heppner Masonic
Cemetery
Mrs Swaggart was horn January
4, 1915, to W W and Vina I.
(Kinder) Hinton at Range. Oregon
She attended school at Ukiah and
graduated from Heppner High
School She was married to Gerald
Swaggart on June 17, 1930. in Walla
Walla. Washington They farmed on
Butter Creek and then moved to
Hood River in I9VJ They moved to
Ukiah in 1938 and tiien to Little But­
ter Creek in 1941 They retired from
the ranch in 1972 and moved to
Pendleton where she resided until
her death
Mrs Swaggart was a member of
the Pendleton Women's Club, the
Pendleton Country Club and was
past president of the Morrow Coun-
ty Cow Belles She enjoyed hunting,
especially elk hunting, golf, garden
ing and music.
Mrs Swaggart is survived by her
husband. Gerald Swaggart at the
home in Pendleton, daughters
l-auraine (Mrs. Norm) Peterson of
Newherg, Christine Nordcn of Seat
tie, WA., and Gen (Mrs John)
Burgess of Boise, Idaho, brother
Elmer Hinton of Pramc City, seven
grandchildren and six g re a t­
grandchildren She was proceeded in
death by one son. Paul Swaggart
Those who wish may contribute to
the Paul Swaggart Memorial Fund
at the Blue Mountain Community
College, directly or through the
Bishop Funeral Chapel, Box 325,
Pendleton. OR 97801
Resolutions
*Ti» tiie time to >nake New Year's
Resolutions.
I'm not big on resolutions but this
year I'm making one
1 do hereby resolve not to start any
new project in 1990
Well, that does not include the one
I've started in 1989 tJut you won't see
until 1990 But aside from that. I will
not start anything else, period
Let me tell you about this one
This is a project I thought ahnut a
couple of years ago But it was just too
big, too expensive, requires too much
hard work, and skills I don't have But
then a couple of months ago. a friend
of mine, (there is more and more
evidence bringing that into question) suggested thjt I take this projest up
again I'm a real sucker for a little encouragement All it ever takes is
someone
to say "E d. why don't you do (any h o i thing), and I can
never think of a good reason not to at the time
Take tlie vineyard and winery Some guy in Salem lold me I couldn't
grow winegrapes in Eastern Oregon Now h*>w could a Icllow like me
resist a challenge like that ’ And then there was the box company It started
out to make gift boxes for our little winery Somebody said. "W ell, why
don't you sell some of tliosc to other wineries
No good reas«>n not to
The next thing I knew. I was eyeball deep in wood boxes hound lor hall
the wineries in tfie Northwest
Then one year not so long ago. wc packaged up sonic herbs in sonic
little jars for Christmas gifts It was my sister, I think, who said. 3 ou
know. I bet you could sell these " And she was right, we did and do
Well, here we go again The new projesl is far enough along thal I think
we're committed
We had to buy a few new things, of course Francie insisted on a budget
this time so I made one out I didn't really know what I needed nor h*>w
much it cost, so wc exceeded the budget a little Francie says it's thal way
with all my new projects
I decided the old winery building would be a good place to set up this
new project hut it needed to he finished Yes. that's right We never did
finish the winery in the six years wc made wine there Well, now wc needed
to finish the job My brother brought over a couple of sheets of dry wall.
a bucket of mud and some tape Wc had some insuljtion lett over from
the first half "Honey, we can finish the winery with just a few bucks
in materials," I said
A few hundred it’s turned out to he and wc'rc still not done But only
paint and that left And wc'vc spent so much now that we can't stop now
right’’
I needed some technical stuff too, and sure enough, I had no idea how
much until I’d already bought so much that 1 couldn't turn hack You |ust
have to have the right tools to do the job Everyone understands that And
hoy does it exist Everything seems to go up just when I get ready to buy it
I needed some more knowledge too There's a lot about this new pro
ject I don't know But I read hooks And I get most ol them from my local
library The librarian says she is always surprised when I come in because
she can never guess what kind of far-out subject I'm on to this time I'sc
been practicing some of my new skills, some of them need a lot more
This new project hasn't really come together yet There is still some
doubt that it will There is still a lot to do and a lot to buy and the plan,
as they say. hasn't yet come together So everyone at tin house is in a
major dither
I hereby resolve, no new projects for I9U0 Unless
TACO FEED
FOR
CAROL ANN RFA
(PALMER)
•Sat. Dec. 30th
•Heppner High School Cafeteria
•Begins at 10 a.m.
(during Alumni game)
•Homemade desserts too!
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L o ser
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Christy Kenny, 9, Heppner is the
winner of a BMX bike drawing
sponsored by Central Market
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