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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 22, 1992 Sheriff’s Report The Official Newspaper of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow The Heppner GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 240-420 Published ever) Wednesday and entered as second-class nutter at the Post Office at Heppner. Oregon under the Act of March 3, 1879. Second class postage paid at Heppner. Oregon. Office at 147 West Willow Street. Telephone (503) 676-9228. Address communications to the Heppner Gazette-Times, P.O. Bos 337, Hepp ner. Oregon 97836. Subscriptions: $15 in Morrow, Wheeler, Gilliam and Grant Counties; $23 elsewhere. Joyce Hughes ................................................................Office Manager. Typesetting April Sykes .................................................................................................. News Editor Mary Van Bibber...................................................................... Graphics Department Monique P a rrel............................................................................................Distribution Penni Keersemaker ............................................................................................Printer David and April Sykes, Publishers Calendar of Events IHS, HHS, HJH, Colt sports schedule T h u rsd ay 23 WEEK OF Jan. 23-29 H H S C -T c u n at 24 25 1 H S R iv e rs id e , 6 p .m and G A H J H S d o n . 3 p .m A B -T e a m s S a tu r d a y F r id a y G A B -V G A BB B e a r n va D u ck s. 9 am B -J V at H uskies v t C a rd in a ls. K) am H e r m is to n , 6 p .m . IM S n H e lix . H JH A B at S tanfield. 9 am B Team « E cfio. 9 a m C o k v« C o l u m b i a . 2 : 3 0 p . m . I H S ÌIH S Ml M a u p in V-G A B 5 pm JV-G A B 1 pm B -JV a t C o n ai H H S B e a n vs T rojan* 9 1 30 Marriage Licenses a m C o u g ars vs B rom » D p .m a m at H JH IH S G A B-V and G A B -JV vs C ulver. 1 pm M onday Sunday 26 27 H H S D -T e a m at 28 H J H S C - T e a jn P ilo t R o c k . 6 p m at U m a tilla . 3 p .m 1 H S 1 H S G -J V a t R iv e r s id e F r 6 p m W ed n esd ay T u esd ay 29 W V v s A rl in g to n , 6 p .m 1 M S. at C o n d o n . 2 p .m BOWLING Correction Tim Adams was ir advertently left off the list of volunteer coaches in last wee is story on Colt Basketball. T in has been helping Rick Johnston with the Beavers. Obituary Hazel E. Hamlin A memorial service for Hazel E. Hamlin will be held at the Heppner Elks Lodge on Thurs day, Jan. 23 at 1 p.m. A crypt- side service will be held at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Gresham on Friday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Hamlin, 97, Heppner, died Monday, Jan. 20, 1992 at Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home in Heppner. She was bom Dec. 15, 1894, at Portland to John and Christina Thim. She grew up in Portland and attended schools there, graduating from Washington High School. On Sept. 15, 1932, she married Frank Hamlin at Portland. They lived in the Gresham area during the 1930s and 1940s and moved to Heppner in 1950. They own ed and operated Hamlin’s Tavern in Heppner for many years. Mrs. Hamlin was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Umatilla Salon 552-80 and 40. Survivors include a son, Royden Herlinger o f Bend; daughter Maryette Wright of Gresham; three grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Her husband Frank, and a grand daughter died earlier. Memorial contributions may be made to the Pioneer Memorial Hospital Fund, PO Box 9, Hepp ner, OR 97836. Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner, is in charge of arrangements. Thursday Night Izadles January 9, 1992 W L Jordan Elevator 4 0 Penland House 3 1 1 Black Horse Contracting 3 1 B & C Repair 3 MCGG 1 3 Bedrock Bowlers 1 3 4 J & J Ceramics 0 High game: Nola Binschus 209 High series: Inetia C'antin 513. Splits converted: Darlene Scroggins 3-10: George Naims 5-6-1U; Monique Harret 4-V; Theo Greenup 5-7-9; Inetia Cantin 5-10. Thursday Night Ladies January 16 w Jordan Elevator 6 Black Horse Contracting 6 B & C Repair 6 MCGG 4 4 Penland House Bedrock Bowlers 2 J & J Ceramics 1 High game: Phyllis Piper 191. High series: Gayle Gutierrez 528. Splits convened Millie Hanna 2-7. Dime A Dozen January 19 W L 13 3 » 3 9 7 0 5 7 0 6 9 8 01 8 8 02 8 7 9 0 1 9 0 8 7 3 13 0 6 High game: Diana Hoeft 189. Walt Foster- Paul Ploskunak 202. High series: Diana Hoeft 504, Paul Ploskunak 541. High team game: 6 4 , 774. High team series: # 4, 2,245. Splits converted Wail Rister 2-K), Ellis Me Roberts 5-10. Stuart Walker enlists in Army Market Report Letterhead • Envelopes Business Cards • Statements Gazette-Times Printing 676-9228 99 pkg 79 for HARDWARE X ^ HOME F I X -U P REPAIRS DECORATING /O lie- SHADES 49 Let Us Help You! Goast to Goast WF C A S HFI.P M l Community choir to perform 99 SOURCE Heppner Justice Court Report Court Street Market is your <?v L 2 2 2 4 4 6 7 Koffee Kup Keglers W L Hi Ho s 12 0 Gutter Dusters 10 2 MCGG 9 3 No Pin Hitters 7 5 The Dregs 4 8 Hopeful Has Beens 9 3 The Pytts 9 3 Alley Cats 0 12 High series: Linda Schultz 481. High games Betty McDonald 192. Splits converted: Linda Schultz 3-K); Darlene Scroggins 3-K); Ruth Bergstrom 7-8; Eileen Padbetg. COAST TO COAST 0 It A in’t That Bad assisted a disabled motorist on The Sheriffs office at the cour 1-84, east bound, 159; M orrow C ounty deputies thouse in Heppner reports dispat responded to a report of a ching the following business dur domestic disturbance on Olson ing the past week: We need a better system. January 14: Morrow County Road in Boardman. Call was The one we have will be boring, ex pensive, take far too long and give far deputy responded to Irrigon unfounded. too much hope. And it just may not end January 20: Morrow County Market to investigate a report of with the right result. suspicious money. Investigation deputy handled an animal pro I'm writing about the year’s political blem near Hwy. 74, mile post 22; is continuing; activity, of course. M orrow C ounty deputy M orrow C ounty deputy The race for the presidency is on. responded to the Bombing Range assisted a citizen with a lock out George Bush is taking his lumps about to investigate suspicious items in the Boardman area; how he has handled the job the past M orrow C ounty deputies found by the Navy; four years, with emphasis on his abili ty to keep his sushi down to his suc Morrow County deputy began responded to a report of a vehi- cess at quail (Quayle) hunting. investigation of an animal pro cle/pedestrian hit and run incident The chorus of democratic hopefuls blem in the Irrigon area. Problem near the Irrigon Mobile Court, Ir are singing “ George doesn’t have a was resolved upon deputy’s rigon. Investigation is continuing; plan . ” When the singing stops and they Morrow County Sheriffs of arrival; begin to talk, one wonders if they have a clue. fice dispatched the Fossil fire M orrow C ounty deputy Closer to home, there’s a race for secretary of state, and a whole house department to a report o f a flue responded to the Boardman area full of representatives and senators. With recent redistricting, many voters to investigate a problem involv fire near the Baptist Church in will be sorting through the rhetoric of strangers and even stranger ing animals and neighbors. Pro Fossil. Fire was contained; challengers. Add to that the thousands of school board directors, county Morrow County S heriffs of blem was resolved; officials, even the odd cemetery director. fice dispatched the Heppner am This year we’ll elect more politicians than you’d ever care to know. M orrow C ounty deputy bulance to 545 N. Elder for a But the elective process requires that you do know something about them. responded to take an initial report How to learn? male with seizures and breathing on a possible game violation. Here are some suggestions for wading through the barrage of political p ro b lem s. Subject was January 15: Morrow County elections information. transported to Pioneer Memorial deputy responded to the lone area 1. Watch the evening news to see who went where and if they got sick Hospital. for follow up on a burglary case; on supper or fell down the stairway, but check the refrigerator when the M orrow C ounty deputy politician begins to speak. It’s important to know whether the candidate responded to the Irrigon area to can hold his soup or not but it’s not important to know what the networks handle a civil matter; think is the most important thing he said. Trust me, it’s not. M orrow C ounty deputy The clerk’s office at the cour 2. Read the last paragraph of any newspaper report on politicians. responded to the Irrigon area to thouse in Heppner reports issu Newspapers put what they think is the most important thing in the first investigate a juvenile problem. ing the following m arriage paragraphs-“ Smutz pounded the table as he shouted down Sumooz at the League of Non-Voters last evening.” Then they put what they think is Investigation is continuing; licenses: the least important thing in the last paragraph-“ Smutz prefers a sales tax Morrow County S heriffs of December 31, 1991: Donald to an increase in the income tax.” You, of course, should know the last fice dispatched the Boardman am William Townsend, Heppner; thing and who cares about the first thing. bulance to a residence on Mt. and 3. Use campaign material from candidates to start the fire. Candidates Hood Ave. in Boardman for an Jeanette E. Earlywine, have a way of rewriting history and making idle promises in their cam eight year old male with an in Heppner. paign literature. But pay attention to the campaign material that some special jury. Transport was made to the interest group sends to you. The really important thing is who the folks UAD. are that are against your man. If the group that hates rich folks is against January 16: Morrow County some candidate, and you hope to get off the welfare rolls, then you know deputy arrested Jeffrey Randall who to support. Metcalfe, 24, Turlock, CA. for 4. Don’t listen to anything your friends or neighbors say. All they know Annette Jane Richards, 33, is how many girls the guy has slept with or how often he visits the Borneo Unauthorized Use of a Motor witch doctor. All good stuff, they read it in the ‘National Inquirer’. But Vehicle. Deputy also recovered Heppner-Failure to Stop for Pedestrian in Crosswalk, $46 not helpful in making a decision on who should run the country, if for a vehicle stolen out of California. no reason other than it ain’t true. Metcalfe was lodged at Benton fine; 5. Don’t over do. Stop all investigation at least a month before the elec Jack Alexander Little, 65, County Jail. Two juveniles were tion. This allows time to digest what you may have learned and to think Heppner-Failure to W ear Safety taken into temporary custody; out the thing unencumbered by a continuing barrage of information. Belt, $11 fine; Morrow County S heriff s of Besides, if the campaign gets ugly with mud slinging, it’ll probably he Melvin Monroe McDaniel, 45, fice dispatched the Fossil am in the last month and you’ll miss the mess. bulance to a residence for a Heppner-Failure to Wear Safety Above all, don’t get discouraged in the process. If we just limit the in Belt, $10 bail forfeited; female with an illness; take of political propaganda, and the output of political contributions, we Jacklyn I. Robinson, 23, Morrow County deputy con can make this a barely tolerable process. If you do get discouraged, just Heppner-Improper Passing, $53 take a look at any other country. That should be encouraging. tacted a subject regarding a civil bail forfeited; matter; Robert Henry Ackerman, 61, M orrow C ounty deputy Snoqualmie, WA.-Exceeding the responded to W. Extension Ir Maximum Speed, 65 mph in a 55 rigation regarding a broken win The South Morrow Commun- wide variety of ancient and con mph zone, $46 bail forfeited; dow at their shop. Amount of tiy Choir will present its winter tem p o rary m usic w ill be C arl H arley G lenn, 4 3 , vandalism damage was unknown; program Sunday, January 26 at performed. M orrow C ounty deputy Stanfield-Exceeding the Max Admission is free and everyone 7 p.m. at St. Patrick Church. responded to Big River Farms imum Speed Limit, 64 mph in a is invited to attend. Director Bob Isted said that a and began investigation of 55 mph zone, $46 fine; Victor Allen Klinger, 39, suspicious circumstances regar ding a payroll check. Investiga Lexington-Driving Uninsured, $46 fine; Exceeding the Max tion is continuing; vehicle repairer. He also qualified Stuart J. Walker, son of James M orrow C ounty deputy imum Speed Limit, 65 mph in a for the Army college Fund from and Sara Walker of Heppner, has responded to an accident on 1-84, 55 mph zone, $46 bail forfeited; Harrison M. Raymond, 69, which he will receive $22,800 in enlisted in the U.S. Army. He mile post 171. Morrow County Lexington-Failure to Drive Right will leave for eight weeks of basic educational expenses once he S heriffs office dispatched the completes his three-year Army training at Ft. Jackson, S.C ., on Boardman ambulance to the scene Side o f Centerline, $22 fine. commitment. September 15. Upon completion then advised to disregard. Depu of basic, he will attend advanced ty was unable to locate accident; Walker is a 1988 graduate of individual training at Aberdeen Arlington High School and at M orrow C ounty deputy Compliments of the Morrow County Grain Growers Proving Ground, M d., to prepare tended Willamette University, responded to Brown’s truck stop for his assignment as a wheel Salem. in Irrigon to investigate a report Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1992 o f juveniles beating on a vending Soft White *4.57 machine. Suspects were gone Jan . F eb. *4.60/*4.64 upon deputy’s arrival. *4.65 January 17: Morrow County M a rc h N ew C ro p *4.16 deputy began investigation of a Barley hunting complaint on Eastern J a n .-M a rc h *106 Oregon Farms; N ew C ro p ‘ 105 Morrow County deputy began investigation of vandalism to a boat at the Irrigon Marina: Morrow County S heriffs of fice responded to a residence in West Glen area regarding a juvenile matter. Matter was turn CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ed over to Childrens Service Division. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS January 18: Morrow County GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE deputy received a report of a /Ruffles 6V4oz. M)B 6oz. burglary o f tools from Ivan Driver o f Irrigon. Amount of Urtato Chips ea. Rice Mix value was undetermined. In Fresh Express 1 lb. Western Family 7.5oz. vestigation is continuing; Salad Mix Morrow County deputy ar-' Biscuits 4 for rested Larry Gene Hottel, 19, Ir 2lb. bag Assorted Cuts rigon, on two Morrow County resh Carrots < bag Pork Chops warrants for Failure To Ap- pear/Delivery o f a Controlled Radishes or Substance. Hottel was lodged at Beef Rib Steak Green Onions 4 bunches for Benton County Jail; Cottage 40lb. bag M orrow C ounty deputy Dry Yellow Onions I O V Dog Food assisted Heppner Police Depart ment with a domestic problem. Sunshine 20lb. bag January 19: Morrow County .Fresh Red Snapper *B**ib. Dry Cat Food deputies arrested Joseph Paul Western Family 2lb. Focht, 29, Irrigon, for Parole Violation. He was lodged at Ben \Fresh Whole Crab *®*# ib Brick Cheese ton County Jail; Hills 12oz. package Armour's 1877 3lb. Morrow County deputy made 4'\Doggies ___ ea. Beef Stick contact with a resident in Wilson Trailer Court, Irrigon, for a \ / H find ir Quarters 6 Pack 12oz. Cans Regular or Diet juvenile problem; < lb. Pepsi__________ M orrow C ounty deputy ^ T u rkey__________ responded to a neighborhood pro- 7 ^ Dan Orchard 32oz. Prices Good January 22nd through 28th blem on Washington St., Irrigon (j S p r e a d N. Court Heppner 676-9643 Turned out to be a civil matter; T / __^ ___, ^ __^ M orrow C ounty deputy ’ <Q k = = ) «76-9961
