SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heopner, Oregon Wednesday, August 19, 1992
Engagements
Morrow County Sheriffs of
fice dispatched the Condon am
bulance to a business in Condon
Fairgrounds admission is $1
for a female with an unknown
per day.
illness;
Rodeo admission for the Mor
Morrow County deputy
row County show on Friday
responded to a report of loud
night, Aug. 21 is $3 for adults
music in the Lexington area.
and $1.50 for children 6-12.
August 14: Morrow County
Saturday and Sunday rodeo ad
Sheriffs office dispatched the
mission is $5 for adults and $3 for
Boardman ambulance to Lamb
children six to 12.
Weston. One male with an injury
Children under six are admit
was transported to Good
ted to the rodeos free.
Shepherd Hospital;
Morrow County deputies ar
rested Jaime Vargas, 26, Her-
By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager
miston, on an Assault II. Vargas
“ Hats off to Morrow Coun was lodged at Benton County Jail;
Morrow County deputy at
ty” ...to the youth who put forth
tempted
to locate a calf reported
their best efforts to represent our
loose
at
the
Boardman rest area.
communities; to the parents who
Deputy
was
unable to locate
put parenting ahead of selfish in
animal
upon
arrival.
terests; to the ranchers and
August 15: Morrow County
farmers who raise your food; to
Sheriff s office dispatched the
the business who ensure that we
Boardman ambulance to a
have a thriving Main Street; to
residence on Olive Court in
the teachers who spend more time
with our children than we do; to Boardman. One male was
transported to Good Shepherd
the hom em akers; to the
Hospital with an unknown illness;
volunteers who make events such
M orrow County deputy
as the fair and rodeo possible; to
responded
to the Irrigon area for
all the folks who work hard at
a
report
of
a burglary at a local
earning a living and do their very
business.
Investigation
is continu
best no m atter what their
ing.
Amount
of
value
was
designated job; to our ministers
unknown
at
press
time;
and churches; to our industry; to
Morrow County Sheriffs of
risk takers who believe change is
fice
dispatched the Boardman am
progress; to our city and county
workers; our government ser bulance to a motor vehicle acci
vices; to our many organizations dent on 1-84, mile post 170-171.
One person was transported to
who adopt streets, plant flowers,
sandblast buildings, plan ac Good Shepherd Hospital with
tivities for children; to all those unknown injuries;
Morrow County Sheriff s of
who look ahead and meet to plan
fice
dispatched the Spray Fire
for the future of our county and
Dept,
to a fire alarm at Spray
towns...the list goes on. Hats off
High
School;
to you and you and you.
Morrow County Sheriffs of
Enjoy the fair and all that goes
fice
dispatched the Arlington Fire
with it...Morrow County night,
Dept
to a grass fire inside
the Oregon Trail Pro-Rodeo per
Arlington;
formances, parade, Wednesday’s
M orrow County deputy
unique production and all the ex
assisted Oregon State Police
hibits. Support the 4-H and FFA
Livestock auction. Make a dona locate a possible drunk driver
northbound from Lexington;
tion or share the purchase of an
Morrow County deputies ar
animal with others. Many of our
rested
Mike Leonard Stanley, 29,
county youth save toward their
Irrigon,
for Assault IV, domestic.
college education by raising these
Stanley
was lodged at Benton
animals. Take a fair break and
County
Jail;
check out what the merchants
M orrow County deputy
have to offer at the annual Hepp
assisted
Oregon State Police
ner Sidewalk Sale all day Friday.
locate
a
speeding
motorcycle on
There’s something for everyone
Hwy.
730.
at the Morrow County Fair and
August 16: Morrow County
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo. “ Get
Sheriff s office dispatched the
your hat on and get going.”
Arlington ambulance to Ash
Court Street for one male w ith an
unknown illness. Transport was
made to Mid Columbia Medical
The Morrow County Sheriffs
Center
in The Dalles;
office at the courthouse in Hepp
Morrow
County Sheriffs of
ner reports dispatching the
fice
dispatched
the Heppner Fire
following business during the past
Dept
to
a
burning
barrel at the
week:
High
School.
Fire
was
August 11 : Morrow County
extinguished;
deputy responded to Irrigon for
Morrow County Sheriff s of
a report of a burglary. A
fice
dispatched the Boardman am
Panasonic VCR and a pioneer
bulance
to NW 2nd for one
compact disc player with a total
female
with
injuries. Female was
value of $650 was taken from
transported
to Good Shepherd
Darrel Ashcraft;
Hospital;
M orrow County deputy
Morrow County deputy took a
responded to the Irrigon area for
signed
stolen report from
a report of a prowler. Call was
Bennie
Reeves,
Irrigon. A 1988
unfounded.
Toyota
pickup
was
stolen from
August 12: Morrow County
their
residence
at
approximately
Sheriff s office dispatched the
Condon Fire Dept, to a field fire 6:30 p.m.;
M orrow County deputy
on Gilliam St in Condon;
responded
to a non injury acci
Morrow County Sheriff s of
dent
on
Depot
and Division. Bat’s
fice dispatched the Boardman
Towing
was
called;
Fire Dept, to a field fire at the
M orrow County deputy
Sunridge T railer Park in
responded
to a non injury acci
Boardman;
dent
on
Hwy
730 and 3rd St. W.
Morrow County Sheriff s of
August 17: Morrow County
fice dispatched the Condon Fire
deputy responded to Hwy 207
Dept to a grass fire on Hwy 19,
and Willow Creek Road for a
below the sewer plant;
Morrow County Sheriff s of motor vehicle accident. Investiga
fice dispatched the Boardman am tion is still underway;
M orrow County deputy
bulance to Lamb Weston. A
responded
to the Irrigon marina
female with an injury was
for
a
report
of children swimm
transported to Good Shepherd
ing
in
an
unauthorized area.
Hospital;
Deputy
was
unable to locate
M orrow County deputy
children
upon
arrival;
responded to investigate a
Morrow
County
Sheriff s of
juvenile problem in Irrigon;
fice
dispatched
the
Arlington
Fire
M orrow County deputy
Dept
to
1-84
mile
post
117
for
a
responded to investigate a
fire;
juvenile problem in Irrigon.
M orrow County deputy
August 13: Morrow County
responded
to the Irrigon area for
deputy responded to investigate a
a
report
of
suspicious persons;
report o f suspicious c ir
Morrow
County
Sheriff s of
cumstances in Irrigon;
fice
dispatched
the
Boardman
Morrow County deputies
Fire
Dept
to
a
field
fire
on Falhcr
responded to investigate a
Road.
juvenile problem in Boardman;
During the week of August
Morrow County Sheriff s of
10-17
Morrow County deputies
fice dispatched the Boardman
assisted
one motorist.
Fire Dept to a fire on Miller Lane
August
18: Morrow County
in Boardman;
deputy
responded
to take a report
Morrow County Sheriff s of
of
telephone
harassment;
fice dispatched the Heppner am
M orrow County deputy
bulance to a residence in Hepp
responded
to Pauls to take a
ner. One juvenile was transported
report
of
a
possible
assault. Call
to Pioneer Memorial Hospital
was
unfounded.
with an unknown injury;
Chamber Chatter
W eim ar — Grieb
Julie Grieb and Mark Weimar have announced their engagement
to be married.
Julie is the daughter of Virginia Grieb of Lexington and Gary Grieb
of Boardman. She attended Heppner High School, Oregon State
University and is currently enrolled at the University of Maryland.
Julie is the manager of volunteer training at National 4-H Council
in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
Mark is the son of John and Margie Weimar of Condon. He at
tended Condon High Scool, Oregon State University and Iowa State
University. Mark works on dairy policy for the U.S. Department
of Agriculture in Washington D.C.
The couple plans to be married on Saturday, October 3 at the Con
don United Church of Christ.
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
There were 102 people present for the senior dinner August 12.
Three meals were taken out. Members of the lone United Church
of Christ served. Host and hostess for August are Everett Keithley
and Maude Hughes. Lonnie Edmondson won the meal ticket, Daisy
Collins the door prize given by Murray Drug Store and Ida Sue Scott
and George Storm received guest gifts. Mr. Storm is Nadine Toombs’
father. He has just recently moved to Heppner.
The menu for the birthday dinner Aug. 26 will be salad bar, rolls,
ice cream and cake. Members of the Catholic Church will serve.
The seniors will sell pie and coffee at the fair again this year on
Wed., Thurs., and Fri., from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Jeannette Town
send is the chairman. Her help is especially appreciated as she is
not a senior citizen.
A bus load of seniors enjoyed a trip to the Oregon Trail Interpretive
Center at Baker City on Friday, Aug. 14. They went the scenic route
via Ukiah, making a stop at Sumpter. They returned through
LaGrande to Hilgard Park and back to Ukiah, arriving home bet
ween 8:30 and 9 p.m. "A long tiring day, but well worth going,”
said a spokesperson.
Quilting will resume on Monday, Aug. 24 at 1 p.m. Exercise will
start on Tuesday, Aug 25 at 10 a.m.
v
The housing authority will meet at the Senior Center on Monday.
Aug. 31, 7 p.m.
4-H horse show
announce winners
Char Coe manuevers her horse through the Western Trail Ride
during the 4-H Horse Show.
Jaclynn Hughes was the begin
ner all-around winner at the 4-H
horse show held August 2 at the
Morrow County Fairgrounds.
Angela Munkers was junior all-
around, Kelsie Evans, in
termediate all-around and Karen
McKendry. senior all-around.
Brenda Holtz was high point in
dividual and Kelsie Evans was the
overall
cham pion
horse
showmanship winner. They will
receive their awards on awards
night Saturday Aug 22 at the
Morrow County Fair.
Sponsor of the beginner all-
around is the Bryan Timms fami
ly of Irrigon; junior all around.
Dobyns Pest Control, lone; in
termediate and senior all-around
Lexington Machine Works Al
and Jean Brazell; high point in
dividual Norene Veterinary
Clinic and overall champion
horse showmanship Kinzua Corp.
Other horse show winners are
as follows:
Cham pion showm anship:
beginning-Erin Beamer; junior-
Angela Munkers; intermediate-
Kelsie Evans; senior-K ris
Bedortha
Champion western equitation:
beginner-Erin Crowell: junior-
Angela Munkers; intermediate-
Kelsie Evans; senior-K ris
Bedortha.
Champion colt western
equitation-Laurel Temple; colt
ground training-Erin Crowell.
Champion English equitation:
beginner-Erin Crowell; junior-
Casey Evans; intermediate-Kelsie
Evans; senior-Karen McKendry.
Champion hunt seat over
fences: beginner and junior-
Casey Evans; intermediate and
senior-Rondi Robinson.
Champion
trail
horse:
beginner-Jaclynn Hughes, junior-
Angela Munkers; intermediate-
Kelsie Evans; senior-Karen
McKendry.
Champion advanced equitation:
senior-K aren
M cKendry;
intermediate-Rondi Robinson;
junior-Casey Evans.
Champion bareback equitation
rider: beginner-Erin Crowell;
junior-A ngela
M unkers;
intermediate-Jossie Evans.
Champion
all-around
showman-Kelsie Evans; reserve-
Char Coe.
We sell
Rubber Stamps
Fair, rodeo
prices listed
Sheriff’s Report
PUBLIC NOTICE
MARTIN/NOTCH FOREST
PLANTATION
FERTILIZATION
USDA-Forest Service
Umatilla National Forest
Heppner Ranger District
Morrow and Wheeler Counties,
Oregon
On August 17, 1992, Heppner
D istrict Ranger, Delanne
Ferguson, made a decision to im
plement the Martin/Notch Forest
Plantation Fertilization project on
the Heppner Ranger District.
These fertilization treatments
would enhance growth on plan
tations for the purpose of creating
cover for big game. The need for
the fertilization comes as a result
of loss of big game cover habitat
due to defoliation and tree mor
tality from spruce budworm and
bark beetles. Fertilization would
take place within planted units in
the following past sale areas;
M artin, Notch Seed Tree,
Elkhorn, and West End Seed
Tree.
The associated Decision Memo
and Analysis File are available
upon request from the Umatilla
National Forest, 2517 SW Hailey
Avenue, Pendleton, OR 97801
and the Heppner Ranger District,
P.O. Box 7, Heppner, Oregon
OR 97836.
This decision is subject to ap
peal pursuant to Forest Service
regulations at 36 CFR Part 217.
Appeals must be filed no later
than 45 days after the legal notice
of this decision was first publish
ed in the East Oregonian
newspaper, Pendleton, OR.
Notices of Appeals must meet the
requirements of 36 CFR 217.9.
Published: August 19, ]992_
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF WATER RIGHT
TRANSFER 6528
Lorraine M. Ladd (Ladd
Farms) filed an application with
the Water Resources Department
for an additional point of ap
propriation of water from a well
as provided by ORS 540.510 to
540.530.
Certificate 53547, in the name
of Elmer S. and Lorraine M.
Ladd, includes a right limited to
1.0 cubic foot per second from a
.well, with a priority date of
August 1, 1968, for Irrigation of
90.9 Acres and Supplemental Ir
rigation of 67.5 acres.
The point of appropriation for
this right is in the SW‘4 NW'4,
Section 8. T 1 S, R 24 E, W.M.;
1860 feet South and 580 feet East
from the NW comer of Section 8.
The applicant proposes to
change add an additional point of
appropriation in the NW'4
NWW, Section 7, T 1 S, R 24 E,
W.M.; 640 feet South and 1100
feet East from the NW comer of
Section 7.
Protests may be filed by per
sons who think their water right
may be injured by this change.
Additional information or forms
and rules for filing protests are
available '•om the W ater
Resources Department by calling
378-3739. If a protest is filed a
hearing may be held.
IF NO PROTEST IS FILED
BY SEPTEMBER 8, 1992, THE
CHANGE MAY BE APPROV
ED WITHOUT A HEARING.
Published: August 5, 12 and 19.
1992
PUBLIC NUTICE
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notary, custom made
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Morrow County Planning
Commission will hold a public
hearing Monday, August 31,
1992, at 7:30 p.m. at the Mor
row County Annex Building in Ir
rigon, Oregon. A public hearing
will be held on the following:
1. Application by Paul Hov-
inghoff for a Variance under Ar
ticle 7 of the Morrow County
Zoning Ordinance to place an ad
ditional manufactured home in a
Rural Residential Zone located in
Township 5 North, Range 26,
Section 25, Tax Lot 201.
Interested persons are invited
to the hearing to express their
views. Written, signed statements
will be considered. Reasons for
approval or disapproval should be
included in oral or written
statements.
Kent Goodyear,
Chairman
M orrow County Planning
Commission
Published: August 19, 1992
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1 CARD OF THANKS
We would like to sincerely
thank the Heppner I.O.O.F.
(Oddfellow) Lodge for their
financial support of our recently
completed awning project. As the
sandblasting shows, our store is
actually two buildings, with the
larger side being owned by the
I.O .O .F. lodge. The lodge,
specifically Randall Peterson,
Cliff Green and Amie Hedman,
supported us in our storefront
upgrade and were financially
responsible for their side, in
cluding sandblasting and the awn
ing. We would also like to thank
the VISION 2000 group who
worked on the grant for rural
downtown improvements which
pays the interest on storefront
renovations and which was ad
ministered by the Bank of Eastern
Oregon. A special thanks to Tim
Hedman whose painting condi
tions were less than ideal-with all
that sand everywhere, and to
George Koffler who went above
and beyond banking duties to help
coordinate the project. Carlson
Sign and Central Oregon Sand
blasting, both of Bend and Nor
thwest Neon of Corvallis were a
pleasure to work with and can be
highly recommended.
With the continued support of
you, our loycal customers, we
hope to continue serving you and
help keep Heppner a viable rural
downtown.
John and Ann Murray
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The Morrow County Court will
hold a public hearing on Wednes
day, August 26, 1992, at 10:00
a.m. at the Morrow County
Courthouse in Heppner. Oregon.
A public hearing will be held on
the following:
A public hearing to consider
the Amendments to Goal 4,
Forest Use Zone and Plan, to in
clude mandated rules by the
Oregon Legislature and other
amendments deemed necessary
by the Morrow County Planning
Commission.
Interested persons are invited
I would like to thank the bus
to the hearing to express their drivers who took the time to pro
views. Written, signed statements vide transportation to and from
will be considered. Reasons for swimming lessons. A thank you
approval or disapproval should be to the city of Heppner and lone
included in written or oral Pool for setting up the times. Also
statements.
thank you to Shane Palmer for
Louis A. Carlson
doing such a great job with the
kids. Thank you.
Judge
Morrow County
Bob, George, Kiel and Krystal
Published: August 12 and 19,
Naims
1992
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