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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 15, 1996 - THREE
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plans meeting
Eastern Oregon State Col
lege's Division of Extended
Programs will hold a meeting
in Heppner Wednesday, May
22, from noon to 2 p.m. to ex
plain continuing education op
portunities for nontraditional
time and placebound students.
This meeting will provide infor
mation regarding the pro
gram's External Degree in
Liberal Studies.
Those interested may call the
Umatilla/Morrow County cen
ter for details regarding the ses
sion and its location, 276-1260
ext. 245.
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ENVELOPES
EOSC programs
# A p p e a ra n c e s
The Morrow Soil and Water
Conservation District (SWCD)
will hold its annual free tree
give-away at the Pettyjohn
Building parking lot on Friday,
May 17, from 8 a.m.-noon. An
assortment of ponderosa pine,
Douglas-fir and a limited supp
ly of Englemann spruce will be
dispersed on a first-come, first-
served basis.
Morrow SWCD organizes the
dispersal of these excess trees
each year in cooperation with
the USDA Forest Service.
"Trees provide shade, wind
breaks and wildlife habitat as
will as minimize soil erosion,"
said a SWCD news release.
"Take advantage of this oppor
tunity and plan on planting a
few trees this spring to enhance
your property."
For more information, call the
SWCD office, 676-5452.
M o rro w C o u n tie s
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Tree give-away
Tessa Carlson from The Dalles.
Dalles will reign as queen of the
The rodeo events are: bare-
49th annual Spray Rodeo, May back riding, calf roping, break
25-26. Tessa is a 17-year-old away roping, saddle bronc
junior at The Dalles High
riding, bulldogging, wild cow
School.
milking, barrel racing, bull
Rodeo festivities will begin riding, wild horse race, kids' lA
Friday evening, May 24, when
mile pony race, ladies' V« mile
the first dance of the weekend
race, men's V 2 mile race, and a
will be held in the Spray High
14 mile relay race. For more in
School gym. Music will be pro formation, call 468-2442.
vided by Old Spice from Red
Following the rodeo, cowboy
mond.
poetry will be held at the Spray
Following the Friday night Grange Hall, with free admis
dance, the Buckaroo Breakfast, sion. For more information, call
sponsored by the Wheeler 489-3367.
County Fair court, will be held
Saturday evening, another
from midnight to noon at the dance will be held, with
school cafeteria.
another Buckeroo Breakfast
Saturday, May 25, the annual from midnight until noon
Eastern Oregon Half-Marathon Sunday.
will begin at 8 a.m. at Service
Sunday morning, Cowboy
Creek and end in Spray.
Church Service will be held in
The parade will begin at 11 the grandstands beginning at 9
a.m. starting at the Spray Gen a.m. Call 468-3161 for more
eral Store and ending at the information.
rodeo grounds. Judging will
The final performance of the
begin at 10 a.m., with ribbons rodeo will begin at 1 p.m. on
awarded in several categories. Sunday. The event winners
The rodeo begins at 1 p.m., will be awarded trophies in
with stock furnished by Craig each event and a hand-tooled
"Bo" Pinz P9 Rodeos, from breast collar, made by Patrick's
Parma, Idaho. The admission Saddlery in Mt. Vernon and
for the rodeo is $7 for adults donated by D.R. Johnson, will
and $3 for children under the be awarded to the all-around
age of 12. The announcer will cowboy.
be Jake Grossmiller from The
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M o rro w C o u n tie s
MCSD seeks
special students
needs
The Morrow County District
Attorney's office in Heppner
reports handling the following
b u sin ess during the past
month:
April 19: Nolan Douglas
McClatchy, 29, Milton-Free-
w ater, w as con victed of
criminal conspiracy to commit
burglary II, criminal conspiracy
to commit aggravated theft and
two counts of conspiracy to
commit unauthorized use of a
motor vehicle. The conviction
stems from a burglary of the
M orrow
C ounty
Grain
Growers in Lexington on Oc
tober 20, 1995. McClatchy was
ordered to serve eight months
in the Oregon State Pentiten-
tiary, pay $32,861 in restitution
and submit to evaluation and
residential treatment for drug
abuse on release from the
penitentiary. McClatchy was
also convicted of escaping from
the district court and ordered to
serve an eight m onths'
sentence to run concurrently;
Andrew E. Burt, 17, Hepp
ner, previously remanded to
adult court, was convicted of
criminal trespass I and ordered
to serve 30 days in the county
jail in two 15-day increments;
May 2: Tyson Lynn Doolin,
19, and Aaron Alexander
Anello, 17, both from the
Kelso-Longview, WA, area,
were convicted in adult court of
armed robbery and kidnapping
I. Doolin was tried as an adult
and Anello as a juvenile under
Oregon's new Ballot Measure
II, which allows for prosecu
tion of juveniles in adult court
for certain crimes, including
arm ed
robbery
and
kidnapping.
Doolin and Anella kidnapped
Brett Vernon T hom as, a
graduate
stu d en t
at
Washington State en route to
California looking for a job.
Thomas picked up Doolin,
Anello and two girls, Michele
Rae Kell and Laura Ann Leduc,
both 18 and also from the
Kelso-longview area. Dooling
pulled a pistol which he held to
the victim's head, took $200
and Thomas' pickup. They
dumped Thomas off two miles
south of 1-84 on highway 74.
The two girls were convicted
of conspiracy to commit the
unauthorized use of motor
vehicle. They were not charg
ed with the other crimes
because they were locked in the
back of the pickup during the
incident. Sentencing has ten
tatively been set for June 20 or
w hen the pre-sentence in
vestigation is completed.
Janet B. Griffin, Irrigon, was
charged with contempt of court
for failure to pay child support.
After a hearing Griffin was
ordered to serve 30 days in the
county jail.
James Howard Stark, 30, Ir
rigon,
charged
with
unauthorized use of a motor
vehicle and unlawful posses
sion of a firearm, failed to ap
pear for a jury trial May 2. A
bench warrant was issued for
Spray Rodeo to be held May 25-26
P ro se c u to r
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U m a tilla C o u n ty
Births
his arrest.
Clayton Robert Shuman, 25,
Irrigon, was convicted of driv
ing while revoked, he was fin
ed $550 and ordered to pay
assessm ents. A 30-day jail
sentence was suspended on the
condition that he commit no
crime during a two-year proba
tionary period.
M u n ic ip a l C o u rt
Ju d g e
Brienna Louise- a daughter
Brienna Louise was born to
Kimberle Wright and Greg
M ekayla Shae K indle-a Williamson on April 18, 19% at
daughter Mekayla Shae was Good Shepherd Community
bom to Becky and Jim Kindle Hospital in Hermiston. The
of Pendleton on March 5, 1996 baby weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz.
s at St. Anthony Hospital in
Her grandparents are Judy
Pendleton.
Wright of Redmond, Ken
■ Her grandparents are Tom Wright of Heppner and Jan
and Sue Norton, and Mick and Williamson of Meacham. Her
ILaRae Kindle, all Heppner. great-grandparents are Glenn
Great-grandparents are Mr. and Lenna Smith of Heppner
and Mrs. Doyle McAninch, and Louise Murray of Unity.
Newberg, Elmer Heath, Hepp
Caren Guadalupe Llamas-a
ner, Betty Heath, Hermiston,
daughter
Caren Guadalupe
Mr. and Mrs. John Loveless,
was
born
to
Veronica and Joel
Wasco, and Mr. and Mrs.
Llamas
of
Boardman
on April
Ralph Norton, Kamiah.
22, 1996 at Good Shepherd
Jonathan Zachary VanGor- Community Hospital. The baby
der-a son, Jonathan Zachary
weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz.
was born to Kalinn and Jon
Karina Lomas-a daughter
VanGorder of Boardman on
Karina was born to Maira and
March 14, 1996 at Good Shep
Valentin Lomas of Irrigon on
herd Community Hospital. The
April 26, 1996 at G ood
baby weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz.
S h ep herd
C om m unity
Rosa Andrea Medrano-a
Hospital. The baby weighed 8
daughter Rosa Andrea was
lbs. 4 oz.
born to Angelina and Roque
Medrano of Boardman on
Kaid Nicolas Peck-a son Kaid
March 17, 19% at Good Shep Nicolas was born to Judy Peck
herd Community Hospital. The of Heppner on April 26, 1996.
baby weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz.
The baby weighed 9 lbs. 5 oz.
Rickey Etep Sanchez-Villa- His grandparents are Mr. and
gomez-a son Rickey Etep was Mrs. Richard Peck of Heppner,
bom to Maria Villagomez and great-grandparents are Mr. and
Augustin Sanchez of Board- Mrs. H.G. Peck of Heppner.
man on March 18,19% at Good
D estin ee Joy D en nis- a
Shepherd Community Hospi
daughter
Destinee Joy was
tal. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 0
born
to
Kimberly
and Greg
oz.
Dennis of Pendleton on April
Elizabeth Mary West- a
30, 1996 at St. Anthony Hospi
daughter Elizabeth "Betsy"
tal in Pendleton. The baby
Mary was born to Mary and
weighed 6 lbs. 5 oz.
Clay West of lone on March 19,
She joins a brother, Austin,
19% at St. Anthony Hospital in
4, at home. Her grandparents
Pendleton. The baby weighed
are Merlin and Claudia Hughes
7 lbs. 7 oz.
of Heppner, Larry and Rolinda
She joins a sister, Katy, at
Burd of Pendleton, and John
home. Her grandparents are
and Susan Dennis of Texas.
Jim and Carlene West of lone,
Her great-grandparents are Ebb
and Penny French of Pendle
and Pauline Hughes of Hepp
ton, and the late Pete French.
ner, Corleen Coe of Walla
Erica Guzman-a daughter Walla, Washington, and Harry
Erica was born to Amalia and and Regina Dennis of Ohio.
Octavio Guzman of Boardman
on March 27, 1996 at Good
Shepherd Community Hospi
tal. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 6
oz.
Luis Manuel Navarro-a son
Luis Manuel was born to Mag
dalena and Juan Navarro of
Schools in Morrow and Uma
Boardman on March 30, 19% at
tilla
counties are attempting to
Good Shepherd Community
locate
all persons between birth
Hospital in Hermiston. The
and
21
years old not enrolled in
baby weighed 5 lbs. 7 oz.
school
who may have special
James Timothy Creason-a
needs.
The
special needs may
son James Timothy was bom to
concern
hearing,
v isio n ,
Beth and John Creason of Irri-
sp
eech
,
language,
health,
gon on March 31,19% at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital nutrition, learning, develop
in Hermiston. The baby weigh mental delay, transportation,
behavior management, mental
ed 8 lbs. 3 oz.
retardation,
birth defects, or
John Douglas Wilson-a son
thopedic
or
spinal problems,
John Douglas was born to
autism
or
other
disabilities.
Sarah and Ryan Wilson of
The
Morrow
County
School
Heppner on April 1, 1996 at
District
asks
that
anyone
know
Good Shepherd Community
ing
of
any
child
who
may
need
Hospital in Hermiston. The
special
education
services
due
baby weighed 8 lbs. 7 oz.
to
any
of
these
conditions,
to
Michell Gonzalez-a daughter
contact
them
at
270
W.
Main,
Michell was bom to Josefina
and Victor Gonzalez of Board- Box 368, Lexington, OR 97839,
man on April 2, 1996 at Good 989-8202, or call the Umatilla-
Shepherd Community Hospital Morrow School Resource and
in Hermiston. The baby weigh Referral, 1-800-927-3847.
ed 8 lbs. 8 oz.
Margarita Calvillo-a daugh
ter Margarita was born to
Teresa and Guillermo Calvino
of Boardman on April 4, 1996
at Good Shepherd Communi
ty Hospital in Hermiston. The
baby weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz.
Austin James Vance-a son
Austin James was born to Mar
tha and James Vance of Board-
man on April 8, 1996 at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital
in Hermiston. The baby weigh
ed 5 lbs. 8 oz.
Boyd Allen Macomber-a son
Boyd Allen was bom to Sandra
Hulse and Jeffrey Macomber of
Boardman on April 8, 1996 at
Good Shepherd Community
Hospital in Hermiston. The
baby weighed 8 lbs. 12 oz.
Kayla Dawn and William
Glenn Wallace-a twin daughter
Kayla Dawn and twin son
William Glenn were born to
Valerie Garver and Shane
Wallace of Irrigon on April 8,
19% at Good Shepherd Com
munity Hospital in Hermiston.
Kayla weighed 3 lbs. 4 oz and
William weighed 4 lbs. 0 oz.
Anna Maria Ayala-a daugh
ter Anna Maria was born to
Sheri and Jose Ayala Zaragoza
of Irrigon on April 16, 19% at
Good Shepherd Community
Hospital in Hermiston. The
baby weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz.
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