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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 8, 1997 Jr. High Drama Club plans performance The Heppner Junior High School Drama Club has planned a performance of three one-act plays this Thursday and Friday, Jan 9 and 10, at the Heppner High School cafeterium The plays are "Twodunit", two mysteries, and "The Trial o f Amanda Marie Locks" (aka Goldie Locks) Dress rehearsal, open to the ublic, will be Thursday at 30 p m Admission is 50 cents The play performance will be Fnday at 7 p m Admission will be $2 for aaults and $1 for students Cast members include Jon Bennett, Brad Bowman, Jennifer Dilley, Kevin Drake. Tasha Hollis, Heidi Kurts, John McKinny, Jody Maddern, Kristin Nesse, Laura Nesse, David Norton, Leland Rill, Paula Spicerkuhn and Molly Turrell Sally Walker is drama advisor with the assistance of Ruth Norton. Stage hands are Kelly Paullus and Sam VanLiew. Heppner Junior High School Drama Club members practice for up coming play Sheriff's Report The Morrow County Sheriffs office reports dis patching the following busi ness during the past week: Jan 1 : Boardman Police Dept, received report o f shots fired in parking lot o f Sand- P rescrip tion P rofiles for 1 9 9 6 availab le upon req u est for in su ran ce or ta x purposes. j^Mui/uujy tk§„ 217 North Main Heppner 676-9158 ¿Mail 3 t <4m has added T A N N IN G services! Get ready for summer! Fight the winter doldrums! Introductory offer: 10 tans fo r $25. Call 676-9644 to schedule your appointment. California Tan & Australian Gold products Memorial Clinic will be closed Monday, Jan. 20. Morrow County officials sworn in Newly elected Morrow County officials were swom-in in a ceremony at the Morrow County Courthouse Monday, Jan 6 County Judge Louis Carlson swore in Morrow County Clerk Barbara Bloodsworth, who, in turn, conducted the ceremony for commissioner John Wenholz and tax collector Gayle Gutierrez Sheriff Roy Drago and surveyor Denny Edwards, also recently elected, were unable to attend "The people in government are what counts," commented Carlson "We rank at the very top in talent, skills and efficiency." (L-R): Louis Carlson, John Wenholz, Gayle Gutierrez, Barbara Bloodsworth piper Apts., Boardman; 1-84 Patterson Ferry off-ramp; the Army Corps o f Engineers License. Oregon Dept, o f Trans Morrow County Sheriffs Jan. 2: Heppner Police Dept, were notified; portation flagging crew re received a report of a barbecue office dispatched the Board- Morrow County deputy ported roadway wash out at and other items stolen from investigated a report from Irri man ambulance for a two year Anson Wright Park. A log had outside the Heppner Neigh gon o f a possible gas siphon old believed to be having a blocked the culvert. Highway borhood Center; seizure. The ambulance was ing; 207 at milepost 11-13 was cancelled and the child was Morrow County deputy Boardman Police Dept, closed and ODOT was dis responded to a report o f a dog received a report o f kids who transported to the doctor by patched so traffic could be di bite in lone. The dog was in its had shot a goose in the wing private vehicle; verted; Heppner Police Dept, own yard and the subject and were mistreating it; Boardman Police Dept, re reached over to pet it. It turned received a report o f a dog in a Heppner Police Dept, re ceived a request for an officer out to be a scratch; ceived a report o f a dog that jeep for hours on Main Street at the Boardman Texaco. in Heppner. The dog appeared Morrow County deputy res had been hit by a car and was Someone reported that a per ponded to a report o f a sus lying injured in the parking lot to be hot; son had stuck a gun in his picious red Toyota pickup o f the R&W Drive-in. Morrow County Sheriffs face; with big tires around a home Jan. 5: Morrow County office received a report o f a Boardman Police Dept, in Irrigon; Sheriffs office received a pickup at Bakes, Irrigon, that arrested Sean Elliott Ferguson, Morrow County deputy report o f a female screaming was hit by a hit-and-run 23, on charges o f Assault and responded to a report o f a "pistola" and "policia" in lone; vehicle; Menacing. Ferguson w as cited suspicious brown Monte Carlo Morrow County Sheriffs Morrow County Sheriffs and released on his own with 2-3 adult males in the office received another report office and the Oregon Dept, o f recognizance; driveway o f a home on Kunze o f an upset female. Enriquez Transportation received a re Morrow' County deputy Road in Boardman; Flores was arrested for Failure port o f a dead deer in the fast arrested Juan Luis Martinez Boardman Emergency Medi to Appear on a Possession o f a lane on 1-84 eastbound, mile Arias, 19, on charges o f Rape cal Technicians received a Control Substance charge and post 161; I, Sodomy I, and Burglary. He request for an ambulance at Providing False Information. Morrow County Sheriffs was lodged at the Umatilla the Riverside High School Flores was lodged at the office received a report of County Jail; gym for a girl with an injury; Umatilla County Jail; ornaments and other items Morrow County deputy Morrow County deputy Boardman Police Dept, re missing from a porch o f an responded to a report o f a responded to a report o f a ceived a report of a fight at the Irrigon residence; motor vehicle accident by woman destroying her own Boardman BP station. The Morrow County Sheriffs Gregg’s Tavern in Irrigon. A home and then knocking out vehicle had left the scene; office received a report o f pickup had run into the fence the windows o f another per Boardman Police Dept, re dogs that hadn't been fed from by the tavern and was trying to son's car. ceived a report o f two three- around six days at a residence get away. The subject had Oregon State Police received wheelers in an open field on in Heppner; already made contact w ith the a report o f a theft o f three N.E. Third Street; Morrow County Sheriffs victim; beagle puppies valued at $250 Morrow County Sheriffs office and the Oregon State Morrow County Sheriffs each while the resident was office dispatched the lone Fire Police received a report o f a office received a report o f away from their home on Gun Dept, for a stove on fire at a semi-truck with a low boy calves out on Old Highway Club Road north o f 1-84 near residence on Second Street in weaving in and out o f the 730. The calves were returned; the Army Depot. lone; lanes on 1-84 eastbound, mile Morrow' County Sheriffs Jan. 3: Morrow County Morrow County deputy post 151. Everything checked office received a report that deputy investigated a report of responded to a report by a out okay. the garbage transfer station be a possible theft of a T.V., VCR Pendleton woman of telephone tween Heppner and Lexington and speakers; harassment from a Boardman was broken into; Morrow County deputy resident. Morrow County Sheriffs responded to a report o f a care Jan. 6: Oregon State Police office received a complaint less driver near Park Place, received a report o f a vehicle from a Boardman resident Irrigon; at the Boardman exit traveling about neighbor's dogs chasing The Morrow County Gun Morrow County Sheriffs westbound in the eastbound animals; Club will be open Sunday, office dispatched the Board- lanes; Heppner Police Dept, re man ambulance for a five year Morrow County Sheriffs Jan. 12 at noon to begin its ceived a report o f a vehicle old with an illness; office received a report o f a weekly winter shooting sche stolen the previous night. The Morrow County Sheriffs burglar alarm at the BP station dule. vehicle was located, it had not A brief business and plan office received a report o f a in Irrigon. It turned out to be been stolen; ning meeting will be followed Level 2 on upper Hinton Creek an employee error; Heppner Police Dept, re and advised NW Weather that Oregon State Police received by an afternoon o f trap ceived a report o f the side door the level was dropping. Pio a report of a disabled slaughter shooting. All members and to Willow Lanes Bowling neer Memorial Hospital and truck on the side o f the road at interested persons are invited Alley was open and no one to attend. was there. 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