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The Heppner Garden Club beautification project for this
installed officers for 1997-99 at summer.
their June meeting. Verna Bnnda
The representative to the
was elected president; Peggy convention of the Oregon State
Connor, vice-president; Eleanor Federation of Garden Clubs at
Gonty, secretary; and Bebc Lincoln City June 16-20 will be
Munkers, treasurer.
Jane Rkwlins.
The scholarship committee
reported that the annual $500
agriculture scholarship was
awarded to Rick Worden at Marriage Licenses
commencement
The Morrow County Clerk’s
Members participating in the
office
at the courthouse in Hepp
Memonal
Dinner
project
ner
reports
issuing the following
reported that concensus at an
marriage
licenses
during the past
evaluation meeting was that the
attempt was a success and may three weeks:
May 30: Douglas Lory Nelson,
be worth continuing another
year. Evaluation and suggestion 44, Imgon; and
notes were placed in the guest
Karen Kay Thomason, no age
record at the museum for future given, Imgon.
use.
Forrest William Day, 23, Irri-
A decision was made to make gon;and
the care of the permanent
Julie Marne Nelson, 20, Im
planters on the Morrow County
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fairgrounds
the
civic
June 4: Timothy Lawrence
Haberstich, 38, Boardman; and
Sheryl Lynn Getty, 40, Board-
W .C .C .C . Golf
man.
Ladies' 18 Hole Invitational,
June 10
Low gross of the field, Lynn
Liebe; low net of the field, Sally
Dyer and Luvilla Sonstegard.
Low gross, Condon: Nikki
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Low gross, Kinzua: Linda
Dunn; low net, Jan Crawford.
Low gross, Umatilla: Kathy
Shuler; low net, Barbara Lynch.
Low gross, Pendleton: Vir
ginia Roberts; low net, Dolores
Cahill.
Low gross, Boardman: first
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Doreene Pitzer, second Karyl
Meagley; low net, Maxine
Camck and Judy Hughes.
Low gross, Heppner-first Jan
Paustian, second Karen Wied-
man, third Susan Atkins; low net,
first Bernice Lott and Karen
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Morgan, second Joyce Dinkins
and Lorrene Montgomery.
K.P. #4: Kinzua, Arlene
Schroder; Boardman, Karyl
Neagley; Umatilla, Barbara
Lynch; Pendleton, Lynn Liebe;
Heppner, Bev Gunderson.
Long drive: home Bev Gun
derson; guest, Barbara Hinkle
and Kathy Shuler.
Birdies: Pendleton, Lynn
Liebe #10, Nancy Harsch #1;
Umatilla, Cindy Griffith.
Chip ins: Boardman, Flora
Bell #8, Doreene Pitzer #6 and
#8; Heppner, Bev Gunderson #7.
By Shelby Krebs
lone Middle School held their
awards ceremony on May 27.
After being welcomed by princi
pal Dick Allen, Barbara Collins
and Dean Robinson presented the
fall sports awards. Steve Schaber
and Dale Holland presented the
basketball awards; Robinson then
presented the track awards. He
noted that the girls’ team finished
first at district and many school
records were met or broken.
Robinson gave the Great Auk
awards to participating students.
Shelby Krebs, Jennifer Thomp
son and Jeremy Rietmann re
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arts
award.
Kelley Swarat presented Krebs
with the social studies award.
Thompson was the recipient of
the science award.
Schaber honored the six stu
dents taking integrated math
ematics this year. They were
Chanssa Gates, Cory Bennetto,
Allison Halvorsen, Jeremiah
McElligott, Rietmann, and Krebs.
Dick Allen then gave out the
honor roll and attendance awards.
Thompson and Rietmann re
ceived the citizenship awards.
Cake and ice cream were
served in honor of the Class of
2001 by the lone Parents’ Group.
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Tours of interest have been
scheduled at the Hermiston
Agricultural
Research
and
Extension Center (HAREC).
The Irrigated Cereal Research
tour will be held on Friday, June
20, from 7:30-8:30 a m. at the
HAREC at the southwest comer
of the valley pivot.
Matt Kolding, OSU cereal
breeder, emeritus, will discuss
the lmgated cereal research he is
Junior
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DO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW
HAVE A GAMBLING PROBLEM?
Morrow County District Attor
ney William Hanlon has con
ducted the following cases.
James Elmer Starr, 64, Hepp
ner, was convicted of two counts
A ttem pted B /Felony Sexual
Abuse I on March 20, and sen
tenced by Judge Jeffrey Wallace
to five years probation and 90
days jail on each count for a total
of 180 days to be served consecu
tively, and the following condi-
tions-attend sex offender treat
ment program, submit to blood
sample for DNA testing, register
as a sex offender, have no con
tact with the victim, no contact
with minors, submit to a poly
graph, have no sexually explicit
material, no alcohol, attend AA,
have alcohol and drug counseling
and alcohol treatment program,
and standard conditions. Also pay
unitary assessment of $94 on each
count, county jail assessment of
$59 on each count and LE medi
cal assessment o f $5 on each
count.
John Wesley Rumbelow, 19,
Boardm an, was convicted o f .
Theft I-C/Felony on May 22 and
sentenced by Judge Jeffrey
Wallace to 18 months probation,
40 hours com munity service
work, pay a unitary assessment of
$94, $500 fine suspended, resti
tution of $700 to Kegler’s Sentry
Market, attorney fees of $310,
county jail assessment of $59 and
LE medical assessment of $5.
Ricardo Sanchez Rodriguez,
28, Hermiston, was convicted of
Assault 2-B/Felony on May 29
and sentenced by Judge Jeffrey
Wallace to 70 months in jail, 3
years probation, restitution of
$386.40 to Good Shepherd Com
munity Hospital, $219.00 to Her
miston Head and Neck Clinic, and
$26.45 Boardman Pharmacy.
Rodriguez was also convicted of
Initiating a False Report-C/Mis-
demeanor on May 29 and sen
tenced by Judge Jeffrey Wallace
to 30 days in jail to run concur
rent with the first count.
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by Pete Strawick
PT1 Communications
is happy to announce that the
communications
Bank of Eastern Oregon
is now accepting telephone payments for PTI customers at
both the Heppner Branch, located at 279
North Main in Heppner, OR, and the lone
Branch, located at Main and Green in
lone, OR, during regular business hours.
conducting.
A tour of reclamation grass
plots will be held Monday, June
23, from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the
HAREC on the west side of
Pierce pivot adjacent to Hinkle
Road. Jeff McMorran, OSU
Extension agent, will conduct a
tour of the reclamation grass
plots.
Everyone is invited to attend.
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