EIG H T - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 12, 2000
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Heppner Gazette-Times
WE PRINT
R in ey selected ya rd o f m onth
Rietmann-Enos
Births
H eather M a rie J u lio -a
daughter Heather Marie was bom
to Mike and Judy (Jepsen) Julio
on May 30, 2000 at St. Anthony
Hospital in Pendleton. The baby
weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. and was
19‘/ j ” long.
Shejoins a brother, David, 6, at
home. Grandparents are Chris
Julio o f Post Falls, Idaho, and John
and Jean Jepsen o f lone.
Noah James Lindsey-a son
Noah James was bom to Tracy
O ’ Brien and Jason Lindsey o f
Irrigon on June 16, 2000 at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 8
lbs. 4 oz.
Cap Gentry
When Cap Gentry retired from
the Morrow County Road
Department June 30 he had
worked for the department
between 25 and 26 years.
Gentry was bom in Portland but
has lived on Rhea Creek all o f
The Justice Court office at the
his life. He attended grade school
courthouse annex building in
and high school in Heppner,
Heppner reports handling the fol
graduating from Heppner High
lowing business:
School in 1958.
Brian Alan Schulze, 39, Plano,
A sort o f a jack o f all trades,
TX-Violation
o f the Basic Rule,
Gentry has worked at numerous
72 mph in a 55 mph zone, $111
and varied jobs. After high
school he worked for the Forest fine;
Travis Scott Badoux, 25,
Service for a short time; worked
at a veneer plant and sawmill; Hermiston-Violation o f the Basic
attended Eastern Oregon State Rule, 73 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$111 fine;
College at LaGrande; worked for
Larry Joe W ood a ll, 18,
Kinzua, set chokers; took a
Heppner-Failure
to Register Ve
correspondence
course
in
hicle, $57 fine;
electronics; enlisted in the Navy,
D eniece
Matthews
stationed in San Diego; owned a
Derbyshire,
50,
Hermiston-Viola-
Richfield service station in
Condon; worked for the state; tion o f the Basic Rule, 79 mph in
worked on several ranches; a 55 mph zone, $132 fine;
T yler C layton D avis, 18,
worked at sawmills in Heppner
Heppner-Dnving
Uninsured, $ 157
and Spray; did a six-year stint
fine;
with the county; drove trucks
Travis Barton Winters, 19,
hauling timber; drove trucks for
Heppner-Violation
o f the Basic
Morrow Grain Growers; and then
finally returned to the county Rule, 74 mph in a 55 mph zone,
road department as an equipment $87 fine;
operator, running blade for the
Clint William Bellamy, 19, Lex-
last "19 years, seven months."
mgton-Disobeyed Stop Sign, $147
Gentry, 60, says that if he has fine;
time and anyone needs blading
M arc Jason A n gell, 27,
done, he will be available. He Heppner-Violation o f the Basic
doesn't have any set plans, Rule, 82 mph in a 55 mph zone,
except to enjoy his retirement $132 fine;
with
short trips, camping,
Joshua Travis Peck, 25, Lex
hunting, fishing, metal detecting,
ington-Violation o f the Basic Rule,
amateur geology and working
73 mph in a 55 mph zone;
around the house.
Ashley Deb Ropp, 18, Lexing
He and his wife, Raelene, have ton-Violation o f the Basic Rule, 77
a daughter, Dawna, who lives in
mph in a 55 mph zone, $ 132 fine;
Pilot Rock.
Ana C ecilia Erazo, 29,
Heppner-Driving while License
Suspended infraction. Failure to
Register Vehicle, Driving Unin
sured, $333 fine;
Wondra Lee Hart, 51, Imgon-
Violation o f the Basic Rule, 73
mph in a 55 mph zone, $77 fine;
Joey Blake Powell, 18, Ione-
Violation o f the Basic Rule, 81
mph in a 55 mph zone, $ 132 fine;
W illiam James Hurt, 49,
McMinnville-Violation o f the Ba
sic Rule, 75 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$111 fine.
Justice Court
Report
Nova Rietmann and Gene Enos
Nova Rietmann and Gene Enos, both Pendleton, have
announced their engagement to be married.
Nova is the daughter o f Harold and Sharon Rietmann, lone. She
graduated from lone High School in 1999 and is attending Blue
Mountain Community College. She is employed at Wal-Mart and
Godfather's Pizza in Pendleton.
Gene is the son o f Sophia Bearchum o f Athena. He graduated
ffdm Weston-McEwen High School in 1998 and is employed at
Radio Shack, Pendleton.
The couple plan an August 19, 2000, evening wedding at Athena.
Al and Linda Riney
Chamber to tour Port of Morrow
Heppner Chamber
of
Commerce members will take a
narrated driving tour o f the Port
o f Morrow facilities, including a
no-host lunch at the port, and a
tour o f Boardman on Tuesday,
July 18.
Members o f the Boardman and
Irrigon Chamber o f Commerce
Board o f Directors have been
invited to join the Heppner
Chamber for lunch, noon, at the
port.
The senior bus will depart from
the Klamath First Federal
parking lot, Heppner, at 8:30
a.m.
and
will
return
at
approximately 4 p.m.
Pre-registration is required.
Cost, including lunch, is $10.
The bus holds 18 people.
Contact the Chamber by Friday,
July 14, at 676-5536 for
reservations.
The home o f Al and Linda Riney, 345 Skyline Drive, Heppner,
has been selected as the Heppner Garden Club yard o f the month
for July.
The Rineys, who have lived at the new residence for about a
year, have done extensive work landscaping the yard and adding
flowers and decorative floral pots to their meticulous yard and
intricately patterned deck, which was built by Al. The house also
features a spectacular view o f Heppner.
The Rineys, a retired ranching couple who moved to Heppner
from Condon, say that while they are ahead o f schedule in the
landscaping projects they have planned, they still have a long ways
to go.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Gerald
L o cal students selected for
all-star tournam ent
Ryan
M atteson,
Blake
Knowles and Michael McCabe,
all students at Heppner High
School, were selected to play on
the 2000 Rising Star Summer
Classic Top Gun Challenge bas
ketball boys’ north team. Shelley
Rietmann, also o f Heppner, will
play for the girls’ team.
The all-stars were selected
from the 1999-2000 playing sea
son. The tournament is an Inter
mountain challenge between the
top players south and north o f the
Blue Mountains o f Eastern Or
egon.
Com* and join the celebration with
friends & family
in honor of
The all-stars are chosen from
all players who were not seniors
last year and will be playing next
season.
Heppner has the most players
attending o f any school in the re
gion.
The teams will play at Pilot
Rock on Friday, July 14. The girls’
game will start at 6 p.m., the boys’
game will begin at 8 p.m. The
teams will play again Saturday,
July 15 at Cove High School, with
the girls’ game at 6 p.m. and the
boys’ game at 8 p.m.
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Ray O'Neal
Ray O'Neal o f Heppner was
bom in Clovis, New Mexico, and
attended school in Fossil. He
enlisted in the Navy in 1954,
serving until 1957.
After his discharge from the
Navy, O'Neal went to work for
Kinzua, working in the mill until
1961. He then moved to
Wallowa, working for the Wayne
W o lff ranch as a ranch hand for
five years. He returned to
Kinzua, working in the woods as
a cat skinner until the logging
operation closed in 1978.
He was then hired by Guy Van
Arsdale on his road construction
company and was still with Van
Arsdale five years later when the
company shut down. That same
year O'Neal went to work for the
Morrow
County
Road
Department.
After retirement O'Neal says he
doesn't plan on doing anything
special, however he hopes to do
some fishing and visit relatives
he hasn't seen in a while. The
O'Neals plan to stay in Heppner.
O'Neal and his wife, Betty Lou,
have three children, Richard,
who lives in Pnneville; Jim, who
lives in Duvall, W A; and Donna
Maben,
Heppner;
and
10
grandchildren. Their daughter,
Susan, and two grandchildren
have passed away.
(Editor’s note: Angie Pedro was
out o f town and not available for
an interview.)
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