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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April Artist a ™ page 1 development ot the Heppner community is well known by many families descended from the men and women who brought the industry to the Willow Creek Valley. Many other families also realize the im pact th is p ro m in en t enterprise had on the shaping of the culture and o f the retail and services segments o f the society. The next mural will deliver this message clearly. To finance the mural, the committee is accepting free-will donations and will be offering limited-edition prints of Robert Walton’s new work. Additionally, the committee is now suggesting the “Piece of H e rita g e ” program for individuals who wish to make a small investment in the project. For $ 10, a person can sponsor the painting o f one square foot o f the new mural. At $10 per square foot, a sm all donation can thus contribute importantly to the completion o f the mural. The committee anticipates that some people will sponsor one foot each and some will sponsor several. One person has sponsored three square feet of the painting, one for each family member, and has said that she will be contacting siblings who once lived in Heppner to suggest that they also donate to the “piece o f heritage” program. Upon completion o f the Main Street and the sheep industry murals, a plaque at the on-site kiosk will list names of the contributors to the projects. In clu d ed am ong those contributors’ names will be the “piece of heritage” sponsors. For more information or to m ake a d o n atio n to the project, and to sponsor square feet of the mural, call Louis and Betty Carlson, 676-5302, Betty Mills, 676-5546, or the staff of Klamath First Federal. City council Sheriff's Report c o n tin u e d fro m p a g e l Canham for $5,100. It will be used m ainly as a snow removable vehicle. Canham said he would declare the current snow removal pickup, which has some damage, as surplus property to be sold off. Voted to pay $100 per month for a portable rest room to be placed during summer months at the BMX track at Hager Park. Approved a 2.2 percent cost o f living increase for city em ployees and merit pay increases that could range up to 4 percent depending on an employee’s job performance. 4-H News Sew Happy The Sew Happy 4-H Club met April 4 at Sharon L ew is’ house. C atherine McElligott led the meeting. She supplied ingredients and the recipe to make Baklava, a nutty confection. Also attending were Destiny George, Maggie and Joe Armato, Sherilyn Peck, Kathryn Strouse and Kaylee Helfrecht. The club is planning a field trip to Pendleton to help start their next sewing project. At the clu b ’s next meeting, to be held May 2 at 10 a.m. at Sharon Lewis’ house, Emily Thompson will bring Quick and Easy Ground BeefAccoutromonde. Order Magnetic Door Signs HERE Heppner Gazette- Ti mes 676-9228 ii tk ii/ The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re ports handling the following busi ness: j a n . 24: M CSO , Heppner ambulance received a request for an ambulance from a caller in Heppner who reported his mother was con gested and having a hard time breathing. -M C SO , O regon State Police received a report from a caller on 1-84 east- bound that he was being tail- gated and blinded from the vehicle’s lights. -MCSO deputy cited Sozo Nathan Andrew' Payne, 21, for Exceeding the Maxi mum Speed Limit, 87 mph in a 65 mph zone. -M C SO , O regon State Police, Boardman Po lice Dept, received a report of a possible DUII on 1-84 west bound. The report was deter mined to be unfounded. -MCSO received a report from NORCOR that Melissa Ruth Taylor, 31, had an lrrigon Justice Court war rant for Failure to Pay Fine/ Driving while License Sus pended serv ed w hile at N O RC O R . A hold was placed for Morrow County. -MCSO received a report from a caller at MCGG in lone o f the theft o f anhy drous ammonia sometime last night. -M C SO , O regon State Police received a report from a caller o f a dump truck straddling both lanes of traffic on Sandhollow/Spur roads. -MCSO received a report o f a fire alarm. The alarm was cancelled. -MCSO deputies cit ed Jessi Manuel Sanchez, 20, for Violation of the Basic Rule, 73 mph in a 55 mph zone. No Operator’s License and No Insurance. -MCSO received a report from Bank o f Eastern Oregon, lrrigon, that it ap peared someone may have tried to pry open the back door of the bank. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a re quest for an ambulance in Boardman for an 81 -year-old female who was having trou ble breathing. The patient was transported to Good Shep herd M edical C en ter in Hermiston. -MCSO deputy cited Tiffany Nichole Rill, 23, for Violation of the Basic Rule, 79 mph in a 55 mph zone. -B oardm an Police Dept, officer cited Jose Pena Marquez, 47, for Failure to Perform Duties of a Driver-Hit and Run. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Heppner that she left her purse at GD’s Restaurant two days ago. -MCSO received a request for an extra patrol at the Heppner High School due to people parking in the hand icapped zone without permits. -B oardm an Police Dept, officer cited Betty Ann Jarrett, 38, for Forgery I. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a re quest for an extra patrol from a caller in Boardman due to possible gang activity. -MCSO received a report from a caller in Heppner that her daughter was late ar riving from Seattle. -MCSO deputy cited David Ralph Starkweather, 40, for DU 11 (BAC . 10). The vehicle was impounded. -MCSO, Boardman Police and Fire depts. re ceived a report o f an audible fire alarm at Riverfront Lodge in Boardman. It was deter mined the sauna set off the alarm. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, officers arrested PhiUp.Scott H edricks, ,40, on,. a Morrow County warrant for Contempt o f Court. -MCSO received a report from a caller in lrrigon that the neighbor’s vacant house has a pickup running out front and there were loud crashing noises coming from inside the house. It was deter mined the subjects were mov ing storage units. Jan. 25: MCSO dep uty cited Richard Henry Huxel, 49, for DUII (BAC .20), and Possession o f a Controlled Substance-Less than One Oz. Marijuana. The vehicle was towed. -MCSO deputy ar rested M iguel G onzalez- Ventura, 33, for Giving False Information, Failure to Carry and Present, with a hold placed for a Klamath Falls warrant for Failure to Appear/ Driving while License Sus pended. He was lodged at the Umatilla County Jail. -MCSO deputy re ported a window broken out o f a shop door at Looslie’s Auto Body in Lexington. The owner was contacted. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report of two subjects hunting ducks in the Boardman Marina. The caller wanted to know if firing weapons inside the city limits was allowed. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report from a caller that she believed her father passed away. All appropriate personnel were contacted. -MCSO deputy re ported a male subject who left the Heppner Chevron; the sub ject was possibly high on something. About 20 minutes later a caller in Heppner re ported the subject was at the caller’s residence; the caller wanted the subject to leave. The subject left. The vehicle was located and stopped. Lester Warran Stone, 47, was cited for DUII (BAC. 19). The Pt ■ camiti anm ni fR0HI DISC BRAKfSfRm 1. Replace with renisnutactured or rabutiti front calipers Z High OuaHy disc parts 1 Resurface rotors 1. Unpack n M t u m g s (Wcep/MWI I. High gusUty brake shorn 3. Ad now M M M /»turn tpring t 4 AM now wheel cylinders 5. Ad/utl perking brake & Bleed i Argus! entire system urn ß m t ~ | We do more Him n p lic i brake pads Factory re manutacturtd calipers include m m t u l a m d hardware In idditlon to pads This allow t lor botttr caliper operation com pltlt piston m u m and le u brake drag m y Replace Ike Drew Brake Hardware? Heal attests the sprint u n io n oner time. We replace the drum brake hirdw an lor or broke shoe b o h down and ntum . Tbit allows the bribe shoes to w n r trenly lor reduced Oraka drag « m y Bo We Mackine Brake Rotnrs and Brums? Machining the retort m d drams pntrtdot a proper hnltb lor tiltin g tin now brake trictien m d p n n n tin g brake aibrtlion m d pulsation Over 90% of all cars built today should have a 4 wheel alignment. Most front wheel drives and some rear wheel drives have rear w heel adjustm ents. We in vite you to ask us about it. SUBURB miBHMffil 1RRUSI AUEHMIHI 4 m il AUQHMIM Wky Bleed a r t Husk ike Hydraulic Brake System witk a Brake Bemar? Tin natural tn lt e l Ir a k i Hold I t to attract moisture Tbit occurs earn in i seeled tyttorn. arblcb will rtd e c t the boiling point ot the tluld and increase the ebanca lor corrotien Wa Mood the system to ram on air and Itutb to ratreth the Ira k i thud. Tbit batpt reduce ttn chance ol Ir a k i lade and prelongs the Hta ol bydnollc components CALIPER ASSEMBLY 2 2 ™ W tm u u s / - f m i Haw hont soaks tocapl TWO) ft Shod A adjust nnttrn system « ■ » m y Bo We Replace Brake Calipers? X , ....^ ALIGNMENTS ______ Les Schwab Tire Center fttr Better Handling 6 Tire Mileage 124 N. Main, Heppner Every car should a t least have a thrust alignment. It relates all 4 wheels to a common center line to insure 676-9481 m axim um tire life and a centered steering wheel. O t thu m any parts m your car. kpht truck or apart u tility vohida. none a n m en Im portant than them* w hich m akn up your broking systum At Las Schwab. w e'rs proud td m t brake senricu w e provide our custom ers Thai s why we do it rig h t and we do it complete Mfe tm l a braba s yttu m is only i t good i t It t w eakest p m . H in t w h it m i do- RIARORHM shaki s te m vehicle was impounded. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report from a caller in Boardman that a business office was closed and the caller wanted to pick up his paycheck. -M C SO , D ept, o f Human Services received a request for contact from a call er in lrrigon whose foster par ents kicked her out of the res idence. -MCSO deputy cited Sylvia Guerra, 36, for Viola tion of the Basic Rule, 42 mph in a 25 mph zone. -MCSO received a report o f a burglar alarm. It was determined to be a false alarm caused by employee er ror. -MCSO deputy cited MaAnabel Avila De La Paz, 32, for Violation o f the Basic Rule, 43 mph in a 25 mph zone. -MCSO deputy cited John Bradley Coen, 33, for Violation of the Basic Rule, 42 mph in a 25 mph zone. -MCSO deputy cited a male juvenile for No Oper ator’s License. Thejuvenile’s parents retrieved the vehicle. -MCSO received a report of a disabled vehicle off the road on Highway 730/1- 84. -MCSO received two rep o rts from c a lle rs in Boardman of loud music at a place on Anderson Road. -MCSO received a report from a caller on High way 207 o f a vehicle with a young child who was not in a car seat or restrained. -MCSO received a report from a caller at the Lex ington Convenience Store that three Walkman CD players had been found in the trash. -M C SO , O regon State Police received a report o f a residential burglar alarm in Boardman. 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