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Published: June 18,2003
Affid
Justice Court
M o rro w
C o u n ty
Justice Court in Heppner has
released the following report:
P a tr ic ia
L o u is e
Wright, 69, Lexington, failure
to w ear seatbelt, $59 fine;
Valerie B. Doherty,
49, Lexington, violation o f the
basic rule, 70 mph in a 55 mph
z o n e , fa ilu re to c a rry
registration, $ 136 fine;
S te p h a n ie
R.
C a lla h a n , 24, P e n d le to n ,
violation o f the basic rule, 73
mph in a 55 mph zone, driving
while suspended, $374 fine;
Ralph W alter Ford,
71, Hermiston, failure to wear
seatbelt, $77 fine;
Brian Kyle Rust, 19,
Echo, violation o f the basic
rule, 74 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$77 fine.
Order
M ag n etic
D o o r S ig n s
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F ron t Row (L -R ): J a ck y S a n ch ez, S h a n e S m ith , Z ach
Y ocom , secon d p la ce, Seth P alm er, M erilee M cD ow ell,
M orrow SW C D rep resen tative, C alli B ritt, third place;
and C ourtney G eorge; (B ack Row L-R): C onner Pappas,
C ody Orr, John N elson, first place, and Ryan Bennett.
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Hope/Valby/All Saints
Shared Ministry will provide
the volunteers to serve a hot
turkey sandw ich, m ashed
potatoes, m ixed vegetables,
fruit cup and pumpkin cake on
Wednesday noon, June 25, at
St. Patrick’s Sr. Center. The
last Wednesday o f each month
is selected to honor all who
have birthdays during the
month. It’s a time for singing,
laughter, and general good will.
Every one is invited to join the
frivolity - especially if you are
a June birthday person.
T he new co m m o n
ro o m b lin d s h a v e b e e n
installed. They improve lighting
inside as well as create a
feeling o f privacy. Outside
they add to the attractiveness
o f the building and o f M ain
Street.
Applications are still
b e in g a c c e p te d fo r th e
apartment manager’s position.
Conservation poster contest
winners announced
WCCC Ladies’
Playday results
T w e n ty
la d ie s
gathered Tuesday, June 10,
under warm, sunny conditions
at Willow Creek Country Club
for their weekly playday.
Pat Edmundson took
low gross o f the field. Corol
M itchell took low net o f the
field. Luvilla Sonstegard took
least putts o f the field.
In flig h t A, P at
Anderson had low gross; Eva
Kilkenny, low net; Shari Stahl,
least putts; and Virginia Grant,
long drive.
In flight B, Lynnea
Sargent had low gross; Lois
Hunt, low net; Alene Rucker
and Loa Henderson, tied for
le a s t p u tts ; a n d D e lla
Heideman had long drive.
In flig h t C , B etty
C a rls o n h a d low g ro ss ;
Bernice Lott, low net; Dorris
Graves, least putts; and Jackie
Allstott, long drive.
C arlson also had a
KP and Graves had a chip-in.
M iddle School com peted in
the contest. The winners for
the third grade w ere John
N e lso n , first p lace; Z ach
Yocom, second place; Calli
Britt, third place. The winners
fo r th e six th g rad e w ere
Cassandra Feyder, first place;
Lilly Doherty, second place;
Patrick Barron, third place.
The eighth grade winner was
Josie Pritchard, first place.
The first place posters
o f John Nelson, Cassandra
Feyder and Josie Pritchard will
com pete at the state level for
savings bonds in N ovem ber
2 00 3.
Volunteers reseed football field
The Blue M ountain
C o m m u n ity
C o lle g e
F oundation fourth annual
scholarship g olf tournam ent
will be held on Friday, June 20,
at the Wildhorse G olf Course.
T h is is a f o u r- p e rs o n
s c ra m b le , w ith a 1 p.m .
shotgun start.
The entry fee o f $60
includes green fees, barbecue,
p r iz e s , a n d g o l f c a rt.
R e g is tr a tio n fo rm s a re
available at W ildhorse G o lf
Course, D ean’s Athletic, and
Freda & Friends Antiques, or
call 278-5775 for information.
H eppner football field
Photo by Andrew Sykes
The football field at the Morrow County Fairgrounds
has been reseeded and is ready to go this fall. Dam aged by
rain during the St. Patrick’s weekend, sprinklers were installed
and the field was reseeded with bluegrass by a group o f
volunteers.
Those instrumental in the field renovation, by donating
tim e, equipm ent, cash or supplies, included K elw ayne
Haguewood, JefTCutsforth, Mike Adams, John Boyer, Todd
Lindsay, Wayne Seitz, Brian Thompson, C liff Doherty, Pat
Dougherty, Ken Turner, Ed Struthers, John Kilkenny, MCGG
agronomy dept., Westwinds Nursery and Riverview Seed.
Lewis’s selected June yard of
the month
A kids’ talent show for
those 18 and under will be held
July 3 at 6:30 p.m. at the lone
City Park as a part o f the lone
Fourth of July celebration. Any
type o f talent is welcome and
p riz e s w ill be a w a rd e d .
“Everyone is invited to come
down and enjoy the fun,” said
organizer Lynn Dee Ramos.
Those planning to be
a part o f the show should call
Ramos, 422-7559, or Donna
Rietmann, 422-7435, by July
1.
B renda Sherrell o f
Sherrell Insurance now has
tw o lo catio n s in M orrow
County. Sherrell, who has a
Farm er’s Insurance office at
127 N. M ain in H eppner,
recently opened an office at
200 First St. #B in Boardman.
Her phone number at
the Boardman location is 541 -
4 8 1 -6 8 1 8 , FAX 541-481-
6819 or toll-free 866-353-
6818. She may be reached at
the Heppner office at 676-
5818, FAX 676-5442. The
F a r m e r ’s c la im s e rv ic e
W l KHAKI POSTERS num ber, 24- hours a day,
Heppner Gazette-Times seven days a week, is 800-
435-7764.
Local student earns honors
Jessica Van W inkle,
Heppner High School class of
1998, graduated Summa Cum
Laude with a 4.0 grade point
average from OHSU Nursing
School at Eastern O regon
U n iv e rs ity
g ra d u a tio n
ceremonies held June 15.
The annual M orrow
County conservation poster
c o n te s t s p o n s o re d by
M o rro w S o il and W ater
Conserv ation District was held
in May o f this year. The theme
was “ Food For The Future” .
“ It was a rem inder to the
students the im portance o f
having an ample supply of
food for now and the future”,
stated a district spokesperson.
It is an important task that
involves all o f us.
This year the students
in the third grade at Heppner
Elementary School, the sixth
and eighth grades at Columbia
BMCC
scholarship golf
tourney set
Marriage licenses Kids’ talent show Sherrell
Insurance opens
set for 4th
T he M o rro w C o u n ty
Boardman office
C le rk ’s O ffice in H eppner
reports the following marriage
licenses issued:
Ju n e 3: S a m u e l
R o d r ig u e z
D ia z ,
24,
B o a rd m a n , a n d E rik a
Sanchez, 17, Boardman.
June 6: Jerrald Wayne
Curl, 48, Stanfield, and Sadie
M ae Trim ble, 51, Stanfield;
Theodore Joseph Gerlach, 49,
Boardm an, and Betty M arie
Bradford, 49, Boardman.
June 10: Daniel James
Locey, 20, Irrigon, and Tiffany
M ari Gordanier, 19, Irrigon;
M ark Sherm an Blurton, 36,
Boardm an, and Paige Noel
Rogers, 42, Boardman.
(L-R): Cameron Day, Katie Tayloe and Carrie Haguewood.
Van W in k le , w h o
received an aw ard for her
research on teen pregnancy in
Union County, is the daughter
o f Jim and G e o rg ia Van
Winkle o f Heppner. She plans
to work at Kadlec Hospital in
Richland, W ashington, as a
pediatric nurse.
Lost dog new home
S tu b an d C h r is L ew is o f 160 Q u a id St. in H e p p n e r
The lost border collie (pictured above) have bten selected as the June yard o f
had been reported sighted by the m onth by the Heppner G arden C lub.
num erous motorists on Hwy.
207 has been captured and
was taken to a home in Bend,
according to Lorrene Papineau
o f Heppner. She said that the
Heppner Gazette
dog has since been adopted by
another family.
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