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TWO-The Heppner Gaiette-Times. Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, November IX I MO
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The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppner and the
County of Morrow
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GAZETTE-TIMES
Narrow Coniy's lone-Owned Weekly Newspaper
U.S.P.S 240-420
Published every Thursday and entered as second-class
mailer at the Post Office at Heppner, Oregon under the
Act of March 3. 1879. Second-class postage paid at
Heppner. Oregon.
Office at 147 West Willow Street. Telephone (503)
676-9228.
Address communications to the Heppner Gazette
Times. P.O. Box 337. Heppner. Oregon 97836.
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Question of the week: "Do you think the media
(television, radio, newspapers) handled the election well?
"No," says Lorraine Ladd. lone. "I couldn't believe the
polls they (the media) reported on. I'd like to know who they
polled. It's amazing how they could have gone so far wrong
and have it end up the way it did.
"They were also too anxious to emphasize all the
slanderous remarks about the candidates. The media played
it up. It wasn't only for the presidential candidates, but for
the congressional ones as well."
Sheriffs
Report
A two-vehicle accident was
reported at the Texaco Station
corner in Boardman on Nov. 7.
Boardman Police handled the
call.
Also on Nov. 7, Carol
Hilling, Wilson Rd., Board
man, reported the theft of a
chain saw.
On Nov. 5. Tom Elliot of the
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers at Lexington reported
vandalism to the McNab grain
elevator. Windows in the
elevator had been broken.
Also on Nov. 5, Mr. Meslow,
an elk hunter, reported a slash
fire near Board Creek on land
belonging to Kinzua.
In another Nov. 5 incident.
Sue Gulick reported that four
dogs had gotten into her
chickens.
On Nov. 4. Carol Rice,
Heppner, reported the theft of
a televsion. Heppner Police
responded to the call.
Also on Nov. 4, Faye Prock,
Heppner, was arrested by a
sheriff's deputy for allegedly
driving under the influence of
intoxicants.
On Nov. 3. LeRoy Gardner
reported that he found a black
hunting dog and has had the
dog at his home for about a
week.
TO MY FAMILY, MY FRIENDS AND
CO WORKERS, AND TO EVERYONE IN
MORROW COUNTY WHO SUPPORTED
ME IN THE RECENT ELECTION.
i would Like to express my heartfelt
APPRECIATION FOR TOUR KELP AND
ENCOURAGEMENT DURING THE CAMPAIGN,
AND MOST OF ALL FOR YOUR VOTE ON
NOV. 4th.
TO SYLVIA McDANIEL AND
ELVIRA IRBY, MY TWO BIGGEST
SUPPORTERS,
I CANT BEGIN TO THANK YOU FOR THE
CONFIDENCE YOU HAVE SHOWN IN ME
DURING THE LAST 4 YEARS.
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Obituary
Vernon Jones
Funeral services for Vernon
Jones. Irrigon, were held Nov.
12 at the Burns Mortuary
Chapel in Hermiston at 10
a.m. with Rev. Rick Simpson
of St. Johns Episcopal Church
officiating. Vault interment
was at the Hermiston cem
etery. Vernon Jones was born at
Eightmile in Morrow County.
June 30. 1891. He died at the
Umatilla Hospital in Umatilla,
Nov. 8. 1980. at the age of 89.
He was a life-long resident
of Morrow County. He farmed
at Irrigon for 66 years and
served on many boards,
including the Morrow County
School Board, the Irrigon
School Board, the Irrigation
Board, the Farm Bureau
Co-op Board, the Co-op
Creamery Board. The Turkey
Grower's Co-op Board and. in
Oregon and Washington. The
Melon and Tomato Code.
Mr. Jones was preceded in
death by his wife. Ruby Delia
Jones, who died July 20. 1959.
He is survived by two sons.
Maxwell Jones of Irrigon and
Willard Jones of San Diego.
Calif.; two daughters. Sister
Lucille Jones of Marylhurst
Ore. .and Vonna Leach of
Drain. Ore: a sister. Mrs.
Ethel Forkner of Tigard.
Ore.: and nine grandchildren
and 14 great-grandchildren.
Your mental health
Mental ruts
by Or. Terry Tcmplcmnn
(Editor's note: This is the
second in a series of articles
entitled"Your mental health."
Readers are invited to send
comments or questions about
these articles to: Dr. Terry
Templeman, Morrow County
Mental Health Services. P.O.
Box 554. Heppner. Oregon.
978.ifi.
Recent research has indent
ed that common worries.
conflicts, fears, and frustra
tions are often due to habits of
thinking that we sometimes
fall into. I call these non-productive
habits of thinking
"mental ruts" because they
are often paths to unhappi
ness. Several of these mental
ruts are listed below, and you
are invited to examine your
own thinking for these kinds of
thoughts.
1. You should never make,
mistakes.
2. Life ought to be good to
people who are honest and
hard-working.
3. You should never get
anxious or upset over any
thing. 4. Most people do not have
any control over their habits
and therefore can't change
them.
5. It is necessary to get very
upset over some things-es-pecially
those that don't go the
way you want them to.
6. Generally there is only a
right and a wrong way to do
things, and it's terrible when
people don't do things the
Births
Max Broun Wagenblast - A
son. Max Broun, was born to
John and Jacklyn Wagenblast
of Odessa. Wash., on Oct. 29.
1980. at the Deaconess Hos
pital at Spokane. Wash.
.. Max weighed 8 lbs.. 8 oz. He
joins brothers Alexander. 8,
Charlie. 6. and Seth. 4.
Grandparents are Mrs. Lee
Wagenblast, Lexington. Dr.
and Mrs. James Broun, Pen
dleton, and Evelyn Broun.
Hermiston.
Health Dept."
Friday. Nov. 14 - Free Blood
Pressure Clinic. Immuniza
tions. Health Dept. Office.
Lexington. 8 a.m. to 12 noon. 1
to 4 p.m.
Tuesday. Nov. 18 - Free
Blood Pressure Clinic. Neigh
borhood Center. Heppner. 2:30
tn 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Nov. 19 - Free
Blood Pressure Clinic. lone
United Church of Christ base
ment. 4 to 5 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 21 - Free Blood
Pressure Clinic. Immuniza
tions. Health Dept. Office.
Uxinglon. 8 a.m. to 12 noon. 1
to 4 p m.
Tuesday. Nov. 25 - Free.
Blood Pressure Clinic. Im
munizutions. County Offices.
Irrigon. 1 to 4 p.m.
Thursday. Nov. 27 - closed.
Thanksgiving holiday.
Friday. Nov. 28 - closed.
Thanksgiving holiday.
TO ALL THOSE WE 30
WISHED US WELL
YOUR
CONGRATULATIONS!
ON OUR 50TH
ANNIVERSARY
WERE VERY MUCH
APPRECIATED.
THE BOARD; MANAGEMENT, STAFF
AND MEMBERS OF THE MORROW
COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS, INC
right way.
7. II you make a mistake in
one area of life, you are
prohahly incompetent in other
areas too.
8. If you don't accomplish at
least one thing every day, you
aren't, worth very much.
9. There are generally two
kinds of people in the world:
those who live up to their
responsibilities and those who
shirk them.
10. If other people are upset
with you. there must be
something wrong with you.
11. Other people can moke
us either happy or very upset.
12. If things have gone badly
for a person in the past, they
will probably continue to go
badly.
13. You should strive to
avoid pain and discomfort at
all costs.
All of us likely have
thoughts like these from time
to time, but if you hold any of
these thoughts very strongly
you may be in danger of
falling into a mental rut which
can make life miserable. One
way to check for yourself
about your own mental ruts is
to go back over the statements
you endorsed and recall the
situations where you think of
them and feelings you get in
those situations. If the feelings
are negative ones like anger,
fear, worry, or frustation, you
may be in a mental rut.
In future articles I shall
discuss each of these thinking
habits in detail and show how
they can cause problems.
Public
Meetings
Thursday. No.. 13 - Port of
.Alorrow- Com minion. Port
Office. Nelson Square. Board
man: Lexington Fire Dept..
Fire Hall. Lexington. 7:30
p.m.
Friday. Nov. 14 - Social
Security Representative.
Neighborhood Center, Hepp
ner. 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Monday. Nov. 17 - Morrow
County School Bcrd. Sam
Boardman Llementary
School. Boaro.Tian. 8 p.m.;
lone City Planning Commis
sion, City Hall, lone, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Nov. 19 - Pion
eer Memorial Hospital Roard.
Hospital. Heppner. 9:30 a m.:
Morrow County Court. Court
house. Heppner. 10 a.m.
Monday. Nov. 24 - Heppner
Fire Dept. Fire Hall. Heppner.
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Nov. 2fi - Hepp
ner Public Library Board.
Library. Heppner. 8 p.m.;
Morrow County Court. County
Building. Irrigon. 10 a.m.
Thursday. Nov. 27 - Thanks
giving Day.
Monday. Nov. 30 - Morrow
County Planning Commission,
County Building. Irrigon. 7:30
p.m
Justice Court
Justice Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following cases
the past week:
Lenwood Ferrel, 164 S.W.
'C St., Lexington, expired
trailer license - $6 fine;
over-length vehicle (allowed
75", alleged 85') $24 bail
forfeited:
Dwayne Milo Abelein. 8433
N.E. Sacramento. Portland,
no hunting license - $29 fine;
Patricia M. Butler 1703 S.E.
59th Ave.. Portland, failure to
validate game tag (elki $20
fine;
Felipe Sanchez, 'A' St., Box
257. lone, failure to obtain
Oregon driver's license - $19
fine:
John Arther Lindstrom. Ba
ker Rd., Lindstrom Ranch,
failure to validate elk tag - $19
fine;
Merle Louis Wittekind, 520
Kesling. Harrisburg, Ore.,
exceeding maximum speed
(65 miles per hour in a 55 mph
speed limit) - $8 fine;
Edwin Hugo Fink, 2406 S E.
Grande Ronde Symphony
begins 33rd season Sun.
The 33rd concert season of
the Grande Ronde symphony
Orchestra will begin Nov. 16 at
3 p.m. at Eastern Oregon
State College. A few season
memberships are still avail
able and may be purchased at
the door. Memberships in
clude sponsor -$5(H). donor
$100. sustaining $5, patron
$15. family-$10, regular adult
$5 and student $2.50.
Selections for the opening
performance will include
Haydn's "Symphony No. 104
in D": Bach's "Chorale,
Prelude and Fugue"; Grieg's
Symphonic Dance"; Mozart's
"Overture and L'Amero from
l'l Re Pastore"; and Gersh
win's "Summertime" and
"My Man's Gone Now" from
"Porgy and Bess." Barbara
Detrick-Swedlow will be the
guest soprano soloist.
A special children's concert
is scheduled for the 2 p.m.
Jan. 17 and 3 p.m. Jan. 18
performances. EOSC Pres
ident Rodney Briggs will
narrate the program which
includes tenor soloist Dr. John
Cobb, professor of vocal music
at EOSC: baritone soloist Paul
Rath, EOSC instructor of
vocal music, and Duane
Boyer, banjo soloist. Proko
fieff's "Peter and the Wolf"
and Herbert's"March from
Babes in Toyland" are two of
the children's favorites to be
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Moore, Milwaukie, Ore., illeg
al possession of protected
game animal (doe deer) $207
fine;
LeRoy Eugene Titus, Box
374. Madras, Ore., violation of
Texas Butte closure (operat
ing motor vehicle in closed
area) - $18 fine;
Armond Joseph Theroux,
5815 Lake Labish Rd., Salem,
Ore., hunting in prohibited
area (safety zone) - $55 fine;
Michael Dean Fisher. 1449
N.E. Purcell Blvd.. Apt. 52.
Bend, violation of special
permit (19 over length).
(Vehicle owned by Douglas
Coats, West Highway 20.
Bend.) $29 bail forfeited;
Eric Duane Gregg, 16187
S.E, Evelyn. Clackamas, ve
hicle license expired $24 bail
forfeited:
Wayne Richard Wilson. 124
Main St. Heppner. vehicle
license expired $6 fine;
John Richard Barrett, 165
Linden Way, Heppner, no mud
flllPs " $12 f,ne-
presented.
Orchestra director and con
ductor, James D. Robertson,
said the children's concert
was "in response to a request
from the community. A sim
ilar concert was tried a few
years ago but we have
changed the format for this
performance," said Robert
son. Works by Grieg, Bartok and
Mendelssohn are on the April 8
program along with piano
soloist Gail Swart.
Reduced ticket prices for
performances of "H.M.S. Pin
afore" March 4-7 at 8 p.m. are
an added attraction to this
year's orchestra's schedule.
The 55 non-paid members of
the orchestra are chosen on
the basis of their musical
ability and experience. "This
year the members are more
qualified than usual and the
orchestra pretty well balan
ced." Robertson said.
All performances will be in
the Administration Building
Theatre on the EOSC campus.
Tickets for all individual
performances will be avail
able at the door at $3 for
general admission. $2 for
students and 50 cents for
children 12 and under.
Proceeds from ticket sales
are used for scholarships,
music, concert expenses and
guest soloists.
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School lunch menus.
lone School
Thurg., Nov. 13 Chinese
hamburger, buttered corn, hot
rolls. Jcllo. milk.
Frl., Nov. 14 chicken
noodle soup, deviled ham
sandwiches, peanut butter
sandwiches, crackers, pick
les, dessert, milk.
Mon Nov. 17 beof-n-roni.
Marriage licenses
Marriage licenses issued at the Morrow County
Courthouse In Heppner during the past week:
Ralph Matteson and Tammy Schoonovcr.
Eugene Garten Carr and Joyce Frances Gillin.
Janelyn Mary Harding and Gary Lynn HeRer.
Loval Grover Bossen and Barbara Jo Dickason.
DR. MICHAEL MOORE
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