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Published every Thursday and ent-od as
second-class matter at the Post Office at Heppner.
Oregon under the Act of March 1 1879. Second-class
postage paid at Heppner. Oregon.
Office at 147 West Willow Street. Telephone (503)
fi7fi-9J28.
Address communications to the Heppner Gazette
Times! P.O. Box 337. Heppner. Oregon 97836.
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counties:
$12.00 elsewhere.
David and April Hilton Sykes, Publishers
Letters To The Editor
Thank you, teachers
To the editor:
So often we forget to say
thank you to those people who
touch our lives, and the lives
of our children. Another
school year is behind us. and
as usual my husband and I
reflect on the progress made
by each of our three daught
ers. That progress could only
be made with the superb
direction and support of their
teachers.
We will personally thank
No need for designated funds?
To the editor:
How nice it is to know the
"home town" is prospering.
Down here, libraries, public
agencies. schools and
museums are crying out for
funds It is a pleasant surprise
to know the Morrow County
Museum has no need for de
signated funds. (A designated
fund i one contributed by a
donor for areas of special
research or interest or need. )
My check to the Morrow
County Museum for a memor
ial of a beloved one. in the
special area of Indian culture,
acquisition or display mat
erial was returned, with the
announcement that it is
against board policy, to have
anyone other than they, decide
Obituaries
Willard J.
Warren
Willard J. Warren. 62. a
former Heppner resident, died
Tuesday. May 25. 1982 at a
veteran's hospital in Boise.
Idaho.
He was born November 15.
1919 at Price. Utah, the son of
Glenn and Thurza Barney
Warren. In 1946 he married
Betty Elliott. They lived in
Heppner many years where he
worked as a carpenter. In 1954
they moved to Rupert. Idaho.
Betty preceded him in death in
1969. In October 1971 he mar
ried Florence Martin Mc
Clain. Surviving are his wife Flor
ence of Paul. Idaho; a daught
er. Lee Ann Snare. Spring
field: a son. Mark Warren of
Twin Falls. Idaho: a step
daughter. Barbara Ann Mc
Clain. Idaho City. Idaho: three
stepsons. Robert E. McClain.
Burley. Idaho. Daniel W. Mc
Clain. Paul. Idaho, and Gerald
McClain of Richfield. Idaho:
his stepfather. Wallace D.
Eldredge. Winchester Bay: a
brother Paul Warren. Hep
pner; two half brothers. Max
Warren and Howard Warren
of Neola. Utah: two half sis
ters. Terry Denney and Kath
leen Olsen. both of Utah and
two grandchildren.
Services were held May 28
at the First Christian Church
in Rupert. Idaho with his
son-in-law. the Rev. David
Snare of the Thurston Christ
ian Church. Springfield, and
Dr. Ross Dam pier, Rupert,
Idaho, officiating. Burial was
at the Rupert, Idaho Cemet
ery. For those who wish, mem
orials may be made to the
American Cancer Fund.
The Pullman was the first
successful railroad sleeping
car. George M. Pullman
built the first one at Bloom
ington, Illinois in 1859.
Heppner, Oregon, Thursday,
those teachers who have
taught our daughters. This
year we want to publically
thank all teachers who give so
much time and energy all year
long Please accept our sin
cere gratitude for your ef
forts: w e know there are o'her
parents who feel the same.
Sincerely,
Steve and Nancy Brownfield
Rt .l Box 3490
Heppner. Oregon 97836
how the money shall be spent.
And isnt it a curious sign of
progress that any out of state
check requires a $3 cashing
fee by the banks there? One
thought that they were institu
tions set up to facilitate the
flow of money. Seems one
must have a checking account
which the Morrow County
Museum does not have or the
$5 fee is levied. Fun. eh? So
the museum must pay off in
gold dust? Beaver hides?
Bushels of wheat?
Mav vour prosperity con
tinue at such high levels.
Oh yes. I found someone
that would accept the contri
bution, gladly.
Best wishes,
Kay Brisbee
Soc. Security .
rep. to visit
A Social Security represent
ative will be available at the
Heppner Neighborhood Center
on Friday. June 11. The
representative will answer
Social Security. Supplemental
Security Income and Medi
care questions between 10
a.m. and 12 noon.
A representative visits the
Neighborhood Center the
second Friday of each month
to answer questions concern
ing Social Security and Medi
care. However, most business can
be handled by telephone. For
Social Security and Supple
mental Security Income busi
ness, dial direct 1-800-452-1654
For Medicare Part A. call
collect 0-225-5303 and for Medi
care Part B. dial direct
1-800-452-0125.
Fancy Frosters
hold year's
last meeting
By ANDRFA BALL
The Fancy Frosters 4-H
Club held their last club meet
ing of the year on May 20.
The club made $75 from the
Mother's Day bake sale. The
group used $40 for a trip to
Pendleton and donated $35 to
the International Four-H
Youth Exchange (IFYE).
4-H camp
meeting slated
June 3
By RIRDIN'F TULLIS
Morrow Co. Extension Service
Counselors, directors, and
Extension staff for the Tri
County 4-H Camp will meet in
Condon. June 3. 10 a.m. at
Butler Park to finalize plans
and events for the forthcom
ing camp. It is hoped that all
counselors will be on hand to
assist in the final planning for
the event.
Fossil insects indicate
that insects have lived
on the earth at least
400 million years.
June 3, 1982
Wedding Announcements
Cheney - Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harrison of Condon and Mr. and
Mrs. David Cheney of lone would like to invite all friends and
relatives to the wedding of their children, Tamara Celine and
D. Timothy on Saturday, June 12, 2 p.m. at St. John's
Catholic Church, Condon.
A reception will follow the ceremony at the Condon Elks
Lodge.
Heppner Nazarene slates
family life seminar
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The Rev. Cliff Taylor
Happier families is the goal
of a family life seminar to be
held at the Church of the
Nazarene in Heppner. June 2 -5
at 7:30 p.m.. and Saturday.
June 5 at 2 p.m. will be a fun"
time for kids.
Pastor Floyd Wilks says
that the program is designed
for the whole family, grade
schoolers right on up through
grandparents.
Mr. Taylor will also speak at
the June 6 Sunday services at
10 and 11 a m.
"God's Plan For The Fam
ily" will be taught by the Rev.
Cliff Taylor, an "evangelist to
the family" with the Church of
the Nazarene. He speaks from
the practical experiences of
four generations of his family,
most of which are happy
Camp Fire Day Camp to
be held June 8,9 and 10
A Camp Fire Day Camp for
Heppner. Lexington and lone
members will be held at the
Morrow County Fairgrounds
on June 8 and 9 and at
Cutsforth Park on June 10.
announced a Camp Fire
spokesperson . Boys who have
completed first and second
grades and girls in first
through fifth grades may at
Make It Yourself With
Wool contest slated
By BIRD! E TULLIS
Morrow Co. Extension Service
Yes. there will be a Make It
Yourself With Wool Contest
again next fall. Ruth McCabe,
district director for the Mor
row. Umatilla. Gilliam "and
Wheeler County area announ
ced the wool contest will con
tinue, this year on October 23.
The wool sewing fashion
contest is popular with
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and Rusty Christian
family situations. He also in
cludes information from re
spected authorities on the
family such as James Dobson
and others, said Wilks.
It's not all straight and
serious, however. The Rev.
Taylor will have his wooden
headed associate with him - .
Rusty Christian. Rusty is a
ventriloquist's figure whom
many of the area children
have already met, Wilks said.
Along with the lecture, and
the fun with Rusty, there will
be times when each family
will get together for a time of
communication and sharing. .
Special music will be pro
vided by Mrs. Linda Taylor.
The seminar and services
are free and the public is
invited to attend, said Wilks.
tend she added
Registration fee for Camp
Fire members will be $9. A $10
fee will be charged for any
other children who attend, the
spokesperson said.
Anyone interested in attend
ing the camp is asked to
contact Irene Plocharsky. 676
5594. or Darlene Schoonover.
676-9273.
4 H ers. Mrs. McCabe make
the early announcement of the
contest date to allow members
to plan both their county fair
exhibits and participation in
the additional contest.
For more information and
entry forms, contact Ruth
McCain-. lone. 97843. A supply
of forms will also be available
at Extension offices and stores
in the near future.
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D.A.'s Report
Ilnnd .lay Shippenlower,
27. of Pendleton, arrested Jan
uary 15 for Felony Driving
While Revoked, did not show
up for his trial last Wednes
day, May 26. reported Morrow
County Deputy District Attor
ney Harold McLean. He was
arrested on a Failure to Ap
pear bench warrant and ap
peared in Morrow County Cir
cuit Court on May 28. Shippen
tower pleaded guilty to Felony
Ori ing While Revoked, a pre
sentence report was ordered
and Shippentower was re
manded to the custody of the
Morrow County Sheriff. Bail
was set at $5,525. said Mc
lean. In exchange for this
guilty plea, the state agreed
not to file the Failure to
Appear charge. McLean con
tinued Charles Andrew Vandetta.
36 of Heppner. was found
guilty by jury of Disorderly
Conduct on May 26 in Morrow
County Justice Court, The
charge resulted after an inci
dent at a local tavern on
Januarty 10. said McLean. lie
was fined $177.
Gary LeRoy Martin. 29 of
Boardman was found not
guilty by jury in Morrow
County Justice Court (Irri
gon) on May 25 of Driving
Under the Influence of Intoxi
cants after being charged Jan
uary 28. according to McLean.
Marian Agnes Hescork, 40
of Boardman. was charged
with Failure to Perform the
Duties of a Driver Involved in
an Accident following an acci
dent on January 16, the deputy
district attorney reported. At
trial. May 24 in Morrow
County Justice Court (Irri
gon). the charges were dis
missed when the victim a
greed to a civil compromise
for the damages done to her
car. McLean concluded.
W.C.C.C. ladies
slate Fun Day
Tues., June 8
The ladies of Willow Creek
Country Club will hold a Fun
Day on Tuesday. June B. an
nounced a spokesperson. Play
will begin at 9 a m. and will
feature an obstacle course.
All women attending are
asked to bring a guest and a
salad, the spokesperson ad
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Sheriffs Report
The Morrow County sher
iff's office at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following calls
and cases during the past
week "
On May 29. Deltert W,
. Kmert, 76 of lone was cited for
alleged Driving While Sus
pended by a Morrow County
sheriff's deputy.
On Mav 30. Vicki Jo Simp
son. 24 of Herniiston, was
issued a uniform traffic cita
tion nv a Heppner city police
officer for allegedly having an
Open Container of Alcohol,
Also on May 30. a hitchiker.
Mr. Antrim, had his belong
ings stolen from an adult male
Caucasian who had given him
a ride. They had stopped at the
Dodge City Inn at Boardman.
In another May .10 incident.
Ted Edward Johnson. 26 of
Herniiston, was issued a uni
form traffic citation by a
Boardman police officer for
alleged Violation of the Basic
Rule.
Again on May 30. Gregory L.
Close. 2.1 of Irrigon. was issued
a uniform traffic citation by a
Boardman police officer for
alleged Violation of the Basic
Rule.
In a fourth May 30 incident.
Grant Mathew Griffin. 21 of
Spanaway Washington, was
issued a uniform traffic cit
ation by a Morrow County
sheriff's deputy for alleged
Driving While Suspended.
On May 31. Merlyn Eugene
Stone, 45 of Hardman. was
arrested by a Morrow County
sheriff's deputy for alleged
Recklessly Endangering
Another and Menacing.
Dam Report
The necessary penstock
(piping i for power generation
is In-ing installed in the roller-compacted-concrete
dam on
Willow Creek
At present there are no
plans to generate power, but
recent legislation makes it
mandatory for any newly con
structed hydro project to have
power generation potential de
signed in it.
The dam is being raised
about a font-and a-half a day
by construction crews work
ing 10 hour shifts, six days a
week since the later part of
April.
Foundation crews are work
ing ahead of the concrete crew
- preparing the rock founda
tions
The newly relocated Willow
Creek road is scheduled to
open to public traffic the first
of July. Paving crews are
currently placing the final
layer of asphalt.
676-920Q
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Public Meetings
Mon.. June 7 Heppner Fire
Department, fire hall. 7:30
pm : Heppner City Council,
citv hall. 7:10 p.m. '
Tues , June R lone City
Council, ci'v hall. R pm.;
Islington City Council, city
hall. 7:W p m.
Wed , June 9 - Morrow
Count v Court, courthouse,
Heppner. Bam.
Thins . June 10 Port of
Mm-ma Commission, port
office, Nelson Square. Board
man 1 pm.: lxxington Fire
Department, city hall. 7:10
p m
Mon . June 14 Heppner
Planning Commission, city
hall. 7:W p nv: Heppner Fire
Department, fire hall. 7:10
p m
Wed , June lfi - Morrow
County Court, courthouse.
Heppner. 9 a m : Pioneer
Memorial Hospital Board,
hospital. Heppner. 9:10 a m
Mon.. June 21 - Morrow
County School Board, district
office. I-xington. Hp nv; Hep
pner Fire Department, fire
hall. 7:10 p m : lone Planning
Commission, city hall, 7:10
p m
Wed . June 21 - Morrow
County Court, county I iding.
Irrigon. 9 a nv: Heppner Pub
lic Library Board, hbrarv. R
p nv
Mondav. June 2R Morrow
County Planning Commission,
courthouse, Heppner. 7:10
p m : Heppner Fire Depart
ment, fire hall. 7:10 pm.
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Justice Court
Morrow County Justice
Court nt the Morrow County
Courthouse In Heppner hand
led the following cases during
the piixt week:
Jay Allan Patterson. Hep
pner Lane Usage . Wrong
line $29 bail forfeited.
Joe W. Riirkhnlter. Arling
ton Violation of the Basic
Rule (52 mph In a 33 mph
zone), $2fl fine.
Rudy Ixren Rutheford,
Portland - suspended Operat
ors License. $107 fine.
Hospital Notes
The following patients were
admitted and discharged from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
during the past week:
Mary Van Winkle. Heppner
admitted May 24. discharged
Mav 2H:
Virginia Turner, Condon
admitted Mav 26. discharged
Mav 27: and
Hon Palmateer. lone - ad
mitted May ,10. discharged
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