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Births
Paula Irene Splcer-Kuhn a
girl, Paula Irene was born to
Ann Splcer and Bill Kuhn of
Heppner April 30, im ,t
Pendleton Community Mem
orial Hospital. She weighed 7
Iba. 2 ox.
Kevla Douglaa Drake a son
Kevin Douglas, was born to
Doug and Car ley Drake of
Heppner April 25, 1984 at
Consolidated Shepherd Mem
orial Hospital of Hermlston.
He weighed 8 lbs. 2 oz.
Grandparents are Grace
Drake, Ashton, Idaho; and
Donna and Roland Bergstrom,
lone.
Great-grandparents are
Emma Drake, Heppner, and
Mrs. Fern Marcum of Port
land. Justice Court
Report
Justice Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner
handled the following cases
during the past week:
Robert Lee Knox, lone
Possession of Falsely Applied
for Resident Hunting License,
$77 fine.
Ronald Lee Borst, Heppner
Failure to do Driver's Duty
Whose Vehicle Collides with
Unattended Vehicle, 1300 fine.
Johnnie Wade Moyer, Hep
pner Violation of the Basic
Rule, 52 m p h. in a 35 m.p.h.
zone, $29 fine.
Randy Roland Deblock,
Portland Hunting Prohibited
Area to wit: outside Willow
Creek cow elk hunt No. 248A,
146 fine.
Rolando Serva , Heppner -Defective
Equipment, $13
fine; No Operator's License,
$57 fine.
Dale Allan Munkers, Hep-
pner - Violation of the Basic
Rule, 37 m.p.h. In a 25 m.p.h.
zone, $28 fine.
Raymond Mills, Lexington -
Lifting Leaking Load to wit:
chips. $15 fine..
Health Dept.
The Morrow County Health
Dept. will be closed May 9
through June 4.
D.A. s
Report
Obituaries
Sheriff's
Report
Hospital
Notes
The following patients were
admitted and released from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner during the past
week :
Ted Turner, Heppner - ad
milled May 1, released May 3;
Jerry McKinnon, Heppner
admitted May 2, released May
6;
Horace Durfey, Heppner -admitted
May 4, released May
5; and
Charles Rollis, Heppner
admitted May 5, released May
6.
The following patients were
still receiving care at the
hospital as of Monday:
Lillie Phillips, Heppner -admitted
May 4; and
Roberta Garrison, Heppner
- admitted May 6.
A year a Morrow County
lost the services of its building
Inspector. Donald Dale, claim
ing that he had been wrongful
ly terminated by the county
filed a law suit in December,
lata claiming damages and
suing Morrow County for
$22,000 plus $7,500 for attorney
fees reports County Counsel
Mike Oths.
The County Court "duly con
sidered the subject" and filed
a counter claim; the county's
position was that Dale had
quit.
A jury trial began Wednes
day. May 2 in Circuit Court at
the Morrow County Court
house in Heppner.
The County Court was asked
to consider and subsequently
accepted a proposal to "dis
miss the lawsuit with prejud
ice" which means that the
parties involved agreed to
settle, calling their dispute
even; the issue is settled and
neither side can re-file.
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Norman Rickert
HEPPNER - Norman Rick
ert, 64, Heppner, died Satur
day, May 5, 1984, at St. An
thony Hospital in Pendleton.
He was born Jan. 22, 1920, at
Raymond, Wash., the son of
John and Margaret (Warden)
Rickert.
On Jan. 31, 1969, he and Judy
Schwantes were married In
Sitka, Alaska.
Rickert worked as the office
manager for the Columbia
Basin Electrical Coop from
1969 to 1982.
He was a member of the
BPOE 358, and St. Patrick's
Catholic Church, both in Hep
pner. Survivors include his wife,
Judy Rickert, Heppner; son
Jerry of South Bend, Wash.;
three daughters: Diane
Samples of Tigard, Maureen
Woodard of South Bend,
Wash., and Robin Nelson of
Raymond, Wash.; and seven
grandchildren.
A recitation of the rosary
was at 7 p.m. Tuesday, at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church,
Heppner.
Funeral Mass at the church
was at 9 a.m. Wednesday,
May 9.
Casket bearers were Gene
Doherty, Randall Peterson,
Matt Hughes, Marey Groves,
Bert Corbin, and Herman Win
ter. Organist was Rikka Tews.
Concluding services and in
terment will be at the Fern
Hill Cemetery in Raymond,
Wash.
Memorial contributions
may be made to a charity of
the donor's choice.
Sweeney Mortuary, Hep
pner was in charge of arrangements.
The Morrow County Sher
iff's Department at the Mor
row County Courthouse in
Heppner handled the following
business during the past
week:
On May 1, a Boardman
ambulance responded to an
injury at the East bound rest
area on 1-84. An unknown male
was transported to Consoli
dated Good Shepherd Hospital
in Hermiston. Oregon State
Police, The Dalles Is investi
gating. On May 2, a Boardman
ambulance transported a 68-year-old
male to Consolidated
Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston. His injuries were
reportedly caused by an ac
cident which occurred at West
Glen Addition.
Also on May 2, the Morrow
Co. Sheriff's office's investi
gation of the burglaries of four
cabins in the Cutsforth Park
area over the weekend result
ed in the arrest of Joseph
Christopher Brantley, 22, of
lone.
The break-ins were reported
April 29, and April 30, 1984 by
the owners of the cabins.
Numerous items were taken
including two snowmobiles
which were later recovered in
the immediate area of the
cabins.
Brantley was arrested at his
residence and was lodged at
Umatilla City Jail. He is being
charged with three counts of
First Degree Burglary and
one count of Unauthorized Use
of a Motor Vehicle.
On May 3, Morrow County
Sheriff's Department made a
second arrest on the cabin
burglaries in the Cutsforth
Park area. Arrested was Rob
ert Knox, 23, lone. He was
charged with Burglary I. The
sheriffs office is continuing
the investigations of the bur
glaries. On May 4, the Morrow
County Sheriff's office arrest
ed Joseph P. Focht, 22, Irrigon
on a charge of Driving Under
the Influence of Intoxicants.
Also on May 4, the Heppner
Police Department arrested
Wayne Frank Florea, 19, Hep
pner on a charge of Forcerv I
On May 6, a Boardman
ambulance transported one
female from Taggares Farms
to Consolidated Good Shep
herd Hospital in Hermiston.
Her Injuries were allegedly
the result of a vehicle accident
on one of the roads of the
farm.
On May 7, the Boardman
ambulance responded to
Boardman City Hall for a
female with injuries. She was
transported to Consolidated
Good Shepherd Hospital In
Hermiston.
ELECT
JoSlEl
StlillilEHOH
Circuit
Court Judge
Serving Both Morrow
& Umatilla Counties
Qualified
4 Sessions National
Judicial College
22 Years Practice
of Law
Experienced
"Over 9 years
experience on the
bench as a
trial judge. "
We the undersigned citizens of Morrow County
hereby give our support and endorsement to
John Smallmon for Circuit Court Judge. We
urge all our tnends to oin with us.
TOM HUDDLESTON :
RON HAGUEW0OD
PAT CUTSFCR7H
TERRY SMITH
RALPH MARLATT
DUANE DISQUE
DARLENE LOVGREN
BUD ENGLERT
SUSIE COOPER
BOB DUNCAN
LINDA HAGUEW00D
GLENN COOPER
RICK SMITH
DALLAS HARSIN
THOMAS HUSTON
JAMES PHEGLEY
GARNET HUDDLESTON
JOEHALVORSEN
JOAN HUGHES
KEVIN HAGUEW00D
BOB SMITH
LARRY KENNEDY
PAUL TAYLOR
SHEREE SMITH
JOAN TAN0RY
ELLEN KENNEDY
JIM BARRETT
DOREEN ENGLERT
LE0NA WINTERS
GENE HALE
JANICE CUTSFORTH
GAY HARSHMAN
SIMON WINTERS
FRITZ CUTSFORTH
PATTY HARSHMAN
KAREN PHEGLEY
ELIZABETH ZITA
FRANK HALVCRSEN
Paid for by John Smollmon for Circuit Court Judge. Mike Hunter. Twos.
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