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Published every Thursday and entered a* second-class matter at the Post
Office at Heppner. Oregon under the Act of March J, 1879 Second Haas
postage paid at Heppner. Oregon
Office at 147 West Willow Street
Telephone 503 > «76 »228
Address communications to the Heppner Gazette Times. P O Bo* 337.
Heppner. Oregon »7836 $10 in Morrow, Cmatilla . Wheeler 6 Gilliam
counties
$12 elsewhere
David and April Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
Only in Morrow County
To the editor
Where but in Morrow County could
a celebration such as Islington
hosted on Saturday he put together
in such a short notice
We, the
Centennial Committee are so proud
of this town and their committee
Kveryone seemed to lie enjoying
themselves from a 6 and ** lb baby
to many citizens in the 80 s and over
t>ur Congratulations to all who took
part in making this such a fun day
for all those attending
Morrow County Centennial Commit
tee
N orm an S. Miles
M aude H . Pointer
Maude II Pointer. »4. Hepppner.
dull Wednesday, July 25. 1»84. at
Good Shepherd Community Hospital
Hermiston
She was born June 4, 1894 at
Manchester. S D , the daughter of
Thomas and Lilly (Troupei Cuts
forth The family moved to Oregon
in Its*) and she taught school in the
Heppner area for a time prior to her
marriage to Charles H Pointer m
1910
The couple lived on a ranch north
of Lexington Pointer died In 1918
and in 1922 Mrs Pointer moved with
their children to Salem She lived in
the Salem, Corvallis area, with a
brief lime back in Morrow County,
until 1980 when she returned lo
Morrow County
Mrs Pointer was active in politics
and proud of the fact that she had
voted in every election since women
were allowed lo vote
She was a member of the First
Congregational Church, Corvallis,
la-xmglon Grange.a charter mem
tier of the Holly Kehekah l-odge 139.
and active in the Business and
Professional Womens Club in Cor
vallis and Uir league of Women
Voters
She is survived by a daughter.
Harriet Hatty. Heppner. sons Geor
ge Pointer. Koseburg, and Fred
Pointer. Hemet, California, a sister.
Dora Hrosius, Lakeview and bro
thers, Orville Cutsforth, Heppner
and Dale Cutsforth. Kirkland. Wash
ington
There are II grandchildren and II
great grandchildren A son Donald
K Pointer preceeded her in death
Funeral services were 2 p m
Sunday. July 29 at the Islington
Christian Church with the Rev Don
Shelton officiating
Music was
provided by organist Kikka Tews
and soloist Hon McDonald
Graveside ritualistic services
were by the Holly Hebekah Lodge
No 139
Burial followed at the
lexington Cemetery
Casket hearers were grandsons.
Joe. Jim . Mark. Tom , Hank, Larry,
and Charley Pointer
Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner. was
in charge of arrangements
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The Morrow County Sheriff's De
partment at the Morrow County
Courthouse in Heppner handled the
following business during the past
week
On July 23. the Heppner Police
Department arrested Wayne Prank
Florea, 19. Heppner on a Heppner
Justice Court Warrant for contempt
of Court
He was lodged at the
Cmatilla County Jail
On July 26. the Boardman Pire
Dept responded to a brush fire at
Wilson Hoad and Anderson Hoad.
Boardman
On July 27. a Morrow County
Sheriff's Deputy arrested Hoy H
(lemons 32. Boardman. on a Jack
son County Circuit Court warrant for
I'nauthonzed Cse of a Vehicle He
was lodged at the Cmatilla County
Jail
On July 28, the Morrow County
Sheriff s Department and a Heppner
ambulance responded to a one vehi
cle accident on Deco* road
One
male subject was transported to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Hep
pner
Also on July 28. Deanna Carol
Anderson. 22. was arrested by The
Dalles Police Department on an
Irrigon Justice Court Warrant for
Negotiating a Had Check
Norman S Miles, 47. I>exington
dird early Sunday morning July 29.
1984 following a motorcycle acci
dent near Pendleton
He was born June 6. 1937 at
Tinnley Park. Illinois, the son of Van
and Flhel (Youngman Miles Thev
moved to this area in 1950 and he has
tieen a resident of l-exington most of
the time since
Miles married Donna Valiant Aug
ust 23. 1979 at Islington
He was a member of the Ketread
Motorcycle Club of Heppner
Survivors include his wife Donna
of la*xington. sons Derrick and
David of California stepdaughter
Jammie Scalf of Heppner. stepsons
John. Michael, and Jason Scalf. all
of lexington. mother. Fthel Dunbar
of Heppner brothers Dexter Miles
of Heppner and Franklin Miles of
Clarkston. Washington
Graveside services were held at II
a in Wednesday morning. August 1
at l/Txmgton Cemetery with the
Rev leroy Wornell officiating
Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner, was
in charge of arrangements
Health D ept.
Friday, Aug 6 Free immuniza
Hons and Hlood Pressure Clinic.
School District Office. Islington. 9
a m
noon, and 1-4 p m
Tuesday. Aug 7 Free immuniza
lions, Hoardman City Hall. I 30 4
p m
Friday. Aug 10 Free immuniza
lions and Blood Pressure Clinic.
School District Office, l.exinglon. 9
a m
noon and l -i p m
Tuesday. Aug 14 Free immuniz
ations. Irrigon County Offices. 1-4
p m
Wednesday, Aug 15 Free Blood
Pressure Clinic, lone Branch of the
Bank of Kastem Oregon, kitchen. 3 4
p m
Friday. Aug 17 Free immuniza
(ions and Blood Pressure Clinic.
School District Office. Lexington. 9
a m
noon and 1-4 p m
Friday. Aug 24 Free immuniza
lions and Hlood Pressure Clinic,
School District Office. I-exington. 9
a m
noon and 1-4 p m
Tuesday, Aug 28 Free immuniz
ations. Irrigon County Offices, 1-4
p m
Friday, Aug I I Free immuniza
lions and Blood Pressure Clinic.
School District Office, Lexington. 9
a m
noon and 1-4 p m
O FFIC E W ILL BE C L O S ED
A u g u s t 1 - 18, 1 9 8 4
DR. E.K. SCHAFFITZ
H e p p n e r, O r e g o n
District Court
Report
Public Meetings
Wednesday . Aug 1 Morrow Coun
ty Court. 9 a m . Courthouse Hep
Justice Court at the Morrow Coun
ty Courthouse in Heppner handled
the following business during the
past week
D arryl John Bigelow. Ceungton.
Failure to Display Current Vehicle
License. $1$ fine
Michael Jay Butler. Bellevue,
Washington. No P C C Permit, $37
bail forfeited
Lynne H Lindberg. Port Collins,
Colorado, Violation of the Basic
Kule. 4J rnph in a 25 mph zone1. $30
fine
Mary Catherine lundsay, lin in g
ton. No Vehicle License. $» fine
Kichard Jay Jackson. Hermiston.
Kspired Truck Ijcense, $13 fine
Kobert Bryan White, Pendleton.
Disobeyed Stop Sign. $15 fine
Michael Dean Lynch. Heppner. No
Stop Signal Ijghts on Trailer. $13
fine
Scott James Acock. Irrigon. De
fective equipment. $13 fine
Johnnie Wade Moyer. Lesington.
Defective Kquipment. $13 fine, Dts
orderly Conduct, $77 fine
Annetta lairene Hoberts, Port
land. Minor in Possession by Con
sumption. $57 fine
District Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in Heppner hand
Monday. Aug 6 Heppner Fire
led the following business during
Dept ,7 30 p m . Fire Hall Heppner
July
City Council. I p m . City Hall
Jeffrey Keith Key. Boardman,
Tuesday. Aug 7-Morrow County
Possession of an Open Container of
Rodeo Committee, 7 30 p m , Fair
Alcoholic Liquor
beer. $29 fine
grounds. Heppner , Heppner Mor
Keith Lee Padgett. Kennewick,
row Chamber of Commerce. Noon.
Washington No Horn. $26 bail for
FJka Club. Heppner. lone City Coun
feited
«1 . $ p m . City Hall
I»ean Timothy Jones. Pilot Rock.
Wednesday Aug 9 Morrow Coun
F x pi red Truck License. $4 suspend
ty Court. 9 a m . Courthouse. Hep
ed fine, $3 assessment
pner Port of Morrow. 1 p m . No 1
Lance Van Meter. Heppner, l.eak
Marine Drive. Boardman
ing Sifting l-oad. $12 fine
Monday. Aug 13 Morrow County
Fldon Ray Koehler. Hermiston,
Fair Board 8 p m . Fairgrounds.
No Fire Kxtinguisher. $6 assess
Heppner Heppner Fire Dept , 7:30
ment $21 fine suspended
p m . Fire Hall Heppner City Plan
Norman Lynn Morley, Fossil, No
mng Commission. 8 p m . City Hall
Fixed I-oad License. $29 fine
Tuesday Aug 14 Heppner Mor
Darrel Kdwm W'esterling, Hep
row Chamber of Commerce. Noon .
pner Defective F.quipment. $3 ass
Klks Club. Heppner Lexington City
essment, $14 fine suspended
j mine-il. 7 30 p m City Hall Lex
ington Fire Dept , 7 30 p m . Fire
Hall
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Births
Delpha Jones, Chairman
Obituaries
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Justice Court
Report
Sheriff s Report
Whitney leann Buyer a daught
er, Whitney l>eann, was bom to
Deborah and Michael Hover July 28
*H4 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner She weighed 6 pounds
Grandparents are Duane and Car
ol Hoberts. Boise. Idaho and Dwight
melon
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T im es
10 Year« \go
Thursday. August. I. 1974
A full Senate subcommittee on
Public Works approved construction
of Willow Creek Dam. according to
reports from Senator Mark Hat
field s office The measure will now
go to the Senate floor
Representatives from the Nation
al Health Service Corps were in
Heppner to discuss the possibility of
having a team of two doctors and
three nurse practitioners from the
Corps serve Heppner. Fossil, and
Condon
25 Year* Ago
Thursday. July 30,195»
The return of the nearly 96.(*X)
acre Boardman Bombing Range to
private ownership was the topic al a
meeting at the Morrow County
Courthouse in Heppner
County
Judge Oscar Peterson was credited
with calling the meeting
The On-to-Oregon wagon train,
one of the highlights of the Oregon
Centennial, was scheduled lo arrive
in Boardman where thev were to
dNfiPfli
camp for the night at the North
county fairgrounds and he served a
bakrd salmon dinner
50 Years Ago
Thursday . August 2. 1934
The mill shed and machinery of
the Voile mill were a complete loss
with no insurance following a fire
which spread into the nearby forest
above the forks of Rhea Creek No
nearby homes were damaged, but
over a mile of forest land was
burned
Forty thousand dollars was alio
caled lo "close the last gap" in the
Heppner Spray road, m aking it
hard surfaced throughout and acc
essible to year round travel
Twenty three Grant County citi
zens received a $100 bill from
Heppner Merchants at a "kickoff"
banquet held al the Heppner I 0 .0
F Hall by the Rodeo Association
The staging of a Heppner Derby at
the John Day race meet was hoped
to promote a closer relationship
between Morrow and Grant Coun
ties
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