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T W O - T k r H r p p n r r G a i r l l r T lm r» o .« H rp p n rr ( ) r r | H . T k a r» 4 .y , H r p U m k e r » . I * M J astice Court Report Th»1 «» (fin a l N rw x p a p rr o f t h . C ll> of H r p p n r r and Ih r f o u n t) of M o rro » t 6* H r..a«» GAZETTE-TIMES N a r r o * t u r a lt • H a a . O . r . d » « a h i» N n t f O t t USPS 740 430 Fublivhrd rv rry Thursday and rn lrrr d as srrond claxs matter at thr Pool Other at Hrppnrr Oregon undrr th r Act of March 3. 1879 Second Ola*» po» I age paid at Hrppnrr Oregon Office at 147 Went Willow Street Telephone > 5413 1 676 (»328 AiWres» commumcaliona to the Hrppnrr (ra/ette Times PO Box 337. Hrppnrr. Oregon 97836 310 in Morrow. I'm a tilla Wheeler h Gilliam counties 112 elsewhere I)a\id and April Sykes. Publisher* Letters to the Editor ** i.. .. J..Í t ni1; 1 "a; ■ t - u Supports reforestation trast fund To the editor Dear Secretary Block I am disappointed lo learn that you are considering the elimination of the Krforestation Trust Fund in 1985 For years. Oregonians have worked in fongress in a bi partisan effort to establish a dependable financial base for the reforestation of federal lands in our State Approx imately 50 percent of Oregon is federal lands Failure of the federal government to support the Fund and reforestation efforts would have a devastating impact on Oregon’s economic future As Chairman of the Oregon House Task Force on Reforestation and Hardwoods Utilization. I am deeply committed to maintaining and revit alizing the State's woods product industry and existing timber base Under the guise of recovering a minute fraction of the massive federal deficit, our economic stabil ity is being sacrificed Fliminaling the Reforestation Trust Fund is penny wise and pound foolish I urge you to include the Reforest atlon Trust Fund in your budget proposal for 1985 Sincerely yours, is ' Grattan Kerans Speaker Chair. House Task Force on Reforestation and Hardwoods Utilization Impressed with Pioneer Memorial To the Kditor I would like to take this opportun ity to give my opinion of the medical staff at Floneer Memorial Hospital My family and I spent Uitxir Day weekend in Heppner and Culsforth Hark While at the park I was stung by a yellow jacket, being allergic to insect stings. I must report to a doctor or an emergency room as soon as possible My family and I spent laibor Day- weekend in Heppner and Culsforth Park While at the park. I was stung by a yellow jacket Being allergic to insect stings. I must report to a doctor or an emergency room as soon as possible My husband wasn't sure of the hospital in Heppner but had no other choice We found the hospital and staff very efficient, cooperative and friendly Having dealt with other emer gency rooms in our area we were very impressed with Pioneer Mem orial The emergency room and staff were prepared to handle my emer gency and with a personal touch that kept me calm and able to answer questions for the doctor and nurse I would like to extend my grati tude and thanks to the doctor. Molly Rea and Trjsh for their care and friendliness My stay was short but made as pleasant as possible under the circumstances For a hospital the coffee was pretty good I grew up in Heppner (1956 671 and it was nice to know my home town could make me feel at home again even in an emergency i s i Pam «Hughes Stroda Monral. Oregon Couple celebrates 50th Retired educators Ralph and Maxine Jones celebrated their 5<Xh wedding anniversary Sunday . Aug 26 at an open house party in (»rants Pass Thr Joneses met at Pine City where he was the principal and she a starting teacher The couple also held positions at Ukiah. Irrigon, Huntington. Kntrrprise, I,a Grande, and Hood River, la-fore he accepted the position of superintendent of schools at Grants Pass District 7 from 1951 to 1970 During the same 19 year period, Mrs Jones taught Fnglish at (»rants Pass High School Jones also says that he owned a business and lived in Heppner for awhile about the year 1935 = - -^=3— 8 3 = = " "TC"T*. 1 a',TS School Lunch Menus Heppner High School Thursday. Sept 20 Barbecued pork on a bun. tator tots, vegetable sticks, gelatin and milk, or salad bar and milk Friday, Sept 21 Cook's choice and m ilk Monday, Sept 24 Corn dogs, vegetable sticks, fru ii, cookie and milk Tuesday, Sept 25 Chili beans, corn bread, salad, fruit and milk, or salad bar and milk Wednesday, Sep< 26 Sausage and shell, hot bread, choice of vegetable, dessert and milk, or salad bar and milk Hospital Notes Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner has admitted and discharg ed the following patients during the past week Delpha Nelson, Heppner dis charger) September 10, M errill Morris, Heppner admit ted Septemlier 7. discharged Sep tern her 10 The following patients were still receiving care at the hospital as of press time Monday Kdwin Brandenburg. Heppner admitted September 13. and Richard Hendricks lone admit ted September 16 PIONEER MEMORIAL Morrow County Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled the following bust ness during the past week Victor Rodrick Sohappy. f ’endle ton Driving Cnder the influence of Intoxicants. 1527 fine, two days in ja il and one year suspended driver's hcense Jack I’ atrick Kstberg. Heppner Violation of the Basic Rule 44 mph in a 25 mph zone 330 fine Adam T e rrill Metcalf. Dayville 2,300 lb Tandem Axle Overload 329 bail forfeited Ray Gene Murphy. l-aGrande No PUC Permit. 357 bail forfeited Curtis Jay Papineau, la-xmgton No Stoplight on Trailer 326 bail forfeited James le o Boor, lone Possession of Open Container of Alcoholic luquor Beer i. 330 fine Kenneth Keith Baugh Kennewick Washington Inadequate Rear Vision. 113 fine, Kxcessive Trailer Sway, 315 fine Jerry l>ee Cooper Eugene with criminal negligence Wanton Waste of a Game Mammal to wit elk 3282 fine Robert Allen Horst. Heppner Excessive Noise Tires'. 341 bail forfeited Bruce Alan Perry. Portland No Trailer License 313 fine John Edward Huffman. Condon Defective Equipment. 39 fine Keith R Papineau. l-exington Defective Equipment, 313 fine James Curtis landsay Heppner leaking or Sifting I-oad. 341 bail forfeited, and a second charge of leaking of Sifting l»ad. 341 bail forfeited Shawn Allen Gibson, Heppner Knowingly Exceeding the Daily Bag Lim it ruffled grouse 341 fine Michael Iu*e McCollum, Board man Criminal Trespass in the second degree and Theft in the second degree 3282 fine, all but 3132 suspended 30 days suspended jail sentence one year probation with no further v lolations of the law and must make restitution Sifting BMCC workshop cancelled Sheriff s Rejx>rt The Morrow County S heriff's Office at the Morrow County Court house in Heppner handled the follow ing business during the past week On September 10, the Morrow County Sheriff's Office arrested Donald Glen Richardson. 38. of Irrigon on a Felony charge of Driving While Rrvuked He posit'd bail and was released On September II. the Boar dm an Police Department arrested Dennis Keith Matter 36 on a warrant from Oregon Correctional Institute for escape He was lodged at the I ma tilia County Jail Also on September 11. the Board man Police Dept arrested Raymond Roger Matter 22 of Herraiston na charge of Hindering Prosecution He was released On September 12. the Morrow County Sheriffs Office arrested Mary Erin Wilson. 26 of Irrigon on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for Failure to Pay Fine on a Criminal Trespass and Assault IV She was lodged at the Hermiston Police Department Also on Septemlier 12. a Morrow County S h e r iff's I w p i i l y a B o a rd man ambulance and an Oregon State Police Deputy Medical Exam iner responded to a fatal accident at Eastern Oregon Farms on Patterson Ferry Road Ramiro M Bedolla 23 of Hoardman caught his foot in an auger while working in a storage bin He was pulled under approxi rnately 10 feet of grain Cause of death is still under investigation On September 14. a Heppner am bulance responded to the Graybill residence in lone and transported laiura Gray bill to Pioneer Memorial Hospital with unknown injuries Also on September 14 ihe Morrow County Sheriff s Office cited Virgil Wayne Morgan. 22. of Irrigon on a charge of Driving While Suspended M a n r Lane, the new Blue Mountain Community College co ordinator for south Morrow County has announced that a work-hop listed in ihe college s fall schedule will not be av ailable in the area this fall The class which has been cancel led is a daytime session art work shop in water colors and pastels Due to a submission error, two names appeared incorrectly in last week's FFA article entitled Hep pner FFA captures F irst" Tim (la rk should have been Jim (la rk and Andy Davis should have bren Cindy Davis eighth grade children who early last week were wailing out' thr attempt of their parents and other Hoardman citizens to force the Morrow county school hoard to conduct their classes in the Hoardman school have been -attending school at Irrigon during most of the past week while the legal maneuvering continues 50 A ears Ago Thursday . September 20. 1934 Following a five day trial and nine and one half hours of the jury 's deliberations. County Clerk Guy M Anderson was acquitted of the charges of larceny of public monies Chairman of the Heppner Sheep man Scrip trustees reported that they had money on hand for redemp lion of any outstanding scrip which holders w ished to redeem David and William llynd and Dee Cox were Morrow County pioneers who rode in a stage coach in the Westward Ho parade at the f ’endle ton Round I p following the special in vita tio n of parade d ire cto r. George Strand "Taxes amounting to 348.615 were turned over to the county treasurer by the sheriff's office representing largely the payment of third quarter payments for the current year , jj the amount 337.853 87 was a check from the Oregon Washington Rail road and Navigation company for its third quarter taxes Faying of taxi's has been quite brisk the sheriffs office reports SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF WEARABLE ART IN PORCELAINS BY LAURA LOUDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY v do all types of auctions, convert your belongings to cash in one das AUTO PARTS / --------- HEPPNER AUTO PARTS ^34 ^ Main Heppner 676-9123 ELECTRICIAN / -------- contain flrrtr/cf to 5 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 23 Kenneth H. Coleman, M.D. A ■ FLOOR COVERING___________ 1 & R FLOOR COVERING C a rpe t, L in o le u m , Linden Way C e ra m ic Tile, K itc h e n C a b in e ts C o u n te r Tops 676*9418 Htppn«r FURNITURE CASE FURNITURE Heppner C a rp e l, L in o le u m . C ounter Tops In sta lle d B eauty Rest M attresses. 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MEDICAL CENTER PHARM ACY Sept. 22,23 & 24, On duty: 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21 . ««*'#«•) «I C«*»*|(.8I A | 1 a; I « i j 4 iMatt >U‘ W'tiM Tom Welborn that during ihe absence of both Drs. Wolff and Ko/.nek Joseph H. Diehl, M.D. Vw MEDICAL SUPPLIES announces for em ergency and in-patient services: Open lues. - Wed. or by appi. u If HOSPITAL two physicians will be available 6 7 6 -9 2 4 8 HO W ARD SALM O N AUCTIONEER 4 8 1 -6 5 8 6 / unes 25 3 ears Ago Thursday. Septemlier 17. 1959 Motorists were reminded that Ore gun's school bus "stop" law had been in effect since the opening of school The law states that all cars must stop when any bus is loading or unloading children along any road or street The Soroptimist Club of Heppner was making plans for their annual card party, proceeds from which would tie used to finance the annual Halloween hayride which the club sponsors for all students in Heppner schools from grade seven through high school The 18 Hoardman seventh and N Permanent Hair Removal Anna Schwarztn. Certified Flectrologist Correction r r »• Joyce Bergstrom was elected sec retary treasurer of the Oregon State Assessors at their annual conven lion According to Agricultural Stabili ration and Conservation Bureau figures, more than 164,1X10 acres of wheat were planted in Morrow County Yields varied markedly from over 50 bushels per acre in the Butter Creek area to as little as 12 bushels per acre near Cecil "The Mustangs have 47 suits checked out to the hoys but only nine returning letlermen this season, head fooltiall coach for the Mus tangs, Chuck Starr, reported to the Chamber of Commerce Electrolysis & Thermolysis AUCTIONEERS through thr 10 Tear* Ago Thursday, September 19, 1974 The bevt w m p e fe h ire fo r brew ing co ffe e i l la id to be 180 F H tllT J U M N Peterson’s He gpner Jewelers 676 9200 M N h K il Petroleum O IL C O M PA N Y Farm Chem icals Serving 3 Counties Products Phone 422 7254 ^
