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IW ll Ih r llrpiinrr (.« ir U r Tlltif». Mrppnrr Orrgun. U riln rtd rt É tfl Jom l»frrmh»r 21. IM I The Official Newspaper of thr City oí Mrppnrr and Ihr County of Morrow Ih. H.pp... G A Z E T T E -T IM E S M a rio * ( uhr I v • H o a « - 4 ) » M d W caklv N »»»p ep «» USPS 740 430 i'uhlishrd rv rry Wednesday and rn lrrrd a» second class m a llrr al Ihr Most O llier al Heppner, Oregon under Ihr Act ol March J, 1*7* Srcond claas postage paid at Hrppnrr. Oregon Office at 147 West Willow Street Telephone 503 > 676*228 Address communications to the Hrppnrr Gazette Times. P O Box 337. Hrppnrr Oregon *7836 »10 in Morrow, I'm atilla Wheeler A Gilliam counties 112 elsewhere Kileen Sating Office Manager Sandy Newspaper Editor Mary Ann Cerullo Graphics Department Joyce Hughes Typesetter Marcy Bacon Darkroom Technician Holtz Dux id and April Sykes, Publisher* Oregon-(California l>oundary disputed To the editor To attribute the current "Oregon California Border W ar" to an early "surveyor's error” is an affront to the very talented and respected surveyors who established the boun dary in 1867 In truth, those surveyors met the specifications and tolerances of their highly compli cated task i which even then w as to settle a conflict as to the state boundary! under very adverse con ditions Discrepancies in their placements of monuments along what they observed to be on the 42nd Parallel of latitude were due only to limitations of even the best equip merit manufacturer! al the tune They had no quartz crystal watches nor radios to receive precise time signals from Denver, and their measuring instruments were merely prototypes of the excellent instru ments we have today So it was technical limitations, not error or lack of skill, that caused insigmfi cant displacements of their monu ments I say insignificant' la-cause any possible displacement of their mon unients. which remain undisturbed and can la- properly identified today, is a matter of law, the physical monument controls the legal loca lion of the taiundary and the written description of the Uiundary is secon dary Such was the law then, centuries la-fore, and yet today It is irking that by use of the term "surveyor's error" the reporters and or their informers have repeat ed the careless mistake used in similar and la-casional news releax es concerning various boundary dis putrs Such use exposes ignorance on the part of the reporters or their informers and derogates the public linage of surveyors and the survey ing profession The current rabble regarding the ( iregon California border location is no more than political chaff, which I hope will soon blow away without undeserved public expense But there is a truly adventurous story in the history of its survey I-et me refer those persons who have even cursory interest in the matter and especially reporters in need to fa- informed, to the (Iregon Historical Quarterly dated March. 1*71, Vol I.X X II No I The feature article, written by Eranns S lain drum, describes the sciences and techniques of the early border sur vey The article also gives source references and bibliography to aid with serious research Writers of continuing future news articles re garding the border would do well to absorb that history Yours truly, is) Dexter E Milne 307 Holmes laine Oregon City. OR »7045 f’hone 656-1143 < Hast chairman. Professional laind Surveyors of ( iregon i Morrow ( o schools are closed this week for Christmas vacation The county schools w ill resume a regular schedule Wednesday. January 2 I IMS Schools re-open Jan. 2 Researcher says link between diet and cancer Several organizations have now concluded that scientific data on the relationship between diet and can cer are strong enough to warrant the development of dietary guidelines to lower cancer risk according to Dr T Colin, CamptM-ll. Senior Science Advisor in a recent news release from the American Institute for Cancer Research To date, the available data "stron gly suggest that a diet enriched in plant products reduces cancer risk," •uud Dr Campbell, a cancer resear chef and professor of nutritional biochemistry at Cornell t'mversity Cancer risk, he said, "increases with high intake of dietary fat and protein, and low intakes of food rich in vitamin C vitamin A (as beta carotene', vitamin and dietary fifier " Dr Campbell's status report on diet, nutrition and cancer summa rized the studies that have been undertaken since the first major conference on the subject was held in I»75 One of the most exhaustive of the studies completed by the C S National Academy of Sciences in 1*82. found enough of a link to "formulate interim dietary guide lines that are both consistent with good nutritional practices and likely to reduce the risk of cancer," said Dr Campbell, who served on the NAS committee responsible for the report E Hr said that of those guidelines, "the two that will have the most likely impart on consumers in the marketplace were the recommend* lions 1 1 to reduce dietary fat intake from the current level of 40 percent 45 percent to 30 percent of total caloric intake and 2i to emphasize the importance of including fruits, vegetables and whole grain cereal products in the daily dirt " Among the research activities currently tieing funded by the Amrr lean Institute for Cancer Research for which Dr Campbell serves as Senior Science Advisor and other organizations are studies on vita mins A, C, and K and the trace mineral selenium on various popula lion groups a survey of hypotheses on the relationships between life style factors and cancer incidence and a study of the effect of multiple dietary risk factors on selected cancers in the People s Republic of China Al this point. Dr Campbell said, there appears to I k - consistent evi donee within various studies indica ting a positive relationship between nutrition and cancer It is hoped that within the coming decade, conclusive data "will enable the American public to make the appro priate modifications in their dietary practices with confidence to reduce cancer risk.” he added COMPUTERS IBM COMPATIBLE Computers, Software Training For Sale CompuCount (Glenn, Joan «X Kim Wilcox! Local lifters Include: Louis C arlso n F a m ily , S h ir la y Rugg, P e tty jo h n 's B u ild e rs S u p p ly , Ekstrom Farm C h e m ic a ls , Jo h n B r itt, J o e l P e te rs o n & D on P e te rs o n W util to Develop: Public Meetings Monday. Jan 7 Hrppnrr Kirr Dept ,7 30p m . Eire Hall. Hrppnrr City Council. 8 p m . City Hall Tuesday. Jan $-Morrow County Rodeo Committer, 7 30 p m , Hair grounds. Hrppnrr. Soil Conserva lion Service 8 p m . N Morrow Annex. Hrppnrr Morrow Chambrr of Commerce, noon. Elks Club, Hrppnrr lonr City Council 7 30 standard, lonr City Hall Wednesday. Jan »-Morrow Coun ty Court, 9 a m Courthouse Hepp nrr Monday, Jan 14 Morrow County Kair Board. 8 p m . Fairgrounds. Hrppnrr, Hrppnrr Fire Dept , 7 30 p m . Fire Hall Hrppnrr City Plan ning Commission. 8 p m . City Hall Tuesday. Jan 15 Hrppnrr Mor row Chamber of Commerce, noon. KlksClub. Hrppnrr Lexington City ( 0UM il 7 30 p m CMy H l l 1-rv ington Fire Dept., 7 30 p m . Fire Hall Wednesday, Jan 16 Morrow County Court. 9 a m , Courthouse. Hrppnrr Port of Morrow. I p m , No 1 Marine Drive. Boardman Monday. Jan 21 Hrppnrr Fire liept ,7 30 p m . Fire Hall. Morrow County School Hoard. 8 p m , Sam Boardman Tuesday, Jan 22 Hrppnrr Mor row Chamber of Commerce, noon. Elks Hub. H rpp n rr. lone Planning Commission. 7 30 p m . City Hall Wednesday. Jan 23 Morrow Coun ty Court, 9 a m , Courthouse, Hrpp ner Monday. Jan 28 Morrow Co Plan ning Commission. 7 30 p m Hepp ner Fire Dept , 7 30 p m , Fire Hall. Hrppnrr Tuesday. Jan 29 Pioneer Mrmor ■al Hospital Hoard. 9 30 a m . hos pit.il Hrppnrr Morrow Chamber of Commerce, noon. Elks d ub . Hrpp nrr Wednesday , Jan 30 Morrow Coun ty Court, 9 a m , Morrow County Annex Bldg Irrigon. Hrppnrr L i brary Board 8 p m . Hrppnrr Li brary Sheriff's Report The Morrow County Sheriff's Off ice at the Morrow County Court house in Hrppnrr rrports handling or dispatching the following busin ess during thr past week On December 17. thr Boardman Police Department responded to a minor motor vehicle accident Also on Ih-crmber 17. thr Hrppnrr Police llepartmenl responded to a no injury two vehicle accident On December 18. Robert McEwrn, 19. Hrppnrr was arrested on a charge of Menacing Hr was rrlras rd on his own recognizaner On December 19. a Boardman ambulance responded to U A I and transported a 24 year-old male to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermis ton Also on December 1 », the Irrigon Police Department and the Morrow County Sheriffs Office arrested Stanley Wayne la-tson, 31, Irrigon. on a charge of Driving While Sus pended Hr posted hail and was released On December 20, thr Morrow County Sheriffs Office and the Boardman Police Department ar rested Earl W Connell, 42. Board man on a charge of Assault Hr was lodged at thr Pmatllla Police De partmenl On December 21, the Morrow County Sheriff's Office and the Boardman Police Dept arrested Manuel S Acosta. 28. Irrigon on charges of Assault IV and Menacing Hr was lodged at thr I'm atilla Police Dept Also on December 21. a Hrppnrr Ambulance responded to Hrppnrr City Hall Shop and transported one male to Pioneer Memorial Hospital where he was transferred to Life guard I II and taken to St Anthony Hospital in Pendleton j a *¡:V ; üirths Nlckie inn Thompson a daughter Nickie Ann was born to Daniel and vanessa Thompson Cecil. Decern ber 1», 19«4 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Hrppnrr She weighed 7 pounds 6’ , ounces Grandparents are Ann and Bill Thew. Crane, and I-ouis and Donna Thompson, lone (•real grandparents are Imogene and Henry Thew, Cove, 1-ouise and Whitney Hmdes La Mesa Califor nia and Myrtle Thompson. Dufur Sickle joins a brother Nathan 3'x, at home D.A.’s Report i ne -Morrow ( ounty District Attor ney s office at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the following cases during the past week Bryce Powell, 24. Heppner receiv ed 10 days in the I'm atilla Co Jail for a charge of Probation Violation Terry Erwin Eyler. 36 Hermiston charged with Menacing, was senten ced to a $500 fine. 30 days in Jail, with the provision that »150 of the fine and time in Jail would be suspended if he successfully com pleled Bench Probation Manuel S Acosta. 28. Irrigon was arraigned on two counts of Assault l \ and a charge of Menacing Donald Richardson. 38. Hermiston on a charge of Driving While Suspen «led was sentenced to a Jl.imo fine and six months suspended sentence with one year bench probation 676-9248 Open Tues. - Wed. or by appt. Closed Saturday, Dec. 29 at Noon. All Day Dec. 30 <X 31. 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Sir optimists Welcome New Mem tiers gave the incorrect impression that Clisla Venard was one of the new members She was. the officer who installed the new members The Gazelle Times regrets the error Al and Jean Brazell will hold an open house at their new home in lycamgtan on Sunday Dec. 30 from 2 to S p m All friends are cordially invited to attend Morrow County Justice Court at thr Morrow County Courthouse in Hrppnrr rrports handling the follow mg business during the past week Wayne Richard Wilson. Jr . Hepp nerCareless Driving. $57 fine Frances Ann Hale. Heppner Vi olation of the Basic Rule <42 mph in a 25 mph zone'. $30 fine Charles Daniel Parker. Silver Lake Oregon Illegal t Turn. $15 fine Jay C Brownfield. Eugene with criminal negligence Hunting with a Centrrfire Rifle During a Controlled Elk Hunt in an elk area. $42 fine Gustave James Kurtz Hermiston Tandem Axle Overload. $15 fine Alvin Luther Ward, Ridgefield Washington Failure to Stop for Ped estrian in Crosswalk. $31 bail forfeit isl Bobby L Roberts, lone Improper Passing. $15 fine David Frederick Marick. Dufur Violation of the Basic Rule <42 mph in a 25 mph zone'. $30 fine Donald Reed Jams Defective Equipment, felted ( )bituary Clifford I. Carlson, 64. formerly of the lone area, died in Portland Wednesday. Dec 19, 1984 He was born Sept 17, 1920, al Heppner the son of Victor and Julia Hegstromi Carlson The family ranched at Valby, near lone, and he was graduated from lone High School On May 26. 1946. he married Marion Batch in Springfield Carlson worked in the grain busi ness in the Pacific Northwest for 30 years He worked for United Grain Corporation, an export business, starting in Seattle, and later in Portland He was a Portland resident at the time of his death Carlson served on committees of the Pacific Northwest Grain Dealers Association and also as director of the Portland Merchants Exchange He was a member of the Univer sity Club. Portland and the Eirst Immanuel Lutheran Church Survivors include his w ife. Marion Carlson. Portland daughters Leslie Carlson of Tucson. Ariz , and Jams Williams of Portand. son Eric of Menlo Park Calif , brother I x m jis Carlson of lone sisters Mildred Hoped and Joyce Darst of Eugene, and one grandchild Euneral services were at 2 p m Sunday, Dec 23 al Valby Lutheran Church, the Rev Rick Evcnson officiated Rikka Tews was organ 1 st. Sarah Carlson, vocalist Casket bearers were Hal Dorst. Philip Carlson. Clinton Carlson, Robert Hope. Charles Carlson, and Tom Frey Memorial contributions may be made to the Valby Lutheran Memor lal Fund Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was in charge of arrangem ents Friends invited to open house Justice Court Report DEVIN OIL CO. INC. L h f vron CHfVRON PRODUCTS 676-9633 M O R R O W COUNTY G R A IN GROWERS • Dies?' 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