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IV M I I h r llr p p n r r ( i i l t U t - T t a n . H rp p n r r . O rrg u n M r d n r * d a v . J a n u a ry 23. I » 5 T h r O fficial Nrwspapcr o( thr 1 *1 1 Letters to the Editor Doesn't understand operation City o( H rp p n rr and thr County o( Morrow I fc* H fp p R fl O K PA =*■ mr~ "1 - - G A Z E T T E -T IM E S To Ihc editor Nancy K l.ynn apparenti* doos noi understand thè operation of thè Pioneer Mem oria! Hospital The hospital operate* under thè direction of th« Counly Court Board memhers are appointed by thè court and one ol thè com m itsioners is approntisi lo altend tmspital board meeting* Minute* of thè board meeting are submittr-d to thè ( ountv Court Ih x lo rs serving thè hospital are members of thè medicai stali and regular mer-tmg* of this group are reijuired every month The hospital adm inistration attenda these meet mgs and thè minute* of these meet mgs are rev icwed by thè hospital t»>.ird Input of thè doctors in thè operation of thè hospital are inaile in this manner and they are always welcome tu altend hospital board meeting* I agrec. another physinan is neederf but one should understand that hospital* don i send patients to M o rro » ( oe ety • H u a r O t M d W eekly Ne»»|»«pe» U SP $ 240 420 t ’ublnh«-<l r \ r r > W t-d n rv la y and r n l r r r d an srcond cla ss m a ttr r at th r I'oal Office at Hrppnar. Orrgon undrr thr Act of M arch J. 1879 litwl ( lass postage paid at llrp p n rr . Oregon Office at 147 West Willow Street Tricphnnc 5U3> 676 9228 Vildrcss commun« aliona Io Ih r llrp p n rr ( l a / r t t r Times. |* o Hox 137 H. piaa r Oregon 97816 H o In M orrow . L'm a lilla Wheeler A G illiam counties $12 elsewhere K i leen Saling (*f fice Manager Saml\ H o lt/ Newspaper Kdltor Mar> Ann ( erullo (iraphics (»epartment Joyce Hughes Typesetter Marcy Hacon Darkroom Technician and A p ril S\ kt‘H, l'u ltlis h f'rs Editorial Lime to stand up and cheer — As the story on page one tells you, Heppner's state ranked girls basketball team will play a show down game for a share of the league lead this Friday night at (»:00 p m at Meppner High School The opposition will the the Number 1 team in the State, the I ’m atilla Vikings. The Vikings beat the Fillies by only two points on their own court. Here’s hoping that the young ladies of coach Mike Koyer (and the following boys game, for that m atter) are greeted by an enthusiastic crowd at their big game Both aspects have been noticeably absent at Meppner games this year that is the enthusiasm and the crowd While the girls have skillfully built their fine 9-2 record, and as the boys have struggled to put the parts together, they have done so in virtual privacy. Many of you have probably not seen this year’s girls team, but the following proposition is a safe bet: if they don't get you excited about basketball, then nothing probably will They are a hustling, aggressive collection of overacheivers, w ho have set their sights on a league title and an appearance in the State tournament. This week's game against a very talented I ’matilla squad is a m ajor obstacle toward that goal Very seldom do you get to see the No. 1 team in the State, but even more seldom is it that you have a realistic shot at beating them. Such is the case. It would lx* fitting if the fans would truly give Meppner the old home-court advantage this weekend We all take pride in saying “yeah for our team, they’re champs ” This week your participation can help make that feeling a reality. Who knows, Heppner's fans could probably even start a “wave" if they really tried doctor* doctor* send patients to hospitals A top p rio rit) of th«* hospital tioard was dotf«*r recruit ment w hen I served on the tx»ard and I am sure it still is Polls has e been taken community planning com mittees ha\t* beer us«*d and v arums outside consultants have been brought in from tim e to tim e to im prove the health care of the community Problems have tieen identified and the solutions for some were easy and others more diflu iulf No studies to m> know I «•dg» indicate that Pioneer M rm or tal Hospital could hecornr self sup (Nirting My fam ily has used the facilities ot Pioneer M em orial Hospital for over thirty years and .is recently a»» last month including the amhu lance I have never been disappmn tint with the treatm ent received at Pioneer M em orial or its ambulant e serv ice Sincerely s L K Dick Seeking scleroderma patients To the editor As a scleroderma patient who has suffered alone for loo many years with a disease that few prxiple have ever even heard ol I am attempting to locale others who suffer from scleroderma system« sclerosis My New Year's resolution is to correspond with as many sclero derm a patients as possible Doctors tell me there are gxi non of us Perhaps your readers can assist me in lix ating others like myself I can tx- re.o hod at 21 Brennan Street No 21 Watsonville ('A 95076 Thank you. * Diane W 1 11 i ,i in s Fred A. Buschke week I need your help to get this word out to Oregonians The com m ittee will have hearing* every weekday at 8 In a in and an evening hearing at 7 p m on Wed nesday. January 23 Below is the detailed schedule People wishing to testify can contact the la-gislative Hevenue Office 378 8873. for more information Sales Tax Hearings House Rev enue Committee. Hearing Koom A stale Capitol. Salem Monday. January 21. 8 30 a m 1 la m Tues day January 22. 8 to a m 11 a m Wixlnosday January 23. 8 30 a m H a m and 7 p m end Thursday January 24. 8 .to a m - H a m K n day. January 25. 8 30 a m II a m is i Tom Throop Chairperson Marriage Licenses M arriag e license applications h jv e been received at the Morrow County Clerk's Office from Arturo Arteaga Yiramontes 27 and Kiedelina Carreon Mendoza 19. txith of Boardman D arrel W illiam Scott. 42. and Judith Ann f.iska. 4o. both of Boardman Joe la-wis Halvorsen. 38. and Sandra Kay Thompson 21. both of lone Report BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTO PARTS HEPPNER AUTO PARTS ^NAPfl^ •u- l l t : •K- t t i i $ :*: a . 6 7 6 -9 1 2 3 TRAVEL A G EN CY (503) 5677711 Toil Fr« 151 1-800452-8853 si ‘J i a v t f & ‘JTa 271 t M AIN S T R t E T H t R M IS TON O R 97838 FLO O R C O V ER IN G llrp p n rr High School Thursday. Jan 25 pork and n«xxl lex. ro ll*, green beans, one halt apple and m ilk or salad bar and m ilk Krtday. Jan 25 soup and sand w ichos llrp p n rr K lrm rn la ry School Thursday, Jan 24 mashrd pot a toes with meat gravy, vegetable slicks fruit, salad bar and nnlk Krtday. Jan 25 cooks choice Monday . Jan 28 soup and sand wich. vegetable, fru it, and m ilk Tuesday . Jan 29 wetner wrap cheese sticks, potatoes pears, and milk Wednesday. Jan 30chih, crack ers, vegetable, baked goodie, and m ilk or salad bar and m ilk T hu rsday. Jan .11 Birthday lunch C eram ic Tile Kitchen la b m e ts , C ounter Tops through the I « III Y rars \go Thursday Jan 23. 1975 On Jan 8 Mike Sweeney accepted an appointment by the Morrow County Court as counly bicentennial chairm an lie replaced M arlene Peterson who resigned a fter doing organizational work for the Oregon State Bicentennial Sub com m ittee 25 Y e a r* \go Thursday . Jan 21.196« A continuing series of storms dumped from seven and a half to 14 inches of snow on Morrow County during the past seven days, nearly doubling the ground measurement from the previous week But what e v e r inco nven ien ce the snow 676*9418 Heppn«' FURNITURE rimes CASE FURNITURE brought it was more than offset by the value to the county of the 1 29 inches of moisture it held 49 inch came during the past week and 8« the week lief ore 50 Y e a r* \go Thursday . Jan 24. 1935 lleppner was getting back to norm al after the siege of frozen pipe* and many other tnconvemrn ce* accompanying the cold snap of last week which carried the mercury to a m axim um low of five degrees tx-low zero last Saturday night Tem peratures were rising Monday to a m axim um of 54 and a m inim um of 45 degrees i Meppner Carpet. Linoleum, Counter Tops Installed Beauty Rest AAattresses, Fabrics and Accessories Sherwin Williams Paint IN SURAN CE ^.»4 M T p*.«u4 A .. ».»/*.-4 S 4 Z . i l U V IK M V n i M A K IIK , |K MOVVVKI) MM VANI KOHI M I K M il MeVMIWM K M il LEG A L SERVICES V a n V a l k e n b u r g h , C o a ts , K e lly & H offm a n L a w y e rs , P C. IAN0MABX N it A i 481-3333 SQUARE BOARDMAN CO N SU LTA TIO N »20 M EDICAL SUPPLIES r, MEDICAL CENTER PH A R M A CY i Births iirtg 5»fv»c« on t*aacripfi<yn Mc>n Ff. V to 6 Sot Hoip'fol Sopph 9 to 1 Located in the Medical Center 1 100 Southgate, Pendleton 276 1531 r ^ O IL PRODUCTS Trenton Ho** I owe a son, Trenton Boss was horn January 13. 1985 at Pioneer Mem orial Hospital to Rath Icon and iRniglas I-owe of lleppner He weigher) 9 pounds 10 ounce* He joins a brother. Travis two years old Grandparents are D r and Mrs F rederick Boyle Bend, and Dee and lo rc tta la m e Bend Open House will he held for hula Bloodsworth in honor o f her fiOth birthday Saturday, January 2bth. I to .? p.m at her hom e in Lexington. All o f her friends and relatives are invited to attend. no g .)«» i w Linden Way Carpet, Linoleum , Sifting School M en u s Correction di 2 3 4 N ' M a in H e P p n e r w M 1 1 FLOOR COVERING Morrow County J usher Court .it tin Morrow County Courthouse in Hrppncr handled the following hux llll-vx during the past week M.itt shone llo w .m l la-xingtun Kxei-NSIVi Kngm«' Noise $15 fine W illiom Kussell Hronnon. Till.i monk Viol.ilion of the Basic Kule '45 ui|ih in <i Ci mph /one $1 I line Altiert l.ee Seitiel Hernm ton I.«-,iking silting I/i.id $15 fine John M arvin Baird Beaver Creek Suspended O perator l.uense. $287 Sent I Allan Buschke lleppner Vi olation of the Basic Buie 747 mph in .i 15 mph /o n e ), $.to (me Michael Kichard M urtha. Hepp ner Cxpired Vehicle l.uense $57 lu ll forfeited lone School* I ’.ml W illiam Snow lone l*oss«-x Thursday , Jan 24 beans and wem sion ol upon Container of Alcoholic ers. tossed salad cinnamon rolls, l.iipior tleer $57 hail forfeited fruit, and m ilk or salad fu r and Hu hard I II.ick I ’endleton Viola m ilk turn ol the Basic Kulc 54 mph in a .15 K n d ay, Jan 25-clam chowder, li)(ih /one $57 hail forfeited turkey or peanut butter sandwiches, ( vnthm May Kox Kdmondx. Wa pickles,crackers, dessert, and m ilk shinglon Kxpired Vehicle lacense, Monday, Jan 26 ravio li, green $26 lu ll forfeited beans, Krench bread, fru it, and M a rk Hoscoe Kim, K d m o n d v m ilk Washington Kxpired Vehicle lac Tuesday, Jan 27<hicken patties ense $26 lull forfeited on a bun. pickles, vegetable slicks l-arrv M a rlin la-nz Milton Kree Krench fries, dessert and m ilk water No h ire K xtingui.her, $Jn \jeMednrsdav Jan 28 hot beef sand line wITbi-.s buttered corn pickled beets, dessert and p i ilk Uist week's G azette Times had a torv about the proposed Morrow ( oiinty Sthixil Budget on the front page which contained an error in the third paragraph The $2 747.6.12 referred to ax "c a r ryover funds" ix not a carryover, but im luiles an estim ated carryover of $ o .'t o The balance of the $2 747. M 2 tx the revenue estim ate' which is the combination of federal force fees Basic School Support and all funds other than taxes' which are received by the school district The G azette Tim es reg ret* the erro r _________ \ssault I mem ber of F.Jks lanlge No taH lleppner the Masonic la>dge No t.; of Elgif th« St tMfish Rife* of Baker the \ l h.ider .Shrine and (he F.astern star N»t in Klgin Survivors are his wife Kvangehn of Troutdale two daughters Patri t i*i K ( ulver of Kennewit k Wash l*h>llis \n.M»n of Forest (» ro w a brother (la u d e B u m tike lleppner three sisters M illie Fvans of Hepp ner M artha i a rr of Salem and Mary Travis of Klrna Wash six grand children and nine great grandchild ren Funeral services were held iif Carroll Funeral Home a ’ I routda!* Jan 14 (»raveside s « t v ic«*s were held af the Elgin (Vm etery January l > The family suggests contributions to the shrine Hospital for Crippled O uldren. 1101 S W Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland See you at the ballgame. Justice Court The Morrow Counly Sheriff * Off ut- at th« Morrow Counly Court bous«' in llrp p n rr r«'p«>r!» handling or dispatching thr following busin rss during fh r past w«x-k t m Januars 1» Ih r H rp p n rr Holler Ik -p a rtm m t and Morrow County Sheriff's o ilie r rrspond«‘d to a non injury motor v«*hicl«* ar«-«lt*nt on Highw.iv 74 n«-ar Bark n Chips i m January I« th r H rp p n rr f ’olii-r Is partm rnt and th r Morrow County S h eriffs Office cooperated in th«- arrest of Darw in Duane C<xik Jr 28 Boardman on a charge ol IV He was hxlgrd at the t m a lilla t ifv Jail A lleppner ambulance transported a 25 year «Id Iem ale to Hinneer M em orial Hospital on January 17 Ih«1 Morrow ( ounly sheriff s off««- a rrrs lrd James Kd ward Bau« um I« Boardman on a w.« rant lor fa ilu re to Appear Shtiw Cause al a Hearing He was transported lo Was«*«» County on January 19 ihe H rp p n rr K irr Departm ent r«'si»inde<l lo a house lire at the Osmin residence on Balm Kork Koad On January 2D. ihe Boardman Holier I lepar t meni arrested Alfrixl Karl Davis 41. Boardman on a i hargeof Assault I \ He was Intigni al Ihe ( m a lilla County Jail A Boardman ambulance transport«*! one Iem ale with head injuries, the victim ol Ihe allegt'd assault, to ( « NN I Shepherd Hospital in lle rm is ion Heenjoved fishing wi*»d working carpentry pla.ving cards and travel A chance to vote on a sales tax To the editor. It looks like the new Oregon legislatu re will give Oregonians a chance to vote on a sales lax No m atter how one feels .itsml a sales tax. it is very im jxirtant that the sales tax bdl presented to the voters tic the liesl one [sissible txith to give voters a clear choice and bec ause much of what we do could to- with us for a long tim e The House Hevenue Committee has scheduled the entire week of January 21 25 for public hearings on the sale* tax The Salem regulars know those dates But I would really like to urge any Oregonians who has an interest in testifying to come and tx- a part of the process I think it is worthwhile to emphasize that ordinary citizens need to and have the opportunity to get Involved in the process that Sheriff Report Fred A Buschke formerly of lleppner died Thursday January to at tiresham Oregon He was born August «* )901 at Rufus Oregon lie attended st h$*>l at Ion«* He m a r n t 1 Kv angel mi* Phillips on January 4 1933 a l D Washington Buschke was a fa rm e r and long tim e custodian and bus driver for the Kigm School District The couple lived in FJgtn until !'** when they moved to Troutdale near Port land y. .4 Lhewton DEVIN OIL CO. 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