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T W O -T h * H r p p n r r ( ì i i r t l f - T lm r » H rp p n rr O rr g o n W rd n rv d » » . k u g u s l I«. ***5 Chalm er H . The Official Newspaper of Ihr City of Hr ppner and ihr County of Morrow I«? Obituary Letters to the Editor ‘ Bill’ Privett IV« M r p p a r, Save ‘ Antelope’ GAZETTE-TIMES (a aa lv • M oa a O a a a d « „ h i , 9 » , p a p „ U S P S 240 430 PuMlikrd m n H r d n r id ii and ra lrrrd 8« trroaa r i m m atlrr al ihr Post Office at Hrppnrr Oregon under Ihr Act of March J. 187» Second t Ia n po*lagr paid at Hrppnrr Orrgon Offlcr al 117 Wr«l Willow Strrrt Trlrphonr I 343 1 (78 *7211 Addrraa rommunb airs to Ihr Hrppnrr Gaietlr-Tim es. I* O H o c 137. Hrppnrr. Orrgon *7834 Subacnpllonc t i l In Morrow I malllla Whrelrr a (jRllam counties t i l elsewhere * • * * • * • S a lia g O f f lc r M a n a g r r N e w s p a p e r E d ito r f . r a p h ir c O r p a r t m r n t RaaRy H o lti M a r r y B a ro n D M iar Kennedy Typesetter David and April Sykes, Publinher* To the Editor We are residents of a city being run by a religious group and are under constanl harassment by the K a jn e rih Police Force and Kajneesh Security from Kajneeshpuram We are watched where ever we go. even If we Just take a walk they follow us in their vehicles We asked Kajneesh Police Force to stop the Kajneesh Investment Corporation from making so much dust on the hill above our home, and they said they were not going to do anything about it and left We must call Ihr Oregon State Police for protection If one is a Kajneesh. the police force is helpful, protective and concerned conversely, when a NON Kajneesh told one of the Kajneesh to pul their garbage where it belonged they were arretted and hauled 75 miles (o The Dalles jail When incidents such as these occur in a democratic country, someling must be done in order to preserve our freedom We have a •SAVE ANTELOPE F I N D ’. Boi 66 Antelope OR 97001 Please help, (s) Jim and Jean Opray Antelope. OR 97001 H arold L. Becket Repeal Kajneesh charter To the Editor 31 k would taka a parson twanty mna yaara of twalva hour work days to count ona billion dollars in ona dollar bills Iilaze Kir PRE-ORDE i-O I TR U C K LO A D SALE O R D E R N O W A N D SAVES* Pick outyour stove now, and pre-order for SUPER SA VIN G S on BLAZE KIN G truck coming A U G . 29, d i s s o lv e t h e r i l v ’ s a s s e t s W ill not be at this year’s fair T< the Eidlor I would like to let friends know why I will not be in Small Animal barn at Fair I was not asked if I would do the barn with Fair running with Kodeo through Sunday When I found out recently about the Sunday Fair I told them I would not do the 30&31. Princess $615% top vent, jet-air, brown or black. This is to inform your readers of a petition to tie launched across the state this month The Save Antelope Committee is organizing a petition drive to disincorporate the City of Rajneesh • formerly Antelope! A 20 person advisory board makes up Hie Committee, consisting of residents, properly owners, former Antelope Council members and con errned citizens throughout the slate Tlie petition would place an issue on the stale ballot to repeal the Kajneesh's City Charter and barn or exhibit as I teach a Sunday School class and I help with Sunday services at Nursing Home The I'm atilla County Fair and Pendleton Round U'p do not run on Sunday so why should Morrow County Fair and Rodeo is i Irene Anhorn Hiding club trophies moved to museum S P d ftfii - fm »7* 9157 ’ Mtrf««' The Wranglers Riding Club have moved Ihr trophies which were previously stored at the Morrow ROPE THESE SAVINGS!!! ifiV^iiCanning ,.11 ^ y ie S u p p lie S We will be closed Saturday, Aug. 17. —, See You A t The Fair & R od eo! . J m o r r o w co unty GRAIN GROWERS 1K , V J Phonn ■ 989-6221 ARDWARE * Chief sponsors of (he initiative arr Mate Rep Wayne Fawbush. State Kep Dave McTeague and John Silvertooth Stewart former Antelope councilman William Gaichel is executive director of the 'Save Antelope Committee " Presently funds ir e being raised for this petition effort Contributions may be vent to P u Bo* 66 Antelope Oregon 97001 Sincerely, i s i Darlene Osborne P o Bo* 37 Antelope AUTOMOTIVE ★ 1-800-432-7396 CHEMICAL ★ MACHINERY County lair grounds In Heppner to the Morrow County Museum The club trophies have been earned for boot he* and riding ability at horse shows over the past several years, reports a spokesperson for the riding club Trophies, awards, and pic tures dating from the 1950s are now on view at the museum on Main Street in Heppner Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff's Office at the Morrow County Court house in Heppner reports handling or dispatching the following busi ness during the past week On August 6. a Heppner ambu lance transported one male to Pioneer Memorial Hospital Also on August 6. a Boardman ambulance transported a subject to Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston In a third August 6 incident, a Heppner ambulance responded to a residence in Heppner and trans ported a male with an illness to Pioneer Memorial Hospital On August 7. the Boardman Police Department responded to a report of a hit and run accident which occur red within the city limits On August 8. the Heppner Police Dept arrested Phoebe Sandra Russell. 32. Heppner. for allegedly Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants She was released on her own recognizance In a second August 8 incident, the Morrow County Sheriff 's Office cited William Patrick Meier. 21. lrngon. for allegedly Driving While Sus pended On August 9. a Heppner ambu lance transported an unknown female to Pendleton Also on August 9. the Boardman Fire Dept and the Boardman Police Dept responded to a hay truck on fire on Main Street On August 10. the Heppner Fire Dept responded to a grass fire on Highway 74 at milepost 41 Also on August 10. the Boardman Police Department arrested Royce M ila u g h e y . 26. U m a tilla , for allegedly Driving Under the Influ ence of Intoxicants and also for allegedly Driving While Suspended On August 11. a Boardman ambu lance responded to a residence within the city limits and trans ported a female with an illness to St Anthony Hospital in Pendleton Also on August 10. the Boardman Police D epartm ent arrested Mitchell Royce McCaughey, 26. U 'm atilla. for allegedly D rivin g Under the Influence of Intoxicant* and also for allegedly Driving While Suspended He was released on his own recognizance Electrolysis & Thermolysis Harold L Becket. 77 died Friday. August 9. 1985 at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Horn Sept 20 1907. at Eightmile he was the son of Ralph and Daisy McFerrin Becket Hr was a lifetime resident of this area except during World War II. when he worked elsewhere in shipyards For many years he operated a machine shop in Heppner On April 15. 1935. he married Ruby Thornburg in Walla Walla Becket was a member of the Heppner Masonic laalge for many years serving several times as Worthy Patron of the Order of Eastern Star He has serv ed as a member of the Morrow County School Board, as vice president of the Morrow County Historical Society which he helped organize, as chairman of a M C H S committee to locate and mark graves of early residenls, and helped to form the Masonic Cemetery In Heppner Survivors include his wife, Ruby Becket at the home daughters Sharon Burkenbine of Wilkesboro, S C , and Carol Patrick of Terre bonne, Ore . brothers Merle of Cottage G rove, and John of M ilw au kie. and several grand children Funeral services were held Sunday. Aug 11 at the Heppner Masonic Ixidge. with concluding service and interm ent at the Masonic Cemetery Contributions may be made to the Pioneer Memorial Hospilal Fund. P O Box 9. Heppner 97836. or to the Eastern Star Heart Fund, Route 2, Box 2084. Heppner 97836 Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was in charge of arrangements Chalmer H "Bill" Pnvett. 72, ■ died Tuesday. Aug 6. 19*5. at Pioneer Memorial Huapital He was a longtime resident of this area Born Feb 18. 1913, in Ava. Mo . he was the son of John and Lucinda i Bragg * Privet! On June 9. 1934. he married Floy Fraizer in Ava Mo They came to the Heppner area in 1940, where he worked for the Kmzua Corporation as a watchman and fireman For the last 10 years, he and his wife spent the winters in Arizona Surviving are his wife, Floy i Fraizer Prlveft, at the home in Heppner daughters Billie Jean Taber of Ava. Mo . and Hoy June Brown of Newport. Ore . sons Joe of Benton City. Wash . and John of Paul. Idaho, brother Jack of Nemaha Iowa three sisters Margaret W haley of Salisbury , N C . Sally Daniel of Rockwell. N C . and Edna Basse of Charlotle. N C IS grandchildren and two great grandchildren His funeral was Thursday , Aug 8 at the chapel of Sweeney Mortuary Iterment followed at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery Memorial contributions may be made to the Oregon Cancer Society, 0331) S W Curry. Portland. Ore 97201 Justice Court Report Marrow County Justice Court at •hr Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner reports handling the fol lowing business during the past week Joe Wilbur Johnson. Pasco - Dts obey Slop Sign. 531 bail forfeited Ronald l<ee Paulson. Newport - Switched License Plate, $160 bail forfeited Curtis Jay Papmeau. Lexington Operating Off Road Vehicle on a Public Highway, $15 fine Evangelical Films Presents STORY A TRUE Births Benjamin Kae Turrell a son. Benjamin, was born August I at Pioneer M em orial Hospital in Heppner to Vickie M arie and Kirhard Calvin Turrell of Heppner He weighed 8 lbs 9 oz Grandparents are Richard and Susan Ekstrom. Seattle. Washing ton, and Fred and Lila Turrell. New berg Great grandparents arr Herb and Mae Ekstrom. Sr lone, and Ida Coleman, Heppner Benjamin joins two sisters. Heidi. 3lx, and Molly, 1, at home SEE fT AT . . . Christian Ufa Cantar 533 W Morgan Sunday, August 10,1903 6i00 P.M. 1-000-632-FISH Call this number (toll-free in Oregon) for up-to- date information on these streams: ■ Clackamas ■ Deschutes ■ Sandy 5 T THIS INFORMATION IS UPOATED DAILY BY 9 0 0 AM WEEKDAYS AS A PUBLIC SERVICE -■ I I oo Western Style Earrings & Bracelets Permanent Hair Removal Prices From $6°°& Up ÿ Anna Sch warzin, Certified Electrologist I Peterson’s — J y jj 676-9248 Open Tues. Wed. orbyappt. Jewelers y - 0 Ntppner I *74-1200 A
