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Newspaper editor
M arry Karoo
Graphics Department
ttoplar Krnnrdv
T y (reseller
David and April Sykes, Publishers
To the Editor
Since October 1. the Small Bust
ness Development Center has hren
sponsorin|( a business lunch series
TTiey are held each Thursday noon
at the Elks The topics have been
«eared specifically for the bus mes
ses here in Heppner l-exington. and
lone
The attendance has been fair, but
could be so much belter
We are
fortunate to have this opportunity
right here at home
I have attended these lunches and
find Ihr information invaluable The
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speakers are worthwhile but the
real treat is the opportunity for all of
the business people to share their
ideas and concerns about the p arti
cular subject bring presented
Wr are ail busy people This lunch
series is a good thing for our
community Let s show those spon
soring it that we want to see this kind
of program continue Please join me
at one or more the nest four lunches
Thank you.
is > Larry Pettyjohn
Pettyjohn Farm Supply
C ourtesy car is a nec<le(l serv ice
To the Editor
I know how promptly they respond,
I think the Courtesy Car if a
the courteous, helpful and thoughtful
H erm an J
G reen . 70. died
valuable and badly needed service
way the passengers are treated
Saturday, Del 28. 1985 al Pioneer
especially (or the elderly It makes
I am very appreciative of this
Memorial Hospital
He was a
it possible for those people w ho can t
service and I hope more people of
lifetim e resident of this area
drive their cars and others who need
the community will gel behind the
The funeral was Monday. Oct 28 a ride, to shop locally, keep Dr
project and help keep It going It is
al (he United Methodist Church,
appointments, visit friends, attend
helpful not only lo those who use it
with concluding service and burial
meetings, etc
but also to many local businesses
at the Heppner Masonic Cemetery
Why isn't the town as a whole
Please think about it and let us all
The Kev Susan West officiated
more supportive of the Courtesy
do what wr can to help
Carlrv Drake was organist and Ron
Car’
Remember with the had weather
McDonald soloist
Casket hearers
A lot o( people are very grateful to
approaching it will be needed more
w ere Al O sm in. Doug D rak e,
Buzz Lynch for making this service
than ever
Randall Peterson. Ron Jones Al
available I use the Courtesy Car so
<s> Hazel Hamlin
P u rc e ll, and A rm e R edm an
Honorary bearers were Floyd Jones
I. D Tibbies. Ralph Reamer. Jim
Farley. Marcel Jones, and Paul
Hemricks
Horn in Heppner Aug 24. 1915. he
was I he «in of Stephen A and Mattie ^
( Bryant i Green He w as graduated
from Heppner High School in 1934
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On Dec 25. 1939, he married Alma Jr,'.
Van Winkle in Heppner
Green
owned and operated the Heppner ' V
Garbage Disposal Service for 23
years Prior to that, he had run a
hardware store in Heppner und also
worked as a parts man at the
l-exington Implement Company
He was a m ember of the Heppner
United Methodist Church, the odd
Fellows and the Heppner Masomc
l-odge He also had been active with
the volunteer lire department
Surviving are his wife. Alma, of
Heppner three sons Clifford of
Heppner. Lawrence of Troutilale.
and Thomas of P n n eville daughter
M a rga re t G reen of P ortla n d
brothers Cornett ol Heppner. and
Dressed lor Halloween.
youngsters show off their costumes during a
Joe H of Pendleton, three sisters
party held at All Saints Church in Heppner Sunday night
Mildred laindhlade of Gresham.
Youngsters enjoyed games, bobbing lor apples and along with their
Ruth McCaleb of Portland, and
parents, a potluck dinner
IwHlise llugrrm an of I j i Grande,
and eight grandchildren
Those who wish may contribute to
N o v e m b e r Is ‘re fu e lin g ’ m onth
Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home, or
to the United Methodist Church
November is "R efueling month
Church with the Kev Mel Dixon,
memorial fund
at the Heppner United Methodist
now retired form er pastor begin
Arrangements were in care of
mng the process on November 3 at
Sweeney Mortuary in Heppner
10 30 a m
"Thankful F eathers" will be the
topic of conversation among the
youngsters at Sunday School From
Genesis to Kevelalious will enhance
the education of the adults Classes
for all ages meet at 9 a m Come Join
us and get refueled
(In Sunday, (let 27, the Methodist
congregation bid farewell to Kev
Susan West who has served the
church since June 1984 Miss West
has been granted a leave by the
Oregon Idaho Conference because
of health problems She is returning
lo her parents' home in Owensboro.
Kentucky, where she will regain
strength before returning to a uni
verslty lor more graduate studies
M aye Zimmerdahl
Word has been received of the
death of Maye Zimmerdahl. 80.
form erly of Adams and Athena
Mrs Zimmerdahl died Saturday.
Oct 12. 1985, at her granddaughter s
home in Kodiak Alaska
The funeral was 2 p m , Friday.
O d 25 in Portland, at the Lincoln
W illa m e tte
Funeral
D ire c to rs
chapel, follo w e d by b u rial al
Willamattr National Cem etery
Mrs Zimmerdahl was a member
of Eastern Star In Athena, she
served as president of the American
ta-gion Auxiliary
Surviving are her husband Frank
Zimmerdahl of K odiak. brother
Charles Starks of Heppner sister
Kaye Miller of Cumas, Wash
two
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren A daughter. Doris
Isaac. du*il earlier
Arrangements were in care of
Lincoln
W illa m e tte
Funeral
Director*, 9775 S F Mount Scott,
Portland
Youngsters attend party
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H e p p n e r residence
An early Saturday morning fire
destroyed a wall and part of the floor
in the kitchen of the Bruce and Mary
Bergstrom home on Highway 206
about a mile from Heppner Smoke
damage is evident throughout the
rest of the house
The couple works nights so were
not at home when the fire broke out
The cause of the fire is still under
investigation, said a fire department
spokesperson, but faulty wiring is
suspected
S q u a re D a n c e rs m eet N o v . 2
Over 5« of the Sage Hopper*, on a
m ystery trip from Madras, attended
a square dance October 19 hosled by
the lone Grand Squares al the Ion
la*gion Hall
Also twenty dancers from the
Hermiston Square Knots accompan
led caller for the evening Kick
Ewing
The Grand Squares Halloween
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dance was hosled by U oyd and
Shirley M cNary, Chatherine and
Mattlon Hicks and Gloria and Ron
Davis Thirty members of the host
club were present
Novem ber 2, the Grand Squares
will attend a dance at the I'ondon
United Church of Christ The caller
then will be Bill Dalrym ple of the
Redmond Red Hock Squares
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Monday. No« 4 lish wedge and
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salad cherr« pie and milk
Tuesday, No«
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spaghetti.
French bread salad fruii, and
milk or salad bar and milk
Wednesday No« t> slew collage
cheese peach hall maple bar and
milk or salad liar and milk
barbecue beef
Thursday. No«
and bun later lots, salad pudding,
and milk or salad bar and milk
Frida« No« 8 cook* choice
John 4 m m rll Kern a son. John
Emmett was born October 26 lo
Curtis and D eborah K een of
lexin glon al Pioneer Memorial
Hospital in Heppner He weighed 8
lbs IS1» oz
Grandparents are John Keen of
southern Oregon. Addle and Roy
Harper. Pullman. Washington, and
F loyd
and
L an ora
Courtain.
Madras
He joins a brother. Andrew. 4*t. al
home
S ta ff P erson o f
the M o n th
Mr Walt Pilgrim has been
teaching at Heppner High School
for 13 years
Pilgrim teaches
typing I li II. bookkeeping I A II.
and office practice He occasion
ally helps out the volley ball team
with his outstanding skills
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Justice Court at the Morrow
County Courthouse in H eppner
reports handling the following bust
ness during the past week
Ivan Lynn Duncan. Oregon City •
with criminal negligence Taking a
Game Bird Closed Season i Mourn
mg Dove i . 942 fine
Charles Curtis Clapp Neskowin •
Illegal “ I T Turn. *31 bail forfeited
Larry Charles Hickman. Hillsboro
No Stoplights on Trsiler. *28 bail
forfeited
Clayton George Harris. Fossil
laui lb Tandem Axle Overload *21
ball forfeiled
James Kaourn Parker The Dalles
Exceeding the Maximum Speed.
89 mph in a 55 mph zone i . *30 fine
Allen Kay Ash baugh Portland -
Possession of Open Container of
Alchoholic Liquor (w h iskey), *30
fine
Albert 1-re Corey. Heppner with
criminal negligence
Counseling.
Aiding or Assisting in a Wildlife
Violation to wit
taking a game
mammal closed season to wit deer.
$135 fine, one year suspension of
hunling p r iv ile g e s , reim b u rse
counly *90 for nine jurors
John Jay Griffith. Spray - No Mud
Flaps (13 fine. 4.000 lb Group Axle
Overload. *43 50 fine
Bryce Stephen Bishop. Stanfield
W rong W ay on a One Way Street $17
fine
Harvey Harlow Harris. Cornelius
No Vehicle License, (13 fine
Steven Anthony Winn Pendleton
with criminal negligence No Hunt
mg License. *4o fine
Dean Michael Smith. Portland
with criminal negligence
Vehicle
in Closed Area to wit
passenger.
*38 line
Daren Eugene Roles. Portland
with criminal negligence Operating
a Motor Vehicle in Closed Area. *38
fine
Edward Allen Montague. Portland
with criminal negligence Vehicle
in Closed Area to wit
passenger.
*38 fine
Jim Ivan Montague. Portland
with criminal negligence
Operat
mg a Motor Vehicle in Closed Area,
*18 fine
Philip Michael Forney. Portland
with crim inal negligence
Vehicle
in a Closed Area to wit passenger.
9*8 fine
Daniel F Kassab. Portland with
criminal negligence
Counseling.
Aiding, or Assisting in a Game
Violation safety zone. (40 fine
1-ouis Donald Tasnady, Hermiston
Exceeding the Maximum Speed '65
mph in a 55 mph zonei. *13 fine
Konny Lynn Brisboiv Heppner
Violation of the Basic Rule * 81 mph
in a 55 mph zone), *57 fine
Kenneth L e ro y
N airn s
I II .
Heppner - Failure to D rive to the
Right Side of Centerline, $17 fine
R obert
Steven
Lem m on .
Pendleton - with criminal negli
gence Hunling a Prohibited Area to
W IT
Heppner Regulated Hunt
Safety Zone. $40 fine
R obert
L e ro y
K u rslen b erg,
Pendleton
with criminal negii
gence Hunting Proh ib ited Area to
wit
Heppner Kegulated Hunt
Safety Zone. $40 fine
T erry
W illia m
R eyn olds.
Meacham Parking on Highway. $13
fine
Leroy Hayes, lone • Expired
Vehicle License. $26 hail forfeited
Richard M errill Coons. Eugene
No Trailer License. $26 bail for
felted
David Kelly Walters. Vale
No
Fire Extinguisher. *10 fine
William Ralph Mackey. Boise
Exceeding the Maximum Speed <66
mph in a 55 mph zonei. *57 ball
forfeited
H eppner
P o lice R e p o rt
The Heppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
October 22
9 35 p m • deliver emergency-
message
October 23
2 o5 p m took theft report 4 p m
motor vehicle accident
October 24
7 55 p m • citation issued for
operating off road vehicle on public
highway
October 25
2 a m - assist Fire Dept 6 30 a m
citation issued for Violation of
Basic Kate, 1 51 mph in a 35 mph
zone >. 6 46 p m
check suspisious
circumstances , 7 p m
- found
property
October 28
9 30 p m
officer requested for
security check
October 27
3 09 a m • officer requested for
security check 10 38 p m citation
issued for Illegal " u " turn
October 28
2 22 a m • citation issued for
equipment violation
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Megan Ann was born
October 13 at Good Shepherd Hos
pital in Hermiston lo Michele and
Mike Bergstrom of Hermtstun she
weighed 8 lbs 10 at
Grandparenls are Mr and Mrs
Don Evans Mr and Mrs Randall
Peterson and Mr and Mrs Bob
Bergstrom all of Heppner
Great grandparents are Millie
Evans. Iva Hooker and Mr and Mrs
Albert Connor all of Heppner
She joins a brother Matthew _> at
home
October
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M o r ro w County
Grain G ro w e rs
Morrow county court
house in Hrppnrr
Heppner reports handlim
handling
or dispatching the following bust
ness during the past week
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9 50 a m the Heppner F ire Depl
responded to a report of an electrical
fire at a residence within the city
limits
The lire was ext.nguished
and an unknown amount of damage
was done
October 23
I 48 a m
The Hoardman Fire
Depl responded to an elevator fire
on Eastern Oregon Farm s near
Boardman The Irrigon Fire Depl
assisted
The
H eppner
P o lic e
Depl
received a report of a theft of
jewelry which had occurred a few
weeks ago
t>clober 25
4 15 a m
The Irrigon Police
Depl
a rre s te d L eon a rd D avid
Abercrombie. 27. last known add
rrss Caldwell. Idaho, for allegedly
Driving Under (he Influence of
Intoxicants and Driving While Sus
pended
He was lodged al the
Umatilla Police Depl
October 28
1 29 a m • The Roxrdman Police
Depl arrested Angel M Maldonado.
IS. Umatilla for allegedly Driving
Under the Influence of Intoxicants
He was released on his own recogni
za nee
2 11 a m
The Heppner Fire
Depl , (he Heppner Police Depl and
the Morrow Counly S h eriffs Office
responded to a house fire at the
Bergstrom residence on Highway
2U6
Amount of dam age was
unknown
October 27
1 27 a m
The Boardman Police
Dept and the M orrow County
Sheriff's Office arrested Trinidale
Camacho Mendoza. 23. Hoardman
on a Hermiston Municipal warrant
lor Failure To Appear, second
degree Subject posted bail and was
released
The B oardm an P o lic e Dept
received a report of burglary at a
Hoardman residence and the theft of
numerous items
Noon - A Boardman ambulance
responded to a residence within the
city limits for a woman who was
having breathing difficulties
She
was transported to Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston
2 45 p m
The Hoardman Fire
Dept responded to a truck accident
on I 84, one mile east of Boardman
A trailer had overturned and the fire
department was needed for wash
down of a propane spill The Oregon
State Police also responded to the
accident
Herm an J. Green
O b itu a rie s
County S h e r if f s
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Morrow County Fairground»
First Se ssio n 6 to • p jn .
Mom or Dad Skate FREE
Second Session 8:15 to 10:15 p.m
FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS
Nov. 2, Nov. 9, N ov. 15 & N ov. 22
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