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3 d S a in A I « p n rllln g
Honnw Huvrtik*
got lost Some tim e later the pilot
told her she was still over the C rum
Ranch
You know many things and ex
pcrienccv have come to paw in W)
years She encouraged farm slitrage.
a very im punant system tor a nation
in distress
I wish I had words to tell you how
she w ill he missed as she goes to her
new jo b w ith the State o ffic e It
seems to make no difference how
rough the war path she has the in
tegrity and courage to come out a
w inner
W ith the best o f wishes lo r the
greatest o f success from our house
to yours
(siK alph Crum
lone
Hospital Notes
Roy Quackenhush
Mother tells her story
!o the H dilor
Ms story is a lot like other parents
except they are atraid to do anything
to get help I ’ m 2*1 and the mother
o l three children ages 12. nine, and
one year old Ih cy were taken away
Irom me in January In A p ril I look
my tw o sons and ran away w ith
them W e were doing fine until (X
lober 20. when the stale police came
and took them awuy fro m me again
I I eel the only reason this is happen
ing to me is because I do n't have the
money to tight like so many other
people do not
They don’t care it they drise you
em otionally c ia /y or our children
Itic ir only concern is that you arc
separated from one another I bey
do n't care it thev hurl the children
either it they did they w o uld n't
separate us in the first place They
cou ld 've sent someone to my home
to chcvk on things I'm twenty nine-
years old I'm not a ch ild . I'm an
adult quite capable o t caring tor mv
children, more capable than (osier
parents w ho gel paid fo r caring tor
my children
Please let me be heard So many
children are getting hurt because
C h ild Protection docen t care what
the children want They say they
d o n 't like separating fam ilies that
they arc doing what's best W e ll. I
say, bull The best thing is (or our
fam ilies to stay together Please. I
believe, and s«i do others, that this
cannot go on Please hear me and
help me
(si M a c il Denise Magoon
M ilto n freew ater
I U tX b S m
Again, as I begin my third term as
your representative. I pledge my sell
to an am bitious, constructive pro
gram in vupport ot all o l Oregon's
needs and dreams
It's a pris ilcgc to be an elected ot
fic ia l 1 never lose the special leel
ing it gives rik- I realize that honest
and effective w ork is the only way
to repay the voters lor their taith and
confidence
Very truly yours.
IsiB ob Smith
I am pleased and gratified that Se
cond District ( Hcgomans again want
to send pie to W ashington as their
representative
Ib is election was
won by a larger m argin than any o f
mv pres h ms Congressional races
Nixly li m e percent o f M orrow
County voters supported me
Because ot the exceptionally long
99th Congress, much o f the credit
lo r my success must go jo the
volun te ers and cam paign con
tnb utors who worked w hile I was
still in W ashington
M em ber o f Corgress
Burns
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4-H C lu b s
T w o Trackers
a
daughter, / o ic Flizahcth. was horn
(X to h e r 27. |9Xb to IX in s and Clare
K o zn ck o f H epp ner at G oo d
Shepherd The hahy weighed X Ihs
3 oz
Grandparents are M rs
I uclla
Koznck. The Dalles. M r and M rs
M arlow e Iverson o f Kansas C ity .
Mo
The hahy joins one bn aber Dane.
2. at home
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District Attorney’s
Report
Roy fbiac kenbush. 77. a loiigtirtk-
resrdent o l the Hcppner area, died
Tuesday, Nov
4
|UKb al ihe
U n iv e rs ity o t O re g o n H e alth
Sciences Center in Portland
He was horn M arch 22 I ‘XN ,u
Alturas. ( j l i l the con ot Kuwena
( V iy i and H r tu rd Q u . r kenbush He
moved to this area in |9 | t
In |9 3 (lh o married Melba Hughes
in Hcppner
M r Quav kenbush was noted lo r
his banjo play ing in many groups in
the area He and his w ite owned and
operated the Red A W hite Grocery
in Hcppner lo r nuns veals A lter
retiring, he assisted hie daughter and
ci'ii in law in their grocery store in
la-xington An excellent horseman
who lose«) to hunt and lish he was
also noted tor his cooking He was
a member o l the Hcppner Masonic
lo d g e , and a pact master He also
was a member o l the Hcppner
H M il
funeral scrv Res were held I rulay.
Nov 7 al 2 p rn al ihe I ruled
Methodist Church w ith the Kev
Grace Drake o llic uuing. and Carlcy
Drake as organist A duct. What
a Day fh .it W ill B e " was sung by
Harley Sager and Ira Owen
Sunday. Nov lb Church service
Casket bearers were David Piper,
Terry Hughes. Stuart (n ib b le . Sam :fey Lutheran church
Bellamy. Greg Gettman. and Kaikly .... Monday. Nov 17 10a rn group
Hughes Honorary hearers were Jim Ji-xercise . 1 1 1 $ mealvitc. 2 p in
Boor. Jell Mahcn. Kenneth Mar
Led"
Tuesday. Nov IX 10a m crafts.
shall. A l Bunch. John Skow. and
D r k W ilkinson Concluding servK'C * p m Bingo
Wednesday. Nos |9
10 a rn
and inteniR-ni were al Hcppner
dough art with Joan Records. 2 p m
Masonic Cemetery
Survivors include hie w ile Melba
sing along
Quae kenbush. at the honk- in JIcpp
. Thursday. Nov 20
10 a m
ner. daughter P hsllis Piper o f le x
gallics. 2 p m devotions
mglon. three grandehilren and one
f ru la y . Nov 21 10 a m current
great grandchild
events discussion, 2 p m cratts
C ontributions may be made to ihe
Pioneer M em orial Hospital l-und.
P () Box 9. Hcppner. OK 97X't>
Sweeney M ortuary. Hcppner. was
P ort o f M o rro w
m charge o l arrangerik-nts
u n n x x x x x w x x x sti
Ih e Port o t M orrow Board o f
Com m issioners w ill niect at I p m
on Tuesday . Nos IX at the Port o f
flees in B oardnun
A meeting
previously scheduled lo r November
12 was canceled
Zolf Elizabeth kuznrk
On Sunday. N«iv 2. the 4 H Twu
Trackers Horse C lub had their an
nua! Halloween parts Judy Jepsen
organized die party First, there wav
a costume contest, then tJicrc wav
fun and games for all The party end
ed w ith refreshments The T w o
T ra cke rs w ill ho ld th e ir next
business meeting on Wednesday,
Nos 19 at 7 p m in the Annex at
the fairgrounds
P io ne er M e m o ria l H o s p ita l
reports adm itting the fo llo w in g pa
dents during the past week
f ather fd w a rd Racconi Heppner
admitted Nos ember 9. and
Martha King. Hcppner admitted
Novem ber It)
Both were still revets ing care at
the hospital Monday
The M orrow County D istrict At
torrk-v s O ffice at Ihe M o r n « Coun
ty Courthouse in Hcppner reports
handling the follow ing business dur
ing the past week
W illia m A lle n Daugherty . 4 V Ir
rigon. entered a change o f plea
before Judge Ralph C u rrin on
November 7 He pleaded G uilty to
Avsault II The court ordered a pre
sentence in v e s tig a tio n and set
December 5 fo r sentencing
Marv in C raig. $X. Im gon . entered
a plea o l Not G uilty lo tour counts
o f Possession o f a C o n tro lle d
Substance, tour counts ot D elivery
o f a C o ntrolled Substance, and two
counts o l Conspiracy to IX -liscr a
C ontrolled Substance before Judge
Ralph C u rrin on November 7 T rial
is vet lo r December 5 and 12
Joel Medrano aka Ramon Come
jo , 2b. B*>ardman. tailed to appejr
lo r sentencing November 7 on
charges o t Menacing and C rim ina l
M icchiel I Judge Ralph C u rrin
ordered a warrant tor hie arrest
IX-nnis Raymond W arren. 19.
IVndleton. appeared tor arraignment
on a charge «it Theft I before Judge
Ralph C u rrin on November 7 Ihe
defendant was released on his own
recognizance
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Obituary
A rn o ld O W ilvon. t>$. die«1 l-ri
day. October 11, I'lX b at Pioneer
M em orial Hospital in Hcppner
He was hum May I. I *#21, in
Kuhrnond. the son o l Mabel Spear
and Thomas W ilv rn
M r W ilson lived most ot his life
in the Hcppner area, where he work
ed for a number o f ranchers
(iraseside services were Tburs
day. November b. at Hcppner
Masonic Cerik-tcry
Survivors include son I arry of
Tucson. Ariz . sisters Ians Pentecost
o t P rm esillc and Edith M oore ot
M oscow .
Id a h o .
and
tw o
grandchildren
Sweeney M ortuary was in charge
o l arrangements
Letters to the Editor
T o the e d ito r
I landed in M o m « County to stjy
some 4 0 years ago And I rcmcnihcr
when Judy tiu w h ke started in the
A.SCS office some 10 years later A ll
this gises her Ml years o f much
ncc«le«l service in that o ffice to the
tanners and ranchers o l M orrow
( ‘ounty
( hie time I went to the office to tile
an acreage repon or something like
that I could see her hair liad several
little white spots on it the s i/c o f a
pullet egg You know I told her it
reminded me o f a little fawn deer I
had on the langc W ell she went
home and washed it all out. never
wore it that way again Then I heard
about a time when she was out
checking the acres on my fan n and
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tic owners Never m ind the shock
and te n o r they felt as the ir little pet
was so cruelly k ille d in front of their
eyes, and the hurt and l«*ss they are
still feeling Why should you care ?
You never even stopped
Yes. the hoys w ill eventually get
over this, hut perhaps you should
take a moment to thank your guar
dian angel (hey stayed out o f your
path of destruction or the story could
have been different
T heir Grandma.
Is) Johannc Wood
Heppner. OR
Arnold <). Wilson
In honor of Judy Buschke
k
T o the Editor
T o you in your brigh t orange rig .
with the shiney roll bars and wheels
I hope you leel big and brave and
very good, alter k illin g the poor lit
tic black dog. in front o l its six and
o r n year old owners. Iasi Wcdncs
day night You must have seen hurl
as the hoys had the beam o f their
flashlight on him as he ran ahead o t
you up the h ill
I'm just glad the boys d id n 't dart
out to try to rescue their dog. o r the
consequences cou ld have been
worse As it iv it wav just a dumb
mutt who go« iw . iv from hiv tw o lit
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