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David and April Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
Vote for fairness to children
To ih* Editor
Dear Voter, the members of the
South Morrow Count) Ministerial
Association are concerned with the
quality o f education in our schools
and the affect it w ill have on the
children of Morrow Count) Pie
ministerial association asks all
registered voters to vote in the up
coming Morrow Count) school levy
election on January 13. 1*487
The ministerial association asks all
voters as they dec ide how they are
going to vote, to consider the follow
ing Please do not get caught up in
the emotionalism or the ncgatis it) of
past school levy elections l.ook at
instead a question ot justice and
fairness lor the children of the coun
ty Morrow Count) students do not
vote in school levy elections But the
vote o f registered voters does have
a direct affect on the education quail
ty of Morrow County students
When you decide on how you are
going to vote, let the question ot
Meeting Notices
Methodist Women
lhc United Methodist Women
will meet on Wednesday evening.
Jan 5. at 7 p m at the home of
Justine Weatherford This meeting
will see a review of 1*486 activities
and some planning lor 1*487 t hose
who wish will dtaw names ot secret
sisters for the year
SWCD Board
1 he Morrow Soil anti Water Con
scrsalton District will hold its rrton
thly hoard meeting. Tuesday,
January h. 1*487 at I 'O p m in the
conference room at Ihc Pettyjohn
Building in Heppnct
Items of
business will he the swearing in tif
new board members, election of of
Fleers and quarterly res lew of annual
work plan
justice and laimcss to the children ol
the county he part of your dec ision
process
Sincerely yours.
Members of ihc South Morrow
County Ministerial Asstioation
(s)Don Rcther. Pastor. Seventh Day
Adventist Church
Don Boyce. Pastor. United
Methodist Church
Fr
Fdward Kcccconi, ( ) S B ,
Pastor. St Patrick's
Vaughn Gossnun. Pastor. Church of
the Na/arcnc
Rick Even son. Pastor. Hope Valhy
Lutheran Parish
Matthew Nelson. Pastor. I nilcd
Church of Christ, lone
Cilenn Anderson. Pastor, Baptist
Church. Ixxington
(ieorge l//c tt. Pastor. Al l Saints
Episcopal Church
l>wg Akeson. Pastor. Christian U fc
Cncter
(¡race Drake. United Methodist.
Retired
Heppner Police
Report
December 22 1 2 0 p m Motorist
Assist. I I 40 p m citation issued
for Criminal Mischicl
December 23 12 28 rc|*>rt o f
Assault, *4 13 p m citation issued
lor Careless Driving. 10 21 p m
assist ambulance
December 24 11 24 a m assist
ambulance. I 40 p m assist ( Jrcgon
State Police, I 37 p m report of
Assault. I I 40 p m welfare check
December 2h
12 2V motorist
assist. 11 (M p m citation issued lor
No Operator l icense
December 27 f a m assist Mor
row County Sheriff Dept
December 28 4 24 a m report of
l .oud Party
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Mon , Jan 5
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Ray Boyce. 63. of Heppner, died
Tuesday . Dec 23. 1*486. at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital
he was horn in Condon Nov 11,
1*423. the son of Alcxina (Ogilvy)
and Milton Boyce He was raised in
Condon
Boyce served with the U S Navy
during World War II
He married Lillian Hubbard on
August 26. 1*431 , in lone The cou
ple lived in Condon for three years,
then in lone until 1*46*4 Alter they
came to Heppner in 1*46*4, Boyce
owned and operated Ray Boyce
Insurance
He was a member of Heppner
Flks Lodge 138. and was a past ex
alted ruler in 1*483 Kh. member.
Hcppncr |(X>F. Chamber of Com
merce. American l-cgion. and Pro
fessional Insurance Agents of
Oregon
Survivors include his w ile, at the
home daughter Barbara Stillman of
I routdaJc. sons Richard ot Portland,
and James ot Hemuston. sister Viola
Damron of Troutdale. stepmother
Merle Boyce of Heppner jnd two
grandchildren
Funeral services were at 2 p m
Saturday. Dec 27 at the Heppner
United Methodist Church Con
eluding services and burial were at
Heppner Masonic Cemetery
Ihosc who wish may contribute to
the Hcppncr Senior Center Building
Fund. Box 266. Hcppncr *478'6. or
Pioneer Memorial Hospital Fund.
Box *4. Hcppncr *478 36
Sweeney Mortuary . Hcppncr was
in charge of arrangements
Collet*» H . Helmet
Colleen Hope Hclgct. 62. died
Thursday. Dec 18. at her Lebanon
residence
Mrs Hclgct w j s bom Colleen
Mahon on < Jet 3. 1*424 in Heppner
where she attended schools and
graduated from high sc (tool She liv
cd in Portland and Corvallis prior to
her marriage to Allred D "F re d ''
Hclgct on Dec 3. 1*443 in larwiston.
Idaho
She then went to Lebanon and
resided since that tunc She had
worked at I inn Haven Nursing
Home tor several years In 1*46'. she
began working at Lebanon Com
munily Hospital and was employed
there until January o f this year
A luncral mass was held
December 22. at St Edward'*
Catholic Church where she was a
m ember
B urial fo llo w ed at
Sandridgc Ccmctcrv
Survivors include two sons. Ted
Hclgct ot Labanon and Dan Hclgct
ot Kcno. Ore . one daughter Julie
lo lla ro t Prescott Valley. A n / .one
brother. John Mahon of Joseph, two
sisters. Celia Matteson of Heppner
and Hanna Olp of Mitchell, and
seven grandchildren
She was preceded in death by het
husband Alfred Hclgct on April 23
1*48' Also preceding her in death
were two brothers and one sister
Huston Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements
Contributions in her memory may
he nude to the l-chanon ('omnium
ty Hospice and left at the funeral
home
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Sheriff’s Report
Carl D Christman. 28. lone, was
arrested just before 3 a m Saturday
morning for allegedly Dnv ing l nder
live Influence of Intoxicants, and two
counts o f Unauthorized Use of
Motor Vehicle
Christman was allegedly involved
in a one vehicle rollover accident
near Willow Creek Country Club on
Hwy 74 He then allegedly vtole a
pickup from the Kin/ua M ill park
mg I d . drove it to l^xington and
vtole a tow truck there
He was arrested by the Morrow
County Sheriff s IV p t and Hcppncr
Police after he relumed to his own
wrecked vehicle
The Sheriff s Office recovered the
k in /u j pickup in [.exmgton
Christman posted hail and was
released
fhc Morrow County Sheriffs Ot
Ik e at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports handling or dispatching the
following business during the past
week
During the week of December
lb 22. the S h eriff s Office assisted
five disabled motorists in the counts
23
* Office
and Irngon Police Dept attempted
to locale a vehicle that was reported
ly on fire on Hwy 7 V) near Irrigoti
Officers were unable to locate the
vehicle
December 23 the Sheriff s Office
dispatched a Pioneer Memorial
Hospital ambulance to a Heppner
residence after receiving a report of
a subject possibly has ing a heart at
tack A male was transported to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
December 24 the Sheriff* 1 < MAce
dispatched the Heppner ambulance
to Trish s Beauty Shop A female
with an illness was transported to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
December 24 a Sheriffs deputy
investigated a one-car rollover acci
dent near Smousc (irade on Bawlmc
Road No injuries were reported and
no citations issued Harold Snider
was driving the car
December 26 a deputy cited John
Samuel W illiams. 22. Salem, for
allegedly Driving While Suspended
December 26 a deputy respond
cd to Pioneer Memorial Hospital to
assist with the delivery of medicine
to a sic k child in the Irvington area
December 26 a deputy respond
ed to an animal complaint in the
W illow Creek Dam area
December 26 a deputy helped the
Boaidman Police Dept investigate
a complaint ot a party involving
luivemles
December 26 a deputy respond
ed to a complaint ot an unwanted
subject at Paul's truck stop in Ir
rigon Subject was requested lo
vacate premisev
December 26 a deputy issued a
Citation to Appear lor Burglary II to
a juvenile as a result of an October
3 Burglary in the Irngon area
December 27 a deputy handled a
civil problem in the Boardman area
December 27 a deputy respond
ed to the lone area alter receiving a
complaint of a person driving cr
ra(ically Vehicle was located and a
male |uscnile was given a verbal
warning
December 27
a deputy in
sestigated another complaint ol an
erratic driver in lone Deputy w js
unable to locate vehicle
December 27 a deputy issued a
citation to Shane Ingvjt (ion/ales.
18, Yachats, for Burglary II as a
result of a Burglary which occurred
in Irngon October 3
December 27 the Sheriffs Office
assisted the Boardman Police Dept
in delivering a message in the Irngon
area
December 28 the Sheriffs Office
assisted Boaidman Police in attemp
ting to locate a vehicle reportedly
racing
up and down Paul Smith Rd in
Boardman
December 28 a deputy respond
cd to Irvington to investigate a com
plaint ot Menacing Investigation is
continuing
Dwanfen
t e Sheriff
Births _
Jiwes I r * G ra n t-« daughter Joary
I r * . was b o rn Ik x e m h r r 18 lo
H o n n ir and M ik r t ir a n t o f Hepp-
n * r at Swedish H ospital in Seattle
L b * baby weighed 6 lbs. 13 ox.
G rand pa ren ts are M r. and M rs.
Bob S c h ille r. Echo and M r . and
M rs . Kenny G ra n t. R ichla nd .
O regon
G rra t-g ra n d pa rents a r r Alma
P a rk e r, H er m ist on and Mabte
W oelke. C o rv a llis .
D ie baby jo in s b ro th e rs Tyson
7. and T rese. 6, and sisters Jen-
n if r r 12. and (>*nia I * m onths, at
hom *.
N k klas Paul Christm an-a son.
Nicklas was horn December 21 lo
Kelli* and Carl Christman o f lone,
at Good Shepherd Hospital in Her
mist on The baby weighed 7 lbs I
QZ
Grandparents are Jennie McKern
of Salt lak e City, Utah. Paul Petty
john Jr o f lone, and Betty
Christman o f Irvington
Great grandparents are Helen Pel
tyjobn. lone Helen Christman. I r x
inglon. and G Saling of Amber
Valley Care Center in Pendleton
The baby joins one sister at home
Bob Ployhar
on Newton’s
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l n fo r tu r u te ly
n o b o d y seem s to k n o w h o w to a p p ly it to
to d a y s in fla te d e c o n o m y
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Bob H o sha r
H e is y o u r k x al I a rm e rs In s u ra n c e A g e n t A n d . w h ile th e
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by Claudia Hughes
___________Chamber Manager
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The entire community was sad
dened hy the death of Ray Boyce this
past week As past Chamber presi
dent and member of the Hoard of
Directors. Ray gave so much of
himself for our community He was
thoughtful, generous, giving always
o f his time and energies, and fun to
he around Whether installing ot
ficcrs. planning for a new Chamber
year, painting garbage «ans. or say
ing "y e s " lo the many requests to
serve on committees, his quiet
presence was always a plus He
donated htx office, machines, use o f
telephone, and experience to help
launch the Chamber manager's job
Ray was the kind o f person a com
munity like Heppner is very for
tunate lo have "on hoard" He sup
ported whal he helped create Our
xy mpathy goes out to his family Ray
Boyce w ill he greatly missed May
the example he set he an inspiration
for our community
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