Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, February 04, 1987, Page FOUR, Image 4

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    K H K - Ih r llrppiM-f Im / r ilr T Im « . Heppner. Oregon M rd u n d a « . Tt-hruart 4. IW 7
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IK-hy M urphs Ham m ons 29. ol
Hcppner died lucsday. Jan l ’’
I9 8 7 in a mol - sehi.le »cx«iJt_iii
near Rosehuig
She was horn Dec 4 | 9 '
at
kla n u th falls the daughter of Herb
ami Hetts Happold Hamilton
She moved to Hcppner in 1939
and. following the death ot her
lather, moved to Pendleton in l*#-s
where she was adopted hs |)r John
Murj-hy She attended elemental s
ami high school in Pendleton
O n June 14 1981. she married
Nathan Hamm ons I he couple Its
ed m Pendleton for m o yearw thci
moved t<> Hardman
Survivors include hn-thers. D -n
Hamilton ot Santa Rosa California
and Pal Murphy ol Portland sisteis
Phsllis Hamilton. Santa Harhar.i
C alifornia Judy leathern ol C jt
hiss. California, and C arol ol
Beaverton, and her grandparents
Oral and M arge W light lexington
A graveside service was held
Saturday at the Hcppner Masonic
Cemetery
friends who wish may contribute
to the Debs Ham m ons Memorial
fu n d through the Hank ol faslcrn
Oregon. Hcppner
Sweeney Mortuary. Hcppner, is in
charge of arrangements
I h r d e p p o rr
(JAZETTE-TIMES
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Hrmif Mrafimr
David and Aprii Sykcs. Publishcrs
Letters to the Editor
( 'o iiiiiiiiiiities need to comment on
forest planning
r« the Keillor
I he long range plans lor the l‘>
n.iiion.il forests in Oregon .nut
W ashington now being issued lor
public comment by the l S forest
Service .ire extreme!) important to
the people of these two slates,
especially those who live atul work
ill the scores ol small timber
ilcjvndciil communities Ihesc plans
can he blueprints lor eciHtomie
stahilits hs providing high levels ol
lim ber output while protecting
wildlitc watershed and tecreatioli.il
values. However, there is a gut level
tear spreading thtough these- coin
mutinies that our was ol life is in
ste.nl threatened hs mu|or reductions
hi the wood harvests Irom national
lorcxls
23*« or more
that sus
lain logging and mill |ohs and the
local busmessc-s they support
W e ’ve heard a 1.4 lately about set
ling aside huge .n re.iges ol loresl tor
the s|nmed ow I a hud that isn’t even
on the lederal threatened or en
dangeted species list W e ’re going
to hear even more jhout new mm
imum management
requirements
that were adopted without any op
portunit) lor puhlu comment, and
the) arc alreads having a drastic el
feet on harvest levels
It’s important lor all ol us to nuke
our voices heard on the forest Set
sice planning process before it’s too
late W e need to organize at the com
munily level to do this A tew such
community orgam/alions already cx
ist, and w e're tying ourselves
together into an umbrella group call
ed C P U
C’lti/ens lor Perpetual
Resources Y our community needs
to he a part ol this ctlort. ami we ll
he- glad to share ideas with you You
can contact us by writing to ( PR
P ( ) Hox VV florcnce. Oregon
g ? 4 hr
Sincerely.
t s i l v i Phelps
President
P () Hox b7
Sheridan I )R 9 7 (7 8
Delbert " S lim ” Finer!
D clb cn " S l i m " Em e n . HI of
lone, died Saturday, Jan I I . I*4H7.
at Pioneer Mem orial Mopsital in
Hcppner
Recitation of the rosary w j s 7
p m Tuesday at St
W illia m s
( atholic Church in lone f uneral
M a ss was 11 a m today at St
W illiam s Catholic Church in lone
Concluding services and burial will
be I p m
Wednesday at Olnes
Cemetery in Pendleton
He was tern 14
I ' 1903 in
flhcrton. Wash . the son ol William
A ami Mary C Ogle I inert
He came to M orrow Counts hi
1927 ami be can tanning near lone
I inert had ranches in Morrow ami
Grant counties He was named M or
row County Cattleman of the Yc.it
in 19X4 ami Grant County Conscr
satioii Rancher of the S ear in l ‘*b‘t
He married Catherine M fjh c s
on Pets I I . 11*4(> jl Alameda. ( alii
She died in 1961
I inert was a member of St
W illia m s C h u rch and W illo w s
Grange, both ol lone
Survivors include a dau gh lci.
M ary fxilkcnns of Hcppner tlire e
grandchildren brothers. Beecher of
ligard. Clarence ol Roseburg.
Arlam l of Raymond. W a s h
and
lice ol W . i II j Walla, sisters Ilian
she* Ward ol ( ascadc. Idaho Beulah
Dunham ol Hnghtwood. ami Pat
Pettyjohn of lone I wo brothers.
H n l and Allred, died earlier
Contributions mas he- made to Ihe
Pioneer Mem orial Hospital fund
P < ) B os 9, Hcppner. < >R 9 7 8 'b
Sweeney Mortuars Hcppner. is in
charge ol arrangements
f ilm series benefits p a re n ts
I o the I dttor
\ s a patent I wanted to sas that
I thotoughl) eniosed the fir si film til
the I lot-son sc-ties I lie Strong W ill
ed C h ild held at the l piseop.il
( "hurch I think that everyone should
take advantage ot this opportunity
itul conn- to the test ol the series
W hen I Iv. ante a parent I rculi/
ed that I really d id n ’t know what I
was doing and suddenly esetsone
I h c . ii ik an es|vrt Vnd I became
conlusc'd vers cjuidtl) trying to
decide sstiose advice to follow So
I have been on ms knees prasm g a
lot lor answers and this him series
has been an answer to my prayers
Ih is series is m>i only lor parents
hut grandparents, families and |-co
pie who are thinking about has mg a
tamils So I would really like to sec
more ol the community get insols
ed and come to the seven other
presentations It will help n u n s ol
ns give us an opp-atmiils to help
others
It s i hi have a chalice to come
please do on every Sunday lor the
next seven weeks at 4 Ul in the
f pi sc opal Parish Hall
Sincerely
isi Mcrtlcc M cD ow e ll
Heppnei
HAVE YOUR
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Sheriff’s Report
Obituaries
I h r Official Novispjf-cr ol ihc
C h > »I Hcpprki ii'J
Couni s of M orrow
C.R.F. s e ( e rested
d
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O rch ard G ra ss
( oin Sheep h-scuf
Western W heatgra—
Odile I liter mediate
Slender NN heatgra—
( dilli) Itine (irdss
Siberian W heatgra—
Dry huid Vifalfa
Harley
I iin o th v
Alfalfas
Samuel A. Van V act or
Samuel A V an Vactor, 78, a
former W ascoCounty District C-» ii 4
Judge, died Monday al I he Dalles
He was horn October 11. 1-8)8 in
Hcppner to Sam f and M s rile Van
Vactor His fathei was a Hcppner at
tomes and his grandfather. W illiam
Van Vactor was a territorial sheriff
in
K lic k ita t
C o u n ty
hctqrc
W ashington became a stale
Van X actor attended schi-ol in
Hcppner ami then moved to fhe
Dalles and graduated from The
Dalles H igh Svh-s-l in |92b He
went to the l niscrxily of f Jtvgon . u k I
graduated Irom law school in | 9'2
He joined the law practice of T
I eland Brow n in |9L4 He later
became a deputy district attomes ami
held that |v<sition for four sears
DEALER FOR CENEX
and
NORTHROP KING GRASS &
ALFALFA SEED
v -V M o r r o w C o u n ty
G r a in G r o w e r s .
Food values!
Betts ( rocker Sujw-r M o ist
k
fg g o fro ze n buttermilk or homextylt-
Cukc M ix
W a l l i e s 1 ' oz
i
Ri g $119
$|19
Keg $1 '•*
Boneless
OIK
K
o iiih
$ | *9
I Ste a k
A
W est \ irg in u Brand
$299
Sm o ked l\»rk C h o p s
H i lls
D o g g ie s
12_oz i -kg
9
8
*
Koval
O ra n ge s
3
9
lb
3
9
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f rexh
I A ir s n ip s
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Justice Court
M u rn iw Counts Justice Court at
the Ci -uri ht -u sc Annex in Heppner
tef-c-rts handling the follow in g
business during the past week
Roger Alan Records. Hcppner
I seceding the M axim um S|x-cd (72
mph in a 33 mph zonct. S 'o line
Judy A n n D a s is. H e p pn e r
D i vibes Stop Sign. 317 fine
Jeffery la n e O rr. Heppner
I spited Vehicle 1 ícense S') line
fd d ic la-e Russell III Heppner
Suspended Oj-crator License. 324(1
line
Jeffrey
W a x iu -
W illia m s .
M o n u m e n t I sp ire d
V e h ic le
I icensc. 39 line
Richard G a n Becker. I at ìi.imlc
I allure in Drive to the Right ol
Centerline 317 fme
M ale ic I sun Stookcy Heppnei
Careless D riving. 337 linc
Donna Mae O N e a l. He|'|'ik-r
M in o r in Possession 3 ' ’ line
January ' I a deputy assisted
Boardman police wiih the mvestiga
turn ol a one vehicle accident on
Heppner Police
Report
Ih e Heppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
Januars 2b citation issued lor I s
pired I icensc Plates, citation issued
lor l sing Invalid I icensc. officer re
quested tor Security Check, o ffk e r
requested tor I raffle ( heck
Januars 28 officer requested lor
I mergency Check; look missing dog
report
January 29 juvenile charged with
Initiating fa lse Report, motorist
assist, look report of W orthless
IXvuitK'nt look report ol Worthless
D-cument. officer requested tor
I rattle Check, officer requested for
Noise Complaint, security check,
security check
January '<> took found property
report
January ' I funeral escort, officer
requested tor security check, assist
She-rill . citation issued lor Viola
non of the Basic Rule
F e b ru a ry
I lo o k report of
Crim inal M ischief
Tcbruary 2 officer requested for
security check
s
jk - 7 u p e r i o r
•ALFALFA «CLOVER «GRAINS «BEANS
•PASTURE MIXES «TURF SEED
P.O. Box 1175
Busco, Washington 99301
R a n g e la n d G rasses
A
m i
H a h it
Vernal Alfalfa
Ranger Alfalfa
Ladak Alfalfa
Western Rossana
Small Burnett
Sheep Fescue
Canbar Canby Bluegrass
Intermediate Oahe
Smooth Brome Common
Crested Nordan
NOW!
CrestedTairvray
Russian Wildrye Yinal
Orchard Grass Paiute
Orchard Grass, Potomac
Orchard Grass Latar
Sainfoin Romont
Clover Red
Clover Yellow Blossom Sweet
Tall Wheat Grass Alcar
And more
J. Wayne Monahan, Sales Representative
(503)384 6923. Condon. OR. 97823
n ~ i ïi ’c i n ? i i r ^ i ? m c i v i T r r r r T r i T r : i 7 r n 7 r m T n T
WALLPAPER
S E L L A -T H O H
SAVE
30 % to 50 %
FR O M c S u n n -^ a ^ ii B O O K S
frt-sh
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Hospital Notes
Kun/c Road in Boardman and with
the arrest of le w ix J Turner. 44.
B o jrd n u n tor allegedly D rivin g
Under the Inllucncc ot In loxkan ts
Turner was later released on his own
rrci »gni/jnee
January ' I ihe S h e riffs Olfice
assisted the Bcurdtiun P o lk e Dept
with (he arrest of M ark D o u g ljs
Wendltng. ' I . of Ward. Alaska, on
a l aGfancle warrant lor Probation
V lolation He was lodged at thc
U nutilla Police Dept
Tcbruary 2 a deputy contacted
D a ve W righ t
H ardm an, alter
receiving a complaint ot an anm ul
problem
Tcbruary 2 deputies responded to
a tamily disturbance in the le x
ington area Disturbance was rev-Is
ed upon their arrival
D u rin g the week of January
27 J ebruars 2. the sh eriff s o ffk c
assisted three disahlesl motorists
OFF MANUFACTURERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE
M a n d a r in e
l iflc D e t e r s e l i !
14’ o/
Keg S H 4 9
He continued his law practice un
ul W orld W j i II jm l served with the
1 S Arms in I urope lor f • years
Ihe M orrow Counts Sh e riffs
He returned lo I he Dalles in 1 9 4 '
Dept at the M orrow Counts fo u r
al ihc end ol the war ami continued
thouse in Heppner r ep o rt s handling
his p n sjtc law p ia tin e until he was
->r di spats hing the following husim.*ss
appointed District Court Judge
during Ihe past week
Van Vac tor served as icidgc from
Jjnuars 2b the S h e r if f -. O ffk C
July 10. H#-’ to Sept I 19 ’ 4 He
dis|salshxsl the- Boardltun juihulam c
had sus s ceded Dan M I . -sigilliti and
to the post oll'ke where a fetnak had
J j iik ’ s D -nncll l-s-k thaï -ilice when
lallen She was transporiexJ to Good
V an V actor retired
Shepherd H ospiijl m Herm ision
Pra»r to being district c--urt imlge ,
The S h e riffs Office assisted two
V jn V .tv I*'i had served js v its ol Die
disabled nvaorists J u n n g the week
Dalles recorder o -u n judge beginn
o l Jjnuars 2<> 2b
mg July 7. ig s o o n j p a r i time feasts
January 27 the S h e riffs O f lk c
He had served on the hoard of
dispatvhcsl a Boardltun amt'ulamc to
governors on the ( begun State Bat
a one vehicle accideiM at Hwy
w js a m em ber of St
P a u l's
’ R) I 84 lumtion I wo iiule sub
I piscopal Church ami the Dalles
teds with unknown inturies were
I Iks fo d ge
transported to Goc*d Shepherd
In l'*4 l he married M in a George
Hospital
She died in 19 8 ’
Ijn u jry 28 a deputy responded to
Survivors include three sons.
a report ol an assault al a residcncc-
Sjm . Portland. Dan. Hem) and
in Irrigem V depute arrested Serin-
W iliu m Pugcnc five gram hildren
Gutierrez 2 ' tor alleged Assault
jnd a sister M a rs Stevens While
IV jml on an Irrigon Justice Court
Salmon. W ash
w arrant lo r f a ilu r e to Pay
I he Res Kustm Kinses oltKiated
fin e D riv in g W hile Suspended
at the January '() requiem cue barisi
A lso arrested on jn Assault IV
J*risatc hurijl services were Jt The
charge was Ruhen Gutierrez. 2 '
Dalles look Cemetery
Both were transported to l nutilla
C its Jail Ruben Gutierrez posted
hail and was released
lanujrs 29 a depots responded to
j o one vehicle roll over accident at
M iller I am- and Kunze Road A
P io n e e r M e m o r ia l H o sp ita l
Bo.irdm jn ambulance was also
rc|x>rls admitting ami discharging thc
dispatched to the seem- Diane Her
lollow ing patients during the past
n jn d c z .
19. B o a rd m an. w as
week
transported with miuries to Good
Bertha Sager lexington ad mi tied
Shepherd Hospital She was also
January 2b. discharged Januars 27,
issued citjtionx tor Careless Driving
N o rm a
Rea.
lo n e adm itted
and < >pcn Container of an Alcoholic
January 2h. discharged January 29.
B cse rjgc
Celia Matteson. Heppner admitted
Januars 'll the S h e riffs Office
January 2b. discharged January 2'»
Travis Rhode JJcppnci admitted
dispatched a Boardltun ambulance to
a report ol a tcnulc having a poxxi
January 28, discharged January R>
hie heart jttac k Anne I ittlejohn. b7.
M arjorte W right, le x in g to n
Boardltun was transported to (Jood
admitted Januars 28 discharged
Sliepherd Hospital
I chruary V ami
Bertha Sager, lexington admitted
January 'D the S h e riffs Office
Ichruary 2. discharged Kebruary '
dispatched a Boaitlnun amhulance
llene laaughlin. Heppner who was
for a male whi- was throwing up at
admitted January 28 was still rcccis
the Sliell StatH-n He was transported
mg care Tucxdus
to Good Shepherd Hospital
H u n d r e d s of P A T T E R N S to c h o o s e fr o m .
T u r n ip s
A - . ,
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G R A S S CLOTH • F A B K K BA( K E O V IN Y L S • M v i A R 5
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Prices Good February 5 * 9
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Open 7 daw a week, 7 a m. to p.m.
Court Street Market
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Heppner
676-9643
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SALE EN D S
Feb. 27
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