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Sheriff’s Report
The Official Newspaper o f Ihc
C ily o f Heppner and the
County o f Morrow
The Morrow County SherifT* Of-
ficc at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports handling or dispatching the
following business during the past
week
July 28 a deputy responded to the
lone area to investigate complaint o f
a vehicle driving around recklessly
July 28 the sheriff s office dispul
ched the Boardman ambulance to a
motor vehicle accident just o ff
Tower Road One male subject wav
transported to Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hcrmiston
July 28 the sheriff s office dispat
ched a deputy to a report o f a hit and
run that occurred earlier in the Ir
rig o n area
In ve stigatio n is
continuing
July 28 the sheriff s office dispal
ched the Hoardman ambulance lo
OregiMi Potato. Inc A male with a
possible heart attack was transported
to Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hcrmiston
July 29 a deputy responded lo an
unfounded report ol suspicious c ir
cumstances on Paterson Fern Road
in Irrigon
July 29 the sheriff s office in
vestigated a report of jn animal pro
blem m lone
July 29 a deputy investigated
complaint o f Criminal Mischief III
to a tractor and littering in the lone
area.
July 29 the sheriff v office dispal
ched the Hoardman ambulance to an
apartment in Hoardman for a male
with an illness Transport was
refused
July 29 a deputy responded to a
report o f vandalism and theft at a
mobile home in Flxtrdmjn Value of
items taken and amount of damage
is unavailable
July 30 the sheriff v office dispal
ched the Heppner ambulance lo a
logging accident at a logging camp
above ihe Hlake Ranch One male
w ith unknown in ju rie s was
transported to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital in Heppner
July 30 the sheriff s office dispat
ched the Heppner Fire Dept to a
report o f a lire al the laundromat
July 31 a deputy assisted Irrigon
police with Ihe removal o f an un
wanted person at an lin g o n
business
August I a deputy responded to
investigate complaint ol a juvenile
problem in Hoardman
August I the sh eriffs office
assisted < begun Suie Police w ith the
recovery of a stolen vehicle out of
North Carolina
August I the sheriff's office
responded to complaint ol an animal
problem in the Irrigon area
August I a deputy investigated
report of rhefl o f jumper cables and
other miscellaneous items valued at
$60 from a vehicle belonging to
Walter Gerard of Irrigon
August I j deputy responded to
assist Hoardman police investigate a
complaint of subjects fighting m
Wilson Trailer Court. Hoardman
August 2 the sheriffs office ar
rested Michael D Lynch. 28. Hcpp
ncr. lor allegedly Driving l ndcr the
Influence ol Intoxicants He was
released on his own recognizance
August 2 a deputy assisted Hoard
man police investigate a Domestic
Disiruhancc in the Hoardman city
limits No arrests
D uring the week o f July
27 August 2. the sheriffs office
assisted lour disabled motorists
August 2 the sheriffs office
dispatched the Hoardman Fire 1 Vpt
to a grass fire at Tower Road near
the railroad tracks
August 2 the sheriffs office and
The Heppner
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David and April Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
Supporting fair and rodeo
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Il is nice lhai ihc Oram Growers
support ihc lair and mdeo as strongly
as ihcy do
I ju s l wonder why other
employees that work in Morrow Co
are nol asked to come in and pick up
a S ' certificate to go the lair on also
Sincerely
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\/>ti ml i >ffer lo Kinzua employees,
tout other rr< ignition g lin t the t orn
¡ h u í * in recent week i . nui to
welcome new employeei at the mill
lo the i im m unity . and alto thou nf>
prêt union lo an industry that has ex
¡Hauled in operation* here
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Friday, August 7 blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office.
8 : 30 a m 4 p m
Monday. Aug 10-office closed
for vacation
Tuesday. Aug II Mood pressures
and immunizations at Irrigon coun
ty offices. 14 p m
Friday. Aug 14 blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office.
8 30 a m 4 p m
Monday. August 17 office closed
for vacation
Tuesday, August
18 blood
pressures and immunizations al
Hoardttun City Hall. I 30 p m 4
p m
Wednesday, August 14 blo«Hl
pressures at lone Hank of Eastern
Oregon kitchen. 3 4 p m
f rulay. August 21 office closed
lor vacation
Monday. August 24 office closed
for vacation
Tuesday. August 25-blood
pressures and immunizations. Ir
ngon county offices. 14 p m
f rulay, August 28 blood pressures
and immunizations. Heppner office,
8 30 a m 4 p m
Monday. August 3|, office clos
ed lor vacation
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HugTies
August, the time o f year when
kids arc making every minute o f
time count before school starts,
parents are counting the minutes too.
hut for a different reason, and mer
chants arc trying lo figure out what
would most please parents and
children lor back to school sales
Kids are busy cooking, sewing,
and winking with their 4 i l and H A
animals in preparation tor the Mor
row County l air August 19-23
Chamber supports area activities
and encourages all the community lo
do so as well Mark you; calendars
August 11 Chamber is visited by
the Morrow County fa ir Court who
have made us proud by promoting
our county aiur bringing home
trophies
August 14 Kick up your heels ear
ly and bo on hand tor the Heppner
Sidewalk Sale Community groups
arc invited to participate
August 20 Chamber w ill nveet on
Thursday this week lor lunch al the
lair Remember the organic frishoc
contest last year’ Who knows what
w ill he on the agenda this year
Don't miss this event
August 23 Sneak preview on
Disney's philosophy and training lor
visitors and customers
Chamber Hoard meeting following
Chamber Tuesday. August II
Thought for the week "T o try
and tail is al least to learn lo tail
to try is to suffer the inestimable loss
of what might have been
Correction
Carl McDaniel (not C A Phillips)
was pictured with Hill Cos in last
week's announcement of (he winner
of the senior citizens boat raffle
Helen
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Ruth
Hergstroml was in the photo of the
Historical Society presenting a copy
ol the Morrow County Chronicles to
Rachel Harnett
The Gazette Times regrets the
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Salem home on July 28. 1987
Graveside services were held in
Hood River
Mrs Springer was a long lime
resident o f Heppner She is well
remembered by many for the los ing
care she gave the patients under her
care at Pioneer Memorial Hospital
where she was an employee from
1952 to 1966 She then spent 20
years as a medical assistant and \
ray technician for Dr Wallace H
W olff
Mrs Springer was a member of
the Heppner A ll Saints Episcopal
Church She and her husband were
active in the rock jn d Cicm Society
and enjoyed campouts with this
gmup They moved to Salem in
1986
Surviving Mrs Springer arc her
huvband Arnold Bud" Springer,
daughter Ginger Springer; and
mother Floatie Moore all of Salem
A son Dick Springer and two grand
children o f Grants Pass, a sister Ruth
Martin o f San Luis Obispo. Calif
For those who wish memorials
may he sent to Mid Willamette
Valley Hospice or the American
Cancer Society
Pheobe Ann Hayes
Phoebe Ann Haves, a former
Hoardman resident, died July 2 1. in
the Good Samaritan Center in Hcr
miston She was 84
Born Dec 4. 1902 in Lone Rock.
Ore . Mrs Hayes lived in Boardman
for 38 years Before moving to
Boardman. she worked as a rural
mail carrier for eight years deliver
ing mail between Condon and Lone
Rock
She and her husband. Walt, own
ed the Red and W hitc store in Con
don for 10 ycras and the Hayes
Grocery Store in Hoardman for
many years
An avid golfer. Mrs Hayes made
a hole-in one in 1974 at the age of
72 She w as a member o f the H< >.ird
nun Community Church, the Order
o f Eastern Star, the Boarduun
Ciarden Club and the Boarduun Goll
Club
Funeral services were held Friday
in ihe Hums Mortuary Chapel with
burial in the Heppner Masonic
Cemetery
She is survived by oik * son. Jett
Hayes of Maupin. Ore . two
daughters. Margaret LaTrace and
Betty Putnum both ot Hcrmiston: a
sister. Roxic Lovgrcn ot Heppner.
nine grandchildren and 14 great
grandchildren
Phil A* men
The M orrow County Public
Works IX'panmcnl w ill again he
providing a "Road Report on the
maintenance and construction as
tivitics o f the public works depart
inent as a whole The "Road
Report' w ill be puMished every two
weeks with special reports, as they
occur during the interim week
(hiring ihe last tew weeks the road
crew has been busy on W ilson Road
doing Right ot W ay work in prepara
lion o f scheduled reconstruction in
October Planning and study of an
engineering contract on Paul Smith
Road is being done However, no
const ruction has been set
The road crew has compk*tcd fund
patching and blade patching on
ihrcc miles o f the lone-Gooseberry
Road, four miles of the Dry F ork
Road and eight miles ol the Valhv
Road Seal coals. I ighi Bituminous
Surface Treatment, chip seals w ill
follow on Valby and Dry Fork this
week, and Cmosebcrry Road next
week
Fiighth Street in Irrigon was given
two lifts o f oil n*ck. I B S ! Also,
the road crew has heen busy with
parking lot and helipad work tor the
county hospiul Other special pro
jects include hank cuts for sight
distance at the Columbia Street In
tcrchange in Hoardnun. trenching at
the Turner lu n d till. dust control,
palliative applied on the Upper Rhea
Creek Road, emergency repair on
Flla Road nude necessary by ram
storm surface runotf
Shoulder preparation work has
begun on 14 miles ol Big Butter
Creek Road Starting next week mu
jo r reconstruction of this road w ill
beg in The oid asphalt w ill be*
reprocessed into base material, the
shoulders
widened
and
reconstructed, additioiul gravel base
and top courses added and the align
ment regraded A base life o l *>• ' 0
1 H S T (hen w ill be- lj>cd. follow
ed by a wearing course ot '/>"■()
1 B S. I . (oil rock) Public coopery
Hon during ihis project is very much
needed to minimize delays and meet
our extended work schedule
Marriage License
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Morrow County Justice Court at
the Courthouse Annex in Heppner
reports handling the follow ing
business during the following pasi
week
Keith A Papmcau. irx in g to n No
Vehicle License. $13 fine
Shercc Anita Smith. Lexington
Exceeding the Maximum Speed (65
mph in a 55 mph zone). $13 fine
Richard Glover FVvk. Lexington
Expired Vehicle l icense. $9 fine
Roger Dale Britt. Heppner 5200
lb Axle Overload. $200 tine
Nadine Karl son. Heppner Illegal
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Hospital Notes
Pioneer M e m o ria l H ospital
reports admitting and discharging the
following patients during the past
week
Tim Corwin. Heppner admitted
July 27. discharged July 29;
Alena Anderson. Heppnor-
adnutted Julv 30. discharged July
31;
A rle th a Brannon. Heppncr-
admiticd July 31. discharged August
I; and
Jcred Fcknun. Heppner admitted
July 31, discharged August I
Heppner Police
Report
The Heppner Police IV pt reports
handling the following business dur
mg the past week
July 27 6 41 a m -report o f a
B u rg la ry ;
I p m -report o f
Suspicious Person at Bank. 9:07
p m report ol ptxldlers; II 54 p m
request officer for Security Check
July 28 9 20 a m -report o f C ivil
Matter; 8 '9 p.m F alse Alarm
July 29 12.03 a.m. request o f
ficer lor Security Check; 11:15
p m request officer tor Securily
Check
July 30 3:30 p.m.-report o f
Criminal Trespass II iwo citations
issued: 8 14 p m Assist Fire (Vpt
August I 11:25 p m.-report o f
Loud Music
Augusi 2 12 4 3 assist Morrow
County Sheriff IV pt . 2:53 a m.-
report of la>ud Party. 1:14 p m
citation issued lor 35 mph in a 25
mph zone
The Morrow County Clerk s Of
fice at the Courthouse Annex in
Heppner reports issuing marriage
licenses to the following
Roger Glen Childers. 22. and Bar
hara Ann Hesse. 22. boih ol lone,
and
VOTE
Norman Richard Zeilci. 43). and
Baihaia Ann ( iulici lez 30 both ol
French women were first allowed
to vote in 1945
Heppner
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Dean Rill
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Patty Altizer
Announce their for-
theominy> marriage
August 30
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Justice Court
Report
Road Public
Report
Work» Oree
Or« tor
Jack Frost the imaginary sprit«
who mak«s frost on trees and w in
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Heppner police responded lo a hank
alarm at the First Interstate Bank All
was reported O K
August 2: the sheriffs office
responded to the Irrigon area to in
vcsligalc complait o f a suspicious
noise (shots fired).
August 2: the sheriff's office
responded to assist Irrigon police in
sestigalc complaint o f a prowler Of
ficers were unable to kicate any sub
jects in the area
August 3: the sheriffs office
assisted Oregon State Police in
vcsligalc a one vehicle non injury
accident on Hwy 730 one mile south
o f Irrigon
August 3 the sheriffs office
responded to investigate an unfound
cd report of an unknown vehicle on
private property
Sidew alk Sale
Heppner Hotel Equipment
150 Dressers
¡Small Desks, Chairs, Mirrors
eds and Miscellaneous Items.
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Large 3 Door Safe
3x3x4Vi foot high
Sale is August 14th.
All Sales Final
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