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The O fficia l Newspaper o f the
C ity o f Heppner and the
County o f M orrow
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David and April Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
Navy Planes no longer fly over
Boardman
To the Editor:
Hear A dm iral J M Seely
Dept o f ihe Navy
Naval A ir Station. W hidbey Island
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H a rb o r,
W a s h in g to n
98278 6UX)
Dear A dm iral Seely
In the past I have complained
about the operation o f Navy flights
at (he Boardman Bombing Range
You have made some changes al
the range This has improved the liv
ing environment 100% from the
noise o f these (lights And since the
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T o the Editor:
Commander Hal C urtis
Commanding O ffice r
Boardman Bombing Range
Dear Commander C urtis:
It is so easy to com plain about
things we d on 't like i have com
plained about the Navy operation on
the bombing range at Boardman in
I be past.
Now it is time to give you a
’ thumbs u p "--"J o b W ell IX»nc”
Navy pilots no longer fly over our
tow n, the safety o f Ihe city from air
accidents is secure.
I. fo r one. wish to thank you for
the effort you expoutkled to solve the
problem
The Navy does care Congratula
tions for a job w ell done
I hope you w ill also thank all o f
the men in your command who
helped accomplish this jo b
Sincerely,
(st Bruce O. Nichols
Boardman
and just plain thank you The opera
lion o f your aircraft in the last lew
months has been great The livin g
environment at Boardman has im
proved 100%. I also feel any cn
dangcrincnt to the comm unity from
Navy (lights has been removed
Again. Hal. I say thank you
Sincerely.
Is) Bruce ( ) Nicholes
Boardman
Encourages school spirit
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T o the Editor:
We, the Student Council o f Hcpp
ner High School would like to see
more enthusiasm w ithin the student
body We feel if there is more school
spirit and enthusiasm, it w ill give ad
ditional encouragement to work
harder and to win
Al*». we appreciate all the support
parents give and would like to en
courage them to continue
We would like to see more
students
p a rtic ip a te
in
pep
asscmplics because the teams need
to know they arc backed one hun
dred percent Student council is put
ting on the first pep assembly
September 11 We want to cn
courage the student body to have
school spirit in a manner that w ill
earn our school respect throughout
the district and the state We want
our team to be winners in spirit and
athletics.
(s) Eon Cecil
Student Council Publicity Director
Heppner Police
Report
Meeting Notices
The Heppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
August 31: 12 40 a m call to
[Ximesttc Eight. 4 W a m citation
issued for Violation o f the Basic
Rule (30 ntph in a 25 mph / o ik ).
9:03 p.m -report o f Horses loose
10:22 p m -report o f Careless
D rivin g .
September 2: 12:23 a m.-False
Alarm , b 4K a m citation issued for
V iolation o f the Basic Rule (40 mph
in a 25 ntph /one); 10:36 a m assist
ambulance. 10 50 p m -request o f
ficer for Security ('heck
September 6 9 55-rcport o f
C rim inal M ischief
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Chief Rathbun’s
Remember School’ s Open
D rive w ith care Teach children
safety rules
C ounts M edical Board
The M orrow County Medical
Board w ill meet September 21. 7
p m at Boardman C ity Hall
M useum C om m ission
The M orrow County Museum
Commission w ill meet Tuesday.
Sept 15. 7:30 p m at the museum
building in Heppner
W illow C reek C o u n try C lu b
A work day w ill begin at 8 a m
Saturday. Sept 12 at W illow Creek
Country Club
Births
Cance M ichael la itt-a son Lance
M ichael, was born August 31 to
Shelly and M ike L o ti o f Pendleton
The baby weighing 7 lbs 12 o/ . was
bom at St Anthony Hospital
Grandparents arc Sonny and
Sharon Biddle and Rjndy and Ber
nice Lott, all o f Heppner
Sheriffs Report
The M orrow County S h e riff s O f
fice reports handling or dispatching
the fo ilo w in g business during the
past week
September 2 the s h e riffs office
dispatched the Boardman Eire Dept
to a grass and straw fire at the south
end o f Peters Road
September 2: the s h e riffs office
dispatched the Heppner ambulance
to a Heppner residence A female
w ith an illness was transported to
Pioneer M em orial Hospital.
September 3 the sherifT %
office
dispatched the Heppner ambulance
to a residence on Shobc Canyon A
female was transported to Pioneer
M em orial Hospital
September 3: a deputy responded
to investigate an unknown suspicious
male al a Boardman business
September 4 the sherifTs office
dispatched the Heppner ambulance
to an lone residence A female with
an unknown illness was transported
to Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hcrmiston
September 4 the sherifTs office
assisted Boardman police attempt to
locate a vehicle involved in a com
plaint o f Theft o f Service from a
Boardman business
September 4 a deputy responded
to the lone area to attempt to locale
three ve hicles reported being
operated recklessly around town
September 5 a deputy assisted
Oregon State Police locate a vehicle
that had been involved in an earlier
inc ident in the vicinity o f the Board
n un rest area Vehicle was located
in Boardman
September 5 a deputy responded
to assist Boardman Police with com
plaint o f a neighborhood disturbance
in Boardman
September 6 a deputy assisted
Boardman police locate subjects in
volved in an incident at the Board
n un Marina
September 6 a deputy assisted the
Boardnun Police Dept at a local
business after locating a fight in
progress
September 6 the s h e riffs office
dispatched Ihe Boardnun ambulance
to the Boanlnun Manna for a fcnulc
subject w ith an unknown illness
September b the s h e riffs office
dispatched the Boardnun Eire Dept
to I act W ilson Road to a s iiu ll grass
fin
September 6 the s h e riffs office
cited Ruben O ro/co. 49. Mesa.
Washington, for allegedly D riving
W hile Suspended
September 7 a deputy responded
to an Irng on residence after receiv
ing complaint o f a neighborhood
disturbance
September 7 a deputy responded
to assist Boardnun Police investigate
complaint o f a disturbance in the
Boardnun Marina
D u rin g the week o f August
31 September 5. the s h e riff so ffice
assisted five disabled motorists
September 8 a deputy responded
to assist Boardnun police investigate
and arrest one male subject on a
charge of Assault
September 8 the s h e riff s office
dispatched the Boardnun ambulance
to a Boardnun residence A fcn ulc
was transported to Go**] Shepherd
Hospital
School Menus
Health Dept.
H eppner Elem entary School
Thursday. Sept. IObarbecue beef
on a bun. coleslaw, cheese sticks,
fru it and m ilk
Friday. Sept 11 turkey casserole,
carrot and celery sticks, blueberry
m uffins, gelatin, and m ilk
Monday, Sept 14 c h ili, tossed
salad, combrcad. fru it and m ilk
Tucwlav. fish slick*. potato salad,
celery and peanut butter, fru it crisp
and m ilk
Wednesday. Sept. I fe hamburger*
w ith fixings, vegetable stick*, bak
ed beans apples and m ilk
F rid a y . Sept 11 blood pressures
and imm unization*. 8 30 -4 p m .
Heppner office
Tuexday. Sept 15-Nood pressures
and immunizations. I 30 4 p m .
Boardnun C ity Hall
W ednesday, Sept
1 6-blo od
pressures. 2-3 p m . lone Bank o f
Eastern Oregon kitchen
F rid a y. Sept 18-office closed for
vacation
Tuesday. Sept 22 bl*x>dpressures
and immunization*. 1-4 p m . Ir-
rigon county offices
Friday. Sept 25-blood pressures
and immunizations. 8 30 4 p m
Heppner office
Obituary
l i s te r l^ e Cox
L e x e r Lee C o *. 69. Pendleton,
died September I at St Anthony
Hospital in Pendleton
Graveside service* were Friday.
Sept 4 at Lexington cemetery
He wav bum (X to b e r 31, 1917 to
Franklin Dee and Geaita Palmer Cox
at Lexington
He attended and
graduated from Lexington vchool*
He wav a wheat farmer in the L e x
ington area all o f hiv w orking yearv
He served in the U S A rm y during
W orld W ar II in Europe and N o r
thern A frica
He married the form er Elsie R
Cole. November 16. 1963 The cou
ple moved to Pendleton in 1978 He
was a member o f the Heppner Elks
Didge.
Surv ivors include his w ife Elsie at
home in Pendleton, one brother
M arvin R Cox o f Springs illc . Utah,
three nieces and tw o nephews
C ontribution* for those who wish
may be made to the American Heart
Assoc, or the American Cancer
Society cither directly o r through
Bums Mortuary
Bums M ortuary. Pendleton, was
in charge o f arrangements
Lillie E. Phillips
L illie E Phillips. 8 1 . M ilw aukic.
died Saturday. Sept 5. 1987 U ntil
six months ago. she and her hus
band. Columbus were Heppner
residents for seven years
S u rv iv o rs in c lu d e her tw o
daughters Pay Pagcol Heppner and
B illie Luce o f Portland, four grand
children, six great grandchildren and
three step grand children
She wav preceded in death hy her
huvband. Columbus
Burial was at Rose City Cemetery
in Portland
Memorial contributions, for those
who w ish, may be made to the Heart
Fund or Cancer Society
Thursday. Sept 17 tacos, lettuce,
cheese, hot vegetable, fruit, cookie
and mtlk
Friday. Sept 18-vausagc fried
rice, oriental vegetable*. biscuit
w ith hones, raisins and m ilk
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Three people purchased prize
winning lottery tickets in Heppner
during the last half of August
Janet N Bcamcr and Barbara A
C'utsforth. both of Heppner, each
won 5100 m the Cash Roulette lo t
tery game w ith tickets purchased at
Central Market
Ernest Bigbee. Heppner. won 550
with a ticket purchased at Murray
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Hospital Notes
W ilm a M abc. Heppner admitted
September I . discharged September
2; and
Gaylord Davis. Heppner admitted
September 2. discharged September
3
Ih e follow ing people who were
admitted to the hospital were still
receiving care Tuesday
Vivian Elder. Heppner admitted
September 2. and
Noel Gay Harshman. Heppner
admitted September 7
The Wagon Wheel
BeDKer
M orrow County Justice Court at
the Courthouse Annex in Heppner
reports handling the fo llo w in g
business during the past week
W illiam Lindsey Davis. Heppner
Possession o f a Falsely Applied fo r
Resident Angling License. 536 fine
Ronald Gene M cG raw . lone
Exceeding the M axim um (70 mph in
a 55 mph zone». 530 fine
P a tric k
O ra ly n
M itc h e ll,
H crm iston-D efective Equipment.
536 fine. Exceeding the M axim um
Speed (68 mph in a 55 mph zone),
not guilty .
R icky A lle n Rada, Pasco.
W ashington-Hunting a Prohibited
Area, to wit North of North E x
terior boundary of Umatilla N aiioiul
Forest. 542 line
W illia m Brian W’hite. Pasco
Hunting Prohibited Area, to wit
North o f North exterior boundary of
l n u llII.i National Forest. 542 line
Lottery winners
The M orrow County C lerk s O f
fice at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports issuing the follow ing m ar
riage license
Randy R Smith. 2 1. and Carllena
Kay Rathbun. 2 1. both o f Heppner
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Justice Court
Report
P ioneer M e m o ria l H o s p ita l
reports admitting and discharging the
follow ing patients during (he past
week
Beth C lark. Heppner admitted
September I . discharged September
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Marriage License