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. .• • • • V ’ a « ■ ** . r • * - • * , * ' ’ / %■ •»' ■ FOUR - Heppnrr Gazette-Times. H eppnrr. Oregon W fdnnd»». January 27. I9K8 Births The Official Newspaper of Ihe City of Heppner and the County of Morrow ~ ’ j ORTA »»r" — Ashley Micharta /.immerman-a daughter. Ashley was born January 13 to Jeffrey and Iva Zimmerman of Heppner at Good Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston The baby weighed 8 lbs 6 « / Grandparents arc Dallas and Zvlniu McDaniel. Hcppncr Ihe baby puns a sister. Iva Jean 2. at home lU-alher Marie Rill-a daughter Heather wjs born Jan 24. Id88 to Patty an*I I K an Rill of Heppner at St Anib»*ny Hospital fhe haby weighed *# lbs 2 o/ Grandparents are William and Saiklra Rill. Heppner (ireai grjiklparenis are Ninon Rill. Heppner The .a______ Heppner G A Z E T T E -T IM E S Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 240-420 PuMMtrrf r»rr> Widaiaiay and mirrrd a* «nrond-claai «tain al tlw Pod <*TW t ■ 4 Mcppnrr. Ortgaa under ihr Ul a# March I, i n Srrond rtaaa pmragr paid al Mrppnrr. Orrgoi Offlrc at 147 h id S lip . »ran. Ittrphuar iMJl *7*. Sddrrw rooimunkrallona Io (hr Heppnrr l.a/rlle Ttmrt. P.O. Boi M7. Hrpp are. Orryon TTIH. SntwcrlpUon». f it hi Morroa, VSheeWr. I.llllam and l.ranl t dunlin. IM rWnhrre, Joycr Hughe» ............................................ OtTtrr Manager I »pearl I in* I Han. Bail ............................................................................ Nnn tdaor Marie scruiheer ..................................................... (irmphks Uepartmenl (.a d Paptoeau ....................................................................... tira p h k a . IW a rihu im n t Seen sailing ................................................................... Proof Rending U na M arq u a rd t..................................................................................... IHaribulinn David and April Sykes, Publishers Hospital Report Sheriff’s Report I, • * ' • ‘ . i f 'v , • ['* * . I t • I i-' y> ■ , i I /$»'• ai I « » • * I r .' It a , ry > - > •. •; r. 1 I» • , * * ' - ■ / f «• ,. ' * . >*’ .4 * I . r .- < ■> • i '/ *1 * / '* ’ *■ • >.i p ik ' : , y f j f , • s • . . «r*v J • f. a *, r K »' ' * •-4V**. J ■ * L- * k ' Fr- » /• »v-f. 1 . • The Morrow County Sheriffs department al the C'oumy Cour thouse reports dispatching the following business during the past two weeks: Jan 11 Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Hoardman am hulancc to a city residence for a 68 sear old female with an unknown il lness. Morrow County Sheriff s of fice investigated a report of theft in the Irngon area Amount of value was unknown. Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted Juvenile Ser vices with informalK»n Jan 13; Morrow County Sheriffs office responded to investigate a neighborhood disturbance in the Hardman area; Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Hepp ner ambulance to Upper Rhea Creek area to a report of an unknown in jury; Morrow County Sheriff s of fice arrested Jacob Frederick Shills. 22, on Kelso. WA warrant for pro bation violation He was lodged at Renton County jail. Jan 14 Morrow County Sheriff's office arrested Timmy tare Begin. 20. Hcrmiston for Theft I He was lodged at Renton County Jail. Jan 16 Morrow County Sheriffs office assisted Roardman Police Dept investigate a possible pro- wlcr/forccd entry in progress. Mor row County Sheriffs office avsisted Roardman Police Dept investigate report of a fight in progress in Roardman Belligérants were gone when officers arrived Jan 17 Morrow County Sheriffs office arrested Stanley Dclvin Co*. 61. Heppner for Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants; Morrow County Sheriff s office investigated a juvenile problem in the Irngon area. Morrow County Sheriff s of fice dispatched the Boardman am hulancc for a female. 65. with an unknown illness. Subject was transported to (iood Shepherd Hospital Jan IK Morrow County Sheriff's office responded to a residence in Ir- rigon to investigate an animal pro blem, Morrow County Sheriff s of fice responded to Paul Smith Road in the Roardman area to investigate a civil problem. Morrow County Sheriffs office responded to assist the Boardman Police Dept in vestigate a suspicious and unknown noise at a local business Jan l‘i Morrow County Sheriffs office responded to a residence out side Roardman city limits to in vestigate a civil problem. Morrow County Sheriffi office arrested Franciaco Santa Cru/, 3 1. on a Mor row County Circuit Court warrant Failure to Appear Kidnapping Sub ject is from Umatilla He was lodg ed at Kennewick WA jail Jan 20 Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched the Heppner Fire Department to die Pioneer Memorial Hospital to a fire inside the laundry room. Morrow County Sheriff s of fice dispatched the Boardman Fire Department to a vehicle fire located at the Boardman overpass in Board man; Morrow County Deputy responded to a complaint of an animal problem in the Roardman area. Jan 22: Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched tJie Boardman Police Department. Boardman am bulance and a deputy to assist vic tim of a one-car rollover accident Driver of vehicle issued citation for Driving Under the Influence of In toxicants and transported to G ikh I Shepherd Hospital via Boardman ambulance Driver: Mane I ¿wise McGuffin, 27. Kennewick had unknown injuries. Morrow County dispatched the Boardman amhulaiRC to Columbia and Olson mad Rcja>rt of an allergic reaction One, female was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital Jan 23: Morrow County Sheriff s office dispatched deputy. Boardman Police Department, and Oregon State Police to a Domestic dispute in the Irngon area Ronald Fdward Smith. 41, was arrested by Morrow County S heriff’s office lor Mena cing Jan 24: dunng the week of January 11-24 Morrow County assisted no disabled motorists, dispatched Irngon Police Depart ment to back up Umatilla ambulance with unknown illness Jan 25: Morrow County Sheriffs office cited Ixslic Lee Thompson, 25. lone, for Assault IV Meeting Notices The Morrow County Fair Board will meet Monday night. February 8, 7:3() p m Annex building at the fairgrounds Hie Fair Committee will meet Monday night. February 8. 7 'll p m , in the pavilion at the fairgrounds There will he a Rodeo Committee meeting Monday. February I, 7 p m annex building, fairgrounds Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner reports admitting and discharging the following patients dunng the past week Sheridan Tarnasky. Hcppner- admittcd Jan 20. discharged Jan 23; Douglas Shcirbon, Hcppncr- adnutted Jan 21; discharged Jan 23. Shad Htslcr. Jicppncr admitted J.m I div barged Jan 22’ Becky Flores, Hcppncr admitted Jan 21. discharged Jan 23; Gregory Swcck. Hcppncr- adnutted Jan 21; discharged Jan ■yy Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hughes. Chamber Manager Hcppncr Chamber of Commerce is far more than lunch once-a-week Behind the scenes, you'll find members arc helping our communi ty by: * Hosting visiting doctors and answering iikjuiries with packets of information •Heading up committees a new one this year is Cultural Hvcnts/Arts to “ bring the action here” •Working to put together an infor mation packet for new business inquiries •Pursuing all avenues to get the recreation area at the dam moving along •Planning St Patrick's Events- niany hands are needed •Serving as Chamber Chaplain and supporting (he faith that we can accomplish goals for the benefit of our community. •Working on the school budget •Evaluating Town and Country Week and planning for next year •Atteikhng a retail seminar to bet ter meet our community needs •Pitching in to tear out hotel walls in support of hotel protect •Working on beautification com mittee for Heppner signs and planters •W elcom ing newcomers to Hcppncr Ami that's occurring this week Pat yourselves on the hack and the rest ot the community for helping out Together we cun make a difference ■ V ; * ; f, £ ; ; / & ' ; m il- ■ »-■ t' i -' IV M O R Ílf ■ N tia ii ■ •■ ■ ■ ili IR R U IR ! IR R B R R I! PAINT SALE LATEX One Coal Latex CEILING WHITE ; ( ' f .1 * rf i 4 . - v : $J99 , \ / • „4 • ' . % * * V , V FLAT WALL FINISH > ,v * Í 7 .n ALL OTHER IN T E R IO R ON gal 0m C mi I f»*> OwiM't W*tv CM«« •* • WIISJW S A L E !! 424 Lynden Way, Heppner V / s ■ * ! • • • P A I N T S : • PETTYJOHN’S VX • Ralph A. Horton Ralph A Horton. U6. formerly of Astoria and Dallas. Oregon passed away January 19. 1988 in a care center He was bom March I, 1891, in Akron. Ohio He was one of the first employees of the Pacific Power and Light Company going to work for them in 1911 in Walla Walla. Washington He was Superintendent of the Astoria power plant when he retired in 1956 and then moved to Dallas. Oregon Mr Fkirton was an accom plished amateur photograhper, a member of the I O O F. Lodge, a member of the Dallas Mens Garden Club and the United MrtNidist Church He was a member of the Angora Hiking Club in Astoria He is survived by a daughter-in- law June A Horton of Roseburg. two daughters Helen and her hus- hand Fredrick Martin of lone and Lucy and her husband John Todd of Roseburg. one son Raymond and his wife June E Horton He was preceded in death by his wife Florence in 1979 and a son Lester in 1986 Also surviving are 14 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren Services was held Friday. January 22. 1988 at the Rest lorn Memory Gardens Chapel in Salem Reverend Flaherty of tlic Dallas MeOkklisl Church officiated For those who wish contributin', may be made to the Dallas Mcth»xlisi Church or to the chanty of your choice Wilvtn's Chapel of The Roses Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements The funeral for Evelyn LaVelle Struve Isom was Friday at BisJiop Funeral Chapel in Pendleton En tombment was at the Olncy Cemetery Mausoleum Mrs Isom. 77. of Echo, died Fri day. Jan 15. 1988 al Amber Valley Care Center She was bom Sept. 3, 1920 in Pendleton, daughter of Henry and Winifred Hanscom Struve Both her paternal grandfather Hans Struve, and maternal grandfather. Jotham Hanscom. homesteaded farms north of Pendleton in the early 1880s Her early years were spent on the Struve homestead ranch purchased by her father located ten miles west of Pendleton at the Yoakum Road exit off Interstate 84 She graduated from Pendleton High School in 1928 and following one year at Mills College in Oakland. Calif., completed her bachelor of arts degree at the University of Oregon in 1932 She met and married Blaine “ Bill” Isom of Heppner in 1935 and they lived in Hcppncr where they eventually established and jointly ran an insurance business In 1947. Mrs Isom's father. Henry Struve, died and the Isoms moved to Pendleton to manage the ranch Mrs Isom was active in Parent Teacher Associatkin work in the |950's and '60s serving as president of the Pendleton Junmr High PTA and six years on the state PTA board She chaired two state PT A conventions in Pendleton As an ac tive American Association of University Women member, she toe used on legislative and interna tional affairs and had an AAUW scholarship awarded in her name Other community participation in eluded membership in the Ruth laKus Chapter of Eastern Star (Heppner». Daughters of the Nile. Indies' Oriental Shrine. Pioneer Club. Research Club, Umatilla County Historical Society and Oregon Wheat Growers league She and her husband enjoyed traveling, visiting Asia. East Africa and l.atm America, either to sec their daughter or to participate in Oregon Wheat League tours Survivors include daughter. Har riel, in Vientiane. Laos, and cousins, Blanche larabee. Jeanne Grable, Kathry (Mrs Myron) Ramey, and Jessie Fumishm, all of Pendleton Memorial contribution» may be made to the Umatilla County Historical Society, the National Wildlife Federatkin or the Salvatkin Arms Electrolysis & Thermolysis Permanent Hair Removal Anna Schwarzin Certified Electroloffist 676-9248 Farm & Builders Supply 676-9157 or 676-5001 ■ 4 -* ____ _________. . _■ Winegrapes vs. Wheat There'» a lawsuit abrewin' between a couple of friends of mine that'* be ing watched by a lot of folks On one side are the winegrape growers, the newcomers, and on the other side, the wheat farmers, the old timers The newcomers claim 2.4 D damages their winegrapes The old tuners claim they can't grow wheat without it Its hard to take sides on this one Wheal farmers, especially dry land wheat farmers arc a major part of the back bone of this county Wheat is far and away the most valuable farm crop grown here Wheat farmers are the kind of people that I'm proud to call my friends and neighbors And they 've been here growing wheat for several gencralkms That doesn't make wrong right hut it does count for a little On ihe other hand, when the 2.4 D they use drifts onto another field, that's trespass just as if vime stranger would walk into your house and sit down for a few hours of TV Grape growers arc special friends of mine, not just because they grow a crop that I can make into wine (and I dearly love to do that), but became I think this county has tremendous ptKcniial for the whole wine indusiry And grapes are no small potatoes The 8(8) or so acres already planted to winegrapes will produce crops valued at more than $2 million in the next year or two That crop could nearly double the winegrape crop of the enure state and Morrow County could be the site for three or four mi jor wineries with maybe 2 300.000 visitors a year When we have the wineries to process the grapes, the finished product will have a wholesale value of S8-I0 million On the other hand, the 2.4 D drift is a real problem I have seen the damage My humble opinion is that it's not as bad as some would claim, but it is a problem It's more like that stranger spitting on your sidewalk than sitting in your living room It's hard to take sides Somewhere there is a compromise if both sides continue to talk Working it out themselves is far better than a lawsuit, where nobody wins but the lawyers We all have a stake in it After all. we arc all neighbors Evelyn Isom gal. One Coat Latex Í-; V « gal. • 0*4 C»Jt • nm H H • WM CW** Ht > 4 . FLAT WALL Obituaries Open Tuesdays O nly or by Appointment 4-H News Two-Trackers Crazy Cookers By Jessica Sumner, reporter The monthly meeting of the Two- Trackers will be cancelled for this Sunday Instead, be sure to attend the county wide workshop on record books being held al the fairgrounds Sunday . January 31. at 2 p m. Come and see what you need for a prize winning record hook The horse club will have a brief meeting following the record book session Please be there The Crazy Cookers meet at Chloe Pearson’s house every Wednesday to Icam how to cook, last Wednesday. January 20. we made Orange and Strawberry Smoothies to go along with our nachos. Our members Alisha M arlatt, Renee Devin. Melissa Pettyjohn, Trent Hughes. Mark Moeller. Alena Binschus, Phillip Spiccr-Kuhn and I enjoy 4-H cooking very much. PLOYHAR IN S. Check with us about an «76 -5 8 18 I .R .A . 1 2 7 IN . M a i n GROWER MEETING There will be a grower meeting on Friday, February 5 at 9:30 a.m. Willows Grange Hall, lone MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES Dennis W ilson......................................... Dupontj Russ C a n n o n .....................................Monsantof Paul Pargeter........................................... MobayJ Darwin H arrin g to n ............................... Sandoi * Tom Pointer will report on the 2,4-D Ad Hoc committee. Lunch to be provided by Willows Grange Ladies. “Hope to see you all there . 99 Co-Sponsored by: Pettyjohn Oil. Dobyns Pest Control and Morrow County Gram Growers At The Elks Superbowl Sunday Open at 1:00 pm Dinner - Ribs Game Nights 2nd G 4th Tuesdays ?:3C - Prizes • Duplicate Bridge Bingo-Wednesdays Wp are looking for rooms available fo r our visitors that come to the h.lks Annual, if you have ex tra room call 676-9181 or 422-7457 Heppner Elks 358 676-VIHI */'*'• / ' I « »*«/» \/l « / 142 V M iin
