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r > »'- * *. » t 'T t • • ■ FOUR • Heppner Gazette-Time«. Heppner. Oregon W rdnrsdas. November 23, The Official Newspaper of the Cuy of Hcppncr and ihe County of Morrow É IÎ •— —- S h e r i f f ’s Ihe lleppner GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County’« Home-Owned Meekly Newspaper *■ -•1 U S P S 240-420 N M W M 4 e v e r) U r d n r u l a t and r t ll r r r d m w co n d -tlas* m a ltr r X th r P o l I KTVr X H rp p n e r O reg o n u n d rr lh* A rt at M a ri h J , 1171 S n u o d t l a n p m l t |> paid X H rp p n rr . O rtg u n O fTkr X 147 VS rM V S in * S irr r l I OrphiMir iM J ) t 7 « f ! 9 A ddrrsa ra m im in k X k im to I Hr l l r p p n r r H u n t r T I l W k , P O . Ho« J J 7 . Ilryf> n « r, O reg o n »711* W n r r l p O u m . «12 In M o rro w , V Shrrlrr l.d lia m an d ( .r a n i ( w a l l w , «23 i h n k r r r J o j c r lluglw-k ............................................................... OfTIrr M a n ag rr I k p rtr O in g M a n n Ball N an g I d ito r M arl* M rullwTs ...................................................... l-ra p T i» . O rp a rtm rn l (.ail Pagtorau..........................................................(.raphkk Orparlmml Bach; l o w D a v id IM»ir1l«i0..n and A p ril S y k e s , P u b lis h e rs Letters to the Editor PMH extends itself for the care of its patients chec king each patient thoroughly and using all available facilities These doctors are greatly respected in the medical circles, in our area, as to their fine work Don't you think it is time for you the people of Morrow County to take a good hard look at what you have and support it (s) Carol Ann Palmer Rea Rt 2 Bos 2239 Hcrmiston. OR 97838 To the Editor We, the family of Kenneth I- Palmer, wonder if the citizens of Morrow County realize the great value that you have in Pioneer Memorial Hospital, the care one receives is beyond the regular nurs ing care, not for the paycheck hut for you the patient All these fine peo ple deserve the com m unity's ‘ Thanks” as do the great doctors, the Barrettas, for the fine care. Frohnmayer pledges fullest energies to office % ^ To The Editor I am deeply grateful for the oppor tunity which so many citizens gave me on November 8 to continue my service as Attorney (iencral I will work hard to merit the continuing confidence of Oregon voters ir respective of partisan affiliation The agenda which faces the nest legislative session is formidable Provision of adequate prison space, together with the funding p ro p o sa ls to support it is critical for the effort to make our criminal justice system work 0*1 •'* *n uv > * • L « . L t1 * fvtì 4 * " * / r I 9t * . * nil* „> 11 rJ ' .V * ' m essage for you tf ,, * ' * $v . * ^ , ♦ ~ 1 r - « " -• % • 4 » «4- 1 t Ur.- ^ . .. ' / • ■. .•••-* •;• A * * • V. * * * > .S '•* Thanksgiving is the time we spend with our families to give thanks for our health, happiness and prosperity. In order for our staff to enjoy the holi day with their families, we will be clos ed on Thanksgiving Day. We hope that you and your family have much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. Enjoy the holiday to its fullest. - J ‘ ■ '« f . * l>r „ . ' w • / % **. * K, f - r Beyond prison space. 1 plan to in troduce workable proposals to attack long-term causes of crime, such as the narcotics epidemic and the tragedies of child abuse I ask you to join me in visible and continuing support of these efforts throughout ihe legislative session I pledge my fullest energies in all of my efforts to nuke the Oregon Department of Justice the nation's finest Sincerely, (s) Dave Frohnmayer Attorney (ieneral # r *¿ . * . . - < t y >i* »'.V-*. ' . : • 7 • rv -.l^ v * *-*•*.- . , . ¿T . t - r /r-‘ ' • * The Morrow County Sheri fT « of fice at the courthouse in Heppner report* dispatching the following business during the past week: Nov 14: Morrow County Sheriff s deputy responded to com plaint of an animal problem in Ir- ngon area. Morrow County Sheriff s deputy responded to Lexington to in vestigate the report of a residence being broken into. Morrow County Sheriff s office received information of a burglary in the Imgon area A bicycle valued at $300 was stolen. Morrow County Sheriff*s offfice responded to assist Boardman Police Department investigate a two vehi cle accident with injuries on Wilson Road in Boardman The Boardman ambulance was dispatched and one female was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to Imgon to investigate an animal problem at a residence Nov. 15: Morrow County Sheriffs deputy responded to in vestigate a juvenile hazard on Hwy 7 Juvenile was walking with flow of traffic, unfounded Nov 16: Morrow County Sheriff s deputy began the investiga tion of a burglary report at Eastern Oregon Farms in the Boardman Ir- rigon area No value of theft was available at press time Nov |7'M orrow County dispat ched the Boardman ambulance to a residence on Peiers Road One female was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital in Hcrmiston Nov 18 Morrow County deputy arrested Dorothy D Reyes. 30. Boardman for Assault, Domestic Reyes was arraigned Also arrested for Assault IV Domcstic was Jaime G Reyes. 28. B»virdman He posted hail and was released Nov. 19 Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to Imgon to investigate a report of a theft of tools, victim, Charles Flanagan of Imgon Value was $800. investiga tion is continuing. Morrow County Sheriff s office located a vehicle that was a hazard at the comer of Depot & 8th St West Owner of the vehic le was con tacted and removed the vehicle No futhcr action was taken Nov. 20 Morrow County Sheriff s deputy checked on a vehi cle parked on Hwy. 74 near Morgan with two male subjects inside Vehi cle apparently was out ot gas. oc cupants declined deputy's assistance; Morrow County Sheriff s office requested the Heppner ambulance respond to a residence in Heppner One female was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital for an unknown illness. Morrow County Sheriff s office responded to I 84, mile post 160, cast bound lanes to assist Oregon Slate Police with a disabled vehicle. Nov 21 During the week of Nov 14-21. Morrow County Sheriff* deputies assisted two disabled motorists J u s tic e Happy Thanksgiving I V , .« . l* ' . • *■% » * * * \ . ♦,*» • % i< * ; 'v * . -*• », ¿ i > '• Market . > ? ~ fil*"' ■• «' ! **. , ' ;/? ¥ L-. •< ,. *Ajt ,, * 1 r . [. • Hunters Save Your Hides • 1 • ' * , I * , ' • • v;' • b- 7 *'« > iL ■■ "S a V 1 . - 676-9181 '-'VAvÁf-J . 4 .'» f ■ . • Look for Hide Barrels Around Town Heppner Elks 358 */.V- 1 I? ' t A : * , / ' .. ■y- Donate your Deer and Elk Hides for the Veterans' Rehabilitation Program - -* *■ /. . k . * 14 A V ‘ J f , 1 -;>C ' t . i-, ■ y.-. s •*> ». K,1 'KTirnr hnrnil\ Meet C o u rt R e p o rt . Heppner Police Report R e p o rt The Justice Court office at the amrthousc annex in Hcppncr reports handling the following business dur ing the past week: Patricia Louise W right. l^xtngton-Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 69 mph in a 55 mph zone, $30 fine; Rocky John Rodngucz. Heppner No Elk Tag, $46 fine. Steven Dick Arbogast. Heppner Violation Road Closure. $82 fine; John Arthur Lindstrom. Hcrmiston No Elk Tag. $46 fine. Dennis W arren, Heppner- Excecding the Maximum Speed 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. $36 fine. Brian Paul Rictmann. looe-No Vehicle License. $9 fine. Kelly Jay Keen, Lcxington- Defective Equipment. $13 fine. Kcvcn James Teeman. Milton- Prccwatcr-Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 77 mph in a 55 mph zone. $87 fine The Heppner Police department reports handling the following business during the past week: Nov. 7: 11:10 p m-motorist assist Nov 8: 7 10 p m -assist Morrow County ShenfTs department. 7:25 p m -assist Morrow County Sheriff s department. 10:59 p m - report of Loud Noise Nov. 9: 7:16 p m-report of Harassment. Nov. 10 6:14 a m-false alarm. 9 p m -report of Domestic Violence Arrest on Assault IV. Nov II: 6:16 pm.-report of Theft Nov. 13: 12:16 a m request of ficer for security check Nov 14 4:29 a m -false alarm Nov 15 10 27 p m -report of Traffic Hazard Nov 16 9 45 am -found proper ty. 12 30 p m.-Courteous Driver Award to Michael Mahoney. 12 45 pm.-Courteous Driver Award to Libby Britt. 4 05 p m -false alarm Nov 18 12 15 p m-report of Ac cident. I 27 p m -Civil Matter Nov 19 2 02 a m report of loose home. 3:19 a m -report of Domestic Violence: 1:18 p m -assist Oregon State Police Nov 20 4 p m .-C rim inal Mischief O b itu a ry Ronnie E. I^eonnig A mass of Christian buna) was held for Ronnie E Leonnig. 45. of McMinnville The service was held Tuesday . November 15. 1988 at 10 a m at St James Catholic Church in McMinnville Rosary was held at 9 30 on Tuesday Father Carl Gimpl officiated at the service There was a private family interment Mr Leonnig was found November 12 in Lincoln County He was born October 10. 1943 at Tillamook, the son of Agnes and the late Ronald I^eonnig He grew up and attended school in Tillamook. He attended high school in Heppner and graduated from Tillamxik High School in 1961. He owned and operated Aunt Aggies Restaurant in McMinnville for two years He then owned Select and Design Your Own Home.which is a mobile home sales lot for six months He loved pleas ing people Surviving arc his wife, Loma D»ng, Me Minns illc. son. Jeffrey, Albany, daughter Torne Long, mither Agnès'Leonnig both from McMinnville, bmthcr Roger Ixon mg. Gresham, and five sisters. Leonorc Corbin. Richland. WA . Lorraine Meyer, Hillsboro, Lindy Gravclle Ml View, Cal ; Sindv Leonnig, Portland and LaDawna Muks, Aloha A son. Tony, precceded him in death in I9H4 Macy and Son Funeral Director«, McMinnville was in charge of arrangements M a rria g e L ic e n s e s Medical Board Ills The County Medical Board and St Anthony 's have two problems First. St Anthony's is a private cor poratHsn intending to make a profit They have a little trouble making the transition to a public entity that many think has no profit motive Public entities must be open to the public, open financial records, open board meetings, things like that Private corporations arc not Pub* en tides have (heir dirty laundry drug B> Ed Glenn through the public eye. newspaper head lines expose the slightest controver sy. Private corporations seldom make scandakius news copy Public entities must observe stnd budgets with com plex rules for adoption and even more restrict Kins on change Private cor porations do budget hut they can change those budgets much more readily to meet changing conditions St Anthony 's has had a little trouble making those adjustments in their adm inistrate ol the county s medical service facilities The other problem is far worse Private corporation*, the good ones that is (and St Anthony is a good one.) have scry clear lines of authority responsibility Everyone knows exactly who has what authority at every given moment Not so with public entities, especially the County Medical Board The ounty ordinance creating the medical hoard seems to give clear authority to the medical hoard to manage the medical serv ices of the county with a few specific power* reserved to the County Court In other words the medical hoard appears to he an operating hoard, not merely an advisory hoard But that isn’t the way it really works The County Court ha* frequently stepped in to veto a management decision of the board and substitute its own judgement on matters apparently within hoard jurisdiction Just when that will happen has been a mystery to hoard members and a frustration to the administrator Given the inherent differences between public and private entities, the special frustrations of not knowing who is Ixiss. and the lack of any "pro fit” in the deal, it is no wonder St Anthony has terminated its contract to provide an administrator for (he county medical service facilities AS I SEE IT Reminder to purchase greens from Artifactory There will he a greens workshop held in conjunction with the Artifac • tory December 3, put on by the Hcppncr Garden Club Free greens and instructions on how to make Saturday, Dec. 3rd 10 am - 3 pm raft Sale & Wreath-making Workshop Morrow County Fairgrounds' Heppner, Oregon display h \ Mtirrrm County ¡ Artists ^ 0 Spon\orrd M Snmptimist bu I ol Hrppnrt Y Lew is H alvors C 1 JF “ W lfrie n d T an ^ T |Ih b o rT ar^n o ted to Itt5 f —— The County Clerks office at the courthouse in Heppner reports issu ing the following marriage licenses during the past week: Ross lane McKinley. 27. Board- man. and Brinda Elizabeth Warwick. 24 Boardman. Loren Frednck Hadley. 18. Bourd man; and April Lynn Lester. 22. Boardman a a ia tw ia ia « * « wreaths and swags will he available If you want them made up for you call 676 9446 or 676-9435 this week 8 0 th B irth d a y C eleb ration ! Nov 26th • Willows Grange Hall, lone Reception-1-4 p.m • Dinner (Pot luck) 5:00 p.m ihriny• salad, dessert, or ?) i ^ _______________Vo (nfi\ Please________ Sewing M achines & Serger Sale Nov 25th - Dee. 24th Serger #794 "Hobbylock" r*i ’149“ now '699M Sewing Machine #1371 n i *1599“ now ‘1399M Sewing Machine #1151 n i ‘1049“ now ‘799M Buy Two And Save! Hobbylock Serger l Machine #1371 m ’2099“ now ‘1754— Hobbylock Serger l Machine #1151 n i ’1499“ now M428” Serger Case n i ’49“ • w/purchase ‘29M M 2 N. M a in (¡0 GET HM MUSTANGS WE’llE PKOIJI) OF YOU!! [ Wc have many handmade consignment i ilerns for gift giving - Also many gift \ notion items on hand i N n \u s WE WILL RE CLOSED SAT. FROM NOON TILL AFTER THE GAME Coast to Coast Heppncr •W, PO BOX 65 HEPPNER. OREGON 97836 676-99M Remember: We will be open every Sunday in December from 1:00 p.m. till 4:00 p.m. fo r your shopping convenience. “fA.*. ;j¿ rs <4 mm Li,,* * t \* M i. i
