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Heppner G azette- Times. H epp n er. Oregon W ednesday. M a rc h I. |9K9 - f | \ f
Letters to the Editor
HEDC lends support to Port of
Morrow Bond
To lhe Editor
On March 28 1484 the voters o f
M orrow Counts w.ill he asked to
vole on a general obligation bond
(backed b> taxes) for the Pon of
M orrow The purpose of this bond
is threefold
1 It will allow the Pori to rcstrue*
lure their present debt to he more
competitive with mher pons and in
dustrial parks
2 Repair nver bank erosion that
is reducing usable frontage and cn
dangenng some improvements
3 Begin to identif) and acquire
some industrial land in south M o r
row County
Hcppner Economic Development
Corporation sees this bond as
benefiting the pct»plc o f Morrow
County It will allow the Pon to o f
fer incentives to present tenants, mx
only to stay, but to expand and to
help recruit new ones V N tis c o S i
Obituaries
Rebecca Anne ‘Becky’
Smith
Rebecca Anne •Becky'* Smith.
10, o f Irrigon died Monday. Feb
27, 1989 at Good Shepherd C om
munity Fiospital in Hcrmsiton
following a motor vehicle accident
Recitation o f the rosary was held
Wednesday in the chapel o f Burns
Mortuary in Hermiston The funeral
w ill be I I a m Thursday at O ur
I-ad> o f Angels Catholic Church in
Hermiston Burial w ill be at the Ir
rigon Cemetery.
She was born Sept 22. 1 *>78 at
Umatilla to Karl and Patti Smith She
lived with her parents in Irrigon
where she was a fifth grader at A C.
Houghton Elementary School She
was active in school sports and
rodeo.
Becky was a member o f the Ir
rigon 4 H Livestock Club, the
U m atilla Sage Riders. St Patrick
Catholic Church, and the4-C om crs
Snowmobile Club
She loved to spend time with her
piano, painting, animals and family
Survivors include her parents at
home; sister Elizabeth “L iz " , and
grandparents larroy and Juanita Pro
ctor, all o f Irrigon
Burns .VTortuary, Hermiston. is in
charge o f arrangements
Fern E. Turner
Fern F. Turner, 76, Baker, pass
ed away Wednesday. February 22,
1989 at St Elizabeth Hospital in
Baker
Mrs Turner was bom A pril 7.
1912 in lone to Frank and Olive Pet
tys, Engelman She was united in
marriage to John W . Turner in Hood
K iser on O ctob er 4 .
1911
M r.T u rn er preceded his wife in
death on August 23, I4 8 7 Mrs
T u rn e r attended school and
graduated from lone High School
She nxived to Baker in the spring of
1938 with her husband from Hepp
ner In Baker they owned and
operated the Mobile (h i Distribution
Company for 23 years, retiring in
the spring o f 146.1 She had served
with the Gray laidies in Baker for
many years.
She is survived by her brothers Joe
Engelman o f lone, and Gene
Engelman o f Milw aukee, sister
Ruby Roberts, lone, as well as
several nieces and nephews
Funeral service was Monday
February 28 in G ray’s West & Co
Pioneer Chapel The Reverend Keith
Croft o f the First Christian Church
in Baker officiated Concluding in
terment was held at Mount Hope
Cemetery
Friends who wish may make con
tributions in Mrs Turner’s memory
to the American Cancer Society,
through G ray’s West & Co Pioneer
Chapel. Box 726. Baker. OR 97814
monly done by other industrial en
tities There is no doubt the economy
of north Morrow County needs this
boost but all taxpayers benefit as
more employees and businesses
enter the taxpaying pool The more
entities paying taxes, the less tax per
capita for all
Finally. H E D C has long lobbied
the Port o f Morrow to be a presence
in south Morrow Counts As a coun-
ty wide district and the major
economic development agency in the
county, the Port should be seeking
development for all o f the county
This bond w ill help make a start in
that direction
For the benefit o f everyone in
M o rro w
C o u n ty .
H cpp n er
Economic Development Corporation
urges you to vote yes on this Port o f
Morrow bond
Sincerely.
(s)Ann Spicer
Chairman o f the Board. H E D C
Effie Ellen Smith
F.ITie Ellen Smith. 70. o f Irrigon.
died Monday, Feb 27, 1989 at
G ood
Shepherd
C o m m u n ity
Hospital following a motor vehicle
accident
Recitation o f the rosary was
Wednesday in the chapel at Burns
Mortuary in Hermiston The funeral
w ill be I I a m Thursday at Our
l.ady o f Angels Catholic Church in
Hermiston Burial w ill be at the Ir
rigon cemetery
She was bom March 20. 1918 at
Trinidad. Colo
She moved to Nyssa, in 1937 and
married Robert C Smith on Sept 3.
1946
In 1968 she moved to Pendleton
and worked for the Oregon Motor
Vehicles Division for many years
before moving to Irrigon in 1980
She continued to work for the state
at Um atilla until her retirement
Mrs Smith w as a member o f the
First United Mcth*>dist Church, ser
sing on regional boards for United
Methodist Women She was a leader
in Church Women U nited, an
ecumenical group working for uni
ty among Christian denominations
She was active in extension study
groups in Pendleton and was a
member o f the North Morrow Coun
ty Extension Group in Im g o n
Survivors include a daughter,
Karin Gray o f Albany; a son. Karl
Smith o f Irrigon; brothers, Owen
Council o f New Plymouth. Idaho,
and Harry Council o f Denver.
C olo.; a sister. Vera Keller of
B arsto w ,
C a lif .;
and
tw o
grandchildren
Burns M ortuary, Hermiston is in
charge o f arrangements
Heppner Police
Report
The Hcppner Police department
reports handling the follow ing
business during the past week
Feb 22 12:27 p m Courteous
Driver Award given to Eric Connor.
12 29 p m -C o urteo us D riv e r
Award given to Russell Britt
Feb 23 6 38 p m -Returned Pro
p erty;
9 :2 9
p m .- r e p o r t
of
Suspicious Person; 10 33 p m -
Prowler call
Feb 23 2:31 a m -citation issued
for Violation o f the Basic Rule. 33
mph in a 23 mph zone; 10 a in
Motorist Assist, 11 22 a m assist
ambulance. 6 33 p m assist Fire
department
Hospital Notes
Chamber Chatter
By C ia u d u i M u g * « * C h a m b e r M a n a g e *
Sheriff’s Report
The S h e riff s office at the cour
thouse in Hcppner reports dispat
ching the following business during
the past week
Feb 22 Morrow County S heriff x
office began the investigation into
vandalism at the W illow Creek Dam
area Damages known at this time
were two water markers, value
SI 60
Morrow County S h e riff s office
received information o f a stolen bike
in rural Irrigon.
Morrow County dispatched the
Boardman ambulance to an accident
on I 84 at mile post 168 Tw o sub
jects were transported to Good
Shepherd Hospital Oregon State
Police is investigating the accident
Feb 23 M orrow County deputy
responded to an accident on I 84.
milepost 148 A UPS truck |ac knif
ed but there were no injuries
Feb 24 Morrow County deputy
responded to investigate report o f
four unwanted males in the Irrigon
area.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to investigate a report o f a dog
complaint in the lone area
Feb 23 Morrow County Sheriffs
office dispatched the Heppner am
bulance to 610 N Court in reference
to a horse tailing on a subject Sub
ject was transported to Pioneer
M e m o ria l H o s p ita l and later
transferred to (iood Shepherd,
Morrow County S h e riffs office
dispatched the Boardman lire depart
ment to Nugget Motel in Boardman
to report o f smoke coming from
rooms
Feb 2b Morrow County S heritf s
office dispatched the Boardman anv
bulancc to report o f an accident at
la m b Weston One female pat Tent
was transported to C« hx ) Shepherd
Hospital;
Morrow County S heriffs office
dispatched the Heppner Fire depart
ment to 270 E May St Damage wax
unknown
Feb 27 Morrow County deputies
assisted two disabled motorists dur
ing the week o f Feb 20-26
Morrow County dispatched the
Boardman ambulance, rescue and
Arlington ambulance to an accident
at mile post 130, east bound 1-84
Two patients were transported to
Good Shepherd Hospital Oregon
State Police department handled the
accident
admitted Feb l(). discharged Feb
M;
Luke Bibby. Heppner admitted
Feb 10. discharged Feb 18.
Ciay k*rd l)av is. Heppner admitted
Feb 13. discharged Feb 17;
Arnold M e lb y . Heppnei admitted
Feb 13, discharged Feb 18.
Thomas Hyatt admitted Feb 14,
discharged Feb 13.
Jerenc White admitted Feb 14.
discharged Feb 13,
Pioneer M em orial Hospital in
Heppner reports admitting and
discharging the following patients
dunng the past month
Edm ond
G o n ty ,
H epp n cr-
admitted Jan 26. discharged Jan
31;
C a m illa Sam ples. H eppner
admitted Jan 27, discharged Jan
31;
M ane Turner admitted Jan 30.
discharged Feb I;
Pat Brindle. Heppner admitted
Jan 31. discharged Feb 7;
Phyllis Cole, admitted Jan 31,
discharged Feb 9;
Grace Buschke Heppnci admitted
Feb I, discharged Feb 5,
Audrey Stanley-admitted Feb I,
discharged Feb. 3;
Sharon M a h o n e y . H eppner
admitted Feb 3. discharged Feb 4.
M ane B»xx. lone admitted Feb 4.
discharged Feb. 6;
Jessica Bacon. Heppner admitted
Feb 4, discharged Feb 6.
Bobbctte H o w e ll. H cp p n er-
odmitted Feb. 4 . discharged Feb 6.
lone Dowse admitted Feb 6,
discharged Feb 8.
H azel
M ahoney.
H cppner
admitted Feb 6. discharged Feb 9.
Truman Messenger, Ixxington
admitted Feb 9. discharged Feb 11.
Michelle A ld nll admitted Feb 7,
discharged Feb 8.
Brittany Padberg admitted Feb 7.
discharged Feb 8.
M adge Thom pson. Heppner
admitted Feb 9. discharged Feb 13.
Maury Elder. Heppner admitted
Feb 10, discharged Feb 22;
Paula
A nd erso n .
H cppner
Sunshine, blue skies, bulbs com
ing up. maybe "th e armpit o f the
y ear." as Garfield put it. has come
and gone Things are going to be
better, right Heppner has a St
Patrick's Event to put on and spring
vacation, and Laxter to look forward
to in March D aily. the Chamber of
lice is receiving inquiries ab»*ut how
to "Celebrate A Wee Bit O'lrcland
in Oregon 1 believe the requests for
brochures are due in part to the arti
cle in the February issue o f Sunset
Magazine One posuurd indicated
they would like to bring a bus load
of 40 from Yakim a. Washington
Another indicated they would "love
to drive over from Eugene and spend
time with other Irish fo lk.” News of
our unique event is reaching tar and
wide, so let's green up, spruce up
and get ready to offer the best
hospitality ever March I. 7 p m
Extension Conference Room, will be
the next St
Pat’s C om m ittee
meeting
As you read this, your Chamber
Manager w ill be attending OW I.A.
the four state conference in Portland
Hopefully, this will result in a burst
o f energy and new. usable, ideas for
membership, economic develop^
ment, community spirit. Chamber
growth, programs and renewed cn
thusiasm I'll be anxious to share
what I've learned when I return and
o f course. I'll be promoting our area
while there Thanks for giving me
»hat opportunity
Thought for the week " I f your ef
forts arc sometimes greeted with in
difference, don't lose heart, the sun
puts on a wonderful show at
daybreak, yet most o f the people in
the audience go on sleeping ' ’ .. Fda
Teixcira
Martha King admitted Feb 14.
discharged Feb 22.
Ethel Bowers admitted Feb 13.
discharged Feb 18.
Hazel Hamlin, lone admitted Feb
13. discharged Feb 18,
Alma Green. Hcppner admitted
Feb 13. discharged Feb 16,
Skylcr Hager admitted Feb 17.
discharged Feb 19.
V cm W ilson. Heppner admitted
Feb 17. discharged Feb 20;
Richard O ’ Brien admitted Feb
18. discharged Feb 19;
l .aura W edgeworth admitted Feb
18. discharged Feb 19;
Harry Scott admitted Feb 20,
discharged Feb 21;
Ethel Chappell admitted Feb 21,
discharged Feb 26,
Julie Lindsay admitted Feb 23,
discharged Feb 24.
Patients discharged included
Ruby C olley. disc harged Feb 27,
and
Harriet Evans, discharged Feb I.
Patient still receiving care as o f
press time were
Archie Alderman admitted Feb
23; and
Gladys Snider, Feb 23
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courthouse annex in Heppner reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
M ick Edward Brand. Hermiston-
No Operator License. Open Con
tainer (beer). Violation of the Basic-
Rule. $244 bail forfeited.
Pedro Arteaga. Sunny side, W'A-
No Fire Extinguisher. No PUC per
m it, S60 fine.
Robert l.ec Lovgren. Lexington-
Operating Snowmobile on Public
Road. $17 fine
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