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Morrow County’s Home Owned Newspaper
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107 NO. 27
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Jan/cn. Baker, Kathleen Jansen.
Portland and Shelley Gustafson,
H ills b o r o .
An avid gardner. Dr W olff was
a charter member of the Heppner
Garden Club, past president o f the
Heppner Chamber of Commerce.
Flkx member and member of the
Morrow CiHints School IVvard lor 12
scan
Dr Wolft is also a Past Hvhalted
Ruler ot B P O F. No. 358
He has served as medical advisor
to a nurse practitioner in Condon and
Fossil for two years and was on
several other medical related boards
and associations He wax selected as
Man ot the Year tor Heppner tor
1987
A retirement dinner was held in
his honor in November 1988, after
announcing his retirement from 36
sears ol practicing medicine It was
pointed iHit at this time, that Pioneer
Memorial Hospital would have had
to close its doors had it not been for
him keeping up hix practice He was
the only doctor practicing in the
area
He wax given an all expense (said
trip to Australia and New Zealand as
a token ot the town’s appreciation of
the care he had given it
He will surely be misted for his
service to this communitv
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Nora la m will be in Heppner Ju
ly 8 at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds Die banquet will begin
at 7 p m and the meeting will follow
at 7:30 p m
Rollis is one of McCall’s
“ Great Kids”
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W ednesday, July 5, 1989
longtime Heppner resident and
■radical doctor in the Heppner area.
Dr Wallace W olff. pjxxcd av»a> in
Heppner Friday, June JO at the age
of 72
l)r Wolf! came to Heppnei in
1952. buy ing init the practice ol Dr
Richard O ’Shea. who had entered
the army He was here one year,
betorc he. too. lett lor the army,
returning in 1953 to continue hix
practice
Dr Wolf! had delivered bahiex.
done xurgery and practiced
psvchiairy during hix time in Hcpp
ner This combination of medicine
ix almost unheard of in this day of
specialization
Dr Wolff was bom m 1916 on a
Montana ranch to Ira John and
Sophie Marie, loosing to Wixconxin
vs hen he ssax 6 years old He
graduated from medical xchool from
the University ot W ixconxin in 1947,
completed his inicrnxhip. spent tvso
years residency in Seattle and work
ed tor a doctor in White Salmon.
Wa . betore coming to Heppner in
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He and his wile Rita, who
proceeded him in death in I9 7h hail
foe children
His children me hide xonx NS ilium
5 of Manhattan. Kan and I homax
F ot Salem, and daughters Kelley
Bible School donates to Neighborhood center
April Hollis, 12. Heppner was the
recent winner ot a 1989 lom McCall
\ward lot Community Service
K ATI 1 V and the Ben) Franklin
Federal Savings and loan arc co
sponsors ot Great Kulx
April was selected tor her service
to senior c iti/cnx She v ixitx Pioneer
Memorial Nursing Home twice a
week, a few hours each time, to
assist there
I he winners celebrated by alien
ding a Great Kids Day at Oaks
Amusement Park on Juno 17 The
honorees received a plaque and a
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check lor $100 during a ceremony
hosted by Paul Linnman The after
non at the park included live music
by Johnny Limbo and the 1 ugnuts
and an unlimited number of rides for
S! April will he featured in a Spirit
ol the Nonhwexl Story on Monday .
July 17 during the 5 p m news A
special 60 second message will
highlight her accomplishments
The awards are given to single init
youth 8 19 years of age. who have
given exceptional volunteer service
to the communitv
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Kimhcrle Wright Trotter graduated
Irom Bassist College in IGrtlaml,
June lb. with an Associate Degree in
Apparel Design The ceremony, held
at the IGrtland Vert Auditorium, was
unique in that the students designed,
created garments anil devised their
own riaduntion ceremony with a
fashion show presentation Also
honored were interior design and
merchandising students
Kiniherle is presently employed as
an Assistant Designer Product
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The kindergarten class of Vacation Bible School presented
items to the Neighborhood Center to show they ’share God s
love’ Sixty-five children attended bible school last week, put
on by the Episcopal, Lutheran and Methodist Churches Nadine
O ’Brien, right, accepts the donation for the center
Brosnan completes Cadet training
Volunteers plant cottonwoods
Cadet James D. Brosnan. Hcpp
ner, recently completed the Oregon
State Police Summer Cadet Training
at the Oregon Police Academy in
Monmouth The training session
covered such subject» as Motor
Vehicle, Criminal and Fish and
Game l^iws. First Aid CPR. Dclen
sive Tactics. Fmcrgency Vehicle
Operation and Puhlii Relations
State Police Cadets work in
Oregon’s parks, slate lores! and
coastal areas during the summer and
tail tourist and hunting seasons
Cadets must he 18 years ot age,
possess a Inch school diploma or
equivalent, he a U S citizen, have
an Oregon driver's license with a
good record, and uncorrcctcd vision
o f 20/80 in each eye corrected to
20/20 They must also pass a writ
ten examination Persons interested
can contact General Headquarters
I reining Division at
Volunteers planted over 1.000 cot
tonwondx on Little Wall Creek on
June 24 The trees will prov ide need
ed shade to enhance the habitat for
the fish as well as stabilize the hank
Ihis proiect is part ol the continu
mg fish enhancement program the
Forest Service has been involved in
over the past three years on Little
Wall Creek Volunteers came troni
the Ixxac Walton League. Oregon
IX’part ment of Fish A Wildlife and
Heppner Ranger District
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Trotter graduates from Bassist College
Developer with IX^honx Knitting Co
in l\>rtland
This firm makes
chcorlcading uniforms, lettermen
jackets and sportswear
Attending the graduation were
Kimberley’s parents. Ken ami Judy
Wright. Nance and Brent, grand
patents Mr ami Mi» Glenn Smith
ami Mr and Mrs Harold Wright.
Heppner. Mr and Mrs George
I rotter. Hcrmixton and Mr ami
Mrs Hugh Jackson of figure)
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Anderson receives BS
Degree from Linfield
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Katrina M Anderson was award
ed a Bac helor of Sc ience in Business
ami Economics from I infield Col
lege on May 28 during commence
ment exercises She was a tour year
Honors Scholar at 1.infield, a
member of Phi Kappa Gamma
Scholastic Honorary, past President
ot Sigma kappa Phi Sorority ami ad
muted to •’ Who's Who in American
Universities and Colleges
Katrina is the daughter of David
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J and Barbara F Anderson who
traveled from Costa Rica with
brother. Severn, to attend the
graduation ceremonies Also alien
ding were Annixxa F Anderson, a
senior at Linfield. and grandparents
Jim and Barbara Bloodxworth ol
Heppner. Elmer and 1-aVonne Mor
ford o f Corvallis ami Ncls ami
Esther Anderson ol Dallas. Oregon
Katrina is the great granddaughter ot
Fula Bloodxworth, Heppner
First Interstate receives certificate
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Little League Allstars Chosen for 1989
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Nadine O'Brien presents Harley Sager First Interstate Bank,
w ith a certificate of appreciation
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The Neighborhood Center has a
youth worker to help the senior» ami
handicapped It help is needed call
the center at 67b *024 and set .1 lime
and date
the rummage sale will tv held at
the Center July 14 and I * "A ll
money received will go hack into the
center to help with our low income
ami less fortunate people " ».ox
Nadine
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co-ordinator
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Photo by Joyce H ughes
Little League All-Stars from left to right front row John Hanna. Trent Hugnes, Chad Skroch.
Mike Alldritt. Mark Moeller
Second row left to right Nathan Heideman, Tony Becket. Brent Wright. Jason Proudfoot.
Bryan Escobedo, and Greg Holtz Behind is President of the Willow Creek Little League Earl
Fishburn. Manager John Keersemaker and Coach Jerry Healy
The All-Stars first game will be Wednesday. July 19 in Prmeville at 3 30 p m against
Hermiston.
\x many ot sou know the t irsi In
tersialc Bank colici ted food tor
le t » Bag Hunger' in Oregon ami
all tomi» were brought to the center
Fach nu lutti some ot the churches
from lone ami Heppner bring in
lood. money and clothing which is
needed
Without ihe help of volunteers
ami generous community we would
not be able to keep mir door» ojx-n.’ ’
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