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The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppoer and the
County of Morrow
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Lincoln N. Nash
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Funeral service for Lincoln N
Nash were held Monday at the
United M ethodist C hurch in
Heppner
A concluding service and burial
followed at the Heppner Cemetery
Nash, 86, died Thursday at
D elem arter C are C enter in
Pendleton He was bom June 7,
1901. in Montevideo, Minnesota,
the son of Lincoln and Minnie
Jensen Nash
He came to Oregon with his fami
ly from North Dakota, where they
settled in Hot*! River He was mar
ned to Bernice Jensen on Jan 10,
1938 in Vancouver, WA
He moved to Heppner in 1941 In
1948, he became a mechanic for Jim
Farley Motors in Heppner and then
for Hager Dairy in Heppner He
retired in 1975.
Nash was a member of the United
Methodist Church in Heppner, the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
and the Degree of Honor DxJgr He
enjoyed children of all ages, and
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especially enjoyed watching his
grandchildren participate in all
sports activities
Survivors include his wife, son
Lyle Jensen of lai Grande, daughters
Mary Ann Palmer of lone. Shirley
Connor of Heppner. and Rose Gatt
of Hanford. CA.; a sister Mary
Springer of Hood River, and a
brother Royal Nash of Portland, 17
grandchildren and 13 g re a t
grandchildren Sis brothers prcccd
ed him in death
Memorial contributions for those
who wish may he made to the l ruled
Methodist Church Memorial Fund,
It) H,.s 733. Heppner. 97(36
Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner was
in charge of arrangements
Singspiration is
O ctober 15th
The Ministerial Assix'iation will
hold their singsptraimn Sunday. Oct
15 at the First Christian Church in
Heppner beginning at 7 p m
Hveryonc is invited to come and get
together for an hour of singing along
with
some
special
music
Refreshments will hr sersed
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The Justice Ciuirt office at the
courthouse in Heppner reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
Phillip Lew is E stherg, 18.
Heppner Failure to Yield Right of
Way $31;
I aura l-ce Hire. 38. Heppner-
Failure to Yield to Stopping Sch*»>l
Bus. 522.
Douglas Raymond Marlatt. 20,
Heppner F ailure to Stop for
Pedestrian in Cross walk. $31.
Brandon Pedro, 16, Fleppner
Driving Wrong Way on One Way,
518.
Edward Eugene Schwar/in. 32.
Walla Walla. WA Failure to Yield
Right of Way. Pedestrian in a
Crosswalk. $31. No Operator
I iccnse. 5110
Lawn & Garden
Tools
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Antifreeze
Oil
Brake Fluid
Stove Pipe
Weather Strip
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OCT 21
The Heppner Police department
reports handling the following
business during the past week
Oct 2: 11:13 a m-citation issued
for Failure to Yield to Stopping
School Bus, 11 19 a m-citation
issued for Wrong Way on One Way;
I I 23 a m report of Fight at Motel
Oct 3: 8 10 a m courteous dnver
award to Mark A Brosnan. 2 p m
Property Returned; 5:10 p m
Motorist Assist
Oct 6 11:01 p.m -report of
Prowler
Oct 7: 4:57 a m Motorist Assist.
1119 a m -Citation issued for Illegal
’U' Turn. 12 37 p m assist Gilliam
County Sheriffs department. 1 55
p m assist Fire department. 1 10
p m -citation issued for No Operator
License. 6 27 p m Motorist Assist,
7 24 p m-citation issued for Failure
to Yield ; 7:37 p.m.-assist Morrow
County Sheriff * department. 10 11
p m -citation issued for violation of
the Basic Rule, 41 mph in a 25 mph
zone, 11 50 p m assist ambulance
Oct 8 10 45 a m assist Forest
Service
Births
Hillary Joy Adanraxi-j daughter.
Hillary Joy, was horn Sept 27 to
John and Gaylcne Adamson of Ir
ngon at Cxxxl Shepherd Hospital in
Fie must on Die habv weighed 5 lbs
14 ozs
F.rik All Calsillo-lluxel-a son.
Erik Ah was bom Sept 10 to Mary
J Acosta of Boardman at G«xxl
Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston
The haby weighed 8 lbs 4 o/s
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Calendar of Events
Chief Rathbun’s
Tips
CXi 13 - Ducks Unlimited Banquet - 6:30PM
Prime Rib. Auction and Rattle
Oct 20 - Heppner High School Homecoming
Dance and Breakfast
Oct 21 - Lee Ansotcgui Basque Barbecue
6 p.m.
Heppner Booster Rent) Nile - 7PM
Oct 2K - Halloween Costume Dance
Live Music - 9PM
Halloween Tips
Wear light colored chxhing or
reflective tape so yixi can easily be
seen, make sure yixir costume fits
well, trick or treat with friends, it is
more fun and safer too, ytxing
children dkxjld he accompanied by
an adult, trick or treat during
daylight carry a flashlight in case it
gets dark. I»x>k both ways before
crossing the street and always use the
crosswalk
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676-9157 or 676-5001
I don’t think it's unusual to eye so
meone else'« job with envy I often see
a job that I say, " I could do that."
It’s not like I haven't tned a few dif
ferent things I started out a farmer,
sold shoes and painted houses to S«
through college, practiced law for 15
years, started a wood box company. a
winery and now hack to farming, herbs
and flowers
My standard answer to die inquiry
"E d . just what are you going to do
when you grow up?" with “ I don't
even know wtiai I'm going to do next "
I have figured out that there are some
jobs I would do. not on your life
Take the gal who proof reads this column Now that job" requires a great
deal of skill in the use of the language, attention to the most nunute detail
and immanent persistence to make me look like a proficient writer She
does that job very well, so well that I am both surprised and pleased with
the result. I couldn't do that job. on your life
My custom hay harvester friends are a unique breed With swathers,
rakes, bailers and harrow beds, working for several different growers,
these fellows arc masters at keeping iheir customer* happy while at the
same time keeping a schedule which permits harvest of everyone's hay
at something like the right time Seems everyone wants to cut or hale on
die same day and each grower thinks he should have priority over the other
It's a constant struggle, with every grower nuking immediate demands
and the custom operator must jockey those demands to nuke vime sense
(Hit of chaos I couldn't do that I'd lose my temper and tell some of them
to go fly a kite They would and I'd be out of business Be a custom
harvester ’ Not on your life
I've dabbled in elective politics a time or two, without substantial suc
cess. Good thing loo, since I don't think I could do that either
I've watched two local politic tans rcccndy. b»<h with some large measure
of admiration One, faced with rising opposition to a position he had taken
v>mc months ago. refused to change that position He stood by the early
position because he continued to believe in the process, and he continued
to believe that position was both in the public interest and met with public
approval
Truly an admirable trait in a politician But he was all alone in his
deliberative body To some he looked kind of silly, casting the one dissen
ting vote It took courage to stand by his convictions and not give in to
the political wind of the moment I like that in an elected official even
though his position was different than my own
The other fellow was on the prevailing side, but that's not his mark in
my book He had the courage (or some would call it lack of gixnl judge
ment) to drop in the coffee shop this morning That's happened before
and it was no different this morning He's the butt of all jokes, criticized
by nearly everyone for every problem, big or small and the demands for
action range from the most insignificant to the absurd
And he took it pretty g»x»d naturedly. as usual, without going out of
his way to offend anyone He was serious about the serious stuff, joked
about the rest of it and went away with another little look at what's on
the minds of his constituents I like that a lot
But I couldn't do cither job Not on your life
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Not On Your
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How do you react when you see
a Public Hearing Notice ’ Du you ig
nore it think it doesn't apply to
you. prefer someone else handled
it wish you could he a part of it hut
feel you lack (he knowledge, or rum
to the TV schedule'1 Hearings seem
to be a large part of the Morrow
County activity lately with (he dam.
Willow Creek Lake, and the prison
on the ncwsfronl By participating in
a public hearing you can learn a
great deal about the issue. aNxjt die
government body, and ahixa the sup
porters and opponents of the issue
Hearings are held for com
municating. learning and informing
They allow the public body to learn
what citizens think through com
munication (recent prison hearing)
They allow the governmental Nxly
to inform the public about an issue
followed by question and discussion
(The dam hearing was an example
It gave (he public the opportunity to
voice their feelings about the water
level of the lake Did ytxj do so 1 It
you have feelings on this, now is the
time to be heard through letters )
I .ast, some hearings are held to get
help from the public in drafting laws
or ordinances
As a citizen, it is our right and
responsibility to he involved in hear
ings Not only does it put us on the
scene receiving first hand knowledge
and the opportunity to share our
ideas, it is a viable and useful part
of the democratic process at every
level of government Hesitant afxxit
testifying’ The Family Community
Leadership Resource Manual has
twelve simple steps on how to give
testimony at a public hearing Con
tact yixir Chamber Manager or an
FCL
mem ber
for
further
information
Next week the Chamber prt>gram
will he Harry Drew, Pendleton
Chamber Executive Director
Thought for the week "The clash
of ideas is the sound of freedom "
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WINTERIZATION
H eppner
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to insestigatc an animal problem
at Taggarrcs Farms on 3 mile Ca
nyon, Boardman.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to Kun/e Paul Smith road in
Boardman to investigate the report
of a gun being fired
Bird
Fall Fix Up
Paint
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Elk
service;
Justice Court
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During the week of Sep* 25 to
October I the Morrow County
Sheriffs office assisted one disabl
ed motorists
Oct 4 Morrow County Sheriff” s
office dispatched the Condon am
bulance to a Condon residence for
a female with injury She was
transported to The Dalles.
Morrow County S henff s office
delivered an emergency message in
the Penland lak e area.
Momtw County deputy recovered
stolen property belonging to Taggar-
res Farms;
Morrow County Shenff s office
dispatched the Condon ambulance to
a Condon residence for one male
with unknown illness.
Morrow County Sheriff”s deputies
responded to Irngon area to assist
with investigation of abuse In
vestigation is continuing
Oct 5 Morrow County deputy
responded to Irngon area to report
of shots fired Investigation is
continuing.
Morrow County deputies respond
cd to Irngon to investigate a report
of HB or pellet gun shots from a
vehicle on Hwy 730 Investigation
is continuing.
Morrow County deputy arrested
Patriack Verdell Erickson. 23. Ir-
rigon on a Deschutes Co warrant
Driving While Revoked Felony
Erickson was lodged at Benton Co
Jail.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to Lexington to investigate pro
blem with juveniles
Oct. 6 Morrow County deputy
began investigation of self-inflicted
gunshot wound Flesh wound deter
mined accidental slxxvting The vic
tim was William Colgrovc. 47.
Heppner
Oct. 7 Morrow Countv Sheriffs
office responded to a structural fire
on South Paul Smith Road in Board
man Suspicious circumstances sur
rounding the fire Investigation is
pending;
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to investigate an animal problem
in the Irngon area.
Morrow County deputy began in
vestigation of vandalism and theft of
gasoline on Bombing Range Rd;
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Fossil ambulance to
an injury accident in Fossil;
Morrow County deputies respond
ed to investigate a report of shots
fired in Hardman, investigation is
continuing.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispaichcd the Heppner ambulance
to a residence in lone One female
with unknown
illness was
transported to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital
Oct. 8 Morrow County deputy
cited Lester R Martin, 19. Irngon
tor Driving While Suspended,
Morrow County deputy cited
Steven L Smith. 48, Irrtgon for
livestock at large
Oct 9 Deputy assisted one male
subject on I 84 at milepost, 166 east-
hinmd lanes with an unknown il
lness Male refused ambulance
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