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Obituary
Thomas .). Foley
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GAZETTE-TIMES
M orrow C ounty'* llom r-Ow ned Weekly Newspaper
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Heppner Police
Report
The Heppner Police Department
reports handling the following
business during the past week
Dec II i 29 p m report of
Suspicious Person
Dec 12 6 S3 p m assist Morrow
County Sheriff s office
Dec 14 II 18 am .-report of
Assault. 12:59 p m investigate
Motor Vehicle Accident
Dec
15: 8 24 investigate
negotiating a had check: 6:35 p.m.*
citation issued for Illegal 'IT Turn;
X 36 p III ri-1ts>rt of Theft; I I 4M
p m responded to false Alarm at
St Pat's Hotel
Dec. 16 1:12 a m parking cita
lion issued; I IS a m citation issued
for Violation of the Basic Rule, 44
mph in a 25 mph rone; 8 41 p m -
report of two vehicles racing on S
Chase St
Dec 17: 2:06 citation issued for
Carless Driving, 2 15 citation issued
for Minor in Possession
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D.A.’s Report
The following activity was
reported in Morrow County Circuit
Court December 15 according to
Morrow County District Attorney
Jett Wallace
Robert Gene Morlcy, 21. Imgon.
plead guilty to Possession of a Con
trolled Substance before Circuit
Court Judge Pro-Tern Ralph Currin
as a result of an October. 1987. in
cident Judge Currin ordered a pre-
sentence investigation and continued
the matter for sentencing pending
completion of the pre sentence
investigation
Billy Cole fucker, 26. Hcmusion.
plead guilty to Criminal Trespass in
the F irst Degree as a result of a June
1989, incident in Fioardman Judge
Ralph Currin imposed hut suspend
cd a '(» day jail sentence, placed the
defendant on one year probation and
ordered him to pay restitution on a
number of outstanding checks. S24i)
in court appointed attorney s fees,
$50 to the Victims Witness fund and
s 'it tor the Board of Police su n
dards and Training program
Sergio Sanunicgo, 29. Mexico,
plead guilty to Frequenting a Place
where Controlled Substances arc us
cd as a result of a May 1989 inci
dent Circuit Judge Pro-Tern Ralph
Currin sentenced the defendant to
180 days in jail, with credit for time
served o f seven days, and suspend
cd the balance on the condition that
he obey all laws and comply w ith all
immigration <ind naturalization re
quirements, including immediate
deportation to Mexico
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Sheriff’s Report
The Sheriff s office at the cour
thouse in Heppner report* dispat
ching the following business during
the past week
December 12 Morrow County
deputy is investigating vandalism
which occurred at the lone City Park
and the F*ost Office.
Morrow County Sheriffs office
requested Hermiston dispatch the
ambulance for a motor vehicle acci
dent at the intersection of 3rd and
highway 730 One male with
unknown injuries was transported to
Good Shepherd Hosp.tal
December 14 Morrow County
Sheriff s office assisted Oregon State
FSdice officer* in a truck accident on
I 84.
Morrow County Sheriffs office
issued a citation to Richard Douglas
I -add for Driving Under the In
fluence of Intoxicants from an inci
dent occurring Nov 26. motor sehi
clc accident
December 15 Morrow County
Sheriff s office dispatched the Arl
ington ambulance to a report of an
unknown injury.
Morrow County deputy respond
ed to the fairgrounds in Heppner to
investigate report of shots being
fired
December 16 Morrow County
Sheriffs office began investigation
of a pickup stolen from the Imgon
area FVkup was rccovcrd in Col
umbia County.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
responded to a civil problem in
Imgon
December 17 Morrow County
deputy began investigation of theft
III near Bourdman A Christmas tree
valued at $19 was stolen.
Morrow County deputy began in
vestigation of an animal problem on
Division St in Imgon.
Morrow County Sheriffs office
dispatched the Arlington ambulance
to a residence tor an injury
December 18 Morrow County
deputy investigated a break in at the
l inatilla National Wildlife Refuge in
Imgon
During the week of Dec 1 1 -1 7
Morrow County Sheriffs office
assisted three disabled motorists
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex in Heppner report*
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
A rthur Jam ct G tengcr, 40.
Monument Failure to Secure F*ule
Trailer. $57 bail forfeited.
Floyd John Morgan. 36. Fiaker-
Fatlure to Secure Log Trailer. $43
hail forfeited;
Dennis Scot Thompson. 30. lone
Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 70
mph in a 55 mph zone, $49 fine.
John Jam es F itzgerald, 55.
Orofuto, Id No F*UC F*ermit, $65
hail forfeited;
Ricki F.phrcm. 21. Portland
Killing Antlerfcss Deer in Closed
Season. $347 fine.
Paul Marion Humphreys. 21.
H eppner-E ndangering
C hild
Passenger. $38 hail forfeited.
Kenneth Henry Moon. 67. Tygh
Valley-Failure to Drive Right Side
of Center Line. $38 hail forfeited,
Steven Mark Brocken
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Hermiston No Valid Elk Tag. $76
fine,
Lloyd Ju nior H uddleston.
62-Violation of Road Closure.
Operating ATV, $59 fine.
Christopher James Marston, 33.
Boardman Illegal Backing. $20 fine.
Herbert Howard Mackie. 52.
FJgm Insufficient Binders. $20 fine.
Merle S Hammerle. 76, Bend
Failure to Validate Fllk Tag. $49
fine,
Edward Joseph Delano. 72.
F*ortland Violation of Road Closure.
37 fine.
Walter Henry Harrison. 41.
F\irtland Violation of Road Closure.
$49 tine.
Gary Lynn Gregory. 49, F5inland
Violation of Road Closure. $49 fine,
Robert Dale G oshorn. 35.
15inland- Violation of Road Closure,
$49 fine,
Marc Jason Angcll. 19, Heppner
Violation of the Fiasic Rule. 43 mph
in a 25 mph zone. $46 fine,
Michael Roy SaJing, 38 Violation
of Road Closure. $49 fine.
Steven l^niy Burland, 26, F5ilscn,
Mont Exceeding the Maximum
Speed. 71 mph in a 55 mph zone.
$52 fine.
Larry Richard C onont, 45,
Hamilton. Mont -Defective Fiquip-
ment. $16 fine.
Timothy W H Corw in. 19,
Heppner Defective Equipment (no
muffler). $30 fine,
Clay James West. 3 !, lonc-No
Vehicle License texpired). $65 hail
forfeited;
Daryl Scott D enton, 22,
Pendleton No PUC Permit, $30
fine. No Fire I.xtinguishcr, $36 fine
In the Service
U . Col. C hris E Brown has par
ticipated in exercise "Orient Shield
'9 0 “ held on the Japanese island of
Hokkaido
Ihe exercise served to enhance the
ability of U.S forces to operate with
Japanese forces at all levels of com
mand and control
He is commander of Headquarters
and Headquarters Company, 25th
In fantry. S chofield B arracks,
Hawaii
Brown is die son of Paul C Brown
of Heppner
The colonel is a 1969 graduate of
Oregon State University, Corvallis
In 1975. he received a master's
degree from Pacific Lutheran
University, Tacoma, Wash
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On occasion. 1 have devoted this col
umn to a person, usually an acquain
tance o f mine that for some reason has
made an unusual impression I ran in
to an oki friend just recently that you
should know about I’ve known this
fellow all my life, it seem* He was a
friend of the family long before I can
remember
I saw him in town the other day I
was shopping for some hardware for
some project or another on the farm
I hadn't seen him in afiout a year, hut
he looked just the same as always You
know how some people arc sort of
ageless, when they reach middle age they just seem to hold until all of
a sudden they're oid My friend isn't old yet. ju*t that non specific middle
age He's a little older than I am of course, hut I seem to be catching up
Like me. he's a little overweight I haven't worried about that for years
though Ever since one of those cute Palmer girls told me in the Cour
thouse Clerk’s office. “ Oh we expect you more mature gentlemen to
become a hit portly " What an endearing thing to say to a fat old man
And like me. he's trying to he modern with a full heard, although his
is a little more grey than mine And he lets it grow a little longer
He called to me from clear across the store He's the kind of guy that
can do that without causing a big stir You know the type We said our
hellos, paid for our nuts and holts or whatever it was and went to have
a cup of coffee And to talk
We talked about the weather, you know what ours has been He lives
north of here vimewherc now, I don't remember if he told me just where,
and he’s had snow and cold and said we should he thankful to have such
mild winters, even when we consider them had
I told him about the prison issue and how folks seemed to he very strongly
in favor or very strongly opposed I thought maybe there had been some
deep divisions among us over if Ho said strong Icelmgs like that usually
lead to a better understanding of each other and a closeness among us that
would not have come otherwise He hoped that would he our experience
Farther from home, we talked about the children in the Third World
and how tragic it was that many were starving He was really hopeful that
now that the story was on the front page, some relict would be forthcom
ing He was really happy about the hlmxllcss revolution in Eastern Europe
and how those folks were tasting a little freedom and control over their
own destiny for the first time in years And all so suddenly and without
loss of life on cither side
We talked ah*>ut our families His was fine he said He seemed more
interested in mine He was really pleased that Franc ic and I are still together
after all these years Said I should make special effort to show her that
I’m pleased about that too His mood w as beginning to affect me as I spoke
affectionately about Harold, off to college this fall and doing us proud
And l-aurel. leading cheers for the JV team and doing better at school than
ever before He said a special token of my affection for them was in order.
He was interested in remembering all the parents, brothers and sisters,
aunts and uncles, cousins and everyone As always we talked most about
the little ones The nieces and nephews and younger cousins He's pretty
high on children He wishes more of us old folks could adopt the children's
sense of wonderment, good cheer, trust and faith
It was good to sec my old friend again He always makes me feel so
much better about the people around me And that makes me feel better
about me
He had to run Said he had to visit a lot more of his old friends I hope
this time of vear. he finds time to run into you too
4-H News
Ewes K Us
By Jenny Krein, Reporter
The meeting of the ‘Ewes R Us'
was held Dec 4 at Kate's Pizza
New officers were elected tor the
new year of 1990 |9U| president
Tricia Coe, vice president-Amy
(After Hours)
5:00 a.m . - 11:00 p.m.
Grazelda fum ed. "Hey you Old
fool What are you doing 7 You can t
open them presents till Cnnstmas "
Clem shined "Well gee hon. them
fellers down at
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A ( h e i ru n are always callin me a
good old boy so I figured I could open
my presents early "
Grazelda smirked. "If we go by how good you afe you can open
your presents about next Thanksgiving"“
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and reporter Jenny Krein
During the meeting judging at
lairs was discussed, club rules, fund
raisers, club activities and some
community services Club mem i s
will be Christmas caroling Friday,
Dec 22 at 7 p m
The Ad$entures of
Grazelda & Clem
W estern F«irmly, m ini If» o /
The Heppner Day Care Center
will now he caring lor children as
young as six months old The center
was previously licensed for children
one year and older “ We’re looking
forward to serving more families,
n o w ," said d irec to r Kathy
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I houuo J Foley. 91. of lone died
Tuesday at Fhoncer Memorial Nur
sing Home in Heppner
Recitation of the Rosary was Dec
7 at St VS ilium Catholic Church,
lone A second recitation was Dec
8 at St Rita Catholic Church
Portland A funeral mass was Dec
9 at St Rita Church Concluding
services and burial was at
Ciethsemam Cemetery . Portland
He was bom Sept 4. IM9HatClif
ton. Co (ialway. Ireland, the son of
Mark and Bridget C o m edy Foley
He cante to the I ’mted States in 1920
and worked lor the railroad lor more
than 40 years He married Rosina A
Pitch on June 29 1929 in The
Dalles He was a maintenance
worker before retiring in Portland
Thomas moved to lone in 1986
and was a resident of the Pioneer
Memorial Nursing Home for the
past year
Survivors include daughters
Marvan McF lligott of lone and
Patricia O'Hollaren of Batav la. III,,
son Thomas J Foley of Troy,
Mich . 17 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren
He was preceded in death by his
wife in 1967 and eight brothers and
sisters
Memorial contributions may he
made to St Williams Catholic
Memorial fund in lone. Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner or
directly to Sweeney Mortuary in
Heppner Sweeney Mortuary was •-
charge of arrangements
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