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HH K Ht ppm r G a z e tte 1 imex, H eppner. Oregon VV edncsda». h rb ru itr« 14. |9Uti ON PA £ = f Obituaries Ihe O fficial Newspaper o f the Cit> o f Hcppncr 4 ml the County o f M orrow F \a The lleppm-r G A Z E T T E -T IM E S Morrow Count)'* Home-Owned W erklt Newspaper U S P S 240 420 Published ever* W rd iw -s d a t a n d rn le rrd as w i m d s l a » m ailer al I be Pn«l I tfTVc al lle p p n e r. O rrg n n under I he *el i .f M a n b 1, lift* Setund ilas* (»■'I » « r paid al lleppner I b e f -n OfTVe el 14’ Wrs4 W iU ... Mreel lelepbone iM Ili 4’ b - w : » Address i iMtmiunk a d o r n In the lleppner (•a/rlte lim e s . P O B o « Ib p f ner, O rr y o n f T E H Suhserlprlons $12 In M o rr u a . W heeler. Itilliam a n d l.r a n l ( "Unties I J I else a he re J o u r Hughes . ....... ............................. • K TV r M a nager V p r il S s h rs Typ esettin g V » » TdM or (.a il ( haffer Keeks I sans M i.n i.tu r Parrel .................. 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Publishers Letters to the Editor Farm bureau meeting February 18 To the Rdtlor In November I hud the privilege ot being .1 delegate to the Oregon I arm Bureau annual meeting held in Portland and enjoyed it ver> mu.h as I have many others I ’ ve attended over the years There were several good speakers in.hiding Clinton Reeder of the Wheat league and others on items of interest and per taming to problems and ideas relating to agriculture I arm Bureau works much on legislative matters on both state and national levels as well as many other items attesting or in solving farmers and tjrm problems I be organization has often been call ed the wul.hdog lor agriculture There w ». much discussion at the meeting from farm er* from all over the state and while there was sometimes strong disagreement Disband LCDC among some on the issues wc lecl that overall it was a very good and informative session For many years the members o f both Morrow and I inatilla Counties have been united in one group known as l inatilla and M orrow County Farm Bureau meeting in Pendleton but now it looks like time to divide with each county having a separate meeting so there w ill be a meeting and dinner in lleppner February I 8 to try and set up a M> r row County group and elect officers and tend to other organizational business Ibc meeting w ill be a dinner meeting at I p m on Sunday. Feb IH. at the I Iks Todgc in Hcppncr Hope many o f you .an make it (si Arnold Braat Boardnuin T o the C ditor Recently I attended a meeting ot the 1 .and Conservation and Develop ment Commission tl.C IK T I was appalled to learn that o f fie lals elected by the taxpayers of ( )rcgon to listen ami help citizens solve problems, had appointed a group who does not listen or take legitimate protests and inform ation into account, and then tells citizens what they can and can not do with their property T h e re have been p re vio u s meeting* at which hundreds of pro perty owners voiced their opinions and strong protests against the tighter rules the I C l X ' is trying to enact in to laws The I CDC passed them regardless These rules arc against the < )rcgon State Constitution which guarantees personal property rights Over halt ot our state is federally or state owned It the I CDC wants to tell federal and state officials how to manage those lands, that may he all right But private owners should ho able to do what they want with their land so long as they arc not interior ing with the rights ot others It's obvious the l.C IX ' has out lis i l l its usefulness and should be either disbanded or the officials who ap pointed them, he changed I think its time to nuke v»mc drastic changes Sincerely (si Carolyn Wortendykc 2 1 WHO skk b id Kruger Rd Sherwood. OR 97|4<) Births \n a s la . ia Vurm a k in . aid a daughter Anastasia Aurora was born Jan 27. |9U0 to Ralph and Tammy k in .a id . Jr . of Silverton Ibe baby weighed 11 lbs 4 oz and was 2 J in long Grandparents ate Ralph and Pat ty Kincaid. Si . Silverton. ( icorgc and (¡aylc I ay lor, Seattle kk \ Great grandparents are < ieorge and Ruby Miller I he I ».ill.--- at I O Stallings Santa ( lara. I tah She |om. three brothers Brandon. Justin and Jonathon at home R o b in s o n Funeral services f.»r Fva Robins.*n were held kkednesday February 14 at the Hcppncr Methodist Church Interment and graveside services followed al the Hcppncr Masonic Cemetery Fva R obinson paw ed away February 9, IW O at Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Hcppncr She wav horn December H. lutlt) at A rl ington. the daughter o f John and Sadie Rogers M . Donald She was the eldest of three sisters and four hrodierv who precceded her in death The McDonald fam ily moved to Canada when I v j was an inlant. but they returned to Oregon in 1905 when the McDonalds established a ranching partnership nejr Hardman That area is M ill know n a* McDonald Meadows After graduation from high school in Condon, hva married Roy Robin son on Christmas eve, 1918 They began a commercial cattle operation near Hardm an on the form er homestead of Roy 's father Seeking to improve the quality o f beef .attic in the area the Robinsons began one o f the first purebred Poll ed Hereford herds in Oregon As producers, the Robinsons' selective breeding program during 15 years, made their herd widely known in the industry Ib c Robinsons won many championships at .a ttic shows and sales throughout the Northwest dur ing those years In I97X. the Stan .lard of Perfection Polled Hereford Show at Portland's Pacific Interna tional livestock Imposition was dedicated in honor o f the Robinson family During winter months, their ranch headquarters in a rcm«4e .anyon o f the Blue Mountain foothills was otten a. .cssihle only by horseba. k Ibcrclorc. I sa would move to either I oneriK k or Hardman as their three children became o f school age In I94U. the Robinsons relocated at a ranch near Mt Vernon, where they continued their cattle operation Upon retirement in l ‘#>8. the* pur chased a home in lleppner While living in Grant County . Fva was active in the F. xtcnsion Service programs, the American I eg ion Auxiliary and the Grant County Cat tie Women After moving to Hepp iK-r she |oined the Methodist Church As a skilled homemaker. I va cn josed cooking. canning, sewing and gardening She enioyed helping groom aikl show their cattle . iik ! was knowledgahle ot .attle pedigrees and other ranch work besides being an excellent horse rider Ro\ pjssed away in 1971 and I va spent her |jst tew years in Pioneer Memorial Hospital Nursing Home Surs i sor* include two sons Donald and C restón. H c p p n c r. one daughter. RitaC averhill. laGrande. eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Memorial contribu lions mas be made to the .harits of donors choice or to the Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home Sweeney Mortuary Hcppncr wa. in charge of arrangements 1’ u iiH ‘l i i in» l*l<M*liarsk> • H liai a m an!! Ila|»|>> I 8 lli from y o u r fan W i d • The Adventures of (■razelda & Clem ( A fter Hours) 5:00 a.m . - 11 :(8I p.m . Graze Ma < fio W . ‘ Hey Clem, look at all that snow out there You d better get down to O l l i e r ' s > lln l * 1 n r l A < h e x r u n and get us a big supply of gas, oil. food, goodies and stuff We could be stranded here for days " < 7 Never fear my love right after you put on the snow tires and chains, I can drive anywhere "In your dreams B uck-0 in your d re a m s'" ,m GrazrlJn sneered. i » s o o o o o tw o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o c o o e o c o c ^ o a J o o o o e c o c o .v H A IJ T A P E I I S a T e T h e M osses a re a n a y »0% O FF ALL Wallpaper Feb.14th - Mar. 15 GoasttoGoast WE CAN HELP YOU 676-9961 Helen Hays Thompson, formerly o f Heppner. died Lch 4, luuo in Portland She was l(M) years old She w js b o n Nov 19, 1199 Tillam ook Her husband Ralph I Thompson, son o f John Alexander Thompson, a M orrow County pioneer was a long time sheep rancher at W illow Wool R jnch. where he ami his wife settled in 1917 He was jls o Mor row County Commissioner for three terms and director and president of Pendleton Production Credit Ass.* He preceded his w ile in death in 1972 Mrs Thompson was active in the Oregon W ool Growers Auxiliary and in the late |9 V )'s ami early |U4() s was president of the National Wool Growers Auxiliary Following the death o f her hus hand she moved to Pendleton where she resided for 10 years ami then moved to Portland and resided in a nursing home She is survived hy her son. Alex andcr Hays Thompson. Portland, grandchild. I imla M ille r. Portland a niece Jean Groncwald o f V an couver. W A ami a nephew. John Hass of Seaside D.A.’s Report Funeral services were held lor Pam Fishman on Saturdav. Feb 1 at the Agnes Flanagan Chapel on the le w is and C la rk Cam pus in Portland Interment followed at Rivcrvicw Cemetery Mausoleum Pam Haugen Fishman died lues day, Jan Mt. I'X X i.it Portland. She was M) vears old Sfie was born April 28 1959, m Panorama C ity. ( alitom ia to kern and Nan. s Needham Haugen In 197(1 Pam made her home wiih her aunt and uncle (ieorge and Be a I u. lam on Butter ( reek She attend ed Hcppncr schools and continued her education in the medical field She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran laith On October V 1985. she and Dr Robert Fishman were n u trie d al Reno. Nevada and resided in Her miston In Julv 1989 the family mov ed to I ake Oswego She is survived hs her husband. Dr Robert Fishman, one son Ivson and a daughter I u. s . I n. les and Aunts George and Bea I uciani, H cppncr. ( hartes and Wanda Haugen. R edfield S I) Gars S .h a rff. C olorado grandlathei kk ilion Sfi.artt ot North Holly w i»*l ( \ . cousins Itouglas and Karla She was p re c e d e d in death bv |vi rents ke rn and V im s Haugen and grandparents H enry and Agnes Haugen ot South Dakota ami Riiber ta Ss hartf By C)aud>4 M u g * « » O a m o * * M a n a g e • D riving through the snow to work this morning caused me to think about how the elements attest all our businesses, ranching jn d retail I f a rancher raises hay. he has to decide h o w mush to keep tor his cattle ami how much to sell, or how much to buy i f he doesn't raise the crop Is it going to be j long hard winter or an open one ’ The retailers who must go to market long before a busing season begins are also gambling on the weather How may hoots, packs, gloves, coats hats do they need for their inventory ’ The chain reaction g«>es on and on We re all in this together It's said that a dollar exchanges hands seven times before it leases a community • National Chamber ot Commerce called this week It's nice to know a community the size o f ours is as much of a concern to them as j Ijrge city is They specifically were wan ting to know what imr concerns were at the federal level ami to discuss voter registration A survey in cheated that across the l N onls oik 1 out o f tour people in business management were registered voters and that iust one out ot three actual ly voted It's important esers voice he heard • St Patrick's Celebration is right around the corner I he committee Ib c D istrict Attorney 's office at the courthouse in Heppner reports handling the following business dur ing the past week February I Pearl l ynn Foss. 21. Irrigon. pled guilty to Possession of Methaniphctaminc as a result of a February. 1989, incident in Irrigon Judge Pro I cm Ralph C urrin pla. ed Foss on two years form al proba lion, ordered mental health evalúa lion and treatment as directed, ordered her to submit to random drug testing, search o f her person, vehicle and residence at the direction of her probation officer, ami ordered Foss to comply with |uvcmlc court ordered conditions as part of her probation. Fcbruarv 2 Maria I ozano. 42 and Jove I ozano 42 both ot Board man. pled guilty to Frequenting a Place Where Controlled Substances arc I'scd I he charges arose as a result o f a Slav I98U. incident in Boardman Circuit Court Judge lYo Tent Ralph C urrin ordered the lo z a n o s to each make S IM ) payments to the Morn>n Counts I fT T T w ill be meeting again Thursday Feb IA at the I xtcnsion Conference Room at 7 p m A new addition this vear w ill be a Heppner historical home drive by tour and narration The senior center plans on serving h«4 soup, bread ami coffee during the auction Look jro u m l ami donate an item lor the auction F very one is cn- couragcd to dress "Iris h tor the i* casion The more colorful our com munity the better Thought for the week " D o n 't wait for your ship to come in swim out to it Justice Court Report The Justice Ci*urt office at the courthouse in Heppner reports handling the following business dm ing the past week Bruce Allen Briggs. 0 ' Fcho No Red 1 ight on Fxtcndcd Rear I oad. S4) bail forfeited; Randy Smith. Heppner Allow ing Dog to Run at Large. V).' fine Marriage Licenses Hie C lerk's office at the cour thousc in Heppner reports issuing the follow ing marriage licenses during the past week A rkic Rov Smith and Sheila IVnise Piper both ot Heppner T y ÿ T T T A D rug Lntorcem ent Fund in lieu ot a tine, for a total of SMtfl Nicholas O livo Perez. 5 L Board man. pled guilty to Frequenting a Place kk here Controlled Substances arc l sed The charges arose as a result ot .i November 10. 1989, drug raid h\ Morrow Counts law enforce merit o fficials at a residence on Anderson Road, near Boardman Judge Pro le m Ralph C u rrin ordered Perez to serve 4k ilavs in the Morrow ( iHints Jail, and pa\ a SIN) assessment to the Morrow County Drug I nlorcement Fund in lieu ot a fine. February *> N w ki I vnn Baber. |u Boardman, pled guilts to Posses sion o f Methamphetaminc I he charge arose as a result of a J u ly. 1‘inu. incident near Boardman Judge Pro le m Ralph C u rrin suspended imposition of sentence ami placed Bahcr on two years lor u u l probation He also imposed a series ot drug related conditions ot probation, including mental health F is h m a n Amlcrs.ui and fa nttlv. BakerslieM < k Robert and Sheila ( ozad and family and J<4in H I m u m all oi H e rm isto n D avid and Patty Mathcny ami fam ily. I ex ington Natalie Barbara and Carrie Haugen of Redtield S | ) father ami mother in law I dilh Fishman and M auri.e Fishman, step .h ild rc n Lisa. Julie and Stewart, and si.i.-r in law lu.lv all of I os Angeles. ( \ W c 're h a v in g a w a llp a p t Heppner \n n Melt'll Hays Thompson Chamber Chatter Arrow zkrrow Sport a real i lassie 1 he case i .ire p< >lvester cott. >n sp. >rt shirt f. atures , • n o ctli« 'construction for incriMst'd durahilitv. i i , • a spread . a button down collar with mat, h:n,; 1 . st ■ lets you i house the look cou want evaluation and treatment, random drug and alcohol testing and search of person, vehicle and residence at the direction ot her probation officer I lie S p oil shirt from Arrow G a rd n e r’s C* I N Mam St ft 76 9 / ifl MEN'S Wt AM Heppner C o u rt S tro o t > ln rk o t » CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS 0 0 0 Lettuce 0 0 Turnip s or R utabagas l s Í P o v v ilo ritl t.im ilv s i/o <J«>|« rgent 2 heads O O ' 1 unls.iv large p itte d n oz c b Olives $ l° ° Pie Fillin g 3 3 *1 ). w i s i* * C i(*nc*r«il M ills i i t i m I IS S 111 Itag Carrots $ l'° W ild e rn e ss ( herrv 20 oz ( In in i- N avel O ranges Tid e $ !* • m C h e erio s W estern 1 am ilv 1 â oz 0 ( Irt’gi hi kk In ile Tom ato Sauce 0 Fryers 3 9 ' J G * ,i 0 i II) j»kg or larger (Ju .ike r Instant reg tlavor 2 oz 0 Oatm eal $ 1 '» 0 Ground Beef 0 W e ste rn f.im ilv 1 Ih tu b Brft> ( fin k f f h : to H ()/ 0 1st 3 4 9 , |-,| 0 M a rg a rin e $ !■ » • B u rg e r H e lp e rs 0 Prices Good February 15 th 19 th 0 OPEN MON - FRI 7 A M.-7 P.M 0 Hours) 0 SAT & SUN 8 A M - 6 P.M 0 0 0 M IN ( iu ir t Hcppncr f»7f»-9WA l C o iirl S i r e d M a rk e t
