FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. September 28. 1994
Obituaries
The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppner and the
County of Morrow
Heppner
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April H ilton-Sykes............................................................. News Editor
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Letter to the Editor -
Taxpayers can't afford construction
To the Editor
The voters of Morrow Coun
ty wisely rejected the $15.5
million school bond measure;
the same one they defeated last
year. After that election some
of the school board members
wanted to down size the
measure before resubmitting it
to the voters for reconsidera
tion, but one of the board
members was reported in the
newspaper to have said
something similar to “ no way,
let's shove it to them again”
which they did.
Well, the voters shoved it
back to the board, hopefully for
a more realistic proposal. We
taxpayers can't afford, nor do
we want to pay for any more
gymnasiums,
conference
rooms or media centers, what
ever they are?
The school superintendent
said the enrollment this year is
about the same as last year, so
why is he asking for so many
new classrooms?
(s) Ronald W. Leff
Irrigon
HHS class of '95 begins
planning for graduation trip
Members of the Heppner
High School senior class and
their parents held their first
meeting to discuss plans for the
senior “ Drug and Alcohol
Free” graduation trip. A deci
sion must be made at the
meeting in Oct. as to where
seniors would like to go so that
it may be presented to the
school board at the November
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Fridays are for kids!
Announcing your
library's new program
for kids in grades 1 to 4
1.0:30 a. m.
meeting. Kathi Dickenson,
Judy Wright, Sue Evans and
Joyce Hughes are cochairs for
the parents' involvement in
planning the trip.
Money making projects were
the main topic of conversation,
the first of which is a Hunter's
Breakfast opening weekend of
deer season Sept. 30-Oct. 1.
Delia Robinson volunteered to
chair this project. The breakfast
will be held at the Heppner
Elks club; Friday,’ September
30, at-starting at 5 p.m. and
continuing until 6 a m. Satur
day morning. Ham, eggs, pan
cakes, coffee, juice and milk
will be served. The price is $4
for adults and $2 for kids.
The next meeting will be Oc
tober 10 in the Heppner High
School at 7 p.m.
All seniors and their parents
are encouraged to attend.
every Friday when there
is no school
444 N. Main. Heppner
Hunter’s
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Sponsored by the IHS Freshmen class
Pancakes, Bacon and Eggs, $3
S at., O ct. 1 4 a .m . - 9 a.m .
IHS C afeteria
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Sheriff s Report
Dept, chief to a residence on
Union in Heppner for a grass
fire. Fire was already out upon
arrival;
Morrow County Sheriff's of
fice dispatched the Boardman
ambulance to Cottonwood
Loop for a nine year old girl
with a head injury. Patient was
transported to Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston;
Morrow County deputy
responded to Parkside Drive in
Boardman for a disturbance;
Morrow County deputy
responded to 1-84, east bound,
mile post 155 for a car that had
overturned. There were no
injuries;
Morrow County Sheriff's of
fice dispatched the Boardman
Fire Dept, to a grass fire on
Wilson Road. Fire was
extinguished;
Morrow County deputy took
a complaint of suspicious cir
cumstances at a residence on
Root Lane.
Septem ber 25: Morrow
County deputy responded to a
vehicle traveling the wrong
way on 1-84, near the Board-
man area. Vehicle was located
and stopped and removed from
highway;
Morrow County deputy
responded to Upper Rhea
Creek to take a report of
damage done to fencing
belonging to Lee Palmer in
lone;
Morrow County deputy
received a report of a
neighbprJrood disturbance in
Lexj^gton;
The Morrow County Sheriff's
office in Heppner reports
dispatching the following
business during the past week:
Septem ber 20: Morrow
County Sheriff's Office dispat
ched the Boardman ambulance
to Hilltop Dr. for a female with
an injury. Patient was
transported to Good Shepherd
The Heppner Booster Club
Community Hospital in
has planned a steak feed and
Hermiston;
auction to be held Saturday,
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Morrow County deputy
Oct. 15, at the Elks Club.
Delwin Orville Nelson responded to the Irrigon area
Dinner will be held from 6:30
Funeral services were held for a juvenile problem;
to 8 p.m. and will include
Morrow County Sheriff's of
for Delwin Orville Nelson
barbecued steak, baked potato,
fice
dispatched the Condon
Wednesday, Sept. 21 at
salad, homemade bread and
Spencer, Libby & Powell ambulance to the clinic for an
dessert for $7 each. The steaks
Funeral Home. Interment illness;
will be barbecued by Lee An-
Morrow County deputy
with veteran's rites followed at
sotegui and crew.
responded to the Irrigon area
Parklawn Cemetery.
Dinner tickets will be pre
for
a complaint of trespassing;
Nelson, 77, a resident a resi
sold at Ployhar Insurance, Mur
Morrow County deputy
dent of The Dalles, died at the
ray Drug, Bank of Eastern
responded
to a residence in
The Dalles Medical Center on
Oregon and Morrow County
Boardman to begin an in
Sept. 19, 1994.
Grain Growers.
vestigation
of threats being
A former Morrow County
Auction items include one
resident, he was born Dec. 25, made;
night's lodging at Skamania
Morrow County Sheriff's of
1916 at Pomeroy, Wash., the
Lodge, 18 holes of golf for two,
fice
dispatched the Boardman
oldest of two sons to Guy and
including use of a golf cart at
Hazel (Bosley) Nelson. He Fire Dept to a structure fire on
Indian Creek Golf Course at
Hilltop Drive in the west Glenn
Hood
River; four Seattle
grew up and graduated from Addition;
Seahawks
tickets for the Dec.
high school at Walla Walla,
Morrow County deputy took
4
game
versus
the Colts; a Black
WA. in 1937.
a report of a runaway juvenile
Hills
gold
ring
from Peterson's;
He was in the Washington in the Boardman area. Juvenile
Oregon
State
University
tickets
National Guard from 1934 to was located and there was no
for
the
March
2
game
vs
Stan
1938. He then served in the further action taken;
ford
and
the
March
4
game
vs
U.S. Marine Corps during
Morrow County Sheriff's of
Cal
State;
a
family
membership
World War II. Following the fice dispatched the Condon Fire
at Willow Creek Country Club;
war he lived at Walla Wafla for Dept to the Smith Ranch on
Trailblazer
tickets; 100 gallons
several years before moving to Ramsey Road for a wheat stub
of
gas
from
Devin Oil; and one
the Lexington area to farm.
ble fire;
cord
of
wood
from Kinzua.
He and Marvin, Don and
Morrow County deputy
Terry Tucker started Morrow responded to the Old Hwy. ar-
County Produce Company in rea, Irrigon, for an animal pro
1970.
blem. A horse was loose and
In the mid 1970s he moved to the owners were contacted.
Heppner and had a small cat
Septem ber 21: Morrow
tle ranch. He served as Morrow County deputy responded to
J ‘ f you think you can't afford it,
County Judge from July 1977 to east Wilson Road, Boardman
‘Ificn hoxv can you afford not to have it
October 1979 when he moved for a report of nine horses in
to The Dalles. He worked for the roadway. Problem was
McClaskey Orchards and the resolved;
Mt. Hood Athletic Club for a
Morrow County deputy
number of years and then at began investigation of a
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Safeway as a courtesy clerk.
neighborhood problem involv
He was a member of the ing juveniles;
Masonic Lodge in Echo, having
Morrow County deputy ar
served as Past Master; rested Jose Guadalupe Zavala-
Shriners, life member of Walla Calvillo, 20, Boardman, for
HUNTER NITE-BBQ ribs at 6 p.m. Guns,
Walla Elks Lodge; Morrow Driving Under the Influence of
cash and hunting prizes galore. Don’t miss
County School Board; Morrow Intoxicants. He was released on
this one.
County Grain Growers (past his own recognizance.
president and board of direc
Septem ber 22: Morrow
tors) and enjoyed traveling, County deputy responded to
fishing and bowling.
Hwy. 207 for a report of a dead
HUNTER BREAKFAST (all hunters
He married Delpha L. Piper
deer on the road. The deer was
on June 11,1939 at Walla Walla.
welcome) Sept. 30th starts at 5 p.m. through
removed.
He later marrried Cherry Her
Septem ber 23: Morrow
Oct. 1st until 6 a.m. All you can eat. Ham,
mann on Dec. 13, 1980.
County Sheriff's office dispat
eggs, and hotcakes, $4/adult; $2/child. Pro
Survivors include his wife, ched the Heppner Fire Dept to
Cherry, The Dalles; a daughter
ceeds will go towards the HHS senior class
Water St., for a tree stump on
and her husband Phyllis Jean
graduation trip. The American Legion Post
fire;
and Robin Hyder of Portland;
Morrow County deputy
87 will not have their breakfast this year.
step daughters Donna Kay
responded to the Irrigon area
Hermann and Sandra Lee Her
for a civil dispute;
mann, both of The Dalles; four
H eppner Elks Dining Room Fall Opening
Morrow County deputy re
grandchildren, Brian Kroll and quested a tow for a vehicle in
S a t., O ct. 1st H ours 6-9 p .m .
his wife Shelley; Kimberly the Irrigon area that was a traf
A variety of good food at reasonable prices
Hyder, Sarah Hermann and
fic hazard;
Katie Baker and a brother Ken
Our
new experienced cook, Geri Donahue
Morrow County deputy
neth Nelson of Hermiston.
responded to Boardman for an
expects to see you soon. Hunter guests
Memorial contributions may
audible alarm;
are welcome. Get out of the kitchen due
be made to the donors choice.
Morrow County deputy cited
to the heat.
Hattie Harnden
and released Jose Vielmas Car-
Graveside services were held vajal, 34, of Boardman, for
for Hattie Harnden on Tues Driving Under the Influence of
HUNTERS--save your hides. Hides are
day, Sept. 27 at the Heppner Intoxicants.
used for leather in the Veteran's
Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Ham
Septem ber 24: Morrow
den, 79, of Heppner died County deputy responded to
Rehab programs at the hospitals.
Saturday, Sept. 24, 1994 at St. Heppner for a report of a
Anthony
Hospital
in disturbance;
Pendleton.
Morrow County deputy
She was born June 17, 1915, responded with Heppner Fire
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at Fairfield, Idaho, to William
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She grew up at Fairfield and at
tended school there.
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In 1934, she married Delbert
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Harnden at Fairfield. They
moved to Mitchell where Mrs.
GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE
V/^ALE-A-BRATION
Harnden was Wheeler County
Prices
good
Sept.
28th
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Oct.
4th
justice of the peace for 10 years.
In 1962 they moved to Hepp
Large Size 20 cl.
Oregon Grown
ner. The couple later divorced.
D a ffo d il B u lb s
$£99
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Mrs. Harnden has been
employed as a nurse's aide at
Western Family 20 ct.
Hills Smoked
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
$ 99
Heppner.
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Survivors include a daughter
Lorraine Brosnan of Heppner;
12 Pack 12 oz. cans
3 lb Chubs 81% Lean
sons, Ken of Pendleton, Fred of
$ 3
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Heppner, and Gary of Moun
tain Home, Idaho; 11 grand
Western Family 22 oz
children and 10 great
grandchildren. Four sisters and
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a brother, died earlier.
Memorial contributions may
Western Family 2 lb
Dry Yellow
be made to Pioneer Memorial
O n io n s
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Hospital Foundation, PO Box
515, Heppner, 97836.
Home Cooking 19 oz
Large Size
Sweeney Mortuary, Hepp
ner, was in charge of
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arrangements.
Booster club
plans steak feed
and auction
P loyhar I nsurance
Thursday, Sept. 29th:
Friday, Sept. 30th-0ct. 1st
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Red Delicious
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