FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday,
December 14, 1994
Jerry W. Buschke
Heppner
G A Z E T T E -T IM E S
U S P S 240-420
Morrow County's Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
Published weekly and entered as second-class matter at the Post Of
fice at Heppner. Oregon under the Act of March 3. 1879. Second class
postage paid at Heppner. Oregon. Office at 147 West Willow Street.
Telephone (503) 676-9228. Postmaster send address changes to the
Heppner Gazette-Times. P.O. Box 337, Heppner. Oregon 97836.
Subscriptions: $16 in Morrow, Wheeler, Gilliam and Grant Coun
ties: $23 elsewhere.
Joy ce H u g h es....................................... Office Manager. Typesetting
April H ilton-Sykes............................................................. News Editor
Monique D evin.................................. Advertising layout & Graphics
Lorene Papineau............................................ Graphics & Distribution
Pentii K eersem ak er.....................................................................Printer
David and April Hilton-Sykes, Publishers
Letters to the Editor
and neighbors.
We realize that with the
budget problems you are faced
with, you are trying to come up
with a viable solution, but
please try to consider the
students, parents, employees
and local businesses that will be
affected.
We have always supported
your decisions in the past,
please don't go for a "quick
fix" attitude that may lead to a
very expensive lesson in the
future.
Sincerely,
(s) Mike and Tracie Bunch
Heppner Auto Parts
Enjoys cards and letters
To the Editor:
Dear Friends and Relatives,
It's the same old saying from
my heart to yours at this time
of year. Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
1 enjoy receiving the bulletin
sent by All Saints Church and
also my friends that have writ
ten and called me this year.
Best of love and many
blessings,
(s) Marguerite (Marg) Chapin
14135 B,E, Frenibt St
Portland, 97230
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Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class
Gregory A. Groshens, recent
ly reported for duty at Naval
Air Station in Kingsville, Texas.
He is a 1981 graduate of
Heppner High School and join
ed the Navy in October 1981.
Punch card winners announced
Murray Drugs.
Enter now because there is
only one week left to enter the
contest. All entries will go into
the pot for the final grand prize
drawing of $650 in gift cer
tificates for one lucky winner.
Pick up your punch cards at
any of the participating
businesses. Each time you
shop, don't forget to have your
card punched and then enter to
win.
Christmas Punch winners for
week three of the four-week
contest have been announced.
Winners of $25 gift certificates
are as follows: Glorene Baker-
Les Schwab; Theo Greenup-
Coast to Coast; Nancy
Bergstrom-Gardner's Men's
Wear;
Tina
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P eterson's Jew elers; Judy
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Growers; and Marj Kenny-
4-H youth attends conference
its home for 72 years. The
Florida Congress was arranged
by the National 4-H Council.
Accompanying the Oregon
delegation were Sue Berklund,
Enid and Lamoine Savage,
Elaine Schrumpf and Johnson.
A National 4-H Trustee
workshop was held concur
rently with 4-H Congress. Jim
Rutledge, extension 4-H pro
gram leader, is accompanying
representatives to the work
shop from the Oregon 4-H
Foundation. Representing the
foundation are Mickey Hatley,
Salem; foundation president;
Holly Weimar, Arlington and
Robin Holdnum, Salem, both
foundation trustees.
Gabe Flores, of Irrigon, was
one of more than 30 Oregon
4-H members and adults who
attended the 1994 National 4-H
Yough Congress held in Orlan
do Florida Dec. 3-7. Flores was
sponsored by Estes Industries,
Space Camp, 4-H Missions in
Space and Friends of Oregon
4-H. He was chosen for t he trip
in personal development.
Uelegates were chosen on the
basis of their 4-H record plus
personal interviews, according
to Duane Johnson, OSU Exten
sion 4-H youth development
specialist.
This is the first time that the
national 4-H Congress event
has been held outside Chicago,
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The Morrow County Sheriff's
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in Heppner reports
jerry W. Buschke, 58, Lex
dispatching
the following
ington,
died
Monday
December 12, 1994 at Good business during the past week:
December 6: Morrow Coun
Sam aritan
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ty Sheriff's office dispatched
Hermiston.
Memorial service will be held the Arlington ambulance and
Saturday, Dec. 17 at 11 a.m. at fire dept, to a one vehicle acci
dent on 1-84, mile post 130. One
the Heppner Elks Temple.
Memorial contributions for patient was transported to
those who wish may be made Good Shepherd Community
to the Heppner Elks 358 Foun Hospital in Hermiston with an
injury.
dation, PO Box 494, Heppner,
December 7: Morrow Coun
OR 97836.
A complete obituary will be ty Sheriff's office dispatched
the Arlington Fire Dept, to
in next week's Gazette-Times.
Sweeney Mortuary, Hepp Phillipi Ranch for a bam on fire;
Morrow County Sheriff's of
ner,
is in charge
of
fice dispatched the Condon
arrangements.
ambulance to a residence on
Trailfork Road for a juvenile
with an illness. There was no
transport;
Morrow County Sheriff's
Charlotte L. Doherty
office dispatched the Boardman
Memorial services were held ambulance to the Boardman
for Charlotte L. Doherty on Bombing Range Road for a per
Tuesday, November 15 at the son with an injury. One person
Christian Life Fellowship in was transported to Good
Heppner. Crem ation was Shepherd Community Hospital
under the direction of in Hermiston;
Lienkaemper Chapel of
Morrow County deputy took
Ontario.
a traffic complaint from so
Mrs. Doherty, 80, a former meone in the Pettyjohn's area;
Heppner resident, died at her
Morrow County deputy was
home in Ontario on Saturday, advised of a complaint on a civil
November 12.
matter.
She was bom May 7, 1914 to
December 8: Morrow Coun
Raymond and Mabelle Jones at ty Sheriff's office requested that
Summit. Her father was a the Irrigon Fire Dept, be pag
railroad telegrapher and her ed for a fire alarm at Columbia
mother taught school.
Junior High. Alarm turned out
She was a member of the to be false;
Wabang Chapter #127 of the
Morrow County deputy took
Order of the Eastern Star.
a report of a possible theft. In
She was preceded in death vestigation is continuing;
by her parents, a brother
Morrow County deputy
Richard Jones, a half sister assisted Oregon State Police
Ramona Jones, and three with a motor vehicle accident
husbands, Elmer Kessell, Eslie on 1-84, mile post 156.
Walker and Paul Doherty.
December 9: Morrow Coun
She is survived by her ty Sheriff's office took a com
daughter and son-in-law, Bon plaint of a barking dog on
nie and Bill Van Atta of On Greenwood in Irrigon;
tario; a daughter, Judy Rhoden
Morrow County Sheriff's of
and son Bill Kessell, both of fice dispatched the Condon
Halleyville, Alabama and a son ambulance for a routine
Bob Kessell of Redmond; a step transport to The Dalles;
daughter Betty Edwards of
Morrow County Sheriff's of
Ukiah; a stepson Mike Doher fice dispatched the lone Fire
ty of Heppner; a niece Linda Dept and the Heppner Fire
Akins of Kahlotus, Washington Dept, to a possible structural
and six grandchildren.
fire at the Swanson's in lone;
Memorial contributions may
Morrow County deputy
be made to the Guide Dog for responded to E. Wilson, Board-
the Blind, PO Box 1200 San man, for an animal problem.
Rafael, California 94915.
Cows were out.
December 10: Morrow Coun
ty deputy responded to the
Morgan area near lone for a
game complaint;
Morrow County deputy
The Justice Court office at the
responded to the Irrigon area
courthouse annex building in
for a report of a break-in at a
Heppner reports handling the
following business during the residence;
Morrow County deputy
past week:
responded to Hwy 74 & " H "
Robert L. Kindsfather, 56,
street in lone for a report of a
L e x in g to n -C o m b in a tio n
hit and run. Property was
Overload, 80,000 limit, 95,200
damaged and a telephone pole
alleged, $42 fine;
was broke. Investigation is
Daniel R. Lane, Jr., 31,
continuing;
Lebanon-Tandem Overload
Morrow County deputy
34,000 limit, 36,100 alleged, $57
responded to Western Hay in
fine;
Boardman, for a report of a
Shawn LeRoy VanBelle, 28,
suspicious vehicle in the area.
Sunnyside,
WA.-Truck
December 11: Morrow Coun
Speeding, 70 mph in a 55 mph
ty deputy began investigation
zone, $95 fine;
of a report of a suspicious vehi
Anton Glen Toman, 50,
cle near the senior center in
Fairview-Loaning Big Game
Irrigon;
Tag, Heppner Unit Buck Deer
Morrow County Sheriff's of
Tag, $250 fine.
fice dispatched the Condon Fit e
Dept, to assist with a search in
Obituary
Disagree with contracting services
To the Editor:
Morrow County School
Board M embers, Morrow
County School Superintendent
As life long residents of
Heppner, parents of a school
age child and as business
owners, we are writing to you
to appeal to your decision con
cerning the "C ontracting"
of Food Services, Transporta
tion and Maintenance.
We strongly disagree with
any such "contracting". Our
reasons being as follows: a. loss
of local control; b. loss of
business for us and other
business in our communities; c.
job loss for many of our friends
Sheriffs Report
Death Notice
The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppner and the
County of Morrow
Park. A juvenile was cited and
released for Criminal Mischief
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the Mitchell area.
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December 12: Morrow Coun
ty Sheriff's office dispatched
the Boardman Fire Dept, to an
alarm at Lamb Weston in
Boardman;
Morrow County deputy
located a person in Irrigon to
deliver an emergency message;
Morrow County deputy
began investigation of a report
of vandalism at Irrigon City
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will be held ALL DAY
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Beechers
lone Repair
Bristows Market
B & C Repair
lone Post Office
Wheatland Insurance Center
Chamber
Chatter
By Claudia Hughes. Chamber Manager
It's great to have a new
business in Heppner. Take a
moment to stop by "Twice
Upon A Time" to browse for
books. There's nothing better
after the holiday rush is over
than curling up beside the
Christmas tree with a good
book. So, bundle up your us
ed books and head for the new
Brosnan business before
Christmas.
By Sunday, Dec. 18,
everyone should have lights
twinkling on their houses and
in their windows. Be sure to
have them lit as Santa's helpers
scurry around to judge the 1994
winners.
Mark your calendars for
Tuesday, December 20. Take a
calorie break by visiting the
Chamber/CAPECO/GEODC
open house where you'll find
refreshments, door prizes and
good company from 1 to 4 p.m.
Thought for the week:
"Yesterday is a cancelled
check; tomorrow is a promisory
note; today is cash in hand;
spend it wisely".
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