sister, Sharon Stookey.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Heppner Elks Lodge,
By Doris Brosnan
358 Foundation, P.O. Box 494.
Don Greenup
At the Morrow County Court
Heppner, Oregon 97836 or to the
Donald E. "Don" Greenup, 76, donor’s favorite charity.
meeting on July 18. Judge Terry
of Heppner, died Tuesday, July 17,
Tallman discussed reconsideration
Sw eeney
M ortuary
of
2001, at Good Samaritan Hospital Heppner was in charge o f ar­ of the court's previous agreement
in Portland.
to send a letter to the state
rangements.
Recitation o f the Rosary was
expressing interest in a public land
held Thursday, July 19,2001 at St.
sale.
P atrick 's C atholic Church in
Tallman reported that the Offutt
Heppner. Funeral Mass was held
representative has agreed to
Friday. July 20, 2001 at St.
approach the Department of
Patrick's Church with concluding
Administrative Services for
The Justice Court office at the
serv ice and interment following at
commitments to the county in
courthouse annex building in
the Heppner Masonic Cemetery.
writing - for the road from Tower
Heppner reports handling the
Road to Cecil, built w ithout using
Mr. Greenup was bom August following business:
money the state has said it will pay
2, 1924, at Hamilton, Montana, to
Mindy Binschus, 21, Heppner-
Price and Peggy Mogan Greenup. Failure to Wear Seatbelt (passenger), the county after the sale and use
of the road under management of
He was raised at Flamilton and $79 fine;
the Nature Conservancy - if the court
attended schools there. The fam­
Anthony B. Clement, 33,
ily later moved to Washington, then Heppner-Maintaining a Dog as a will not send the letter of interest.
If the court sends the letter, Tallman
to Oregon.
Public Nuisance, $68 fine;
said, support from Offutt will not
He served with the U.S. Army
Richard Glover Peck, 65,
exist.
during World War II.
Heppner-Violation of the Basic
Commissioner Dan Brosnan
On September 10, 1945, he Rule, 82 mph in a 55 mph zone,
expressed
concern over changing
married Colleen Kilkenny, at $132 fine;
what they had agreed to and offered
Fleppner. The couple lived on the
Stephen D. Stradley, 34,
family ranch on Hinton Creek, Beaverton-Passing in a Double lane, that the county, to maintain any
leverage, would have to receive the
where they raised their six chil­ $147 fine;
state's written commitment before
dren.
Ashley Roy Conklin, 32, Echo-
the August 3 deadline for the land-
Mrs. Greenup died in 1984.
Violation of the Basic Rule. 72 mph
sale letters o f interest.
On December 2, 1985, he mar­ in a 55 mph zone, $87 fine;
Commissioner John Wenholz,
ried Theo Budke, in Reno, Ne­
Cody J. Herman, 18, Vale-No
noting
concern over the state's
vada.
Angling License, $77 fine;
reluctance
to put assurances into
Mr. Greenup retired from the
James Joseph Fugate, 46,
writing
and
noting the differences
ranch in 1993 and the couple Heppner-No Oregon Operator's
between
county
and OtTutt concerns,
moved into Heppner.
License, $72 fine;
suggested meeting with the state
He was a member of Heppner
Anyla K. Kast, 31, Pendleton-
and Offutt during the week of July
BPOE 358.
Insufficient Number of Flotation
23-27. The court agreed. He also
He enjoyed hunting, fishing and Devices, $79 fine;
suggested sending the letter if the
Brooks Scott Rea. 18, Ione-MIP.
sharing stories.
court is not satisfied with the
Survivors include his wife, $157 fine;
outcome of that meeting.
Jeremiah L. McElligott, 18. Ione-
Theo G reenup, o f H eppner;
Brosnan suggested creating and
daughters. Tag Ashbeck of Pine MIP, $157 fine;
taking to the meeting a document
William Ellis Looney, 26,
City, Sue Walton of Long Creek,
that covers the county's conditions,
Mary Ann Davis of Heppner and Heppner-Violation o f the Basic with a signature line for the state's
Bridgett Whelan of Hermiston; Rule, 45 mph in a 35 mph zone, representative. The court agreed.
sons. Bill of Lexington and Greg $59 fine;
They discussed w ho should attend
Crysti Lynn Taylor, 21, Heppner-
of Heppner; brother, Clarence of
the meeting and Tallman agreed
Portland; 19 grandchildren; two Violation of the Basic Rule, 67 mph to inform the Offutt Company of
great-grandchildren; eight step­ in a 45 mph zone, $202 fine, their decision.
children; 24 step-grandchildren; Violation of the Basic Rule, 88 mph
Brosnan reported a meeting with
and three step-great-grandchil­ in a 55 mph zone, $322 fine;
Sandra K. Day, 34, Heppner- Oregon Department of Fish and
dren. He was preceded in death
Failure to Use Seatbelt, $104 fine; Wildlife regarding the sale of
by his parents, and brothers,
surplus water from the Willow Creek
Everett and George.
Steve Laurel Wilson, 25,
Lake and the possible effect on
Heppner-Failure to Use Seatbelt,
Memorial contributions may be
stream mitigation. He explained
$104 fine;
made to the United Cerebral Palsy
unassigned water rights, precedence
Anthony Dean Bowman, 37,
Association of Oregon, 7830 SE
of
older rights, and demands from
Pendleton-Truck Speeding, 71 mph
Foster Road, Portland, Oregon
newer rights farther up creek. He
in a 55 mph zone. $176 fine;
97206.
suggested talking to the Corps of
Ricardo
Ballesteros,
23,
Sw eeney
M ortuary
of
Engineers and to the Oregon Water
Sunnyside. Washington-No Dover's
Heppner was in charge o f ar­
Trust.
License, No Insurance, $404 fine.
rangements,
„„
Judge Tallman reported on his
examination
w ith County Assessor
Fritz Cutsforth
Greg Sweek of two parcels of Act
Fritz C u tsforth, 67, o f
of Congress property. Two
Pendleton, formerly o f Heppner,
contiguous-property owners show ed
Hillhoppers
4-H
Club
died Thursday, July 19. 2001. at
interest in purchasing but questioned
By Meaghan Unruh, reporter
his home.
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the property descriptions. One piece
Hillhoppers4-H
Club
sponsored
Funeral ser­
a field day at the Morrow County was then sold and Sweek is checking
vices were held
Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 21. further the legal descriptions of the
Tuesday, July
Shannon Morgan and Evelyn Baker properties.
24, 2001 at the
Assistant Morrow County
came from Hermiston to help the
Heppner Elks
club members practice showing Behavioral Health director Kimberly
Lodge. C o n ­
Lindsay and alcohol and drug
rabbits, chickens and cavíes.
cluding service
The members present were Kate counselor Jesus Rome offered the
and burial fol­
Kendrick, Kelsey Wolff, Charlene court a summary report of the" After
low ed at the
Houweling,
Emily Unruh, Meaghan School Program," showing 428 as
H eppner M a­ Fritz Cutsforth
the total number of participants,
Unruh and Anna Unruh.
sonic Cemetery.
mostly middle-school, high-risk
He was born D ecem ber 3,
students.
Wc Print
1933, in Heppner, the son of
In a "satisfaction outcome
B U S IN E S S C A R D S
O rville and Alta P ettyjohn
survey," a large majority indicated
Cutsforth. He was raised and at­
they enjoyed the program; felt that
H ep p n er Cmzeite- Tim es
tended school in Lexington, and
he attended and graduated from
Heppner Fligh School. He at­
tended Oregon Technical Institute
for a tim e then returned to
Heppner and started farming.
On March 21, 1955, he mar­
ried Janice Prock in Kelso, Wash­
ington. The couple operated a
farm at S andhollow , near
Heppner,
He retired from farming in
1996.
Friday, August 3rd
On January 29, 1999, he mar­
ried Penny French in Las Vegas,
from 7:30 p.m. until midnight
Nevada. The couple made their
home in Pendleton.
at the Morrow County Fairgrounds
He was a member of the Farm
Bureau, Heppner Elks Lodge and
a lifetime member of the Oregon
J e a tw u n #
Wheat Growers League.
He enjoyed golf, genealogy,
traveling, gardening and e-mailing
his family and friends.
Survivors include his wife.
Penny Cutsforth of Pendleton;
sons, Mark of Heppner and Jerry
ofKennewick. Washington; step­
daughters. Mary West of Heppner,
Annie Livingston of Long Creek;
sisters, Vesta Kilkenny of Portland,
Dorothy Hawkins of Echo, Faye
Cutsforth of Kennewick, Wash­
ington, Lisa Cutsforth of Heppner
and Donna C utsforth o f The
D alles, b rothers. K enneth
Cutsforth of Heppner and Gene
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Heliker of Heppner; stepmother,
Barbara Gilbert of Heppner; and
nine grandchildren. He was pre­
ceded in death by his first wife,
Janice; parents; brothers. Gene
Sponsored by the Morrow County Unified Recreation District
Cutsforth and Pat Cutsforth; and
Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday July 25, 2001 - FIVE
Deane Seeger and Jerry Healy and Avenue, an approach onto Patterson
port manager Gary Neal appeared Ferry for a new RV park;
the staff treated them as unique
with Martin Davis to talk to the court
- approval of a report on
individuals; felt that the program
about the possibility of entering into allocations from the Commission
helped them make positive changes
an agreement for economic of Children and Families;
in their lives, their family life
development services. Through
- appointment of Kelly Sager
improved, their alcohol and drug
discussion of the options, details, as financial assistance administrator
use declined, and their grades
and need for flexibility, the court for the behavioral health department;
improved. Lindsay and Rome noted
and the port agreed that the port
- approval of Family Planning
some challenges created by the
will hire Davis and the court will Expansion Project contracts with
program and agreed that a thank-you
contract for his half-time services. the health department and Gilliam
letter from the court to the school
Neal said he will have the port County;
for use of the facility would be
attorney draft a two-year contract
- approval of the use of the
appreciated.
w ith a 30-day termination clause. courthouse back lawn for a wedding
Planning director Tamra Mabbott
The parties agreed that this reception;
and public works director Burke
represents a great opportunity for
- agreement to review with the
O'Brien discussed "remonstrance
both agencies.
planning director the solid waste
agreemerts" with the court. These
Public works director Burke franchise agreement for the south
are promises to participate in some
O'Brien made the following report county area;
future infrastructure improvements,
to the court: The road crews are
- approval of a request from the
which have been used by planning
patching on Three-Mile/Sandhollow. sheriffs reserves program for
only for roads and are used : s a
have finished rock crushing at
discretionary funds to outfit six
condition for approval. O'Brien
Brenner Canyon and are now doing reserve officers.
explained that almost every county
maintenance work on the crusher,
in the state uses such an agreement.
and are setting up the paving plant
A Port of Morrow commissioner
at Imgon. The road committee met
has objected to use of the agreement,
on July 12 to review summer
Mabbott reported. She said that in
projects. Plans for the Juniper
the "Subdivision Ordinance" a
Canyon project are progressing with
section on commercial and industrial
the state, so a tour and final
use requires that all required
discussion should occur soon.
Linn-Benton Community College
improvements be done or
Other actions of the court
in Albany has announced its spring
guaranteed, which is what a
included the following:
remonstrance agreement does.
- approval of two lease-purchase term honor roll. Students earning
a grade point average of 3.50 or
Brosnan said that his chief agreements for road graders:
concern is the open-endedness of
- approval o f permits for an higher for 12 or more graded credits
overhead line on Second Street West made the list.
the agreements, which leave the
Local student Kristen Marshall
property owners without knowledge and Nevada, for occupation o f a
of future improvements or cost.
right-of-way in order to install of Heppner was included on the list.
O'Brien suggested that the
irrigation and trees along Columbia
agreements could be written to
address specific concerns, and he
and Mabbott agreed that they could
A N N U a ^
meet with county counsel to help
close that loophole and create an
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explanation o f the need for the
WATERMELON
agreement.
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In response to a question from
Mabbott, the court agreed that the
intention of the agreement should
be for a one-time improvement,
rather than
for perpetual
improvements. Tallman expressed
the importance of treating all
applicants the same, and the court
agreed that Mabbott should continue
seeking the "consent to participate"
IR R IG O N , O R E G O N
agreement.
Mabbott noted one option in the
Saturday, July 28, 2001 at the Irrigon Marina Park
port situation might be to transfer
county roads within the port to the
6:30 - 9:00 A M.
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plan for the port industrial park was
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to be completed but was not. Judge
ARTS AND CRAFTS BOOTHS,
Tallman noted his hopes that a
BINGO, D U N K TANK,
newly
hired
development
FOOD BOOTHS, KIDS' GAMES,
coordinator will work on that.
HULA H O O P CONTEST,
Mabbott and Emergency
GIANT RAFFLE
Management director Casey Beard
L O T S O F F R E E , F U N , F A M IL Y
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spoke with the court about a letter
from the Army about payment of
CTM ATR
the county's hazardous-waste storage
AAUO
fee. Mabbott explained that a change
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in the classification of "hazardous
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waste" has made everything at the
m m ià m c m
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immunity subjects it to local laws
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and ordinances. The court agreed
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to Beard's suggestion of having the
attorneys resubmit a statement to
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