TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 2,2006
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Rachel L. Moore,
have the name of the sender along with a legible signature. We are also desire, of all Oregon citizens
requesting that you provide your address and a phone number where you to discover if an artifact they 89, of Hermiston, died on
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cultural significance to Shepherd Medical Center in
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group. Although it appears service was held July 29 at
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She was born on
citizens from inappropriate of the city of Heppner’s Dec. 10, 1916 in Gilliam
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and possibly unlawful history, nevertheless, I County to Benjamin and
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I am writing to artifact collection. The act of believe it is vital for each of Elian Robinson Rogers. She
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words Cost for a classified display ad is $5.50 per column inch.
information regarding the
For Public/legal Notices: public/legal notices deadline is Monday at 5 p.m. Dates for publi
archaeological
sites
and
Oregon state cultural
citizens as well as comply Lost Valley.
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resources laws and some eliminates the possibility of with the law. This respect
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regarding gaining valuable knowledge can be aptly demonstrated by marriage to Ralph J. Moore
For Obituaries: Obituanes are published in the Heppner G T at no charge and are edited to
archaeology in Oregon. I of those peoples who lived investigating who the on July 2, 1935 in Condon.
meet news guidelines. Families wishing to include information not included in the guidelines
hope this information w ill be in Oregon many years ago. appropriate
or who wish to have the obituary written m a certain way must purchase advertising space
Native They ranched in Lonerock
for the obituary.
incorporated into both the An Oregon citizen who American tribe or cultural for several years before
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and discovers an artifact (Native group may be and what their going to work at the sawmill
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not responsible for accuracy of statements made in letters. Any letters expressing thanks
articles by your newspaper or historic) on public or regarding artifact collection for 15 years until returning
will be placed in the classifieds under ‘Card of Thanks" at a cost of $10.
that involves archaeological private lands should contact and display. This act of to ranching.
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SHPO respect can be a mutual
sites as well as the collection the
She moved to
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article titled “Heppner man professional archaeologist. affiliated; to discover yet until retiring in the mid
pieces
together bits of A professional archaeologist another piece of a beautiful 1970s.
M.C. Health District
Heppner’s
past” about Jared can then assist the citizen in mosaic
She
enjoyed
puzzle
that
continued from page 1
possible comprises our human past. crocheting,
Wicklund of Heppner and his identifying
camping,
excavation of a historic archaeological sites as well
director of nursing, Home each location.
I would invite you hunting, fishing, gardening,
as
complying
with
Oregon
archaeological
site
(copy
of
-approved
the
low
Health and Hospice, said
and your readers to peruse flowers, country music, and
that she had recently hired bid from Peterson Electric article enclosed). The article law. There are also several Oregon SHPO’s website at going to the county fair.
two nurses, Cindy Sowell as for $8,391 for rewiring of highlights how Mr. Wicklund non-profit groups in Oregon www.oregon.gov/OPRD/
Survivors include
the
Oregon HCD/ARCH/. The SHPO her son, James Moore of
a staff nurse, and Kelly the Pioneer Memorial collected over 750 historic (e.g.,
Holland as a Home Health basement to accommodate bottles during the demolition Archaeological Society) that Archaeological Services web Hermiston; brother, Lloyd
computers
and
air of the Heppner Gazette- work with professional page includes information Rogers of Condon; sister,
and Hospice nurse.
In other business, the conditioning. Peterson Times building during the fall archaeologists and provide regarding state and federal Lola Davis of Hermiston;
outbid Pendleton Electric at of 2005. The article outlines related information where laws, rules regarding eight grandchildren, 18 great
board:
-approved a request $ 11,568 and Shelco Electric, how Mr. Wicklund spent Oregon citizens can learn, archaeological excavation grandchildren and six great-
approximately two months share ideas and participate in permits, a current list of great-grandchildren. She
for $18,000 for tuition and Hermiston, at $16,000.
digging
in the building area hands-on experiences that professional archaeologists was preceded in death by her
-learned from CFO
books over a period of three
and
that,
after hand-digging, explore the prehistoric and practicing in Oregon, a link husband, Ralph J. Moore,
and a half to four years for Nicole Mahoney that the
Del Turner, a Boardman district ended with a gain of he used a mini-backhoe and historic archaeology of to the Oregon Legislative parents, daughter. Lavelle
volunteer EMT who plans to $ 1800 for the month of June excavated to a depth of 9.5 Oregon.
Commission on Indian Stephens and great-
I do believe it Services, the cultural grandson, Tyrone Moore.
become a paramedic. and an average year-to-date feet below the surface.
Artifacts that were described essential to note state law resource contact list for the
Although the district had monthly gain of $37,633.
M e m o r i a l
-received
the as found by Mr. Wicklund regarding the removal, sale, nine federally recognized contributions may be made
previously approved only
employee requests for following report: Pioneer included metal, a fishing reel, or exchange of artifacts from Native American tribes in to Vange John Memorial
scholarships, they made an Memorial Clinic had 309 a wooden sign with a an archaeological site. Oregon, and useful web links Hospice, 645 W. Orchard
exception to the request patients in June with 13 new doctor's name on it. and old Oregon law prohibits a to various information about Ave., Hermiston, OR 97838.
because Turner had shown patients and 42 seen by a medical syringes as well as person from selling, archaeology
Burns Mortuary of
(both
trading, prehistoric and historic) in Hermiston is in care of
his commitment to the nurse; the Irrigon Clinic had the several hundred historic purchasing,
community by his volunteer 130 patients in June with 23 bottles which, from what 1 bartering, or exchanging an Oregon. The preservation of arrangements.
services. Board members new patients, 38 seen by a understand in the article, are artifact that has been archaeological resources
from
an provides
and Vander Does said that a nurse and 23 no shows; the still in the possession of Mr. removed
significant St. Patrick’s
archaeological
site
on
public,
Wicklund.
trained paramedic would be Heppner Ambulance had 16
educational, cultural and Senior Center
The Oregon State non-federal land [ORS economic benefits to all
an asset to the district, total runs with 11 transports
especially in the north end. for $11,761 in revenue; the Historic Preservation Office 358.920(2)]. As you can Oregonians and I encourage news
Turner
operates
an Boardman Ambulance had is dedicated to the understand, many artifacts all citizens to learn more
Alice Wagoner and
automotive business in 26 total runs with 17 preservation and protection have cultural, traditional, about the archaeology of
and/or
historical
importance
Barbara
Struthers are back
Boardman. The district transports for $15,582 in of the state’s cultural
Oregon and to preserve and
central
to
a
group
or
culture.
in
their
original
apartments
currently employs only one revenue; the Irrigon heritage. A major part of
prbtect its unique and
Ambulance had 15 total runs Oregon's cultural heritage is Many artifacts are also irreplaceable resource as after being relocated for
paramedic.
Board Chair Larry with eight transports for embodied in archaeological considered sacred or part of Oregon’s cultural several weeks after water
damage.
Mills suggested that Turner $6,319 in revenue; there was sites and objects; a finite, funerary objects and are heritage.
associated
with
burials.
Jay Keithley and his
cultural
apply for scholarships from one flight; Pioneer Memorial irreplaceable
Please do not
seven resource. Oregon State Oregon has a specific law hesitate to contact me if you crew have worked hard
the Hospital Foundation and Hospital had
admissions,
370
total Statute 358.905-.955 (copy that defines Native American have any questions or getting the repairs done as
the Red and Gena Leonard
quickly as possible,
provides graves and protected objects concerns.
Foundation, among others. outpatients, 59 emergency enclosed)
and
outlines
prohibited
acts
-learned from Rhea room encounters, 1182 lab definitions of archaeological
(s) Susan Lynn White, MA, understanding these tenants
such
as
damaging
a
burial
needed to get back to their
that the district has received tests, 95 x-ray procedures, sites and objects and outlines
RPA
normal
routines.
a five-year grant through 39 CT scans, 19 EKG tests, prohibited conduct such as and/or removing associated Assistant
State
artifacts
(ORS
97.740-
The
residents at St.
excavating,
injuring,
or
Homeland Security for a with $17,403 in revenue of
Archaeologist
97.760).
Pat’s
are
grateful
to all those
web-based
software hospital encounters, 144 destroying an archaeological
Oregon State Historic
Since
Mr.
Wicklund
who
have
purchased
raffle
program that focuses on Home Health visits, five site or object (ORS
Preservation Office
tickets or have given a cash
dermatological issues. She Hospice admissions, and 652 358.920). Mr. Wicklund's removed the historic (503) 986-0675
donation and also appreciate
said that they also received drug doses for $34,026 in excavation of a historic artifacts from public, non- Susan. White@state.or.us
federal
land
without
a
all the merchants for
archaeological
site
on
public
free software for the MCHD revenue.
generously
giving gift
permit,
all
materials
and
land was, in fact, a violation
Irrigon Clinic and the
collections
removed
(with
certificates
and
merchandise
Obituaries
of ORS 358.920 since he did
Boardman clinic, which
for this event. Residents are
not
possess
an the exception of human
would have cost $ 10,000 for
still accepting donations for
archaeological excavation remains, sacred or funerary
their rummage sale and
permit. Only a qualified objects, and objects of Jacob VanDyne
Come one, come all!
cultural
patrimony
which
archaeologist, as defined in
Jacob VanDyne, 13, tickets for the raffle are on
Oregon Administrative Rule would go directly to the died July 31, 2006 in Boise, sale Monday through Friday
Columbia River Community
(OAR) 736-051-0060 (19), appropriate Indian tribe), ID. Services will be held in at the senior center office.
On Aug. 9. Heppner
Health Services
can
apply
for
an including the 750 bottles Idaho.
collected,
are
under
the
Christian
Church will be
archaeological excavation
VanDyne was the
Celebration Barbecue
stewardship
of
the
State
of
serving
in
the
Center dining
permit. These and other
foster son of William and
conditions and rules for Oregon and should be Becky Crumbliss of the room. The menu for the day
in honor of the entire community
is
Mexican
chicken
obtaining an archaeological curated at a museum for the Lexington/Heppner area.
and National Health Week
benefit
of
the
public
at
large.
enchiladas,
ranch
beans,
excavation permit in Oregon
He was born May
Dr.
David
Brauner
of
Mexican
rice,
tossed
salad,
are outlined in Oregon
on August 9th from 3*5:30 p.m.
23, 1993 in Caldwell, ID.
Oregon
State
University
is
Statute 390.235.
Survivors include his cinnamon crisp and fruit
at 201 SW Kinkade Ave., Boardman
While I do not want the appointed curator of foster parents and many cups.
Everything Is free.
to discourage any Oregon historic artifacts for Oregon other family members and
Lots of prizes, food, and fun
citizen from exploring their and he should be contacted friends.
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area's history. I do believe it immediately.
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