TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 1,2010
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of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
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Birth Announcement
Saadi Lynn
A lle n - S tep h e n
and Renee Allen of
Phoenix, AZ recently
welcomed their first
child, Saadi Lynn.
S aad i w as
born August 14 at
Banner Good Samar
itan Hospital where
she tipped the scales
at seven pounds, three
ounces and measured
21 inches.
Saadi Lynn Allen
Maternal
grandparents are Connie and Jeff Nelson of Surprise,
AZ and Malcolm and Susan Johnstone of West Chester,
PA. Saadi is blessed to have her great grandmother, Kitty
Crone, living with her in Phoenix. Paternal grandparents
are Dick and Jannie Allen of lone.
Garden Club to fiold annual
potluck during Sept, meeting
Heppner Garden Club’s September meeting is
scheduled to be held on Tuesday the 7th. The club will
hold their annual potluck at the home of Bob and Gayla
Jones beginning at 6 p.m.
Anyone not planning on driving should meet at
the Senior Center no later than 5:30 p.m. for a ride.
District president Cece Delfs will give an up
date on what is going on beyond Heppner in the Oregon
Confederation of Garden Clubs. A business meeting will
follow.
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Boardman R.F.P.D. files to
place bond on November ballot
The Boardman Ru
ral Fire Protection District
on Friday, August 27, offi
cially filed with the Morrow
County elections office to
place an $ 11 million general
obligation bond on the No
vember 2 General Election
ballot. If approved by vot
ers, the bond would build
a new fire station, pay off
its current debt obligation,
and replace an aging ladder
truck.
Twelve years ago,
by a vote of the people, the
Boardman Rural Fire Pro
tection District annexed the
City of Boardman to create
a more efficient fire depart
ment. In the years since,
the BRFPD has seen its
community and fire district
grow beyond its expecta
tions. The current BRFPD
building is at maximum
capacity. Built in 1973, it
was remodeled in 1998 to
help with growth. Since the
station was originally built,
Sam Boardman Elementary
and Windy River Elemen
tary have been constructed
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UM ESD to offer free hearing
screenings at schools
The Umatilla-Mor-
row Education Service Dis
trict (UMESD) will provide
free hearing screenings to
public elementary school
students beginning in Sep
tember.
Hearing screenings
are conducted annually
by the UMESD’s Audiol
ogy Department for public
school students in Umatilla
and Morrow counties, and
is cooperatively sponsored
by local school districts.
Students to be screened
include nearly 4,000 kin
dergarten, first and third
grade students, new stu
dents to the county, and
parent/teacher/principal
referrals of students in other
grades. Children who fail
the initial screening will be
re-screened within a three-
week period.
Parents who do not
want their ch ild ’s hear
ing to be screened should
notify their child’s school
as soon as possible. If you
have any questions regard
ing the hearing screening
program, please contact
your local school principal
or the UMESD Audiology
Department at 966-3140.
Justice Court Judge
Charlotte Gray has released
the following Justice Court
Report:
-Kyle Irwin Kolba-
ba, 42, Goldendale, WA,
Violation of the Basic Rule
by going 75 mph in a 55
mph zone, $148 fine.
-David Lee Bowles,
Member FDIC
Bank o f
James R. Schulze
and Janice moved to Echo
James R. Schulze, to be closer to their sons in
71, of Echo died Tuesday, Pendleton, where he took
A ugust 24, 2010 at the care of cattle for relatives.
Good Shepherd Medical For the past two years he
Center in Hermis-
had been retired,
ton. At his request,
spending time with
there will be no ser
family and friends,
vices. Disposition
working on numer
was by private cre
ous leather projects,
mation.
reading and doing
Mr. Schulze
crossword puzzles
was bom in Baker
with his wife of 50
City on September James R.
years, all the while
15, 1938 to Paul Schulze
entertaining every
and Stella (Phillips)
one with his humor
Schulze. He spent his early ous personality.
years in Baker City, Mo-
Mr. Schulze is sur
lalla, and Roseburg. He vived by: his wife, Janice
attended O akland High Schulze of Echo; sons, Eric
School from 1952-1956, and Carl Schulze, both of
spending his summers in Pendleton; sisters Alice An
Baker County haying with derson of Lebanon, Teresa
his uncles. He joined the US Rasmussen of Ogdon, UT,
Navy upon graduating high Clara Jean Kehl of Suther-
school, serving just over lin, and Diane Martinez of
three years on naval bases Tucson, AZ; brothers, Jeff
in Texas.
Schulze of Clarkston, WA,
He began a career and David Schulze of Bend;
in logging after his honor five grandchildren; and sev
able discharge from the eral nieces and nephews.
Navy. On June 5, 1960 he
He was preceded
married Janice Rippstein in death by: his parents;
and they had three children, daughter, Sue Schulze;
Sue, Eric, and Carl. In 1971 sister Patricia Ross; and
he moved his family to East brother Herb Hogan.
ern Oregon where he began
An online condo
a 25 year career working on lence book can be signed at
The hearing screen ranches in Spray, Mitchell, www.bumsmortuaryherm-
ing schedule is as follows: Paisley, and John Day, as iston.com.
Monday, October well as the Alvord Ranch
Bums Mortuary of
25 - lone at 8:15 a.m.
in Harney County.
Hermiston is in care of ar
Monday, October
After a brief stint rangements.
25 - Heppner at 10 a.m.
in Western Oregon, James
Wednesday, Octo
ber 27 - AC Houghton at
8:15 a.m.
Wednesday, Octo
ber 27 - Irrigon Elementary
at 12:30 p.m.
The Morrow County Historical Society will hold
W ednesday, N o their annual meeting on Sunday, October 3, from 1:30-4
vember 3 - Sam Boardman p.m. at the Boardman Senior Center.
at 8:15 a.m.
The meeting will begin with a potluck lunch at
Wednesday, N o 1:30 p.m. At 2:30 p.m. the program will begin featuring
vember 3 - Windy River Christina Sweet, curator of the Kam Wah Chung State
at 1 p.m.
Heritage Site in John Day.
Monday, Novem
The Boardman Senior Center is located at 100
ber 8 - lone recheck at Tatone Street in Boardman.
8:15 a.m.
Monday, Novem
ber 8 - Heppner recheck at
10 a.m.
Monday, Novem
Due to the first Saturday of the month falling
ber 15 - AC Houghton during Labor Day weekend, Holly Rebekah’s monthly
recheck at 8:15 a.m.
card party will not be held this week. The next scheduled
Monday, Novem card party will be on October 2 or the first card party of
ber 15 - Irrigon Elementary the season at the Lodge Hall in Lexington.
recheck at 12:30 p.m.
BINGO is still being held weekly at the Lodge
Wednesday, N o Hall starting at 1:30 p.m. every Thursday. If you need
vember 17 - Sam Board- transportation stop by the Senior Center and check about
man recheck at 8:15 a.m.
getting a ride on the bus. The cost is 25 cents a card.
W ednesday, N o
vember 17 - Windy River
recheck at noon.
across the street. There is no
room for expansion at the
current location. A new sta
tion would include updated
training facilities that could
be utilized by the BRFPD
and other local emergency
services.
A key component
in the Board’s view is the
opportunity this funding
could provide for a Fire Sci-
ence/EMT college program.
In this type of program, 15
students work and live at the
fire station on an internship,
which is a requirement for
their degrees. At the same
time, these students would
also do shift work while
at the station and provide
emergency fire and EMS
calls when not attending
classes. These interns could
aid staffing levels at the
district, which could then
potentially provide 24/7
service, 365 days a year,
to the community without
having to pay for additional
staff. The current structure
does not have room for this
type of program.
MC Historical Society
to hold annual meeting
Holly Rebekah’s monthly card
party cancelled for September
Trevor Fox Memorial Children’s
Park grand opening to be held
Justice Court Report
For an A p p o in tm e n t Call: 5 4 1 -6 7 6 -5 2 2 6
Toll Free: 1 -8 6 6 -3 2 5 -5 3 2 6
Obituaries
T here’s never been a
better tim e to refinance!
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today’s favorable low
interest rates!
32, Heppner, Violation of
the Basic Rule by going
72 mph in a 55 mph zone,
Failure to Renew Registra
tion, $336 fine.
-Ashley N. Ander
son, 18, Boardman, Viola
tion of the Speed Limit by
going 51 mph in a 35 mph
zone, $142 fine.
The dedication and grand opening for the Trevor
Fox Memorial Children’s Park will be held on Saturday,
September 18, at 11 a.m. at the New Children’s Park adja
cent to the Don Baxter Skate Park at Irrigon City Park.
This park is unique to Irrigon in that it was de
signed with the needs of people of all abilities and incor
porates nature play into the fabric of the design.
Program on 10th Amendment
planned for Heppner
The public is in of the US Constitution to be
vited to attend a program held in Heppner on Sunday,
about the 10th Amendment September 12, at 2 p.m. at
Heppner High School.
Entitled “The 10th
Amendment: What is it, and
n o w in
does it matter?” will be put
on by Walla Walla Attorney
Andrea Burkhart, an expert
on the subject.
The program will
answer the following ques
tions: What is federalism?
Why are states’ rights im
P r in k S p e c ia l s !
portant? What is in the
proposed Bill of Federalism
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and has the Supreme Court
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nullified the 10th Amend
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ment?
The 10th Amend
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ment, which is part of the
Bill of Rights of the Consti
tution, reads: “The powers
not delegated to the United
States by the Constitution,
nor prohibited by it to the
States, are reserved to the
D anielle M cD ow ell &
States respectively, or to
the people.”
B r ia n B u r n s id e
The program is free
to the public and is being
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sponsored by the Willow
Creek Tea Party Patriots.
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