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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1972)
Two itif rimiiinu (or llu ufdcc of muyiir of l.fMiildii, Trunian Mi'tiwugi-r mill Cent' Orwii'k. Kour poMlmiiN on I he rmincil will Im filled Irotn tlic followltiK t'liniliiliilch: Kdwiinl Itukrr, Umurd Munktrt. Ui I'ikIIxtk, l.miri'l (liud) Wil win, Clifford William mid IH-IImtI l'lNr. Il'liiii'r Jerry Sweeney who Iiiik hwn councilman und rluiir nmn of the council luis filed for mayor. The fwo vmiimicK on the council will lie filled Three have filed for the two Election Time in Morrow County IIKITNKmoHI-M.liAKTTK TIMKS.Thurkil.y. Notrmbrrl. I7J vucancieh on the council They m e Warren I'lm harskv. Jimmy Holers and luiy Hoyce lone lone hits a race for three council positions with six in the running They are Dorothy Slefani, Hon llnstow, I W. Ashursl. Hill Nichols, Ijirry Kelsch and Mary Dahhs I'nconlesled are the posi lions for mayor. Hoh I h ake, treasurer, Marilyn Itielmann and recorder, June Crow HI HOMtllMW iN-wey West Jr. uliu Ik coniileiinK 10 year as mayor of Hoardman will he on the hallol for tins Mihition Three nmncilnicn who wish to nuc ceed themselves on the council are Vernon Huswll, Zearl (iillespie und Cecil Hicks Irrigon RE-ELECT Sheriff John F. Mollahaid Incumbent Sheriff of Morrow County Native of Morrow County Paid for by John F. Mollahan lor Slicrilf Ke-eloction Fund John F Mollahan, iroas. nenpner (liesler Wilson, mayor of Irrigon since 2 and has served on (he Irrigon City Council since ItMiO, The biggest limit! during his term of office is the construction of a water system It has been in ocralion for three years. Prior lo that Irrigon was served by scattered wells. The construction of homes clust ered around these wells so that the resulting vacant spaces between the clusters ure still showing. The present water system will support four limes the present nunilier ol users. Irrigon had lo have 51 customers sign up to use the water in order lo guarantee enough revenue lo retire the bonds. There are now 75 families in town. Streets have been Improved, They have been improved from sand trails lo gravelled and paved streets. The council is contemplating a sewer system. The State Board of Health had made a survey of septic tanks in the area and reported that the present system could serve the lown adequately until about 19H0, The sandy-rocky soil provides excellent drainage. NKW COUNCIL MEMBERS Three new council members will be elected for Irrigon. Indicating they will serve are Mrs. Elva Sanders, Elbert Eppenbach and Vernon Stewart. Hold-overs are Mrs. Joe (Dorothy) Irish, Felix French and Chester Wilson. The Mayor is elected by the councilmen. Chester Wilson of L ....... I I I 1 . Shatterproof Flexible Long-Lasting oni 35 ' " 34 hwtiM wi- ! hi 71" I 41" ikt tm .. Coast-to-Coast Storo Mayor Irrigon lluiiling Willi IVcks El win Houle, Jim and Jeff of Pendleton came to go deer hunting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold feck. The Peck's daughter and family came up from Jefferson to go hunting also. They are Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hardy, Danni. Tami and Mike. All tagged their deer s V--H Troniporenf ifiM Storm Blvf : Window Kit It 7J II 35 Plaint Sh..t fibre Moulding Nailt HUT TO TACK ON Jack Sumners' volunteer crew hard at work. Judge Kaye Pleads Case "For Parole" PETTYJOHN'S Building Supply CLEAR FLEXlBLt PLASTY Judge Henry Kaye spoke before the Heppner-Morrow County Chamber of Com merce Monday on incarcera tion vs rehabilitation by parole. He said that one school of thought for those who break the law is to put them in jail and throw the key away and the other school is not to punish but to rehabilitate. He asked his listeners to visualize the plight of the one just leaving the penitentiary with a new suit of clothes and $100. and very little chance of getting a job. If placed on probation there are many rules to observe, a monthly report to the proba tion officer to account for activities, employment or efforts to find employment. While on parole, they can't marry or can't operate a car without consent of the parole officer. Comparative costs: in the Penal institution $11.96 a day as compared to $1.00 a day while on parole which doesn't take into consideration the thousands paid to families on welfare if the breadwinner is in the penitentiary. In September 1972 those on probation paid $25,000. in restitution, fines and support to families. Last year out of Pendleton those on probation paid $66,000. in state and federal income taxes that would have been lost if they had been placed in jail. He said "not everyone should be parolled but run of the mill cases and first time offenders especially the younger ones should be pa rolled". "If they're not bad when they go in, they'll be bad when they get out because of the constant association of those he's with in the penal institution. PETTYJOHN S Friday, and Saturday, Nov. 34 INCH 4x8 SHEET PRE-FINISHED $ PANELING mm Sheet 4 MM PANELING 2 COLORS REG. S3.99 now $3.49 Matching Pre-finished Vinyl Holding REG. $1.45 Now 99$ 12 GAUGE REG. S3.85 DUCK and PHEASANT LOAD $3.19 Pettyjohn's Builders Supply MOONLIGHT SALE TIL 8:30. NOV. 3 (Prices Good Nov. 4. Too) HEPPNER PH. 676-9157 Justice Court ONLY run. ft. ' 3 ft. wide LOOK FOR THE NAME WARP'S BRANDED ON THE EDGE 1 FOR YOUR PROTECTION FLEX Also in 4 ft. widths TO INSTALLS Just cut Flex O-GlassVv to size and tack over screens. NX O-GLASS IS FAR STRONGER THAN POLYETHYLENE INSIST ON THE ORIGINAL! FLEX-O-GLASS IS THE ONLY PLASTIC WINDOW MATERIAL GUARANTEED FOR ? FULL YEARS! Get Genuine FLEX-O-GLASS At Your Hardware, Lumber & Building Supply Store! Coasf-fo-Coasf Harvest Fyggj Our Big "Get Ready for Christmas ri. Jdie Starts today (Thurs., Nov. 2) and runs for 10 days Many, Many big values Circular out today. Be sure to come in and shop these terrific values Friday night, Nov. 3 Open ftil 9:00 P.M. 4 Violations, Justice Court: Roger Paullus, no operators license, fined $27.00, sus pended; Carl Bonner, Driving under influence of liquor, fined $500.00, 10 days in jail, suspended; Arthur Gienger, defective equipment, fined $11.00; William Wesley Brannon, no tail lights, fined $11.00, suspended; Gerald Smith, illegal possession of game birds, fined $37.00; Robert Graham, No PUC permit, dismissed; Karen Smith, depositing waste near stream, fined $27.00, sus pended; John Adair, failure to drive on right side of highway, fined $17.00, suspended; LaVaughn Wilson, no oper ators license, fined $27.00; Don F. Galloday, expired vehicle license, fined $11.00; Leah Roark, no operators license, dismissed; Robert Indermuhle, disobeying stop sign, fined $12.00; Barbara Sherman, expired vehicle license, fined $11.00, sus pended; John Meadows, over weight load, fined $28.00; Howard Pettyjohn, expired vehicle license, fined $11.00, suspended; Earl Bonner, overweight load, fined $17.00; Vern Prock, overweight load, fined $20.00; Bill Wilson, overweight load, fined $88.00; Leland A. Millman, defective muffler, fined $11.00, suspend ed; Michael Warren, no op erators license, dismissed; Charles B. Beaty, no PUC permit, dismissed; Wayne D. McDaniel, obstructing traffic, fined $6.00; Delbert E. Olson, failure to park off highway, fined $17.00; Connie Grace Nelson, no vehicle license, fined $11.00, suspended; Robert E. Cunningham, no protective headgear, fined $17.00, forfeited; Margaret Brittner, failure to dim lights, fined $17.00, forfeited; Dorn K. Freeman, possession of un tagged venison, fined $11.00; Frank C. Harris, transporing game birds with no heads, fined $11.00; Douglas M. Rusher, illegal possession of game birds, fined $37.00; Kenneth Leroy Spencer, no hunting license, fined 32.00; Kenneth Case, altered angler's license, fined $32.00; Exactly what will Dick Coram do for you as your new State Senator? What about pornography? Dick Coram is worried sick, as you are, about the rash of new "adult" bookstores", about live sex acts in Oregon theaters, about the promiscuity which has been let loose by the passage of Senate Bill 40 by tha 1971 legislature. Dick Coram's opponent was chairman of the committee which passed-out that legislation -- the new criminal code, part of which permits the commercial sale and display of pornography and obscenity in adult bookstores and theatres. The new law which has resulted in the proliferation of so many theatres showing only hard-core pornography that some communities in Oregon have no decent family theatres for our children to attend. The new law which has so loosened our laws that all the Attorney General could say about it recently was to encourage righteously-angry Oregonians to picket! There may be a chance to curtail this filth, by changing the law back, in part, to what it used to be, or at least to tighten the language which, today, l has even District Attorneys buffaloed as to exactly what the legislature meant to do! That's not clean-cut lawmaking. That's not the way Dick Coram would handle the job. Laws should be simple and clear, just the way most of us think. Electing Dick Coram will mean sensible and sensitive law-making . . . because Coram lives here and knows what we want. ELECT A NEW SENATOR FOR OUR NEW DISTRICT: DICK CORAM. HE KNOWS WHAT'S RIGHT. (Paid for by Citizens for Coram, Malcolm O'Brien, Campaign Manager, 216 W.Eighth Street, The Dalles, Oregon 97058) COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE Commercial & Domestic Carpet and Upholstery cleaning Insurance Claims Floor Waxing Wall & Window Washing Free estimates GORDON KEOWN AND SONS In Heppner Call CASE FURNITURE 676-9432 For Information and Appointments RE-ELECT SENATOR KEN JERNSTEDT The fair and effective representation Senator Ken Jernstedt provides for Eastern Oregon is the reason why we must return him to the Senate. IW JERNSTEDT for STATE SENATE Pd. Adv. by Allen Nistad, Kinzua. Ore. 4
