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County
The Official Ncwspvapcr ol lhe
City ni Hepvpncr and lhe
County ot M unir«
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To the hditor
It's txxoming harder and harder to
live in M orro» County l or more
than It) years I have talked concilia
tion hetsveen the "North and the
"South ends ot this county As
recently as two months ago I spoke
against dividing the county into tsso
medical serv ice divlricts and in lavor
ol a unified approach
But I'm leeling so alone that it's
becoming very hard to continue The
recent race lor Port Commissioners
is a case in point The outcome, of
course, was lulls predictable Hire«
political unknowns versus three
w ell known incum bents
The
rhetoric was enlightening and may
cause some gradual change
W hat slicks in the craw , however,
was the ad placed hy the lone Agri
Business Counsel and the Mcppncr
Chamber of Commerce Dial ad
urged voters to lasor three can
didates to secure "South end
representation" on the Commission
Persistent claims that place of
residence " is the most important tac
lor in selecting political office
holders w ill ncccssarils lead to the
conclusion that the worst possible
candidate trom one area is better
than the best possible candidate ln»m
another
It is apparent that the lone Agri
Business Counsel and the Heppner
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David and Aprii Sykes. Publishcrs
Letters to the Editor
Commend Morrow Comit\ voters
To the Idito r
Congratulations in Morrow ( nun
l) voters
Your inirrcst in your counts was
nhsmus hy (he lumnul during an
election ihai had no state or national
issues tn ponder
You studied the issues and the can
diddles and nude your decisions has
cd on your hest judgement You
decided vshat »as hest lor all Mor
rose County and nude yourselves
heard
We're proud of you
Stay involved and let s keep work
ing together
Sincerely,
Hcppner Economic Development
Corporation
(vl C litt (ireen. < hairman
lone Cortununity Agriculture and
Business Orgam/tion
Chuck Starr. President
Heppner Chanihcr ol Commerce
George K o llier. President
(.'hallenge ticketing practices
fo the I ditor
We the undersigned inhabitants ol
the Counts of Morrow cordially in
site all interested parties to an ar
raignment and astisities before the
District Court. County Courthouse,
at 8 «1 a m April 10
fa* h ot the undersigned has
received tickets that should prose to
be unconstitutional
Area officers have conspired to
ticket over and over on the same
issues, in what would ap>f>ear to he
an attempst to intimidate without
waiting tor due process ol Constitu
tional law
We. the undersigned, like others
are tired of being fleeced sheep
stopped. ticketed, and fined without
our civil servants being obedient to
the I mted States Constitution,
which all basis ot law must be in
agreement with as s|»>krn ot in the
" S ix te e n th
Am erican
Jurisprudence '. Second fdition
psage 177 " A void act cannot he
legally consistant with a valid one
An unconstitutional law cannot
opsetale to supvrsedc .ins existing
valid law Indcvd. insofar as a statute
runs counter to the fundamental law
ol the land, it is superseded thereby
No one is bound to obey an un
constitutional law and no courts are
hound to enforce it ."
The Constitution ot the Cnilcd
States in Article III section 2 states
that " Ih a t in all case* altcc
Concerned voters helped communio
To the Fditor
Many thanks to (he concerned
voters who helpicd make our com
inumties able to offer more altrjc
lions and services to our own
citi/cns. as well as tourists
Very spxx uiI thanks arc indeed due
Sen Gene Timms ami Rep Kay
mond french, whose help was vital
in nuking the Hcpvpncr Hotel project
go It was also appurent that Sen
Hatfield. Sen Packwood and Kcp
Boh Smith are concerned with our
having und maintaining viable
communities
Countless local [vc*«p>lc hclpsed im
measurably, notably Bill Kuhn. Cara
Costa and Jane Raw lins, who
donated countless hours of cllort
Without the help ot the Senior
Citi/cns jnd the I 0 . 0 f lodge
there would not he a project All
organizations in Heppner worked
together admirably and can take
pleasure in their contributions to our
tulure
W ay to go
Sincerly.
(s i Meg Murray
Murras Drugs. Inc
Heppner
Positive voter attitude encouraging
To the I ditor
Congratulations to the many,
nuns people who worked so hard to
get intonution to the voters of Mor
row County prior to this past
election
The pvisitise attitude in Morrow
County, as evidenced in this elec
lion, is truly hcarlwarming and on
outraging I was especially pleased
to sec the positive voting from the
Heppner area It nukes working in
lone, a positive voting community,
a lot easier l iving in Heppner and
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Chamber of Commerce are n»n in
terested in a unified county. not in
terested in working toward the giaid
of all the pieople. hut rather chose to
be divisive, disruptive and provin
cial In retaliation to their inflam
matory ad. many Boardman and Ir-
rigon residents vow a non
cooperative attitude toward any pro
ject which might renvaely henefit the
South end The fire was fueled by
the election eve letter which took ad
vantage ol provincial paranoia and
deliberately misrepresented a North
County candidate Some readers
may not know that the Ictier't
authors rely professionally on
dispute, controversy and our inabili
ty to get along with each other
Part of the damage done in this
election could he mended hy the
three candidtates' stepping forward
and publicly rejecting the idea that
their it*>st important qualification is
where they live Part of the damage
could be mended by all of us rejec
ting the concept that place of
residence is the most important
qualification tor political office
An all out war may he averted if
we act right away Otherwise the
chasm between North and South will
w iden
Yours truly,
(si Fd Glenn
P ( ) Bov 428
Boardman. OK *47818
working in lone creates a unique op
porlunity tot me and I am proud to
he a part ot both communities
I'm confident this pvisitise attitude
will continue in allot Morrow Cium
ts because working together lor the
betterment of out entire county
makes all ol us winners
tie sure to nuintuin that pvositisc
attitude when voting lor the school
budget in May
•
Sincerely
(si Nancy Brownfield
Heppner
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ting those in which a State shall be
party. the Supreme Court shall have
original Jurisdiction
When a par
ty ot the stjic (law officers etc),
bring* c (urges against a citizen ( you
and 11. in the name of the Slate
(check the heading ori a ticket), the
Stale becomes the Plaintiff. then the
State tries the defendant (you and I)
in a State Court, and when lire deten
dant loses, the State inflicts the
psunishmrnl on you and I Sound like
vigilante law ’ And to lop it off we
pus these servants by taxes nearly
unlimited lunds to do this to us. then
we dig into our pss k A again to fight
them
We the undersigned, arc against
lawlessness, and feel that civil ser
cants should be responsible to the
l S Citizens de jure, as we are the
masters, as so stated hy Abraham
Lincoln that
Wc the pscople are the rightful
nusters. both of Congress and the
courts, not to overthrow the Con
solution, hut to overthrow the men
who psersert the Constitution "
W c don't cxpievt everyone to agree
with us. nor do wc think you would
expvect us to always agrie with you
hut wc must try to preserve each
other s rights to believe and spscak
Constitutionally yours
(vi David K Hudson
Barbara I C'utslorth Hudson
l-arry K Coles
Robert Coles
O bituary
Vernon A Knowles
Vernon A Knowles was bom in
lone. November 2. 1*41*4 He died at
( it hx I Shepherd Hospital in H criii
iston March 2*4 at the age of 67
He graduated front Hcpvpncr High
School and attended Lastcm Oregon
College at laGrundc and the Cniscr
sits ol ( begun at I ugenc Hr taught
elementary. Jr High and special
education in Kufus. l a Grande.
Eslacada and C n utilla tor a total of
12 years fie retired 10 years ago
Knowles was a charter member ol
the Hernuston Flks Lodge and was
a past Lxalted Ruler He was a
member of the Cn utilla Masonic
l-odge
Survivors are his wife Dorothy of
Hernuston and a son I M Mitchell
ol Hernuston
funeral vers ices hy the Hernuston
I Ik* lodge were Thursday. April 2
al Bums Mortuary Chapiel in Her
nuston Graveside Services at the
Hcpvpncr Cemetery were conducted
by t nutilla Masonic lavdgc
Births
Brandon 1 u rn rr Seitz-.i son.
Brandon, was tx>m March 11 to Io n
and Wayne Seitz of Heppvner The
Barles
April
»88 87 baby weighed 8 lbs 6 oz
Grandparents are Kenny and Jean
May
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Ann Turner, and fay Seitz, all of
June
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Great grandmothers arc Irene
Hard Red W inter
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H eppner Police
Report
The M om i* County Sheriff”s Of
Tne Heppner Police INepa reports
five at the Morrow County Cour
handling
the following business dur
thouse in Heppner reports handling
mg the past week
or dispatching the following business
March .30 14(1 i m citation
during the past week
issued for No Opverator License,
[hiring the week of March 24-30.
citalon issued tor No I icense Plates
the Sheriff”s O ffice assisted three
on Vehicle, citation issued for Dris
disabled motorists
ing Cninsurcd. *4 16 p m report ol
March NO the Sheriff”s Office
Racing
assisted Children s Service Division
April I 8 08 p m assist am
in an investigation of child neglect
hulartce 1 1 3 p m j s m s i Morrow
March 30 the Sheriff”s Office
County S h e riffs dept . 11 05 p m
responded to a complaint of an
citation issued for Theft I
animal problem in the Imgon area
Apnl 2 *4 02 report of a Burglars .
The complaint was determined
12 02 citatio n issued for No
unfounded
Opverator 1 icense Citation issued for
March 31 a deputy investigated a
Driving Cninsurcd citation issued
complaint of a possible animal pro
for No License Plates on Vehicle
blem in the Irngon area
April 3 10 10-False Alarm . 1 40
March 31 a deputs handled a
p m repvort of Hit A Run
report of a pvossible aninul abuse in
April 4 4 15 p m repvort of Dog
the lexington area Investigation is
Bite
continuing
April 5 8 17 assist Oregon State
April I the Sheriff” s Office
Police
dispatched the Heppner ambulance
to a residence in Heppner One
female with an illn e ss was
transpiortcd to Pioneer Memorial
Morrow County Justice Coun
Hospital in Heppner
Apnl 2 a deputy investigated a rcpvorts handling the following
business during the past week al the
one vehicle accident at the intersec
Courthouse Annex in Hcpvpncr
lion of Frontage and Power Line
Roads Tw o female juveniles were
Peter R Kahl, Canhs Violation of
transported to Good Shepherd
the Basic Rule (30 mph in a 15 mph
Hospital in Hernuston by a private
zone). $10 fine
citizen A citation for Careless D m
L illia n Mande Harm s, lone
ing was issued to a female juvenile
Violation of the Basic Rule (50 mph
Apnl 2 a deputy investigated a
in a 35 mph zone), $30 fine
complaint of an opven pit with dead
W illard Dale Smith. Hernuston
animals in the Boardman area
Theft II. $287 tine and '() days in
Apnl 2 the S h e riffs Office
jail with $2(8) ot the tine and the jail
responded to a complaint of a
sentence suspended on conditions set
reckless dnver in the lone area
by the judge
April 3 a dcpvuly issued a citation
Roger A lb e rt H e n ry , Jr .
for Driving While Suspvendcd to
Hcpvpncr Fxccssivc Tire Noise. $24
F.lhen L Sandy. M . from Coeur
fine
D'Alene. Idaho
l-arry Allen Sterling, Pasco.
Apnl 3 a depots respvorxJcd to in
Washington Exceeding the Max
sestigatc a report of a pvrrson acting
imum Speed (6*4 mph in a 55 mph
suspiciously (apvprared to he hiding
zone), $57 bail forfeited
behind a vehicle) behind a business
Kenneth D .Graves. Heppner
in the Boardman City Lim its
Suspended Operator License. $1*40
April 3 a depots responded to
fine. No Motorcycle Endorsement.
I 84 milepost 171 after receiving a $*4 tine, and Impeding Normal Flow
report of livestock in the Fasthound
of T ra ffic. $17 tine
lanes of traffic
April 3: a deputy arrested Patrick
Verdell Erickson. 20, on an Imgon
Justice Court warrant for Failure to
Friday. April 10-blood pressure
Pay Fine Driving While Suspvendcd
and immunizations, 8 30 a m 4
Subject posted bail and was released
p m . Heppner office
April 4 the S h e riff * Office
Monday. April 13 Wednesday .
dispvatched the Boardman ambulance
April 15 office closed while health
to a motorcycle accident on hast
nurse attends an immunization
Marine Drive A 22-year old male
workshop
with injuries was transported to
Friday . April 17-blood pressures
Good Shepherd H ospital in
and immunizations, 8 30 a m 4
Hernuston
p m , Heppner office.
April 4 a deputs responded to a
Tuesday. April 2 1 blood pressures
complaint ot propverts damage caus
and immunizations, I 30-4p.m .
ed hy an animal at a residence in Ir
Boardman City Hall
rigon No action was taken Matter
Friday. April 24 bltxvd pressures
was settled by complainant and and immunizations. 8 30 a ill 4
animal s owner
p m . Heppner office.
ApnIS a Boardman ambulance
Iucw las. April 28 bliaxl pressures
was dispvatched to the Boardman
and immunizations. 1 4 p m . Ir
Farms area on Bombing Range for
rigon county offices
a report of a man hav ing a heart at
tack One 31 year old male was
transported to G chh I Shepherd ------------cup 6 s a v e ---------- n
Hospital
April 3 the S h e riff s Office took
a report o f shots fired along
Slaughter House Road above Hcpvp
ner High Schcxil An indis idual was
contacted and advised not to shoot
fct à i
toward the high school No further
i
action was taken
6 9 * ran f
April 3 a dcpvuty responded to
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information o f a one vehicle, no
limit 2 cans per coupon
injury accident Investigation is
continuing
April 3 the S h e riffs Office
dispvatched the Boardman ambulance
to the Dodge City restaurant A
43 sear old female with grease
hums was transported to (n*od
Shcpvherd Hospital
Justice Court
Health Dept.
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Tues Chcesburgcr Basket
Wed Mint Pizza A Salad Bar
Thurs Baked ftHato A Salad Bar
Eri Soup of the Da> A L.g Salad
Bar
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for the low price of $3.25
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A enjoy fine food A a friendly atmosphere at
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