Flying High
Four arrested on drug-related charges
I W O • tlc p p m i G a /e llr - l iiiH-s, Il t p p ii c i. O r t v u t W ednesday. June .'.19117
a result t»l pr.irn.1 iur> indict
mcniv lt*ur people were arrested in
the Hoardman Irrigon area on drug
charges May 29 O fficers Irom the
M orrow Count) S lie n tf sO lficc If
ngon Police Department and Board
n u n Police Department arrested the
following people on Circuit Court
warrants
Irene Sanche/ i lloa 'l l. Hoard
man. charged with three c«*unts ol
Conspiracy
Deliver a Controlled
Karen Arnienteen Hampton. 27.
Hourdman. charged with iw ocoi.nts
Delivery ol a Controlled Suhsta.icc
and tw o counts Possessnin ol a C on
trolled Substance
l.arrv Dean H iigcl. 25. Hoard
m an. charged w ith one count
Delivery of a Controlled Substance
Kichard I ynn Westmoreland. 40.
Irng o n . charged with tw o counts
Delivery ol a Controlled Substance
a ik l o ik * co u n t o t Possession o l a
Controlled Substance
Substance.
' Iff*
/
Kite enthusiasts caught the wind
above the track at Heppner High
School Friday. May 15 Veteran kite
fliers Mars Peterson and Peter
Uongway Vince were there along
with some new laces and kites
It s the perfect sport lor M orrow
C o u n ty . U ongway - V in c e said,
because M orrow County has many
Hail was set at SIO.OIK) each A ll
prisoners w ere lodged at the
U m atilla County Jail in Pendleton
Small quantities o f suspected drugs
and drug paraphernalia were seized
during the arrests
Kitchen fire
causes smoke
damage
wide open spaces without overhead
power lines or other obstructions
A kite lien range caught a burner
cover on fire and filled a trailer
house with smoke at 180 W May in
Heppner Sunday The Heppner Fire
Dept responded, smoke damage and
minimal damage was reported
V
Below average water supplies expected
Water supplies a rt kurcast to be heUwv average during the next three
months, sjys the Heppner field office of the Soil conservation Service April
precipitation during A pril was
April
Ukiah
Heppner
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May Jul
May-Jul
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Hultcr Creek nr Pine City
Rhea C r nr Heppner
Willirw C r at Heppner
Ri*ck Creek abv Cay use
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BULOVA
Book Exchange Opens
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A hook exchange has opened at TJ's Camera Shop in Heppner lir e ex
change is open now and Pam V o lt/ w ill buy some good quality paperbacks
during June Books w ill be lor sale outright at half the retail price or lor
trade at an exchange ol two like quality books lor one V o lt/ hopes to ex
p.md the current inventory o f westerns, mysteries and rontances
*2 0 0
IT S BULOVA WATCH TIME AGAIN
W e re losing our rights, and we re
losing them in the legislative pro
cess. H arry Kcnnison. general
manager o f Kinzua Corp claims
New management rules set by the
State Dept o f f orestry w ill prevent
Kinzua from harvesting timber the
company has planted within a
Morrow County
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w ill he developed li t e kite club is
one o f several new short term pro
jects presently being introduced to
M o rrow youth
T he idea was
developed by Hill Broderick and Bir
dine Tulli» " W e feel that kiting o f
fers a new approach to outdoor ex
ercise. as well as an introduction to
a variety ot scientific concepts “ W e
hope to show the kids how to make
a kite, to fly a kite, understand why
they fly and have lots o f fun
“ Come June 7. 3 p m . lone
school to hear all about it The wide
open spaces o f Morrow County are
perfect for catching a w in d .'“
Tullis said
New legislation will prevent Kinzua
harvesting some of its own timber
Pam Volt* and helper Tyson
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4-H Kite club to begin
“ Go fly your k ite" may soon be
the password to fun and excitement.
1 1 the 4 H project under development
in M orrow County catches the in
terest o f y«>uth
T o learn all about kiting, a
meeting has been arranged Sunday .
June 7. 3 p m at the lone School
Cafeteria
A ll youth in Morrow
County arc inv tied to come and learn
the excitement o f “ catching the
wind
Experienced kiters Mars Peterson
and Peter Uongway Vince will show
kites and share expertise If there is
sufficient interest, more than one
cjub. or clubs in various locations
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I I k - May I s n o w pack at the Arbucklc Mountain Snotcl was b 8" of water
equivalent Snowpack at Madison Huttc Snotcl site reported 0 0 " ot water
equivalent
Forecasts ot sirramtl«»w. assuming normal weather conditions occure lor
the rest ol the season, are as follows
THANKS,
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1961
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A last inexpensive test to help you
spot potential engine problem s
early Lu bn T e st lets you cut dow n
on repair b ills op era ting expenses
and extend en gine Me
riparian urea lU U tt on each side ol
Rock Creek which runs the entire
length ol K tn/ua's 17 5 .(MX) acres o f
tintberland south o f Heppner.
I can understand the restrictions on
public lands, but not lor private Ian
downers. It's making it tough to stay
in business, he said
When we lose the right to conduct
our own business on our own land,
we lose our democratic way ot life.
Kcnnison »aid. and we re losing it
It's tot> st>on to tell what the long
range impact to Kinzua and Hepp
ncr w ill he. but there w ill be an e f
fect. Kcnnison said “ W e do know
il w ill lock up productive land so we
are not able to harvest it and work
it as we would lik e .” he said
The Dept o f Forestry said clear
and specific management rule» that
can he uniformly applied were
necessary
The forestry board
recognized that iorcst lands next to
small streams contain a unique con
cent rat ion o f public values The
rules, the department said, are
designed to recognize the public's in
terest in growing and harvesting
timber while protecting the soil,
water quality, aquatic habitat, and
w ildlife habitat resources
A requirement for the keeping o f
conifers and other vegetation along
witn ocau standing trees and down
ed timber within the riparian areas
is necessary tor wildlife and provides
large woody debris for improved
stream structure, the department
said
"People need to understand that it
infringes upon us and we do not
know where it all w ill end They
keep pushing us o il our own land for
the good o f the fish and the e lk ."
Kcnnison said
The legislature is infringing on
how wc handle our land for the
benefit o f the special interest groups
W e're trying to do a good job with
thinning and other forest practices,
he said
"But the legislature has
locked in our lands It means we can
harvest less timber in order to
make a playground for the rich and
famous W c try to be compatible
with hunters and fisherm en," he
said “ W c don't charge the Dept o f
Fish and W ildlife lor grazing elk and
deer on our land, but wc do charge
cattle farmers tor grazing their
animals on our land “
Ih e riparian management ruling
basically forces us to go to a Ice hun
ting system, which wc don't like, he
said W e try to he compatible, but
they want it all
It's not right to lose the right to
control our land, but wc arc losing
it. I'm against it. W c fought hard
before the state legislature, but we
just didn't get heard O ur whole
democratic way o f life is going and
socialism is creeping in. Kcnnison
said “ I don't know where it w ill all
e n d ."