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FOUR • Hrppnvr (iuH It-Tim n, Heppner, Oregon Wtdnnday, October 14, IN 7 The Official Newspaper of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow Obituary A .L. ‘Jerry* Daggett The Heppner GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County'« Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper USPS 240-420 PuM Khrd n m M rd n n d a t and rn lrrrd m w uod-rtaaa w a lin ' al IH* Pod O f f ln »I H r p p n n . O rry u a undrr i k t A d r f M arth 3, 1*7«. S no o d claw poala»T al tirp fm n . O rn m n O f lV r al 147 H i d WMuw S i m « . IrW ph uor ( M i l *7*.*2D. Sddri-M lunununkallun» to Ih r llrp p n rr ( .a rrllr I Im rt. P .O . Hot 137, lirp p o n , <h r f t m «711». S u tm rtpd o m : 112 in M orrtnt, W hrricr . (.Illiatn aad I d f M < ounlirt; U J rin rtth rrr. Joyce M anag ir , Typeaetlia« Sandy I I . U u .................................................................................................. 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Proof Kradin« paid Hutches................................................................timce David and April Sykes, Publishers Letters to the Editor Heppner Chamber urges ‘no’ vote To the Hditor: Very shortly, people of Morrow County will he asked to vote on an initiative petition ballot measure that would require voter approval to site any Morrow County landfill waste site If passed, this measure would stall the Finley Buttes Landfill Site question until at least November I‘MM Ihc Metropolitan Service District, who recently visited Mor row County, will be making a deci sion far in advance of that time frame This petition, if passed would effectively kill the opportunity for this new industry in Morrow County The Heppner Chamber of Com merce at it’s October 6. 1*287 A L."Jerry” «Daggett 67. of Heppner. died Wednesday. Od. 7. 1987, at hit home Daggett was bom April 2. 1920. at Thunder Hawk. S D , son of Earnest and Margaret Tindcl Daggett He served as a pilot with the Ar my Air Force during Worid War II On Sept 22. 1942, he married Elizabeth He.ly al Astoria Daggett had lived at Heppner for 35 years and was transportation supervisor for the Morrow County School District. He was a member and past exalted ruler of Heppner Elks Lodge 358 and a member of Willow Creek Country Club. Survivors include his wife, at the home, daughter Kay Hunkapillar of Pendleton, sons. Lee of Portland and Kenneth of Clovis. N M , Brothers. Edgar of Eugene. Doug of Roveburg and Ijoren of Lorenzo. Calif, sisters. Marian Rcamcy of McKenzie Bridge and Dora Jones of Jerfferson; and four grandchildren. Memorial services were at St Patrick Catholic Church in Heppner Friday. Memorial contributions may he made to the Elks Eye Clinic. Box 494. Heppner. Ore. 978.36. or the Heppner Public Library, P.O. Box 325, Heppner, Ore.. 97836. Sweeney Mortuary. Heppner. was in charge of arrangements. meeting voted unanimously to op pose this ballot measure It was the feeling of the Chamber that, with planning commission approval, Morrow County approval and the Department of Environmental Quali ty oversight that there are plenty of checks and balances in place to pm tcct Morrow County Again, we urge voters of Morrow County to vote "no” on the upcom ing Vote by Mail initiative petition for the good of Morrow County and its citizens. Sincerely, (s) E George Koffler To the Editor President While there are dates set aside Heppner Chamber of Commerce each year to call attention to some event, activity or object, the week of October II is of particular local To the Editor pmsidc an economic boost to the significance because it recognizes a Ibc landfill initiative that is on the county with added tax have and jobs local program, operated by local m.iii ballot is a somewhat contusing Please join us in voting "no" on the people, and for the benefit of local issue It requires a "no" vote to landfill initiative Remember a "no" children. show support for the landfill project vote means yes for the landfill For 41 years. Presidents have The Tidewater landfill project will Yours truly declared the second full week in (X not only provide a landfill that is (s) l^rry and Betty Mills tober as National School Lunch badly needed in this area, it will also Heppner Week Yet, even (hough the pro gram provides well-balanced meals lo nearly 22 million children each To the Editor: dedicated so much space to the land day and is a large consumer of Morrow County voters will fill proposal The answer is very locally purchased food and other receive thetr ballots regarding land simple The economic significance supplies. National School Lunch fill waste siting within Morrow is very large. Once sited, the land Week is rarely acknowledged out County on October I*» It is very im fill will be wtih us for 25 years For side the school cafeteria portant that each voter understand the Port, the daily shipment of con I commend the slate and local food the impact of his/her vote. The tainers not only provides a stable service workers who make the pro ccononm significance to Morrow economic base, but also transforms gram the local success it is They are County and the Port of Morrow is the dock into an upriver hub that professionals dedicated lo providing great greatly increases our ability to serve children with one third of their dai The initiative petition, il passed, the area Some very positive effects ly nutritional requirement in an as would require voter approval lor of this increased traffic include an appealing and attractive manner as location of any Morrow County even higher potential of locating their limited resources allow. landfill waste site proposed to accept business in our industrial park and Although a local program, school refuse from outside Morrow ( ‘oun ever increasing traffic across the lunch is big business Nationwide the ly It this petition passes, then the doc k from points outside our area " school lunch program is the fifth- present Tidewater landfill proposal Additional benefits accrue to the feeding operation, right up could not be voted on until the 1988 county, not the least of which is the largcst there with largest fast food Iran election Ihc current proposal would addition of 12-30 jobs over the next chiserv In the Oregon, approximately probably be withdrawn by that lime 25 years 213.000 children eat lunch The economic benefits would thus be I will vote "no" on the initiative everyday m 1.521 schools school la s t year lost. petition ezregon schools received $32.8 If the initiative petition is not pass (s) John I. Bristow million in federal food and funds ed. the current state and county pro lone Based upon many years of associa ccdures would be followed lor siting tion with the National School Lunch of landfills Failure to pass would program and visits to many local make it possible to continue efforts Hospital Notes programs. school food service lo site the proposed landfill on Pioneer Memorial Hospital workers arc 1 feel as dedicated to serving schedule In other words, it you arc reports admitting and discharging the children as anyone in the educational for the T idewater landfill proposal, following patients during the past system If you think about it. outside vote no on this initiative. of the principal, the school cook is Following is a quote from the week Raymond Batty. Hcppncr- probably the best known person in managers report. Pori of Morrow, admitted October 7. discharged Oc the school on the signilivuncc of the I idewater tober 8. and I take pride in my association with landfill proposal "You may wonder Pete l.cnnon, Heppner admitted school food service workers I Airing why the Morrow RF Port had October 7. discharged October 8 National School Lunch Week I join Die following patients were still w ith the children and parents of your receiving care at the hospital community in thanking them for an WE SELL T uesday excellent job , Blaze King Stoves (s) R Hicks Elmore Eleanor (Jonty, Heppner admitted and all accessories Regional Adminstrator October 11, and Pettyjohn's Builders Supply Western Region Steve F.stberg, Heppner admitted 550 Kearney St O ctober 11 SanFrancisco. Calif 94108 Commends school lunch program ‘No’ means ‘yes’ for landfill Landfill economic significance great [ lone grad promoted Sheriffs Report I ám doc Roast • ■ • • i,. DOC DOG 5.77 10-pair pack While Supplies Lest R U S S E L L H O S I E R Y m a n s high-rise cotton lub e socks fit comfortably over the calf They come in assorted stripe tops are made of cotton nylon poly blend and fit mens sizes 10 to 13 m» NOTICE Bobbie Childers, new owner & manager of Beecher’s Restaurant in lone invites you to visit her and her new waitress, Debbie Patton. Western Family Thin Lunch Meats 2 Vi oz. - Reg 59* Wed. Nite ^ Steak Nite Prime Rib Fri„ Sat., fc Sun. Just • «* * Boochor’s Fine Foods 422-7540 1 tor _______ ’« D«l c C o u rt S tre e t M a rk e t «rfßoneless Chut k b i : i : c iii : r s o S S -3 * Matthew Wayne Hillehrand. Hemuston Hunting Prohibited Area to W it North of North boundary of Umatilla National Forest. $57 fine David LcRoy Saver. Pendleton4000 lb Group Axle Overload. $67 fine John Jay Griffith. Spray-6800 lb Group Axle Overload. $312 fine Morrow County Sheriffs Office at the Courthouse in Heppner reports handling or dispatching the follow ing business during the past week October 5: a deputy arrested Rosemary Hamblin. 34. for alleged ly Driving Under the Influence of In toxicants She was released on her own recognizance B irth s (Xtober 5: the sheriffs office dispatched the Board man ambulance K rystal M arie Nairns-a to Taggares Farms One male with daughter. Krystal Marie, was horn an unknown illness was transported (Xtober 4 to Virginia and Robert to Good Shepherd Hospital Naims of Heppner The baby. horn October 5: the sheriffs office at St Anthony Hospital in dispatched the Heppner ambulance Pendleton, weighed 7 lbs 9 oz to a report of a boy lying down by Grandparents are Ken and Lore! his bicycle He was transported to ta Nairn« of Heppner. Jane Pioneer Memorial Hospital McRoberts of Irrigon. and Jim and (Xtober 6 a deputy responded to Sonja Estes of Richland report of a possible intoxicated Great-grandparents are Ben driver on Hwy 730 near Irrigon Zowalik of Shamokin, Penn October 6 a deputy investigated sylvania, Virginia Sanncr of Irrigon complaint of suspicious vehicle and Alta Pistes of Weston hanging around the Boardman The baby joins a brother Kiel, I Vi Farms area There have been reports years at home of vandalism in the area Brian lore Mortrr-a son. Brian October 6 a deputy investigated was born to Carla and Roger report of missing calf belonging to Mortcr. September 24 Bom at Jeff and Kathy Maben Investigation Kadlec Medical Center in Richland. is continuing Washington, the baby weighed 3 Ihc (Xtober 7 a deputy responded to 9 oz Heppner Police complaint of Burglary al one of the Grandparent-, are Kathy anti Perry residences al Taggares Farms Mortcr of lone and Corinnc and Report Burglary occurred between 6 a m IXxter Miles of Heppner and 6 p m on (Xtober 5. The Heppner Police IXpt reports Great grandparents Ethel Dun October 7: the sheriff s office handling the following business dur bar of Lexington and are Melvin and dispatched the Boardman ambulance ing the past week Velma Siggclkow of Scohy. to Lamb-Wcston A person with an (Xtober 5 : 2 a m request officer injury was transported to Good for Security Check. 5:23 p m.- Montana The baby joins a sister. Julie. 16 Shepherd Hospital in Hermiston hicycle accident months, al home. (Xtober 7: a deputy investigated October 6 11:50 a m motorist Jam- Erin 35 U mmi -. i daughter Jane report of sexual abuse in the Irrigon assist. 3 50 p m -citation issued for Erin was born (Xtober 4 to 1 .auric area Investigation is continuing no (iperator License and citation for (Xtober 7: a deputy investigated Driving Uninsured. 9 40 p m.- and Dan Wilson of Day ton. (Xegon Grandparents are Ernie and Mary complaint of a possible intoxicated citation for Illegal "U ” Turn Jean McCabe of Heppner driver in the Boardman area (Xtober 7: 8 08 a.m.-motorist (Xtober 7: the sheriffs office assist; 6:54 p m -False Alarm dispatched the Boardman ambulance (Xtober8 12 (Na ni assist Mor to a residence at IXsert Springs row County Sheriff lX*pt ; 8 17 Chief Rathbun’s Estates in Boardman for an illness a m -Traffic Control: 12:50 p m,- Tips No transport Report of a Theft. 8 31 p.m.-False (Xtober 8 the sheriffs office Alarm Some Halloween Hazards to dispatched the Boardman Fire IXpt (Xtober 9 4 p.m.-assist Oregon watch for. to a vehicle fire located between Cir Stale Police. 11:06 p in.-citation 1. Risky Roadways children ele K and Sentry Market in Board issued for Violation of Basic Rule become carries« (because they’re ex man Vehicle was destroyed and (48 mph in a 35 zone). and may run into the road there was damage to the budding the (Xtober 10: 8:48 p.m.-assist Mor cited) Dusk is the time of poorest visibili car was parked under row County Sheriff IXpt ty for drivers. (Xtober 8 a deputy investigated (Xtober II 8:01 a.m.-Motorist 2. Frightful flames open flames a Burglary that occurred at Taggares Assist; 8:20a m request officer for from jack-o-lanterns, candles. Farms A VCR. two tapes, and Security Check; 11 44 report of Billowing, flammable costumes, a stereo were taken Investigation is Criminal Mischief flowing, false hair, wigs which can continuing burst into flames. (Xtober 8: a deputy assisieu Justice Court 3. Dangerous dress. Loose Boardman police in the arrest of a costumes, bulky trick or treat bags Report male subject for Assault Unsafe shoes, masks which reduce IV/Domestic at Wilson Trailer Morrow County Justice Court at Court He posted bail and was the Courthouse Annex in Heppner vision, sharp or pointed toy weapons, dark hard to-see costumes released. reports handling the following 4 Treacherous treats. There have (Xtober 8 the sheriffs office business during the past week been cases of pranksters altering dispatched the Boardman ambulance Billy iXan Anderson. Condon "treats", so as to make them unsafe to a one vehicle roll over accident on Defective Equipment, $9 fine. for consumption It’s hard to believe I 84 at milepost 176 One male with Frankie Dec Burrcs. Umatilla anyone would consider such a injuries was transported to Good Hunting Prohibited Area to wit “ trick" but caution is advised when Shepherd hospital Private l .and North of North houn allowing children to eat the treats (Xtober 8 a deputy responded to dary of Umatilla National Forest, they’ve collected. a Boardman area residence to in $57 D m vestigate a report of juvenile problems October 9 the sheriff s office disp(ached the Boardman ambulance Mr. and Mrs. Roger Palmer to a Boardman business One male with an unknown illness was W request the honor of your presence transported to Good Shepherd ^ at the marriage of their daughter, Paula Hospital October 9 a deputy assisted to Mr. John Scott Hickey Boardman police in the arrest of son of Michael A 1 arson. 24. Portland lor allegedly Driving Under the In gj- Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey flucncc of Intoxicants He was and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schricher released on his own recognizance (Xtober 10 a deputy respondedlo Saturday, October 17, 19H7 at 2:00 p.m. assist Boardman police investigate a Valby Lutheran Church report of a family disturbance Reception following ceremony. (Xt»»ber 10: a deputy responded to the Irrigon area and investigated a trespass complaint (Xtober 11 a deputy responded to K = M » C = d « k . = doc 3 n c 30C DOC D O C Dennis Papineau a 1985 graduate of lone High School has recently been promoted to Lunch Manager at Dominoes Pizza in Pendleton V ÍÍB ÍS H ¡ V o-“ 5”* ' assist Boardman police with a dislur bancc at a local business October II: a deputy assisted Boardman police in the arrest of Rodney G Reynolds. 24. Board man. for alleged!) Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants He was released on his own recognizance October 11: a deputy investigated complaint of a stolen vehicle in the lone area Vehicle was Icoatcd and returned to its owner October II: the sheriffs office dispatched the Boardman ambulance to a Boardman residence One female with an unknown illness was transported to Si Anthony Hospital in Pendleton (Xtober II: a deputy assisted Boardman police with the recovery of a vehicle that had been reported stolen (Xtober 11: a deputy responded to the lone area to investigate complaint of a mate subject carry ing a weapon and making inquiries (Xtober II: a deputy assisted Boardman police investigate com plaint of an intoxicated male enter ing vehicles at a local business During the week of (Xtober 5-11. the sheriffs office assisted one disabled motorist IF CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS Hubbard Squash Celery * Large Cucumbers Green Cabbage Fresh Cranberries 12 oz. bag T-Bone or New York Steak Fresh Brussels’ Sprouts Kellogg s Raisin Bran Cereal 20 oz. - Reg. 2.79 Western Family Napkins 60 count - Reg 49* 19 V * 7 V 4 fo r * l ° ° 17 V 8 9 V Fresh II 4 9 V • I 1* 15 V Prices good Oct. 15th. - Oct. 19th OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M - 6 PM. 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