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iM m W J A The O ffic ia l Newspaper o f I he Cay o f Heppner and the County o f M otto * ¿ Z Z .U 'S L - The Heppaer Important issue discussed in upcoming meeting X jj GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County'* Home Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 240-420 m H ip p a rr. O rtfo n mtdrr dw At* mt March J. 1(7*. S i f t d a w paWapt paM at H rppacr. O r * « f O tfln at 14* Waal WMtow M iW . Titaptwar (9 U | STS-tUT \ t t n a f M a a a l r a l l m la M m Happaar i . t m i f lim n P.O. l a i ITT. Mapp- a a r. O rapaa S a tirrlp llia i: t i t la M a rra a . Whaatar. (■ » ■ ■ mtd (.ra w C t m l H U J daawhara. j a m H a fk n ........................................................ (MWa Maaapar, Tjr IHana P a t ............................................................................................... M il* M raT lan ................................................................. GrapMi ( .a t PapWcaa ........................................................................ G rap M n Mlaati SalUaa ........................................................................................... P raa f Ka U na v t a m n a r « ..................................................................................... DWrfM David and April Sykes, Publishers How Clearly Do I See? A commentary column such 11 this aim* at tome goal or another Some seek to evoke critical thought Some seek to inform, some per suade. some to adviic or counsel. Some column* are funny Other* are venous some appear to have no goal or aim at all. All columns, to some extent or another, are written to salve the ego of the writer. I don't know how this one will (urn out It will he all of the above. I'm afraid. What I do hope to do though, is touch upon some of (he political and social issues of (he County, maybe some that have been untouchable In so doing. I hope lo inform, persuade, counsel and sometimes be fun ny. Most importantly. I hope this experience will be rewarding for you as well as for me. You’ll detect some themes as we go along First. I don’t think we are so big and important that we can squander our energy fighting amongst ourselves You'll find me conciliatory on issues that might divide the county. Secondly, I do think we arc big and strong enough to fight for a place in the big picture, so you'll find me belligerent toward Salem, Washington D C., and even, sometimes, toward the rest of Eastern Oregon I like people and I'll write about them. You may even see my by-line elsewhere in these pages, if I write good enough, maybe even a photo or two someday Don't he surprised i f ! stir up a little controversy once in a while My infamy in that regard will be measured by your letters letters to the Editor will get printed, letters to me. care of my Editor, will he ap preciated. and may in some small way direct the tenor of this column I see this as a great journey, with a sincere hope that you all come along We may end up at a better place, hut the aim is to enjoy the trip I ['4 Letters to the Editor 1 • A v. » ■ ?• { * • • » f 7 - I ,« ■ ■ ri ‘ . 7 $••••; y f y * - 1 r r* « -< * [f Y»C - •» / * •* V! 1* * Î? Wheat helps support our Farmers use nee in our cooking? Have you To the Editor: tried using wheat in its place ' It s Have you ever stopped to think more nutritious and has a better about the different uses of wheat? flavor. Kids love the taste Cooked Bread, cereals, flour products There with butter and salt added The main arc so much more Wheat can he us reason for cooking with wheat are ed in casseroles, soups, salads, side the millions of tons of surplus grains, dishes, vegetables, appetizers, can and no one seems to know how to dies, cookies, desserts and even deplete it. If every housewife in microwave cooking Wheat can also America would put a dish made from he used as a substitute for rice and whole wheat berries on their table nuts Wheat foods are the thing of once a week, just think of the effect the hour Why’’ They offer a light, is would have on our health and our lean, low fat. and low carbohydrate great country The farmer built dish Without forgetting the taste America They built it with their Fiber and complex carbohydrates blood, sweat and tears. It's time have also helped stimulate the surge Amenca stopped turning their hacks for wheat foods Increased heart on the farmer and started helping diseases, obesity, cancers, diver- build hack the bridges that has ticulosis and other digestive ailments weakened because of surplus grains are now linked in a variety of ways and low wheat prices The hunger to eating habits Fiber has hern pro that is being felt in other nations ven lo he a treatment for many of the could someday be Amenca Who's going to feed you when the farmers diseases and preventative measure Also, complex carbohydrates, once are gone? a dreaded word, is now recognized I have wntten a cook hook on for the low fat, efficient form of cooking with whole wheat berries energy it provides the body for top- The cookbook is free Just send rated performance Wheat foods are stamps or 44c for return postage an excellent source of both fiber and Also, l would enjoy very much hoar complex carbohydrates, not to men ing your comments My address is: tion the protein, calcium, iron, Meredith Sue Truhlar, 223 W niacin, is only a few of the valuable Guthne. Medford. OK 73739 A Farmer's Wife nutrition found in the wheat berry Then why hasn't the American peo (s)M Truhlar ple been eating it? How many of us (1-405-395-2745) "Protect Your Investment” Check with us for.. MULTI-PERIL CROP INSURANCE (November 30 - Deadline for Wheat) INSURANCE CENTER. INC Mam Street lone. OH Mt ■ ; Obituaries A.I. ‘Peggy’ Moyer A.I. "Ptgg) * Moyer, 81. of Heppner. died Wednesday. Nov II. 1987. at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Recitation of the rosary was held at 7 p m Monday at St Patrick Catholic Church in Heppner. Funeral Mass was 11 a m Tuesday at St Patrick Catholic Church with concluding service and bunal at Heppner Masonic Cemetery She was bom in Hamilton. Mont , on Feb 13. 1906 She moved to Oregon in 1939, liv ing at Echo for a year before mov ing to Heppner where she had res id ed since On Oct. 12. 1950, she married Lloyd A. Moyer at Wmnemucca, Nev. Moyer died in 1977 She was a member of the Degree of Honor and St Patrick Catholic Church in Heppner Survivors include soncs, Don Greenup of Heppner and Clarence Greenup of Portland; there are 14 grandchildren and 34 g re a t grandchildren Sons George and Everett Greenup died earlier. Memorial contributions may be made to the Pioneer Memorial Hospital FL'nd, PO Box 9. Heppner Ore , 97836 Sweeney Mortuary, Heppner. was in charge of arrangements Lyle .vie Cox The funeral service for Lyle Cox was held Monday at Hope Lutheran Church in Heppner at 2 p m Con cluding service and bunal followed at Heppner Masonic Cemetery. Mr Cox. 63. a résident of Ixx- ington. died Thursday, November 12. in Heppner He was horn May 5, 1924 m Heppner, the son of Elbert and I.O. (Hawks) Cox. He served with the U S. Navy dunng World War II and was honorably discharged in 1945. He then served with the U S Army and was honorably discharged in 1949 He was a member of the American legion. Heppocr BPOE #358 and past member of the Lexington Grange He was store manager for 21 years for the Morrow County Grain Growers He was mumed to Maxine Huston on Oct. 2. 1947, at McCord Air Force Base in Washington He is survived by his wife Max ine. of Lexington, daughter Karen Gavin of Klamath Falls, sons Nalbm Cox, of New London, Conn and Richard Cox, of Lexington, and six grandchildren Contributions for those who wish may he made to the Orcogn Lung Association or the Oregon Heart Associât Km. Sweeney Mortuary in Heppner was in charge of arrangements 422-7410 adults in the foreseeable future The building study was done by Hamblin Hattan Architects, AIA They will have a representative pre sent at each meeting to explain the options and answer quest Kins The meetings will be held on Nov 19 at lone High School. 7 p m ., Nov 24 at Heppner Elementary , 7 p m , and on Dec 3. Riverside High School. 7 p m A copy of the study can he obtained at the District Office or any of the schools Please make every effort to attend one of these meetings. Thank you. (s) Peggy Fishhum Sheriffs Report The Morrow County Sheriff*s of fice at the courthouse reports dispat ching the following business during the past week November 10: Morrow County Sheriff*s Deputy responded to a one vehicle accident on Hwy 207 south towards Condon The Heppner am bulance was also dispatched and tranpsorted one male to Pioneer Memorial Hospital with unknown injury; Morrow County Sheriff*s Of flee dispatched the Board man Am bulance to a residence in the Board man area for transport to St An thony's Hospital, Morrow County Sheriff*s Deputy investigated com plaint of hunters within city limits in lone; Morrow County Sheriff and Deputy arrested Robert Duane Cole, on District Court Warrant for Failure to Display O perator's License Subject was lodged at Ben ton County; M orrow County S h e riffs O ffice investigated Domestic Complaint Deputy ar rested Baird. Rex Alan, for Domestic Assault IV He was lodg ed at Benton County November 12: Morrow County Sheriff* s office dispatched the Hepp ner ambulance to the city shop for an unknown illnes No transport. Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched die Heppner Fire Depart ment to a flue fire on Linden Way November 13: Morrow County dispatched the Boardnian ambulance to the Boardnian Police department to an assault vKtim One male sub ject transported to Good Shepherd in Hermiston. Morrow County deputy investigated a report of dirt hikes riding on the highway near 2nd St W and Nevada St . unable to locate anything. Morrow County deputy responded to the Irngon area, report of an assault Investigation is continuing November 14 Morrow County S h erifft Office dispatched the Boardman ambulance to lamth Weston for unknown illness Female was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. Morrow County Sheriff s Office responded to Irngon area for an animal problem. Morrow Coun ty Sheriff*s Office assisted Oregon State Police and a lost hunter. Mor row County Sheriffs Office in vestigated an unknown person hang ing around a loud Heppner husincvs. Morrow County Sheriffs office assisted Boardman Police Depart ment with a subject causing pro blems at a local Boardman business. Morrow County Sheriffs Office located an animal problem on Hwy 730 Problem resolved November 15; Morrow County Sheriff s Office assisted Boardman Police Department investigate a possible domestic Hoseph Sixtoes, Silva. 46. Boardman. was ancstcd Pioneer M emorial Hospital reports admitting and discharging the following patients during (he past week: Nov 9 admitted Raymond Rhode. Heppner; discharged Nov. 10 Nov. 10-admitted Donna Papineau. Lexington, discharged Nov. 11 Admitted Enc Olsen, Ken newick, discharged Nov 10 Nov 11 admitted James Yow. laPm e. discharged Nov 13. Nov 12 admitted Lucy Peterson, Heppner. still receiving care Nov 14 admitted Connie Baker. Heppner; discharged Nov. 15 Marriage License The Morrow County Clerk's Of fice at the Courthouse in Heppner reports issuing a marriage license to the following: John Joseph Brodka. WalluU and Pearl Nina Paris. Board man Melvin Ixe McCarl. Pendleton and Ixah Sue Cooper. Pendleton. Peter Anthony (»eer-a con. Peter was horn November I. 1987 to Harry and Shana Geer of Echo at Good Shepherd Community Hospital The baby weighed 9 lbs 13 o i ’•I - V > Justice Court Report The Morrow County Justice Court reports handling the following business dunng the p u t week: Niswander. William Lee. Corbet Operating Class I A TV while carry ing loaded firearm. S I7 fine. R obinson, Steve Leonard, Troutdale-Operating Class I A TV while carrying loaded firearm. $17 fine. No Operator License. $110 fine Debra Lou Sharp. Heppner V io la tK in of the Basic Rule 35 mph in a 25 mph zone. $13 fine Nicky Lee Par ret. Heppner V io la tK in Road Closure. $82 fine; No Valid Elk Tag. $46 fine Eppa. William Arnold. Jefferson No elk tag. $46 fine Hoag. Lyle Henry. Salem-No elk tag. $57 fine Hodge. Robert Cory. Shendan- hunting prohibited Area To Wit: Shooting from road. $46 fine Yant. William Thomas. Pasco, WA-Disobeyed Stop Sign. $31 hail forfeited Matzen. Elmer Edward. Deer Island No headlight when required- motorcycle. $31 bail forfeited Crum. Monty Lee, lone No trailer Ixense. $57 hail forfeited Shepard, >• indish Lyndley Portland ViolalK n of Cooperative road closute-dnven, $46 fine. Ricker, Charles Herman, Yakima. WA No PUC Permit, $57 hail forfeited Ward. James Clifford, Bonng- Violation of Cooperative road closure agreement, $46 fine. Underwood. Dennis P.. lone-No operator license, $67 fine; Open container alcoholic beverage to wit: beer. $42 fine. Boone Sr, Charles Dean. Long Creek-Tandem Axle Overload, 2800. $24 fine. D eSpain, Louanne Edna. Heppner Exceeding the Maximum Speed 65 mph in a 55 mph zone. $26 hail forfeited Heppner Police Report The Heppner Police Department reports handling the following business dunng the past week Nov 9-11:53 a m. report of a Burglary, 6:30 p.m -arrest for assault. 9:26 p m -citation issued for Illegal 'U ' Turn; 11 5 0 p.m request officer for Security Check Nov 10-3:06 a.in. assist Morrow County Shcnfrs Department. 8:47 a m -false alarm. 7:18 p m -report of Traffic Hazard. 7:54 p m. report of Vmlation of Restraining Order, 11 25 p m citaOon issued for Viola- tion of the Basic Rule 43 mpii in a 25 mph zone. Nov. 12-10:48 p m -traffic acci dent. 2:32 p m.-assist Fire Dept ; 4:30 p.m.-citation issued for Driv ing While Suspended also for Driv ing Uninsured Nov. 14 12:36 p m .-citation issued for Failure to Display Operator License, 5:10 p m Report of Fine Chief Rathbun’s Tips Meeting Notices Preventative m easures for homeowners I store ladders inside. 2. put outside articles away; 3. he alert; 4 close garage doors. 5. secure all entrances; 6 secure patio doors; 7 use lights effectively; 8 . have effective window locks; 9 vary vour routine Port of Morrow The Port of Morrow Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 7 p m ., at the Port of Morrow Office Please notice the meeting time has been changed to 7 p.m. 40 to 45% OFF ALL NAPA FILTERS 40% O ff Single Filter 45 % o ff I Ott Finer! Cose Mix or Match: 45 % O ff O n e D ozen Heppner Auto Parts ä 676-9123 148 E. Center Heppner BRAND a t * Court Street Market Hospital Notes Births W H eT L M ID £ * % t w o e itA ii To the Edrtor: I am chairman of the Heppner Lexington Advisory Committee and would like to make everyone in Morrow County aware of the ex treme importance of the up-comtng Town-Hall meetings concerning the proposed building project for our Morrow County Schools. As pu rents and taxpayers, we need to attend these meetings to become familiar with the options We can then advise the School Board on the direction that we feel they should take Thai decision will have a pro found impact on both children and for Assault IV. lodged at Benton County Jail T his is an outcome of the possible domestic. Morrow County Sheriff's office assisted Boardman Police Department in vestigate a family disturbance Pablo Hernandez. 40. Boardman. was ar rested for Assault and Burglary I. laidged at Benton County; Morrow County Sheriff*s Office dispatched Boardman ambulance to the Board- man on-ramp on I 84 for a male with an unknown medical problem Sub ject was transported lo Good Shepherd Hospital, dunng the week of Nov. 9 - 1 5 , Morrow County Sheriff i Office assisted two disabl ed motorists November 16 Morrow County Shenffs Office dispatched Board man ambulance to Lamb Weston for a female in an unknown injury Sub- icct was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Bar S Boneless Libby's Solid Pack Pumpkin Ham 16 o /_- Reg 9 5 ^ ea Hill’s or Oregon Chief Smoked Western Family - Crushed, Chunk, or Sliced Pineapple 20 0/ - Reg 95* ¥9* Picnic Ham Hill’s W hole Boneless * 1” lumbo 1 ib - Reg ea 79 « Western Family b oz -Reg Tillamook ns_____ Cheese 2 ib Reg 5 79 6 oz * Reg 1 69 ea l w ,h ea l im it ) _ „ 1 3 Frozen Turkeys - "I* * bunch æ P 9 V Navel 10-24 Ib. 9 V 99* ‘lb. ea 2 5 -3 0 Ib. 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