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Obituary
The Official Ncwxpaper of the
City of Heppner and the
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I've heard a lot of talk about whether
u>mr public ofTicial or employee does
or does not earn what he's paid Hut that
discussion invariably turns out to be an
irguernent about how much he is paid
Salaries for public officials and
employees are public records and there
■bouklnt be a need to wonder Fhey are
generally published as part of each
igcncy's budget once a year. With
lew phone calls around the county. I’ve
»Heeled some salary figures for some
key public officials and employees
Chief Executive Officers
Doyle McCaslin. Superintendent of
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Miller. Pori Manager
43.00C
Dalrymple. Board man City Manager
33.073
is Carlson. County Judge
31.654
I lovegren. Heppner City Administrator
27,468
Directors of the Works
Chuck Starr. Asst Superintendent of Schools
M l.958
ill Aikman. County Director of Public Works
36.001
Walter, Port Director o f Marine Operations
.34.801
Wick. County Medical Service Administration
34.70C
raid Rea. Port Superintendent of Maintenance
26.33C
Phillips, Boardman Director of Public Works
24,SIM
vid Winter. Hcppncr Water Superintendent
2 3 .10C
ICeiih White. Irrigon Maintenance, Superintendent
I2.48C
Policeman
(Vacant). Boardman Director of Public Safety
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Roy Drago. County Shcnll
25,944
Doug Rathbun. Heppner Chief of Police
25.86C
Steve Mackey, Irrigon Director of Public Safety
23,001
In conducting this survey, it became apparent to me that while some job*
»re so different that any direct comparison from one entity to another is
fruitless
As I see it. these folks should be compared with similarly situates]
employees in the private sector. Ihat comparison is hard to make since
private sector salaries are not generally available for publication Maybe
we should all have greater confidence Hi the boards and budget
[none of whom arc paid anything) who set those v.il.iries
Chamber Chatter
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Chamber Tuesday, Dccemhcr 22. A
special treat is in store for you with
a timely program about Russia
Jo Anne Kock, Wasco and Sherman
County Extension Agent, spent four
weeks in Ruvsia this past September,
visiting cities such as Mongolia.
Moscow, and Helsinki She travel
ed with a group of 13. all of whom
were able to set up their own agen
da and have it verified ahead of tine
JoAnnc had the privilege of a Rus
sian escort for part of the lour, which
gave her deeper insight into their
lives.
JoAnnc reports that Russians arc
very family oriented, strongly
believing that “ children are the
future" Ihcy art very curious about
everything related to the United
Slates JoAnnc made a great good
will ambassador I promise you will
enjoy her program with her many
experiences to relate, slides, and
display table Give yourself a
Christmas treat, come early, sit back
and enjoy.
•Hats off to the new Elks staff
Meals arc delicious and never the
same twice Gayle and Bette are do
ing an excellent job Try it. you'll
like it and Chamber, too
•Chamber of Commerce wishes
all of you a very Merry Christmas
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H eppner
Mae 0 . Rugg, 72 yean old. a
Vancouver resident passed away at
her home on December 12. Mrs
Rugg was bom July 24, 1915 in
Lostme. Oregon He parents were
James Peter Gtllesptc and Elsie Mae
Johnston Gillespie.
She graduated from Wallowa
High School in 1933. On March 27,
1938 she married Anson Rugg in
LaGrande He precceded her in
death June 12, 1983
She and her husband owned and
operated the grocery store and ser
vice station located at Ruggs Junc
tion in Heppner They also owned
and operated the Wallowa Hotel and
Restaurant
They moved to Walla Walla in
1948 While there, Mrs Rugg work
ed for Murphy Favor Co and the
Baker Boyer Bank, retiring in 1968
Prior to moving to Vancouver I Vk
years ago, she lived in College
Place. WA
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church and Business
Women's Association She was also
an accomplished pianist and church
organist for many years.
Services were held Tuesday.
December 15. at Groseclose Garden
Chapel in Walla Walla Pastor
LeRoy Selby officiated Interment
was at Mt View Cemetery
Donations to the Arthritis Foun
daiton may be made through
Groseckwe Funeral Home. 34 Boyer
Avenue. Walla Walla. Wa 99362
School Lunch
Menus
December 21-23
Heppner High School
Monday -Christmas dinner and
milk
Tuesday-bumtos and milk.
W ednesday-cooks choice
lone Scbuub
Monday Ravioli with cheese, toss
ed salad, hot rolls, fruit and milk
Tuesday-chill, cheese »ticks,
celery sticks, fruit and milk.
Wednesday-chicken noodle soup,
ham or peanut butter sandwiches.
vegetable sticks, crackers, pickles
and nulk.
RHS
Monday hamburger gravy, potatos.
cheese sticks, rolls, butter, oranges
and milk
Tuesday-bumtos, nachos. green
beans, crazy cake, pears and milk
Wednesday-chic ken wiches,. tartar
sauce, chips, vegetable sticks, ice
crean^sandwiches, candy and milk
Monday-grilled cheese sand
wiches. tomato soup, vegetable
sticks, fruit and milk
Tuesday-fish portions, butter nee,
com. lime jcllo and pineapple and
milk.
W ednesday-chicken nuggets,
rolls, butter, fruit fantasy, mixed
vegetables and milk.
AC Houghton
Monday-aim dogs, chips, carrots,
cookies, fruit and milk
Tuesday-beef stew, hot rolls,
jello, fruit and milk.
Wednesday tomato soup, egg
salad and peanut butter sandwiches,
celery sticks, fruit and milk
Births
Joseph W alter West-a son.
Joseph was bom December 8 to
Millie and Bill West of Anchorage
Alaska The baby weighed 9 lbs 4
oz.
Grandparents are Joe and Hilda
Yocom, Lexington and Ken and
Donna Hunker. Oak Harbor. WA
Great grandparents are Venice
Hendrickson, Pendleton and Merrill
Davis. Shedd. Or.
Letters jo the Editor
Lottery Winners
Local winners in the Oregon State
Lottery arc from Heppner Hamel J.
Batty, $100 from Murrays Drug
Store, and Carol D Baker. Lex
ington. $50 woo at Del's Market in
Lexington
Hospital Notes
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner reports admitting and
discharging the following patients
during the past week
Wade Bothwell. Heppner-
admitted Dec 8. discharged Dec 9.
Lulu McIntosh, lone-admitted
Dec 10; still receiving care
Travis Dollarhide, Heppner
admitted Dec. 12 discharged Dec
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Justice Court
Report
The Morrow County Justice Court
reports handling the following
business during the past week
Richard Calvin Turrell. Heppner
Waste of Game Mammal (deer) $57
fine
David lee Hanna. Heppner-Wasle
of Game Mammal (deer) $57 fine
John S Yambra, Portland-
Suspended License $427 fine
Kevin Fnc Olsen, Kennewick.
WA Illegal ••U" Turn. $17 fine
Ronald Earl Bliven. Salem
Violation Road Closure $46 fine
M arshall Allen DcHaven,
Portland Failure to Validate game
tag to wit Elk tag $35 fine. Viola
tion Road Closure $46 fine.
Edwin Leroy Totten. Redmond
Waste of Game Fish $57 fine
Lawrence Germkl Foster, Bend
No Valid Elk Tag $82 hail forfeited
Loren James Allen. Heppner
Improper left turn into wrong lane
$24 fine
James Matthew HcaJy. Heppner
Exceeding the Maximum Speed 71
mph in a 55 mph zone $40 fine
Rolla Beryl Boughar. Portland
Criminal trespass while in posses
s»on of firearm $102 fine.
Christmas displays makes people happy
To the Editor:
Tis the Season to be Jolly, and a
very good way is to drive around the
streets of Boardman and the roads
outside the town and view the
Christmas lights and decorations at
night Many beautiful displays both
large and small telling of much tunc
and expense to make our area a bit
more bright and cheery for others
Take someone along and look at the
displays, a small child really enjoys
the wonders of this season. Thanks
to everyooe who did a part of mak
ing a all possible, we enjoyed it very
much
Sincerely
(s) Arnold Braat
Heppner Police
The Heppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business Air-
i ng the past week:
Dec 7: 2:50 a m <itation issued
for Violation of the Basic Rule 53
mph in a 35 mph zone
Dec 8: 12 39 a m request officer
for Security Check.
Dec. 9: 12 46 a m request officer
for Security Check; 9 54 p m -
request officr for Security Check,
11:14 p m.-false alarm
Dec. 10: 10:52 p.m.-citation
issued for No Operator License
Dec. II: 12:43 a m request of
ficer for Security Check. 1:04 a m -
request officer for Security Check
Dec. 13: 12:19 a m request of
ficer for Security Check; 2:53 a m.-
report of Criminal Mischief. 7:34
p.m -report of Assault. 11:15 p.m -
request officer for Security Check
CHRISTMAS
Electrolysis &
Thermolysis
Permanent
Hair Removal
A n n a S c h w a n in
C e r tifie d E le c tr o lo g is t
6 7 6 -9 2 4 8
Open Tuesdays Only
or by Appointment
CHRISTMAS AT NAPA
2 4 in . B e a r
fo r h e r o r a I i A P A
“ Overnight
E x p re s s”
T r u c k f o r h im
(While 3 Last) only
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Marriage License
The Morrow County Clerk's of
fice at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports issuing the following mar
nage license during the past week:
Kim K Gabncl. 27. Hemuslon
and Judi Kac Ward. 22, Heppner
Heppner Auto Parts
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Hey! Don’t Forget It’s Tax Time
Bring In Your PIK Certificates
and Save 2% Over The Cash Bid
On Year End Deductions
Be Sure To Call
For Competitive Cash Bids
And - There are only two weeks left to take ad
vantage of the investment tax credit on new
equipment. Call Now.
And - Need Calkins parts? Now save 10% on
any Calkins parts picked up or ordered by
January 15.
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Everyone is invited to
help celebrate our
FIRST
On Monday Dec. 21
From 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Say Hello & Sign-up
for our Drawing
★ 1st - Carb. Overhaul
★ 2nd * Minor Tune-up
★ 3rd • Service Job
COFFEE
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And - Winter overhaul special on now. 10% off
on parts and labor in our shop. Call for a free
inspection and estimate.
And - We still have lots of Christmas ideas in
the store. Be sure to stop.
And - Get your livestock fencing, post, gates,
and materials.
Christmas Sale Continues Thru December 24 th
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