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• * ■••• ; . r • •*.. 1 ■ M 1 } t *•” **• • • ' • . . . . » ;• / r H . ■ - ■ • H H K - ilrppner ( l u r t t r T I m n , H rppnrr, O regon Wednesday, January 13, IW* The Official Newspaper of the City of Heppner and the County *»f Morrow ■ V | OV PA ttif ■»»»■»—1 __ r , . . . , ______■ _ _____ \ iW < 7 The H eppner G A Z E T T E -T IM E S M orrow C ounty’* Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 2 4 0-420 P u h l h M r*«T* H n l a n d a i and n u r r r d a* a n a d r i a a i m «I ct m Ikr M tUTIt» a* llrp fm rf. O r r |i i a under (h r Art a t M a rik J , 1*74. V iu n d ctaaa purtage paid a« H rp p n rr. H r if ia i ( M i n at 147 W n l W i m N trtrt. T rirp tM a (SOJl 474-4221. A ddrna n u n m u n k a ta»M to Ik r H rp p n rr ( .*« * « tet Im ev P .O . A n J J 7 , H rp p n rr Itrrp n n 47*.t4 SutM rrtplioM : 112 in M o rro n . W W eWr. (.tMia m and t .r a a l ( Munllr*; ( U r h r a k n r . Jo*»« Hugh«-* ................................................................. 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IN *rtbutiun David and April Sykes, Publishers *. , * ! _ Letters to the Editor Are Morrow County competitive? - To the Editor: At present, any student in a rural area high school who lives too far from a community college to com mute daily is at a disadvantage upon entering a school of higher educa tion In urban areas the college- inclined have access to college preparatory classes while rural students do not This couki be changed in Morrow County it Blue Mountain Commune ty College had satellite classes for * Schools collegc hound juniors and seniors at our local high schools; and. addi tKmally. comprehensive vocational training programs that prepare students for skilled jobs Only this type of approach to education will give us the skilled educated people that we need If wc do less, we will have failed our students Sincerely. (s)Margarct G Murray An open letter , * #*s ,.l , / m r; ^ , ' < -, « * * V •' » ’* , • % T A I • • . > ■ & à . r , f ■g, r *■ » »« « • » /) r - v r. ' ^ t • f " /? * / ' ! * V T ii '. • . '- . ó - * ; • »V ; * •, t . ; : A? r ' * V. f > ¡4 t ' i ♦ , V . * v ■. ' V > >• . V ' r, : j To the Editor: Dear Servants of “ WE THE PEOPLE", You have moved against me again, true to form with a failure to appear for dates 7-24-87, and 9-24 87 on a case identified as DC 87 8, would you let me in on this since it s against me. why must I find out from strangers. I have carcluly checked all my records and find nothing trom you of such a case, or is this another one of your sc hemes to trap and otherwise harass me as you have all along You arc a little difficult to deal with when you don't bother to share your fantasies with me, at least, that I might rcs- pond with lawful paper work, though you don't respond to me or The Constitutions of Oregon or the United States anyway, disregarding my status as a true member of the • WE THE PEOPLE". Even the cases of contempt that you tried to bring against me. for two tnals that never took place, you still haven't retracted even after witness of its never taking place You notified the State D M V notif- ing them of this non-existant trial to have them suspend a drivers license that was turned in months before and did not exist Come on now what are you trying to do? Constitutionally yours. (s)Larry Coles Phone call from Santa was Christmas delight To the Editor: We would like to express our ap preciation to those men who were in volved with a "phone call from San ta " Our two children were so ex cited about being able to talk to San ta. In fact, it was one of the highlights of their Christmas Wc appreciate the time these men took, to make this possible Sincerely, (s) Mark and Shanny Miller l'LOVHAH INSURANCE In Heppner Phone 676-5818 Save Yourself Some Money Get Some Great Service LIFE * HEALTH * HOMI vw AUTC j lo in th e E L K S !!!! r> y% I***., .,•* > BINGO \ Jan. 14th. Ix>dge Demonstration of Brvathalm r after Lodge S t a r t in g Ia n . lO th T u e sd a y N ig h t Will be Game N ig h t F re e Peel* B r id g e , P in e c h le , Lee ’e e e e £ 7:30 1 ». M. -v : Jan 31st. Join Us For Superbowl Sunday!! »»* 3* Heppner Elks 358 676-91X 1 V h / iim h u >»./' 'h i / M 2 N . M a in Same Song, Second Verse K rn n y -a son was horn Jan 6. 1988 to Joe and Linda Kenny of Heppner at St An thony hospital The haby weighed 8 lb I .>/ Grandparents are Bill and Marge Kenny. Heppner; Dtrena Johnson. Portland. Flarry Siclcr. Gold Beach Great grandparent* are Julia Latim er. Sandy. Mr* Rose Mahoney. Baker The haby joins two sisters Katie. 8 years and Christy. 7 years at home. S herri K athryn-a daughter. Sherri was horn Jan 6. 1988 to Brcttc and Norm Diggins of Ket- chican. Alaska The haby weighed 4 lbs 7 oz. Grandparents are Millie and Karl May. H eppner. Ruth Olson, Hermiston The baby joincs one sister. Billie Jo at home. RHey Brett Wight a son. Riley, was bom December 16, 1987, to Shelly and John Wight of Heppner at Good Shepherd Hospital l"he baby weighed 7 lbs 4 oz Grandparents are Jcri and Gary The Morrow County Sheriff s of Wight. Spray, Linda and Robert fice at the courthouse reports dispat DelaCruz. Spokane. WA thing the following business during Great grandparents are Dick and the past week: Velma W igh, Terrebonne, and Jan 5: Morrow County Sheriff s Helen Obershaw , Baker office dispatched the Boardman Am The haby joins one brother Adam. bulante to the Sentry Market for a 20 months, at home male with unknown illness Subject refused transport; Morrow County Sheriffs office dispatched the Boardman ambulance to a residence in Boardman for an The Heppner Police Dept reports unknown illness. One male was handling the following business dur transported to the North Morrow ing the past week Medical Clinic. Jan 4-12:33 a m request officer Jan 6: Morrow County Deputy for Security Check arrested Melvin Anthony Rachor. Jan 8 8 30 a m parking citation Sr., age 46 at Wagon Wheel Addi issued. 1:30 p m -report of Criminal Hon in Imgon on a Umatilla Coun Mischief; 9:07 p m report of ty warrant for Failure to Pay Fine on Suspicious Person original charge Assault IV He was Jan 10-3:28 a m -report of taken to Umatilla Police Dept where Strange Noises. 9 57 a m assist he was turned over to a Umatilla Street Dept.; 10 40 a m motorist County Deputy assist. Jan 7 Morrow County Sheriff s office investigated a report of stolen hay in Boardman area Deputy By Claud« Hughes Chamber Manager located Matter handled civilly Community involvement, that's Jan 8 Morrow County Sheriff s office assisted Boardman Police what Town and Country Week has Dept , in the arrest of James Earl been all about Ranchers, main sta-ct Gowan. 33, Boardman on a charge merchants, school teachers, null employees, businessmen all the of Robbery I; Deputy investigated a report of an people who nuke up this great com animal problem on Kunzc mad and munity participate Meetings arc held with everyone ms ited. goals are Miller lane Jan 9 Morrow County Sheriffs set, awards presented, officers elected, speeches arc given, and office arrested Joseph Rivera Por tillo, 46, Irrigon. for Assault great sighs of relief are heard as all IV/Rcsisting Arrest, Boardman come together tor a social time at the Town and Country Banquet Friday Police Dept Imgon Police Dept night assisted Hopefully, wc go home know mg Jan II: during the week of January 4 11, Morrow County more about what nukes each other Sheriff s Dept assisted no disabled tick and ready to meet the world head-on Reflections of ourselves are motorists. Morrow County Sheriff s office found in the way wc relate toothers. dispatched the Boardman ambulance Together, weean hi- support systems to a city residence for a female 68 for eac h other and dure problems as well as successes through greater years with an unknown illness understanding The Chamber Manager is always open lor sugges lions for programs, community events, and volunteers to help carry Tuesday, Jan 12-blood pressures these things out Drop yout ideas hy and immunizations. Irrigon County the Chamber office offices. I p m -4 p m In keeping with the theme com Friday, Jan 15 blood pressures munity involvement, I share this and immunizations. Heppner office quote "I believe we arc given life 8 30 -4 p m to enjoy and nuke it more enjoy able Monday, Jan 18 Martin Luther for others The best way to do this King's Birthday, office closed is to get in the middle of it." Tuesday. Jan 19 blood pressures (Jet right in the middle of the and immunizations. Boardman City grand finale of Town and Country Hall. 1:30 4 p 111 Week Friday, and enjoy Wednesday. Jan 20 blood Coming up St Patrick's Plann ing session Monday. Jan 18. noon. pressures, lone Bank of Eastern Kale s Everyone welcome Oregon kitchen. 2-3 p m Tuesday. Jan 19 Chamber at Friday. Jan 22-blood pressures and immunizations. Heppner office, noon. Elks Tourism video Tuesday. Jan 26-Chamber at 8:30 a m.-4 p m. noon. F.lks-set goals tor new year Tuesday. Jan 26 blood pressures and immunizations. Imgon County office. 1-4 p m Friday, Jan 29 blood pressures and immunizations. Heppner office 8 30 a m -4 p m The Justice Court at the Cour ihouse in Heppner reports handling the following business during the past week Mckxiy Ranas Marlatt. Heppner Exceeding the Maximum Speed mph in a 33 mph /one, SR) fine George Silo At Barr. Hermiston Violation of Cooperative Road Closure Agreement. $36 fine Steven Gilbert West. Pendleton Failure to Drive Right of Center Line. $17 fine Raymond Edward Dusenherry. Pendleton Exceeding the Maximum Speed. 74 mph in a 53 mph /one. $42 fine Adam Joe Pcrcr. Lexington Exceeding the Maximum Speed, 72 mph in a 33 mph /one. $30 fine Kenneth Gary l.ytton. Pendleton Defective Equipment. $13 fine, Billy Ray Bums. Mountlakc Ter race. Wa No Eire Extinguisher. $30 fine Sheriff’s Report Heppner Police Report Governor Goldschmidl's "Oregon Comeback" has a familiar nng. The G overnor's plan to spur economic development was a strongly touted c ampaign promise and has now begun to surface in specific programs The heart of the project centers around a reorganized Department of Economic Dcsclopmcnt charged with spending the lottery profits, and a collection of Regional Economic Development Strategies to guide that expenditure The lottery profits were supposed to finance economic development from the very beginning hut with cost over runs and all. success was not a word one am id apply to the idea Goldschmidt's overhaul projected $25 million for the purpose over the next two years Even hef(/re the Regional Strategies program was announced, the Cover nor had committed $15 million for the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, several more million for a similar facility in Eugene and a a m ple of million for a Bend center The regions are being coerced by the Department of Economic Development and the strategies arc being writ ten around tourism a* the target industry. Morrow County's committee is in the process of structuring a region and a development strategy which looks like a tourism based target just as the department wants Thus it appears that Governor Tom McCall’s slogan of a few years ago. which many observers claim actually retarded economic development in the date, has been resurrected by Governor Neil Goldschmidt McCall bcsecchcd our neighbors to “ Come visit, hut don't stay." Sure enough, they built manufacturing plants, created jobs, paid taxes, financed schools, built homes and stayed in Washington and California and Idaho. Now. Goldschmidt is inviting them to "Come hack” for another visit Same song, second verse Chamber Chatter While Supplies Last REVERE MILLS kitchen towels let you dry dishes and wipe up spills fast These first-quality. 16 by 25-inch towels are made of 100% cotton and have hemmed edges Asstd designer prints »v?»*» M u M ' j D aua i I 7 N orth Main Jan 213 • Or GiffonJ Jan 9-17 * Or Thtessen Jan 23124 Or Koznek SINGLE FILTER 45% Off __________ C A S E M IX OR MATCH 45% O ff One Dozen Heppner Auto Parts® 676-9123 Make it 148 E Center Heppner NAH BRAND new! C o u rt Street M a rk e t CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS Golden Grain, beef, chicken, fried rice, Spanish rice Stroganotf, rice pilaf The following patients were ad mitted or discharged at the Pioneer Memorial Hospital during the past week in Heppner Maurice Groves admitted Januars 4, discharged January 7 Rice-a-Roni 7u oz «eg 115 ea. Western Family S to r M a c a r o n i & C h e e se 7v« oz Reg 45‘ Green w DOCTORS ON WEEKEND CALL AT PIONEER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL t.7t, Ml S« I l e p p i * ‘f 40 to 45% OFF A LL MARA FILTERS 40% Off Health Dept. w w w m w Darts «1 M atthew Patrick PMH Report Wednesday1 Big l\>t * 1 V/ Births J u s t ic e C o u r t R e p o rt Stew »Meat lb Campbells Chicken Noodle Soup 10'' j o /., Reg 57‘ I » _ Nood>« i-« o tlf il 1er 25V C abbage Beef 80* 9 9 * Ruby red S tor • tor G r a p e fr u it Green P ep p ers (■ rou n d B e e f Beef C u b e S tea k Prices good Jan 14 - M OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M. - 6 PM Lorren Court Stroct Market 111 N Court Heppner I7 M S 4 3 ¿ ' * . • ’ * •• *ì, ** - ' ' - I « * J # * ' * % *
