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Heppner ( i u r i l e l i m n , Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, April 20, IVH8 - SE V E N
J u s tiC ^ C o u r t
T a x p a y e r “ g r e a tly c o n c e rn e d
Report
To the Editor
The aftermath o f viXerx' rejection
o f b oth the M o rro w C o u n ty
Operating and School D istrict levies
has me greatly concerned
As a taspacer, propens and
homeowner in this county for over
twelve years. I feel discouraged We
have worked hard in M orrow Coun
ty to maintain and improve our coun
ty and school district These budget
defeats w ill adversely affect us. in
my optnam, because business and in
dustry are attracted to communities
w ith good county services and
schools C hronx budget defeats w ill
slowly but surely alter the king range
goals ansi future o f ibis area ansi the
Justice Court o ffice at the C our
thouse Anne» in Heppner reports
handling the follow ing business dur
ing the past week
M arvin LeRoy la n e . John Day-
No Vehicle License, S26 bail
forfeited
John Brent Looney. Heppner
Insufficient to g Binders. V ib bail
forfeited
James D Hatley. Pilot Rock No
Truck License. $67 bail forfeited
Jackie Ray Richardson. Stanfield
D efective Equipm ent. $61 bail
forfeited
John Howard N ew ell. San Fran
cisco, C A -V io la tio n o f the Basic
Rule. 4b mph in a 25 mph /one. $36
fine
John Brent la x m c y . Heppner
Insufficient lo g Binders. $66 bail
forfeited
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impact w ill he felt county wisle in
o u r co m m un ities, schools and
families
M orrow Csiunty has sine o f the
lowest tax bases in the entire state
We need to educate ourselves, ask
questions and get the facts straight
The cu ncn t trend in our csiunty and
schsisil district is alarming Maybe
people whsi don't like pay ing for one
o f (he kiwest tax rates in Oregon
ought to try moving away to pay
higher taxes fo r services and
schools
(s) Larry L French
M sirm w Csiunty Tax Payer
Bsiardman. Oregon
T o the Editor
It is time for the people o f Eastern
Oregon to wake up The biggest
“ la n d G rab” in the histsiry o f the
State o f Oregon is on the move
The Oregon Scenic Waterways
Program is alive and well It is gotv
bling up our land mile by m ile and
acre by acre as it moves up these
rivers There is no guarantee that
they w ill not eventually takesivcr all
the rivers and "Scenic Areas'* in the
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& Fertilizer
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We who live here and depend on
the rive r fo r our livelihood and
home» arc now in direct danger o f
loving it all
Please Anyone livin g on or near
the n v c rv or anyone who thinks they
may some day want to live on or
near a riv e r, w rite to Oregon State
Parks and Recreation D ivisio n. 520
Trade SF Salem. Oregon «>7310.
and ask fo r a copy o f the Oregon
Scenic Waterways Program. A Land
Owners Guide
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I have just read the copy I got and
I cannot believe that our state
government could be guilty o f such
a stupid, grasping, dictatorial plan
Just one example It our 75 year old
house was to bum. or it wc wished
to replace (or even repaint) it wc
would have to get permission from
this agency Wc would have to mx
only build according to their
specifications but even paint the
house the color they wished If we
break their rules they can take our
property hy aquisitinn
Die Ecologists have taken over all
the Public lands and wc must stop
the “ lake o ve r" o f private lands
is) Blanche Collins
Spray, Oregon
The 26th annual auction
& barbecue of the lone
United Church of Christ
will be Saturday, June
4th. Donations will be
picked up by Bill Riet-
mann, 422-7296 and by
Dick Allen. 422-7563
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MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
April 2 & 3 ........................ Dr. Bruce W illiams
April 8 (Hosp ciimc H o u rs ) ....................Dr. Wenburg
April 9 & 10 ................................. Dr. Wenburg
April 11 - 15 (Clinic Hours & Emergencies) Df. Wenburg
April 16 & 1 7 ...................................Dr. Wenburg
April 23 & 2 4 .................................Dr. Thiessen
April 30 & May 1 ......................... Dr. Thiessen
May 7 & 8 ....................................... Dr. Thiessen
May 14 & 1 5 ................................. Dr. Thiessen
May 21 & 2 2 ................................... Dr. Koznek
May 28 & 2 9 ........................................Dr. Diehl
Appointments to see the doctor on weekends may he
arranged in advance by calling B78WI.LT
Appointments will he charged as office visits.
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To the Editor
The religious freedom that this
country was founded upon is being
threatened 4 Hill. HR 390, is ah»>ut
to be intnxluced into the House
which would bring about an end of
religious freedom as wc know it
D ill Hill would have the government
officially condcm vcvcral mainline
religious groups through out the
nation
People concerned tor our religious
freedom must rally behind an oppos
ing piece o f legislation. HJR 518
HJR 518 conimcratcs the adoption of
the first amendment to the Constitu
turn which guarantees religious
freedom Throughout our nation's
history , religion has contributed to
the weltare of believers and ol socie
fy, and has been a force lor main
taming high standards o f morality,
ethics and justice
Hill 390 has shown us that
religious freedom can not be taken
for granted Concerned citi/cns who
arc interested in protecting religious
freedom should w ork tow ard
establishing a week where we can
join together in support of religious
liberty for all
Write or call your Congressman
and tell him to support Religious
Freedom Week
(S) Gwen Mayfield
1436 S E Main
Durward R. Tash
Durward R “ lA id " Tash. 82.
Heppner. a longtime employee o f the
M orrow County Cream ery, died
Monday. A p ril I I . 1988 at Pioneer
M em orial Hospital
The funeral was Thursday at the
United Methodist Church in Hepp
ner with concluding service and
bunal fo llo w in g at the Heppner
Masonic C emetery
Tash was bom Jan 8. 1906. at
lone, son o f Fred and Pearl Stanley
Tash He attended Heppner schools,
graduated fro m Heppner H igh
School and attended Oregon State
University
He was a lifetim e resident o f M or
row County except for tw o years
spent in Montana
He worked for the M orrow C'oun
ty Creamery from 1934 until his
retirement in 1980
He married Della Edmondson on
Oct 31, 1943 at Heppner.
Survivors include his w ife at the
home, stepsons, Jjck Edmondson o f
Portland and Dick Edmondson o f
Sacramento. C a lif . stepdaughter.
Mac Nichols, o f Kingston. Wash .
brothers Bob o f Hayden Island,
Idaho and Rodney o f Salem, sisters
Ruth Peterson o f W ixxlland and
/a u la M cC lard o f Fossil, seven
g ra n d c h ild re n
and
fiv e
great grandchildren
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