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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, ApriJ 27. I9H8_
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The H epporr
To the Editor
Wc here in Irrigon along with
great Columbia River would like to
tell your readers about a gentleman
that wc appreciate and think is a
natural resource Baker's Mike
Nclvm gave our kickoff meeting in
establish a Chamber of Commerce
the added boost of cspcrience and
esuhcrance thji carried the si*ty
some participants to the point of
establishing a steering committee
We hope to emulate the successes
that Mike related during his présen
tait«*) His efforts with Baker city
and Eastern Oregon in general and
(he representation on the Tourism
Council gave us ample demonstra
tion of his "can do" attitude and
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E ditor:
With all the talk about the Beef
Checkoff, it’s lime to set some facts
straight, especially since every beef
producer will have an opportunity to
vote on the future of the Checkoff
on Tuesday . May 10
Fact (he Checkoff is run by pro
ducers themselves We have our
own Bccl Board, and we make all
our own decisions on h«>w «mr in
vestment is spent
Fact ihc Chec koff «kies a I«* more
than advertising More than 100
Chcck«>ff pmgrams include research
(S4 million this year) into arras such
as: cholesterol, and heef as a source
o f iron. p»unt of purchase promo
tion. educational programs for «kic-
tors and health care professionals,
and consumer cducatum that is help
ing change the way people think
about beef.
Fact the Checkoff is working.
Surveys have documented that more
Americans think beef is an important
pan of a healthy diet, and they've
also show n that ’ light ” users of heef
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B e e f c h e c k o f f h a s i t ’s a d v a n t a g e s
I have been known to discuss nut
lers politic friNtt lime to lime And one
ihmg I hear frequently is "O h. I never
pay attention to the party. I vote (or the
man
It's usually said wilh a great
deal of pride and satisfaction in having
studied "the n u n " and in knowing
where he stands (Please read " n u n "
herein in ihc generic sense The lemi
is intended to replace that abomination
of the English language: "hc/shc ” )
Oregon, as well as much of (he rest
of ihc country has long been known
Glenn
"individualistic." politically speaking
I think what lhal means is th.it the
political analysts can't anticipate whal ihc voters will do And part of lhal
unpredictability comes from voting for ihc nun
The fact is, lew voters really know the nun Oh. we all hear what ihc
man say*. Hut that's a result of much high powered advise on what we
want to hear Political speeches arc designed to nuke the nun appear to
be what we warn him to he An out-and-out cscrcisc in deception
We also read what the media writes about the nun. but that is equally
unreliable F.vcry reporter and every newspaper has its own agenda and
no nutter how they nuy try to present Ihc truth, it is always shaded by
(hat reporter or paper, or other media viurce
Since wc know, and can learn very little lhal is true, about the nun.
"voting for the n u n " is simply a stab in the dark
Besides, "the n u n " always lines up on the side of the party when the
chips arc down It's the party lhal names ihc leadership, ihc committee
chairman and most of the members It’s the party "W hip” that lines the
man up on the side of the party no matter what the tiu n believes
The one reliable thing wc can learn about the nun is his party An d
a* I sec it. that’s really the only thing wc need to know Because ihai's
the only really important thing W e’ll have to learn a little bit about the
party now. but maybe I can help in the weeks to come.
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To the Editor
In response to the recent letter
from Mr Klinger
I was approached last September
by Mr Klinger and asked to file
crim inal charges against the
operators of so-called "Key l>ock"
gas pumps in Morrow County I
declined, tcclmg that it was m* a
criminal matter In December, I way
approached by the Oregon Gasoline
Dealers Association and asked to
seek an injunction restricting the
operation of these kcy-ltx'k pumps
Because of a possible confiicl-of-
interest involv ing a member of this
office, I referred (he matter to the
l manila County District Attorney,
to indopcntkntly review, and take
whatever action he felt appropriate
Relying on a 1900 Oregon Attorney
General's opinion, (he I numila
County District Attorney determin
ed that tl was unclear whether these
key-lock gas pumps violate the
Statue prohibiting self service al
retail gas staiHms He agreed with
my decision not to prosecute This
is a nutter which needs to he resolv
ed by the legislature or the Attorney
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Sisleen men participated in Sun
day Men's play at Willow Creek
Country Club (his weekend
John Edmundstm won low gross
with Gary Watkins second
laiw' net for the morning was
garnered by Dan Slnilhcrs and Tad
Miller took \«xond
John Edmundson also matte least
putts. Jerry Cutsforth was cUiscst
to the pin on *4 and #11 Dan
Struthcrs had long dnvc on #b
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G<ird«>n Allen Wegworth-a son,
Gord»>n. was bom April 11. 1988 to
luura W eg worth of Heppner at
Good Shepherd Hospital The baby
weighed 7 lbs 10 oz.
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The Justice Court office at the
C«iurth«iuse Anne* in Heppner
reports handling the following
business during the past week;
Frank Blaine Engelman, lone
Driving While Suspended. $125
fine.
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Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner report* admitting and
discharging the following patients
during the past week
Kathleen Andcrwin, Heppner-
admitted April IK. discharged April
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The Morrow Ctxinty S h eriff» of
fice at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports dispatching the folkiwing
business during the past week
April 19 M orrow C ounty
S h eriffs office dispatched the
Boardman ambulance to Lamb
Weston Inc., Boardman One male
was transported to Good Shepherd
Hospital with an unknown illness;
M«>rrow County SherifTs office
received a report of a theft of fenc
ing material Investigatmn is conti
nuing Amount of value is unknown
at this time Victim is L J Lott.
Bend, but owns property on Rippec
Road
Apnl 20 Morrow County deputy
responded to a residence outside of
lone regarding an abandoned vehi
cle Vehxde wav violen out of The
Dalles Vehicle was towed by Lex
ington Auto Body Investigation is
still underway,
M«irrow County deputy respond
cd to the West Glen area There was
a report of a suspxmus vehx le dnv
ing at a high rate of speed.
Morrow County deputy assisted
Irrigon Police Department in a
report of a domestic assault that oc
curred insKle the city limits One
male subject was arrested and
transporte«! to Benton County Jail
April 21: M orrow C ounty
ShenfTs office assisted victim with
dog complaint in Irrigon area
April 22: M orrow C ounty
Sheriffs office resp«inded to assist
Oregon State Polxe in pursuit of a
stolen vehicle;
Morrow County S h en ff s office
dispatched the Boardman ambulance
and backup ambulance to a scene of
a one car rollover with injuries
Three people were transported to
Good Shepherd Hospital;
Morrow County S h en ff s office
arrested Leslie Lee Thompson. lone
for Driving Untler the Influence of
intoxicants He was released on his
own recognizance
April 23: M orrow C ounty
ShenfTs office assisted Oregon State
Police of ArlingUin in a high speed
pursuit on 1-84 Suspect was
apprehended in the Irrigon area.
April 24: M orrow C ounty
Sheriff s office assisted Btiardinan
Polxe Department investigate and
attempt to kxale the owner of some
lost property;
Morrow County S h en ff s office
responded to investigate a one vehi
cle accident on Heppner Lexington
highway, milepost 37. At 5 a m the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital am-
bualnce transported one male. 46. of
lone with unkixiwn injuries to the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner,
Morrow County Sheriff s office
responded to investigate a family
disiurbancc in the Irngon area In
vestigation is to be continued.
Morrow County S h en ff s office
respoixlcd to investigate the report
of a wind surfer lhal was missing
l-ast place male was seen was in the
3 mile canyon area on the Colum-
ba. 11 08 p m this agency receiv
ed information that the male was
located and o k.;
Morrow County Shenff* office
dispatched the Condon ambulance to
a residence in Contkin A male with
an unknown illness was transported
to a local clinic.
Apnl 25: Morrow County assisted
one disabled motonst with Morrow
County for the week of Apnl 18-24.
Morrow Ctxinty S h en ff s office
responded to investigate a report of
a family disturbance m the Irngon
area This incident is related to Apnl
24, 1988. 7 :3 0 p.m fam ily
disturbance
Sheriff’s Report
The M«>miw County Sheriff v of
fice reports dispatching the folkiw
ing business during the past week
April 10 M«irrow C ounty
Sheriff s office arrested Terry Lee
Cain. 24. Irngon for Failure to Ap
pear and Assault IV
A pril I I : M orrow C ounty
ShcrifTs deputy responded to assist
with a juvenile problem in ihc Hepp
ner area;
Morrow County ShenfT s office
dispatched the Boardman Fire
Department to a fire of trees «in W
Kun/c Road in Boardman At 6 43
p m department was rcdispatched
due to fire starting back up again.
April 12 M orrow C ounty
S h eriffs office dispatched the
Btiardman Fire Department to a
structure fire at the Hitchin' Post
restaurant in Boardman.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
respomlcd lo the Lexington area to
investigate report oí vehicle racing
around town causing disturbance.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
responded to a report of a vehic le ac-
cidcnt on Poleline Road South of
Holmstead Road No injuries were
reported Three citations were
issued;
Morrow County ShcnfTs office
arrested Daniel King Budmck. 25,
on a Multnomah County warrant for
Parole VHilatkin Assault II Bail was
posted and subject released;
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Boardman Fire
Department to a grass fire out of
control on the W end of Kunze
Road.
Morrow County SherifTs office
assisted Boardman Police Depart
ment w ith a report of a female men
tal subject in the Btiardman area.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
dispatched the Boardman Fire
Department to a grass fire thal had
flared up again on the W end of
Kun/c Road
April 14 M orrow C ounty
Sheriff s office responded to a one
vehicle accident on Ml Adams
Avenue and Falcr Road Anthony G.
V an d/andcn, 19, and Robert
Swcit/cr. 20. operating a motorcy
cle Swcit/cr was transp«irtcd to
Good Shepherd Hospital by a private
cili/cn. with unknown injuries
April 15
M orrow C ounty
SherifTs oficc dispatched the Board
man and Arlington ambulance to an
accident at mile post 155 on 1-5
transported to (kxid Shepherd
hsispital with unknown injuries.
Morrow Counly Sheriff suffice and
B**irdinan Police Department dispai
chcd to assist Oregon State Police
and ambulances.
Morrow County Sheriff s office
hac ked up Boardman Police depart
tnent at a report of a domestic
dispute at a business in Boardman
Suspeci was unable to kxale;
Morrow County Sheriff s office
arrested Damn Allan Sim, Btiard
man, 22, for Assault IV Harass
ment Subjeci was lodged on the
charges
April 16 M orrow C ounty
Sheriffs office arrested Tony W
Cain. 19, Irrigon for Driving Under
the Influence of Intoxicant*
Apnl 18 During the week of
April 10-17. Morrow County
Sheriff s office assisted one disahl-
ed im»t«>rist
C o u r t Sit r e e l W a r k e t
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Joseph Donald Worlein, bom
March I I . 1913 in Reynolds.
Nebraska, died April 17, 1988 in
Portland
He is survived by his wife Nadine.
Spray, daughter* Pat Hyatt. Hepp
ner. Janet Christensen. Portland and
Dorothy Buell. Milwaukee, sisters
Ruby Blyth. Hemet. Calif ; V’amla
Dunn. Bcllfkiwer. Calif , Alta Reis.
Los Angeles. C alif ; brothers
Clarence and James of Portland. 10
g ran d ch ild ren and 3 g re a t
grandchildren A daughter, lo ra and
son Getirgc Allen proceeded him in
death
Joe retired from Kin/ua Corpora
tion in 1979 after about 30 years of
serv ice He was a member of the
Masons Fovsil Lodge #89. Royal
Arch Masons, Heppner #26. Mother
Scottish Rite o f Freemasonry 32nd
degree. Baker. Eastern Stars-
Carnation Chapter #44. Pnneville.
Disposition was be cremation and
at his request there were no services
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General In any event, it is no) ap
propriatc to involve the criminal
justice system in whal is essentially
an economic struggle between retail
gasoline dealers, and the operators
o f key-lock pumps
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Morrow County District Attorney
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Judith ,
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are buying our produci more often
The fact is heef production is Mor
row County * leading agruulturc
commodity, if wc stand still our
competitors will pwvs us by We need
the Beef Checkoff as a stable source
of funding to make sure lhal our pro
duct can meet the competition at the
market place
The btvttom line is lhal the
Checkoff can help us make greater
pmfits in a more stable cm trimmer*
E«* ciampie. it the value of the S.VX)
calf you sold last fall increases by
S50. and it the Checkoff is respon
siblc for even 10 percent of that in
crease. you gel hack S5 for each
dollar you invest Thai’s whal the
Checkoff is all about!
Please vote on May 10 and vote
"Y cs"f«* the future of the Beef
Checkoff and the economy «if Mor
row County
Sincerely.
(s) Mark and Tami Kictmann
Heppner. Or
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whal is truly possible in our region
Results, of course, speak louder
than words, so he sure to stop by the
new Oregon Visit«* Center just east
of us at the Columbia river crossing
of 1-82 and swing down Highway
730 where you will always be
welcome in Irrigon
Thank you Mike Nelson for the
time and energy that you deviacd to
our fledgling cltori and for your
positive goals for Eastern Oregon
Your public service will not he
forgotten in our com m unity.
Sincerely,
(s> Eric Dtrks
Tales and Tac kle Gunsmithing Shop
Hwy 710 and 4th Street
Irrigon. i)r 97844
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