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Hrppner Gaiette Tiroes. Hrppner. Orr«on Wednesday, August 24, 1**M
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Editorial
The Official Newspaper of the
City of Heppner and the
Counts of Morro*
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David and April Sykes, Publishers
Youth soccer sign-up Aug. 25
A sign up for hoys .irul girls 7 12
years old. as o f October I * ill he
held al Ploy bar Insurance Thursday,
August 25. I p m to 7 p m Prac
tier will he at the Lexington Com
munity Field across from the School
l >i si riel ( Hfkc Please contact Stuart
Dick. 989 8450 for further
information
Haven't lost your
impish smile and
dimples. Happy
:1 5 th birthday
HT.H.
Love,
Letters to the Editor
Mom. Travis & Heather
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W’e showed 'em didn't we? I mean
we really showed 'em Them folk»
from Nebraska and Wisconsin and
esen a little those fellows from Bend
and Enterprise and did we ever show
cm up in Umatilla and Irngon
I really didn't have much to do with
it hut I've never passed up a chance to
ride on some one else's aval tails The
real heroes arc Bruce Nicholes (Ml
Valley Land Co ) and Frank Bates
(Dewey's Chevron). And did they
B> Ed Glenn
show 'em
You see. about a year ago a few
fellows from Boardman went out
fishing and called u a walleye tournament They had a ka of fun and maybe
somebody even caught a fish, nobody was really keeping score
Not to be out done, that cra/y mayor up in Umatilla just up and pnv
claimed thai high and dry city as the Capital of Walleye Fishing The
Johnny -come-latelys in Irngon claim to be the Walleye Capital, and neither
has any basis in fact
Boardman is the Walleye Capital o f the World and everyone who ever
dunked a worm knows it
Even the folks at Manner Outboard Motors suspect it. so they included
the Boardman tournament as one o f the 15 they would sponsor around
the county leading up to the World Championships
And it ssas that tournament a week or so hack where Nicholes and Bates
really showed 'em 55 pounds o f walleye in two days Thirteen and a
quarter pounds for the big fish--by Nicholes
The professionals Mike Jones and Mel Schuldt could only muster sc
cond place hui Ben Diggs (Telephone Utilities) and Lee Dockcn (Mt Valley
Land Co.) (that's right the real estate business is so bad they 've all gone
fishing) slipped into third out o f the 19 teams Ben's big fish of over 10
pounds finished third as well
Nicholes' fish was larger than any caught in any o f the Mariner tour
naments so far and probably will be the big fish of the year When it's
all over this fall. Mariner won't be able to get out o f holding the World
Championships right here at the Walleye Capital o f the World next year
Nicholes and Bales arc off to the World Championships and we'll hear
from them again We won't hear any more from the folks in Umadlla nor
Irngon (hough
AS I
SEE IT
Special efforts made for Fair & Rodeo
M arriage Licenses
To the Editor
I want to compliment the ap
pcarancc of the grounds and
buildings of the Morrow Couaty
Fair and Rodeo this year As I
understand, a special effort was
made hy ihc Rawlins’ of Heppner.
The Morrow County Clerk'» o f
fice at the counhouse in Heppner
repons issuing the following mar
riage license during the past week
Frank Thompson Dunlap. 45.
Spokane. WA and;
Karen Laureen A llen , 52,
Spokane, W i
the Garden Clubs of lone. Lexington
and Heppner and Bob Harrison
bringing his covered wagon
li looked great and I heard many
others make positive remarks fhank
you
(s) Kay Proctor
Heppner
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To the Editor:
As a 4 H mother for the first lime
(his year. I sat through (he judging
of 4-H projects in three different
departments and watched the judg
ing on some of the contests at the
Morrow Counts Fair I was xery im
pressed with (he quality of the judg
ing. particularly with the interviews
between the judges and 4 H
members The judges in all three
departments that I observed were
very positive and very helpful to the
4 Hers in future learning As a
parent. I have to admit I learned
some things from ihc |udges
For those who do not know how
it works, (he 4-H judges sit down
with each 4 H member to review the
project, evaluate it. and make sug
gestions for future improvements I
found all of Ihc comments very
positive and very useful
I would urge people next year to
observe part of ihc judging As
adults in i»pen ».lass, wc do not cet
W C C C G olf
Club Championship 27 holes
Thursday, August 4
Flight A low gross first Pat Fd
round son. 112; second Anita Boyer,
121. third Harriet Pierson 127
Flight B low gross first Jo Petty
john.
152.
second Lavella
Sonstagard. INI
Least putts-a tic between Cindi
Doherty and Jo Pettyjohn, 29
K P on No. 9-Lucillc Peck
Most Penalties Jo Pettyjohn
Most 6's Doll Campbell
(8her awards Dream game score
Pal Fdmundson, 107, chip ins-
Harrict Pierson, No 13; Harriet
Evans No I. birdie on No
13 Harriet Evans
T-Time I ursday la d ie s
Signed.
(s) Annetta L Spicer
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The Justice Court departmeni al
the courthouse annex in Heppner
reports handling the following
business during the past week
Frank Aaron Hetmick. Eagle. Id -
Exceeding the Maximum Speed, 74
mph in a 55 mph /one, $30 fine
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$50.00 Gift Certificate Drawing for lm ol girls - lone, lx \
mg ton. and Heppner Ages 13 to Iti Fill out entry form and
bring into register in store. One entry per person Must
register in person. Drawing will be held the first day of
school. Notification of winner will he in the form of a balloon
bouquet delivered to you at school.
H ospital N otes
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner reports admitting and
discharging the following patients
during the past weeks
Melissa Schoonover, Lexington
admitted August I ; discharged
August 4,
Raymond Pettyjohn. Heppner
admitted August 4, discharged
August 5.
Glen Anderson, Lexington
admitted August 4. discharged
August 7;
Melissa Pettyjohn. Heppner
admitted August 5, discharged.
August 8.
Ruth Mael. admitted August 6.
discharged August 9.
Don Finley, admitted August 7;
discharged August 8.
Beverly Jurgens, admitted August
17; discharged August 21
Patients admitted were: Sloan
Keithley admitted August 19, and
Kenneth Palmer, admitted August
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August 9
Flight A low gross first-Eileen
Padbcrg. 39. low net Murial Palmer.
26. least putts Anita Boyer
Flight B low gross Jo Pettyjohn.
48. low net Verna Brinda 33; least
putts. Harriet Evans 17.
K P second shot No 13-t.ucille
Peck, third shot No 15 Barbara
Gilbert
Long drive No. 13-Jo Pettyjohn;
No 10 Anita Boyer
Other awards: sand trap award.
Mary Bcamer. birdie on No I8-I jois
Hunt
other times hy appointment
We re boro to holp you. Wo n TOTAL HARDWARE.
this kind of evaluation and frequently
wonder why certain things placed
better than others Listening to some
of the 4 H judges will answer a lot
of those questions
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Parent views 4 - H judging
WE HANDLE
convenu
The Heppner city council this Thursday will he discussing
the fate of the city garbage dump, and there is a possibility the
dump could be closed down-for good
Some may feel there is no consequence whether or not the
city has a landfill. However, either way the decision goes, to
invest more money in the landfill and keep it open, or close
it down and have our garbage hauled to Hermiston. there will
be an effect on the people o f Heppner.
If the dump is closed we will lose a local business, and the
flexibility and convenience o f having a local garbage hauler
Heppner Sanitary owner Cliff Green has said that if he must
haul Heppner garbage to Hermiston, it will cause a rate increase
that makes his service uncompetitive.
If we lose local service, most likely Hermiston Sanitary would
begin pickup in Heppner How would rates be maintained then'.’
Would we be at the mercy of an out-of-town hauler with no
competition to keep rates reasonable? Additional y. not only
is the landfill used to dump trash from the local garbage col
lector. but also many people use the dump to dispose of grass
clippings, broken and used household items, and other junk from
around the house Where would this trash end up'’ Possibly in
the nearest canyon.
On the flip side, because o f the increased requirements from
the Department o f Environmental Quality, it is getting more
and more expensive to operate the city landfill The days are
over when a hole is dug, garbage dumped, and the whole pile
covered up with dirt and forgotten
The DEQ requires garbage dumps to be tested for leaching,
or water seepage, as well as other environmental tests. These
costs will be borne by the city, and ultimately the tax paying
townspeople, if the dump is to remain open
These and other questions will be addressed at a special city
council meeting this Thursday night at 7 p m. Concerned
citizens should be there.
David Sykes
We Showed
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