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- * • », -,— f . * t - . # * • • »V «4 FOLK - Heppner ( ¡ l i r t l t - l l m o , Heppner, Oregon M rd n n d a v , November 2«. |V(W The Official Newspaper of the City of Heppner ami the County of Morrow Justice Court Report The Heppner The Justice Court office at the courthouse annex in Heppner reports handling the follow ing business dur ing the past week Allan Dwight Settlemire, 46, Springfield Failure to Secure Pole Trailer, $57 bail forfeited. Donald I W alker Ml Clackamas Failure to Properly Validate Deer I jg. $49 fine. Arthur Victor Townsend, 30. Portland Shooting from Public Roadway. $53 fine. David Glenn Estes. 31, Umatilla Hunting Pheasant in Prohibited Area from roadway. $53 fine. Gary Charles Killens. 32, St. Helens Hunting Without Valid Elk Tag. $43 fine. Alice Irm a F o rester. 55, Terrebonne Hunting With«»ut Valid Eft lag. $43 flat Rocky John Rodriguez. 22. Heppner Failure to Tag Big Game Mammal Elk. $49 fine. Nico Oeerling. 23. Hillsboro- Failure to Properly Validate Tag Controlled Deer Hunt, $49 flat M ichael D C allaw ay, 30. Mtlwaukie Failure to Validate Deer Tag. $49 fine. Ronald G Gainer. 37. Sherwixid- No Game Mammal Transfer Slip- Dccr. $36 fine; Russel I j C c Rollis. 37, Heppner Failure to Secure Pole Trailer to Secure Pole Trailer, $4? fine; Brian James Sipp, 23, Baker Failure to Drive on Right Side ol Highway, $20 fine. Kenneth Charles Lindsay. 46. Lexington Failure to Secure Pole Trailer, $41 fine. Timothy John Hays. 19. F.cho- GAZETTE-TIMES M orrow C ounty's Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 2 4 0 420 PuM hhtd e *te) M rd n n d a t and entered a* wrond-ctaM m ailer at like Pual ( MTIre at H eppner, O r e r » under the Sri of M a rih 3, KPS Setimd r i a n puWage paid m Ite p p n rr. Itrepun OftVe at 147 SSeW WUIuw Street tetephnne lS«3l *74-*121 S d d re u rum m unkatlun» to the H rppner t.a ttU e Times. P .O . Bo» 337. H ep p ner, Oregon *7*44 SutncrlpIMm«: % 12 In M orrow. W heeler. I.llllam and Oran! ( ountlrs. U ) r We where Joyce Hughe,.................................................. tHTVe Manager. Typesetting Aped Sykes ......................................................................................... tdhoe (.all ( hafTre .............................................................. (.raphlrs Department Becky k>am .............................................................. l.raphlcs Department Monique Parrot................................................. DWtrlbotlnn Kay Rene Uualis ..............................................................................Binder, David and April Sykes, Publishers Letters to the Editor Epitaph for Heppner? » • r To the hditor: After a successful hunt in the lowlands near Heppner, I was ask ed by a fnend to take a ride into the mountains What started out as a pleasant drive, ended with a startl ed realization The forest was shrinking Clear cuts were evident through out the area It did not ap pear that any replanting had or was taking place Since it takes between 35 and 50 years for a tree to become marketable in Eastern Oregon. I had to wonder what the Forest Service and private enterprise had in mind for our future When the forest is depleted where will the people, that now make their living from it. go? How will they provide for their families, schools, communities? Most large businesses are diver sifted, m i that if one entity is lost or becomes less profitable. they can move on, with very little Iota. Heppner as I sec it has two employers, lumber and farming If we take lumber out of the picture you also take .300 jobs I do m 8 think farming can absorb that many jobs or provide the monetary loss to the community that would take place Everyone I talked to, agreed The forest under the present pressure ap peared to he doomed within 10 to 15 years The general consensus seem cd to he. if I can make it for a few more years I'll be able to retire le t someone else worry about it Is this an cpttaph for the future '1 (s) Dave Jones 417 Swan Dr Livermore. CA ‘*4550 Enter Fair theme contest The Morrow County fair commit tee is holding a contest for the 1990 Morrow County Fair and Rodeo theme Entries should be mailed to Lorraine lj»dd. Box 197. lone. 97843 by December If) The winner will receive prizes which will he an nnunced later The Regional Strategy $ Oregon's l*«tery profits have been earmarked for economic development Somehow much of the money has been tunneled off to finance other things such as prisons and convention centers around the state My imagination needs a pretty big stretch to reach that tar, hut that’s the way it is Fortunately, not all the money has gone to build more governmental in Irastructurc A sizable chunk has been assigned to “ Regional Economic Development Strategies That's a By FJ Cilcnn program whereby lottery money is allocated to groups of counties (the Region) to fund projects within a locally determined strategy Morrow and Umatilla Counties have formed a region and have adopted a development strategy that targets the agriculture industry w nh emphasis on those industries that add value to our own agricultural products We arc now in the second biennium of this program Die first time around the region funded a research program at the I xperunent Station directed toward high value fruit and vegetable production, a fruit and vegetable packing and cold storage plant to be built near the I K4. I 82 interchange and an agricultural marketing grant program Those projects total more than SI million. The marketing grant program (funded with $300,000) is just now rcveiv mg applications Lisa Mittlcsdorf at the Port of Morrow (481 7678) is the person to contact The plan for the second biennium is now being drafted and the commit tee is looking for projects to consider Jim Rowan at ECOAC (27b 6732) is the staff person collecting projects for the committee As I see it, those efforts arc important in the area's future economic development But there is something else that might be more important I recently closed the little winery I opened in 1982 It was a first for Hasten Oregon, a first that just could not survive I'm happy to report that there's a new little winery in Milton Freewater s o Eastern Oregon still has one of the nearly 100 wineries in the state The closure of my winery was because of the overburdening govern mental regulation and taxation We held permits from the US Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms, the Oregon l iquor Control Commission, the Corporation Commission, the Internal Revenue Service, the State Department of Revenue, the Depart nient of Environmental (Quality, the Department of Agriculture, the Building Codes Division, the Morrow County Planning Department, the Employment Division and the State Accident Insurance Fund We made reports bi-monthly, monthly, quarterly . and annually to nx>st of these agen cies We were required to be bonded by two of these agencies, had ad vance deposits with two more and were taxed by or paid annual license fees to several of them And we are doubtful that this list covers them all. since every year another agency or two shows up demanding a license application, fee and impos ing some kind of rules and regulations And in all that regulation, nobody ever tasted or tested the wine We could have been selling kerosene in wine bottles for all they knew I can't help but think that economic growth would take care of itself if government would just get out of the way AS I SEE IT Sat. Dec. 2nd - CH ILI IXXiS BAKED POTATOES - PUNCH AND COFFEE Family Meal Plan $ 1 0 00 <*•%** ■ * %' B T ] SEARS I Thursday, Nov. 30th I 10:30 to 5:00 M arket CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS Purex Powdered 147o/ Reg 6 14 Q uart Bottle 15< Pepsi-Slice-Squirt clop Detergent h t 1 * 5 * 8 9 e '•■.i 2 liter Pepsi- Slice M .I4 t., Lettuce 7 heads 9 9 < W estern Family Thin Sliced 2 S ot Reg S9€ Meats Bananas 2 for 8 9 * T illam ook 2lb med loaf Reg 57* Fresh Cheese Broccoli Im perial Veg O il 111) Keg 1°* Red D elicious Margarine tit 3 5 9 * ea Apples Assorted Cuts W estern Family 8oz Reg 1” Cream Cheese 8 9 * ea *1 .4 9 lb *1 .8 9 lb. H ills Bulk la d y EIberia 29«z H alvesAhced Keg I 4' Peaches Pork Chops *l«2 0 ea Franks The Boardman Tillicum Club is having their annual Christmas Bazaar Friday. Dec i »t the Inland Empire Bank in Boardman. Craft items and baked goods will be on sale from 10 a m to 5 p m OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M. - 6 P.M. 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Caltfor nu. at the Naval Hospital The baby weighed 6 lbs 13 ozs Grandparents are Richard and Rosie Graham of Heppner and Jon and Lorame Dunning of Salem Sarah joins a brother. David Jr., I 'h years, at home Joseph Jay Kupe a son Joseph Jay was bom to Joseph and Deena Rupe of Boardman 4 m Nos 15,1989 at Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hcrmiston The baby weighed 8 lbs 3 ozs Aaron A rth u r (¿omez-a son Aaron Arthur was bom to Albert and Mana Gomez of Imgon on Nov 18. 1989 at (rood Shepherd Communi ly Hospital in Hemiiston The baby weighed 7 lbs 3 ozs Vchiclc License Expired, $20 fine. Minor in Possession, $122 fine Elroy A Ashmore. 29, Portland Exceeding Bag Limit deer. $172 fine, SciHt Allen Rufener, 28. Madras Ovcrlcngth on a Group I Highway, $122 fine. 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