TWO • Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 18, 2001
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Hats off to Smith
To the Editor:
On J un 21.2001, Senator Gordon
Smith threatened a filibuster in the
U. S. Senate if the Democratic
leaders failed to provide the S20
Million Emergency Supplemental
Appropriations bill requested by
President Bush. As most everyone
knows, the money is to aid Klamath
County farmers and ranchers who
have been divested by a federal
order shutting off their water.
On July 10. the U.S. Senate
approved the $20 million in aid.
All Oregonians should grateful for
Senator Smith's decisive action.
What affects one part of Oregon
indirectly affects our entire state.
We take our hats off to Senator
Smith.
(s) Damian Idiart
Central Point
Fund raiser for Klamath farmers
To the Editor:
[Tear Klamath County Supporters:
We all know about the tense
situation in Klamath Falls where
the farmers are being shut off from
the*water they need to irrigate their
land. Families are going bankrupt
and having to sell their farms. The
situation looks desperate, but here
is a way you can help. The Oregon
Republican Party is proud to sponsor
a hind raiser for the Klamath County
Farmers this Saturday evening in
Portland. Oregon, at the "Girl's
Night Out" concert, featuring
country stars Reba McEntire.
Martina McBride and Sara Evans.
For only $ 100, you can purchase
great seats to this concert and attend
a private reception with Sara Evans
and others. All profits will go to
help the Klamath County Farmers.
For tickets, please call the Oregon
Republican Party at 503-5 87-9233.
If you are unable to attend and
would still like to help the folks in
Klamath County, send whatever
contribution you can to the Oregon
Republican Party address below
and clearly mark it for Klamath
County Farmers. We are happy to
help out, and we'll make sure these
farmers get every penny.
Feel free to pass this invitation
on to anyone else on your personal
lists. Every bit helps, and if you get
more than one copy of this from
other folks, be gratefbl that so many
people are pulling together for our
neighbors in Klamath Falls.
Remember, for tickets, please
call the Oregon Republican Party
at 503-587-9233.
Daniel D. Estes Political Director.
Oregon Republican Party 570
Liberty Street, SE Suite 200 Salem,
OR 97301 (503) 587-9233 office
(503)587-9244 fax (503) 949-2333
cell danfrt/orgop.org www.orgop.org
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Richard Byron Stanley
Richard Byron Stanley, 64, of
Imgon. died Tuesday, July 10,
2001. at his home
At his request, no service will
be held. Disposition was by cre
mation.
Mr. Stanley was bom Decem
ber 19,1936. at Des Moines, Iowa,
to Byron B and Marjorie Dale
Williams Stanley. He was raised
at Coming, Iowa and attended a
military school where he earned
a degree in engineering. After
college, he joined the Navy, serv
ing for four years.
On March 27. 1957. he mar
ried Wanda Jean Cook in Pasco,
W ashington They m oved to
Imgon in 1960 and Mr. Stanley
went to work at the LJmatilla
Army Depot as a machinist. He
was employed at the depot until
his retirement in 1989.
Mr. Stanley enjoyed w ood
working, camping and trail riding
on motorcycles.
Survivors include his wife of 44
years. Wanda Jean Stanley of
Im gon; son, Mike Stanley o f
Imgon; his father, Byron Stanley
o f Indianola, Iowa: brother. Bill
Stanley of Iowa City, Iowa; and
eight grandchildren. He was pre
ceded in death by his mother.
Marjorie Stanley, and a son, Mark.
Bums Mortuary o f Hermiston
was in charge o f arrangements.
Jane Rawlins
Jane Rawlins, 80, of Heppner,
died Saturday, July 7,2001, at her
home.
A memorial
service will be
held on Satur
day, July 21,
2001. at Valby
Lutheran
C hurch near
lone at 2 p.m.
She
was j ane Raw |jns
bom February
26, 1921, in Heppner. to Thomas
and Marietta Phillips Huston. She
attended grade school at Liberty
Schoolhouse in Eightmile near
lone, then graduated from lone
High School in 1938. In 1943, she
graduated from the University of
Oregon with honors and member
ship in the scholastic honoraries
Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Lambda
Theta and Pi Delta Phi.
She taught at lone and
Roseburg high schools until 1946.
On September 15, 1946, she
married William “Bill” Rawlins.
She accompanied her husband
while he attended Oregon State
University. In 1948, they returned
to live on the family ranch.
M rs. R aw lins retu rn ed to
teaching in 1966 and taught at
Heppner High School until 1983.
She was selected by the students
as “T eacher o f the Y ear” at
Heppner High School in 1973.
She was an active member of
Valby Lutheran Church, led 4-H
clubs for 12 years, was the first
woman to serve on the Morrow
County Fair Board and served for
six years on the Oregon County
Fair Commission, rating Oregon
fairs.
She enjoyed growing and ar
ranging flowers and was a mem
ber o f the lone Garden Club, char
ter member of the Heppner Gar
den Club, district director o f the
Blue Mountain District 10 Garden
Club and a member of the State
Board of the Oregon Federation
o f G arden C lubs for several
years.
She directed numerous high
school plays. In her retirement she
organized a community theater
group, The Heppner Intergenera-
tional Theater, presenting plays in
Heppner and lone. She also wrote
and directed a mini-pageant, “Enn
Comes to Morrow County.” for
the St. Patrick’s Day Festival.
Mrs. Rawlins was active in
senior citizens affairs and served
as president o f the Heppner Se
nior Center Board of Directors at
its inception in 1988. She also ini
tiated a local transportation and
meal delivery service she called
Dollaride for Seniors.
She was named Woman of the
Year in 1986.
Survivors include daughter,
Carol Brewster of Corvallis; sons,
Tom of Heppner, John o f Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania and Charlie
of Phoenix, Arizona; and two
grandchildren. She was preceded
in death by her husband. Bill,
brother. Thomas Huston, and sis
ter, Jeanne Dobbs.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Lutheran World Hun
ger, Valby Lutheran Church.
60492 Valby Road, lone. Oregon
97843: or to a charity of choice.
Sweeney Mortuary of Hepp
ner is in charge of arrangements.
Death Notice
Donald E. Greenup
Funeral Mass for Donald E.
Greenup will be 11 a m. Friday,
July 20. at St. Patrick Catholic
Church.
Recitation of the Rosary will be
7 p.m. Thursday, July 19, at St.
Patrick Catholic Church
Mr. Greenup, 76. of Heppner.
died Tuesday, July 17. at Good
Samaritan Hospital in Portland.
A complete obituary will appear
in next week's Gazette-Times.
Sw eeney Mortuary' of Heppner
is in charge of arrangements.
D A 's Report
Morrow County District
Attorney David C. Allen has
released the following report.
-Robert Allan Golladay
plead guilty to Assault IV, a
Class A misdemeanor. He was
sentenced to 120 days in jail and
24 months bench probation and
was ordered to have no contact
with the victim, write a letter of
apology to the victim, complete a
domestic violence treatment
program and pay $869 in fines,
fees and assessments.
-James Joseph Basaldua
plead guilty to Assault IV. a
Class A misdemeanor. He was
sentenced to 120 days in jail and
24 months bench probation and
ordered to have no offensive
physical contact with the victim,
write a letter of apology to the
victim, complete a domestic
violence treatment program and
pay $1,369 in fines, fees and
assessments.
Dinner to benefit
unseated school
board members
Land closure to affect Morrow
Beginning July 13 at 12:01 a m.
lands protected by the Oregon
Department
of
Forestry,
Prineville/Sisters. John Day and
The Dalles Units will be placed
under a regulated closure. The
closure will affect Deschutes,
Jefferson. Crook. Grant. Harney,
Umatilla, Gilliam, Wheeler,
Morrow. Hood River and Wasco
counties
The closure includes the
following restrictions:
1. Use of fireworks is prohibited.
2. Smoking is prohibited while
traveling, except in vehicles on
improved roads, in boats on the
water and on sand or gravel bars
which lay between water and high
water marks which are free of
vegetation.
3. Open fires are prohibited,
including campfires, charcoal fires,
cooking fires and warming fires,
except at designated locations.
Portable cooking stoves using
liquefied of bottled fuels are
allowed.
4. Cutting, grinding and welding
of metal is prohibited between the
hours of 1-8 p.m.
5. Non-industnal chain saw use
is prohibited between the hours of
1 -8 p.m. Chain saw use is permitted
at all other hours, if the following
firefighting equipment is present
with each operating saw': one axe,
one shovel and one eight ounce or
larger fire extinguisher. In addition,
a fire watch is required at least one
hour following the use of each saw.
6. Mowing of dried and cured
grass with power driven equipment
is prohibited between the hours of
10 a m .-8 p.m., except for
commercial culture and harvest of
agricultural crops.
7. Use o f motorized vehicles,
including motorcycles and all terrain
vehicles, is prohibited, except on
improved roads.
8. Possession of the following
fire fighting equipment is required
while traveling, except on state and
county roads: one axe, one shovel,
and one gallon o f water or one
operational 2 Vi pound or larger fire
extinguisher.
"The district has responded to
over 130 fires so far this year and
with the fire danger rapidly
increasing, these additional fire
prevention restrictions will help
reduce the numbers of fires in our
area," stated Bob Young, Central
Oregon District forester "Fire
prevention is key in stopping fires
before they start and we need
everyone, whether on private of
public lands to do their part in being
fire safe."
Regulations vary from private
to public lands. People are reminded
to always call their local fire agency
to get current fire restriction.
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Tiffany Nichole Rill
& Lonnie Rill
Wedding: March 19, 2001
Reception: Sunday, July 22, 2001
Shelly Sieler
& M ichael Van A rsdale
Wedding: July 28, 2001,4 p.m.
at the M orrow C ounty Fairgrounds, Heppner
An Italian dinner, to
help defray legal expenses for
unseated school board members
Barney Lindsay and Keith Lewis
will be held this Thursday. July
19. at 7 p.m. at the Elks Club.
The dinner will include
Tuscan
pork
with
pasta,
vegetarian spaghetti, homemade
french bread, salad, dessert and
beverage. There will be no
charge for the meal. A question
and answer period will follow.
A m anda G utierrez
& Jeff Wilson
Wedding: August 25, 2001
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