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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1967)
8 HEfpner GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. December 11, 196? HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON ;Mm mil t. i.l 1.4 l ! I 1,1 40 If W Mil 1 . : a Project fo Check Economic Impact Of Ski Areas rfM iff AYERS PEST CONTROL CLAYTON AND SOPHIE lliwrril'''''!'i'w'',''','1, lh A -s 4 fill mm MM Again, Til the Kuon o( Great joy inJ lunninrsf. w iilics to all. JORDAN ELEVATOR IONE. ORE. Ae wish our friends and patrons the blessings of a warm and happy holiday. AKERS MOTOR SERVICE lone MARGARET, DANNY and ELBE AKERS We send our best wishes for the New Year. CHARLES O'CONNOR IONE K U "5S- ! iniu iilnw "" ;)...-" -' DRAWN BY BOBBY MOORE, 6th GRADE ELMA'S APPAREL The economic Impact of Ore eon ski area operations la the subject of a special research project directed by Dr. Arthur I. Stonehill, Oregon State Univer sity assistant professor of bus iness administration. The research, which Involves nn analysts of 10 selected Ore gon ski areas, Is supported bv a $2.0(10 grant from the Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association and funds from the OSU Grad uate Research Council. As part of the project, ASU student In terviewers visit the areas on spe cific week-ends to have ques tionnaires completed by a sam ple of 2500 patrons. The ski areas In the study Include Mt. Hood's Timberline, Ski Bowl, Multorpor, and Sum mit: Mt. Hood Meadows, south of Hood River; Bachelor Butte, west of Bend; Hoodo Bowl, at Santiam Pass; Willamette Pass, southeast of Eugene; and North western Oregon's Spout Springs, north of La Grande, and Antho ny Lake, between Baker and La Grande. According to Dr. Stonehill, an important consideration in the research is the non-skier patron. Many statistics make reference to the skier only. Recent U. S. Forest Service studies indicate about 650,000 skiers can be ex pected to spend $8 million in Oregon alone. Assisting Dr. Stonehill with 1 the research project is Dr. Phil- Hp B. Schary, OSU assistant pro-, Salem, graduate student In the fessor of business adminlstra- School of Business and Tcchnol tion, and James D. Noteboom, ogy. f4r k'i- Vttu Recent week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al len Hughes and family were Mrs. Hughes' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Coe and family, and Mrs. Hughes' mother. Mrs. Edwin Coe, all of Milton-Freewater. The group spent Sunday in the mountains cutting Christmas trees. I ...... . I mm Greetings Of The Holiday Season From Unwed mothers-to-be can't go I I dcttv ISMJkJ'C home for Christmas, but The II - - ...........,. . i rti I wvnn Salvation Army has warm- I nmwN pv sonrr wit enn 7th r.nAnr I r l D..;I4: hearted holiday observances at I " " II mrm anu ivuiivjmy its 35 maternity homes and hos- I . , n i m Mik ! C.. 1 pitals. where these young girls I CARL S PAULDING I Supply receive fine care and help in J preparing for the future. li;itftKWtKWiK ttM?Wl'fc's'''fc' ' " , " . 4 , '5 DRAWN BY TAMI BOSCHEE. 1st GRADE BecftiTDC Co-op ; Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties
