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EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday April 5, 1979 Morrow-Umatilla District Court proposal problems being ironed Cont. from page 1 Sen. Mike Thome, D Pendleton, proposes to revise Animation is the bill by allowing Morrow County to keep its justice court in Heppner and by writing out the automatic appointment of Hermiston Justice John Smallmon to the new district court. "We've cut out the district court appointment, which means the governor will appoint the new district judge," said Thorne. "That way it won't appear as though we tried to come down and legislate a position for a particular individual." Thorne is trying to smooth out disagreements between the two counties which earlier threatened to block establish ment of the district court. As it is currently drafted, the bill would abolish the Morrow County Justice Court in Heppner and it would make the Hermiston justice of the peace the district court judge. Thorne said there was some question about the legality of designating the appointment of an interim judge in the legislation establishing the court. He said it appeared to conflict with the state consti tution which gives the gover nor the right to make appoint ments. Thorne said Smallmon is still a likely candidate for the district judge position since he . js the current justice of the peace in Hermiston. Thorne also proposes to change the wording of the bill so it clearly spells out how much time the district judge will spend in Heppner. His amendment would direct the new judge to hold court in Heppner at least one day a week and to spend the rest of the week in Hermiston. Thorne said he did not see any problems with allowing Heppner to keep its justice court. Bob Gangware, a spokes man for the State Supreme Court, said under state law a justice of the peace cannot sit in the same county seat where a district court judge sits. However, Thorne said he was assured by legal counsel that the bill can be drafted to get around that stipulation. WEDDING & SOCIAL STATIONERY 676-9228 5 i . topic of film workshop J ! 'A i A workshop in film anima tion will be held Saturday, April 7, beginning at 9 a.m. in the Heppner Junior High art department. The workshop is open to the public. Participants will have the opportunity to view and discuss various animation techniques, and then actually do some work in film anima tion. Instructing the workshop will be artist-filmmaker Ken O'Connell of Eugene, who has taught at Treasure Valley Community College for the past five years. He now teaches film, visual language and drawing at the University of Oregon. He also taught film animation at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Wash. The workshop is provided by Visual Arts Resources of the University of Oregon Museum of Art. Funds for the workshop are made possible by grants from the Oregon Arts Com mission, the National Endow ment for the Arts, the Univer sity of Oregon, and Friends of the Museum. Participants in the work shop should bring the follow ing materials: A Pentel sign pen or other felt-tipped pen; 50 sheets of white typing paper without holes; two sheets of black construction paper 8 x 10 or larger; a pencil, a piece of cardboard at least 12 x 15; and a pair os scissors. Persons interested in at tending the workshop are urged to contact Dennis Toney at 676-9138 (days) or 676-9407 (evenings). Relatives visit Erwin Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Ander son had their granddaughters Suzanne Martin and Lisa and Allison Parent from Portland visiting with them during school vacation last week. Another recent visitor in the Anderson home was Kathleen Yoder from Everett, Washing ton. As Kathleen Voile she was a student of Mrs. Anderson at Twin Pine School on Rhea Creek years ago. Her parents owned the Valley Mill where they processed a great deal of timber before the mill burned down. Kinzua church to hold last eervice on Easter The Kinzua Community Church will cease to exist following activity on Easter Sunday. A sunrise service will be held at 6 a.m. on Easter Sunday at the gravel pits on Kinzua Mountain. Following the sunrise service, a break fast will be served at the church at 7 a.m. Regular morning services begin at 10:30 a.m., and will be the last services to be held in the church building. Sargent makes straight A's atOSU Mark Sargent of Heppner posted a straight-A average during winter term classes at Oregon State University. Joining Sargent on OSU's scholastic honor roll by main taining grade point averages 3.5 or higher were Victoria Edmundson of Heppner, Don ald Russell of Boardman and Susan Doherty of Irrigon. pE3B ? mm Off MID ifSH3eisns & Corn k Peanut Suffer rTcsnato Scute jf 32-oz. Catsup ' Cgai Town House 16-oz Beans; Corn 17-oz. 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