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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1981)
TKV-Thf lloppnrr fJiwctto-Tlmcs. Ilrpimrr. Oitroii. Thursday. .Imtuorv S. I'WI Blue and Gold Banquet slated A Blue and Gold Banquet has been scheduled for Mon day. Feb. 2. at 6 p.m. at the Elks Ixntee m Heppner for Bov Scouts and their families. Awards will be presented to Western Forestry Center Saturday. on lone School Honor Roll announced Had a party lately, traveled mil -of -town or had visitors? Give us a call at the Gazette-Times, 676-9221. and we'll be Rlad to include it in the Heppner News. Irnio Junior and Senior Hifih School has announced its honor roll for the second nine weeks and first semester of Included in the second nine-week honor roll are: " V limine Roll ."t.Stn 1 .11 Seniors - Shawn I.aRue. Jim McPnhe slrnieht-A's. Lisa Mev'ers Juniors Mnruaret Dohertv. Michelle I.nRun. Dinnn Mnrler. Anita Palmer. Sophomores CraiR Gutierrez. Rnuer Morter. Tim Patton, pennv sinrr (strnight-A'sV Frehmen - Svlvia l.add. Eifhth Grade Trl Fctsch. Seventh Grade Eric Pointer. the Scouts. Heppner News New family joins First Christian family Christopher Svkes celebrat- v. . - ' ' jj ed his third birthday (Jan. 22) with a party at his home Saturday afternoon. Helping Chris celebrate with cupcakes and ice cream were his brother Andrew. Al. Tony, and Andy Burt and mom, Jo. Nathaniel Shelton and mom. Delores, Jonathan Metz and mom, Anne, and mom and dad. April and David. Christopher also received birthday phone calls from his great aunt and uncle. Elaine and Elmer Becker of Yakima, cousins Jim. Alan and John Clav and aunt Ardeen. Rose burs, and aunt Vickie Lewis. Portland. Sykes traveled to Portland to visit David's sister and broth ,. er-in-law, Vickie and Charlie Lewis, and their little boy. Max. David attended an advertising seminar at Port land State University on Friday and Vickie and April enjoyed a photo exhibit at the "It" Honor Roll n il In :t. I Seniors Riehnrd I.add. Treve Petterson. Train Rea. Juniors Chris Rietmnnn. Brnd Schmidt. Sophomores Sharon Crowell. Clndv Drink nrd. Vlnce McEIIIntt. and Dnnnie Tavlnr. Freshmen Mike DoiiL'Ins. Bnhhv Harris. Howard Uavitt, Eighth Grade Mark Meyers. Included In the first semes ter honor roll are! A' Honor Hull Seniors Shawn LaRue (strnicht-A's). Jim McCabe, Lisa Mevers. Juniors Mnrunret Dohertv, Michelle IjiRue. Dinnn Morter. Anita Palmer. Sophomores - CrnlR Gutierrez, Roger Morter. Tim Pnlinn. Dennv Starr (straight A's. Freshmen -Svlvia Lndd. Hownrd Iravitt. Eighth Grade - Lnrl Fetsch. Seventh Crnrle Eric Pointer. V H' Honor Roll Seniors - Duane Fetsch, Jnnol Hams, Tim Key. Rich ard Ladd. Treve Peterson, Crnitt R. Gregg Rietmann. Juniors Liz MeElligott. Chris Rielinaiiii. Sophomores Roger Childers, Sharon Crowell. Cindy Drinkard. Vlnce McElligoll and Donnle Tnvlnr, Freshmen Mike Douulns. Crnig Hams, Bobby Harris. Parrin Padnerg. Eii'hth Grade - Jeff Ball. Mark Movers. Seventh Grade -Siwin Martin. i. 4' $ i CI u.iti u Srfwriiinav Factory Reps. Door Prizes There's a new family joining the family of members at the First Christian Church in Heppner. The Reverend Don Shelton. his wife Delores. both 26. and their children. Nathaniel, three, and Heather, one month, moved into tl . church parsonage the end of December. Heather was nnlv four days old when they moved. LISTENING POST SURVEY "Correctional Facilities" The Sheltons come to Heppner from Oroville. Calif., where Don served as youth minister for the Church of Christ since 1976 Don graduated from San Jose Bible College prior to his service with the Church of Christ. He was born and raised in Florence. Ore.. Delores is originally from Eugene. ' , Florrora County try! Traill lroirers. . Uikijtoa f If 4221 HTJa A The second in a series of Governor Atiyeh"s Listening Post Program surveys has been announced and balloting is scheduled to take place during the week of Feb. 1-7. according to the governor's office. The first Listening Post survey conducted in September, concerned child care and the current survey concerns correctional facilities. The surveys, designed to provide the governor with feedback with regard to the opinions of Oregonians. has been mailed to around 2.noo citizens, individually and through clubs and organizations. Survey questions and information follow: "On August 22. 1980. Chief U.S. District Judge James Burns ordered Oregon Corrections officials to reduce the population of the Oregon State Penitentiary, the Farm Annex, and the Oregon State Correctional Institution. "The citizens of Oregon are asked to voice their opinions concerning the over-population situation in our correctional facilities. Whether you agree with the Court order or not. clearly, action must be taken. (Among these options are reducing the prison population by further releasing prisoners, or construction of more facilities to house those in institutions)." "Should more correctional facilities be constructed to house these prisoners, orshouldthe prisoners be released to reduc- the crowded conditions? No matter the alternative chosen, the taxpayers of Oregon will be asked to accept financial responsibility. These questions are vital in the decision making process that your representatives will be facing this legislative session." "Below is a series of questions that we would like you to respond to." 1 . Do you favor or oppose reducing the number of prisoners in correctional facilities by releasing them before they have served their full sentence? 2. If you oppose reducing the number of prisoners in correctional facilities by releasing them, are you in favor of regional institutions in which to lodge prisoners, or not? Would you favor such a correctional facility in your community, or not? 3. Would you favor a major new correctional facility in Marion County, or not? If you answered YES toQuestion 3. would you:(Check one) -Favor a correctional facility that would alleviate the current overcrowded prison population? Favor the construction of a facility which would serve a larger future prison population? 4. Would you favor or oppose money being spent on parole and probation? 5. Would you favor or oppose more money being spent on training facilities? Which, if any. of the following would you say is the best means of deriving monies for correctional facilities? (Check one ) Income tax: Property Tax: Sales Tax: Bonding: Other (Explain) Ballots should be returned to the Governor's Listening Post Survey. 160 State Capitol. Salem. Ore. 97310. by Feb. 28. Hundreas ot onw New Styles In Many New Colors "FREE" Names On Any Shirt Purchased Jan. 29-30-31 Thurs. Fri. Sat. 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