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Winners of the Skills Contest
hold a! Blue Mountain Com
munity College Thursday.
April 15. have been announced
hy Sam , Pnmhrun of the
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Winners from Heppner High
School included Pat Struthers.
Alpehra II: Angie Hutchinson.
heginninR accounting; and
Sherrie Clement, also befiin
ning accounting, all blue
rihhon winners. Red ribbon
winners were Melissa Privett.
beginning sewing: F-r ic
Thompson, beginning typing:
and Shelly Fraser. beginning
accounting. Carolyn Hughes
in beginning typing: Denise
Kennedy, advanced typing:
and Cathy Lindsay. Algebra
II. received white ribbons.
by Cathy Peck
lone High School students elected student body officers for the WB2-83 school year on Friday,
April 24. : c'.' ",.
Donnte Taylor, a junior, was elected president. Andy Mberts, a sophomore will serve as vice
president, junior Denny Starr was elected secretry-,treasurer and sophomore Sylvia Ladd was
elected assistant secretary. : . ". v.:u :f '; v ' V t V
Close to Home
Mary Ann Cerullo
Writing this column for the community newspaper has
teen a new and extremely enjoyable experience for me. (I
hope It's been enjoyable for all of you.)
Many times I have wished for more feedback because I
would have liked to have been able to write about things I was
sure Interested those who were reading "Close to Home."
But now I am having the difficult task of closing this column.
As you may have read In this week's G-T elsewhere In the
paper, we are currently undergoing a change within the
office. Consequently. I have been asked to spend more time
in the office and less time behind the typewriter to help in this
transition.
"Close to Home" now bids its readers farewell and hopes to
be able to serve you again someday,
The first cooking school in the US wsi th New York
Cooking School, which wai opened in 1976 by Juliet
Corson in her home.
Musical slated at HHS
McNerney campaign benefits
The Kicharri J. McNerney
for district attorney campaign
fund was the benefactor of a
white elephant auction sale at
the site of the planned La Casa
de 'Vin winery near here
Sunday afternoon. April 25.
stated a news release.
McNernev said he was
What's Your
Opinion?
Question: "How do you feel
about Columbia Basin and 11
other electric cooperatives
filing suit against WPPSS
(Washington Public Power
Supply System )? The Cooper
atives contend they are not
liable for termination costs of
WPPSS nuclear plants."
"I feel that they do have the
right to file against them."
said Zoe Watts. Heppner. "It's
not fair to expect the people to
pay for something that's not in
use."
$20 million
expansion
planned at U&I
By MARY ANN CERIU.O
I' and I Corporation of
Board man is currently plan
ning a $2(1 million expansion
which will include converting
their machinery to gas pow
ered operation, the Gazette
Times learned recently.
According to Deane Seeger.
Morrow Count v Planner. Pa
cific Cascade Gas has pro
posed a 20 year franchise
agreement with the county
and the cities of Irrigon and
Boardman The agreement
will allow Pacific Cascade's
natural gas line to come
across the Columbia River
just west of the town of
Umatilla. The line would
continue through Irrigon and
end in Boardman at the Port
of Morrow.
Seeger explained that a
counter proposal is currently
being drawn up by Morrow
County and the cities of
Boardman and Irrigon. re
questing that two percent of
the gross sales be returned to
each district.
The proposed gas line will
be sufficient for residents of
Boardman and Irrigon to also
tap into, stated Seeger.
"I'm very pleased aboaut
this opportunity for the county
and the residents of Irrigon
and Boardman." he said,
"This will offer another
source of energy for people
and maybe be some competi
tion for these high electrical
rates."
The proposed gas conver
sion project would cost ap
proximately $3 million and
Cascade Gas expects the line
to be completed in August of
this vear. said Seeger.
overwhelmed by the success
of the event. His campaign for
Morrow County District At
torney has been running
several weeks and will build
toward the May 18 primary
election, the news release
continued.
Ed Glenn, a partner in the
winery venture, said the
political rally is planned as an
annual event. 'It's an oppor
tunity to show off our wine and
to give our political friends
some exposure." he said.
Glenn and McNerney are
both lawyers with offices in
Boardman.
Approximately 69 percent of Americans read a news
paper at least once a day.
Hy M Y ANN CF.Kl'I.I.O
The Heppner High School
' Omnia Club has announced
their spring production will lie
Ihe popular musical "Fiddler--on
the Hoof." to he held
Thursday and Friday. May 13
and 14, 7:31) p.m. at the high
school
The story of "Fiddler on the
Roof" concerns the changing
lives and traditions of a
Jewish family living in the
small Russian village of
Anatevka during the pre-re-volution
davs of the lWKVs.
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the most lively and emotional
ly packed musicals that ever
hit Broadway, '. . ...
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THE SEAL OF GOD AND THE MARK OF THE BEAST
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THE UNPARDONABLE SIN A Sin God Cannot
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THE SHATTERING PROPHECY OF REVELATION10
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