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HH K I hr Hcppitcr I •a/rttr- I n n rv llc p p iic i. Oregon M id lH M l.it. M e n ti I I . I*W( Supports junior bowlers The < M liii.il N cw cpjpci ol lhe C il) ol Heppner jn d the ( <xm l\ «>l S liirrim m ài O W PJ Ih r Heppner GAZETTE-TIMES \fo rro w ( m in ts\ H o iiir O w iu «I W ««M \ \rM s |w p rr U S P S ?40 4?0 P u M is h rit t i e r s U n l n m l j T i m i r fM r r r d i l I l r u | n i « i « n m d «I h m m a lti» i l ih i l 'i M O f T l i r O ri-tfin i im iter lhe V il of ' U n h I, IH -**# V o m i i «la«* a l H v p p fW f. H rv ftM t i M U • al 14- \\* si v\ ilio«* M r . n \(i» l» r*x lo r tiin u n * al » a i* lu lhe i*c r. Or»iti»«i W» Sut»«« n p iio iH r l.i/r llr jmm I Irtrp b m r I im r v 1 * 0 H m Ilr p p $1« in M n r r u « . M l i r r l r r . I iillin m « m l (ir a iM I im it ile * . t ’ * r k e » h » r r J u te r H u ghe* i K T k r N U n ig r r . 1 1 p r*e llin g V w d t M u li/ N e w * t itilo» M » r ir S lr u lh e r * l . f i | » h i » ' Ik p a M m r n l (»«il Ptapm raii l . r j p t m * . I h * lr ih u l «»*» I l i m i S M llflt Proof M r «ding David ami April S\kes. Publishers L e t te r s to t h e E d ito r S u p p o rts llc p p u c r H o te l p ro je c t lo (he Editor I would like locxjircsx tm opinion on the Si Patrick •> Heppner H o ld Project As J citizen I Inumi III) sell supporting this proposal without .my rcservallons Meni)' elected lo the Heppner City Council shed .1 new light on lhe subies I Ihe question quickly became Sliould Heppner '. ( i l ) ( 'ou lu il make a i orniti miteni to provide hacking lor lhe proies I ’ Heppner. should il viisli 10 survive in ihe future, musi diversilv iisell 01 wither slowlv on Ihe vine l"here lore I .1111 strongly in lavor ol the project f rom a linanvial point ol view I recognize 1h.1t Ihe < it) ol Heppner would hs- accepting .1 degree ol risk However, given 1 Tie tacts arid WEDNESDAY NIGHT is PIZZA G VIDEO NIGHT! buy any large pizza and rccieve one movie Irce. ( h a r lif \ / V . ' r u <& l /</< <» W o r ld N 6 7 6 -5 2 1 0 Downtown Heppner Open till 10 p m on Wednesdays figures I ihoroughlv heliese (hai the degree ol risk is very ir in in u l I he proiesl shinild not only pay lor iisell hul pros ide an U KonK * to ihe s ils ol Heppner in ihe long run (Questions whish I had have been answered I am now. and w ill son linue to hs' a staunsh sup|v>rtct ol the protest I hs-lieve lhal 11 is in the hs'si short and long term interest ol our whole population to approve this protect Ihe question on the ballot w ill he whether or not th c v ili/e n s o ! Hepp net w ill allow the ( 'll) Council lo som m il iisell lo this protect Ib is is a one shot ileal The ballot is writ ten in sus h a wav lhal an) other pro tests ol this sort must again go lo ihe s m/ens M iih ihis in mind. I am ask mg the ivople ol Heppner to support Ihe pro|sM S in s c rc l). (si John Hempel ( iunis il person Heppner R e m o d e le d hotel w o u ld catch tr a v e le r s ’ eye lo ihe hdtior I would like lo asldress a letter published in Iasi week's (ia/ette Mr B rill condemn. k nk n Poll However Roc k n Roll has been us ed to laise literally m illions ol dollars tor (he A lrk a n fam ine Relict tund and lo help our troubled farmers endure Ihe economy that ha- claimed so mans ol our American family larms There are responsible band. that use ihcir musis lo promote such things as patriotism, the non use ol alcohol and scholastic achievements Huey l ew is and Charlie Daniels 10 name iust a lew In last, il would prohahls surprise Mr Britt to learn lhal two national Christian hands Slrvper and Servant, uve Rosk n Roll and Heave Metal ithev uve the term Heavenly M etal"! to reash our young children, in hopes of leading them lo God not turn them away Sot onlv that hul these top notch R .k k bands use the same R<sk n Roll beat that ails other Rock n Roll hatkl would use and Mr Britt chooses to condemn Some ol what Mr B rill has slated is in last true l nlortunatcl) there are hands who do use music adverse Iv Mt Butt used an example ol l y r i c used in a song performed by a group sailed I q uali/er I don't know where he same up with those Ivriss. but personally. I would ehoove not to listen to that garbage I respect Mr Britt s concerns and opinions, however. I think that he wav too quick to addrew the Jr Bowlerc. condemrtins' them tor the K( >ck *n R o ll has been g i\i*n bad reputation s(*>nw>nng ol a Rock n Roll concert before researching and inquiring jc to the originality o l the idea To the Fditor I can t believe that he would think th is is a letter in response to the children ages M o I 4 would have the resources to schedule a concert The one ohiccting to n x k n roll music in last week s Gazette lurk's tact that he had not contacted me. R .kk n roll musk and particular would lead me to believe that he had ly heavy metal, have been given a not inquired tar enough I choose to bring in a band who bad reputation Parents ever, where absolutcls refused lo do the ei*nccrt agree with the statements in last until thev found out it was a benefit week s letter, that rock n m il pro motes v io le n c e , drug abuse, lor these kids These are good peo pie nuking a lie mg using talents (iod homosexuality, perversion Saturn, gave them playing popular music, worship, communism, rctx'llion and and who have agreed to monitor the general divrevpevt tor all elders in position, of authontv music the) plan to perform lo ac This is not a true repreventatk>n ot commodate the attendance of our rovk music There are songs which children Bs condemning Rock n Roll deal with all of these sub tests Dial muMi and Ihe concert, you are also does me mean those who hear it will condemning the article who are to automatically become the image it perform on the hehall of the Jr presents Me teenagers like lo he Bowler credited with iik<re intelligence than I applaud Mr Britt tor hie past that support ol the Jr Bowlers, but let's Songwriters are me trying to in not condemn the members of the tluerke teenagers lo become like hand or label them when thev arc on them they are reflecting what thev Iv trving to help our children and sec in life Dies tell a slurs |ust as not lead them to a life of cin authors do " le t vou who has never vinncil And not all songs arc bad there cast the lirvt clone anil Judge not arc many p 'sitisc messages given hv lest vou he Judged " rock hands Ann war song' anti Me should pull together to make drug songs, anti suicide songs love this concert a mjsccw lor our voung songs anti racism, amt pro religion howlers Please supf»>rt our bowlers vmgs are jhundunt Rock n roll bv purchasing a ticket lor ihe herik's. who have mush influence on concert their Ians' lives also do benefits lor TTiank you. world hunger. American tanners i d Kevin (lutierrez and diseases Hear 'n' Aid Band P () Box 7|7 Aid. t SA tor A lrisa I ivc Aid and Heppner Farm Aid were groups lornk'd lor those purposes Rock n rollers can pi k.it h ms ot has mg a gniup ot senior also be seen on teles iskin doing anti citizens close to shopping areas and drinking and driving commercials using other s ital vers ices, such as the during shows many teens watch I.ast week s lirtter also mentioned I10sp1t.1l nukes this protect a real boon in these times of economic rebellion Restriction is what causes rebellion not tiki mush freedom uncertainty Me leel this is the lirvt step in .1 And who sass rebellion is all b ad’ rejuvenation tor Heppner that needs M ithout rebellion, there wouldn t have been a revolutionary war to take p ljce it ihe business com Change is neccssurv tor progression m unii) and citizenry ot Heppner jr c Ros k n roll is not the onlv musis to proeper Please take the lime lo besoms’ in tormed about ihe positive unplna tarns ot voting lor this protest As To The Editor with any project there is risk Ihe Heppner St Patrick c Hotel associated with it M r feel the risk protect will he ot nwitor benefit to the taken hs the sits and its people is City ot Heppner It w ill bring into sn u ll compared with the great the community 20 2 ' residents, will benefit that would be derived from employ a number ol pex'plc in the the protest construction process, and will add lo O n March M vote lor the luture the econom ic base ot the ol Heppner and vote tor Ihe charter community amendment to allow the Hotel pro I am aware that there ic souk ' eon test to naive forward corn ac to how the project w ill he S itk e re ly. paid hack Ihe rental rales Iromthc (vi I ( ieorgr Koftier apartment are calculated lo more President Heppner ( hamber ol than cover the repaynicnt on the Commerce loan, the maintenance and repairs V o te fo r hotel is vote fo r e i t \ ’ s fu tu re In the Id ito r (hi March M (lie c iti/env ol Hepp net w ill go to the polls to decide whether to change the city charter lor the express purpose ol borrow ing funds to enable the historic Heppner Hotel to be restored to senior citi/cn housing and .1 senior c itiz e n center Ih e Heppner ( hamber ol ( 'ommcrcc. its board ol directors and membership stronglv urge each ol vou lo vote lor this charter .ink'ikltiK-nt which will allow the hotel to he renovated There are a varici) ot reasons we feel this protect iv one worths ot sour support and the) all boil down to one point, economic growth in sour cits The Hotel is a lik a l point on Main Street and it is decaying This is our last and best chance to call together both grant money and loan money lo renovate the Hotel in to a senior iili/ c n housing protect Besides the obs ious esthetic value ol having the Tace lilt done, the com binatimi ol construction money that would come to the community lor the ms short Minn term is 1 111 and ansi the m i long term m in ini mi I o ihe I dilor I hs* Heppner Hotel tome is the center lor our goals We need something lhal w ill salsh travelers eves Who travels the most retired peo pie We need a lave uplift < iee' I 00k those Heppner seniors sure have a mu' plan' lo gather, some muvi live there fo r our area we shoulsl try lo uve lounsm It s .1 heautilul area W’e In the tlu* lalifur To hditor have the dam tor fishing Hopefully Ihe Morrow County la ir Board the K V Park lor the travelers Maker Count) is trying lor the urges and stronglv supports the ( 1 tv ot Heppner'v efforts in renovating same goal tourism We should and could help cash and remodeling Ihe Heppner Hotel fhe I '* apartment units tor Seniors other and a Senior Citizen's Center on the I'd like travelers 10 sa) Ho) you should go through Heppner and see main floor would certainly he how the) remosleled the old hotel in henefic 1.1I to all Heppner I he virus ture is centrali) located. 1 e close lo a senior citizens center isiW d hur and Dorothy Jackson proximity ol the Post Office, drug Heppner store, lock) nurket and various other businesses The City ot Heppner has secured a SVHI.OdO grant from the In tergo.emmental IX-partment and needs to amend their Charter Die •V 1 < and upkeep It the hotel stave SO’ ( ( i its k iv ...... .. - ol the is asking asking approval amendment to their Charter so that thev riuv secure a V 4 t H1 1 h 10 loan financing only the hotel protect M ith the economy ot Morrow ( ounty in it. present state any p o s s ib ility ot sta b iliz in g o u r downtown district and supporting tins project is vital the l air Board supports the City ot Heppner in their pursuit in com pitting Ihe Heppner Hotel Protect Sincerely. is i ( harles D aly. Chairman Robert Mi I aughlin Nice ( hairman Moris n Robinson Harold Pec k Pete Richards * ¿Dinner and N ic h o la s It's Time to Plan the Work. And Bruce Has Time to Work the Plan. * 24 c nation icvucil tor \ lolation ot Rule (V I mpti in a " mph zone». I I 4 ' p m parking citation issued Earn higher interest on sour I.R.A. Boh Plovhar Ins. Bus. 676-5818 Home 676 9 6 4 9 uperior s L_ 7 eeds ¿ •n T c T ta in T n e n r i T c T .'T T T ? •ALFALFA »CLOVER •GRAINS -BEANS •PASTURE MIXES »TU R F SEED M a rc h P .O 3 o ~ T -50 ¿ d u lls - ^ ¿ u n d e r* 5 i under ~tKi ûranit * i :.so Ü or U u .s lt -r n ( V s y o n ank I 17 5 P aso * . W a sh m u fo n W M )I A v a ila b le T * B Box R a n g e la n d G rasses f re m i 5 c n i n j r - 14 Pjid for b» Nchotcs tor th« Port Committot Art H f f if Chjirmjn h Ihe Heppner Police IX'pt reporte handling the following business dur mg the past week Mach 2 ‘Z ' l l a ill complaint about garbage. X 14 p m parking citation iveued March T II D a m citation issued tor Niolation ol the Bask Rule < * I mph in a (N mph zonci V T a r iT iT ^ iiiv s Bv K im be rly Bedortha M a rtin g a le . 4 II C lu b met February 2 N m the lone High School ( luh members discussed the St Batrick s Day parade and the possibility ot each tam il, hosting a trail Mile ( tail I’apiik au showed liow to tie dilterent tvpcs ot knots Anne Bedortha slmwed a v ideo on western horsem anship Ih e next clu b m eeting, m em bers w ill begin demonstration, on breed, ot horse. s jtfg p n er. '£V. |]x|HkrioiH*(Ml ¡ 11 : * Agriculture* * Industry * Transportation Heppner Police Report 4-H Clubs March N U (17 a m citation iv-ucd for Crim inal M ischie! I. II Ih a m citation issued tor \ lolation ol Basie Rule I Ml mph in a IN ,npti zonei 12 lb p in citation iccued toi Dnv ing M hilc Uninsured M ux h 6 9 nu ..im i Heppner I in Dept Commissioner Will Bring Economic Development to All of Morrow County. tilled, the hotel protect itscll will generate all the lunds nevessarv lor rcpaytik'iil ol the loan At the cur rent time we not only have all the proposed units rented hut we have a waiting list ol people who want to he in those units In addition, once the loan is repaid, all revenue from the hotel will he revenue direct to the city It can then be used lor roads and other necessary cits purposes \ l l in all. it appcjrs that there arc no detriments to the protect It can only bciK'iii the i ns the seniors, the citizen, the hospital, and general economie development in south Morrow ( mints iv i Annetta I Spuer Heppner B j s ic Port ^ of Morrow B r u c e Heppner H o te l p ro je c t m a jo r b e n e fit to e it\ f a ir H o a rd s u p p o rts ho tel p ro je c t Vote Bruce N IC H O L E S dealing with sex drugs. s k i I c i k c . anil oiher umJcsircuhlc lac tors in litc Country and Mestern music deals primarily w ith adultry . drinking and driving, sex bskize. and violence Folk music which has been around since the beginning of recorded tunc, also deals with these things It has been noted that rock itiucic is closer in mechanics to classical music than any other form T h is is because the music is the t«kul fkunt not the vocalist Rock and Jazz are the only two types ot music besides C lassical where the musicians arc lattkHis instead of onlv the singers M hat kids listen to is the beat first ami (lien the Isrks. not the i*her was around It is a parent's responsibility to pros ide a decent moral has kground and gikkl cel ot ctandjrds for his or her children co that they w ill recognize fiv k lor what it ic entertainment pure and simple And it vou don't like it. turn it ott But don't trv to nuke that choice tor the rest of uv fhe Defiant concert w ill bring hucinecs into town and give the kids something to do fhe Junior Bowlers are onlv selling Ik kets. not sponsor mg the concert, arkl thes deserve the proceeds lor their hard work selling tickets Me hope the concert gik's well and to see you all there Heed the wise words of Ozzy ( )sN >11011' 1 o 'k at yiHirscIf instead ot look mg at me with accusation in your eyes Do vou want me crucified tor im profanity ’ Concealing your crime behind a venture ol lies, tell me where do I begin il you think you w ill not sin Be the first lo cast the stone You're no different to me I ” You're No Different Bark at the M.k>nl Is i I d Hamlin Noti Siruthcrs Bert Cason V e rn a l A lfalfa R an g er A lfalfa LadaK A lfalfa W e s te rn R ossana S m all B u rn e tt S heep Fescue C an b ar Canby B lu eg rass In te rm e d ia te O ahe S m ooth B rom e C om m on C re s te d N ordan S O W ! C re s te d F airw ay R ussian W ild rye V in al O rch ard Grass P aiu te O rch ard Grass P o to m ac O rc h a rd G rass L a ta r S ain fo in Rom ont C lo ver Red C lo ver 'Yellow U tm om Street Tall W h eat G rass A lcar :503:3S 4-S 3:3. C :r.i:r.,C R ,37323 Bill Powell, Pendleton, CR I503:276-63r n ^ i . i v i T j r n j T r r T , r m ï l V I V I V r 2 T T n - I V r ? T ? T ? T ? T T T T T r
