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• \ - • a . • t. . • \ * . . . . * ■ f . * ^ *• :t m ' » . . i -V *' F C H 'R - H eppner G a z e tte -T im e «. H e p p n e r. O re g o n VNrdnesdav. Decem ber 2. IW 7 IMI ,ZZ~. Not safe to fish at Willow Creek Lake The Mrppner T o the Editor: ll u not longer sale lo fish on W illo w Creek t>am M y husband and I enjoyed going iHit in ihc boat and fishing (he lake once o r twice a week It was peaceful and retaking whether we caught any fish or not Th in g s have c hanged N ow there arc hunters go ing up and dow n the lake with shot guns shiMiting at a nything or anyN>dy ()n c of the shot gun blast » hit just M) ft from our boat Th e on ly thing to shoot at was the boat s in GAZETTE-TIMES Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper U S P S 240420 PuM tchrU O f n W r d n r v d o and r n lr r r t l n « n i « i ) i l « u m ailer al Itlr Pini O f T k r ' al H r p p n r r . H r r p m under iK r t r i ut M a r ik I. IH7* S n u n d clan» p n l a ( r paid al H r p p n r r . O rt-giai O f T k r al I47 VXrM ill.»» Nirnrt I rlrp h u n r lV I.ll *7fc.»22* W kd d rm a n a n m u n k al a m i lu Ike H rp p n r r t . a r r O r - T i m r v P I I H u « 1.0. H r p p n r r . ( Ir r f u n »7*1* S « tn > n p lk m « t i t In M o r n . » . M k r r l r r . I.illia m and l.r a m ( »H jn ltrv $2.1 r ile » h e r e , • . J o u r Hughes ............................................................. INana HaH . . M a rie M n j l h r n l.a tl I'a p m ra o I tiern Sailing ............................ ....... O f T k r M a n a g rr. T «p rs r1 im g N r » i l »liter ........................l . r a p h m Ih rp a rim rn l l . r a p k m IHM rltNillon P n a d Heading lana M a ri* u a rd l. the lake and that's exactly what they did A week later we went out again Everything was peaceful that day and we enjoyed ourselves. T w o week s ago we went again W e had been out in the lake about an h«>ur IksIrihulHMi David and April Sykes, Publishers A decade of creativity „ C r 1 . ,* * ■ V T o the Editor ll is not very often that the parents o f our young people and the patrons o f the arts receive recognition for a job well done T o o often we only receive and return praise when it in volves a special event W e all need a kind word o f cn enuragement now and then to strengthen our creative pursuits It is with this in mind that I write this short note o f recognition to my supporters As an instructor and representative of the arts within M orrow County for the past ten years, I have seen some exciting events take place in the arts. W hen we invited the Artist in Education Program into our schools three years ago to complement our program, it was the excellence of the I E A representative. Sandy Brook, the enthusiasm o f our students, the financial support of our patrons, and the staff in our schools that endors ed the A I E program throughout the school district Th e Artist in Educa lion program is now initiated once a year throughout our Elementary and jr high programs It was the annual Art Show in con junctHHi with our music program that you as a community supported which was a real plus for the students Your participation in those events rein • forced our students' desire to he creative within the classroom setting I I » f * • - L? u ; v v > 2 for sharing experiences, problems & solutions. | First Christian Church { December 4, 1987, 7:00 p.m. - ' : ■ i.? p i * *,V V ■ -» 'V -v . b ; ’ r .. v . i. ■ r ^ r V / ' k . • ¿ V .. V / [ \ . V**1 * r * r 1 T A >• . .<• ♦ • -y . v t ' .■»*.* ' ’• ¡f f ' * -■v* y . • ft' r . ! i - > *■ V • * ms * ■ • , ^ / 1/ k* « . ' . I » , * » * » / 1 L 12:00 V O O \ - 4:0 0 p.m. EVERY • \ t ' 1 * H ¡Sunday Dec. ; Sunday Dec. Sunday Dec. »**« ■ I ■ , "* V * » ik&W . Peterson s Jewelers Murray's Drug The Shoe Box Coast to Coast SEE mmmwmmwmnnwm) You are cordially invited to a Christmas O p e n House featuring Mary Kay Cosmetics. Doris Flynn Consultant. At Kate's Pizza and Pastry Mon., Dec. 7 - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 10% Off All Merchandise. Free Gift Wrapping - Refreshments Door Prize Will be Given Away Everyone W elcbme ISN’T SHE NIFTY ( f t * ! * ! '« '« ! * Donna Peterson is Western Sliced L o u r l Si ro o t M a r k o t Single Wrap Cheese CHECK OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES WHERE YOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CENTS 99 \ ir -* i Tried Chicken u<./ k »* k 3 79 ( .old & Soft Margarine 1 ib tub 109 C A O ea I » « l 7 ® * e a Carrot Cake Mix IM Frosh 4 15 V 59 ' Carrots Fresh Assorted Cui Pork Chops $ | ■ S 9 ih Broccoli Fresh Turnips 4 Ik * . Pink Crapefruit ir -* i 4 # «r* l° ° Boneless Chuck Roast 2 liter : Coke Products 1 liter lb Pepsi or Slice 1 fo r 9 9 *. j , j , CHRISTMAS TREES AVAILABLE STARTING NEXT WEEK' Prices s;ood Dec. 3rd - 7 th. O PEN 7 DAYS A W E E K - 7 A M - 6 PM . LOTTERY C o u r t St r o o t .M a rk e t 111 N Court Heppner S7G 9643 • . j # _ ;* • » • • . *** • .o. : ^ **■ O Pillsbury Plus 6 .......................... OPEN 1 3 .........................OPEN 1 2 - 4 2 0 ........................ OPEN 1 2 - 4 j The C ountry Rose Gardner’s Men’s Wear amazing things you can do ” M otivation is very .ipparent on Hcppner's Main Street Cham ber of Com merce is proud of Fabric's Inc Joyce and Jerry Hollom an; Plovhar Insurance, Bob Ployhar. Barb’ s Slender Ducst. Barb Ansotcgui. and English's C hevron M in i M art. Rev English (T h e “ Congratulations, W e 're Proud o f Y o u " sign is in tor repairs in the chamber manager's basement') December 5. chamber members w ill be serving lunch to M r and M rs Santa Claus and children at the Heppner Elks laxlgc from 12 to I p m for $2 (X) followed by a movie Children nuy also have their picture taken with Santa for SI 50 Hepp ner Merchants offer this opportum ty for parents to Christmas shop •Chamber, Tuesday. December 8 w ill be a special Port of M orrow video presentation Com e visit with Bob M ille r. Port Manager, about port activities. •Decem ber 15. Cham ber members will be entertained by students with Christmas songs This will also he the day to vote on direx tors and membership dues increases See you at Cham ber Hope yo u ’ re enjoying Christinas preparations and remembering the meaning of the season reg 1 ) 9 - SUNDAY UNTIE CHRISTMAS ; These Stores W ill Be Open Every Sunday Until ! Christmas for Your Shopping Convenience. ! Special Activities Have Been Planned Too.______ O n December 2 lvl the board will meet to discuss the input received from each of the communities and work towards making major dcci sums These decisions are difficult one* to make and the board must know how each community feels and which options they w ill support I have lei the superintendent know which options I prefer How ever. I am only one person and I don't believe I speak for the entire com niunity of Heppner Each and every person has a responsibility to let the board know their feelings about the i^Xions outlined Please, call a hoard member or the superintendent to discuss the options available Ix t s all become informed mi that we in turn can inform the hoard Sincerely (s) Nancy Brownfield R t. I Box 3490 Heppner, O R 97836 Ih c County Court recently ac cepted John Bristow * resignation from the C ounty Planning C o m m iv sum I ve had the honor to watch John chair the Planning Commisaion and he w ill be hafd to replace, both on the commission and as chairman Am ong the reasons for tendering his resignation. John listed tfie work involved and his desire to devote more time to his personal life He will continue to very ably guide the Port o f M orrow as one of its five Bv Ed Glenn commissioners Difficult as it may he. (he County C ourt w ill he searching for a new planning commission member There will he those who will lobby for a resident o f lone or environs to " m a in tain geographic balance" on the commission There w ill he others that w ill argue for a " N o rth e n d e r." They w ill first point out that the huge majority o f land use decisions handled by the planning commission in volve land lix'jtcd in the north half of die county and therefore, it should be a resident of that half of the county Secondly, they w ill claim that sinc e the m ajority o f county residents live north o f the Bom bing Range, it's time for a majority o f some N u r d , commission or committee to come from that area Neither side w ill recogm/c that we need the best p e rvin for the job and that place of residence is simply not a qualifying characteristic W hoever is apnointed. let's hope they have the foresight to appoint a hearings officer conduct public hearings Th is aspect o f the com m is sion's work unnecessarily bum s up much of the commissioners’ time So long as the commission hears contested cases, little time w ill be left for real planning M ore commissioners than John w ill feel the need to resign to have any time for other things Besides, a hearings officer would probably do a better job of handling the very technical aspects of con tested case hearings. Die County C ourt should make a position on appointment of a hear ings officer one o f the considerations in selecting a new commissioner, and not make the appointment based on place o f residence. 8 (>/ package I V : î Eve r hear the story o f the load that fell into a deep ru t' A ll of his friends and relative» were convinced that he would never get out o f there alive A n d the toad was equally convinc ed. Th e next m orning, however, he was jumping around in the fields like the iHhers W hen asked what hap pcncd, he replied, " I thought I would never escape from that deep rut But when I heard that big truck com ing and knew it would run over me. I just had to get o u t'” It is wonderful what any creature can do when given sufficient n»»tiva- tion. pc«*plc included Most of us are not overw orked, we are under- motivated Tix la y . allow yourself to be strongly motivated and see what ¡For Your Shopping Convenience Heppner Businesses are Opening Their Doors [with Special Christmas (Shopping Hours. •■•;,. v / v 'v / •'■ Y v> ! I Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hug has chamOar managar . ► V *> com m unity know the findings of the feasibility study recently completed Th is study dealt w ith all o f U k school buildings within our district and what should he done in terms of remodeling, updating, or building new. There were a number of options outlined for each and every school building The purpose of the meeting was to allow the schixil hoard (he op portunity to receive input from the community (These meetings are be ing held in each of the communities.) Th e Boardman meeting w ill be held on Thursday. December 3 at River side High School audthtonum . 7 pm « ■* . F e llo w Hcppncr C o m m u n ity Members: O n Tuesday. Novem ber 24. there was a very important inerting held at the Hcppncr Elementary School Th is meeting was to let the Hcppncr OPEN SUNDAY I CHRISTMAS V < V * ; > * > : 7 • • ' F o r m o re in f o r m a t io n c u ll 6 7 0 -5 1 2 0 o r 6 7 6 -v 2 (W when here came the hunters with their shot gu n 's Th e y started shiHiting up and dow n the hanks and out in the lake The noise and afraid of being ha by one o f the pellets, we loaded the boat and came home We haven't been out since Th e re 's plenty o f places around Hcppner to hunt I have rmthing against hunting hut around a lake where people are fishing on the hanks and out in the lake is no place to he hunting or target practicing Th e responsibility lies on the stxHjIdcrs of the Corps o f Engineers to get Safety Zone signs around the lake before some one is seriously in jured or killed Like lo fish but don't like to get shot at (s) M ary Harris Hcppncr Let the school board know your opinion ó • ' i l :< «- /■ One o f the highlights last year was 1 -anee M arvin's trip to Chicago. His national wmn:ng watcrcolor through the International Creative Arts Festival for the Hearing Impaired earned l^incc a trip during last year's spring break F o r l^m cc. it was a memorable event o f creative ac tivities in the big city It is because of community support that we have had some strong com mitments toward the arts T o commemorate the past and establish new horizons for creativi ty in the future a Student Exhibit will be presented. “ A Decade of C re a tiv ity ” w ill be on display throughout the month o f January at the Hcppncr Public Library Thanks again for your support. (s) Ron Forrar A rt Instructor j • A counseling CROSS-FIRE group for married couples. A lime / . Sophie Struthcrs is now attending I infield College as an art student and K im W right attends Bassist Institute in Portland Th e y arc both pursuing a Em c Arts career through studies in our higher educational institutions These two students arc only two of our young people that have set long term goals for professional careers in the arts One of the highlights last year was l^ince M arvin's trip to Chicago His national winning watcrcolor through the International Creative A n s Festival for the Hearing Impaired . i * V ■' *# - ;.«• r ■ * , « * ! -4 • •*. . •* .) Get on with planning Letters to the Editor Th e O fficial Nc*spj|W f o f the C ity of Heppner and the County of M o r r o « . « g * '* " T - : 1« V • - • ..r 1 y r * î •; -vv. . V
