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• V. J “*.1* J r. r : i ** ’ ' •* >* FCH’R - Hrppnrr (iu r t^ T im n , Hrppnrr. Oregon Wrdncvli)!, May 24, 1988 Letters to the Editor The O fficial Newspaper o f the City o f Heppner and the County o f Morrow t a il T o the Editor I had the opportunity to travel with a great hunch o f kidv to Salem for the "Say No to D ru gs" parade Mrs Paynes and Mr Briggs' fifth grade class were a joy to travel with They were ctiurteous and polite with smilev on their faces If we are going to fight drugs and GAZETTE-TIMES 11 ’ The H rp pnrr M o rrow ( Q u n t)'i Hom e-Owned W eekly Newspaper U S P S 240-420 ■ Hippi . O r « * » under Ik* Act at Mart* 3, ItT « Sar<w4 eta« p o « ^ * pmt4 ■I Ih jp M r. lingua Ofllr* m 147 Wra M l*,»» Scrrrl I rirphunr i M l I i 4709221 A 4 * « O B M O m l a « la dw Hrppnrr («autlr-Tlm n. P ( ) A n 337, Hrpp mm, Orapaa fT IM . M v r l p d M : 912 la Macron. VVWcWr, I J t a a rad U t O ( |23 ftw .hr, r their dealers we are going to have educate the younger childrengo the dangers o f drugs, not only to themselves hut to their friends and family loo. Please kids keep saying no to drugs Sincerely, (s) Kay Rene Dual Is H o sp ita l N o te s lone Insights J *rtr H r g k n ...................................................... OfTWr Manapre, lip r w lim g David and April Sykes, -:-Lco and Irene Crabtree travel ed to Caldwell, Idaho for grand daughter Alisa Gclinas' graduation from Valley View High School Alisa reveisexl four scholarships, and will he attending the University in Caldwell. Idaho this fall She will also be representing the IK Y E (In tcrnaiional Foreign Youth E x change) program in Cologne. Cier- manv for three weeks this summer Alisa was horn in Germany, and plans to visit the hospital in which che was bom -:-l.eo Crabtree has had an ex cellent recovery from his recent eye surgery Daughter Carolyn (H all) was visiting for a week to help Publishers Attaboy Judge * . : It ; • • - • - . x •-.* * * j k •; f’ , . v •' V • . . #•_ . .... ;• « •vr < ! > 3: •- < i+ ■ • \ V t , - v. ’ *• ' * ■ * . ) . /V« * : i f > , s .• » <•l? *v .-S' 7- • rx » < | t* , r ^ 'J Ytru sure did chow 'em Judge When you couldn't find enough money in the County budget to equip and furnish the Heppner Clinic and challenged the Heppner Chamber o f Commerce to raise the money through donations, you really had your work cut out for yourself But then you added the clincher “ Let's show those folks in the North End ” W ell, from what we hear, you and the “ South enders" really did show 'em W e hear the fund drive has been singularly successful, the clinic will he Hv Ed Glenn equipped, furnished and fully opera tional by the time Doctors Baretta ar rive nest month What you didn't count on was just what it was you were showing the folks in the North End Men and women arc motivated to great deeds by a variety o f emotions Among them arc love, hate and fear To the extent that your fund drive was motivated by the " I x t 's Show 'e m " remark, few pe«>plc w e've talk ed to assume it was love The Heppner Clinic is part o f a County Medical Services system ad ministerd by a county wide medical board that has tried to bring some cohesiveness to the system Wouldn't it have been nice to have had a county wide fund raising effort that did not pit south against north ’ As I see it. what some North enders were shown was that lax support is not needed for medical services in Heppner, the community is willing to be able to provide whatever support is required outside the taxing system Yes, Judge, you and I know that is not what was meant nor is that the truth The point is. however, that we arc all neighbors in this county and we can either act and talk and be good neighbors or the neighborhood will, as they say, go to — . The fund raising was a tremendous effort You and all who contributed arc to be commended How nice it would have been to have had the entire county included, to have begun the practice of helping a neighbor in need, o f feeling a kinship with others just down the mad Judge, we want to be your neighbor B irth s D A .’s Report Denisr O ro/co • a daughter Denise, was horn May 14. 1488 to Reynaldo and Fransisca O rozco o f The District Attorney's office at the courthouse in Heppner reports handling the following business dur ing the past week Darin Sim. 22. Irrigon. appeared for Change o f Plea and plead guilty to Theft in the Second Degree on May 20. 1488. before Judge Ralph Currin Court ordered a Pre sentence investigation Ruth Ann Gibson. 21. Hemuston. appeard for Arraignment for Proha lion Violation, before Judge Ralph Curnn on May 20. 1488 Court con tinued until May 27, 1488 Steven Andrew Brooks. 28, Boardman. appeared for Change o f Plea and plead guilty to Driving W hile Suspended before Judge Ralph C u rn n on Mas 20 |4XX H n ed $150. $20 for Crime Victims Compensation Account, and $10 for the benefit o f the Board o f Police Standards and Training program Boardman at G ood Shepheru Hospital The baby weighed 6 lbs 14 oz J a c k ly n L y n n a e D ike a daughter. Jacklyn. was born May 13. 1488 to Ivan and Theresa Dike Jr. o f im gon at G«xxl Shepherd Hospital The baby weighed 6 lbs 7 W oz. M lkel Dean Britt - a son. Mikcl was born May 14. 1488 to Rick and Shelli Britt o f Heppner at Si Anthony hospital in Pendleton The baby weighed 7 lbs 3 or Grandparents are Wanda Ober, Tigard. Richard Ober. Pendleton. Charlene and I-arry Day. Pilot R o ck . John and N e lla Britt, Heppner Great grandmothers arc R J Bntt. Fossil and Alice I>ay, FHwtland r Graduation Gift Ideas! . r r \ s ,* 'S - J r ’ Y. J y * * I ; ./ . '♦ <t / ;.v « ;v V . : . ■. . -• b h j^ r ; ‘ . i h " " * , 4 .* • ; t *■: • « RENO NIGHT IS ICONING ££• Coast to Coast 1 *Vvv Heppner Your source = H = his vacation in lone ai the W oolery House H A B or lake a tour o f the W'ells Spring site, and visit the cn tire Blue Mountain Scenic way Nil who knows ’ If she calls again. I just might do that, but from now on I'm dressing formal for morning coffee Chamber Chatter By Claudia Hughas Chamb«. Manage W ith the Memorial Picnic this weekend and work beginning on the hotel it's time we saluted our Senior Citizens Their time, talents, and energy keep Heppner thriving Many arc active ChamN-r members, and lost w e'd be wiiNnit them An article entitled “ Key to Enjoy ing Old Age Remain C reative," by W C Campbell told about a fellow walking down the street who met a Iricnd He asked. "H o w arc things going?” , Ihe triend replied, “ I Iccl like an ofi! newspaper in the bird cage o f lifc " The next friend, when asked the same question replied. " I feel like an old house with rooms tilled with golden memories and freedom to move aN»ut. even it the plumbing needs constant repair and the wiring has short circuits ” No matter what our age. we can team much from the responses o f these two friends W e all "short cir cuit-' periodically, but with a jxisitisc attitude and enthusiasm lor life, it’ s pretty hard to identify a specific age as old lake the 100 year old woman who was asked by a young reporter how she lived so long. "N e v e r died." she replied and went aNnit her business So. hats o ff to our seniors tor their creativity, enthusiasm, vitality, humor, and all they do tor our community. There will N- no ChamN-r May 31. fifth Tuesday Sec you June 7 676 -9U M *1 ,2 Our First year in the Heppner area has been both enjoyable and pleasant with the opportunity to share »mr services w ith many o f the community. Hours this summer for our Heppner office will he: Regular Hours: 2:00 - 5:30 p.m. By Appointment: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CLINIC Floyd A. Turnbull, IX ' 128 W W illow 676 - 5 WI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STATE CLASS A TRACK TEAM CHAMPIONS Vi, John, & Wayne Wilgers HEPPNER MUNICIPAL POOL INFORMATION The Heppner Municipal Pool will open with a free swim at 1:00 p m on Sunday. June 12, 1988 Pool Manager will be Travis Harrison Lifeguards will be Michelle Beck and Starla Marlatt We do not have an instructor who holds a W.S.I. card, THEREFORE NO LESSONS WILL BE GIVEN THIS YEAR Season tickets will be on sale at Heppner City Hall on June 6, 1988 Costs for ticket* are Daily admissions are Family - $50 Thur 10 yrs old - 75 Student - $20 11 thru 14 - $1 00 Adult - $25 15 and up - $1.50 Pool will be closed on Mondays and July 4 Pool hours are: 1-5 p m a n d 7 t o 9 p m - Tuesday thru Friday 1 to 5 p m on Saturday and Sunday The last day of swimming wilt be Sunday August 28. 1988 Published May 25, June 1, 8. 1988 40 to 45% OFF ALL N A P A FILTERS 40% Off SINGLE FILTER _ 45% Off CASE MIX OR MATCH 45% Off One Dozen \ l l Denomination Bible School Starts June 24th. Heppner Auto Parts Ä 148 E Center Heppner Hike it C o u r t Str«M-l M a ir k o l CHECK OSH EVERVEAV LOW PRICES WHERE TOUR DOLLAR MAKES MORE CERTS Tomatoes lb B.ir-S Whole Ham $ | 3 9 lb Western Family Your Source fo r Gifts Jr • Sleeping Bag Flashlight Coolers Kitchen Utensils Vj-pint Microwave Back-pack Tape Recorder Thermos Automotive Acces Coflee Makers Cookware Typewriter V.C.R. TV. Stereo Housewares CrocK-pot Hair Dryer Iron Shaver Phones Dusthuster •* ; V Jt h ; > *• • •Ï ? f ' =n = lt =H= her dad during (his time -¡-Thirty-four members o f the Rictmann Bristow family gathered at the W illows Grange this weekend for their reunion t Hi» o f area guests included Julie R Frink o f Hun lington Beach. C A . Bobby Swanson and family o f Walla W'alla. a great aunt and cousins from the TriCities along wiih several cousins from the Tillamook area Barbar Collins and her third grade class became the City leaders for a day Mayor Judy Osmin welcomed the new council to City Hall, and gave (hem a chance to make decisions for the day Six new council m em bers, secretary treasurer, and the maintenance man lor the day pondered over venous city pmblenis W lien Mayor 1 hmin asked the group to solve the street problem the opi ni,»nc formed this solution “ nuke people pay to drive on them " Toll streets not a had idea In reply to the problem of high school students speeding and showing o ff on City streets h> roaring their car engines ''G e t their license numbers and tell their parents " W hat to do with the house recently donated to the city-’ (M rs Hunch donated the house) " l e t a hunch ol homeless people live there ” To the point city govern menl but should the Federal Grants really be written in crayon’ There will he an Oregon Frail Hike on Saturday. May 28 Enjoy the luxury o f a three day weekend and spend a day with the family on the Oregon Trail Pack lunches and meet at the O T office. Main St., lone, at 4 30 a m The tour ends at I .30 p m Call 422-7401 lor prices and further information Die W o o len House Bed and Breakfast Housewarming was a great success W ith over 100 peoplt- in attendance, the evening was en joyed with tours o f the house, gilts, visiting and walks down memory lane The Jordan's have made great progress in the renovations Open mg o f the Inn has not yet been set. hut we re all looking to pitch in and help them all we can Carol l ay lor presented the Jordan's with three beautiful ceramic. Victorian style bed lamps Best o f w ishes to John and Faith on their new business -The next M orrow County Tourism meeting will be on June 8. Wednesday at 8 30 a m at the O f fice Calc. Main St .lone Die mor ning will consist o f a tour o f the Woolery House, a tour of the W ells Springs Site. Old Oregon I rail, and lunch back at the O ffice Cate Everyone is invited to attend Call 422-7401 for more information The Rev Isa (Sara) Brown has accepted an interim justoral position with a church in Fairfax. C A for a period o f six months to one year lone will remain homehusc lor the Browns who plan to return "h o m e '' to lone as often as possible Good luck and best w ishes on your new job Isa Confusion is running rampant in the Tourism business Wednesday. May 25. the Governor o f our State- will be in the area to tour the Mader Farm, and will also be in Board mans I knew the Governor wihi IJ be in I .astern ( Jregon on May 25. but I also knew the Governor's Oregon Trail Council would be touring the trail in our area on June 25 So we wrote a letter inviting the Governor to go on the Oregon Trail tour But at 8:30 a m Tuesday , as I was drinking my coffee, and the kids were all o ff to school: the phone rang “ Robin Baker, please’ ” No problem, yet “ This is Jill Thom e, with the Governor's o f fice I immediately looked down at my fuzzy pink slippers and felt very i »adequate “ The Governor will not have time in his schedule to attend the tour in your area tomorrow Confusion I explained the situa tion and told her we were tmiring on June 25 and not May 25 “ The Governor will he on vaca tion June 25 " Oh I thanked h e very much for calling Hey. I was impressed Not dressed p ro p e rly , hut very impressed I didn't ask if he'd like to spend The Justice Court in the cour thouse annex building in Heppner reports handling the follow in g business during the past week: Victor Robert Rictmann. lone- Excccding the Maximum Speed. 65 mph in a 55 mph /one. $13 fine. Ida Sue Scott. Soap 1-ake, Washington Exceeding the Max imum Speed. 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. $57 hail forfeited TH A N K YOU! By Rotxn Bafc* 422 7403 (■rapMr* llrpanmrni . t.rapt In. A4 Sate* ' Kratling. DMrUwtkm Marte t n e W n Ju stice C o u rt Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner reports admitting and discharging the following patients during the past week Laura Searte. admitted May 14. discharged May 16 The follow ing patients were still receiving care as o f press time Tuesday Helen Dyer. Heppner admitted May 20. and Pauline Robbins-admitted Mav 21 French Fries 2 lb. 19« 1 Pppsi Products plus six (xu k 12 nz i jn s (lt‘(M>Slt Beet *4 **, Rib Eve Steak Sirloin * l* * i Tip Roast Hill's $ 3*0 Doggies i ib pkg large 3 « e r $ I ÄÄ Artichokes l urge White 4 lb s . * | # ° Dry Onions Western F.tm ilv 4 0 * Margarine i u> rut* lay 0 9 * Potato Chips b’a oz Western Family 8 9 * Bathroom Tissue 4 mil pk Ball Park B«-ef »!• * » Franks 1 ib Pkg Prices good May 26 - 30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A M . - 6 P . M . LonBW C o u r t SI ro o t M a r k e t I I I N Court Heppner 676-9643 r r *. • - * * N
