Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, February 22, 1989, Page THREE, Image 3

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Give our economy a ‘shot in the arm'
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To the Falitor
There iv a w jv we can all help im ­
prove the economy o f M o m m
County at a very vmail cost to uc. the
taxpayer
When we go to the pollv on March
28. wc w ill he given an opportunity
to vote for a general obligation bond
authorization for the Port o l M o r­
row This levy w ill he a one time on
ly assessment It w ill cost a little levs
than IOC a thousand dollars A
$50,000 home w ill cost approx­
imately $5 (one time only), and a
$100,000 piece o f property w ill cost
only $10 (one lim e o n ly )
This money w ill allow the port to
make some much needed im ­
provements. to rearrange its in
dehtedness, to purchase a few need
cd acres for expansion and to help
them operate more etficienily It w ill
allow the Port to be more com­
petitive for business
Business at the port is increasing
The over the dock tonnage has gone
up When the solid waste business
begins the port w ill he humming
with activity
This all adds up to an improved
economy in M orrow County more
jobs, more purchasing power and
stabilized property values
I urge you to support the bond
issue that w ill give our county vm.fi
a sh«»t in the arm at such a low cost
per taxpaver It is a bargain
Sincerely
(si Hob Jcp-.cn
Hcppner
Ministerial Assoc, helps facilitate better
understanding of issues
To the Editor
The South M o rro w C ounty
M inisterial A w x ia tio n deserves a
big round o f applause, especially
Pastor Rick Hv'cnson and Pastor Don
Boyce During this d iffic u lt time
with teacher contract negotiations,
which has created so much strife tor
all of us. it is indeed gratifying to
know that our religious leaders are
doing something to facilitate a bet
ter understanding o f the issues,
which may in turn help in resolving
the situation
The decision to sponsor the open
forum could not have been an easy
one So many o f our community
members choose not lo eet involved
with this issue in any way. The
Pastors are to be commended for
their tenacity
The forum could not have taken
place, however, i f not for the
cooperation o f the M orrow County
School Board, particularly M r
Duane Carroll and (he teas hers who
(each in M orrow County, especial
ly those who participated on the
panel
A l Beck. Steve Brown
field Jennifer Hymn. I airy Trench
I'm sure ii was not easy for any of
them I personally know one of the
panel membrs very well and can at
test that he did not find the evening
to be an easy one
The last participant ot the forum
did appear to be relaxed and very
much at ease M r Ron Daniels
President of Blue Mountain Com
munity College, did an excellent |ob
as the moderator for the forum I
especially appreciated his humor,
which he managed to display at |ust
the right time
Sincerely.
(si Nancy Brownfield
Hcppner
Legislation introduces for tax bases
To the Editor:
HJRI and HH 2136 intrtxluce
legislation that would allow the
whole state to vote on a tax base for
any school districts operating under
a safety net
The importance o f this legislation
to allow a statewide vote goes
beyond whether your district is in a
safety net. in that it infringes upon
your district's right to he the vile in
flucnce on local issues in your area
If your district is operating within the
-safety net, there w ill be a six percent
increase for every year your district
has operated in the safety net to
calculate the new tax base In the
case o f many Oregon school districts
and counties, the property values
have decreased in the last few years
I f those values would remain stag
nant or continue to decrease, you
would be faced w ith a 6 7 increase
on your budgets without a vote every
year
The prospect o f this kind o f tax
base is going to stop any new
businesses in your area i f your tax
ing rates arc high, unless the
businesses arc on the government
"Why am I
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dole, which only r.nscv the amount
o f faxes wc pay anyway
Our stale government apjx-arv not
to have the guts to solve .1 problem
they have created with a lot o l nun
dates on education It's a railroad
job laical issues should be decided
by the local people, not the whole
state
It you agree with mo. contact >our
representative and senators -\sk
them to stop this legislation I am in
forested in your comments W rite me­
at the address below
(si Eric Ward
P O Box 476
M osicr. ( >K 97040 (V»7f,
Chief Rathbun’s
Tips
Drunk drivers seriously injure
more than 10,000 Oregonians cash
year and (hey k ill another '<«> 1 his
week a new program aimed at keep
mg drunk drivers o ff the road w ill
be announced Safe Call S jte Call
is a revised, more "user frie n d ly ''
version o f the Rcddi (Reporl Tv cry
Drunk D river Immediately) number
with which you may be fam iliar
Safe Call enables Oregonians to
report drunk drivers by calling
I HUT24 DR UN K 24 hours a day or
9 1 1 i f available in your area
llrp p n e r Gazette- lim e s . H eppner, Oregon W ednesday, Tehruarv 22. IW V . IU R T E
Heppner Police
Report
The Heppner P o I kc departmcnl
reports handling the fo llo w in g
business during the past week
Teh IJ I '9 p m assist Sisters
police departnieni. 8 18 p in Noise
Com plaint. ID 02 p m assist Mor
row County S h e riffs department
Feb 14 5 04 p.m -Dog Com-
plami, 5 $4 p m M otorist Assist
Teh I ' 12 p m Report o f Death
Feb
16
I I 42 a in -D og
Complaint
Feb
17 4 JO p .m M otorist
Assist. 4 45 p 111 M otorist Assist.
1 I p.m C ltl/e n Assist
Feb 18 7 40 a m Juvenile ease
Tcb
19 9 5J a 111 M otorist
A s s is t.
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Assist C ity
C re w .
7 56 p m Parking Complaint
Stokes Landing in
Irrigon to serve
soup and sandw ich
Residents ot Irngon and surroun
ding communities are invited to
come to a potato voup and ham sarxl
wich dinner 17m w ill be served al
Stokes I .mding Senior Center bet
ween 8 and 7 p m Friday . February
24 There w ill be a charge ot $2 V)
(•ante night w ill follow at 7 p m
with admission of $1 Coffee and
refreshments w ill be seised
Not too long ago, I could
hear others, but I couldn't under-
uand what they were saying
Then my Hearing Health
Professional tested me and said I
was suffenng from Nerve
Deafness, a type o f hearing
loss that affects miliums of
people
I
He also told me there is a
new hearing technology that
could help me the Argosy
canal hearing aid So tiny, you
probably can't see that I'm wear
ing it right now!
Take my advice and start
enjoying the benefits o f better
hearing. Call your Hearing
Health Professional today for a
complete hearing test and eval­
uation
T or m ore in fo rm a tio n ,
please contact:
Cl
Hearing A id Sendee
District A Girls
Basketball Playoffs
Heppner vs. Weston McEwen
Friday, Feb. 24th - 7:00 p.m.
District A Boys
Basketball Playoffs
Heppner vs. Pilot Rock
Friday, Feb. 24th - 8:30 p.m.
Pendleton
Funeral service was Saturday in
the chapel o f Burns Mortuary in
Pendleton wuh interment al the
K)OF cemetery at The Dalles
She was h > m D e c e m b e r 19. |9 tw
J! Ava. Mo , to Rex and Alta Rip
pee She married Frank Gentry at
Ava
ITic Gentry v came to Pendleton 111
I9A4 and vhe worked for the
telephone company here until her
retirement in 1974 She had begun
working w ith the telephone company
at Heppner in 1*441
She was a member o l the United
Methodist Church in Pendleton, a
member o f the Telephone Pioneers
and volunteer tor the Retired Senior
Volunteer Program i K s \ P i She
was on ihe Advisory Hoard for the
Salvation Army in Pendleton
Survivors include 11 son. Duane,
ot la k e Oswego, brothers, Paul
Brown o l Heppner and Vernon
Brown o f Pendleton, and three
grandchildren
Memorial contributions may be
mode to the A I S Foundation (lo u
(k-hng Disease) or Retah I nter
prises directlv or through Burns
M ori uarv
State Fire Marshall The Center
cares tor J J children al sap.K itv ami
opens at 6 JO a m to 6 p m The
I. k this is insjxv ted on a regular basis
by the slate and also bv parents
Ihcy are s|x>nv>nng a pre school
three days a week It you would like
to tell or read a story or want to share
your love for a shild. why m>t visit
the Dav Care Center A poem was
read lor the Svkes. area newspaper
owners. "T h e Home Paper" A
Presidents Day reading " T h e
A m e ric a n C re e k " by Joyce
Buchanan and a tew lasts about
I ebruary Presidents were given bv
I ranees Smousc Some history con
ccrning George Washington bv
iV lp h a Jones In closing, the In
augural ion Prayer was read by
M ildred W right Ihe meeting was
conducted by 1 yle Peck. Master
(iuevts were Frank and Kathy
•Hidvorsen nnd TM and I ewis
H.tlvorsen from W illow s Grange
Meetings announced were Wheal
Budgeting bv Wheat I eague in
Pendleton March I at the Red I ion
( aids were sent lo ihe members amt
friends nui present I M \fx»kc on the
( iW A district meeting at ( irccntield
as she is Pomona GW A chairman
and Frank ihe insurance agent gave
a report
I he ( iarden Bugs met on I ucs
Jav at the home ot Dorothy Bui
chain The events tor the coming
year were discussed An election ot
officers was held wnh I oclla Taylor,
president, Dorothy Hurcham. vice
chairman, and Kathy fcllcchca.
secretary trea sure r
Ih e next
meeting w ill be at I ois Allyns Door
prize was won bv M arj Ball
Refreshments were served
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Pat Sweeney 676 9226
Jerry Healy 676-5240
John McCabe 676 5231
Mark Pointer 989-8572
Charlie Anderson 676-5182
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Last year's auction was a big success because of the
many items that were donated. The auction is the main
financial source for putting on the annual St. Patrick’s
Day Celebration in Heppner. The celebration has become
bigger and better each year, and now brings our com­
munity state wide recognition. In order to maintain this
level, we need help from the people of this area. How
( an You / / d p ? Simply by donating one item of value
to the auction. Then call one of the names below and
we II see that your donated item is picked up. W ith y o u r
h e lp th e a u c tio n w ill also j»et b in d e r a n d b e tte r!
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I'm gonna die! I've got this sore
throat cough runny nose, headache
and I'm sore all over'"
Clem Chirj>ed‘ Well gee. 6rarelda
all you need is some ot that nite
time cold medicine from V f i l l e r ’ «»
M in i Vlnrl and ( h f i n n i . "
C,ni:eldn sighed "I knew you would baby me a little bit; you big
lug1"
Clem Lushed Oh say. speaking of baby you d better baby that
old pickup on your way down to Miller's, cause those roads are real
slick this time ot night!"_________________________________________
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Lexington News
Holly Rehckah laslgc met on
Thursday lor the regular meeting
w iih N G Gen M artin in the chair
Plans were discussed for the
' Sweetheart dinner and party to be­
held on Sunday A decorated tree
was in the hall, with decorations on
which arc written needed articles tor
the Neighborhood Center and for .1
family locally who may he in need
o f assistance I7ie members are ask
cd to take one o f the decorations
homo and bring it h.u k with the
needed article
The tree is in
memory ot .1 deceased member Kuih
Robinson, who was ihe Coinmunitv
Serv ice chairman lor several years
M r and Mrs M artin presented a
plaque which says "R u th 's Friend
ship Tree
It is hoped that this w ill
be a successful project and w ill con
tinue for several years A Bingo par
ty is being planned with the proceeds
to be used for chairs and tables tor
the hall and other needed equipment
As the hall is used as a community
hall, the lodge realizes the need for
more furniture The card parts w ill
he held March 4 as planned Valen
line gitts were sent to the sisters in
the nursing home Refreshments
were served at which time secret
sisters were revealed and names
drawn tor 1989 Iw o members fed
the birthday box
Kuhv ('alley is a patient in Si
Mary 's Hospital in VSalla Walla
I dgar and Frances Murty are
visitors in the In Cities several davs
a week where she receives medical
treatment
Mr and Mrs Dan Core ran ol
Douglas. Alaska arc visiting her
parents, Josic and Glover Peck She
is the lormer Martha Peck
Ix-xingion Grange met tor the
regular meeting on Monday evening
starting with a potluck dinner
Following the dinner a program was
held w iih A p ril Sykes giving some
interesting tacts ol the Day Care
Center The Center is licensed by
State C hildrens D ivisio n. Stale-
Health Commission. USDA and
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