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Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hugh#* Chamba» Manag#*
• "E veryth in g 's Coming Up
R oses" April 12 The deadline for
ordering from a Chamber member
has been extended to Tuesday. April
4 so it's not lot) late to order one
dozen long stemmed red roses for
someone special in your life This is
Heppncr Chamber'* non dues in
come project for the year, which
helps us to meet our goals It also
makes the recipient smile
• Heppncr Garden Club memhers
who so diligently plant the planters
ask that merchants who adopted a
planter not forget to water them The
trees take extra water and bulbs
should he peeking through soon The
sham rocks that m iracu lou sly
sprouted St Patrick's Day were an
additional example o f the Garden
d u b ’ » contribution in the communi­
ty Business people who faithfully
water their planters deserve a big
thanks also
• N ow that the Governor's Con
ferencc and St Patrick's festivities
are over it's lime to think seminars,
tours,
spring
clean-up
and
beautification Would there be an in
terest in traveling to leavcnw orlh's
Bavarian Village or Cashmere.
Washington to learn how these com
munitics pulled together to develop
their towns, how about Chcm-
Sccurity? W e aim to please and are
always open for suggestions
• Next week will he Chamber's
inoiiiSiiy
business
m eeting
Remember, all persons interested in
working together for the betterment
o f our ag/business community are
invited to join Heppncr Chamber o f
Commerce
Thought for the week " N o w and
then it's good to pause in our pur­
suit o f happiness and |ust he happy
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Teams in the area arc practicing
for the Amateur Athletic Union
(A A U ) Slate Basketball Champion
ships One local team is the Hcr-
miston "S p u d s" coached by Tyler
Hansell lor ages I 5 years and under
laical Heppncr girls on the team arc
Jodi Johnston and Holli Eckman
From Hcrmiston is Shannon I>*r
nuicr and Chrissy Mills, from C o l­
umbia Junior High is Erin Hansell.
Misty McCullough and Torrie
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Nature is not benevolent to
humans who abandon science and
technology
There is nothing
"natu ral" about planting fields of
crops or raising a herd o f domestic
animals Nor is it ' natural" for
large human populations to live
without coexisting vermin an»! the
diseases they transmit In the United
States each year, pesi borne diseases
and attacks by pests themselves still
account for hundreds o f deaths,
thousands o f serious disabling il
I nesses and injuries, and millions of
cpis»*des o f illness or iniury serious
enough to require medical attention
Without deliberate human interven
lion, nature would rapidly eradicate
the world's food producing capaci
ty and unleash plagues o f long
forgotten virulence In short, huge
numbers o f humans would suffer and
die
Pesticides provide three important
benefits Lhey nuke possible an
abundant supply «if f*>od at
reasonable prices Lhcy arc the first
line o f defense against food shor
tages And they protect health by
stopping pest transmitted diseases
and sanitizing loud handling and
health facilities
Properly used,
pesticides improve the environment
fo r desirable plants, domestic
animals, and human survival
In prosperous modem America,
small-scale experim ents in food
production without pesticides can be
Philippi, from Stanfield is l.isa
Monkus and from Athena Weston
Junior High is Susanna Hansell.
Courtney Harris and Tami Pupo
The teams arc chosen by the
coach They practice in different
gyms throughout M orrow and
U m atilla
counties
fo r
the
tournament
There arc lb teams in each age
group from ages 15 years to II
years
l.ast year Hansell look the 12 and
under girls to the tournament which
is held March 31, April I and 2 in
Springfield The winners o f these
competitions move on to nationals
held in Salt I «ike C ity. ( t.ih in Junc
Sponsors »if the “ Spuds" arc
Blue Mountain Potato Growers.
W ilbu r E llis.
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Simplot. Growers fertilizer. Agn
Check and Bu»l Rivh Potatoes
There is the story of a htilc girl who is sjk I to fuse rrnurked to a Scotsman
playing the bagpipes If you let n go. it will stop screaming " In fairness.
I have lived in Scotland and I love (he bagpipes, but adapting that comment
I would u y that unless wc let go o f our hurts they will go on screaming
inside us Equally, unless wc leam to forgive and love we will never he
able to convince others o f the Christian message An American profevsnr
o f Theology said this " W c want none o f your talk o f forgiveness, wc want
to see a community where forgiving, accepting k » e is happening and chang
ing personal behavior ”
A friend o f mine, loot from Heppncr). had an argument with his wife
one evening Afterwards, he had to go out and preach the Gospel, so he
said goodbye and went o ff But on his way to the church (io d spoke to this
pastor and this is how the pastor described the dialogue between himself
and the laird John, said the laird, you go hack and apologize to your wife
But la»rd. I have a very important sermon to preach tonight You go and
apologize to your wife But laird, there are hundreds o f people waiting for
me and we re going to have a good time tonight You go and apologize
to your wife But laird. I'm almost late and someone's waiting to collect
me Alright, said the laird, you go and preac h your sermon and I'm going
to stay with your wile in the kitchen Pastor John ended the story with these
words I went back into the kitchen and apologized, so there was revival
in the kitchen before there was revival in the church G» h 1 has forgiven us
a million times more than wc shall have to forgive anyone else So let'*
nuke sure that we arc not holding anyone in the pris4»n o f our un forgiveness,
whether the fault was ours or the other persons
laird Jesus. I release from my resentment
and pray for your love for
him her Amen
Heppncr Elks I«odge 358
This Saturday. April I. 1989
Come and Join the Festivities!
' M OO to 5:00 p.m-Installation of New Officers
(Dave Hanna Exhaulted Ruler)
r*5:30 to 6:30 p m.-No Host Social Hour
*6:30 to 8 00 p.m.-Prime Rib Dinner Special *10
5*8:00 to 1:00 a.m.-Live Music by “ Run Away”
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an interesting and »xcasnmally
useful diversion However, incoun
tries, where food is scarce, such
practices can be catastrophic
Without insecticides, increasing
numbers o f mosquitoes would
spread nularia. yellow fever and
encephalitis Without rodcnticidc*. a
growing rat population might pro­
duce arMhcr epidemic »if bubonic
plague, the "Black Death" that kill­
ed one fourth o f the population in
medieval Europe and cause«! out
breaks in magir U S. cities during
this century Without herbicides,
brush would replace grass in
rangeland, provoking drought, ero­
sion. and starvation for ck*mcstic
animals Without fungicides, many
roots and seeds would rot in me
ground, and arndher " p o ta to
fam ine'' could ixcur
Without
disinfectants. h»ispitals would find it
impossible to sanitize their fac ilities
and contain infcctums diseases
Yes. a worlil without pesticides
would not be a pleasant place in
which to live
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