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neppner Uazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 21, 2001 - TH REE lone football players earn All State honors Brad Burright Behavioral health to conduct survey DEQ suspends septic system M orrow/W heeler Behavioral certificates. advice program Health Services will be conducting The winners o f the drawing will Adam McCabe Brad Burright, lone High School senior, was picked for the 1A football all state second team. Senior Adam N eiffer received honorable mention. Burright, N eiffer and senior Adam M cCabe were also a community wide survey to assess community knowledge of behavioral health's services. Surveys were sent out randomly to community members in Morrow and Wheeler counties. The surveys cover questions like: Do you know where the M orrow/W heeler Behavioral offices are located? Have you needed access to mental health or alcohol treatment services before? All survey responses will be kept confidential and no tracking o f surveys will occur, said an office news release. M orrow/W heeler Behavioral Health plans to hold a drawing for prizes for those who complete the survey. Anyone who receives a survey and would like to be eligible for the drawing is asked to complete the survey and keep the slip that is enclosed. Each survey and enclosed slip are numbered. When the survey is returned, that survey's number will be entered into a drawing for prizes. Prizes include free gas, groceries, food and other gift be printed in the Heppner Gazette, the North Morrow Times. The Times Journal and the W heeler County News around Dec. 17. The winners will also be posted throughout each county. Due to reduced on-site septic system activity in the winter season and a projected budget shortfall in the state's on-site program, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has suspended its on-site septic system advice program The program has been offered the first Tuesday of the month at the Morrow County Planning Department in Imgon. The program has served as a local resource for on-site septic system evaluations, permitting and inspections and has been a means o f providing information about on site applications, constructing new system s or maintaining existing systems. Technical assistance and forms related to on-site septic system regulations, site evaluations, permitting and construction for Morrow County residents may be obtained at the DEQ Pendleton Office at 700 SE Emigrant, Suite 330, Pendleton, OR 97801. On-site applications and fees should also be sent to this address. For more information or assistance, contact the DEQ Pendleton office at (541) 276-4063. In order to keep their on-site system operating properly, owners should remember the "dos and don'ts" o f septic system operation and maintenance, according to a DEQ news release. Low-flow toilets, showerheads and faucets are recommended to conserv e water and extend the system’s life. Leaky toilets and faucets should be repaired Fax or e-mail senator Smith As many people are aware, the Washington, D.C., office o f Senator Gordon Smith has not received any constituent mail for nearly a month because o f anthrax fears. Constituents are asked to send their letters to Senator Smith by e- mail or fax. Smith's D.C. fax number is 202- 228-3997. It is best for constituents to send e-mail through the senator's web site at http://gsmith.senate.gov/. For those wanting to contact Smith's office via regular mail, letters can be sent to his Portland office, One W orld Trade Center, 121 S.W. Salmon St., Ste. 1250, Portland, Oregon 97204. w w w e selected for the eight man all star football game. W e make Posters Gazette-Times Adam Neiffer & 676-9228 > " mm % * V Your Place For P L QirL Hod) Stop by during our OPEN HOUSE on Friday and enter to win a door prize! ti 6 u& • Thursday, Nov. 29th i) O p e n Hionse F riday N ovem ber 2 3 rd a n d S a tu rd a y N ovem ber 2 4 th , ‘Enter the drawing fo r a rangier Christmas Stocking fiCied U/ithgifts! $100 value ■ye * # Sunday, é ' Dec. 9th • Refreshments • • Free Gift Wrapping • • Layaway for Christmas • G ardn er’» M en’s W ear ( 5 4 I ) « 7 « - » 2 I N 193 V M ain St. Heppner Thursday, Dec. 13th K You Are Invited To Our OPEN HOUSE Friday, Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. - all day J 9 » First \ * Stop 6 y a n d t r y I J'Corene's ta s ty * » c in n a m o n rods! o o' 'Enter to w in * cCoorprizes "" h ' Sunday, Dec. 16th <r » a. 2 M A I N s t r e e t , h e p p n e r J» tlû 'tù r ü fù b tïv r ft# * J ew elers/ Thursday, Dec. 20th Friday, Dec 21st Sunday, Dec. 23rd Tuesday, Dec. 25th ^ and B u n d le * o f S fa i Q u a r t lx * o f Q u iltin g P a lx ic . ')t(~ IPlu* e.njog l o t clo co la ie, l o t aider and co o lie i ! * l“un_n_r # - 676-9200 Hr F R E E D R A W I N G S fox h a n d m a d e B a x l e t o a « i * dxsvrra a Heppner Chamber of Commerce Invites You To Enjoy Heppner's Holiday Festivities 9-CoCiday | > V w rfipy A R T l trt N _ _ _ V IL I AGF fa * í * Friday, Nov. 23rd q . Ü Heppner Phone: (541) 676-9961 • Fax: (541) 676-5496 , . Jowaters of Amorte*. Inc. . Peterson's May Street • Heppner, OR 97836 M * -X - HEPPNER HARDWARE ThuEJ/a 4*- Also available: j g j w oof filacjue yy/2 woofftlacjue or lOpy/z yolffram e H eppner Gazette-Tim es •Thursday, Nov. 29th from 9:30 a.m. -1/2 hour after Light Parade •Friday, Nov. 30th from 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. •Sunday, Dec. 2 from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. áfe* \ Another way to fisplayyour family s heritage We M ake POSTERS c ^ f t t i a a n 0 /iC[acj£ ed io u ± £ a n d <Sa[e, ^ ¥r Ceramic Ramify Tree Vlate TOYS FOR THE BOYS ^ \ immediately. The toilet should not be used as a receptacle for sanitary napkins, diapers, condoms or other non-degradable products. Paint, oil, photo-chemicals, thm ners, yard pesticides or other chemicals should not be poured down the drain or toilet as the on-site system will not properly treat these m aterials, which may interfere with the proper functioning o f the system. Perennials, large plants, bark dust or mulch should not be placed in the drainfield area. Digging or building any structure over the drainfield, including the tank and distribution units, should be avoided The use o f additives, bacteria, enzymes or other chemical products should also be avoided. Irrigating heavily over the septic system is not recommended. Downspouts and other drainage should be kept away from the disposal area. Food scraps should be composted or put in the trash. The use o f a garbage disposal will require additional maintenance of the septic tank. Additionally, the septic tank should be pumped on a regular basis and inspected for system damage or problems A DEQ-ltcensed installer or pumper should be called when there is a problem and required permits need to be obtained. Leaky tanks should be replaced. 288 N. Main St. ^ Heppner 676-8282 £ HZ Ht YOU'RE INVITED t o * 7 etc. ‘TficCVUUf and H O LID A Y O PEN IN G at Artisan Village and Gardner's Men's W ear Christmas Open House S T R O LL HEPPNER and V I S I T B U S IN E S S O PEN H O U S E S TR EE FOR PEACE - one and all are invited to place a red. white or blue ornament depicting PEACE on the community tree. L ig h t P a ra d e a t 6 p. S A N T A O N T H E FIR E E N G IN E . F L O A T S travel Main S t. twice and then by the nursing home. Public votes in front of Central. Awards sponsored by Central Red Apple, Bonk of EO, Artisan Village, Murray's A Country Rose, Willow Creek Clinic, Klamath First and Gardner's Men's Wear. A F T E R N O O N SHOPPING - open from noon until 4 p.m. N A T I V I T Y SCEN E/PET TH E A N IM A L S by the Shoe Box from 2 -3 :3 0 p.m. PICTU R ES W IT H S A N T A from 1 -4 p.m. inside Murray's Country Rose (photographer Sandy Matthews, 5x7 is $6) "C H R IS T M A S T R A D IT IO N S IN AM ERICA", Heppner Elementary School Program at 7 p.m. P A R EN T S SHOPPING DAY and FREE DAY CARE. Businesses open from noon until 4 p .m .; fre e babysitting at Heppner DayCare, ages 1-12 (Call 676-5429 fo r reservations by Thurs day. Dec. 13 fo r best availability) Thursday, November 29 from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. in conjunction with Heppner's Parade of Lights at 6 p.m ft downtown activities Refreshments • Hourly Door Prices Treasure Hunt • Holiday Specials Christmas W ine Tasting & Sjieciais We will be open on Sundays! Dec 9 and 16 from 12-4 p.m. • Dec. 23 from 12-5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24 - closing at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Dec 26 -1/2 price sale starting at 10 a.m. ^ M umuj ' j D äuj 217 North Main • Heppner • 676-9158 Serving Heppner. Lexington ft lone R E S ID E N T IA L and B U S IN E S S LIG H T JU D G IN G F I N A L I Z E YOUR SHOPPING! Businesses open from noon until 4 p.m. E N J O Y D IN N ER OUT! 74« 1 233 N Mam • H eppner ! 6 7 6 -9 4 2 6 Aerosoles - Mootsie Tootsie - Salt W aters - jerrees - Fruit of the Loom . |efferies LET IIS HELP YOU SAVE $$$ r FOR CHRISTMAS! ? I Pick item ( ism tux laxqe vaxieb) e| stuck and f 1 D R A W X I F O R A D I S C O U K T " (except ^ Sweatshirts 7 Sboee 7 Antiquen * Flannel Fabric 7 y / Sawing Items v Polar Fleece Venta ✓ J ' S BsMketball Shown Custom Xehlrtn or platin Handmade Conntgnmonta Heppner Booster Club Items S t o p (uj ( a t Liq\d Va>iade | Purses 7 Socks 7 Chrtatmaa Fabric ■ g 'S 7 Nike Knee Pede 7 Overboots 7 Jacketa 7 Slippers 7 Capa 7 Hikers v Snowboots ^ Cloven 1 s • S M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S ! i C o u n try R o t o ' Ht&o*íy 7 polar Fleece Pasbrlc v W IN T E R PROGRAM at Heppner High School, grades 7 -1 2 , at 7 p.m. G piNG te im lm e n b ok M u t e ik e j. \ ? t T k m c b u j, K au. 2 9 fk SH O E BO X wrappin6 f T A L K - N - T O P S • F A B R I C 'S E T C . 143 N. Main Street • Heppner • 676-5241 M o u n ta in M iat R h in o - S e c o n d W in d - Lee - W e n te m C h ie f - C o a ts * C le r k - O tto
