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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 1,2008 - FIVE Child Care class schedule Massage therapist open for business Tammy Sm ith, li censed massage therapist, is now open for business. Her office is located at 133 May Street in Heppner, inside the Dickenson Chiropractic office. A fter six years o f living in Portland, Smith returned to Heppner to open her massage office. She of fers Swedish, deep tissue, pregnancy and hot stone massages. Born and raised in Lexington, Smith is a 2002 graduate o f Heppner High School. She graduated in June 2005 from the O r egon School of Massage in Portland. She is nationally certified in massage therapy and is licensed by the state o f Oregon. She has been work ing in Portland for the past three years but returned to Heppner to attend classes at Blue Mountain Community College and to be closer to her family. “I am excited to be back in such a supportive community and 1 am pleased that Tim’s (Dickenson) and my p ro fessio n s com pli- U m atilla-M o rro w Head Start, Inc. announces that the follow ing C hild Care Resource and Referral classes will be held during the month o f October. -M edic First Aide and CPR will be held Octo ber 8 and 9 from 6-10 p.m. each night in Herm iston. The cost for this class is $40. This is a two year certifica tion course. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required, only 12 slots av ailab le. Students must attend both nights. -Family Child Care Overview will be held October 13, from 6-9 p.m. in Pendleton. This is a free class. This class is required by the Child Care Div ision for anyone wishing to be come a Registered Family Child Care Provider, and for indiv iduals that want to learn more about Oregon's laws governing child care. -Children with Dis abilities will be held Octo ber 23 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Pendleton. The cost for this class is $5. -How to Become a Certified Family Child Care Home (per request) will be held October 27 from 6:30- 8:30 in Pendleton. There is no cost for this class. Heidi Johnson, Licensing Special ist, CCD will be teaching the class. -M aking Your En vironment the Best It Can Be for Infants and Toddlers will be held October 30 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Hermis ton. The cost is $5 for this class. Mary Ann McCune will be the instructor. For more informa tion or to pre-register for classes, call Chi l d C are Resource and Referral at 1-800-559-5878 or 541- 564-6878. Tammy Smith offers a variety of massages at her office in Hepp ner. -Photo by Autumn Morgan ment each other so well,” said Smith. “Many clients schedule a m assage first and then call Tim for an adjustment right after. It is a great serv ice to offer our community and I am proud to be a part o f it.” Smith is currently offering homecoming spe cials to high school students. Gift certificates are available for purchase also. Smith is available on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Early, late and weekend sessions are by appointment only. To make an appoint ment call (503) 704-4473 or emailed at tammysmith lmt@hotmail.com. Justice Court Morrow/Grant County OHV Park Special Youth Hunt Second Season, Spike Only November 8 - November 16th, 2008 Applications are now being taken at the Morrow County Public Works office, 365 W. Hwy 74, P.O. Box 428, Lexington, OR. 97839. Applicants MUST be a Morrow or Grant County resident. A Hunter Education Certificate is also required. Applicants should be 12 to 17 years old. All applications must be returned to the Morrow County Public Works office by October 21, 2008 by 4:30 p.m. Applications will be drawn at County Court on October 22, 2008 at 10 a.m. at County Court session being held at 100 Court St. Heppner, OR. For information please contact the public works office at 541-989-9500. UNITEDSTATES Statement o f O w n e n h ip . Management, and C irculation POSTAL SERVICE, (All P eriodicals Publication» Except Requester P u b lica tio ns) I PiAtacattoo Till* TUc !4yl-kVlzfö ' "•“•'■T 5 Numbai cltaai.es P„Dtata<1 A/imaty * tiu a rroqudncy /o il / Z-°°g 5 A-ix.» S.baenpttor Pncä *2.1 f a 3 Morrow County Jus tice Court Judge Charlotte Gray has released the fol lowing report: -Jimmy L. Bowles, 59, Heppner, false applica tion for disabled hunting permit, $655 fine. -Marty B. Britt, 19, Heppner, open container (passenger) $185 fine. Britt was also cited for MIP, $166 fine. -Rhonda Kaye Loongy, 54, Heppner, no o p e ra to r's license, $244 fine. -Dennis R. Farwell, 63, Halfway, failure to use seatbelt, $76 fine. -Taomi D. Matthew, 36, Heppner, failure to use seatbelt, $99 fine. -M iff J. Devin, 27, lone, failure to use seatbelt, $99 fine. @ £o)C 3 37 t/C*. i(ow 4 TMap-or« ,'l/icfurfc Tato-or» ;l/icfurto eri» è ri» cod»; Bo/< f 3~? ffejj\ i’yi'W po Rc/c.?jp Po Sopii 3 7 t-dltO' 'Name »rd compta/» maAng adOm.tt, <y )»«* A The Heppner (iu/etle Times will print all letters to the Editor w ith the follow mg criteria met: letters submitted to the newspaper will need to ha\e the name of the sender along w ith a legible signature. We are also requesting that \ou proside your address and a phone number where you can be reached Ihe address and phone number will only be used for verification and will not be printed in the newspaper. Letters may not be libelous. The GT reserves the right to edit. The GT is not responsible for accuracy o f statements made in letters. Any letters expressing thanks will be placed in the classifieds under “Card of Thanks" at a cost of $10. AFP protecting your double-majority law Once again, Oregonians must wonder if our legis lature has a hearing problem. Voters have twice backed a law saying that any property tax hike proposed in special elections pass by a majority o f those voting in an elec tion w here a majority o f eligible v oters cast ballots. This requirement is commonly called the “Double-Majority Law,” and AFP wants to protect it. In defiance ofthe voters' w ill, our legislature placed Measure 56 on November’s ballot. The measure would severely undermine the Double-Majority Law, lifting the law’s impact on all but a handful o f elections. The Double-Majority Law is based on the idea that government should not be able to slide tax hikes under the radar of voters during special elections. The belief is that if government w ants to use force to extract tax money, it has a minimal obligation to make its case in a way that is compelling enough to inspire a majority o f v oters to cast ballots. Those supporting Measure 56 complain that the Double-Majority Law forces tax requests to be clustered on primary and general election ballots where a double majority is not required. Measure supporters believe that if tax requests are spread out, people w ill be more inclined to pass them. They cite special districts where tax proposals needed to be placed on the ballot two or three times before they ultimately passed. Opponents o f Measure 56 reply that, since the requirement took effect, only twelv e percent o f hundreds of local tax requests failed because o f the Double Ma jority Law. They believe that clustering tax proposals serves an educational function by helping people see the cumulative costs of government. Removing the require ment, they say, takes unfair adv antage o f people w ho may forget what taxes they previously voted on in a flurry o f special elections. And if tax proposals fail, they say, it can be said that tax proponents simply didn’t make their case well enough. Americans for Prosperity stands firmly behind Or egon’s Double Majority Law and the voters who passed it - twice. If you do not want to find yourself caught in a hail of tax hike proposals in obscure special elections, help AFP fight it by getting involved in your local AFP chapter. Richard Burke DA’s Report Divorces t _ p oA . V? ■». , LES SCHWAB J’yl'-er po p o f . o ' 1 < ? 7 i ^ Do your brakes grab? C A LIP ER A S S EM B LY Otnar Letters to the Editor Morrow County District Attorney Elizabeth Bal lard has released the following report: -Leanna Mae Kent, 24, .was conv icted o f unlaw ful possession o f methamphetamine, a Class C felony, Garden Club News and was sentenced to 18 months formal probation, 90/30 The Heppner G ar sanction units, complete 80 hours o f community serv ice, den Club will meet Monday, other numerous conditions, and pay $478 in fines, fees October 6 , at 7 p.m. at the and assessments. Senior Center. The program will be honoring the Yard of The Circuit Court at the Morrow County Court the Month recipients. house in Heppner has released the following informa H ostesses will be tion: Neva DeMayo and Jeanette Divorces filed Sept. 10-Kim Elizabeth Lee and Padberg. 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