EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 2,2011
PUBLIC NOTICE
HHS math students Heppner counts down to
Christmas
of the month
THE PORT OF MORROW,
OREGON
N O T I C E
OF
ADOPTION OF BOND
RESOLUTION
T he P o rt o f M orrow ,
Oregon (the “Port”) hereby
gives notice pursuant to
ORS 777.565(1) that the
Board o f Commissioners
o f the Port will consider
a Bond R esolution (the
“Resolution”) at a special
m eetin g to be held at
11:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
November 22, 2011 at the
Riverfront Center, 2 Marine
Drive, Boardman, Oregon
97818. The Resolution
will authorize the issuance,
s a le , e x e c u tio n an d
delivery of Port of Morrow
T ransm ission F acilities
Revenue Bonds (Bonneville
Cooperation Project No.
1), in one or more series
(the “Bonds”), approve the
Bonds and other documents
to be executed and delivered
or distributed in connection
therewith; and certain other
matters related thereto.
Com plete copies o f the
Resolution may be obtained
without charge from the
General Manager of the Port
located at the Riverfront
Center, 2 Marine Drive,
P.O. Box 200, Boardman,
Oregon 97818 telephone:
541-481-7678.
THE PORT OF MORROW,
OREGON
G a ry N e a l, G e n e r a l
Manager
Published November 2, 9,
Top: Heppner High School Overall Student of the Quarter in
and 16, 2011.
Math, Jesse Corbin. Bottom: Math students of the month for
Affidavit
PUBLIC NOTICE
N O T IC E OF PU B LIC
HEARING
N otice is hereby given
th a t the C ity C o u n cil
o f the City o f Heppner,
Oregon will hold a public
h ea rin g on N o v em b er
14, 2011, at 7:00 PM to
consider the following:
AN O R D I N A N C E
AMENDING HEPPNER
CITY CODE, TITLE 4,
HEALTH AND SAFETY,
C H A P T E R 2, O PE N
B U R N IN G S E C T IO N
4 -2 -4 , P A R A G R A P H
A, TERM A N D FEE,
AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
This hearing will be held at
the Heppner City Hall, 111
N. Main Street, Heppner
O regon at the reg u la r
scheduled City Council
m eeting. C opies o f the
proposed ordinance revision
are available for viewing at
Heppner City Hall, 111
N. Main Street between
the hours of 9:00 AM and
5:00 PM, Monday through
Friday. If you would like to
attend the meeting and need
assistance, please call 541 -
676-9618, or TTY relay
800-735-2900.
David R. De Mayo, City
Manager
Published: November 2 and
11,2011
Affidavit
October are: Algebra 1, Kai Arbogast and Josh Townsend;
Geometry, John Propheter; Algebra 2, Lilly Sandford, Lizzy
Rill and Joslynn Troxell; and Algebra Connection, Tim Nelson.
-Contributed photos
Friends of FFA to meet
The Friends of the FFA (also known as FFA
Alumni) will hold a meeting Tuesday, November 15 at 7
p.m. in the Ag room at Heppner High School.
Attendees can come early to this meeting; Friends
of the FFA will be listening to sales presentations and
assisting with mock interviews for the students who will
be competing in the upcoming weeks.
President Travis Harrison would like to remind
community supporters that they do not have to be past FFA
members to join. The Friends of FFA help with the local
chapter’s activities, training, practices and fundraising.
F lyers * L etterhead B rochures *
B u s in e s s C ards
It’s that time again
when the Heppner com
munity gets ready for the
holiday season and plans
special events that incor
porate merchant and com
munity involvement. The
season promises to be jam-
packed with activities and
celebrations.
Heppner rewards
card^ are back. November
14 through December 15,
the Heppner chamber will
be urging the community to
“shop locally” by continu
ing the use of the “Christ
mas Rewards Card.” There
will be three cards, valued
at $10, $20 and $50. Cus
tomers will be given the
appropriate rewards cards
for the value of their pur
chase. Shoppers can collect
the rewards cards and bring
them to the Celebrate Hep
pner Christmas event on
Thursday, Decem ber 15
to enter their cards for an
opportunity to win great
prizes that have been do
nated. Winners need not
be present, but must have a
designated person to enter
the rewards cards and pick
up the prize.
December 1 will
start with a merchant’s open
house/customer apprecia
tion day with extended
hours to kick off Christ
mas shopping. The evening
events will start at 5:30 p.m.
with local children decorat
ing the tree by the Post Of
fice with their homemade
ornaments. Chamber mem
bers and local merchants
hope the community will
“stay and shop” during
these extended hours. Rep
resentatives from Heppner
Elementary School will be
selling hot chocolate and
homemade items by the
post office. Carolers will
roam the streets, singing
in front o f the tree and
throughout downtown busi
nesses.
The “ C e le b ra te
Heppner Christmas” event
on December 15 will in
clude the annual Parade of
Lights, starting at 5:30 p.m.
(sponsored by Columbia
Basin). The parade entries
will be invited to park at
the fairgrounds, so parade-
goers can plan on going
out to the fairgrounds and
checking out the lighted
floats.
T his C h ristm as
event has become popular
enough to outgrow the Elks
Lodge, so the evening event
will be held immediately
follow ing the parade at
the Morrow County Fair
grounds. Dinner will begin
at 6 p.m.; introductions of
the exchange students will
start the evening program
at 7:15 p.m. Drawing o f
the rewards card winners
will be drawn at 7:30 p.m.
Santa will also be available
for pictures.
Parent-Teacher conferences
scheduled
Heppner High School parent-teacher conferences will be held on Friday, No
vember 4 from 8 a.m. to noon and Tuesday, November 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. Parents are
invited to drop in and visit with teachers during these times.
Local businesses dress up for
Halloween
Top Right: Don’t let the cos
tume fool you; the staff at City
Hall is as helpful as ever. Just
don’t eat the apples. Bottom
Right: Don't worry, mon, the
girls in the deli at Heppner
Family Foods were happy to
have a devilish good time on
Halloween. -Photos by Andrea
Di Salvo
Top Left: “Masquerade, pa
per faces on parade...” the
Bank of Eastern Oregon staff
dressed to the theme of “Mas
q u erad e” this H allow een,
donning masks as they entered
the day’s spooky and festive
spirit.
Middle Left: Murray’s Drug—
and a couple extra community
members— showed their Hal
loween spirit and their com
munity spirit with a blend of
ghoulish glitter and breast
cancer pink in support of the
FBLA’s pink campaign.
Botom Left:The staff at Com
munity Bank rocked it old
school with their 80s punk
rock costume theme. -C on
tributed photos
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Santa led the way down Main Street in last year’s Parade of
Lights during the Celebrate Heppner Christmas event. - Photo
by David Sykes
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