TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 5,2012
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Heppner
GAZETTE-TIMES
U.S.P.S. 240-420
Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
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David Sykes...............................................................................................Publisher
Andrea Di Salvo............................................................................................. Editor
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responsible for accuracy of statements made in letters Any letters expressing thanks will
be placed in the classifieds under 'Card of Thanks' at a cost of $10
Foster program info
meeting scheduled
Community Counseling Solutions and DHS invites
local community members to an informational meeting
for those interested in providing short-term and long-term
foster care and therapeutic foster care for children in the
community. The meeting will be held in the Heppner
Elementary School Library on Sept. 11 at 7 p.m.
There is no obligation, and refreshments will be pro­
vided. Additional questions, call 541-481-2911,
Net: 1", Gary Propheter,
58 and 2nd (tie), Tom Shear
and Larry Runyon, 69.
The results of the spe­
cial Stableford scoring sys­
tem play on Sept. 2 will
be reported in next week’s
paper.
Letters to the Editor ~
The Heppner Gazette limes will print all letters to the Kilitor with the following
criteria met: letters submitted to the newspaper will need to have the name
of the sender along with a legible signature We are also requesting that you
provide your address and a phone number where you can be reached. The
address and phone number w ill only be used for verification and will not be
printed in the newspaper. Tetters may not be libelous. The GT reserves the
right to edit. The GT is not responsible for accuracy of statements made in
letters. Any letters expressing thanks will be placed in the classifieds under
“Card o f Thanks" at a cost o f $ 10.
More school supplies,
Legion Auxiliary to more appreciation
meet
The American Legion
Auxiliary will meet Tues­
day, Sept. 11, at the Method­
ist church at 6:30 p.m. The
new District #6 president
Teresa Masterude and Jody
Marsh, Oregon’s National
Committeewoman, will in
attendance. Both ladies are
from La Grande, OR.
At the meeting, Mas­
terude will install the new
incoming officers. Refresh­
ments will be provided by
the Auxiliary. The Auxiliary
invites everyone to come
welcome these ladies, enjoy
the evening and support the
Heppner unit.
Open house planned
WCCC Men’s Club for band parents
results
Ten men competed in
the regular Sunday morning
men’s play on Aug. 26 at
Willow Creek County Club.
Results were:
Gross: 1st, Barry Munk-
ers, 67 and 2nd, Jim Martin,
69.
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An open house for parents of Heppner band members
will be held Thursday night. Sept. 6, from 6-8 p.m. in
the Heppner Elementary School band room. This will
give parents to the chance to meet new Heppner music
teacher Rick Drake. Columbia River Music will also be
on hand for those who want to rent instruments for their
students.
Contact music teacher Rick Drake at 541-571-2537
for more information.
Heppner churches HHS alumni invited
to show Beth Moore to play in pep band
simulcast
Last Thursday morning, when most Gazette readers
hadn’t even read my appreciation letter, we received
another enormous donation of school supplies from the
Hope Lutheran and All Saints Episcopal churches. One
of the members told me they had been collecting supplies
all summer long. They even added some special materi­
als for teachers. We were delighted to be honored with
such extras and, of course, some of the necessities of our
trade. We are fortunate to live in 1 leppner, where teachers
and students are not only remembered at this time of the
year, but made to feel appreciated and valued. Further­
more, each member of the staff was given an adorable
homemade notepad from Kylee Disque.
Throughout the week, our generous community has
continued to drop off supplies and cash donations at the
elementary school. I wish 1 could find more words to ex­
press our sincere gratitude for the outpour of supplies.
In closing. I would like to state that the organizations
and the individuals who contribute make our school sup­
plies drive not just the best in Oregon, but the best in the
world.
Mary Ann Elguezabal
Heppner
lone Hall of Fame
reception scheduled
The lone High School
Hall of Fame reception will
be held Friday, Sept. 7, at
4 p.m. in the lone Legion
Hall.
There will be 39 in­
ductees into this year’s Hall
o f Fame, including Lori
Edwards, 1979 Statistician
for State B Football Cham­
pions. Edith Ely Matthews,
class o f 1929; Katherine
Lindstrom, class of 1939;
William A kers, class o f
1963 and Richard Snider,
class of 1973, will also be
honored.
“It is a great time to
congratulate and to remi­
nisce about the two State
C ham pionship Football
games,” says one commit­
tee member.
Finger foods will be
provided, along with a no­
host bar by Route 74. The
public is invited to share in
this special occasion in hon­
oring these nominees for
the third lone High School
induction.
Contact Betty Gray at
541-422-7335 or bgray@
co.morrow.or.us with ques­
tions.
Alumni of the Heppner High School Pep Band are
invited to play in the pep band for all football and basket­
Thousands o f women and inspire women of all ball home games. Rehearsals will be held Sept. 11 and 13
at 7 p.m. in the Heppner High School music room.
will gather in churches ages.
Contact Rick Drake at 541-571-2537 for more in­
worldwide on Saturday,
All area women and
Sept. 15 to hear Beth girls are invited to attend as formation.
Moore's Living Proof Live much of the day’s simulcast
simulcast being streamed as possible. Those who plan
in high definition from to be there for the lunch
the East Coast. The Bible break are asked to bring a
teacher will be joined by salad or something to share
worship leader Travis Cot­ for a potluck lunch. There
The lone High School shop is in need of horseshoes
trell and praise team musi­ is no admission charge, but
and various scraps of fabric for projects. If anyone has
cians.
a small donation to offset
any they wish to deliver, a box is sittin g on the bench
The simulcast will be expenses would be appre­
outside the shop door.
held locally at the First ciated. First Christian and
Christian Church of Hep­ Willow Creek Baptist are
pner. Doors will open at 9 the hosts for the event.
a.m. and the simulcast will
Heppner First Chris­
begin at 9:30. There will be tian is located at 293 N.
an hour break for lunch at Gale Street. Contact Nancy
noon, with the event sched­ Jepsen at 541-676-5244
The M o rro w ’G rant education certificate is re­
uled to conclude at 4:15.
for more information, or OHV Park will hold a spe­ quired. Applicants should
Moore’s ministry says visit the Living Proof Live cial youth elk hunt, general be 12 to 17 years of age.
her Bible-based messages website at www.lifeway/ second season, spike only, All applications must be
are designed to challenge lplsimulcast.
from Nov. 3 through Nov. returned by O ctober 10
11 .
at 4 p.m. to the Morrow
Applications are avail­ County Public Works office
able at the Morrow County in Lexington. Applications
Public Works office, 365 will be selected by a draw
West H ighw ay 74, PO and reviewed at Morrow
lo n e C o m m u n ity stories o f Moses and the Box 428, Lexington, OR County Court.
For more information,
Church w ill change its Exodus. The adults will 97839.
A
pplicants
m
ust
be
contact
the Public Works
schedule on Sept. 9. Wor­ do a class on Understand­
Morrow
or
Grant
county
office
at
541-989-9500.
ship will be at 11 a.m., with ing Your Bible, which will
residents.
A
current
hunter’s
Sunday school for children include a lesson on Bible re­
The Boardman City Park has had a makeover of sorts with
and adults beforehand at source books, as well as an
the addition of this new covered picnic pavilion, completed in
9:45 a.m.
overview of the Bible and
July. -Contributedphoto
C h ild re n ’s S unday a focus on the four gospels.
The Boardm an City be in high demand, mostly
school will focus on the All are welcome.
Park has had a makeover of during the summer months,
Elohim Covenant church members will be serving sorts. The park still boasts so reservations will be nec­
lunch on Wednesday, Sept. 12, at St. Patrick’s Senior great baseball fields and a essary. Individuals wanting
lone Education Foundation
fun playground, but gone to reserve the picnic pavil­
Center.
Fundraising Dinner & Auction
The meal will include a build your own potato with is the old wood-shingled ion can do so by calling
chili, cheese, sour cream, bacon bits, onions and broccoli, gazebo, replaced by a new the Park and Recreation
Saturday, September 22, 2012
as well as green salad, fresh fruit, rolls and brownies. Milk 24-foot by 40-foot picnic District at 541-481-7217.
A $25 fee will be required
pavilion.
is served at each meal.
Social Hour: 6:00 p.m.
The
pavilion
was
con­
for the reservation and a
* Suggested donation is $3.50 per meal. Menu is subject
Dinner: 7:00 p.m.
structed
by
Cleary
Building
$40
cleaning fee will be
to change.
assessed
if the pavilion and
Corporation
and
completed
Location: lone Am erican
in July. It offers plenty of surrounding area are not
Legion Hall
picnic space, with many left in an orderly state. Two
picnic tables. There are weeks notice is required
Ticket Prices:
also electrical outlets and when canceling the pavilion
autom atic lighting. The to receive a refund. As a re­
Adults:
pavilion, combined with the minder. no glass is allowed
$25.00
nearby restrooms, makes in the city park at any time,
the
Boardman City Park the and no bands, DJs or loud
Children 7-12:
ideal location for any large music will be permitted.
$ 10.00
City staff says they
gatherings such as parties
or reunions.
hope the picnic pavilion
Children 6 and
The city anticipates the will be enjoyed by everyone
under: Free
new picnic pavilion will for many years to come.
IHS in need of shop
supplies
OHV park to hold
special youth hunt
Boardman park gets
new picnic pavilion
lone church reminds
of schedule change
Community lunch
menu
Com e check out
our new Vietri
Milk Dud Mocha $3.25
Pumpkin Frappe $3.50
VfeddinQ Tables
Dinner Mtnu: Prime Rib, Salmon, Salad,
Baked Potato, Bread, Dessert.
Two drinks included with meal
(beer, wine, soft drinks).
Tickets available a t Bank o f Eastern Oregon,
lone branch o r R eserved by
calling 541422-7435
Live Auction and Raffle Items
Musical performances by
lone Community School Music Department
Andrew Johnson &
Holly Dame
Wedding: October 25, 2 0 1 2
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