TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
The Official Newspaper
of the City of Heppner and the County of Morrow
Heppner
GAZETTE-TIMES
Book club begins ‘Moonwalking with
Einstein’ for August
“Moonwalking with
Einstein”
recounts Joshua
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Morrow County’s Home-Owned Weekly Newspaper
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remembering,
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Einstein” is the August
book club selection for the
Oregon Trail Library Dis-
trict Heppner Book Club.
The book club meets the
third Tuesday of the month
-Continued from PAGE ONE so they can then plan their at 7 p.m. at the Heppner
branch.
Forest. Condon and Fossil trip accordingly.
After discussing the
“Columbia Basin Elec-
are a thoroughfare to the
book
read in July, the club
‘Painted Hills’ and the John tric has had a lot of very
will
watch
a Ted Talk by
Day River Scenic Byway.
Joshua
Foer,
the author of
“Our communities also
Moonwalking
with Ein-
offer several local events
stein.
that would attract people
The book will be avail-
to the area, such as the St.
able
in three formats—
Patrick’s celebration in
print,
CD audiobook and
Heppner, Morrow County
Fair and Rodeo, and PRCA
Rodeo, Fourth of July
events in Condon, Fossil,
and Ione, and many other
The next concert in
events throughout the year.”
Heppner’s
Music in the
The co-op says it also
Park
series
will
be held on
hopes that, by installing
Sunday,
Aug.
14,
from 5
these four stations, it will
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
at
Heppner
help in some way with the
City Park on Main Street.
connectivity to the east side
The rain location for this
of the state for electric car
concert is the grade school
Electric
car
charging
stations
owners, providing another
gym. Food will be available
like
these
will
be
installed
in
location for them to charge
for purchase, to raise funds
Heppner,
Ione,
Condon
and
their cars while heading
Fossil. -Photo by David Sykes to provide fresh water for
east. There also are electric
car charging stations in positive response to this thirsty people around the
Arlington and Mitchell, and project, and hope that by world.
This month, entertain-
electric car owners have bringing in this new-age
ment
will be provided by
access a phone app that technology to the area, we
Jezebel’s
Mother, a new
shows exactly where all of will attract new visitors to
configuration
of seasoned
the car charging stations our communities,” stated
guitar
and
vocal
musicians
are located on their route, the co-op.
Janis Carper and Carolyn
Lochert, with Joey Carper
on percussion.
Janis Carper is a singer-
songwriter-guitarist
whose
-Martin Raymond
Morrow County Justice
clear,
powerful
vocals
and
of the Peace Ann Spicer Smith, 56, of Heppner was
aggressive
guitar-playing
has released the following found guilty of VBR 72/55
digital download.
If you have any ques-
tions about book club, call
OTLD Library Director
Kathy Street at 541-481-
3365. Book club will meet
Tuesday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m.
at the Heppner Branch of
Oregon Trail Library Dis-
trict. Visit our http://or-
egontrail.ploud.net/ or on
Facebook at https://www.
facebook.com/OTLDlibrar-
ies/ for more upcoming
events.
Heppner summer reading
supplies big finish
CHARGING
STATIONS
More than 80 people joined Oregon Trail Library District employees in Heppner City Park
last Saturday to celebrate the end of the Heppner library’s summer reading program; it was
the final of three celebrations the library district held at libraries in Irrigon, Boardman and
Heppner. Families were treated to games, stories, lunch, face painting, a bubble machine and
even a bouncy castle. Pictured are (L-R) OTLD Director Kathy Street, “Pig” (Ruby Kennedy),
Heppner librarians Annette Sherman and Deb Ames, and “Elephant” (Jamie Bunch) during
story time in the park. -Photo by Andrea Di Salvo
Jezebel’s Mother at Music in the Park
Justice Court Report
Justice Court report:
-David Eugene Piper,
56, of Heppner was found
guilty of Violating the Basic
Rule (VBR) 75/55 and was
fined $160.
-Huberto Penaloza,
42, of Sunnyside, WA was
found guilty of VBR 74/55
and was fined $202.
skillfully convey the mes-
sages of her well-crafted
songs, in styles ranging
from country and swing to
folk, rock and blues. Janis
has performed in festivals,
concert halls and radio pro-
grams around the country,
but she calls Enterprise, OR
her home.
Carolyn Lockhert is a
gifted jazz and blues musi-
cian whose musical path
has taken her from roots in
a small North Dakota town
through Flagstaff, Portland
and Tucson—landing in
Corvallis, where she stud-
ied jazz composition at
Oregon State University.
This series is funded by
the Morrow County Unified
Recreation District and
facilitated by the Shared
Ministry of Hope Lutheran
and was fined $160.
-Jaden Wayne Orr,
20, of Heppner was found
guilty of VBR 75/55 and
was fined $160.
-Skyler J. Hawks, 19, of
St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish volunteers will serve
Heppner was found guilty
lunch
on Wednesday, Aug. 17, at St. Patrick’s Senior Cen-
of Driving Uninsured and
ter.
Lunch
will include a hot, open-faced turkey sandwich;
was fined $160.
mashed potatoes and gravy; peas and carrots, cucumbers
and onions; fresh fruit salad; and pumpkin mousse pie.
Milk is served at each meal. Suggested donation is
$3.50 per meal. Menu is subject to change.
Community lunch
menu
Saturday & Sunday Breakfast Buffet
A.Y.C.E. ONLY $7.95
8AM-11AM Or until gone!
PRIME RIB $19.95
every Saturday night
Reservations
are Required
Senior Sunday meal Special
MEATLOAF DINNER
POTATOES , SALAD, ROLL
& DRINK INCLUDED
Noon- 5pm (Or until gone!) $6.95
Landing Lodge at Morrow
County OHV Park
Hours: tues-Sat 8am-8pm
Sunday 8am-5pm
CLOSED MONDAYS THROUGH TO LABOR DAY
541-969-3822
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BEAT THE
FALL RUSH!
Jezebel’s Mother will be at Heppner’s Music in the Park this
week. -Contributed photo
Church and All Saints Epis- the community.
copal Church as a service to
Electric co-op board
nominations open
Columbia Basin Elec-
tric Cooperative has an-
nounced that nominations
are open for the following
three director’s positions:
-Zone No. 2: Territory
served or to be served by
the cooperative within the
incorporated city limits of
Heppner.
-Zone No. 5: Territory
served or to be served by
the cooperative lying south
of the township line divid-
ing Township 2 South and
3 South and East of the
Morrow-Gilliam County
line and in Wheeler County
that area east of the range
line between Range 24 East
and 25 East.
-Zone No. 6: Territory
served or to be served by
the cooperative within the
incorporated city limits of
Condon.
Each position is a three-
year term. The members of
the nominating committee
are:
Zone No. 2, Jeff Bailey,
Heppner, 541-676-5969;
Zone No. 5, Roscoe Qualls,
Heppner, 541-676-9705;
and Zone No. 6, K’Lynn
Lane, Condon, 208-908-
9389.
The nominating com-
mittee will accept nomina-
tions up to and including the
last day of August, 2016.
Nominees must be
members of Columbia Ba-
sin Electric Cooperative,
Inc. and they must reside in,
and receive electrical ser-
vice in, the zone in which
they will be running.
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Thursday, Aug. 18, from 6-9 p.m. at the Morrow County
Fair.
The dinner will be prepared by Alvin Liu of Gateway
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