Blue Mountain Eagle
Community
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
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ko greeted us. Servers were from
Cornerstone Christian Fellow-
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salute and Pastor Levi Manitsas
Alma Joslin
asked the blessing. Veanne Wed-
dle announced Ron Dowse will
conduct an AARP drivers safety
JOHN DAY – On Nov. 9, we course 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Dec. 12, at
fed about 32 people at the center. the senior center. Bring a lunch.
Francis and Bonnie Kocis deliv-
The wreaths by the blood
ered 19 lunches, plus 16 frozen pressure machine were donated
meals to shut-ins.
by Linda Stoltz, and will be raf-
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Morris were greeters. Servers Proceeds go toward water for the
were from Redeemer Lutheran water cooler.
Church. Betty Holznagel led the
We had chicken noodle soup
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asked the blessing.
en Soup for the Soul Day, so we
On Dec. 3, we’ll have a pie hope your soul was fed. Norm
social on National Pie Day, so Fowle has sourdough starter to
bring your favorite pie to share.
share. Let him know and he will
Elmer and Jean Thompson bring it on Nov. 19. The Ches-
joined us. They live west of Mt. WHU¶V 7KULIWZD\ JLIW FHUWL¿FDWH
Vernon and have not been in for went to me, and Bud Salisbury
several years. Josh Shockley won won the meal for two at Valley
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and Roberta Dowse won the free some of our veterans.
meal.
On Nov. 19 we’ll have our
On Nov. 12, we fed 64 diners Thanksgiving dinner sponsored
at the center, plus Buzz and Mar- by the Lundboms. On Nov. 23 it
garet Glass delivered 27 lunches. will be chicken lo mein.
Boyd and Bonnie Britton fur-
Have a happy Thanksgiving,
nished the entrée; Bonnie and and don’t forget where all your
two of their employees enjoyed it blessings come from. Enjoy
with us. Driskill Memorial Chap- your families.
el and Blue Mountain Hospice
Romans 1:8 (This is Paul
briought birthday cake.
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of the Auxiliary.
The Blue Mountain Care
Center ladies, Lorna and Kel-
lyn, brought Dorothy Blasing,
Dollina Humphreys, Lois Hill,
Prairie City
Ray Harper and Marilyn Ran-
Seniors
dall. Missing was assistant
cook Helen Emmel, who is re-
Rose Coombs
covering from eye surgery. Best
wishes for a speedy recovery.
Wally Wedde was accompanied
PRAIRIE CITY – We had by Philomena Dutcher. Glenda
94 for the Veterans Day dinner. Harvey got to come and Jeanette
Ginger and Julia helped with the Julsrud also attended.
delivery of 34 take-out meals.
Derrol made the rounds of
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ware and Gifts. Buzz led the elbow, Thursday to La Grande
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asked the blessing. Servers were Friday to Baker for an inturned
Sandi Rennels, Joanne Phippen, eyelash. Someone asked how
Carla Wright and Julia Davis. long it takes to get to someplace
Linda Boyer and Donna Adams – I forget where. The reply is al-
were kitchen helpers. Pam How- ways three hours, give or take.
ard was at the registration desk,
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with the American Legion Aux- windshield wipers and laser
iliary Veterans Day potluck.
printers have in common? They
The table decorations includ- were all invented by women.
ed red and blue table covers and
I wrote this on Nov. 14, so
patriotic centerpieces courtesy now I can go to the bazaars and
Let our family
of pharmaVists
serve you!
We are happy to
transfer and mail
prescrptions and
would welcome the
opportunity to visit with
you about our services!
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number 1 and his Polish wife.
They were married in Poland on
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certain legalities, they had an-
other ceremony in Prairie City
on Dec. 2, 2006. So I get two
opportunities to say “Happy An-
niversary.”
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MONUMENT – School
Superintendent/Principal Earl
Pettit hosted a special lunch,
especially for those who served
in the military to celebrate Veter-
ans Day. Kitchen staff and kids
served the meal. It was interest-
ing to see photos of people who
served in the military. Monu-
ment freshman Sophia Pettit
FAMILY
HEALTH
spoke in our Constitution.
There were 15 guests and
nine take-outs. Terry Cade and
Carrie Jewell made a smorgas-
bord. Bob Blakeslee, Jimmy
Cole and Marva Walker were
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and the blessing over the meal.
With the serious issue re-
garding our EMTs, we will have
a town discussion on the matter.
Two more resigned – not a good
thing since we highly regard and
require their skills when in a
life-threatening emergency.
Judy Harris will again have
a sewing day 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov.
21. Bring sewing machines,
scraps of material, an iron and a
dish for potluck lunch. Thanks-
giving is near. If you know some-
one who is going to be alone, in-
vite them for Thanksgiving.
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