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MX-The Heppner Gaiette-Tims. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, March 12. 1981 Murray "to represent Heppner in Mr. Oregon Teen program in June Parties set for PMH Nursing Home residents I distributed in the community and local contributions donat ed will go towards general research, public awareness, and patient services for mult iple sclerosis. The participant turning in the highest coin cannisler total will receive the State Community Support Award. The program is presently in its eleventh season and has been unique to Minnesota. Activities will now become a national program as loo outstanding young men from throughout the nation will be selected to take part In the second Mr. U.S.A. Teen Pro gram which will bo held in Bloonu'ngton. Minnesota, Aug ust 8 - lfi. Oregon with its first state program will be repre sented at the national event by the young man selected., as Mr. Oregon Teen during the conclusion or state program activities. Pioneer Memorial Hospital residents will he the honored guests at two parties within the next week. First will be an ice cream social on Thursday. March 12. The social will he preceded by a meeting of the Pioneer Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at 1 p.m. On Tuesday, March 17, at 2 p. in., (lit residents will be treated to an "old fashioned St. Patrick's Day party." Hostesses and sponsors for this party will be the lone Garden Club members. CONG KATULATIO N ! ECHO COUGARS 1 mMHM, -Jk nil iinwi ..i John Murray John R. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Murray, and a student at Heppner High School, has been selected to represent Heppner in the 19S1 Mr. Oregon Teen Program to be held June 19 and . 20 in Eugene, Oregon. Seventy-five young men from throughout the state selected to participate will take part in a variety of social, recreational and fellowship activities during the two-day event. Participants were selected on a basis of achieve ments in scholastics, athle tics, and a service to school and community as well as personality and general teen image. Official charity of the pro gram is "Youth vs Multiple Sclerosis" and each state participant will have the opportunity to participate in a "Strike for MS" bowling event which is part of planned program activities. In add ition each participant will have several coin cannisters Bowling News Koffee Kup Keglers March 5 Won-Lost Hi Ho's 24-12 13978 Three L's ... 20-16 13873 Gutter Dusters 20-16 13736 Three Holers 20-16 13714 Dregs 20-16 13659 Newcomers 17-19 13315 Weary Wives 16-20 13985 Pytts 7-29 13278 High individual game Iris Campbell, 182. High individual series - Iris Campbell, 516. High team game - Weary Wives, 580. High team series - Weary Wives, 1707. Splits - 5-10, Betty Brown; - 5-7, Betty Snow. State nursing home rules discussed Fri. On March 13. the new state rules for nursing homes will be discussed at a one-day training session, open to the public, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Instructors will be represen tatives of the Oregon Health Division. This training will be held at the Pendleton Senior Center, located at 920 S.W. Frazer. Pendleton. Among topics discussed will be: patient rights and care, dietary, respite and day care, physical environment and social services. For more information con tact the area agency on aging. 276-6732. or 1-800-452-8112, Cathy Fuller. BMCC mailers sent Mailers from Blue Mountain Community College have been sent and should be received by now. says area BMCC repre sentative Nancy Brownfield. Brownfield says that those not receiving mailers may contact her at 676-5039. Notices of additional special classes have been posted around town says Brownfield. 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