SIX--The Heppner Cazelte-Times. Heppner. Oregon, Thursday, December 17. I!WI
Elk's Hoop Shoot Contest winners announced
. Winners of the Elk's Hcppner-Ione Hoop Shoot Contest,
held last Saturday, Dec. 12 are pictured with their area
coordinators. left to right : front row - Dale Holland. Heppner
area coordinator, Mike Rietmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Rietmarm. Ione-winner of the boys' 12-13 age group; Una
Reid. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid of Heppner
winner of the girls 12-13 category; Gene Hall, exalted ruler of ,
the Heppner Elk's Lodge; Dustin Padberg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Padberg! Ione-winner of the boys 10-11 group;
and Jim Swanson, lone area coordinator.
Front row left to right: Darcee Padberg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Padberg of lone, winner in the girls 8-9
class; Doug Devin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Devin of
Heppner was the winner in the boys 8-9 division; and Sandra
Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Turner, Heppner won
the girls 10-11 contest.
These six'area winners will compete in the District Hoop
Shoot Contest to be held in Hermiston on January 9 said
Swanson.
M.C School" Board to meet
IUCC slates 'Mary's Christmas'
A regular meeting of the
Morrow County School Board
will be held Monday. Decem
ber 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the
school district office board
room in Icxington.
' Agenda items will include a
request for attendance from
an out of district student, steps
to reduce electrical costs,
trade of school district pro
perty, purchase of a district
vehicle, and a report on the
final vear of the district
building program.
The board agenda will also
include several personnel
matters including evaluation
of the district superintendent
and extension of the contract
for the assistant to the
superintendent. The board
will also meet in executive
session to review items rela
ted to collective bargaining
and related matters, said a
news release from the school
district.
I; X " N y v s -s t
is n " - " . , 1 ' 3
r-i 1 X T 1 1 A ; h
The C'liristinn Education
rtomd of the lone United
Church of Christ will present
"Mnry'R Christmas," on Sun
day. Dec, 20 at 5 p.m. "Mary's
Christmas." a nlav written bv
Delia Heideman, nn lone
resident, will involve adults,
youths and children, said the
Rev, Cathy Barker.
This Christmas service, will
be followed by a politick returing to the church,
dinner. Carols wil be sung Anyone Interested Is Invited
about town after dinner with to Join In these events, said the
refreshments to follow, upon Rev. Barker.
-SSiZCT
GET READY FOR WINTER
INSULATE YOUR HOUSE TODAYI
Call collect for a
FREE ESTIMATF
I
I
Your Mental Health
Getting through the Holidays
HONDA
PENDLETON
SAYS
Gets Yea Into Any
I mi HONDA IN STOCK
Hti MOMP4 4-QOO ACCOM
I On approved credit you can lease our Hondas
Tor ho morans wnn xnis low aown payment.
Complete selection of Preludes, 2-door arid 4-
door Accords, Civic FE, Civic 2-door and 4-
uuurs.
gWUra.1 1!IIM M.PP?."1 1BE9MI
EISS2S3ES5SEIH
1520 Sontfcgcrte
276-9793
Meet Another
Member Of The Mobil
Synthetic Family,
Mobilube S.H.C. Synthesized
Multipurpose Gear Lubricant
It offers the following advantages and
benefits in low temperature operation.
0 Contributes to more miles per gallon of fuel
O Dependable lubrication for start up of equipment under
extremely cold conditions no drag
OVear round service in all types of automotive gear
applications including hypoid and worm gears
O Easier gear shifting all year round
O Full gear protection at all operating temperatures
O Fully compatible with conventional lubricants
S Truly a multi-purpose lubricant to reduce inventories
Available At
PETTYJOHN OIL CO 422-7254
By TERRFI. I.
TKMPI.EMAN. Ph. I)
. Morrow County Mental
Health Services
How often have ynu heard
someone sa v. "If I can onlv
make it through the holi
days ." or "I'll sure be glad
when Christmas is over ." It is
surprisine how stressful this
time of year can he for some
people. And vet we know it is
supposed to he a time of peace
and jov. .So whv are the
hnlidavs difficult for manv of
us to handle?
We may find an answer to
this question if we take a look
at what we do to ourselves
generallv at Christmas time.
First, we make ourselves verv
busy-shnppine. cookine. get
ting Christmas trees, decorat
ing them, planning activities
and family gatherings, party
ing, and traveling Although
some people really en jov the
hustle and bustle at this time
of the year, for others such
activities feel like pressure.
Second, we set all kinds of
deadlines for ourselves at this
time of year. Some of these
deadlines are not alwavs
possible to make, such as
getting all of the shopping
done, or sending all the
Christmas cards in time for
them to reach their destina
tions. Rushing to meet
several deadlines at once can
be quite stressful.
Third, we spend lots of
money, and some of us feel
obligated to spend monev that
we do not necessarily have.
Expecting to go into debt at
Christmas time does not lend
itself to the peace we are
seeking
Fourth, some of us kick
ourselves when things are not
"just right" at this time of the
year, whereas we are more
willing to let things slide at
other times of the year we
become perfectionistic. not
only nlwiut what we expect for
ourselves huj what we expect
of others. If Christmas trees
are not just so or Christmas
dinner is not done to perfect
ion, we feel let down. If our
families do not behave har
moniouslv and act jovfullv. we
become upset ourselves
There are of course other
aspects of Christmas besides
what we do to ourselves which
can be stressful. For manv it
is the most powerful anniver
sary of the year, the one
emphasizing family and past.
The absence of family mem
bers, through death or familv
disruption, is much more
noticeable and painful during
Christmas. Christmas also
signals the end of a year,
causing us to reflect nn our
failures as well as our
achievements, and ushers in
the uncertainty of the future
The weather becomes harsher
and the nights become longer
So if you're wondering how
you are going to get through
the holidays this vear. consi
der the following ideas: 1 If
you feel under pressure, slow
down a moment and consider
what Christmas really means
to you personally. Is it reallv
necessarv to put yourself
under the gun at Christmas
time just In achieve "the
Hospital Aux. to hold Xmas party
The Pioneer Memorjal Hos
pital Auxiliary has decorated
the halls and rooms of
residents at the nursing home
in preparation for the annual
Christmas party. The party
will be held Thursday. De
cember 17. 1 p.m. at the
nursing home.
Velma Felt will bake a
special Christmas cake for the
party, said an Auxiliary
spokeswoman, and Santa will
be on hand with gifts for all.
Christmas carols will be
sung and the remainder of the
afternoon will be spent visit
ing, she concluded.
ooooooooooooooooooooooooo
iriif e: iic s a nnn plustouget
And We'll Get You Into
A NEW VW RABBIT OR
A NEW VW PICKUP
$525
$645
DIESEL RABBITS
ktl Uhh Cm m U.S.A. 1
urn h TW It . i t 1
Dirtct fr Volkswagen of
America en New Rabbit Diesel
OR
Direct from Volkswagen of
America on New Diesel Pickup
DIESEL PICKUPS
Utl MilMft fck m U.S. I
n m im y.s..
IL
W v had popi uk us "Thit deal sounds too good tcj
Im tnw. Whoro's tho catch Wall thara itn l any. All
you mad a MS to tmtiata tnai laasa U AX.
Wo will purchase your peasant car and pay you what It's
I worth - cash monay to you ... avan rf it's a RoHs Royco!
iDelivers
Lease
O.A.C. r
41-MONTH LEASE
Available for SMALL
Monthly Payments
II row wi't iMnk t, plan n ih.
economical war to acautro tho m.uuA
car w Amarica, ask lh many ptoplo who
kaw aona ' IT PUlir WORKS oa YOU'
We'll Make Yours- "THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER"
I a&ff IVOLKSVflGEH-flUDI
276-311
Southgate
2S 1
Pendleton
OOOOCKOCXXKOOOOOOOOOOr
Rirfh
of a
legend
Introducing the
Apollo X9
Satellite
Antenna
Nop yoj ( n m chh bll plu C hannHvon
I hours ) tUi lKT' iUtttt mU" wy
with trw-AjxjIIu X' Irw Apollo Xt is w)
laif if if aim rl . in tfilur torfTMni c
ajfiel f W - ihail twl Aollo i drshnwi
Ui tn7w a litrrt in hi attHH' iri
duMry '
It vhj aire tnn-favjafj in txiy'iK wiling
AfHtiUi wsl'rn K1' y' ""faiv
k-m-mt-r iarw vt'llv A'ill'i thj
llfKMl Mi' f(att( h (k'jla-f, 4t (JlMf itttjl'if
ht Sf( ui inlftlu HrfV Ottff Hti Un
tt'TliiWt liina- orily
DEMONSTRATION
THIS FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
DEC. 18 & 19
TOM'S TV SHOP
GALE STREET HEPPNERi
676-9975
Cliriomns spirit'"' Is it renllv
ile end of the world if some
f'liritmas eitrds nre late, or
some thiims nre not dune
pcriertlv' Are von perhaps
(li'iti.indim' thini's from vnnr
,ii-il ,'ii Cliristniiis lime thev
r:inmt niiord In renllv uive"
('.in miii iii'cent lliem for whiil
.-iff r.'iitier Ihnn what vnn
winit them to he'1
.i Krini1 nparl from h loved
one diirini' the hnlidavs tvpi
fiillv leads In feelimis of
sadness and loneliness Kick
im1 vonrst'ir for havinc such
Irolini's or trvini? to crush
them with a happv face mav
just make vou feel worse
Talking ahoul vour feelincs
with !i friend, familv memher.
or paslnr mav help vim feel
holler.
3Bad weather and lorn!
nii!hls mav restrict the activi
ties of' some people, hut it need
not prevent Eet'inU out alto
gether. Picking up the phone
or just chatting with a
neightMir are helpful wavs of
preventing the loneliness
some people experience this
lime of vear
JOf.lE EHSULATEeiJ
& assc. inc.
503-276-1097
HI I II mm II
we aiso install contmuious gutters!! 4i
fi 6' Hi1 6" ft ft 0 ft 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
GIVE A GIFT I
THAT'S WELL,
MEDIUM OR RARE. 5
Hie Oregon Beef Council has a tasty suggestion to solve your
gift giving dilemmas: Give a gift of hearty, healthy nutrition with
an Oregon beef certificate! V$
Available in $5, $10 and $15 amounts. Recipients may redeem
their gift certificates for beef cuts
of their choice from nrime rib 4
to hamburger at any gro- j1 ? ift,
i I . T u-a ;
i i ii it kj. i. rv iu s y .j
Tho precise gnographical
center of the North Ameri
can continent is in a town
called Rugby, North Dakota.
0 0
d
vl
V
V
CI
CI
C
vl
ei
51
CI
CI
0 0
each certificate
comes in its own
attractive, per
sonalised gift
folder. Trie perfect
holiday gift for all of
your favorite beef lovers.!
AVAILABIE AT BANK OF EASTERN
OREGON. HEPPNER AND IONE BRANCHES
OR AT BOAR OMAN BRANCH OF THE
INLAND EMPIRE BANK.
OM CrON WXF COUNCIL
39
a.
1 J '.
5
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
tie merrier t
e mctiire!
No matter what size film your
camera takes, there's a Kodak
film that will save the
memories for you to share
again and again. Be sure to
always keep extra film on
hand to turn those special
moments into memories.
I
Open until 7p.m. wee knights I
i"' i ' m
HEPPNER ARLINGTON' CONDON j?-
f II-L.I.1..X1.J. ILLIIIIUlill.!. .)!.!, ll,lllllIIJll)l.llJJ..UU,lU.II.J,l.ll..lril...ll..l,.ll,.lll.l. f l UK. U I 111. Jl I Ill I I...UI..U . I .UIUL II ..II. I! LM.J
I
1. ' " '
ii'i1 . . ..."