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I I I 1 TEN-The Heppner GaiUe-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, March U, 1982 Vegetarian cooking classes to be ottered m neppner ST. PATRICKS DAY 40 OFF Selected Pieces Of Quality Lead Cut Crystal Giftware St. Patrick's Party Goods Dy Hallmark Throughout i lie ciuic ei special r j Shamrock Sales On Selected Items 10 to 50 OFF On Items With SriAmrnclcR Ax H Chouse cushion 1 FIF ANYTHING IN THE STORE Cash sales only. Sale items not included, offer good thru March WITH COUPONS T 10 OFF I WITH COUPON 10 OFF WITH COUPON 10 OFF WITH COUPON 10 OFF WITH COUPON 1m I on er 9157 The Seventh-day Adventist Church of Heppner will spon sor a series of vegetarian cooking classes in response to requests from those who attended the Adventist Health Van in January, said a spokesperson. The classes will begin March 23 and will continue March 25 and 30 with the Inst session tn he held April 1 All classes begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Seventh-day. Adventist Church. 560 N. Minor in Heppner. Eileen Saunders, master of public health, will be director and Delta Huher coordinator for the classes. A $7 fee per family will be charged to cover the cost of a rnrtl-hnnb thnt enrh fnmilv will Cheese distributed in lone and Irrigon By NKOI.A M.ACKEY Pat Brindle. Heppner Neighborhood Center coordi nator was in lone last Monday. March 1. giving out govern ment surplus cheese and helping fill out fuel assistance applications. Wednesday. March 3. Brindle and a volunteer tra veled to Irrigon to help Mary Gasser. a Blue Mountain Economic Development Council employee with fuel assistance and cheese distri bution at the North Morrow Annex. Low Income Energy Assistance Program (fuel as sistance) has served 113 families in Morrow County. Government surplus cheese had been given to 135 families in Morrow County by the end of February. Brindle said almost all of the center's cheese had been distributed and those who qualify who haven't received cheese should apply for it at the center soon, Kespnnso to the advertise ment for a weatherizatinn crew was good. Weatheriza tion should begin later in March. Twelve women attended last Thursday's afternoon social. The women made St. Patrick's Day corsages and en joyed a few games of bingo. Volunteer Income Tax As sistance (VITA representa tive Pegge Ramos has recent ly been in Heppner filling nut income tax forms for those who qualify for the service. She is scheduled to return to Heppner March 19. Many clothes and household items have been donated to the center in the past few weeks. They are greatly appreciated. T-shirts arrive for run t jLr; ' m mi ii am jf i By MARY ANN CERl'LLO Two sixth graders who will participate in the April 4 Rolling Hills Run, Jacue Johnson of Heppner (left) and Dan Struthers of Lexington, model T-shirts that have just arived for the run. Participants who complete either the three or six mile run will be awarded both a T-shirt and a certificate. Applications for the Rolling Hills Run may be picked up at the Heppner Elementary School office. Murray's Drug, the Shoe Box. or until March 17 by contacting any Heppner Elementary student in the fourth through the eighth grade, said a spokesperson. Former Heppner coach leads team to state The boys' varsity basketball team of Columbia High School. White Salmon. Wash., won their district and regional tournaments and placed eighth in the state tourna ment. Dean Naffziger. form- w TOO. A Buy Now And Save On PLOW SHEARS SWEEPS POINTS AND MORE IF If Through March 15th erly of Heppner. is their coach. The team was un beaten before going to State. Naffziger's wife. Teresa, is the daughter of Edie and Leonard Munkers of Lexington mm PREVIEW DEALER SPECIAL :: FcSUItSltji loufiselfl 18" S part t See The Friendly Staff At The MCGG Parts Dept. 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