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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1982)
rT SIX-Tlie JHeppner Gsiette-Tlines. Heppner, Oregoa. Tbiirtday. December . rv, Wt with to everyone the joy and happiness of this holy season. To our patrons, warm thanks. CASE FURNITURE Arnie, Rita & Rita Over 100 Christmas baskets delivered in Morrow County World's Largest Stocking9 won by Heppner girl Fair & Rodeo Court tryouts scheduled By NEOLA MACKEY The Christmas season should be much happier for over 100 families in Morrow County because of caring people from all over the coun ty who made generous dona tions to the Heppner Neigh borhood Center's Christmas basket project. Two-thirds of the baskets were delivered in the north end of the county. The center has been provid ing baskets to needy families for 16 years and this year's project was one of the most successful. We are sure if all the recip ients had the chance to say "thank you." they surely would. The volunteers and staff at the center and the wonderful people who dropped in to help pack the boxes will say "thank you" for them, and for us. from the bottom of our hearts. Have a Happy Holiday i Sob May the spirit of the Christmas season bring to you lasting happiness. Jewelers Vi. Ginger, Marlene, Randall Mav this be a holiday to remember, filled with the charm of cherished traditions... new-found hop and happiness. I 00 1 s Title mxjL 0 Morrow Co. Abstract & i i (PI 3 JSSr I MAY ALL THE JOYS OF I THE SEASON BE YOURS IN GREAT ABUNDANCE. .GENE, DONNA, MIKE, y BARB & DUANE LEXINGTON LUMBER ' i" n kf f . T" . it. -I EIMI , ir,l I' A.-'A L 1 J Trvouls for the 1983 Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court will be hold Wednesday, Dec. 29, at the fairgrounds In Hep pner. beginning at 12 noon. All girls Interested should be mounted and ready to ride, said a spokesperson. Thia year the rules hove been changed to allow horses of all breeds. For more Information and an application form, contact Monica Kemp, 9B9 -8178. 1 I "J Kill J I HI 1, .V-i '.err id A Dutch physician is laid to hava Invented gin in tha tha wventeanth century at medicinal. iSiU Wika Olson of Heppner loads Christmas baskets for delivery to needy families in the county. and Merry Christmas. Fuel assistance applications have been sent to a portion of the eligible clients in the lone area. Pat Brindle. center co ordinator, will be at the Bank of Eastern Oregon in lone on Monday Dec. 27 from 9.30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. All neces sary papers must accompany the application, otherwise applications cannot be proces sed and there will be a delay in the payments. Another date in January will be set for applications re maining on the waiting list. They will receive a mailing prior to that date. The time lapse from when an applica tion is processed by a local fuel assistance worker and when checks are processed by the state fuel assistance com puter is about two weeks. A W I C. clinic will be held Tuesday. Dec. 28. for those that are eligible for that pro gram. The center will be closed Friday. Dec. 31. in celebration of the New Year holiday. Janet Philips will be at the Center for Adult and FAmily Services business and food stamps on January 5 from 9 a m to 12 noon. A free blood pressure clinic will be held at the center on Wednesdav. Jan 5. from 2:30 to 4:30 p m 1:11 " i i i 1 l i I V"-"' a mcjfct, - 2&W aMjCi himLl CAXS ARCO By MARY ANN CERIL1.0 Molly Moore, nine, of Heppner, won the "World's Largest Stocking" at Central Market last Saturday. The daughter of Dr. Michael and Nancy Moore, Molly was one of over 1,000 people who entered the drawing, said Forrie Burkenbine. co-owner of the store. According to Ernie McCabe, co-owner with Burkenbine, he had to put the entries in a tissue crate to hold them all. Christmas Lighting Contest winners announced IB f : iJ ' ' signs HUNTING BY PERMISSION ONLY NO VEHICLES BEYOND THIS POINT only 15( GAZETTE TIMES c ea Don Kennaon home took second pbee in Christmas Lighting, Contest's outdoor display category. First place winners of Heppner's Christmas Lighting Contest this year are Cal Sherman, Wayland Hyatt and Justine Weatherford. Sher man received his award for best outdoor lighted display. Hyatt won the indoor lighted division and Weatherford took the unlighted display category, Sherman and Hyatt will receive $30 for their efforts, Weatherford is to receive $20. Second place winners are Don Kennison, outdoor display. $20 award, and Larry Mills, indoor lighted display, $20. Mike Moore took third place in the outdoor lighting division, a $10 award. Kazcl Mahoney took third in the indoor lighted display, also a $10 award. 3l There's no better time than now to express our "thanks" to valued friends and patrons. Winter, Sweeney & Doherty, Attys, If . i w i -ii' i ni' en iiirmo ... . 0 ounty of this joyful season bring i i r..initn.n o nf you iiapi'iiii vi anu luiiiuiiiini. To cherished patrons, our warmest thanks and a HAPPY CHRISTMAS CdnmBa Dasia Bcctric Co-c? Joy inr Vace it With You During The Holy Season Of Christmas. ilM.I.I.IL MI-B-nW it i tr its fin (MM Happiness Is fhe warmih of home, of friendships, and love. QAhJK OF WJZaetern Oregon Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank" MEM&W FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HEPPNERIONE,ARLINGf0N vr
