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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1983)
Birth Senior News- A Christmas dinner will be servpd at the Ueppner Senior MealHlte on Wednesday, Dec, 21. Turkey and all the trim mings are on the menu, The miRReNled donation at the door for those over 60 Is SI. 50. The Rev. Cathy Barker, pastor of the lone United Church of Christ, will be load ing the singing of Christmas carols and hymns, and Carley Drake wilt play the piano. (& ft t tM m t m 4 j m Ojmmm mm o o a o c The Ueppner Gazette-Times. Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday. December 15, 191(3 FIVE Olivia Noel Thompson - A daughter. Olivia Noel, was born to Kim and Leslie Thompson of lone at Good Shepherd Community Hospi tal In Hermislon on November 3. UMW. She weighed fi lbs.. 2 07 Grandparents ore Mr, and Mrs, Paul Pettyjohn." Jr.. lone; Mr, and Mrs. Uwis Thompson, lone; and Mr. and Mrs. Terry McKern of Helix. Great grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn. Sr.. of lone and Mrs. Myrtle Thompson of Dulur. Olivia joins a brother. Jared. 22 months. Local men compete in marathon . 'if: h- Si'' lone Elementary School Christmas Program Grades IC-4 Wodnosday, Doc. 21 7 p.m. School Cafeteria 'It's a Small World After All' Christmas Customs From Around the World, i 1 3 Ef 3 J w 1 W 1 3 I t ' 1 1 vN '.'si s. i 4t ' i4 S J k Al Beck . cv-, Al Vinson Two local men. Al Beck of lone and Al Vinson of Hep pner. participated In a Port land Marathon on October 2. About 2,440 started the run and approximately 1.800 finished the race lone Elem. to hold Christmas program Wed. This Advertisement Is Sponsored By iANK OF; BAN astern Oreqon 3 i i Kindergarten through fourth grade lone Elementary students will present "It's a Small World After All" on Wednesday, Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. in Ihe school cafeteria. "The magic of Christmas makes a storybook of customs from around the world come to life in a play." said a school spokesperson. Deacon Heideman and Jes sica Turley piay the children who visit other lands in their own livingroom as their Christmas book comes alive. After visiting many other countries, ihe children learn that it really is a small world after all. COMBINES Actors DUMP TRUCKS Far. TBACTOBS CONSTRUCTION EQUlPMENi) x: ,,n n I .;.-?-""SV5H v qi iypi ' I -jr" '""...Xy......' ' : nl f" ilrl PUT A SMILE ON HIS FACE THIS CHRISTMAS Shop the Entire Store for Dad, Mom & Sister Morrow Counfv Groin G Lexington 989-8221 or 1-800-452-7396 Where the customer is the company Both runners completed the 2fi 2 mile course. Beck in 2 hrs , 4S mln.. and Vinson in 3 hrs.. 3fl min. Beck. 37. tries to run each dav. averaging from eiht to nine miles, Vinson. 34. also fries to run every day. aver aging seven miles per day during the winter and 10 miles a dav during warmer months. The Portland Marathon was Vinson's first, although he has participated in many other runs. The Portland race was about Beck's 12th marathon. JV Cards take win from Eagles By ASHLEY CONKLIN With 14 points from Brian Douglas and 13 from Mike Rietmann the lone boys' ju nior varsity team ran their record to 2-0 with a 44-33 win over the Spray Eagles on Saturday. Dec. 3 at lone. lone started out strong in the first quarter, taking a 14 to 4 lead! Spray came right back in the second stanza and took an 18-17 lead at halftime. Douglas scored seven and Rietmann six of the Cardinals' 15 points in the third period as lone took a 34 to 23 lead going into the final quarter. In the final quarter lone scored 12 and Spray scored 10. as lone won 44 to 33. Chris Shen led the Eagle scoring attack with 13 points. Besides Douglas and Riet mann. Steve Millman scored eight for lone. The Cards were 6 of 16 from the charity stripe. 38 percent. The Eagles were one for five, 20 percent. lone will play host to the Heppner freshmen on Friday. Dec. 9. and will travel to Boardman to play the River side J V. team on Saturday. Dec. 10. Both games will start at 4:30 p.m. STATISTICS 1 2 3 4 T Spray 4 14 5 10 33 lone 14 3 15 12 44 FGM FTM FTA T PF Spray 16 1 5 33 15 lone 19 6 16 44 6 lone - Douglas 14. Rietmann 13. Millman 8. Rea 4. Taylor 2. Conklin 2. Pointer I. NOTICE OPEN HOUSE-WORKSHOPS UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST In preparation of an environmental impact statement and forest plan pursuant to the National Forest Management Act (NFMA), the Umatilla National Forest will provide open house-workshop style sessions for public participation in re-identifying and evaluating roadless and undeveloped areas, and their significant resource issues. Open house-workshop style sessions will be available for a 30-day period beginning January 9 through February 7, 1984, in the Forest's headquarters at 2517 S.W. Hailey Avenue, Pendleton, Oregon. Hours will be 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday and additionally, the Saturdays and Sundays of January 14-15, and January 21-22, 1984. Appoint ments can be scheduled during these periods on several days prior notice. All interested persons are urged to avail themselves of this opportunity to participate and make their input into the planning process. Further information can be obtained by contacting or calling the Umatilla National Forest at (503) 376-3811. JOHN E. LOWE Forest Supervisor Umatilla National Forest 2517 S.W. Hailey Avenue Pendleton. Oregon 97801 Date: Dec. 7, 1983 TIMBER WANTED Top Prices for Logs & Stumpage. Call Joe Boucher, I.O.I. YARD (503) 481-2695 P.O. Box 668 Boardman, OR 97818 or Call (208) 883-0726 .Gifts for the n i iJ? U&iJL On Your List Wf , jj TACKLE BOXES RODS REELS Don't Forget to Enter Our In-store DRAWING for a Quartz Electric Heater oast to Coast j C'ML HART " ' VF f ASSORTED PICTURE FRAMES 50 OFF HALLMARK HOSTESS ENSEMBLE rnrfrf Ann rVTTD JMTSr i WEDGEW00D PIECES 10 OFF SILVER PHOENIXWARE PARTY TRAYS 20 OFF REVEREWARE BRASS COOKWARE GIFTWARE 20 W 10 OFF j OFF $ BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 10 OFF FREE GIFT WRAPPING FOR NON-SALE ITEMS OVER $5 Sign Up for Murray's 'Christmas At Home' Drawing: Mr. Coffecmakcr Westmoreland Canister Set T Handpainted Cookie Jar i . h 10 J
