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Methodist Sun. School raises funds
for UNICEF
Community Calendar
Sports dessert set at Jr. High
please bring a pie to the cafeteria
Everyone is welcome to attend
Junior high athletes will be pre
sen ted with "letters” for their
efforts in fall sports
A Junior High sports awards
dessert has been scheduled for
Thursday November 21. 7 30 p m
at the Heppner Junior High School
gym
Those attending are asked to
Heppner merchants to meet
ents at another local business for
each 55 purchase made in their
store Several local merchants were
unable to attend the meeting and
their input is needed before the
Christmas shopping season gets
underway, said a spokesperson for
the committee
Watch the (laretle Times for more
details about the discount coupons
and other Christmas activities
The Heppner Merchants Com
mittee will meet Friday. Nov 22 at
noon at Kate's to continue discussion
of their plans for
Opening
At last w eek '» m eeting, the
decided to issue coupons worth 50
SupfMT, Cards to
benefit seniors
TOYS
Morrow County s
Largest Selection
There will be a pancake supper
and card party at Willows (.range
Hall in lone on November 23 It s a
benefit for the Senior Citizen Build
ing Supper is $2 and cards tl 50
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Sunday School students from the
fatted Methodist Church recently
canvassed their neighborhood for
contributions to I NK k f
It was
their first Mission project to serve
others
the campaign was con
sidered very successful with 555 65
collected Jerid and Darren Ploy ha r
collected the most 513 40
The following Sunday schoolers
would like lo thank their neighbor
hood« (or their ronlr'hiiltor«
Jeff
and Julie
Watkins,
Lindsey
Waterlaid Brian and Rick Kofll.-r
Dean llanburv, Sherry and JoAnn
Bingham. Jenny Krein, Erin
Fishburn. Mary Rhea. Jerid and
Darren Plovhar. Mark Conklin.
Mitch and Amy Matthews. Tanya
Bontifir Abby Kahl. and Kelly
McAlpm Thanks also goes to the
Bank of Eastern Oregon for contn
hutmg the money order free of
charge
Thanksgiving will be observed at
the 10 30 a m service at the I'nited
Mrthodist Church with the Rev
Melvin Dixon, interim pastor bring
mg the message on the theme,
"G ratitude In corporated", with
Doug Drake as l.iturgist
Sunday
school w ill be 9 15
Following the morning service
there will he an all Church covered
dish dinner w ith participants invited
to bring a hot dish and or salad and
dessert
Pastor Dixon, who was
bom in China of missionary parents,
and the congregation invite every
one to remain and enjoy a 45 minute
presentation of slides taken on their
recent trip to mainland China by
Fred and Helen Martin of lone
Rev Dixon and his wife. Nancy,
were residents in the Methodist
person.ige from 1962 96 and. says
Dixon
We find it a real privilege to
be hack in the community ”
Methodists slate lJianksgiving service
Thanksgiving
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13 A horn of plenty
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national bird
15 Sweet potatoes
18 Finishes meal
I» Colony founded by Pilgrims
2(i Thanksgiving
21 Said, "Speak for yourself. John
22 Day of giving thanks
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6 Indian who helped and inter
preted for Pilgrims
7 Boat which brought Pilgrims to
new land
8 Natives who helped Pilgrims
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17 The one of 1621 was considered
good
16 Season
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Wheat League
elects officers
Front End
Alignment
The Morrow County Wheat Lea
gue elected a president and vice
president. Steve Rea and flin t Carl
son respectively at their annual
meeting on Friday. Nov 8 to serve
during 198t> Dinner with speaker
Dewey Rand followed an afternoon
meeting and committee reports
We had some good disc ussion on a
wide range of topics." reports out
going President Joel Peterson
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NOTICE
Until Further Notice, Opening
ours a Until further notice, opening
ours at the City Landfill will be from
12 N O O N to 4:00 p.m.
ON SATURDAY AND SUN DAY.
Marshall Lovgren, Adm.
City of Heppner
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conviction thereof, shall be punishrd by a forfeiture of not less than five
dollars nor more than one hundred dollars.
Douglas C. Rathbun
Chief of Police
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