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** * ■' • * . « » **. a ’. - * • • . - V .. - - n ,-^ > •*.... .•» . . '• * * . • w i . . . • ~ 'i— r ... ,. - ...» . Christmas in Coloring contests winners announced the Country p ■ ’ r s t F H e p p n rr a zette VOL 105 NO 51 W ednesday, Decem ber 23. 1987 Winning ticket held ^ lJomthy Jaclcson unes Heppner 25« P hoto i U > .*♦ McCabe’s win lighting contest • * * • • g #4 I pmtflCMr from the Heppner Chamber o f Commerce, second a $25 g ift certificate and th ird a $ I0 certificate The Chamber o f Commerce an- nuully sponsors the lighting contest to encourage Christmas lighting in Heppner Hazel Hamlin celebrates life "H a z e l plays Bingo at the KIks every week and is a real inspiration to e v e ry o n e ," says a spokesman from the Flks "W e fell she had reached a real milestone ” Carolyn M illonherger. Pendleton, played music so people could dance and e njoy lis te n in g to m usic throughout the evening Some friends sent her a corsage and there was a money tree lo r her. And guess who was the last to leave ’ by C*v <* lirtrn ih e r 15 - 21 Hazel Hamlin High laiw P m . Snow Hazel H am lin celebrated her 9 3rd birthday. Tuesday, December I ' at the l.lk s lodge w ith many o f her friends dropping by to wish her "m a n y more ” the party was spon sored by the manager o f the Flks, Gale Gray and members o f the lodge The winner o f the Black H ills Gold and opal ring was George Simonson. Heppner He is shown being presented the nng by the M or row County Fair and Rodeo C oun Pictured are Princess K nsti O 'Brien. Queen M issy Schoonover, and ' • % ® a‘ . , ’ •* • •»* Weather Report George Simonson receives the ring he won, from the Mor row County Fair and Rodeo Court r * by Joye* M uq I w « Winners of the Soroptimist Coloring Contest were guests of Soroptimist on December 17 They were presented with cash awards for their efforts Winners of the Pre-School/Kindergarten were first place (left to right). Casey Ingraham, not pictured; second place, Ashely Ropp and third, Abby Kahl. First second grade winners are first, Kathleen Greenup; back row r-l; Car rie Hargrove, second and Linsey Ropp. third Third-fourth grade winners are Joann Bingham, not pictured first place; Philip Tellechea. second; and Justin Adelman. third is shown here w ith Linda Schultz (le ft) and Jerry Hollom an (m iddle), who drew the w inning ticket The money from the raffle is to be used for scholarships and sending girls to G irl's State Response to Neighborhood Center overwhelming ir f . -*'*'■ - , .* » M ■ •<1 'a Linda Schultz, Dorothy Jackson and Jerry Holloman are shown with raffle prizes them at no charge to the center These boxes are d is tru h te d throughout lone. l>exington. Hcpp ner and Hardman "P eople have been very, very giving this year.” says Betty Tanner ' We are very pleased w ith the response to this year s Chnstmas If someone is not able to pick up their Nixes, they are delivered • .. . Simonson wins ring, to give to granddaughter The H ep pn er N e ig h b o rh o o d Center team o f about 6 people put together 70 dinner boxes. 70 extra food boxes and toy boxes for 49 children this last week C ourt Street M arket put together the food boxes fo r Christmas as did Central Market fo r Thanksgiving The center pays fo r the food and the stores assemble C o f ' s W inners e f this year's Heppner Christmas lighting contest were first place F.mie and Mary Jean McCabe 155 W W ater Street, second place Marty M cQ uain, C ow ins St and th ird place Pal and B illy Joe M c M in n , bbO W Sperry St First place w ill receive a $50 gift Betty Tanner is shown with some of the boxes that are to be delivered this Christmas by the Neighborhood Center •*. *- . • •«* *. ' y ^ > wr The Am erican le g io n A u xilia ry Raffle was held with the drawing for the cedar chest, made by Robert Reid, and the patchwork q uilt, made by M ablc Heath and Linda Schultz Ih c lucks winner Dorothy Jackson. -V • • E m p ,o y e e ()f th e Y e a r Sandy Hanna was honored last Friday evening December 18, at the Pioneer Memorial Hospital Christmas party with earn ing the Caring Practices Employee of the Year Award The award was presented to her by Ernest Wicks. Hospital Administrator - z; 4 N '* * Í Z . ‘ ■ ** * V , i ? A V - £ 1 _ t • ' ' - #r The / • : • • _ • X !• a i * V • % » , • » * * • • a, Selective service offers information to 18 year olds In case your are unfam iliar w ith peacetime rcgisirauw . please resicw the requirements (^Jitc simply, men must register w ith the Selective Ser vice w ithin .30 days o l their 18th b ir thday at the nearest Post Office Men who tail to register w ill have per m anrntly forfeited their right tocer tain Federal student aid and job traiaing benefits as well as Federal employment Additionally, failure to register is a felony, punishable by a fine o f up to »230.UUU and/or up to 5 years imprisonment But do not misunderstand the Selective Service. Their goal is registration no« prosecution That is why we invest *o much tim e in the educational process It is also why they are asking fo r your support and cooperation in te llin g young men o f their legal obligation to register with Selective Service - • r - V •• I f you arc d rivin g around looking j i the C h ris tm a s lights, you might vs ant to drive out Highway 74 towards Pilot Rtx’k There are some hcauiitul light displays at the Robin sons. Grahams, Gardners. Frenches and Bennetts It is w ell worth the tim e spent Morrow County's Home-Owned Newspapo» », Post office offers tips for holidays Your Post O ffice asks you to mail early in the day and he extra careful to lick and stick your envelopes The post office reports that tNtusands of Christmas cards never reach their destination because people tail to seal the envelopes Princess Nancy Bailey Simonson says he is going to give the ring to his granddaughter. w N i lives in New M exico, for her high school gradua lion this June Die drawing was held on December 14 and over 1000 tickets were sold I 32 u H 41 37 47 42 2b 25 28 27 20 24 24 T Sno 03 T Sno 0 0 0 0 04 V S n Market Report f <ynçiim#nte o» ft»# Morrow County Correction An e rro r was made in the date o f the reception held at the James Blm xlsworth home for their daughter Barbara It was to have been December 20. not the 29th as stated in ihc invitation We are sorry for this inconvenience 2 5 % ■ 7 ucs Wctl Ihurs I n Sal Sun Mon Oow#r# Tuesday, Dec. 22 Soft W hite Dec Jan New C rop Barley P IK ‘ 3 12 *3 l4/»3 16 •3 04 *KHT 1 06 * I Year CD Arlington • Heppner • lone •/ ' Your Sfnncs //< tpmy Your S n iih h o rx " MtMBtn r p ic W Œ VM & 9ÊÊK8ÊÊËÊÊÊ 9 s w
