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Irrigen PTA sponsors annual hat and glove tree
By Joyce Hensley
On these trosty winter days. 'M l
A C Houghton l lenientary students
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(L to R) Derek Gribble. 6. Amber Thomas. 6. Dara Sandlin,|
6. Kenz Hansell, 7. and Travis Howell, 7, eagerly look forward
to their school Christmas party at A C Houghton Elementary
in Irrigon, when they will have their choice of hats, gloves, ear
muffs, or scarfs from this ceiling high hat and glove tree, spon
sored by the A C Houghton PTA
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Call 676-9228 with news items
in Irrig o n w ill be much warmer
A Christmas tree, ceiling high.
decorated w ith hats and gloves
d on ate d by the L io n s C lu b .
W jtcrtn clo n Festival committee and
the community at large, and spon
sored by the Parent Teacher
Association, w ill vm n be empty and
heads and hands w ill be warmer
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stu de nts,
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Christmas party, w ill pick the item
id their choice o lf o l the tree as their
g ilt
"W 'e wanted to be sure to reach
the khis who needed hats and gloves
w ithout them feeling needy', so we
decided to give to all o f the k id s ,"
sax! Karen I unders. President o f the
Irrig o n A C Houghton PTA
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Garden club met
Boardnian Mayor resigns
By Ed Glenn
Fleeted as mayor by the city cuun
c il on June 2. 1987. IX in u v jn has
served on the council for seven
years He succeeded mayor Gail
C•rill who resigned in M ay, follow
ing the purchase o f Gourmet Foods
by l amb Weston
IX m o vjn said his proudest m o
ment was when he was re elected to
the council three years ago. " The
first election might have been a
fluke, but when I was re elected, and
rather soundly I knew I must be do
ing something right
Lifelong. Boardman residents.
Jerrv and his w ife Susan I Ball I arc
reluctant to leave the community but
are looking lorw ard to the new op
portumty at Troian They have lour
children, ages eight, sis, three and
seven months
B oardm an m a y o r. Je rry l)
(Am m an has tendered his resign.!
lio n effective December 31. 1987
[Xmuvan w ill transfer from the
Boardman P ( i t C arte plant to the
Tni)an Nuclear Plant near Si Helens
shortlv after ihe first o f the sear
A l t h o u g h i t *s
been sa id many
t imes, many ways
...T h a n k y o u and
M e rry ( h ris t m as!
LOTT’S
ELECTRIC
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December 9. the lone Garden
C lub met at the home ot Helen Mar
tin w ith Jean Nelson as co-hostess
for the annual Christmas party
F ollow ing a lovely luncheon, the
group enjoyed kmking at past history
books recalling successful protects
and form er members A g ift c \
change was most enjoyable
The I w eltth Night Burning o f the
Greens was planned fo r the after
noon ot January b. at the Kietmann
lot nest to the post o ffice Everyone
is invited to bring their holiday
greens to be disposed ot in a suitable
manner Cocoa ami cupcakes w ill be'
served bv club members
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Irrigon church celebrates C hristmas
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Steve Hulen (back), (center row L to R ) Colleen Hensley, Chuck Trueax, Jamey Harley.
Warren Bowdin (front L ) Jeff marcheck. and Chuy Garcia help load half of the 6,629.47 ounces
of canned foods that were collected by the Riverside High Students for Christmas baskets
in the Boardman and Irrigon area into a truck for dispersement by the City of Irrigon. and Ir-
rigon's fire and police department
By J o y c e H e n s le y
The w inner ot the canned loud
drive at Riverside High School in
Boardman w ill be served a Con
t mental Break last by the m cinix-is o l
the National Honor Society, accor
ding to Nancy le m u r , advisor lo r
the society
l is . i Sharkey s first jx ‘rn>d class
took first place in the all sc hi ml con
test, sponsored by the National
H o n in Sue let v , w ith h b2l< l 7
minces ot canned fix ids collected tor
the Christmas baskets being pul
together by the Eagles C lub in
Boardman and the combined efforts
o l the v Uy . lire department and
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f o rty tw o baskets arc being
prepared in the Irrig on area " w ith
lots o f guild volunteer h e lp ," said
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Photo by Joyc» H»o»l»y
Mary, Tracy Gordanier, and Joseph, Dan Gordanier, receive
the Shephards. Jimmy G r if f ir 'eremy Michaels and Windy
Brown, humbly, who have con.
see the Saviour, during an
Assembly of God Church Christmas program Sunday in Irrigon
By Joyce Hensley
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Jesus the Saviour is born, is the
news that the Assembly ot God
Church in Irrigon is telling the world
this Christmas
Raising their voices to the heavens
during their Sunday Christmas pro
gram, the Assembly C hoir, directed
by Jim (io rd a m cr. sang the glad
tidings w ith statements such as
' Praise ye the la ird , salvation has
come through G od's own Son in
Jesus we see the great light through
his love every doubt w ill be
gone we love H im and trust H im ,
and we ll never be torsaken
The angel, Andrea Mestcth. ap
peared unto M ary. Tracy (iordanier.
and told her ihe "g o o d news o l greal
jo y " that she would bear G od's o n
ly Son
The Isaiah pri>ptiecy was fu lfille d.
Ihe Prince ot Peace was bom in
Bethlehem
These tidings were first brought to
shepherds, Jimmy G riffin . Jeremy
Michaels, and W indy Brown, wat
ching over their flocks one night
Their hearts were filled w ith fear.
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but soon turned to joy after they
heard the news and the angels sang.
"G lo ry to God in the Highest and on
Earth Peace among Men
A fte r seeing the C hrist C hild they
made known that all had been told
them about this C hild
" A n d all who heard it wondered
at the things which were told them
by the shepherds
The wise men, Chester W ilson.
Henry Froberg. and B ill G riffin , saw
a special star and realized it was
meant to be a sign F ollow ing the
star, they "re jo iced with great joy
Bringing gitts o f gold, frankincense,
and m yrrh, they worshipped Christ
the new bom King
Die program , narrated by Marty
B row n, Repeat the Sounding Joy.
concluded w ith the C hoir singing
medleys w ith phrases such as " I n
Jesus we see the Great Light the
W ord ot the Father now in Flesh ap
pea ring, and come let us adore
H im .”
The Assembly Church o f God in
Ir r ig o n is pastured by A d e n
Gordanier
Thirty lour Blue M ountain Com
munitv College students received a
jiertcct 4 0 grade jmint average dut
ing Fall term which reflects a
straight \ report in all courses taken
by the student
In addition to the straight A
students, another '>1 arc listed on the
f all term honor roll Students on the
dean's list numbered IIH Students
receiving a 3 5 or better are e ligible
for (he college honor roll and those
with a I 0 to ' earn a place on Ihe
dean's list
To earn a spot on either list, a stu
dent must be carrying a fu ll tim e
load ot c lasses which translates to 12
graded credit hours Students may
not have received an F in any class
to lie so honored nor does i pass
grade count in the 12 graded hours
necessary to lx- included ’n either
list
Those on the honor ro ll trom
Heppncr include. Kevin Hughes4 II.
M a rv in Brannon. G re g o ry D
Connor
David W Steagall and Ira vis I
Harrison. 1 exw gion were also listed
on the honor roll
Students listed trom Boardman in
elude Suzanne Akers 4 n, Debra \
Starr 4 0, Robert A Skoubo I isa
I Ccjka. (iordon Reeves and Brian
Sheadel
Irrig on students include Jim Put
man. Tony A
S ch ille r. Irin a
Hcllherg Cars McCaslin I hzabeth
A M ille r. I etty Rodrigtuz and
Goldie Lynn Stanger
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