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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1988)
• * * ' : ' • , J ' • *f • - - • P r r . * ■ ' *'• » * r ; , .*•.;•* 4 -L H eppner Gtazette-Tlmrv D epporr. Oregon W ednesday. December 2I.IVMI Santa s Call By Bobbie Rankin Employee of the Year at PMH I o n e g i r l s t a k e Oil R i v e r s i d e í One day Santa did me know whai to get the hoy s and girl» So Santa called them and then Santa knew what to get them When it was Christmas and it was time for San ta Santa went dow n the chimney and delivered the toys. By Michelle Papmeau ■ I* . Marge Kenny, Heppner, was selected by her fellow employees as the Pioneer Memorial Hospital employee of the year for 1908 Marge is being presented a plaque by Ernest Wick, hospital administrator and was also given a dinner at the V and G Restaurant and Lounge as part of her award Marge received her training as an R N at St Anthony train ing school, Pendleton in 1953 Marge and her husband Bill have 7 children, one son still at home Marge has been working at PMH for 17 consecutive years ' ,». •. • • Lighting contest winners announced • • • • lone took the Riverside Pirates in to overtime in their win Tuesday. December 13. 40-36 The lone Cardinals took the lead in the first quarter to challenge the Pirates to a battle Their attack was led by Amy Wagcnblast with s u points Wagcnblast was the Lady Cards leading scorer with 11 points She also led lone in rebounding pull ing down 10 lone was only out scored in one quarter, hut it was substantial enough to give the Pirates a two point lead up until three seconds left in the 4th quarter The score was lone 32. Riverside 34 The Pirates sent Jill Nelson to the free throw line to attempt to tie up the score Tension was tight, but the Cardinal fans began to breath with case as Nelson hit both with perfee lion Linda Morter hit two three-point shots during overtime as Riverside could only answer with two points ending the score at 40 to 36. lone's favor Although it's been said many t imes, many ways ...Thank you and Merry Christm as! ‘A . Lexington Lumber i s ta r ta lk s j I ? U I i I Mon« \ M V; WaamMasi l I 111 P m U m ti 0 1-3 I ; SH xw 2 2 2 4, Paptnrau 0 U I; ¡M 'S 4. Hall 0 1-3 I; tV r r l M M 2 S|,.rter 2 <W> lv a ,r r l* . St Cupp* S -pulnlcrs I. M u rtrr 2. T u m o s r r s lim e 21 K lsn -std r 22 MrlMHinds lim r 34 V S tn rlr f 3. Sri*»»* 3; St. t upp< 4; P a d h rrg 4: M o rg an 5: VS.,(rnl.Uoi 10; I M o rlcr 2; Hall I T otal Iran* tiw h tu rn I* MlsrrskW 20 lo u l r d out SI ( upps Pfta t fry »Vn,rve M*ms Mary Cupps (44) looks for loose? ball against Riverside V & G Restaurant & Lounge . * Sunny Lexington, OR 47S39 Merry Christmas Happy New Year ‘> 8 9 - 8 1 4 4 From ■■■ □ ^ _ - S ./« S f» v-w-C»vf** \ M erry Christmas and A Happy New Year to All our Friends and Customers PLOYHAR INSURANCE N Main 177 Heppner. OR “ Honest Protection Honestly Sold and Serviced Winners of the Heppner Chamber Lighting contest were Billy Jo and Pat McMinn, (shown) first place, 660 W Sperry and received a $50 gift certificate Second was Chuck and Donna Moeller, 100 E Quaid, $25 certificate and third place was Steve and Nancy Brownfield, 315 S Gilmore, a $10 gift certificate m u n ii S e a s o n 's ^ te e iin g s Jodi, Barb, Paul, Jennifer, Susan, Kristi. Kathy, Lori Tom & Helen We’ve certainly enjoyed working with you during 1988 We’d like to wish everyone Happy Holidays and good-luck in 1989. Saturday Dec. 24th at 4 pan. Also closed Sunday , Dec. 25th. and Monday , Dec. 26th. Iln jo v ( » i i 14*. lo u r H e ffv . H o lid a y s ! 10*1». I t r i 21 i i . k a f l n , I . 3 I I ( I P P . l l l l W I I I I . I l l M l II ¡4*. I ¡ 1 1 ( 1 * A lio n Wright elected ORECA hoard Special Gift Ideas for your Special Me Charles Hecht was elected as President of The Oregon Rural Elec tric C ooperative A ssociation tORLCA) during ORECA'» 45th an nual meeting December 8 ORF.CA represents 16 member-owned elec trie cooperatives which serve ap proximately 2.35.000 Oregonians Hecht, who hails from Sen», is also President of Consumers Power, Inc headquartered in Philomath ( 8her Assoc ution Hoard members include vice president liob Kenney from I'matilla. who also is u dircc tor on the U m atilla Electric C ooperative B oard, and Ed Schlemler. ORECA Treasurer, who is also Manager of the Coos Curry Electric Cooperative Columbia I3asin Electric Cooperative Hoard director Herb Wright of Eossil was elected Aswioation Secretary , and Douglas Electric Cooperative H»*ard member Marion Rent/ of Camas Valley was elected to a director posi tion on the ORECA Hoard V m . R & W D r iv e In lir Will Be Closcil 4 ...A . P e n d le to n Wool Shirts Scarves. Hats Made m and for America 100% virgin wool \ S T A M P E D E -6 K( \ crease- crown. 3 'V raw edge brim , trim m P cd with pleated leatherette band. JHS branding m*n pin and feather endleton ... STETSON Nike Sportsw ear, > s h o es ,s o c ks and ath letic bags M unU arU t t f (/*■ U <.*/ M u r e !H m9 Quality Handcrafted leather Boots & Belts In fo n d hop«» of a w orm o n d w o n d e rfu l Noel, Thonk you for your tu p p o rt! Free Gift Wrap Free Christmas Candy Oofimifiia “ The Sweetest Place in Town to Shop T ìn s i* G a rd n e r’s 193 N Main St. »V fc* . *.-» V . 1 »V ' : r V* 7 * % • , V • » 676-9218 MEN’S WEAR Heppner Ji
