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TW ELVE - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 27, 1992 n r r r r r r » ry r r r m r m r n ) r r m T T n rrn T rm rn r^ a a a r m r s a a a a a « * c lone girls place sixth at ,st. Patrick’s class 1A state track meet Senior Center Bulletin Board By Anne Morter events. She toured the 1500 in 5:05.8 and then returned with an 11:20.5 in the 3000. Deacon Heideman provided most of the punch for the boys’ team, winning the discus in 140’ and finishing second in the 110 hurdles in 16.5. Heideman scored 17 of lone’s 35 points. The team finished fifth in the team race. Rounding out the girls’ scoring was Jamie Lovett, who finished fifth in the discus in 99’1” and Janie Cupps who was fifth in the high jump 4 ’8” and the 1600 relay team that finished sixth in 4:38.5. For the boys, the 1600-relay team provided an exciting finale to the meet. They improved their time by three seconds to run a 3:36.7 and finished second. Each member of the team improved his individual time but Wallowa out dueled them in the stretch. Also scoring at the meet were Gabe Garcia, fourth in the 400 in 53.46, Justin Miller, fourth in the pole vault in 10’4 ” and Ryan Halvorsen, sixth in the triple jump in 38’6” . Danielle Stefani won state titles I appreciate all of the votes I received in the < in both the 1500 and 3000 meters Primary Election, including the write-in votes l and paced the lone girls team to on the Republican Ballot. Thank you very • a surprising sixth place finish at last week’s State Class 1A track much. meet. B a r b a r a B lo o d s w o r t h . C o u n ty C le r k n n n n m u m m i i m n n n m um oonoon« Stefani scored 20 of the Car dinals 27 points when she pulled her standard distance double, set ting new school records in both Air Life Depends On You Today... Florence Holt Heppner Oregon "Air Life: My Life Depended On It." You M ay D ep en d O n U s Tom orrow With Air Life's help, you can have the small town quality of life you want and the outstanding medical care you need. Air Life flight nurses and medics provide the level of care you expect in a hospital emergency room or critical care unit — inside the Air Life helicopter or airplane. By purchasing a $45 annual Air Life Membership for your family, you help keep these nurses and medics ready to fly whenever needed. Call us today for a membership application. 1-800-522-2828 Join Today! The senior meal site served 111 people at their hobo dinner on May 20. Seven meals were taken out. Members of the Episcopal church served. Ed Dick won the meal ticket, Lois Winchester the door prize and Mary Beckley of Boardman received the guest prize. Hobo gifts went to Dot Halvorsen, Barbara Struthers, Laura Searles, Alberta Johannes and Eva Griffith. A group of seniors sang “ Bum- min Around” , accompanied by Katherine Hoskins at the piano. After the meal Twila Schell of the Deaprtment of Human Resources met with the Seniors regarding insurance coverage for volunteers at the mealsite. The lovely bouquets of flowers for the center were brought by Lois Winchester. Thursday May 21, Carol Michael-Bennett Morrow County Ex tension agent gave an interesting class on “ Laughter is the Best Medicine.” Friday eight seniors rode the bus to Pendleton where they met Merri Reamer for lunch at the senior center. They then attended the film fair at BMCC where they viewed films on the various aspects of aging. The menu for the dinner June 3 will be salmon with tartar sauce, whipped potatoes, coleslaw with carrots, French bread and pudding. Members of the First Christian Church will serve. Following din ner there will be a mealsite committee meeting. Dates to remember: Monday, 1-4 p.m. quilting. Quilters and Com pany have chosen the pattern for the next quilt; Tues. & Thurs. 10-10:30 a.m. exercise; Saturday Dance at Hermiston. For those interested in dancing the last Sunday dance until fall at the Pendleton Senior Center will be a hard time dance, Sunday, May 31 at 2 p.m. Lutheran church to observe Rural Life The congregations of Hope and Valby will observe rural life on Sunday, May 31. Service at Valby will begin at 9 a.m. and Hope Lutheran service will begin at 11 a.m. For centuries rural life Sunday has been associated with the plan ting of crops, praying for favorable weather and a bountiful harvest. It began in the fifth cen tury in a little village in France that was devastated by earth Florence and her hus band Millard received their first Air Life Membership as a giß ß o m their daugh ter — after Florence took her ßrst Air Life ßight in 1988. Air Life fe w Florence again in January 1992. This time, Florence doesn't owe a penny on her $4407 ßight ß o m Pioneer Memo rial Hospital, Heppner to St. Charles Medical Cen ter in Bend. You can count on Flo rence, an avid Membership supporter, to be wearing her "I’m here because of Air Life" pin and encour- agingyou to become an Air Life Member, too. quakes, fire, rioting and looting. vance of rural life Sunday has The Bishop of the city, Mamer- taken on the emphasis of recogni tus, called the people to observe tion of the farmer and his work a solemn fast and public supplica and the need for favorable weather. It is also an observance tion as atonement for their sin. As the observance grew and for the care of the earth and the spread to other countries, it concern for the hungry of the developed three aspects: world. 1- petition for forgiveness of sins; At this year’s observance 2- petition for protection from Pastor Hoobing will be leading calamities; and 3-petition for the congregations in the tradi bountiful crops. tional “ blessing of the fields” In more recent times the obser ceremony. BMCC offers EMT I workshop Blue Mountain Community College will offer an EMT I Recertification Workshop May 29 and 30. The classes will be held at BMCC in Pendleton in the health education building. The classes apply toward recertifica tion but they are also meant to ad dress patient care at the basic level. The tuition of $35 includes lunch on Saturday, May 30. Registrants may attend as many or as few classes as they wish. Registration and sign-in on Fri day is from 6-7 p.m. with classes running from 7-10 p.m. Saturday registration and sign-in will begin at 7:30 a.m. with classes starting at 8 a.m.. and running through 5 p.m. The class schedule will be available at the time of registration. Students may register the day of the class, but the course is limited to the first 100 registrants and pre-registration is ap preciated. For more information or to register contact the BMCC Continuing Education Depart ment 276-1260, ext. 290. Booster club to elect officers « A H eppner High School Booster Club meeting has been set for Wednesday, June 3 at 7 p.m. at the HHS home ec room. Included on the meeting’s agenda will be election of officers. The club through donations and other assistance is involved with all sports at the high school. This year the Booster Club paid for the homecoming breakfast; provided a trophy for the JV volleyball team; bought volleyball nets; provided track b CUSTOM WHEELS RV BATTERIES O V E R 50 S T Y L E S . 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