Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 23, 1992 - FIVE
Alumni basketball tournament scheduled Jan. 1-3
I
Kent
Goodyear
Am considering a run for
mayor of Heppner, Oregon in
the November 1994 election.
I am asking for your opinion
as to my potential candidacy.
When you see me in town, at
a meeting, or socially please
stop to discuss my candidacy.
Help me make this decision.
Happy Holidays To All,
Your Servant,
K ent
Everyone is invited to attend
the Heppner alumni basketball
tournament which will be held
Friday through Sunday, Jan. 1-3.
Admission is $3 for adults, $1
for students or $15 for a family
pass. Children must be supervis
ed and are not allowed on the
balcony. The balcony is for adults
only.
The basketball games start Fri
day at 1:30 p.m. and are double
elimination. The pre-68 team will
play the non lettering team.
The rest of the schedule is as
follows: 3 p.m. ‘69-‘72 vs
‘73-76; 6 p.m. ‘90-92 v s ‘81-83;
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
in Board
*
2. at the Heppner Elks club.
There will be a meeting Tues
day, Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. at the Col
umbia Basin Electric Coop. This
will be the final meeting and team
captains should attend.
women’s free-throw contest and
men’s three-point contest will be
before the championship game on
Sunday at 5:30 p.m.
A social get-together is plann
ed for Saturday evening January
Clad tidings a n d heartfelt thanks to all our friends. May
your holidays—a n d all d a y s— he filled with His blessings.
Thank you for doing business during 1992.
John & Ann Murray &
There were 120 people in attendance for the Christmas dinner on
Wednesday, Dec. 16 at the Senior Center, with four guests and 11
dinners sent out. Members of the Catholic Church served. Truman
Messenger won the meal ticket, Wanda Johnson the door prize and
Mrs. Gus Streether of Spray received the guest prize. The Nutrition
Site Committee met following the dinner.
The menu for the birthday dinner Dec. 30 will be meatballs with
mushroom gravy, broccoli, mashed potatoes, rolls, ice cream and
cake. Members of the Baptist Church will serve.
Fifty-four people gave blood at the Red Cross blood drawing at
the Senior Center Dec. 17. The Catholic Church sponsored the drive.
A large group of small children from the elementary school carol
ed in the halls at the St. Patrick’s Senior Center on Thursday even
ing, Dec. 17. The tenants were delighted to hear their beautiful voices.
Now that the end of the year is near seniors should be reminded
of services available to them.
Dinner is every Wednesday at noon. Seniors are served nourishing
food and may visit with friends and relatives. Homebound seniors
may order a meal on Wednesday by calling the center office, 676-9030
and it will be delivered to them.
Meals on Wheels may be obtained the other week days by calling
the Pioneer Memorial Hospital dietician to make arrangements
676-9133.
A toot clinic is held at the center the first Wednesday of each month.
Call the Home Health Department at the hospital for an appointment.
Blood pressures are taken at the center the second and fourth
Wednesdays before dinner.
The dollaride car is available to take seniors to appointments or
for shopping. Call Jane Rawlins 676-9435. or the center office.
676-9030. Corol Mitchell of OPI may be reached at the senior center
office Tuesdays and Thursdays; exercise class is Tuesday and Thurs
day, 10-10:30 a m.; Bible study on Monday. 10:30-11:30. The
quilting will resume on Mondays in January from 1-4 p.m.
Merry Christmas.
BOWLING
C olumbia B asin E lectric
C ooperati ? i, Im
7:30 p.m. ‘77-80 vs ‘84-89.
On Saturday the loser of the
first game will play the loser of
the second game at 12 noon and
the loser of the third and fourth
games will play at 1:30 p.m. The
winners of the first and second
game will play at 3 p.m. with the
winners of games three and four
playing at 6 p.m.
Sunday’s games will begin at
I p.m. with the winners on the
losers bracket playing at 1 p.m.
and the championship game at 6
p.m
The women’s teams will play
on Friday and Saturday at 4:30
p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. A
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High game: Garry VanArsdale 208. Ida
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High series: Garry VanArsdale 569, Ida
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High team game: 0 6, 752.
High team series: 0 6, 2,161.
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To all our friends-on the farm and in town
we wish a holiday season idled with His peace and love.
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High game: Delbert Binschus 209. Cindi
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High series: Delbert Binschus 509, Ida
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Hight team game: #6, 722.
High team series: #6. 2,117.
Splits converted Delbert Binschus 3-10;
Don Greenup 5-7; Mike Doherty 3-10
Fast away the old year passes.
Hail the new. ye lads and lasses.
Sing we joyous all together.
Heedless o f the wind and weather.
Fa la la la la la la la la...
- Traditional Welsh Carol
M ay a ll th e
h a p p in e s s of th e
Season be y ou rs.
Season’s G reetings
Here's to a magical night atid a
glorious holiday!
Eniov.
F o n d w isk es fo r <a
IV Iem ry C i m s i m a s
Sears
from all o f us to all o f you!
Authorized
Catalog Sales
Merchant
Instead Of Sending Out Christmas Cards, Pioneer Memorial Hospital Has
Donated *200 To The Heppner Swimming Pool Project.
Kit, Shirley and
Sharon
Pioneer Memorial Hospital