TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 15, 1995
St. Patrick’s
,Senior Center
Bulletin Board
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4-H News
Kool Kitchen Kids
There were 108 people present for the senior meal March 8.
Members of the Lutheran church served. Howard Gilliam won
the meal ticket. Lynn Bibby was the hostess. The senior center
board met following the meal.
The menu for the dinner March 22 will be chicken patties on
a roll, carrot and celery sticks, French fries, macaroni salad and
blueberry pie. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
will serve.
Eight seniors played pinochle Friday afternoon, March 10. No
movie was shown Sunday evening. It will also be cancelled for
March 19 because of the St. Pat's celebration.
Several tenants who have been ill the past week are all on the
mend and hopefully ready to celebrate over the weekend.
Any seniors who would like to sign up to help out with the
luncheon or the pie and coffee sale at the center Sat., March 18
will be most welcome. Also quilt ticket sales people are needed
for Saturday and Sunday. The quilt will be raffled Sunday.
Bill Cox, Doll Campbell and Barbara Struthers sold tickets at
the post office Monday, March 13.
Seniors are reminded to bring pies and to work the shifts they
signed up for on Saturday.
Other dates to remember: Tues., and Thurs., exercise 10 a.m.;
Wednesday, senior dinner noon; Friday, cards 2 p.m.; Sunday
movie 7 p.m. (except this Sunday).
FENCING
By Meghan Bailey, Reporter
The Kool Kitchen Kids 4-H
cooking club met Wednesday,
March 8 at Shelley Rietmann's
house. All members except
Leland Rill were present.
Members present were:
Meghan Bailey, Shelley Riet-
mann, Jodie Carlson, Olivia
Sagely, Kandra Schmeltzer and
Claire Anderson.
Members made orange
smoothies and nachos. They
played a trivia game using
beepers to answer. Members
also worked in their foods and
nutrition booklet. Tami (the
groups leader) talked to the
group about fair, then members
cleaned up and the meeting
was adjourned.
Men's breakfast
slated March 19
The regular men's breakfast
will be held at the First Chris
tian Church, Sunday, March
1 19, at 7 a.m.
Guest speaker will be Ken
Hailey, who will speak on the
topic “ creation versus evolu
tion” . All men are invited to
attend.
Ministers l-r: Father Gerry Condon, Tim VanCleave, Stan Hoobing, Lea Mathieu Peterson, Bob
Dowrey and Irene Anhorn (sitting) with award.
The Morrow County Minis
terial Association recently
honored Irene Anhorn for her
many years of playing piano
'Sunday after Sunday' at the
nursing home.
lone Legion Aux. plans flea market
Anhorn says that she started
playing at the nursing home in
1976. She had played for Sun
day School at the First Chris
tian Church and then got in
volved with the nursing home
working with crafts with Pat
Brindle. She also played at the
Lexington Church and the
Nazarene Church, in addition
to Bible school.
St. Pat's auction this Sunday.
The lone American Legion Auxiliary.
The Auxiliary made crepe
Auxiliary is planning a flea
paper
flowers to be used in the
market at the Legion Hall on
wheelchair
parade at the
Saturday, April 8 between 9
Portland
VA
hospital during
a.m. and 3 p.m. Tickets are $5
the
Rose
Festival.
each and may be reserved by
Plans were also made for the
calling 422-7177 or 422-7155.
annual
Legion birthday dinner
Lunch will be available during
to
be
held
March 27 at 7 p.m.
the sale. The menu will include
at
Beecher's
Cafe. The Aux
sandwiches, homemade pie
iliary
will
celebrate
the 75th an
and coffee made by the
niversary of its lone chapter.
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Local music students compete
Matt Jepsen and Darren Van
Cleave were among some 170
junior and senior high school
students who competed in the
N ortheast Oregon Music
Education Association's com
petition held Saturday, March
4 in LaGrande.
Competitors were rated on a
scale of one to five, with one
being the best rating for their
performance in one of six areas:
brass, woodwinds, piano, per
cussion, vocal or strings.
Jepsen, a seventh grader at
Heppner Jr. High received a
number one rating on his
trumpet solo entitled “Concert
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Etude“ by Alexander Goed-
icke. He is a trumpet student
taught by Ralph Werner of Her-
miston. He was accompanied
by pianist Debra Wryn of lone.
His parents are Bill and Nancy
Jepsen.
Van Cleave, a fourth grader
at Heppner Elementary school
also was awarded a number
one rating for his piano solo
“ March Militaire“ by Franz
Schubert. He is homeschooled
and under the piano instruction
of his mother, Myrna Van
Cleave. His father is Tim Van
Cleave.
Holly Rebekahs have meeting
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By Delpha Jones
The PNG club of Holly
Rebekahs met at RJ's Steak
House in Lexington, for their
quarterly meeting and lun
cheon. The meeting was
precided over by chairman
Delpha Jones. Plans were made
for a scrapbook. Dorothy
Jackson and Virginia Peck will
work together on this project.
Virginia was appointed photog
rapher. Each member present
received a gift from the hostess
es. Napkins were cut from the
green party napkins in shapes
of shamrocks. Present were the
chairman, vice chairman An-
netta Padberg, secretary Kathy
Tellechea, members Leila
Palmer, Luella Taylor, Virginia
Peck and guest Dorothy
Jackson. The club officers will
be installed at the June meet
ing. Hostesses for the June
meeting will be Geri Martin
and Kathy Clark.
Doris Brosnan shows off some auction items.
tire chains, a Pendleton wool
shirt, computer, mirror and
Over 100 items have been many gift certificates for dining
donated so far to this year's St. and recreation. Some of the
Patrick's Day auction. The auc items may be viewed in the
tion will be held indoors this window of Heppner TV on
year, out of the wind and Main Street.
weather, at the Morrow Coun
The auction is the main
ty Fairgrounds on Sunday, revenue source for the St.
March 19, beginning at 1 p.m. Patrick's Day celebration. The
Babysitting will be provided, money is used to offset ex
but space is limited. There will penses for brochures, publici
also be a lunch time barbecue, ty and facility rentals. Dona
added an auction spokesper tions are still welcome and may
son, “ so participants can nib be delivered to the Chamber of
ble and bid at the same time, as Commerce office, Kuhn and
well as enjoy the barrel racing Spicer or “Twice Upon a Time”
and team roping that will be bookstore. To arrange pick-up,
going on in the rodeo arena.” call Steve Rhea, 676-9113 days,
Donated items include a float Mike Mills, 676-9141, days, or
tube, typewriter, Pendleton Ann and John Murray,
blanket, cedar dog beds, pic 676-9158 days, 676-9631
ture frames and artwork, new evenings.
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