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EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 22, 1995 Soroptimist club donates to 4-H ÛI Patrick’s Senior Center Bulletin Board Volkswalk draws good crowd There were 126 present for the Senior meal, March 15 with four meals home delivered. Members of the First Christian Church served. Laura Searle won the meal ticket. The Nutrition Site Com mittee met following the meal. Blood pressures were taken before dinner. The menu for the birthday dinner March 29 will be meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, green beans, rolls and baked apple. Members from the Christian Life Center will serve. The Senior's St. Patrick celebration projects, the breakfast, lunch and pie sale and the quilt raffle, all went well. Larry Mollahan won the quilt. All the senior volunteers have earned a much needed rest. Oregon State Police officer Tim Cundell has kindly offered to sing for the seniors, tentatively April 8, at 6 p.m. in the senior Center dining room. Be prepared to put on your dancing shoes, Marianne Kahl (I) and Carol Michael Bennett (r) present Sue Evans bring some food and join in the fun. More details next week. (c) with a check for $281 to be used for the 4-H Leaders Council. There weren't any card players last Friday, as everyone was The money was from the proceeds of a fashion show held last busy preparing for the big celebration. The Sunday was also year and was donated to the Leaders Council on behalf of Sorop cancelled. timist International Club of Heppner. We will be back to the usual routine this week. Exercise, Tues. and Thurs. 10 a.m.; Senior meal Wed. noon; cards, Friday 2 p.m. and movie Sunday, 7 p.m. The knitting class begins April 3, from 7:30-9 p.m. in dinning room. This workshop will focus on We would like to commend all those responsible for cleaning A free workshop for parents the special education needs of up the town for the celebration. Wouldn't it be wonderful if and friends of children with children with mild to severe everyone would help keep it this clean by putting their trash in disabilities or special learning disabilities and the in the many bins that are available, instead of throwing it in the needs will be held March 28, dividualized education plan street? from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Mor process. It will also focus on row Mental Health, 150 Rock how parents can work with St., behind Pioneer Memorial schools to get the best educa Hospital. The workshop is tion possible for their children. sponsored by Coalition in For more information contact Jess Kinder of Aloha was th£ when he was in Heppner last Oregon For Parent Education Lynn Cameron at 573-1127. winner of the saw blade raffl fall for hunting season. (COPE). The saw blade was donated ed by the Heppner High School to the senior class by John and senior class. The winning ticket Millie Hanna. Proceeds from was drawn Sunday, March 19 the raffle will be used to fund at the auction. the drug and alcohol free senior Kinder, a retired teacher pur class trip to Seattle, WA. chased his winning number G e n u in e C h e v r o l e t ” Check It Out! Gardner’s Featuring the Latest in Tuxedo Styles From Special Black Classic Notch ¿1495 Remember when your word was your Bond. - You sealed a deal with a handshake - That's still Coordinating Council sets meeting date the way we do business today. The Heppner Coordinating ment, housing, railroad right- The Largest Volume Chevy Truck Dealer in Eastern Oregon SHERRELL CHEVROLET Hermiston, Oregon 1-800-567-6487 New Car Sales Used Car Center 567-6488 ‘ 567-3919 Roger Britt Septic Service Serving Morrow-Gilliam County & surrounding areas • 24 Hr Service • Licensed & Bonded #37316 • DEQ approved 676-5096 • Rt. 2 Box 2060 • Heppner, OR Septic tanks pumped, residential & Commercial Your local septic service ‘We appreciate your business, hopefully you appreciate ours” The team of Ray Temple, Hermiston and Brett Mc Dowell, Heppner placed first with the fastest time in the #7 Team Roping event held Sun day, March 19 in conjunction with the St. Patrick's celebra tion. Their time was 8.73. Bob Steagall, Lexington and Sher man Murray, LaGrande placed second with a time of 8.75. Other winners included: #7 Roping on 3 rounds: first- Steagall and Bob Kindsfather, both Lexington; second-Brian and Ray Temple, both Her miston; third-Jim Aichele, and Russell Davis, both Herm iston; fourth-Brian Temple and Moyer; fifth-Zane Gibbs, Stan field and Gene Roth, Her miston; sixth-Don Kindsfather, Pendleton and Bob Kindsfather Lexington. Late Model Used Car? "AH with Balance of Factory Warranty" Olds Achieva 4/dr 1994 Loaded with only 8,000 miles rit Olds Achieva Olds Achieva 2/dr 1995 Chevrolet Caprice 4/dr CL Loaded vehicle with less than 3,000 miles. This was a GM company owned car. Stop in and take a look! "Your locally owned Dealership" Wright Chevrolet,Inc. rin m 2/dr Loaded with only 12,000 miles All vehicles equipped with auto transmission, air conditioning. | ^ I | | /'4 j ’ ? S&' MENS WEAR 1 9 3 rj M ain S i r> ,’H 1 H H. p Fastest single time on the #9 roping event was Tony Currin and Justin Matteson with a time of 6.88. Second went to Rex Quintana and Stuart Nelson, both Kennewick, WA with a time of 7.62. Other winners were #9 Rop ing: first-Rex Quintana and Stuart Nelson; second-Justin Matteson and Brett McDowell, both Heppner; third-Tony Ser na and Gene Roth, both Herm- siton; fourth-Ron McDowell and Matteson, both Heppner; fifth-Jim Aichele, Hermiston and Brett McDowell; sixth- Mitch Gregg and John Gill, both Pendleton. Copy Paper Ream • Carton Gazette-Times 676-9228 Computer Paper Plain • . Green Bar Gazette-Times 676-9228 S e n io r C itiz e n s S p e c ia l (60 years old and older) at miles With only 4,100 miles. GM company owned car Reg 50c i Gardner's ! eya 4/dr 1 1995 of-way/utilities corridor, bus iness contact response team, business incentive package, Heppner fact book, gap study follow-up, Shobe Canyon watershed, swimming pool, and school and county election results analysis and follow-up. The public is welcome to attend. «£ ♦ - Roping winners announced Looking for that . . . 1994 The award was presented by Rick Demers, owner and Chief Executive Officer. The St. Patrick's auction received a gift of a $1,000 dona tion from Kinzua Resources. Aloha man wins senior saw blade COMFORTABLE • TRUSTFULL • HONEST • CARING ( Kinzua Resources makes donation Children disabilities workshop set Council will meet on Tuesday, March 28 at 7:30 a.m. in the GEODC office. The meeting will be devoted to planning meeting agendas for the spring quarter. Topics to be considered for future discus sion include economic develop gistration, water stops and check points. R & W Drive In donated drink coupons to the walkers and Central Market provided the orange slices at the rest stop. Edmundson, Jim Wishart and Don Finley paint ed shamrocks to mark the route. Edmundson says that the Heppner area will be desig nated a seasonal Volkswalk event between the end of May and the end of October. This route will begin at Central Market. He says that next year the route will be designated a year-round event. Gail Hughes was assistant chairman of this year's event. John Edmundson, local Volkswalk chairman, reported that 115 walkers participated in the two-day 10K Volkswalk held in Heppner over St. Patrick's weekend. Edmundson said that around two thirds of the participants were Volkswalk club members, coming from as far away as Portland, Albany and Spokane, with the other third comprised of local walkers. Over 40 volunteers, in cluding the Blue Mountain Truckers, a Volkswalk group out of Pendleton, and local peo ple, helped make the event go smoothly, assisting with re- Chevrolet & Oldsmoblle 763 4175 - Fossil Herb Wright - Bill Maclnnes - Bill Maclnnes, Jr. ‘Beecher’s ‘Hgstourant and Lo lone, Oregon 422-7038 Every Wednesday Evening ‘Buy cue g e l Ik e ie a w d 0W£ FR££. Tell all voar friends j Hope to see you there! d ia
