TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 12, 2001
Cardinal Booster Club meets
By Jeri M cElhgott
The lone Cardinal Booster Club
met Dec. 3 at the lone High School
library. Discussion included the cost
o f printing the community calendars,
which has gone up.
The club discussed raising the
Births
Desteny Ann Forbcva daughter
Desteny Ann was bom to Cathy Jo
Anderson o f Imgon on October 17,
2001 at Good Shepherd Medical
C enter in Hermiston. The baby
weighed 6 lbs. 7 oz.
k a n n o n M agw yre W ilkins-a
son Kannon Magwyre was bom to
Renee and Tim othy W ilkins o f
Boardman on October 25, 2001, at
Good Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 8 lbs.
9 Vi oz.
Kylie Kristine Barker-a daughter
Kylie Kristine was bom to Serena
and Tony Barker o f Im gon on
October 26,2001, at Good Shepherd
Medical Center in Hermiston. The
baby weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz.
Jac q u elin e R enee Jan zen -a
daughter Jacqueline Renee was bom
to Kelley and Randall Janzen o f
Roseburg on Dec. 3. 2001, in
Roseburg. The baby was 7 lbs. 2
oz.
Grandparents are Lexi and the
late John Janzen o f Salem and the
late W allace and Rita W olff o f
Heppner.
price o f the 2003 calendars to $7.50
or trying to find another publisher.
Chanty McElhgott will check with
Cathy McCabe to see if all the ads
on next year's calendar have been
paid for.
ITie lone Basketball Bonanza was
a success. I b e club recognized the
middle school students who raised
$169 in the h alftim e hoop shoot.
Cathy Halvorsen, Cathy McCabe,
Diana McElhgott. Rhonda Wilhelm
and
Am ellia
Peck
were
acknow ledged for their work on
decorations, signs and the bracket
board. Debbie Morgan organized
the concessions for the weekend.
Arlynda Gates managed the kitchen
on Saturday. Helen Heideman
donated 14 pies. Many parents and
v olunteers donated desserts and/or
w orked in the concessions.
Athletic director Dean Robinson
has contacted Atlas Pav ing for an
estimate on the cost o f the top layer
for the track run ways. The club is
vv orkmg on a final total expense for
the project. It was noted a storage
shed should be included in the
overall estimate. The shed will cost
S2,000-$2,500. Club m embers
discussed m aking a board to
recognize the businesses who donate
to the project. The board would
possibly be placed on the back o f
the football crow's nest.
Members agreed to have Jan and
Bob's Signs do a board to honor the
football team for their state first place
Dairy Fanners o f Oregon Award
for the highest GPA in the state. Jen
McElhgott will check with Monica
Swanson about the OSAA Cup
recognition board.
There will be an assembly on
Thursday, Dec. 20, at 2:30 p.m. for
the entire lone school and staff to
receive the "Exceptional Schools"
flag from the Oregon Department
of Education. Last year, lone Schools
achieved the Exceptional School
rating on the School Report Card
issued by the state o f Oregon. This
assembly is to honor the students
Elks collect toys for area children
Toys donated at Elks toy dinner
The Heppner Elks Club
held their annual toy dinner at
the club on Decem ber 6. The
Elks collected toys to donate to
H e p p n e r G a zette-T im es
Every car should at least have a
thrust alignment. It relates all 4
wheels to a common center line to
insure maximum tire life and a
centered steering wheel.
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676-9228
By Claudia Hughes
Chamber Executive Director
Let it snow, let it snow, let it
snow! The children would be happy,
the merchants would be happy and
it would feel a lot like Christmas.
Do you ever consider how lucky
we are to have the goods we have
in Heppner and how long we could
survive with what is here if we had
to? Manhattan, New York, would
have just 48 hours worth o f food.
My guess is, Heppner could keep
us going longer. Let's ask Bert.
W e are very fortunate to live
where we can "do without" easier
than most because being rural trains
us for that. Most o f us wouldn't trade
quality o f life for quantity. There's
no com parison.
Have you "decked the halls"? The
chamber will again be sponsoring
the business and residential lighting
competition with judging scheduled
for Friday, Dec. 21. Anyone wishing
to be judged is asked to call the
chamber at 676-5536 to leave names
and address prior to Dec. 20.
Remember to turn on your lights.
Remember to turn in nominees
for the Town and Country awards.
"2002, The Red, White and Blue"
is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 17.
Deadline for nominations is Friday,
Dec. 21. Forms are available in the
chamber office or through Kuhn and
Spicer.
Another great evening at the Elks
is in the planning stages with tickets
to go on sale after Christm as.
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We are so fortunate to have the
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to assist us year round when the area
needs a public place for annual
m eetings, dinners, St. Pat's
entertainm ent, three auctions,
m onthly m eetings, weddings,
funerals. You name it, they're there
setting up tables, cooking, cleaning,
etc. If Santa is looking for a place >
to leave a gift; how about a donation :
to the m uch needed elevator, so
everyone can attend com m unity >
events there? Local organizations
are very deserving.
An aside. It's okay to call me
numbskull; having slipped on ice
and cracked the back o f my head
on concrete, I now know where the
term originated and I now have an
excuse.
Next week, Tuesday, Dec. 18,
will be the final chamber meeting
until Jan. 8.
Thought for the week: "Reach
for the stars; you might not get them,
but you won't wind up with a handful
o f m ud either."
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and staff for their achievement. The
public is invited to attend.
The club is organizing concessions
for the Morrow County Basketball
Tournament Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 14-15. Debbie Morgan is
looking for volunteers to help with
concessions both days. Baked
potatoes and toppings will be sold
along with regular concessions.
Yearbooks from past years will be
sold during the Friday games.
The next m eeting o f Cardinal
Booster Club will be Monday, Jan.
7, at 7 p.m. at the high school library.
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