Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 12,2006 - NINE Wedding Announcement Hisler-Weygandt / Restaurant & Lounge * New Listing Local Appliance and Electrical Supply Store Restaurant and Lounge in Heppner. All fixtures and in­ ventory included in sale. Turn-key operation. Walk in and run your own business. $219,000 Long-time Heppner business for sale. Lots of potential. Be your own boss. Priced to sell. Annie Hisler and Evan Weygandt 3 bedroom on 5 acres at Blakes $ 129,000 New Listing Fixer-upper priced right! only $26,900 _______ --------------------- \ r Located on quite street across from city park. Columbia River Community Health Services offers free fitness program ' n / ----------- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hisler, Brenda Young and Mr. and Mrs. John Weygandt wish to announce the engagement of their children Annie Marie H isler and Evan John Weygandt. The bride-elect is the daughter of Susan and Paul Hisler, Jr., of Heppner. She is a 1998 graduate of Heppner High School and received a degree in cosmetology from Mt. Hood Community College in 2002. She is employed as a color specialist at The Colour Authority. The groom-elect is the son of Brenda Young, Salem and John Weygandt of La Grande. He graduated from South Salem High School in 1995 and received a degree in business management from Western Oregon University at Monmouth in 2000. He is employed as a shoe rep for Ecco USA. The wedding will be held Saturday, April 22, 2006 at 2 p.m. at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Heppner. A reception will follow at Morrow County Fairgrounds. New Listing Building lot in Heppner Newer manufactured home on 5 m/t secluded mountain acres. 3 bedroom 2 bath 1998 Fleetwod. (L to K) Dorothy Tryon, Dorothy Krebs, Mary Bell, Maria Romero (Instructor), I.aVern Gurtlar, Marjorie Shankle (in front of picture). National Forest Land accessible from home. Sit in the hot tub on the deck and watch the wildlife. Large nice kitchen, lots of storage, living room, sitting room, and dining room with French doors. Park your RV in the large insulated shop. You will find peace and quite in this very nice secluded mountain home. The Mission of the Arthritis Foundation is to support research to find the cure for and the prevention of arthritis. The Arthritis Foundation is making the effort to improve the quality of life for those affected by this disease. One of the programs they sponsor, to achieve this mission, is People with Arthritis Can Exercise (PACE). PACE helps with range of motion, stretching, and strengthening muscles and joints. The goal of PACE is to improve and sustain joint mobility and muscle tone, functional endurance and independence by using low impact movements. The program is also a great stress reliever. PACE is a national program developed by the Arthritis Foundation to provide a safe, enjoyable exercise option for people with arthritis, those who lack tone, or may have other types of chronic conditions. Columbia River Community Health Services has started classes at the Boardman Senior Center on Tuesdays and T h u rsd ay s 10:30-1 1:30 a.m . M aria R om ero, Promotora, at CRCHS and certified PACE instructor teaches the class. With the success of the program in Boardman, CRCHS is hoping for the opportunity to expand into Irrigon. The class is free and open to the public. For more information, call Maria Romero at 481-7212. $ 197 . 500 . Tri-Plex 2- two bedroom 1 bath units 1- one bedroom 1 bath unit Good investment property $ 110,000 Morrow County Victim Assistance acknowledges April 2006 as Sexual — Assault Awareness month During the month of April 2006, individuals and communities across Oregon will join together to raise awareness of sexual violence and engage in activities to prevent sexual violence and promote healthy relationships. The statewide campaign- “Speak Up. Speak Out. We can end sexual violence”- sends a united message that everyone: Must take responsibility for ending sexual violence; can Speak Up and Speak Out to hold potential perpetrators accountable; and can change the underlying conditions within communities, institutions and society that allow sexual violence to occur. The National Sexual Violence Resource Center kicked off the 2006 Sexual Assault Awareness Month with its nationwide Day to End Sexual Violence on Thursday, A pril 6, 2006. Even though th ere w ill not be a commemorative event in Morrow County the Victim Assistance Program is continuing to provide education and resources to the citizens of Morrow County. “Sexual violence is real in Morrow County. It does exist, not on a large scale, but these special victims deserve support. These crimes should not be taken lightly or pushed aside because we may live in smaller communities,” stated the Victim Assistance Director Samarra Van Doom. “As with any safety concern it is important to educate ourselves and our children about the dangers that exist." For additional information about 2006 Sexual Assault Awareness Month and the “Speak Up. Speak Out. We can end sexual violence cam paig n ,” email svandoorn@ co.m orrow .or.us or visit www.EndScxualViolenceOregon.org. i Located in good neighborhood with great view. Ready to build on. $ 16,000 5 bedroom in Heppner 5 Bedroom with new vinyl windows, new wiring, and new plumbing. 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