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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 9,2006 Engagements Savage-Rea Koby Kea and Sarah Savage Sarah Savage and Koby Rea. both of Everett. WA, wish to announce their engagement. The bride-elect is the d au g h ter o f V irginia McCammant and William Savage, both of Bellingham. WA. She graduated from West Valley High in Yakima, WA in 2004 and is presently attending classes at Dental Assistant Training Center in Seattle, WA. The groom-elect is the son of Krissie Rea of Everett. WAand LeRoy Rea of Echo. He graduated from lone High School in 2003 and from Perry Technical In stitu te in e le c tric a l technology in 2005. He is em ployed at A sso ciated Electric in Everett, WA. The couple plans a Sept. 2 wedding at 5 p.m. at lone Com m unity Church with a reception to follow. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the celebration. Rill-Wight School supply drive to be held The Church o f the N azaren e is once again sp o n so rin g the School Supply Drive for Heppner E lem en tary stu d en ts. Anyone wishing to make donations may bring them to the Nazarene Church from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. daily. Money donations may be made to Mary Ann Elguezabal. N eeded item s include: K indergarten- (All supplies are used from a common supply table, so please do not label) 1 pink pearl eraser; 4 glue sticks; 1- 8 box crayons; 1 set markers; 1 dozen pencils; 8 ounce glue; I box Kleenex; paint shirt (labeled with name); PE shoes (V elcro) and a backpack. No ta b le ts, trap p er k eep ers or notebooks. 1st G ra d e - 2 pink pearl erasers; 1- 64 box crayons; 2 glue sticks; 2 dozen #2 pencils (yellow only); 2 boxes Kleenex; 1 5- inch by 8-inch pencil box; 1 pair scisso rs; PE shoes; b ack p ack ; and a w ater bottle. No tablets, trapper keepers or notebooks. 2nd G ra d e- 2 pink pearl erasers; 1- 64 box crayons; 2 glue sticks (4 if in M rs. C lo u g h ’s class); 2 dozen #2 pencils (yellow only); 1 bottle glue; 1 pocket folder; I box Kleenex; 1 pair scissors; 1 5-inch by 8-inch pencil box; 1 pair scissors; PE shoes; and a backpack. Kilkenny guarantees win for East team at Shrine football game Those in Mrs. Clough's class also need a centimeter/inch ruler. 3rd G rade- 4 wide- lined spiral notebooks (pages not perforated by the spiral); 2 zipper pencil pouches; 4 dozen #2 pencils; pencil erase tops; 2 pink pearl era se rs; 1 cm /in ru le r; scisso rs; 1 set co lo red pencils; pencil sharpener; 1- 24 box c ray o n s; 2 glue sticks; 1 small bottle of white g lu e; 2 large b oxes o f K leenex; 1 bound composition book (usually black and w hite); and a backpack. 4lh G rade- 4 wide- lined spiral notebooks (pages '"M . not perforated by the spiral); Rory Kilkenny, #92, celebrates his interception and 42-yard 1 zipper pencil pouch; 4 touchdown at the Shrine (lame. Photo by Sandy Matthews. dozen #2 pencils (save 2 dozen at hom e); pencil eraser tops; 2 pink pearl e ra se rs; 1 cm /in ru ler; sc isso rs; 1 set co lo red pencils and markers; 1- 24 box crayons; 1 small bottle glue; 1 box Kleenex; 1 black fine tip pen; and a backpack. 5,h and 6lh G rade- 1 3 -rin g soft co v ered n o teb o o k ; 2 p ack ag es c o lle g e -ru le d notebook paper; 1 zipper pencil pouch; 2-3 dozen p en cils (not mechanical); 3 glue sticks; 1 pair scissors; 1 set color p en cils; 1 box K leenex; pencil erasers; w ashable m ark ers; in ex p en siv e calculator; correcting pens; c le a r p ro tra c to r; and a backpack. St. Patrick’s Senior Center news The menu for the Aug. 16 noon meal at the Senior Center is baked ham, scalloped potatoes, steamed fresh vegetables, w hole wheat rolls, fruit cup and pie. A lot will be going on d u rin g the Fair and R odeo w eekend at the Center dining hall. Residents have worked hard getting th in g s ready for the rummage sale. The sale will be held Saturday, Aug. 19 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Raffle tickets can still be purchased at the Center’s office. The drawing will be held at 6 Adam Wight and Heather Kill Dean and Patty Rill and John and Shelley Wight w ish to ann ounce the engagement of their children Heather Marie Rill to Adam E. Wight. The bride-elect is a 2006 graduate of Heppner High School. She is c u rre n tly em ployed at F arm ers In su ran ce in Klamath Falls. The groom-elect is a 2004 graduate of Heppner High School. He is currently employed with an electrician company in Klamath Falls. The couple plans a Sept. 2. 2006 wedding at Ruggs Ranch. p.m., Aug. 19 in the center. A silen t au ctio n is also underway. Come by a see the beautiful birdbath made and d onated by Les and Jan Paustian. The bidding will close Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. The w in n er w ill be n o tified Sunday, Aug. 20. The proceeds from the day’s activities are going to w ard s the cost o f the repairs for w ater damage that in su ran ce does not cover. O nce ag ain , the generous people of Heppner have shown their willingness to help where there is a need. Litter pickup continued for Fair and Rodeo Due to the continued been distributing SOLV litter effort o f b u sin esses and bags around town to assist community members who people in the continued clean live and work along the state up of the highway. highway which runs through E dm undson is Heppner. this year Heppner p leased w ith the e ffo rt only needs “spiffing” up to already put out, but reminds prepare for the M orrow everyone to keep up the County Fair and Rodeo, said good work so Heppner can John Edm undson. SOLV put it best “face” forward coordinator. during the Fair and Rodeo, A Southern Living at Home catalogue party will E dm undson has Aug. 16-20. be held Aug. 10 at 6:30 p.m., at G D .’s Restaurant with proceeds going to the St. P atrick 's Senior C enter apartments. Southern Living at Home offers home decor, Heppner High School will be holding new student gardening and kitchen items, along with a w ide variety of and returning student registration for students in the seventh other products. through 12"' grades on Aug. 25, from 8 a.m .-12 p.m. and Catalogues are currently located at G D ’s and the 1-3 p.m. senior center for people to begin looking at and will also Student fees are: Student Body fee- 7-12 grades, be available at the party. Door prizes and other activities $15; towel fee- $2; computer lab fee- $5; and yearbook await those who come. (optional) $30. Student sport pay-to-participate fees are: Irish Bread Pudding, cakes, apple pies and other grades 7-8. $50 and 9-12, $75 per sport. There is a $150 desserts will also be sold at the party. maximum sport fee per student per year and $300 maximum Everyone is invited to attend and help support the per family per year. senior center. Benefit party to be held at senior center HHS to hold student registrations - HJeddina Tames - H ost an Exchange Student Today! Wedding ~ Heather Rill & Adam Wight Wedding ~ Saturday, September 2nd Amellia Peck & Dustin Hag uewood Wedding ~ Saturday, September 9tb U ltim a 4 ft Hauti Unf*« In f, • MrfftfcrlM Muuoij'j thuj c 217 North Main • Heppner • Phone 676 9156 • Floral 676-9426 Serving Heppner Lexington A lone Greenfield Grange to host variety For m ore of actvities G reenfield Grange will be hosting two Saturday Markets, Aug. 12 and Sept. 2. The market will be held in the p arking lot o f the Grange. Space is free and you do not need to make a reservation. Items must be handmade or home grown. On Aug. 31. the Red Cross will be holding a blood draw at the Grange from 1- 6 p.m . D ro p -in s are welcome. information on the Saturday M arket or to m ake an appointment for the blood draw, contact Jane Dean at 481-5223. The Grange is also preparing for their annual Quilt Show to be held Oct. 7 at the Grange. If you wish to e n ter q u ilts, or oth er quilted items, or need more information, contact Sharon M ailloux at 481-2653 or Dorothy Tryon at 481 -3993. 5th Annual Wine-Tastinq Dinner at the M.C. Fairgrounds Thursday, Auq. 17 at 6 p.m. fe a tu r in g ///asse* w rtr he« to »ft ftJ 4 U www asse com ^ halftime, 7-7. Neither side scored in the third quarter, but the East team turned up the pressure in the final minutes o f the gam e, g ain in g a to u ch d o w n from quarterback Brady Lovell of Vale and the clincher made Kilkenny to end the game at 19-7. The East team was coached by Heppner High School athletic director and football head coach. Greg Grant. P eter G eer, o f Heppner, was selected as an alternate player. During the weekend, Herman Winters and Roger M ortim ore were initiated into the Shrine club. p re se n ts th e klam /nan tam nam I ' y n S 'm i n i K ' in later* siimg With less than two minutes left in the game, Rory Kilkenny, Heppner, playing defensive end for the East, intercepted a pass and returned it 42 yards for the touchdown giving the East Team the 19-7 win at the 54lh annual East-W est Shrine Game held Aug. 5 in Baker City. Matt Kenny, also of Heppner, helped get the ball going in the first quarter, taking the ball 17 yards. Later in the quarter. Hidden V alley’s Sam D ollarhide made a 1-yard touchdown, to give the East team the lead at 7-0. The West tied the gam e at the end o f the second, to make the score at B U C K N U M ’S CATERING Enrich vnur family with .mother i iiKurr Vm you can her« a high v ho<>l ochanpc student (girl or hny) fn>m France («-many Scandinavia. Spain Fngtand. Japan. Brazil. I (ah or othrr countries Hemming a host to a young international visitor t> an ntpcncncc of a hlrtimr' Friday, August 11 tb Mntlhews. «nais Make a lifelong friend from abroad. Michelle Kinley & Korey Morgan Heppner High School’s athletic director fireg (¡rant, head coach for the Hast Team, directs the players on the field. Photo by Sandy Emma at 1 #00-733-2773 (Toll Free) Cathy Halvorsen (541) 422-7107 • Sandi Steele (541) 922-0620 KRAZYKABOBS and OYSTERS GALORE! * A Murray ’« and ( iochnaurr Co-Production FiumlnJ in l*T6 VWf Imrmjtmrul VinJmi Fti tunjr Pnnrrim n » puht* hrncflt } i
