SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Scenes from lone School’s Homecoming Week Renovations begin at
Senior Center
Top Left: 1st grade class with Mrs. Neifterall dressed up for Cardi
nal Day picture. Middle Left: Becca and Eric Jepsen on Nerd Day.
Bottom Left: The senior class wins the VW push. Top Right: Alex
Fetteroff and K.l Ramos after the bobbing for body parts activity.
Bottom Right: Freshman class members, Makenna Ramos, Robi
Johnston, Jordan Peterson, Mary Rietmann and Zac Orem show
off their Mardi Gras masks. - Contributed Photos
Renovations began on the St. Patrick's Senior Center in Hepp
ner. The $75,000 project will cover the renovations of 19 rooms.
The process is expected to be finished around mid-February.
New kitchens are the major projects that are being worked on
currently. The top photo is a picture of a kitchen before it was
gutted. The bottom photo is a picture of a gutted kitchen. The
new kitchens will have new cabinets and appliances. -Photos
by Autumn Morgan
Trick or Treaters invade Heppner on Halloween
lone School District Board Vacancy
Persons living within the boundaries of the lone
School District, interested in serving on the
lone School District Boards of Directors, please Trick or Treaters made their w av throughout Heppner, collecting bagfulls of goodies at various homes. -Top three photos by Autumn
submit a letter of interest by 5 p.m., November Morgan. Bottom two photos were contributed
5, 2008 to Karl Ostheller, P.O. Box 167, lone,
OR 97843. This position will run through June
30, 2009.
“No Room at the Inn” returns to Boardman in December
Hersbey's Kisses are wrapped each day, using
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Where you can récycle
North End Transfer Station 69900 Frontage lane Boardman, OR 97818
South End Transfer Station: 37185 Hwy 74. Lexington, OR. 97839
Hours of operation Saturdays and Sunday*9 00a m
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North Morrow
Community Foundation is
pleased to sponsor a Nativ
ity Art Show again in 2008.
Area residents are invited
to share their nativities for
a free public showing Sat
urday, D ecem ber 6, and
Sunday, December 7.
E v ery o n e is w e l
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u ill begin ad m in isterin g ; flu sh o ts
to its e sta b lish e d p a tie n ts on
\ \ ed n esd ay s am i F rid a y s d u rin g th e
m o n th o f N o v em b er d u rin g re g u la r
e lin ie h o u rs, !l a.in.
to 12 noon an d 1 :8 0
to •> p.m . No
a p p o in tm e n t
is needed. W e
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in su ru n ee .
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come to display a N ativ
ity Scene, any media form.
There is no fee to display na
tivity art, and entries are not
judged. A registration form
must be filled out giving the
description and space neces
sary for the display.
Registered exhibi
tors set up their own nativ
ity display on Thursday,
December 4, between 4 - 6
p.m. No exhibits will be ac
cepted the days o f the public
showing.
“ No Room at the
Inn" will take place at the
Boardm an Senior Center,
100 Tatone St., Boardman.
Ex hi bi t s ma y be
picked up Sunday afternoon,
after 4 p.m.
“ We hope to have
nativities from many coun
tries and c u ltu re s,” said
Mary Lou Daltoso, event
chair. “Please include a visit
to “No Room at the Inn,” in
your holiday activities.”
For a reg istratio n
form. C ontact Mary Lou
Daltoso, PO Box 3, Board-
man, 97818. 541-481-9457;
or Rose Sebastian, PO Box
91, Irrigon, OR, 97844,541-
922-2344.
“ No Room At the
Inn” is funded by Morrow
County Unified Recreation
District.