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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 22,2010 HHS softball team to host fiesta dinner The Heppner High School softball team will put on a Mexican Fiesta dinner during the varsity basketball tournament on Tuesday, December 28, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. The dinner will be held in the Home Ec room at HHS. The dinner will include tostadas, homemade rice, beans, desserts and drinks. The cost is $5 for one tostada meal and $7 for a two tostada meal. 2 A All-State Football Team announced The 2010 2A All-State Football Team was re cently announced. Players from Heppner that were named to the team include: l 51 Team Offense - Ian Murray HM Offense - Alex Pickles l sl Team Defense - Ian Murray HM Defense - Devin Robinson We will be closing at 5:00 pm Friday, December 24th (Christmas Eve) Open regular hours, Monday, December 27th 7:30 am - 6 pm for our 1/2 PRICE CHRISTMAS SALE ESPRESSO GIFT CARDS MAKE GREAT STOCKING STUFFERS! f* Floral Holiday arrangements & centerpieces - THREE lone High School ASB organizes canned food drive The lo n e H igh School Student Body Of ficers organized an ALL SCH OO L canned food drive December 13-16th. Daily winners were an nounced and an overall winner at the end o f the week was selected. The winners were chosen by taking the num ber of pounds of food do nated divided by the num ber of students per class. The high school sophomore class took the overall prize bringing in over 20 pounds of food per student and 263 pounds total for four days. “Classes were in the hunt all week long,” said ASB president, Thom as Holland “It was a lot of fun getting to announce daily winners and taking prizes to their classrooms. All of our donations will be taken to the Neighborhood Center in Heppner.” The lo n e H igh School student body offi cers rewarded the class that brought the most pounds per student and delivered hot cocoa and cookies to the sophomore class during their biology class. Overall the students of lone Com m unity School brought 1,252 pounds o f food in four days. Top Photo: Seventh graders in Erin Heideman’s class at lone Community School help collect and count cans for the annual school canned food drive this week. All proceeds are going to the Neighborhood Center in Heppner. Pictured L-K (Standing) llailey Jones, Jorge Aguiler, Joshua Stillman, Ann Kictmann, Jenna Taylor, Michaela Forrester, Paige Esterbloom, Kachel Holland and Rita McKlligott. Kneeling (L-K) Tre' Neal, Brendan Thompson and Jason Juarez. Bottom Photo: L-R Standing: Tanner Bass, Evan Kietmann (ASB officer), Mary Kietmann (ASB officer). Shadow Kendrick, Alisha Taylor, Lacey Thompson,.lulianne Carlson, Sam Irons, Jordan Braun, Tom Holland (ASB officer), and Stewert Syverson. Kneeling: Stacee Halvorsen, Makenna Kamos (ASB Officer), Tim Emmel and Kirk Hagucwood. -ContributedPhotos Basketball teams prepare for Christmas Tournament Unique Fresh & Made to Order Delivery available to Heppner, Lexington & lone YO CREM E FLAVORS COUNTRY VANILLA MOUNTAIN BLACKBERRY WE MAKE CUSTOM GIFT BASKETS CALL 676-9426 FOR OUR FLORAL DEPARTMENT % M umuj ' j tkuj Left Photo: Lindsay Cutsforth makes a drive for the basket during the weekend games against Union. Right Photo: Ian Murray puts it up for two in the Heppner Mustang game this past weekend. Photos by Sandy Matthews 217 North Main • Heppner • Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426 Serving Heppner, Lexington & lone Warm Up With A Hot CD Rate! Christmas in the Blue Mountains Heppner Varsity Wrestling Schedule Dec. 29 - at Pomeroy, 2 p.m. Dec. 30 - at Imbler, 2 p.m. Jan. 7 - at Riverside (Du als), 2 p.m. Jan. 8 - at Riverside Rumble, TBA Jan. 14 -15 - at Oregon Classic-Redmond. 10 a.m. Jan. 20 - Heppner 5-Way, 5 p.m. Jan. 22 - at Kittitas Tour “Christmas in the Blue Mountains" was the theme for Com nament, 10 a.m. munity Bank's float in Hcppncr's annual Light Parade. The Jan. 29 - at Irrigon Tour float, designed by Tate (•entry, and was designed to represent nament, 5 p.m’. Heppner and Christmas. The float included the cross on the Feb. 5 - BEO Invitational, hill, the trees in the Blue Mountains, golden wheat, crystal clean blue water and purple for the pride, valor and happiness 9 a.m. of the people of Heppner. Photo by David Sykes A v a ila b le a t our H eppner b r a n c h only! M orrow County H ealth D istrict is O ffering Free Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan A ssistance Heppner 127 N Main St 541-676-5745 Morrow County Health District will hold Free Medicare Part D consultation appointments to help you determine the best prescription plan for your specific needs. Plans change each year so it’s important to review your coverage every year! We will be scheduling appointments for the following locations on the following dates: Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30 am- 5:30 pm H eppn e r December 1, 2, 7, 9, 15,16, 20, 21, 28, 30 I o n e December 14 ICommunity BANK Local Money Working For Local People www communitybanknet com Member FDIC â LENDER I * Annual Percentage Yield APY quoted is fixed and current as of November 17th, 2010 Must maintain a checking account with Community Bank Interest deposited to checking account monthly Minimum balance to open CD and earn stated APY is $500 A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal Rate available at the Heppner branch only Maximum CD amount $250,000 Offer expires after lanuary 14th. 2011 IRRIGON December - Will Depend on Appointments Scheduled Call 676-9133 or 1 -800-737-4113 Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 5 pm to schedule your consultation appointment. PLEASE BRING YOUR MEDICARE CARD & A LIST OF CURRENT MEDIC A T/ONS. 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