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HeppnerGazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October26,2011 -FIVE Mustangs vs. Pilot HHS girls’ basket Trophy honors Rock football ball plans pie sale light parade stars The Heppner High School g irls ’ b asketball team is planning a fund raiser featuring “Wild Plum Pies.” The Mustang girls will pre-sell regular pies at $12 each or sugarless pies for $13 each in tim e for Thanksgiving. Available pies in clude apple, French apple, cherry, marionberry, razzle dazzle (a berry com bina tion), peach, straw berry- rhubarb, chocolate whip, coconut whip, lemon whip, peanut butter chocolate, German chocolate, lemon cream cheese, pum pkin, and sugarless apple, mar ionberry, raz z le d azzle, chocolate and coconut. Those interested in ordering pies may contact any high school basketball player or call coach Jeromy Wilson, 208-739-8509, or coach M elissa L indsay, 541-256-0366. Orders are due by Thursday, N ovem ber 17. Pies will be available for pickup on November 22 at 5 p.m. Heppner Elementary aims for the sky By Doris Brosnan H eppner’s Parade o f Lights will kick off the local holiday celebration on December 15 at 5:30 p.m. Individuals, school classes and business owners are all invited to add to the glitter and glow that will light up M ain S treet and delight spectators. In d iv id u a ls and school classes can again win prizes for their floats. Last year, the Chamber of Commerce added a trophy to the reasons for business o w n ers to e n te r parade floats. The “Shooting Star” traveling trophy will again be awarded to the business float voted the best. Last year, Commu nity Bank won the honor of having its name engraved on the first star added to the trophy; the bank has d isp lay ed the trophy in its lobby since last year’s event. The “Blue Moun tain Christmas” theme and Top: Earl Propheter(26) digs for more yardage in the Mustang win over Pilot Rock. Bottom: Senior Mustang #27 Andrew Bara takes the ball in for a two-point conversion. -Photos by Sandy Matthews Morrow County Health District will conduct free Medicare Part D Workshops from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the following locations > > > > Oct. 18,h‘ Hospital, Heppner Oct. 19th' lone Community Church Oct. 27th ' Hospital, Heppner Nov. 2nd Hospital, Heppner A d d it io n a l d a t e s f o r N o v e m b e r & D e c e m b e r w il l b e ANNOUNCED SOON. Please call 541-676-9133 or 1-800-737-4113 to make an appointment. jl , • f M O RRO W COUNTY HEALTH DISTRICT Excellence In H e a lth c a re engraved on the Parade of Lights “Shooting Star” trophy. The winning design was the work of Tate G e n tr, who won the bank’s “create our float” competition. -Photo by Andrea Di Salvo Heppner Elementary School aimed for the sky on Monday when the students spent part of the day launching rockets they had made themselves. Top: Derrick Smith (L) and Jim Cason (R) watch as Derrick's begins its launch. Bottom: Gavin Hanna and Sue Gibbs (center) conduct the countdown for a launch with the help of Kathy Cutsforth (R) while a group of parents and students watch. -Photos by Megan Futter the d e ta ile d d e c o ra tin g plans for the bank’s float were Tate Gentry’s winning idea, literally. He responded w hen the bank s ta ff in vited entries in a “create our float” competition, and he won the $100 prize for his entry chosen by an in dependent judge. A sp o k e sp e rs o n for Community Bank re ports that the business again plans to hold a “create our float” competition and use the winning design for their float. Also, the staff hopes to see “Community Bank” engraved on the second star to be added to the light parade trophy. Heppner Chamber o f C om m erce urges all interested persons to par ticipate in this year’s light parade, and hopes that the business-entry “ Shooting Star” trophy w ill be the perfect encouragement for businesses to help make Heppner shine. Preschoolers learn about fireman safety M a g n e tic D o o r Signs! ÍES SCHWAB I INSTANT SAVINGS *Lo t$ o f Sizes* * L o ts o f C o lo rs * * F re e Q u o te s* The H eppn er G a z e t t e T im e s (5 4 1 ) 6 7 6 - 9 2 2 8 Steve Rhea (R) and Andrew Sherman (not pictured) dem onstrated fireman safety equipment to a group of wide-eyed preschoolers from Heppner Day Care on Monday. The children got to see a fireman’s equipment and learned how it helps keep firefighters safe. - Photo by Andrea Di Salvo Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op Annual Photography Contest UP TO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AT CONDON AND HEPPNER OFFICES NOW THRU OCTOBER 27TH AT 5:00 PM WHEN YOU PURCHASE A SET OF 4 SELECT TIRES NO hassles, NO mailing, NO waiting! JUST...INSTANT SAUINGS! Entries must be photographs, either standard or digital, color or black-and-white, and taken within the C.B.E.C. service territory, with some indication or reference to electricity or electrical infrastructure. TWO ENTRY CLASSES: P e o p le / A n im a ls L a n d s c a p e s / G e n e r a l in te r e s t (SEE STORE FOR DETAILS) The same photo may be entered in both classes if desired, but a copy for each class will be required. 8 x 1 0 photos are preferred, but smaller entries are allowed. Justice Court Report M o rro w C o u n ty Justice o f the Peace Ann S p icer has rele ase d the follow ing Ju stice C ourt Report. -Jasey Shay R id dle, 19, o f H eppner was convicted o f theft in the third degree, a Class C mis demeanor treated as a vio lation. Total fines, fees and assessments were $440. Prizes Awarded in each class P r iz e s- P le a s e v is it w w w .le s s c h w a b .c o m to find th e lo c a tio n n e a re s t you! WE DO BRAKES! FREE BRAKE INSPECTIONS SAME DAY SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES T his year th ere is an a d d itio n a l black territory"' th e m e and a $ 5 0 prize! B e st B ra k e W a rra n ty P re m iu m Q u a lity P a r t s (ON MOST VEHICLES) Les SchwabTire Center L ALSO & w h ite class w ith a "This is o u r ser v ic e P r o f e s s io n a lly T ra in e d T e c h n ic ia n s O ve r 30 Y e a rs E x p e r ie n c e $ 5 0 fo r fir st p la c e $ 3 5 fo r s e c o n d p la c e ___________ $ 1 5 fo r th ir d p la c e ________________ 124 N M ain Street, H ep p n er 541-676-9481 Entrants will agree to allow Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op to enlarge, frame, and permanently display winning entries at C.B E.C.’s discretion, with no compensation or value paid. Appropriate recognition will be noted of entrant. All entrants must be members / consumers of Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative, Inc. No single entrant may submit more than four (4) entries in any one class. For additional information: C a ll T o m W o lf f o f C .B .E .C .’s H e p p n e r o f f ic e a t 6 7 6 - 9 1 4 6 . Marriage Licenses The Morrow Coun ty Clerk has issued the fol lowing marriage licenses: October 20: -Tony Alan Hendrickson, 48, o f Irrigon and Demetria Trina Hayes, 41, o f Irrigon. October 24: -Rob ert James Whalen, 26, o f H e p p n e r and E liz a b e th Anne Titus, 25, o f H ep pner.
