Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 2,2011
Change for charity at Weston-McEwen
Community Bank
hobbles Mustangs
- THREE
Cash prizes reward
healthier life *
The Com m unity taining a healthy weight,
Health Improvement Part preventing disease, incor
nership (CHIP) of Morrow porating physical activity in
County will be sponsoring their lives, managing stress
the “Biggest Winner,” a 12- and reducing tobacco use.
week weight-loss competi Everyone is encouraged to
tion and healthy lifestyle sign up for the competition
program. It will begin Janu and win weight-loss prizes.
ary 9, 2012 and run until Further details will be com
April 2, 2012.
ing soon.
The contest will be
The CHIP is an al
held in Boardman, Irrigon, liance of local health-care
lone and Heppner. The top organizations working with
three individuals in each the community to develop
community who achieve strategies to improve the
Heppner lost to Weston McEwen 38-8 last Friday night. Top: the greatest percentage of health of Morrow County.
Cam Day (1) looks down the field for a open Mustang with body weight lost will each The partnership received
Drew Brannon (39). - Photos by Sandy' Matthews
receive aw ards...$500 for grant support from the
first place, $300 for second Oregon Office o f Rural
place and $100 for third.
Health, and Regence and
Weekly sessions PacificSource Foundations,
will teach participants how to assess local health needs
to make life-long health and “Improve Health from
The next session of typical worship schedule behavior changes for main-
Rivers to Rolling Hills.”
First Fridays Friends o f Je will be adjusted so the cel
sus will be held this Friday, ebration of All Saints Day
November 4 from 8 a.m. to can be held at All Saints
The Artifactory and Craft Fair will be held Friday,
noon at All Saints Episcopal Episcopal Church. Worship
November
4 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Patrick’s Senior
Church on comer of Church will begin at 10 a.m.
Center
on
the
comer of Main and Willow in Heppner.
and Gale in Heppner. All
Worship on Sun
Aside
from a variety of vendors, the senior center
children age 4 though 12 are day, November 13 will be
will
have
cinnamon
rolls, hot dogs, Polish dogs, stew,
welcome. Those who attend held at Hope, on the comer
homemade
French
bread,
drinks and more.
in November are asked to of Alfalfa and Cowins. The
Table
rental
fees
go
to St. Patrick’s Senior Cen
bring aja r of peanut butter regular pattern of worship
ter
to
keep
the
doors
open
and
available for community
or a can of chicken noodle will resume thereafter: the
events.
There
is
no
admission
charge
for the public.
soup to add to the food bas first and third Sundays of
kets being prepared by the each month at the Lutheran
Shared Ministry o f Hope church, and the second and
and All Saints for distribu fourth Sundays o f each
Some of those who attended the lunch in Prinev-
tion to needy families in m onth at the Episcopal ille on October 21 were Bonnie Campbell, Montell Mc
Heppner High School will hold a soup feed at the community later this church.
Donald, Ada and Ernie Shell, Pete and Jackie Hester, John
5:30 p.m Friday before the last football home game when month.
For more informa and Rosemary Nelson, and Tom and Sheridan Ledford.
the Mustangs face off against Irrigon. The cost is $5;
Sunday, November tion, call the church office The next lunch will be at Service Creek on November
proceeds will go to the Heppner football program.
18 at 11:30 a.m.
6 the Shared M inistry’s at 541-676-9970.
The Heppner Com
munity Bank will again be
participating in the bank’s
annual Change for Char
ity Drive. The fundraising
drive, which will take place
at each Community Bank
branch, will take place from
November 1 through De
cember 15.
The program is an
effort to collect funds in
the community, to be used
in the community. Com
munity Bank matches 50
cents on every dollar, up to
$5,000. Each branch man
ager has selected a charity
that will directly benefit
the citizens in the area. The
Heppner branch is collect
ing funds for the Heppner
Neighborhood Center.
In addition to the
local aspect, the two bank
regions—east and west—
are in competition to see
who raises the most money
for their charities. Com
munity Bank will donate an
extra $ 1,000 to the charities
in the region where the most
donations are collected.
Heppner is in the western
region, along with branches
in Hermiston, Pendleton,
M ilton-Freewater, Walla
Walla and Clarkston. The
total funds collected will be
calculated after December
15, when the winning re
gion will be determined.
The 2010 C om
munity Bank Change for
Charity Drive collected and
matched a total of more than
$11,800 for charities. The
east region was the com
petition winner last year,
and earned the charities in
Wallowa, Union, and Baker
County the extra $1,000
donated by the bank. More
than $7,600 was given to
the charities in those coun
ties. The western region
collected enough— after
the bank match—to donate
about $4,200 to the charities
in Umatilla, Morrow, Walla
Walla and A sotin coun
ties. They hope to beat out
eastern region branches for
the extra matching money
this year.
All branches will
have donation jars available
November 1 through De
cember 15. Coins and bills
are accepted. Those with
questions about the Change
for Charity Drive can con
tact their local branch man
ager.
Shared Ministry
events for November
Artifactory Friday
Kinzua lunch group
HHS holds soup feed
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2 apartm ents and shop building to r S ale In
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