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A no-host breakfast will be held
at the Wagon Wheel Cafe in Hepp
ner on October 14, Friday, from
7 30 a m until 8 V) a m
Slate Treasurer Tony Meeker and
State Representative Ray French will
be on hand to answer questions
The public is invited to attend
Story Hour
The Heppner Public Library's
children storytime is this Thursday
at 10 V) a m Kay Proctor will be
reading about "dinosaurs, monsters,
dragons, e t c ." C'hilden are welcome
to bring their favorite dinosaur,
monster, etc to show
Seminar un farm
programs
to be held
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week that her son. William G
Anhorn o f Salem, who has been
engineer for the Oregon Slate
Highway Division. Region 2. was
nanKd the division's new deputy
engineer
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subject presented by Pat McElligutl.
son o f Don and Eunice McEIhgott
at the September 28 meeting o f the
lone Topic Club Pat is a wine
retailer for Amity Vineyards o f
Sheridan He brought sis Riesling
wines for the group to taste noting
the difference in alcoholic and sugar
content He presented some in
terestmg points such as “ fortified"
wine is over IK percent sugar, if
wine has a sulphur dioxide (rotten
egg) odor it is a " b a d " bottle, all
wines " a g e " in the unopened bot
tic. a wine should be used within
Blue Mountain Community Col
lege will sponsor three workshops by
Hemtiston anist Darla Hanson The
first. Mini Landscapes in Oils, will
be held on two consecutive
Wednesdays. November 2 and 4.
from 4 a m to 4 p m Participants
will need to bring three or four small
(under He 10) canvases, rectangular
or oval, and their paints, brushes and
usual supplies Tuition for the two
day w orkshop w ill be $18
Prcrcgistration must he completed
by October 28
On Wednesday. November lb.
Ms Hanson will offer a o ik day
workshop in Reverse Glass Painting
from 4 a m to 4 p m Required sup
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eluded its first week of competition
Stuarl D ick's Gold defeated Dorian
Forrar'» Red 2 1 Tuesday, ( h i 4
Taryn Dick scored both goals tor the
Gold team
Hob Brigg s Blue defeated Dorian
Forrar s Red 2 I on Ihursdas ( h i
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This Saturday. October 15. will he
the last chance to register tor the
Spinning Workshop presented by
BMCC beginning Saturday. < h tobtt
24 For beginners and experienced
spinners alike, the workshop will
cover both basic techniques and
The United Methodist church is
has mg a potluck dinner to celebrate
the harvest. Saturday. October 15 at
b p m If your last name starts with
the letters A N you arc to bring a
main dish or a salad If your last
name starts with an () / please bnng
Film workshop scheduled
Residents o f Fastcrn Oregon will
be given a unique opportunity to
become involved with the film in
dustry A 2 V.’ day workshop on film
location scouting is one o f six being
offered thrmighout the state by the
Oregon Film and Video Division
The workshop is designed to give
both classroom and hands on ex
pcricnce. beginning Friday after
noon. October 21 and ending Sun
day morning ( Xtober 23 The course
will include nuts and bolts instrm
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Alice Trindle. Regional Tourism
Coordinator
Workshops will be taught by Don
/asm. a professional location scout,
location manager and production
manager lor feature films, as well as
a producer, director, writer ami
editor lor documentary, educational
and industrial film and video
projects
Cost of the workshop is *50 plus
film des eloping expenses Each siu
dent will need a 35 mm camera and
two rolls of 3h exposure film
For more information call Oregon
Economic Development. Alice Tnn
die. 463-8676.
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tial locations for film, to how to pre
sent your phoiogrjphtc information
and materials to the film direcior
" W e 'r e not looking just for the
professional photographer w e're
looking for people who know their
communities and the sites that sur
round it. and have the time to res
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Around 75 people attended the Best Dam Events Ever celebration held at the dam park These
people were enthralled with the jokes being told by Arnold Braat of Boardman (left)
Saturday was the first "B e s t Dam
Event E v er" held at the Little
Ixaguc park below the dam with
about 75 people attending The day
started with fishing contests won for
P rettiest ftsh -Jam es F erg u son ;
largest fish James Judd 12 k ” ;
Most fish Carl McDaniel
About 13 people participated in
the fishing contest
The day was planned by com
munity members to show a vote o f
confidence in the structure o f the
roller compacted dam. Corps o f
ficials were very much in atten
dance, some with their families, to
take part in the day's festivities
The Best Dam Style Show was
won by Michelle Beck who model
ed a swim suit
" Z e b " from
"u p riv e r" took second place Zeb
says he has plans to open a new
business m town, a fish aquarium
I^R ae s Sub Shop catered lunch
for the event and jazz music was pnv
v idcd by the Fishing W astes during
the afternoon l>*ug Orwick. 3. o f
Ixxington. provided much entertain
ment with his jokes and won the con
test and everyone’s hearts
Many children enjoyed the con-
Larry Mills gets some quick responses from Doug Orwick 3,
winner of the Dam Events Joke Contest
tests held throughout the afternoon
A special guest for the day was
Col Charles Cowan, the Corps
commander o f the Portland District
He was in town Friday night to visit
with people and discuss the problems
Nelson says French campaign
misleads on issues
State Representative candidate
Mike Nelson said his opponent Ray
French’ s .decision tp launch a
negative campaign is "very unfor-
lunate for
(or the voters
voters" Hut
but was
brought on by polls that show French
losing the race
" I don't like negative campaign
ing. ami I won't participate W cow e
the voters a clear, open and honest
discussion o f the issues I’m disap
pointed that Mr French has chosen
instead to lie about my stand on
spending and tax issues Those who
have heard me speak, or read about
me know Mr French's statements
arc untrue." Nelson said
N elson said a poll taken
September 2 1 through September 30
by First Opinion, a polling firm in
Salem. Oregon, showed Nelson
leading French 55 percent to 37 per
cent with 8 percent undecided The
poll surveyed 235 registered voters
in all four counties
In a campaign piece mailed this
week. French said Nelson wants to
repeal the spending limit, will v<Mc
to break the limit, and increase
taxes
Aerobics
begins Oct. 17
" I oppose any new taxes Ray
French has heard me say it I have
repeatedly said I will never vote to
repeal the spending limit Ray
French's outside advisors have sug
gested he launch the standard 'tax
and spend' attack, but in this case,
it can't stick, because it's untrue."
Nelson said
Nelson said the more important
issues in the campaign arc school
funding, crime, and |obs for Eastern
and Central Oregon
" I 'v e been very clear about the
director our region must take, and
the voters are responding with their
support
In R ay 's panic, h e's
publishing untrue statements about
my intentions." Nelson said
Nelson said he would continue to
campaign by walking door to door,
and talking about the issues
" W e ’ve walked in all tour coun
ties. and we ll continue Ray French
may continue his negative attacks,
but I won t change my plans to take
a vision for a stronger Eastern and
Central Oregon to the voters.
Nelson said
and solutions involved with the dam
Corps officials were on hand to
conduct tours through the dam.
Many people took advantage o f this
opportunity A good time was had
be all who attended
Extension council
met in Heppner
By Delpha Jones
The County Council o f the Mor
row County Extension met at the o f
fice in Heppner for the regular
meeting
Plans were discussed for the ac
tivities o f the coming year, and at
this time the rules for the Creative
Hand Award given at the fair were
updated This past fair. Frances
Murty of Lexington received the
jw jrd The winner must not have
won the award the past two years
A new thought tor Homemakers
Day was that perhaps a luncheon
with awards given, installation o f of
fic e rs
and
en tertain m en t
Homemakers Day is later in the
year
An election o f officers was held
with Isabelle Jones of Irngon as
chairman. Juanita Martin as vise
chairman. IXipha Jones as secretary
and Cindy Osterlund as treasurer
Nest meeting will be November 15
S U M P M
B la c k H ills G o ld
Aerobics dance and fitness classes
will begin Monday. Oct 17 Instruc
tor is Joyce Hughes, class tmK will
be Monday and Thursday, advanc
ed 6 30-7 30 p m and beginners
7 V) 8 V) p m in the Multi Purpose
room at the Heppner Grade School
The class will be low impact, high
energv and circuit weights training
For further information on par
ticipating in this hour of fun exercise
call Hughes at 484 8412 Both men
and women are encourages) to
participate
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All whti attend are asked to bring
an additional non perishable gift ol
food
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fellowship Plan to attend
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more advanced methods of turning
out specialty yams They will nKCt
at the Morrow County Museum
(.all BM CC Coordinator Marsha
Sweck at 676 5(H4 or b76-5524
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an error Josh Comer scored for
D onon's Red
( )vcr V) south are partic ipating in
the so ccer program
G eo rg e
Waterland is c a c h in g the 7-8 year
olds ( lames are played on Tuesday
at » p m and Saturdays
Potluck is Oct. 15 at Methodist Church
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oil paints and a tine line permanent
black felt up pen Pre register by
November 11 Tuition for the one-
day workshop will be $12 $0
Mini landscapes in Ink with
Water C olor’ will be held on
Wednesday. December 7. from 4
a m to 4 p m Ms Hanson requests
that each student brings 2 8s 10
pieces of water color paper, a fine
line permanent black felt (ip pen and
water colors I union for this one day
workshop will also he $12 N) and
must be paid by December 2
Call BM CC Coordinator Marsha
Sweck at 676 5 0 (4 or b7b 3524
(museum) to register
BM CC offers spinning
workshop
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three days of opening for the best
flavor. Oregon and California have
the striclevt labeling laws in the
l J S requiring that 40 percent of the
g ratis he ot the tvpc indicated on the
label and table wine is nude fn>m
grapes from more than one area He
noted that if red wine was spilled on
the cloth, white wine poured on it
will rentóse the stain Also salted
boiling water will remove it
Hostesses for the day were Eunice
McEIItgott and Rose Baker who
served snacks and coflce Special
guests were Kathy Pennc. Rikka
Tews und Nancy M cFlligott
S o ccer league results listed
Calling all
brooms
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Saturdav (Kiober 22 bee inning at 4
a m Lunch will be served
B M C C offers painting w orkshops
Wheat growers need to know what
a "p erso n " is because that definition
is very important for participation in
Federal tarm programs, according to
Tom M cCoy, Wasco farmer and
chairman o f the Farm Programs
committee o f the Oregon Wheat
Growers leagu e
The O W G L is holding several
seminars across Oregon to help
wheat farmers
"T h e
person' d efin ition is
especially important for participation
in the 1484 farm program ." stated
M cCoy, "because all farmers who
p articip ate in the p rog ram ,
regardless o f si/c. must give the
USDA Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service (A SC S) infor
mation on how their farm business
is organized "
" T h a t in fo r m a tio n ." warns
McCoy, "w ill be used to determine
who is a person' for payment limita
lion purposes in the farm program
And we don't know how tar in the
future this information may be us
e d ." cautioned McCoy.
l-arry Rcw, Pendleton attorney
and farmer, will be a presenter on
the seminar and will give some plan
ning tips and knowledge that farmers
should have in advance o f the pro
gram sign up Cosing the technical
aspects o f the "p e rso n " definition
regarding participation in the 1*184
farm program w ill be G len
Slonebrink. Portland. State Ex
ccutivc Director o f A SC S. and
Roger 1 resham. Portland. State Pm
gram Specialist
Seminars will be held October
20-Pendleton Red l.ion Indian Hills.
4 a m to 12 noon. October 27 The
Dalles. Execuldgc Inn. 4 a m to 12
noon. October 27 Salem. Chumaree
Inn. 3 to b p m
" I t is very important for all
farmers who plan to participate in
the 1484 USDA A SC S farm pr«>-
gram to be knowledgeable about this
'p erson' d e fin itio n ," reminded
McCoy " I heartily enoiurage all in
tcrcsted fanners to attend."
McCoy said there is no charge for
the seminars
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