TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 19, 1994
Ken Grieb alternate delegate to
attend angus meeting
Master Gardener garden club topic BMCC classes still has openings
ting 47 states and Canada, the
state delegates will participate
in the business meeting and
elect a new president, vice
president and five directors to
the American Angus Associa
tion Board.
The annual meeting is held in
conjunction with the annual
convention and banquet and
the Roll of Victory Angus Show
during the North American In
ternational
Livestock
Exposition.
The
American
Angus
Association has more than
25,000 active members and is
the largest beef breed organiza
tion in the world.
Ken Grieb, Lexington, has
been elcted as an alternate
delegate to the 111th annual
meeting of the American
Angus Association, Nov. 13-15
in Louisville, Kentucky, reports
Richard Spader, executive vice
president of the American
Angus Association.
Grieb, a member of the
American Angus Association
with headquarters in St.
Joseph, Missouri, is one of 27b
Angus breeders who have been
elected by fellow members of
their state association to serve
as an alternate representative at
the annual meeting. Represen-
"Master Gardeners, an Aid
to the G ardener” was
presented to the lone garden
club members at their Oct. 12
meeting at the home of Lea
Peterson. Gail Hughes, a
master gardener who received
her training at the April session
was the speaker. The master
gardener program is under the
auspices of the OSU Extension
Service. Hughes, along with
Catherine Dowrey, Corinne
Miles, John Murray and Cecil
Rill of Morrow County, took
the 40 hour training course.
They are available to answer
gardening questions either
through the extension office or
Veterans office closed Oct. 20
Regional
Heppner office Oct. 20. She
will be attending a veterans'
conference in Klamath Falls.
Rita Hedman, Veterans Ser-
vice Officer, will not be in the
personally. Hughes was en
thused about all that she had
learned and said that others in
the community who are in
terested in the training should
contact the extension office.
Hughes will be attending the 13
state regional meeting soon.
Jean Nelson and Helen Mar
tin reported on the Dist. 10
garden club meeting in Echo
held on Oct. 8. Plans were
discussed for the Oregon State
Federation of Garden Clubs an
nual meeting which will be
held in Pendleton on June 26,
27 and 28.
Guests for the day were Kim
Thompson and Nona Basford,
along with their small babies.
strategies group
to meet
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A meeting of North Central
Oregon Regional Strategies,
staffed by GEODC, will be held
at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Oct.
20, at the Heppner Elks Club.
Topics include multi-regional
project reviews, including rural
gas stations, tourism transpor
tation plan, Eastern Oregon
marketing, range feed beef,
CCD marketing Orégon to
Oregonians, ag marketing,
NEOEDD beef processing,
juniper utilization; the revolv
ing loan implementation plan;
tourism RFP response; and
local project review, approval
and contracting.
JUST IN TIME
f o b WINTER
Obituary
By Anne Morter
Fall Term is well underway
for Blue Mountain Communi
ty College in Morrow County.
But those wishing to learn a
new craft or pick up some com
puter skills are not too late.
Tin Punch Art is scheduled
for this Thursday, Oct. 20 at the
school district office in Lex
ington. Students will learn the
art of tin punch and make a
decorative wall-hanging in the
two hour session, scheduled
from 7-9 p.m. The instructor,
Shannon Rust, also has other
patterns available for future
projects. Tin punch has become
a popular way to decorate kit
chen cabinets and other wood
work. Cost is $7.50 plus a $5
supply fee paid to the
instructor.
"Shoebox to Photo Album"
is scheduled for Sat. Oct. 22,
also at the district office. "This
class does more than photos
organized in an album, it can
help record family history with
pictures and captions," says
Anne Morter, BMCC coordin
ator.
Rust is the instructor for this
class too and "is hooked on this
method of photo storage."
Rust says she knows the best
kinds of pages to use for long
term storage and all the tricks
of the trade to make each page
come to life, like cropping,
labeling and using colorful ac
cessories. This class is schedul
ed for 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Cost is $10 plus $5 lab fee to
cover photo-safe album pages
and other suplies. Students
should bring a selection of
favorite photos to class. To
register call Morter 422-7040.
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Graveside services were held
for "Sonny” Timmons on Fri
day, Oct. 14 at Heppner
Masonic Cemetery.
Mr. Timmons, 68, of lone,
died Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1994 as
the result of a vehicle-train ac
cident near the Heppner junc
r* tion and Interstate 84.
He was born April 13> 1926 at
Gaston to Robert and Florence
Matteson Timmons. He attend
ed schools in both Gaston and
Heppner.
Mr. Timmons served with
the U.S. Army in World War II
and was decorated with the
Purple Heart. After his
discharge from the military in
1947, he worked on ranches in
Heppner and surrounding
areas.
Later he was an over-the-
road truck driver for Garrett
Truck Lines. He retired in 1991.
He purchased a small ranch on
Rhea Creek near lone, where
he raised cattle and horses. He
especially enjoyed rodeos.
Survivors include sisters
Crystal Rathbun of Sundance,
Wyo.; Patricia Wade of Her-
miston and Jude Blakeman of
Sheridan, Wyo.
Memorial contributions may
be made to the Oregon Trail
Pro Rodeo, PO Box 113, Hepp
ner 97836.
Sweeney Mortuary, Hepp
ner, was in charge of
arrangements.
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Box 8. Powell Butte, OR 97753 Marlene Currin, Morrow Co. Chairman
Savannah LeeAnn Sherer-a
daughter Savannah LeeAnn
was born to Shera and Scott
Sherer of Hermiston on
.September 28, 1994 at St. An
thony Hospital in Pendleton.
She joins a sister Sierra at
home.
Grandparents are Lyle and
Anna Hopper, Hermiston, and
Dick and Margo Sherer, lone.
Great grandparents are Doc
and Beulah Sherer, lone; Mar
tha Bartalamay, Odessa, WA.
and Neva Hopper, Hermiston.
Lacey Lee Thompson-a
daughter Lacey Lee, was born
to Kimber and Leslie Thomp
son, lone on September 25,
1994 at St. Anthony's Hospital
in Pendleton. The baby weigh
ed 7 lbs. 11 oz. She joins two
brothers, Jared, 12 and Kelly, 8
and a sister Olivia, 10 at home.
Grandparents are Skip and
Barbara Pettyjohn, and Donna
and Lewis Thompson, all lone;
Ginny Bolesinger, Oceanside.
Great grandmothers are Helen
Pettyjohn, lone and Myrtle
Thompson, Dufur.
The class will be cancelled if
there is not sufficient
enrollment.
Upcoming computer classes
include "Beyond Beginning
Word Perfect" at Heppner
High School on Sat. Nov. 19.
"Intro to Word Perfect" Nov.
19 and "Intro to Spreadsheets"
Dec. 3, will both be held at
Riverside High School. All the
classes run from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. and should increase your
computer knowledge in a one
shot program, said Morter.
Classes feature lots of "hands
on" time and plenty of ques
tion and answer time. Cost for
the classes are $42 each. For
more information on which
class to take, call instructor
Terry Calvert of Calvert Com
puter Systems in Athena, 503
566-3338.
Once a month cooking is of
fered wth the orientation ses
sion scheduled for Nov. 3 at
Heppner High School. Instruc
tor Nancy Jespen will teach this
proven method for spending
less time in the kitchen.
Students will prepare two
weeks' worth of main dishes
during the six hour cooking
session scheduled for Nov. 12.
Contact Jepsen 676-5244 to
reserve a copy of "Once a
Month Cookbook” available at
a discount. Class space is
limited so pre-registration is
required.
BMCC also offers a variety of
custom classes where the in
structor comes to the work site.
Any suggestions or recommen
dations for class offerings are
welcome, said Morter.
To pre-register for any class
call Morter 422-7040.
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Can be picked up at pit or we will deliver. Pit 6Vi miles up from mouth
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