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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 30, 1994 - FIVE
RHS schedules
A SC elections rescheduled
.Christmas program This year's election for posi commodity support and basic
Christmas Madrigal to perform
The Christmas program for
Riverside High School students
in Boardman will be Monday,
Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. in the high
school auditorium.
The high school concert choir
and band along with the jazz
choir and band will perform
several musical pieces. The
band is under the direction of
Jill Woodis. Marti Baker, former
Heppner High School graduate
is the choir director.
There is no charge for the
concert.
Chamber
Chatter
By Claudia Hughes, Chamber Manager
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M a d rig al singers
A perform ance of the to sing carols of Christmas.
Before coming to Hermiston,
Christmas Madrigal will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 7:30 Jones had the opportunity of
p.m. at the Heppner Junior performing Christmas Mad
rigals in other locals. Because of
High gym.
This Christmas will mark the ’the Madrigals' quiet, medita
10th anniversary of the Christ tive style of presenting
mas Madrigal in the Hermiston Christmas music and its origin,
area. The Christmas Madrigal Jones was determined to pre
features a small choral group sent it as a gift to the communi
under the direction of Sharon ty upon her arrival in Her
Jones, performing a variety of miston 10 years ago.
Over the years the number of
Christmas songs from around
the world, dating from the 13th performers in the Madrigal
century to the present. The set have ranged between as few as
ting is that of a 16th-century eight to as many as 13. Original
Elizabethan mansion where members still singing in the
guests would often gather group are Ginger Brockman,
around the dining room table JoAnn Rincker, Sharon Jones,
Jerry Jones and Doug Flaiz. The
newest member is Cheris
Jones. She is the daughter of
Sharon and Jerry Jones and
joined the group last year.
Other performances are Dec.
9 in the Hermiston Seventh-
Day Adventist church and Dec.
12 in the College Place Seventh-
Day Adventist church. Both
performances begin at 7 p.m.
and will feature an assortment
of favorite songs that the group
has performed over the last 10
years. This will be the last op
portunity to hear the Madrigal
performed in its present format
as current plans are to change
it after this year.
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Chamber met early for its an
nual goal setting session and as
a result combined old and new
ideas for a great 1995. You'll be
hearing more about the plan
later.
Recent mail from British Col
umbia arrived at the Chamber
office requesting two additional
Heppner Oregon leprechaun
lapel pins. Dorothy Heppner
and her husband visited here
this summer and she says, "I
would like to compliment your
city for its hospitality and
general public relations; Dick
and I enjoyed our stay very
much.'' Incidentally, the lapel
pins make a great stocking stuf-
fer and are available for $5 at
the Chamber Office.
Speaking of leprechauns, the
St. Pat's Committee is looking
for an organization interested
in putting on the Sunday lamb
barbecue in conjunction with
the auction. We have a
volunteer to oversee the meat
if an energetic group is willing
to provide their skills for serv
ing and the remainder of the
menu. Please contact the
Chamber office if you've got
some good cooks ready to earn
some dollars for a worthy
cause.
Have you nominated a wor
thy recipient for the annual
Town and Country Chamber
awards? Applications are
available in the Chamber office
or call to nominate someone for
man, woman, educator or
business of the year. Nomina
tions are due by December 15.
Congratulations to Darlene
Scroggins. There was a nice
write-up about the Penland
House in the Eastern Oregon
section of Oregon Business
Magazine. Positive publicity is
great for our community.
Thought for the week:
"Television is a device that per
mits millions of people to listen
to the same joke at the same
time and yet remain lone
som e."
tions on the Morrow County
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation (ASC) Commit
tee, which were to be held in
December, are being reschedul
ed to accommodate changes
brought on with last month's
enactm ent of the law to
reorganize the U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture (USDA).
According to John Kilkenny,
chairperson of the Morrow
County ASC Committee, the
change in the election schedule
is nationwide and is authoriz
ed under regulations issued by
USDA. Current members of
ASC committees will continue
in their posts until the new
election held next fall.
The law, which reorganized
USDA, created a new agency-
the Farm Service Agency,
which encompasses all of the
conservation programs of the
former Agricultural Stabilliza-
tion and Conservation Service
( ASCS), all of the risk manage
ment programs of the Federal
Crop Insurance Program
(FCIC), and the farm lending
activities of the Farmers Home
Administration (FmHA).
Kilkenny said the new com
mittee system, when fully im
plemented, will exercise in
creased responsibilities in its
enlarged role. "Rescheduling
the elections on a nationwide
basis avoids confusion, which
could occur from hastily drawn
rules and regulations," Kilken
ny said, "and will create effi
ciencies by using funds which
would have been spent on this
year's election process to be us
ed in training committees in
performing their added
duties."
Just a Reminder
The month of November
is a good time to have your septic
tank pumped before your holiday
company arrives and the winter
weather sets in.
Roger Britt Septic Service
Your local Septic Service
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