Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 25, 1995 - THREE
Lutherans announce church service New local number for Internet access Rietm ann named to foundation
tend Sunday School after the
children's sermon.
A coffee hour will be held in
the church basement following
the reform ation service.
Visitors and friends are
welcome to attend.
The congregation has begun
an election process of selecting
a color for the church pews. It
will take three weeks to allow
all members a chance to look
and vote, said Pastor Stan
Hoobing.
"Where Do You Live?", a
sermon theme based on the
reading of John 8:31-36, will be
presented at Valby and Hope
Lutheran Church by Pastor
Stan Hoobing Oct. 29.
Worship service at Valby
begins at 9 a.m. Sunday school
children will practice for their
Christmas program during the
children's sermon time.
Worship service of Hope
Lutheran Church, Heppner
will begin at 11 a.m. Children
will have an opportunity to at-
Counties share in forest receipts
Checks totaling about 104
million dollars have been
received by 31 counties in
Oregon and 27 counties in
Washington as their portion of
this year's interim payments
from National Forest lands, ac-
cording to Regional Forester
John Lowe of the Pacific Nor-
thwest Region of the USDA
Forest
hörest Service.
bervice.
Oregon ED-NET recendy an
nounced high-speed connec
tivity to the Internet and the
state's on-line services and
WWW sites for Heppner and
seven other eastern Oregon
communities.
Subscribers can connect at
speeds up to 28.8 kps, the in
dustry's highest speed stan
dard. Oregon ED-NET is also
now providing the new local
dial-up numbers for COM
PASS on-line subscribers.
Heppner's number is 676-9906.
COMPASS is Oregon ED-
NET's public online informa
tion service providing in
dividuals with e-mail, Oregon
bulletin boards, as well as In
ternet and Worldwide Web ac
cess.
Joe Rietmann, lone, has been
named to the board of directors
of the E.R. Jackman Founda
tion, development arm of the
Oregon State University Col
lege of Agricultural Sciences.
Other new members of the
board of directors are Glenn
Wilson, Aumsville; Paul Mon-
tecucco, Canby; Bob Mace,
Central Point; Martin Thing-
vold, Corvallis and Bill Dolan,
St. Paul. They will serve for
three years.
W ild Horse club items on sale
The Heppner High School
Wild Horse Club has many
items for sale for sports fan.
Heavy hooded Mustang
sw eatshirts,
lightw eight
pullover jackets, state cham
pion sweatshirts, volleyball and
football T-shirts, keychains and
scarves would all make ex
cellent Christmas gifts, accor
ding to a Wild Horse spokes
person.
The items are on display at
Heppner TV and for sale at
Heppner High School.
Continuing on the board for
a second term are R. Bryan
Wolfe, Hermiston; Marnie
Anderson, lone and Wayne
Mosher, Salem. Completing
their terms on the board and
joining the ranks of honorary
directors are Earl Hardie, Con
don; Carol Whipple, Elkton; H.
Clayton Fox, Imbler; Jim Rear,
Junction City ar.d Glenn
Harvey, Paisley.
Paul Berger, Vancouver, WA
was named the new president
of the foundation.
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