TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, November 11,1998
SWCD to hold HHS plays Oakridge W arriors in first
annual meeting round state volleyball playoffs
The O fficial Newspaper
o f the C ity o f Heppner and the County o f Morrow
Heppner
The Morrow Soil and Water
Control District/Weed Control
District’s annual meeting w ill be
held
Tuesday,
Nov.
17,
beginning with a pot luck at 6:30
p.m. at the St. Patrick's Parish
Hall in Heppner.
Jerry Asher, who has been
employed with the Bureau o f
Land Management, and Dan
Sharratt. an agronomist with the
Oregon
Department
of
Agriculture, w ill present the
program.
Jerry Asher has worked for the
Bureau o f Land Management for
37 years, primarily at the district
level. His assignments have taken
him
to
Elko.
Nevada.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and
Washington.
D.C.
Oregon
assignments included Baker City.
Prineville. Medford, Lakeview
and currently Portland.
From 1988 through 1991 Asher
worked extensively in the
western states developing the
"Vegetation Diversity Project: A
Research and Demonstration
Plan to Restore and Maintain
Native Plants on Deteriorated
Rangelands".
While talking to federal, state
and private land experts in many
states about restoring land. Asher
says there was always a common
theme that everyone wanted to
express: the rapid expansion o f
weeds. Since this strong interest
was shared by so many people.
Asher was compelled to put
together
slide
presentations
describing
this
rapid
deterioration o f w ildlands.
Dan Sharratt. supervisory
agronomist with ODA stationed
at the Union County Experiment
Station, w ill present a program
on how Global Positioning
Systems assist with the war on
weeds.
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Lutheran, Episcopal
churches plan service
The congregations o f Valby and
Hope Lutheran churches and A ll
Saints’ Episcopal Parish will
continue their worship together
again this Sunday. November 15,
at Hope Lutheran in Heppner.
The congregations have been
worshipping together once a
month since August.
Sunday School classes for all
ages w ill begin at 10 a m.. A ll
are welcome to attend. Sandy
H olt/ is leading a Bible study for
adults on the Book o f Romans
based on Pastor Max Lueado's
work "Even one class is very
worthwhile." said Pastor Dick
Met/, o f Hope and Valby
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churches.
A worship service including
Holy Communion begins at 11
a.m. The Rev. Jerry R. Jefferies
(son o f St. Patrick's resident.
George) o f Tillamook w ill be the
guest preacher.
Pastor Dick
M et/ w ill be the presiding
minister.
Everyone is welcome to
worship and partake o f the L.ord's
Supper, said Pastor Metz. "The
congregations extend a warm
invitation to anyone who wishes
to join us for the education hour
and/or worship." he said.
Refreshments w ill be served at
a fellowship time following the
service.
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I For The Holiday Season
Heppner High School begins
action in the Class 2A State
Volleyball
Tournament
on
Thursday. November 12. at 3:30
p.m. at Lane Community College
in Eugene, against the Oakridge
Warriors, the first place team
from District 4.
The Mustangs earned their spot
in the playoffs with a second-
place finish at last weekend's
Columbia Basin Conference
tournament in The Dalles.
Oakridge captured the TRICO
League
championship
by
defeating Monroe in a playoff
this past week.
The 2A state tourney w ill be
held at L.CC in Eugene Thursday
through Saturday . The I A state
volleyball playoffs w ill also be
held at LCC Friday and Saturday.
Ticket prices are $6 for adults
and $4 for students for each
individual session. A season pass
is available for $30 for adults and
$25 for students.
I f the Mustangs defeat
Oakridge. they would play Friday
at I I a.m. I f the Mustangs drop
the opener, they would play on
Friday at 8 a.m. This is a double
elimination tournament, meaning
i f a team drops two contests it is
eliminated from further play.
HHS has a list o f motel
accommodations available in the
F.ugene-Springfield area for those
traveling to the valley. Call the
high school office at 676-9138
for that information.
lone High School crowns homecoming court
The meat dish for the potluck
w ill
be
furnished.
Those
attending are asked to bring a
salad or dessert.
BMCC offers
pre-Christmas
class
“Q ueens L in en ” ‘Table L in en s
50% cotton/50% polyester
‘Blendedfabric unth linen-like weave
Rolled edge ,> are standard on the tableelothes,
napkins and runners. Place mats hare folded edges
with mitred earners, finely detailed stitching,
*.i>h 1 a/v double-faced reversible with interlining.
Blue Mountain Community
College w ill offer a special pre-
Christmas class. "How to Buy a
Computer", on Saturday. Dec. 5
at Heppner High School.
The class, which runs from 9
a.m. to noon, w ill cover the
things a consumer needs to know
to make an informed decision
when making a PC purchase.
Topics covered w ill include
laptop versus desktop models,
memory
requirements
and
recommendations,
accessory
advice and more.
Cost for the course is $25.
Preregistration is required by
contacting Anne Morter. South
Morrow County coordinator, at
422-7040.
U"e have seventeen colors o f place m ats to choose from .
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Kim's Tae Kwon Do w ill offer
martial arts instruction in lone
beginning this Saturday, Nov. 14.
at the Grange Hall. Classes w ill
start at 9 a.m.
B ill Morris and Jim Raible.
both Black Belt candidates, w ill
lead the class, says Gary Oberg,
owner and head instructor at
Kim's.
"Anyone regardless o f age. five
to 100. can participate in martial
arts." Oberg says.
Classes continue to be taught in
Heppner on Tuesdays and
Thursdays. Anyone wanting
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lone High School held its homecoming festivities on October 2. Court members are (left to right)
freshman princess Cyndi Heagy, senior princess Tori Odinet, junior princess Erin Crowell, sophomore
princess Ashley Carmack, senior princess Lela Gribskov and senior Queen Niki Sullivan. Freshman
prince was Colin McElligott, sophomore prince Zach Fabian, junior princes Jacob Neiffer and Steve
Crum, senior King Ryan Bennetto and senior prince Serge Malouin.
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more information on the lone
classes may call B ill Morris at
422-7116.
Greens
workshop
planned Dec. 5
The Heppner Garden Club w ill
offer its annual public Christmas
Greens Workshop Saturday,
December 5. from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds Annex.
The club supplies free greens
and cones and helps people make
their own wreaths, swags or
centerpieces. Wire, ribbon bows
and other trimming items are
available at low cost.
Those wishing wreaths, swags
or centerpieces made by the
garden club should place orders
with
Ida Farra. 676-9446.
Wreaths and large swags are $15
each, with various prices for
centerpieces or other designs
offered.
The last date to place orders is
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