County to take over care of
Cutsforth 4-H building
Sports schedule
By Doris Brosnan
Heppner High School
Volleyball (• league game)
Tuesday, Oct. 2: Stanfield* at
Heppner, 5 p.m., C B A;
Thursday, Oct. 4: Weston-
McEwen* at Athena, 5 p.m., C B
A;
Saturday, Oct. 6: Umatilla* at
Umatilla, 1 p.m., C B A;
Tuesday, Oct. 9: Pilot Rock*
at Pilot Rock, 5 p.m., C B A;
Thursday, Oct. 11: Stanfield*
at Stanfield, 5 p.m., C B A;
Saturday, Oct. 13: Sherman
County* at Heppner, 1 p.m., C B
A;
Tuesday, Oct. 16: Weston-
McEwen* at Heppner, 5 p.m., C
B A;
Thursday, Oct. 18: Pilot Rock*
at Heppner, 5 p.m., C B A;
Saturday, Oct. 20: Culver* at
Culver, 1 p.m., C B A;
Tuesday, Oct. 23: Stanfield*
at Stanfield, 5 p.m., C B A;
Thursday, Oct. 25: Weston-
McEwen* at Heppner, 5 p.m., C
B A;
Saturday, Oct. 27: Wahtonka*
at Heppner, 1 p.m., C B A;
Tuesday, Oct. 30: Pilot Rock*
at Heppner, 5 p.m., C B A;
Saturday, Nov. 3: District
Tournament at Heppner, 3 p.m.,
A;
State Tournament location and
time TBA.
At the Sept. 26 meeting of the
Morrow County Commissioners,
Extension Agent Bill Brodenck was
requested to rewrite an agreement
on the 4-H building at Cutsforth
Park, turning over maintenance, care
and scheduling to the county.
Public health nurse Laura
McElligott discussed with the court
the Morrow County Health
Department's expenses and income
o f the previous year.
County counsel Bill Hanlon
continued a brief discussion with
the court of the proposed RV parks
ordinance amendment.
County assessor Greg Sweek
prepared the court to anticipate lower
county tax revenues because of
further reduction in assessments on
utilities.
Public works director Burke
O'Brien reported to the court on the
grant funds that may be received
for the building o f the ATV trail
under consideration. Office support
specialist Karen W olff added that
grant funds for phase one of the
project have been received and that
the Lexington Airport is at the top
of the FAA list for getting a GPS
instrument approach.
Other actions of the Court mclude
the following:
- approval of a permit for the Port
to cut across Columbia and Rippee
Roads to replace a waterline;
Willow Creek Country Club held
its last ladies play day o f the year
on Sept. 25. It was combined with
the annual meeting and election of
officers and concluded with a
luncheon. Play consisted o f a 3/4-
person team best ball scramble and
an individual skills challenge.
Three-way tie for the scramble
with a score o f 31 were: Dana Reid,
Janice Paustian, Jackie Allstott;
Donna Morgan, Betty Christman,
Karen Thompson; and Pat
Edmundson, Lynnea Sargent, Corol
Mitchell and Cam Wishart.
Skills challenge winners were:
Heppner High/Junior High School
have announced their updated fall
sports schedules as follows:
- approval of an emergency
""interflind"" loan from the general
fund to the county fair fund, to be
repaid w hen the fair board receives
the state payment, which will be later
than in previous years;
- approval o f the order
surrendering jurisdiction over a
portion of Columbia Avenue to the
City of Boardman and a portion to
the Port of Morrow, if state statute
allows;
- approval of the 2001-2 work
plan and proposed budget among
USDA, APHIS, Wildlife Services
and the county;
- approval of an agreement with
Mid-Columbia Center for Living
with Behavioral Health;
- approval of a contract between
Advanced Business Intervention
and the county for drug testing;
- approval o f a resolution
approving action, in a state of
emergency in the county, by the
director of emergency management
in the absence o f the county
commissioners;
- approval of an agreement with
Gene Doherty and Thomas J.
Doherty for a quarry site;
- approval of an agreement with
the Port o f Morrow and Oregon
Motor Speedway for a traffic-impact
study;
- approval o f the purchase of a
pickup for the extension office.
St. Patrick's Parish, Heppner, will
hold an adult prayer-study group
each Mondays at 7.30 p.m. in the
parish hall, starting Oct. 8.
The study will deal with Catholic
practices. Everyone is welcome to
attend.
On Saturday, Oct. 6, a meeting
will be held for the young couples
ofboth St. Patrick's and St. William's
Catholic churches. Guest speakers
will be Dor and Rose Collado of
Richland, Washington.
Both were bom and raised in
Hawaii. They were married m 1968
and have five children and five
grandchildren. They became involved
with Catholic Engaged Encounter
in 1977 and believe that good
marriages and families make for a
better society and church. "They
The American Red Cross and
community volunteers will sponsor
an "Emergency Preparedness
Display" on Thursday, Oct. 11, from
4-7 p.m. at the St. Patrick's Senior
Center in Heppner.
This display will help answer
questions regarding what to have
on hand and how to prepare yourself
and your family in case of fire, flood,
severe winter weather, windstorms,
earthquakes, transportation accidents
and other emergencies. A booklet
will also be available as a guide to
help in personal preparations.
Everyone is invited to view the
display.
Heppner Junior High
School Football/Volleyball
Thursday, Oct. 4: Pendleton
at Pendleton, 4 p.m.;
Thursday, Oct. 11 : Pilot Rock
at Heppner, 3 p.m.;
Friday, Oct 19: Athena-Weston
at Weston, 3 p.m.;
Saturday, Oct 20: Seventh grade
volleyball tournament at lone, 9
a.m.;
Saturday, Oct 20: Eighth grade
volleyball tournament at Heppner,
9 a.m.
Marsha Richmond, Oregon Trail Library District Director, and Tom
Wilson with a display of books from the Dorthy Wilson Collection.
By Debbie Harper
honor was Dorthy's husband of more
The Heppner branch of the than 40 years, Tom Wilson. Dorthy
Oregon Trail Library District recently was a member of the library staff
unveiled the Dorthy Wilson for more than 12 years and, during
Memorial Collection. Thiscollection the tea, people enjoyed sharing their
of "gorgeous" gardening, music and memories of her.
cooking books was purchased with
People can continue to donate
donations made in Dorthy's name toward the Dorthy Wilson collection
following her death from cancer or donate in memory or recognition
earlier this year.
of a family member or loved one.
The books were introduced at
For more information contact Barb
a well-attended afternoon tea catered
Orwick at 676-9964.
by the library staff. The guest of
Teen years topic
of Oct. 17 program
Morrow County Commission on
Children and Families will present
Dr. Michael Leeds with "Navigating
the Teen Years" on Wednesday, Oct.
17, at the Heppner High School
cafeteria. A light buffet will begin
at 6:30 p.m., accompanied by door
prizes. The program will start at 7
p.m. and will last about two hours.
It is a free presentation.
"Listen, laugh, and learn," best
explains Dr. Leeds' presentation,
according to a member of a recent
audience. "Dr. Leeds offers so much
help on this truly serious topic," she
reports, "But he incorporates humor
into his presentation, making it easy
to listen, laugh and learn."
"Navigating the teen years requires
successful parenting skills that are
grounded in acceptance, personal
responsibility
and
adult
collaboration," explains Dr. Leeds.
Dr. Leeds will offer Morrow County
parents "some effective tools for
navigating the tricky waters of
'teendom.'"
Dr. Leeds is a licensed family
therapist with a doctoral degree in
psychology. His expertise includes
the areas of communication skills,
mediation, family relationships,
violence and substance-abuse
prevention and stress management,
as well as the martial arts.
For more information, call 676-
9675.
Arlington Aglow, a "neighborhood
lighthouse" for women, will feature
Vicki Huffman as guest speaker on
Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. at the
Arlington High School library.
All women and teens are invited
to attend.
Huffman, from The Dalles, serves
on the executive board of The Dalles
Aglow Community Lighthouse. She
was instrumental in starting the Mid-
Rhea Creek
social club
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang JV football
team shut out the Wahtonka Eagles,
22-0, in The Dalles on Monday, Sept.
24, to even their record at 1-1 on
the year.
The Mustangs’ Tanner Bntt threw
the ball well, including two
touchdown passes to Justin Botefuhr.
Aaron Delveaux scored the other
touchdown with Bntt and Boteftihr
scoring a two-point conversion each.
Tyler Boyer had a strong game
running the football, gaining over
100 yards.
The JVs' next game is on Monday,
Oct. 15 in Heppner against Pilot
Rock at 6 p.m.
Call
Dave Sykes
(Licensed Agent)
676-9228
676-9939 evenings
The Rhea Creek Social Club, with
Dorothy Jackson presiding, held an
organizational meeting on Sept. 12
to discuss programs for the years
2001 - 2002 .
Fourteen regular members were
present with two guests joining the
group.
Marlene Peterson, program
chairman, invited Mike Armato to
speak on CAPECO.
The next meeting of the club will
be Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 10 a.m.
at GD's Restaurant in Heppner.
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and do things together. Dor likes
to run in the mornings and does
photograph for fun and profit. Rose
reads and quilts."
In the weeks ahead a program
will begin for those who are
interested in becoming members
o f the Catholic Church. Those
interested may contact Fr. Gerry
Condon or any parishioner for further
details. Fr. Condon is also exploring
the possibility of having a support
group for widows and widowers.
Anyone interested in this program
may call 676-9462.
Two Morrow County American
Red Cross volunteers have answered
the call to assist in the disaster relief
in the New York City area.
Marsha Pratt and Michele Ball,
both from Imgon, left for Brooklyn,
New York, on V/ednesday, Sept.
26 and were to fly from Portland
with other Red Cross volunteers from
the Oregon Trail Chapter. They will
serve for three weeks in the disaster
area, relieving other Oregon Trail
Chapter volunteers who have been
serving in the area.
Both women are active volunteers
in Morrow County. This is their first
assignment on a national level.
Greenfield plans
craft bazaar
Five steps to family disaster
preparedness are:
Talk-with your family about
disasters;
Train-all family members. Take
first aid classes. Learn to use a fire
extinguisher. Locate utility shut off
valves. Pick two meeting places;
Take stock-know what supplies
to have on hand so that you can
provide for at least 72 hours on your
own;
Tell-everyone in your household
where emergency contact information
will be kept. Make sure you have
an out o f state contact;
Test-hold family drills and check
supplies on a regular basis.
Columbia Fellowship of Christian
Cowboys, the group which hosted
Cowboy Church at many Arlington
rodeos.
Fossil ’road
trip’ planned
John Day Fossil Beds National
Monument will offer a "Fossil Road
Trip" on Saturday, Oct. 6, beginning
at 10 a.m.
This two-hour auto tour, led by
park ranger John Fiedor, will travel
along some of the back roads o f the
monument and feature the geologic
landscape and fossil history o f the
area.
The tour will begin at the Sheep
Rock-Unit visitor center, located
near Dayville. Participants will need
to bring their own vehicle and good
tires are recommended. Reservations
are not needed and there is no fee.
For further information contact
the monument at 987-2333.
Greenfield Grange will hold its
annual craft bazaar November 9-10.
Crafters and vendors are welcome
to sell.
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$ 15 for two days. The Junior Grange
will have a baked goods table. The
Grange kitchen will have a potato
bar, soup, chili, beverages and the
Grange ladies' famous pies. To rent
a table or for more information, call
Bobbi Peck, 481-7359.
The next Grange meeting will
be held Monday, Oct. 8, starting with
a potluck at 5:30 p.m. and business
meeting at 6:30 p.m. Past Master
o f Lookout Mountain Grange,
Stephen Banta, will show members
some o f his rock collection and
lapidary equipment. Members hope
to learn how to make some items
from rockery.
The Saturday night pinochle group
will start Oct. 20. This is open to
the public and all are welcome to
attend. Potluck starts at 6 p.m. with
cards at 7 p.m.
The young people of the Grange
plan on donating some of the money
their earned at their car wash to the
Twin Towers Fund in New York
City.
Junior Grange is ready to start
their season again. Anyone with a
child aged five to 14 may join this
active group. For information call
Julie Steinbnick, 481 -2398, or Bobbi
Peck, 481-7359.
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The Boardman Garden Club will
hold its annual fall yard decorating
contest next month. Judging will
be held in the middle of the month
which will give people two weeks
to show an autumn theme in their
yard. This year, participants are asked
to add some patriotism in with it.
"Flags, red, white and blue do
clash with the fall colors, but we
won't tell anyone," said a garden
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certificates to the six yards showing
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first place-Corol Mitchell; second
place-a tie between Pat Edmundson
and Luvilla Sonstegard; and third
place-a tie between Lynnea Sargent
and Cam Wishart.
Awards were given out for the
year’s Edie Skow Tournament (net)
to Donna Morgan; the club
championship tournament (gross)
to Pat Edmundson; and most
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players-first
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and third Betty Christman. A special
award and thank you were given
to outgoing president Della
Heideman.
Religious programs set
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Heppner High School
Football (•league game)
Friday, Oct. 5: Weston-
McEwen* at Athena, 7:30 p.m.;
Thursday, Oct. 11: Culver* at
Heppner, 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Oct. 19: Sherman
County* at Moro, 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Oct. 26: Bye
Friday, Nov. 2: Umatilla* at
Umatilla, 7:30 p.m.
Heppner High School
JV Football
Monday, Oct. 8: lone at
Heppner, 6 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 15: Pilot Rock
at Pilot Rock, 6 p.m.;
Monday, Oct. 22: Weston-
Dorthy Wilson memorial
collection unveiled
Garden Club
WCCC holds play day
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