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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 8. 2006 - SEVEN Heppner downed at State Tourney m m k a &; * • ’w i m ¡ Correction The incorrect time was listed in last week’s story on the ChessMates chess club, which is seeking volunteers to help during their after school chess practices. The correct time that the club meets on Mondays is from 3:15-4:15 p.m. Anyone with knowledge of the game of chess and willing to teach that knowledge to children is asked to contact Mary Ann Elguezabal at 676-9 1 2 8 for m ore information on volunteering. The club is currently made up of approximately 60 children. Twenty-five of those m em bers are beginners. Fair Board meeting date changed Heppner Mustang Anther Patton goes up against the 6’4" Portland Christian Junior Kim Hill at the State Volleyball game Saturday in Portland. The Heppner Mustangs lost in three matches against the Royals. Photo by Sandy Matthews Due to conflict in dates, the Morrow County F air B oard m eeting for November has been changed to Thursday, Nov. 16, at 5:30 p.m. It will be held at the fair office. In December, the board meeting will go back to the first Monday of the month, Monday, Dec. 4. at 6 p.m. Booster Club Gingerbread Corrections: dates for the meeting set decorating class Willow The Creek D iner’s and The Heppner Jr./Sr. the Heppner C ham ber o f for local children High School Booster Club Willow Creek Diner and the Heppner Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring a G in g erb read H ouse decorating class for kids, ages 3-18. The charge per child will be 50 cents to cover the cost of the house "shell.” If your child cannot afford the 50 cents, see Terry at the Chamber. Class size will be limited to 40 kids on a first come, first served basis. Signup sheets are located at W illow Creek D iner and the C ham ber office. Dates are Sunday, Nov. 26, from 12-6 p.m., and Monday, Nov. 27, from 4-6 p.m. Each day will be broken down to one and a half-hour sessions. Children 3-6 must have a guardian stay with them during the decorating process. The house “shells” will be pre-made so all the ch ild re n have to do is decorate them. The sponsors w ill provide basic candy for decorations, so any novelty edibles must be provided by the child. Deadline for sign up is Friday, Nov. 17. C om m erce's G ingerbread House decorating class for kids, ages 3-18, was in co rrect in last w e e k ’s paper. The classes will be held Sunday, Nov. 26, from 12-6 p.m ., and M onday, Nov. 27, from 4-6 p.m. Each day will be broken down to one and a half-hour sessions. Class size will be limited to 40 kids on a First come, first served basis. Signup sheets are located at Willow Creek D iner and the C h am b er office. Deadline for sign-up is Friday, Nov. 17. The date w as incorrect in last week’s story regarding the benefit for Jacob and Amy Taylor and their daughter, Kya. The prime rib dinner and Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament planned to b en efit Kya Taylor, and her parents, will be held Friday, Nov. 17, at the Legion Hall in lone starting at 6 p.m. Dinner will cost $15. There will also be a hot dog meal for kids for $5. If you might be coming for the dinner, leave a RSVP message at 422-7025. m eeting w ill be held on Wednesday, N ovem bers, in the Home-Ec room at 7 p.m. Agenda items are elections o f officers, and the final report on the auction. Also any comments, suggestions, ideas for next year or in general are welcome. All B o o ste r C lub m em b ers and class representatives arc asked to attend, and all interested persons are invited to attend. Christian Life Center to host speaker G uest sp eak er Timothy Oliver, missionary to Utah, will speak at the H ep p n er C h ristian Life C en ter, 535 W. M organ Street, on Sunday, Nov. 12, at 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Oliver will discuss how' and why he converted from Mormonism. The public is invited to attend. GOOD LUCK TO THE HEPPNER MUSTANGS! Heppner Mustangs Football: First Round State Playoffs Heppner vs. Lost River Saturday, Nov. 1 1th at 1:00 p.m. at the MC Fairgrounds GO MUSTANGS! Heppner Mustangs Varsity Football Team: top row (L-R)-Nathan Van Cleave, Andre Rauch, Tony Haguewood. Tayler Hodges, Braden Britt, Colton Hanson, Frank Meyer. Quinn Peck. Zach Kurtz, Sam King. Nacho Elguezabal, Tim Hauer: next row (L-R)-Jordan Hatfield. Justin Gregory. Dennis Kenny, Jared Huddleston, Drew Johnson, Robbie Smith. Lane Bailey. Luke Young, Aaron Allstott, Casey Maben. Wacy Coil: next row (L-R)-Kody Lovgren, Esgar Sanchez, Caleb Maben, R.J. Farrens, Justin Delveaux, Mark McCabe, Matt McCabe. Eddie Waddell. Josh Shank, Brian Holland, Brent Eckman, Sean Murray; next row (L-R)-Lane Wright, Keenan Jack. Kyle Tayloe. Brandon Garcia, Assistant Coach Kevin Payne, Head Coach Greg Grant, Assistant Coach Les Payne. Assistant Coach Shane Matheny, Rick Martin, Quinn Chick, Spencer Palmer, Dalton Wellman; bottom row (L-R)-Chris Lien, Tomas Elguezabal. Grant Smith. Rudy Ramirez. Not pic tured: Assistant Coaches Josh Coiner. Rick Paullus, John McCabe, Kelly Fox, Dennis Peck. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HEPPNER MUSTANGS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM! an d Heppner Mustangs Varsity Volleyball Team: top row (L-R)-Sherilyn Peck. Katie Kilkenny. Mahaley Huddleston, Aftan Betsinger, Amber Patton. Head Coach Pam Dowdy; middle row (L-R)-Kylie Doherty. Whitney Matthews. Megan Orr. Kelsie Fox. Regi Seitz: bottom row (L- RJ-Maggie Armato. Chelsey Hedman. Lyndi Patton. Congratulations on your winning season, your third place standing at District, and advancement to the State Playoffs! < ( These businesses and individuals congratulate the Heppner Mustangs’ teams on their winning seasons and say Good Luck at State to the Mustangs’ football team! Stor-4-U • Heppner Family Foods • Murray Drugs, Inc., John and Ann • Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op • Phil, Kathy. Jodie and Kyle Carlson • Heppner Gazette-Times • Willow Creek Realty, Talk-n-Tops and Jerry’s Barbershop - Jerry and JoyceKay «Miller and Sons Excavating • Lexington Auto Body and Towing • Shamrock Lanes and Pot o ’ Gold Cafe • Jay, Kelly- Jo. Blair. Sloan and Baillee Keithley • John. Diane. Conor. Rory and Katie Kilkenny • Louis and Betty Carlson • Morrow County Grain Growers • Lott’s Electric - Kit and Shirley • Wheatland Insurance Center. Inc. • Sherrell Insurance Agency - Brenda Sherrell «The Kelwayne Haguewood Family • Columbia River Title Co., LLC - Pam Neal • Devin Oil, Heppner. and Food Mart • Bank of Eastern Oregon, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender • Pat. Bobbette. Kody. Torri. Hanna and Ali Lovgren • Heppner Garbage Dis posal - David and Candy • Les Schwab Tire Center • John. Kelly, Brooke and Tyler Boyer • Ken, Kaedene, Meghan. Madison and Lane Bailey • Dale and Linda Conklin • The Elguezabal Family • Tim. Myrna. Darren. Kristen. Daniel and Bethany Van Cleave • Chris. Kathy. Andre and Natalie Rauch • David. Patti. Blake and Aaron Allstott • Wayne. Lori and Brandon Seitz • Rick. Shelli, Mikel and Braden Britt • Mark. Jan. Kyle. Mahaley and Jared Huddleston • Sandi and Mike Gorman • Pettyjohn's Farm and Builders Supply • Peterson's Jewelers • Skip. Sandy, Whitney and Don Matthews • Kelly. Lorrie, Bill and Jim • Sweeney Mortuary - Pal and Trish • Michael. Cindi. Chad. Adam and Bridget Doherty • Tim, Jacque. Jared. Chelsey, Colby and Caden Hedman • Maggie, Joe and Kim t i
