Ttaurs- Novmir 13. 1969
Daniels Submits Class A Regional Plan
To OSAA Board of Control
The Oregon School Activities
Association Board of Control at
a special meeting November
voted to submit a regional plan
that was presented by Board
member Ron Daniels, Morrow
County School District Superln
tendent to the class A schools.
Following consideration by the
Class A school administrators
and suggestions by them the
board will act on the proposal
at its November 29 meeting in
Corvallls.
League realignments for Class
Al and A 2 high schools in the
state were formally adopted.
A. Oden Hawes, OSAA execu
tive secretary, said that the
board approved the Classlficat
Ion and Districting Committee's
recomendatlons, and as a result,
several changes were made In
the original realignment of last
May,
In Class A l, which will be
come Class AAA next school
year, Central High school of Independence-Monmouth
has been
placed in District No. 4 as has
Sweet Home High school. Dis
trict No. 4 is made up of the
smaller Class AAA schools in
the metropolitan area.
McLoughlin High school of
Milton Freewater also has been
placed, as per Its request. In
fluss AAA District No. 7. Mac
111 has comiK'ted In this district
in the past but was eligible
under the new enrollment llm
Its to drop down to Class AA
competition.
Lake Oswego's request to be
transferred from Class AAA Dls
trlct No. 2 to Class AAA Dls
trlet No. 3 was denied by the
board. However, It was stlpulat
ed that the request would be
reviewed when the second high
school In Lake Oswego is com
pleted.
Following are Class AAA and
AA district alignments in D!s
trict No. 7 that will go Into ef
feet with the 1970-71 school
year:
district alignments in District
No. 7 that will go Into effect
with the 1970-71 school year:
Class AAA (1970-1971)
District No. 7 Baker, Bend,
Hermiston, La Crande, McLough-
in, Ontario, Pendleton, Prine-
vllle, and Redmond.
Class A A (1970-1971)
District No. 7 Burns, Grant
Union, Madras, Nyssa, Vale,
Wah tonka.
Rep. Irvin Mann
To Speak Monday
Irvin Mann, state represents
tive for this area will be the
guest speaker at the Heppner
Morrow county Chamber of
Commerce meeting Monday
noon. He will give a run down
on the accomplishments of in
terlm committees as a prelude
of what can be expected In the
next legislature.
YOUTH MEET SUNDAY
The young people of the
Assembly of Cod, Methodist
and Christian Churches will
meet together Sunday night
at 5:30 to see the film "No
where Fast". Discussion and
refreshments will follow.
IRRIGON The Rev. and Mrs.
Garland Benintendi, mission
aries to Formosa for many years
will minister the Irrigon Assem
bly of God, Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m.
They were former pastors at
Stanfield.
Paint Study Course
Slated in 2 Counties
"How to Select New Paint Pro
ducts" will be the subject of all
Home Extension unit study les
sons in Morrow and Umatilla
counties for November, reports
home agent Molly Saul. Project
leaders recently received their
training to teach the lesson
from Dorothy Brown, extension
home furnishings specialist, Ore
gon State University.
This lesson is designed to help
the homemaker determine the
type of paint to purchase for
specific household purposes.
All homemakers in Morrow
and Umatilla counties are in
vited to attend one of these
timely study lessons. The les
son will be taught in six differ
ent locations in Morrow coun
ty. Extension homemakers who
will teach the lesson are: Rhea
Creek, Iva Booker and Mrs. R.
Lowe; Pine City, Mrs. Weldon
Witherrite and Mrs. George Luc
iani; lone, Mrs. Darrell James
and Mrs. Adon Hamlett; Board
man, Mrs. James Harper and
Mrs. Donald Baker; Heppner,
Mrs. worman Clow and Mrs. EI
wayne Bergstrom.
BABY GIRL ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colpitis of
Hermiston are parents of a baby
girl, Jennifer Rae, born recently.
She weighed 6 lbs., 5 oz.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Pettyjohn of Arlington
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Colpitis,
Hermiston.
Mrs. Frank Davidson of Baker
left Sunday after visiting here
the past week. She was house
guest of Mrs. Loyal Parker. Mrs.
Davidson lived in Heppner 20
years ago.
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Pancake Supper
Precedes Lodge
A free pancake and sausage
dinner at 6:30 will precede the
next meeting of Heppner Lodge
No. 69, AF tt AM. on Tuesday
evening. November 18. at the
Masonic Temple in Heppner. All
Masons are invited to attend the
dinner and the meeting, which
will be Past Masters' night,
when the Iodize honors those
who have served as Worshipful
Master.
Grand Master Paul Sorenson
will be present, with several
grand officers, and the Grand
Master will present Bro. Clarence
J. D. Bauman with a 50-year
emblem. Bro. Bauman became
a master Mason on November
29, 1919. Year pins will be pre
sented to members present who
have become eligible, worship
ful Master Hubert WiLson has
arranged that a free will offer
lng will be taken during the
evening, for the benefit of Bro
evening, for the benefit of Bro.
Wick is a member of Mt. Morish
Lodge No. 95, Condon. He has
been in a coma since contract
ing sleeping sickness last spring.
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for all your needs in Moore
Rcdiforms.
Mrs. R.G. McMurtry accompa
nied by Frieda Majeske and
Florence McMillan of Lexing
ton went to Hermiston last Wed
nesday evening for the visita
tion of LAPM Canton No. 3 of
Pendleton. Mrs. McMurtry is a
member and past president of
the group.
PENDLETON
Jo D Paolo and Mlk of Mil
waukie came up to go hunting
with Len Ray Schwarz. They
tried their luck on the breaks
of the John Day.
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9 from County
At Hearing Clinic
A diagnostic otology clinic for
Umatilla-Morrow County school
children was held at First Meth
odist Church in Hermiston on
Oct. 30 according to Mrs. Low
ell Chally, R. N., Morrow Coun
ty Health Department.
Nine children from Morrow
County schools attended the
clinic as a follow-up of the re
cent audiometric testing done in
the schools of kindergarten,
first, third, fifth and seventh
grades, and including referrlas
from other grades. Appointments
were arranged by Mrs. Chally,
who also assisted at the clinic.
The clinic provided diagnostic
services only. Any child felt to
benefit from further medical
care was referred to the private
physician for further treatment.
Dr. Alexander Schluening,
Portland otologist and instructor
at the University of Oregon Med
ical School, was the examining
specialist. Ernest Cristlor, Inter
mediate Education District,
Umatilla and Morrow Counties,
and Jesse McQulre, audiologist,
Hearing Aid Section, Oregon
State Board of Health, did the
audiometric rechecking of the
enndren.
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'958 Jeep 495.00
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1966 Jeep with full & Vi cab
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Six girls of the 4-H Stitchers-
A-Go-Go Sewing Club met Nov.
6 at the home of Mrs. Robert
Laughlin. We worked on pot
holders. A new member came
into the club, Jan Johnson.
The next meeting will be Nov
13 at Robert Laughlins with
Mrs. Laughlin as leader.
Laurie Chally, secretary
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