glass of
1971
Board Accepts Three Resignations . . .
opeciai Graduation bection
Hires Three . . . Five More to Go!!
HSiMTUILAT
MS
Resignation of two teachers
and one principal were accepted
at the regular meeting of the
board of education of Morrow
County School District R-l at
the District office In Lexington
Monday evening.
Resigning Were
Alan Martin, principal of
Hcpnner Elementary, Karen
Beck, 5th grade teacher at lone
and Kirk Horn, Biology teacher
at Heppner High School. A del
ogatlon of 15 students from
Heppner High met with the
board and presented a petition
to express their concern and
support of Nf. Horn. Dr. .Wolff
made It Very clear that Mr.
Horn's resignation was volun
tary nd was not requested by
the board.
New contracts were approved
for Zoe Billings who is return
ing to teach 1st grade at A. C.
Houghton after one years' leave
of absence. A husband and wife
team, Nyoka Anderson and
James Anderson, both Texas
trained were given contracts to
teach Language Arts and 7th
and 8th grade math at Heppner
Elementary. Supt. Ron Daniels
said he had good prospects for
filling the vacancies in the Vo
cal Department at Heppner Ele
mentary, Special Education at
Heppner and 5th grade at lone.
He said he was short of ap
plicants for the Language Arts
vacancy at Riverside and Lang
uage Arts and Spanish and
Speech at lone.
Bids Accepted
Six bids were received for the
lone furnace. The bid from
OOPS . . this Is Tom Cutslorth and not Barnev Marshall. Tom Marx Heatim? & Air rendition.
was 4th in the Discus at 113 feet at the Pendleton Track and hng at Kennewlck for a Wesco
Field Meet May 10 which Heppner won. Sunlander Furnac at $14.RfiS
was accepted.
Of the four bids for the 54
passenger body bus, the board
accepted the bid of W. J. Roots
Co., Portland for the Carpenter
body at $3880. Mr. Daniels not
led that the district had several
Carpenter bodies and had been
satisfied on previous occasions
I .! F lit ' ' ' t I
: a;,-
I
r . . -i i
hiMiii m mfoirm rr. jMg&twft m mtSSf -nt iSHrnamiii ' "nrtHii -"nun v flu i n iiintf-"' 1 y - -ft tri nv -HiK - t
gu- '-aidggiiu
THE
HEPPNEC2
GAZETTE-TIME
Heppner, Oregon 97836, Thursday, May 20, 1971
Section 2
Over The
Tee
Cup
And what is the most fun
thing to do now that the weath
er Is nice GOLF. Having an- open-
winter, there were quite a
few ' that could stand the cool
that took advantage of the days
that were half way nice.
Hie, course is in beautiful
shape. We now have permanent
water in the house, the greens
are shaping up and the fair
ways are being watered and
coming along just like a lawn
We are lucky, in this small town
to have such a nice golf course
on which to play. Just take
look at some of the others in
small towns, and you will re
alize it.
The gals have been playing
on their Tuesdays. Not too many
out, but we expect more. We
are all having our troubles
with spring hitting but oh, that
fresh air and that good walk
is something that is beneficial
to all of us. And we all expect
to get over the "spring blues"
ot hitting short, poor putting,
etc. Just takes practice.
! Condon Golf Course invited
Heppner over to play their
course last Sunday. Thirteen
front , Heppner were there and
33 from Condon played. Before
playing, doughnuts and coffee
were served from their golf
shack and after play a very
nice buffet dinner was served,
at the Round Ud Cafe.
Those winning from Heppner when they had done business
were low net, Francis Doherty; wuu ine w.. j. oow w.
low gross, Lowell Gribble; long Tne Da ' the chassis lor
drive, Judge Carmichael and he bus went to Farley Motor
Ray Massey. Second low gross, L0- ror a 1371 OMU
Rav Massev: 3rd low net. Clint. rassenger Kmei
- " . ' ' . I Tn..lll. 1-4. t
on MeOuarrle. K.P. (closest to r uiieion nevioiei was low
the Din) Bob JeDsen: and Ion a bidder on the 12 passenger pan
drive. Judee Carmichael. Lots of el with $3909 for a Sportvan.
prizes and lots of fun. The board went for the ver-
For the eirls. awards wto-e satility of a station wagon and
rtrB d...i.. -.. j . I accent tft thf YA nt Rntirmflri
tvw giusa, Jcvtiijr uuiiuciauil, i
2nd low gross, Vi Lanham and Motor Co., Hermiston for a 1971
sne aiso received a Dau ior long l ulu ""'"" tnu.iu.
drive. Low net. Marie McOuar- The board approved Cliff Wll
He. liams' request to transfer to
It beiner as warm as It was lone to teach 6th grade. He has
on ladies day, Tuesday, it was been teaching 7th and 8th grade
voted to start playing golf at mam ar. neppner jr. nign
8:00. You'll have to eet ud a BU " Hopper
little earlier, eals. but it is so Supt. Daniels called attention
nice down at the golf course to several bills that have come
early In the morning. Try to out of committee of the Oregon
make it down there so we will Legislature with a Do-Pass rec.
have a zood crowd. As I said, ommendation that could cost
most of us are having our the school district some money.
sprine" troubles, so don't feel One is the withdrawal of re
Imbursement In the Driver t,a-
er; Roy Tiller, Bus Driver.
Riverside Jr.-Sr. High School
Myra Skoubo, Secretary; Jack
McEntire, Custodian; Delbert
Ball, Custodian and Bus Driver;
Carl Wicklander, Bus Driver;
Elvira Harwood, Launry; Bob
Harwood is retiring as custod
fan and bus driver at Riverside
Jr.-Sr. High.
Heppner Elementary
Maxlne Ayers, Secretary; Mar
ion Abrams, Teachers aide;
Gladys Van Winkle, Cook; La
Velle Cecil, Cook; Ruby Steers,
Cook; Camilla Samples, Laun
dry, Vi time; Paul Warren, Cus
todian; Darrell Harris, Custod
ian; Harry Gren, Custodian
and Bus Driver; Vt time cook
to be hired.
Heppner High School
Elizabeth Daggett, Secretary;
Corliss Boner, Aide; Naomi
Matthews, Cook; Eva Griffith,
Cook; Wade Bothwell, Custod
ian; Mark Samples, Custodian;
Darrell Vinson, Custodian and
Bus Driver.
Leonard Toll, . Bus Mainten
ance; Ray Ayers, Bus Driver;
Jim Bloodsworth, Bus Driver;
Lorine Ledbetter, Bus Driver;
Hilda Yocom, Bus Driver; Sam
Steers, Bus Driver.
Proposed changes In the
Teacher Policy Handbook will
be considered at the next meet
ing June 15 nt the District of
fice. Mr. Daniels recommended
board approval that two admin
istrators, Dan Daltoso and Den
nis Brandon, attend the Oregon
Small Schools Workshop at Wil
lamette. One teacher from Riv
erside is also interested in at
tending. There was $200 allowed
In the budget.
Graduations: Riverside, May
21 at 8 p.m., lone May 22 at 8
p.m. and Heppner, May 23 at
7:30 p.m.
La Verne Van Marter. Sr., had
surgery at Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital, 1927 N. W. Love-
joy, Portland. His room number
is 151 and he Is improving
daily.
Bruce Thomson
Home on Leove
Spec 4' Bruce Thomson left
Wednesday for Fort Lewis af
ter a month's leave at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James G. Thomson. He also vis
ited his sister and family, the
Tom Walters in Westlake, Calif.,
his sister Bernlce in Portland,
and other relatives and friends.
Bruce's fiancee, Phyllis Daoro of
Portland, has been a guest at
the Thomson home during part
of his leave. They also visited
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reno Daoro at Puyall
up, Wn.
From Fort Lewis, Bruce will
go to Vietnam for a year's tour
of duty and will receive his as
signment as a clerk-typist upon
arrival there. After basic train
ing, Bruce was assigned to an
Artillery Group Headquarters
Co. He worked as one of two
clerks in the Group Command
er's office.
To Joycee
Stote Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wonser and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Alstott
went to Medford to attend the
Jaycee State Convention. There
were 95 local units. Jack Mel
land, one of 20, received the
Presidential award for an out
standing year. i
The women went to Grants
Pass to see the play "Man for
All Seasons' at the Shakespear
ean Play House. '
Pat, as president of the Mor
row County Jaycees, will attend
a Presidents' College at Albany.
This training session will be
conducted by the state officers.
Sam Wade of wauowa joun-
ty Jaycees was elected state
president for Eastern Region.
MOVING? Bundles of old
newspapers, 25c. Gazette
Times Office. 43tfc
w
Ml
JV
embarrassed about a poor score
You have to work out those
bugs some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh Piemoll
of Milton-Freewater were here Mn.
ucation program. The district is
at present reimbursed $2400 on
this program.
Another bill would increase
the contribution for employees
retirement benefits from
last week to visit their daugh
ter and family, the Don Mallo
rys wno Jive on uooseDerry
Road.
cost
Born to lead...
wishes .'
Seniors aOV
SEARS
CATALOG
AUTHORIZED
SALES MERCHANT
JACK AND RUTH VAN WINKLE
MAm? VAN tsi.OsXAnu
LIZ BARCLAY
5.4 to 7.6. This would
the district about $20,000.
The third bill has passed the
Senate and. Is related to Tenure
and Fair Dismissal Procedure.
Tenure has been applicable at
this time only to districts with
4500 students and up. This bill
would make all districts have
tenure. Teachers in the district
would be on a 3-year probation
er period and than on tenure.
Supt. Daniels explained that in
this district after the three year
probationary period, teachers
are offered a three-year contract.
Classified Employees . ,
At the District office, Gail
Burkenbine was hired as dep
uty clerk, replacing DuAnn Mc
carty who resigned. Rehired
were Edith Munkers, - supply
clerk and Leonard Munkers,
custodian and bus driver. .
There were few changes made
in the employing of the class!
field employees at the schools,
lone Schools
Mary lee Hiemstra, Secretary;
Beverly Wilson, Aide; Betty
Carlson, Aide; Margaret A. Ak
ers, Cook; Ida Coleman, Cook;
Doris Gollyhorn, Cook and Laun
dry. Mike . Matthews, Custodian
and Bus Driver; Edith Matth
ews, Custodian; Howard Crow
ell, Custodian and Bus Driver;
Pete Cannon, Bus Driver; Milt
Morgan, Bus Driver; Bill Ling,
Bus Driver.
A. C. Houghton Elementary
Marilyn Stewart, Secretary;
Verdie Isom, Cook; Vera Cooley,
Cook; Don Adams, Custodian &
Bus driver; Earl Sanders, Cus
todian; Fred Frederickson, Bus
Driver; Ival Sullivan, Bus Drlv-I
To All Morrow, Gilliam
and Wheeler County
Seniors and Eighth Grade
GRADUATES
In This World The Step May
Be Small
In Your Life The Step
Is Very Large
CdMfe lasin Eiecttric Co-op
'Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties'
Telephone 676-9146
L