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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1971)
v 0 7$ lPr RAYMOND MATNAFD. Math 7th and 8th grade. New Math Teacher. . . Raymond Maynard Tli rew M rh teacher at Ifepriiier Junior High U Raymond II xk, tenrhinR M.iyn.ird. n native of Vale. Af-iJu"ior "gh tirr K.-.i.!uatin! from KOC at the Next Year Budget Items Come Under Scrutiny Mr. and Mr. Charlei K. An. der?on of Fresno visited for two wtvki with their son-in-liw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maynard. This was to Iheir second trip to Oregon but their first to Fastern Oregon. They rated it as beautiful and NO SMOG. end of winter quarter last year, mUC 99 Pancho villa. FAMOUS MEXICAN p BANOIT, ONCE MAP A CONTrfACr fOR GRAPH l?!CIIT OF-WAV- IHc KHoAS VW 8 OR:eNT; I THINK I'LL SFROLL D0WM THE STREET A WAV WHILE you pour r: THAT STUFF jV?! WOT Many in Mr brought up at the meeting of the Hoard f Education Monday evening at lone for preliminary iicuii.ioiu that will nave a bearing on budget making for next year at well a chance In school renulrement. The board anticipate an nouncement aoon from the Ore gon Hoard of Education concern' ing drastic chance to be made in Graduation Requirement. Mist vhanfie will come In the field of vocational training aside from academic. There ha been no official report. The board U considering pol- Icy change to raise the 10c per mile payment In lieu of trans portation now allowed. Before making the decision, the board asked Sunt. Daniel to check on what other district are pay Inc. About 6 families would be affected and If the rate should nn ft 1 1 Iff U'uhII fvtel IttA A it. fl.,M.-d out the year at Pilot kf , f ,nJ , Ilium 111 liu-ll S14IMI In a report on the lighting at the Fairgrounds, the bank of lights need replacing a they are no longer adequate and there is a wiring problem a well. The board will meet with the Fair Board to map out the financial obligations of the two groups. Mr. Daniels noted the signif leant Increase In enrollment at A. C. Houghton as well as nt Riverside High. Anticipation for an increase next year will fig ure in the budget. With 29 enrolled in the first grade at A. C. Houghton, the board approved a contract for Geneva Coker as the second teacher for that grade. She has Just moved into Oregon from Oklahoma. Her salary for the balance of the year is $6270. The board also hired a part time Girls' sports PE and activ ities aide. Paulette Eartee, at Riverside High at $552 for the year. Jim Barnett resigned from his school bus run out of lone and the board hired Dorothy Stefan! to take -his run, the Kinzer Holtz run. Appointments The board appointed Ken Turner to the Long Range Plan ning Committee in place of Dr. Wolff who now serves on the school board and Dick Sargent Shorly before school started he and Kathleen Sue Anderson were married in Fresno. He likes to hunt and fish and while Kathleen has never done them before, she is learning and I ves to be out. They both like read and Ray enjoys his tape recorder, espi-cially enjoys recording western music. His wife likes to do all kinds of evirg, knitting and embroid ery and cooking. f MUCH J AMOUNT :ASKS FIRST FiLLlNS STATIONS HAD STORAGE TANKS OUT SIDE, A3 TODAY --BUT, FOR SAF-ET, CARS WERE fllLEP TROM A PIPE IN THE BASEMENT.' TlE LARGEST SHIP EVER SUNK WAS THE 2O6,COO-T0N TANKER, warpessa; owned ey royal putch-shell, in i9, though empt SHE WAS SENT DOWN ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE BY AN EXPLOSION.' flfllh A Service ofii'!S!P MJ United Transportation Union. jnjj Kenneth Lamb, Mr.. Katherln Llndsirum, Mr. Shirley Zulin kl. AdminiHtration: Dan Da It . jiy Hple, Mr, Larry Mill. Vernon Stewart. Mr. lUMty Kuhn, Dick McFJIigott, Mr. Mary Jean Mrt'arx. FLEMENTARY ILRRICULUM: Board member. John Brandt, Dr. Wallac Wolff. Advisory. Mr. Btty Marquardt, Kenneth Broadbent, Mr. Wanda Wither spoon and Mrs. Lorene Griffith. Administration: Mkk Tolar. Lay, Mr. Clyde Allstott, Mr. Barbara Ruwll, Mr. Dorothy Krcba, Mr. Franrlne Evan and one more lleppner member I to be appointed. lleppner Vocational Study: Gene Pierce, Dick Wilkinson, Hubert Wilson. Everett Keith- ley, Randy Lett, Joe Engelman, David MeLeod. Gene Orwhk. William Rill. Ron Currln, John Wood, LcRoy Gardner, Marvin Chilty and Bruce Malcom. Tcachorage Committee: Jerry Peck. Jack Sumner. Don McEl llgott, Wayne Kuhn and Ron Daniel. The board considered selling the lot at Boardtnan. The mem ber felt they were not in the Real Estate business and should sell the lot at the going price of lots in the area. The lot had been held in case the district should at sometime need to pro vide more teacher housing. Future Meeting Several board members plan to attend the OSBA Convention in Portland Nov. 7-9. Consulta tion meetings were to lie held Oct. 19 at lone. Next regular meeting Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. District Office. HZTTMK (OIY.). CAItTTI TIMES. Tnday. Oct II lt7l I j 25ES3I Jim Phegley Home Sold Mr. and Mr Bob Punctn, JUld and Ryan have nuvi-d In to th Jim Phegby home which they retvnt!y purchaoej. Mr, Duncan, with Columbia Hiin ha been living on Hie Homer Hughe place. DAVID CONN, (tocher Spanish and Modern Problem, Heppnet' High. David Conn Likes Wests' Open Spaces While David Conn I not new this year he entered at half time last year so this will be hU first beglnningor-anew. year. He ha a different back ground than most of the fac ulty. lie is from New Jersey. He came west l' year ago to visit relative in California. He likes the wide oicn spam: of the west and so he stayed. He teaehe Spanish and Mod ern Problems at lleppner High School. He traveled considerably when he spent two years in the Army in Europe. This past sum mer he spent two months in the countrysides of Eurojie. He made it a point to stay away from the big cities. He made his way hy hitchhiking, trains, busses and boats. Because he speaks four languages he found no language barrier ami on many occasion wa welcomed Into homes. Tills he liked a he learned to know the people a they are away from tourist al traction. He speak Spanish, French, Italian and German. He especially enjoyed hi transpor tation by bout. Of the 10 coun tries he visited last summer he liked hi visit in Yugoslavia the most. He hopes to go back to spend more time enjoying their beautiful scenery and friendly people. He likes camping, fish ing, plays the accordion for his own amusement and painting. Heppner CU Lod? No. 3U I looking forward to a tuit from a very e-ial liirkt Ie. puty for Oregon N. K. on Thurs day, Oct. 28 here. The District Deputy 1 popular Claud Gra ham of lleppner. Also to be held that night I Initiation, accord ing to Cal Sherman, Exalted Ruler here. Trouble with leafy roofs? L. E. DICK YOUR STANDARD MAM Can solve your problem He'a In lleppner, 670 9633 eaeetMr ICaittwii Football Thriller Goes to Condon JV's Heppner Junior Varsity drop ped a football thriller to the Condon JV's here Monday night 16-11. Failure to convert the extra point attempts proved to be the difference in the game. Both ims scored two touchdowns Condon was able to score on the PAT attempts. Heppner did not. Mike Bergstrom scored both Heppner TDs. One came on a 70-yard scramble, the other 'Bull In a China Shop' First Drama of Year Set for Nov. 19-20 A comedy -mystery, "Bull in a China Shop", has been chosen for the first production of the Heppner Drama Club on Nov. 19-20 at Heppner High School. The play, originally a short story, was presented on the TV series "Alfred Hitchcock Pre sents", several years ago. It has since been presented as a pop ular play in high chools and has been presented throughout the country. Fernando Lara, lab technician at PiPoneer Memorial Hospital, who has had much experience in Little Theatre, will direct the play. Mrs. Jane Rawlins, Eng lish teacher at Heppner High will be assistant director, and various members of the com munity theater will be in charge of different parts of the produc tion. The cast will be Greg David son as detective Dennis O'Finn; i Jim Van Winkle as O Finns sidekick; Mary and Liz Abrams, Dianne Mills, Donna Raymond. Tami Meadir, and Kellie Kilken ny as the boarders; Tricia Prock as the news reporter; and Bar ry Munkers as the finger print detective.. Anita Davidson, Publicity replaces Robert Jones who is from 25 yards out. The other lleppner points came on a saie ty as Tracy Wilson tackled a Condon runner in the end zone. Injuries took their toll for the locals as ' Mike. Bcrgstrom and Ken Eckman were both forced to leave the came. Both were hospitalized for mild concus sion. After a good night both boys were. X-rayed Tuesday morn inc. Final football action will be Nov. 1, as the local freshmen will meet i the Condon f rosh there at 2 p.m. Scoring by quarters: Condon ,j. , .008 Heppner 6 6 0 moving to La Grande for the winter. Virginia Grieb replaces Elden Padberg. Jim West is al ternate. TRANSPORTATION)' Board members, Irvln Rauch, Don Mc Elligott, Jerry Peck and Advisory committee members Gene Riet mann, Carroll Donovan, Albert Wright, John Matthews. ADMINISTRATION: Jim Bier, Lay people, George Lucianl, Gene Hall, Rod Flug, Burrell Cooley, Bryce Keene. SECONDARY CURRICULUM: Board members, Jack Sumner, Mrs. Pauline Winter; Advisory, Mrs. Judy Buschke, Del Piper, 816 214 Elma's Having A Hubert Wilson underwent op en heart surgery Tuesday at St. Vincent's Hospital In Port land. He is under intensive care for at least five days fol lowing the very delicate oper at ion. Trouble with wood rot? L. E. DICK YOUR STANDARD MAN Can solve your problem He's in Heppner, 676-9633 SUnitrt Oil Company I California SEALE'S DISPERSION SALE 109 Registered Hereford females 37 Registerd 4 fir 5 year olcf cows with calves at side 50 Registered 4 b 5 year old cows, preg. tested. Spring calvers 24 Registered coming 2 year old heifers These cattle are clean pedigreed fea turing some of the nation's finest blood lines. Sale Time 1:30 p.m.r Tuesday, Oct. 26 Northwestern Livestock Com. Co. Hermiston, Oregon, Highway 80N MOORE Pocket Registers, Moore register lorms, duplicate anfl triplicate, and register car bons, available at the Gazette- 1 COLS ELECTBIC f Kotar Bawtediag 1 IiMIIisV 1 A. l(fff(fflL. boys' slim cut St fflPP PERMA- W JEANS V 1L Vz Price Dre resses $10.00 RACK $5.00 BLOUSES HALF OFF Cotton Dresses REDUCED MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE! Elma's Apparel CASE'S BIG MVS FRIDAY and SATURDAY 25 Off on all Lamps, Pillows, Throw Rugs and FURNiTOKE FABRIC SPECIALS 15 Off On Special Items SEE OUR NEW Fab roc hop JANTZEN DAN RIVER INWOOD MILLIKEN O Complete Lino of Notions O Case Furniture Company IIHDUSTRTAL COMMTTRCIAI 1 FARM AJTD HOME I ! HEfPlfEX Hsnrsi I Pendleton 27-775:1 1 re. 676-M28 676432
