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    THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Hfppiw. OR, Trmr,da, Sept. is. 97. Page 3 '
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4-H changes to
grade membership
Starting this fall, member
ship criteria for 4-H will
change from year born to
grade In school, according to
Blrdine Tullis, Extension Ser
vice. The decision for the
change was made by the
Oregon 4-H Advisory Com
mittee early this spring.
Young people entering the
fourth grade will be eligible
for membership now,' rather
than the former requirement
of nine years of age. Included
in the change Is the termina
tion of 4-H membership after
grade twelve. Young people
finishing high school will still
be able to participate in the
county fair, state fair, Pacific
International and National 4-H
Congress following their final
year in high school.
No great change is expected
from the switch to grades, and
actually the divisions of jun
ior, intermediate and senior
will be simpler to comprehend
when they are stated as 4th,
5th and 6th grades,' 7th, 8th
and 9th, or 10th, 11th and 12th,
Blrdine said.
All young people entering
the fourth grade, and older are
encouraged to contact Mike
Howell or Birdine Tullis at the
Extension Office, for mem
bership In a 4-H club.
Court candidate
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makes stop here
Milo Pope, candidate, Umatilla-Morrow
Circuit Court
Judge, made campaign stops
lit Heppner and Boardman
fist week.
.Friday, the Miltort-Freewa-ter
attorney circulated his
petition for nomination on the
November ballot In Heppner.
Pope sa id he was gratified
with the response of Heppner
voters, as he gathered appro
ximately SO signatures.
iThe Boardman Harvest
Festival was the site of Pope's
visit on Saturday. Again, his
drive for signatures was
successful, he said.
In keeping with his cam
paign promise to visit every
city in both counties, the
candidate said he would
return to the area within the
next two weeks.
Pope said he hopes to also
name campaign chairmen for
Heppner and Boardman with
in the near future.
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New teachers
REBEKAH RANDALL joins
the Heppner High School staff
as physical education teacher
and girl's athletics coach.
Ms. Randall graduated from
Pine Eagle High School and
received her teaching cre
dentials from Oregon College
of Education. She taught one
year at Arlingtc;i and said, "I
enjoy Heppner much more
than I did Arlington."
The single woman is Hcpp-
ner's volleyball coach.
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MICHELLE PORTMAN is
the new math teacher at
Heppner High School and says
she's impressed with the com
munity and it's friendliness.
She is a graduate of OCE and
has taught junior high in Hood
River and for the Department
of Defense overseas. She has a
masters in counseling and her
teaching credentials in math.
JOHN DAWSON, a Seattle
j native, comes to Heppner
High School as a choir instru
ctor and a vocal music teacher
at the elementary school.
Dawson, who attended both
Seattle Pacific and Pacific
Lutheran Colleges, is living
with the Melby family In
Heppner.
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CHRIS BORGEN is a lan
guage arts instructor along
with his basketball coaching
duties. Borgen attended Whit-
worth College In Spokane and
was junior varsity basket
ball coach there before a stint
in Hawaii.
Borgen Is also a Seattle
native and thanks Heppner for
a "warm welcome."
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AD01T EDUCATION AND CGrilOTiW SERVICE
Students are requested to preregister for all classes listed below since
many classes are limited in enrollment. To preregister, please send a
check for the tuition with the name of class indicated on the check to:
Evening Class, BMCC, Box 100, Pendleton, 97801. Students unable to
preregister prior to September 23 may register for classes at first class
meeting if an opening exists. A minimum of ten students is required for
each class.
Margaret Davis is serving as our coordinator in the Hermiston area. Her
college telephone in Hermiston is 567-9306.
Anne Doherty is serving as our coordinator in the Heppner area. Her
college telephone in Heppner is 989-8566.
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PLEASE PRINT AND RETURN WITH CHECK-FULL PAYMENT MUST BE ENCLOSED
MAIL-IN REGISTRATION FORM
NAME ;
Last
First
(Initial)
Soe. See. Number
Address.
Street or Route
City
Birthdste :
HAVE YOU TAKEN BMCC COURSES BEFORE?.
Phone
Senior Citizen.
Circle one: Male Female
Course Title
Course Number
Tuition
Lab Fee
Make cheek payable to BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
P.O. Box 100, Pendleton, OR 97801
Note: DO NOT SEND CASHI Your cancelled check is your receipt.
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Course
CourseCredit
Starting Date
Meeting Night Time Location Tuition Instru
Tue 7-10pm Jr Hi $15 Soderstrom
Tue 7-10pm JrHi $15 Soderstrom
Tue 7-10pm SrHi $15 Smith
Wed 7-10pm SrHi $15 Thomason
Thu 7-10pm SrHi $15 Hilden
Mon 7'9Pm Rocky Hts $5 Cullers
Tue 7-10pm Sr Hi $15 Green
Mon 7-10pm SrHi $15 Davis
Wed 7-10pm SrHi $15 Campbell
Mon 7-10pm Hosp. 20cpl Ford
Wed 71Pm JrHi Hailing
M&Th 710Pm JrHi $25 OHourke
Mon 71Pm JrHi 15 Miller
M&W 7-9:30pm SrHi $15 Porter
Tue 7-9:30pm SrHi $15 Jenkins
Wed 730-9-Opm JrHi $10 WSloughby
Tue 7-10pm SrHi $15 Smith
Thu 7"9Pm JrHi 10 Weimer
Mon 7-10pm JrHi $15 Harmon
Tue 7-10pm JrHi $15 Conklin
Wed 79Pm JrHi 5 Fries
Sat Wlam SrHi Bagnall
Introduction to Film Eng 2133 Sep 28
Film Series 0.502(3) Sep 28
Communication Skills 1.1003 Sep 28
History of World War II SSc2113 Sep 29
Anthropology Anth 1013 Sep 30
Macrame (5 weeks) NR 2 Sep 27
Basic Cake Decorating (Lab $5) NR3 Sep 28
Welding lab $20) 4.2062 Sep 27
Sketching-Drawing 0.5120 Sep 29
Expectant Parents Class(8wk) 0.8920 Oct 4
Basic Photography (Lab $10) 0.5190 Sep 29
Private Pilot Ground School 6.4025 Oct 4
Basic Electrical Code 0.7950 Sep 27
Beginning Typing (5 weeks) 2.5012 Sep 27
Accounting Procedures 2.8202 Sep 28
(Two-quarter sequence)
Intermediate Spoken Spanish 0.5620 Sep 29
Advanced Tole Painting NR4 Sep 28
Beginning Guitar 0.5230 Sep 30
Basic Mathematics Mth403 Sep 27
Interior Design 0.8600 Sep 28
Creative Stitchery on clothing Nr6 Sep 29
Tennis (5 weeks) 0.5820 Sep 25
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION, GED and ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, Park Bldg.. Tues. & Thurs. 6-lOp.m.. for information, call Olive Briggs, 567-3056
For information about evening classes in Hermiston, SUnfield, Umatilla, and Boardman. call BMCC Coordinator, MARGARET DAVIS 567-9306.
Woodworking (Lab $8) NR1 Sep 29 Wed 7-10pm
For information about evening classes listed above, call BMCC Coordinator, Margaret Davis 567-9306.
SrHi
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Basic Accounting
2.8203
Sep 27
Mon
7-10pm
SrHi
$15
Struckmeier
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Golf ($5green fee for 0.5820
non-members. Willow Creek)
Pharmacology Review II 9.4083
Welding Qab $20) 4.2062
Financial Management for 2.1010
Small Business
Basic Spoken Spanish II
Beginning Tole Painting
Furniture Repair & Refinish NR 1
Tennis 0.5820
Sep 25
Sep 27
Sep 29
Sep 30
Sat
Mon
Wed
Thu
9:30-
11:30am
7-10pm
7-10pm
7-10pm
Cntry
Club
Hepp Hi
H.JrHi
Hepp Hi
0.5620
NR4
Sep 28 Tue 8-10pm LexSch
Oct 5 Tue 7-10pm LexSch
Sep 29 Wed 7-10pm lone Hi
Sep 25 Sat 9:30- lone Hi
11:30am
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION. GED and ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS. . .Neighborhood Center. Thurs. 710p.m.
call Vicki Tollefson, 67E9224 For information about evening classes listed above, call BMCC Coordinator, Anne Doherty 9894566.
$10
$15
$15
$15
$10
$15
$15
$10
Edmundson
Kendrick
Weatherford
Wilcox
Peck
PiperPadberg
Peterson
M. Doherty
for information.
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coaih, is also a counselor at
(he High Shol. He has
coarhed In Sclo for seven
years before moving lo Hepp
ner where he and his family
hooe lo set out of the rain.
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winner," Sporsern told the
Heppner Morrow Chamber of
Commerce Monday.
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