Heppner gazette-times., April 23, 1981, Page SEVEN, Image 7

Irrigon Airman completes basic
The llippner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. April 23. 1981-SEVEN
Airman Lewis A. Jolly, win
of Steve P. Jolly of Ariel,
WuHh., and Bertha K. Helseth
of Irrlgon, has been assigned
to Chnnute Air Force Bane,
III,, after completing ' Air
Force bimic training.
During the trtx weeks at
Lackland Air Force Bbhc,
Texas, the arlman studied the
Air Force mitwion, organiza
tion and customs and received
special training In human
relations.
In addition, airmen who
complete basic training earn
credits toward an associate
degree in applied science
through the Community Col
lege of the Air Force,
The airman will now receive
specialized instruction In the
aircraft maintenance field.
lone Elementary kids inform, entertain parents at open house
By DKI.I.A 1IF.IDKMAN
Plays, poems and readings
entertained and informed par
ents of first through fourth
graders at lone Elementary
School Monday afternoon,
April 20. during the first
annual afternoon open house.
Belly Rielmann. of the lone
Grade school, was pleased
with the attendance of about
forty parents, and numerous
younger siblings for the after
noons activities. Lunch was
served In the cafeteria for
parents and their children,
followed by activities in the
individual classrooms.
First graders put on a series
of readings and plays from
their readers, while second
graders recited poetry, pre
sented a short play, sung a
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song, and then accompanied
their parents to the library for
a visit. ,
Third grade parents were
treated to oral readings, math
at the board, and short
individual and two person
plays by the students. The
fourth graders shared oral
reports of the constellations
and social studies games with ,
their folks.
Not to be left out was the
afternoon recess, which was
followed by a program in the
cafeteria which included sing
ing, dancing, and music by the
elementary band students.
Capping off the afternoon
were cookies, punch, and
coffee, donated by various
mothers, and organized by the
teachers and Mrs. Barb Peter
son. All of the students appeared
to enjoy having their folks
back in the classroom again,
and although most seemed to
weather the cafeteria and
classroom well, the majority
appeared to have opted to skip
recess.
lone EOSC
student takes
3rd in contest
Eastern Oregon State Col
lege Business students cap
tured thirteen first place
awards in the State Phi Beta
Lambda Conference April 9
through 11 in Ashland.
Tim Holtr, lone, took third
in Data Processing II.
Students received the 1981
Chapter of the Year Award,
National Advisory Council
Award and the Gold Seal
Award for outstanding a
chievement. Other chapter
firsts included publicity, ac
tivities, community service
and chapter membership.
Eighth grade
plans hake
sale Friday
The eighth grade at Hep
pner Junior High has planned
a bake sale this Friday, April
24.
The sale, which is to raise
' funds for this year's eighth
grade banquet, will be held at
Central Market in Heppner
from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and
from 4 to 6 p.m.
Heppner Grade
School program
next Thursday
A Heppner Elementary
School program, kindergarten
through fourth grades, will be
held Thursday, April 30, at
1:30 p.m. at the Heppner
Junior High School gym.
The program, under the
direction of Kitty Coon, is free
of charge and open to the
public.
Road work
reported
The Morrow Co. Public
Works Dept. released the
following report for work
completed for the week ending
April 18.
Roads bladed and graveled
this past week were Dee Cox,
Kincaid-Holtz, Dale Brown,
Barlow Canyon and Junction
Road. Bladed only were Air-'
port Road, Piper Canyon
Road, Howton Road, Gar
Swanson Road and Brenner
Canyon Road. Gravel was
spread on Fuller Canyon and
Meadowbrook Road.
Signs were reset on Ella
Road, new bridge planks were
installed on Bergevin Road
and the Bert Peck bridge
project is ready for a cement
pour. Lower Rhea Creek's
shoulder work is progressing
well.
In the Boardman-Irrigon
area potholes were patched
with hot mix on Idaho St.
Weeds, vines and grasses
were burned within the county
road right of ways on several
North End roads.
The counties shop crew has
been fixing up a small roller
and other necessary equip
ment to get the oiling season
underway.
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