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HHS class holds 10 year reunion
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' Back row, left to right: Scott McDanlel, Bruce Bergs trom, Jon Hedman, Greg Greenup, Jim
VanWinkle, Barney Marshall, Sue (Wilson) Marshall, Bob Ployhar, Steve Rea, Jeanne (Daly)
Wiemers, Kirk Robinson, Charlie Pointer, Barbara (Allstott) Howard and Peggy Tayler.
Front row, left to right: Cary Watklns, Mike Doherty, Patti (Luciani) Matheny. Dean Wright,
Donna (Bradley) Ball, Elizabeth (Abrams) Rick and Craig Munkers,
Heppnrr High School's class
of 1972 held a 10 year class
reunion August 21 and 22. On
Suturday night, the group en
Joyed dinner and dancing at
the Heppner Elks Lodge and
on Sunday, a picnic at Cuts-
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Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rauch
have been to Louisville, Ken
tucky where they took deliv
ery on a new Morrow County
School bus.
Mr and Mrs. Steve Hill
have returned home after a
trip to Kentucky where they
took delivery on a Morrow
County Sch(K)l bus.
The PNG Club of Holly
Rrbekah Lodge met at the
Nomad Cafe In Boardman for
a luncheon and business
meeting on Wednesday. Host
esses were Donna Papineau
and Ruth Robinson. After a
fine luncheon a short meeting
was held. The next meeting
will be at the C.C. Jones home
with Joyce Buchanan as co
hostess. Those attending were
Leila palmer, Dorothy B';r
cham. Hilda Yocom, Delpha
Jones and the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones
were called to Hermiston on
Thursday by the illness of her
mother Florence McMillan,
who was taken to Consolidated
Good Shepherd Hospital by
ambulance, following a fall at
the Good f imaritan Center.
Others visiting them from
Lexington were Mrs. Bill
Padberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Yocom, and Pat and Sandi
Wright and Mrs. Wright's
mother Freda Majeske.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Piper
and their daughter, Sherrie,
were State visitors this last
week.
Recreation
The Umatilla national For
est office, Pendleton, has re
leased the following Recrea
tion Report:
Heppner Ranger District
Road paving on the rood into
Bull Prairie Campground has
been completed and the road
is now open. The water system
at Bull Prairie Campground is
not complete and water is not
available at the campground.
However, water is on at Fair
view Campground, only three
miles west on Highway 207. 1
Fishing is slow at both Bull
Prairie and Penland Lakes.
Dale Ranger District
All trails on the district are
open, however, only North
Fork John Day, Granite
Creek, Silver Butte and cold
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forth Park.
Jeanne Daly. Wiemers was
voted the most changed, while
Gary Watkins was named the
least changed. The most
macho man award went to
Craig Munkers and Patti
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom
were also State Fair visitors
over the weekend. Enroute
home they came through
Bend, Prineville and other
central Oregon towns.
Venice Hendrickson was
taken to Walla Walla, Wash, to
an eye specialist on Friday by
her daughter, Ann Chick.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller
of Hermiston visited friends
and relatives, and viewed the
Willow Creek Dam on Friday.
Roy and Betty Davis ; of
Bend were weekend callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.E.
Ruhl.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Grace
and daughter of Albany were
weekend vlsitc-s at the home
of her mother, Betty Mar
quardt. On Sunday they at
tended the Messenger reunion
at The Dalles. Others motor
ing down were Mr. and Mrs.
T.E. Messenger Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Marquardt,
Douglas Marquardt and
fiancee Linda Biddlecomb,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bloods
worth and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Hughes and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Smith and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Miller and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Piper.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bu
chanan were Portland visitors
this week where he consulted
a pliyoiciuti.
Report
Springs Trails are maintain
ed. All roads are open and in
good condition. Tollbridge,
Olive Lake and North Fork
John Day campgrounds are
open on a reduced service
basis with no drinking water
available. Fishing is fair to
good on the upper end of the
North Fork John Day. Bow
hunting success has been an
fair in the higher country of
the district. There has been an
excellent huckleberry crop on
the district. They are most
abundant along the North
Fork and Trout Meadows
areas.
Uklah Ranger District
The North Fork John Day
Fisheries Habitat Improve
ment Project has been com-
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Luciani Matheny won the
prettiest woman prize. Jim
and Georgia Van Winkle were
named cutest couple and
Danny Wilson was awarded
for having the most children.
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used thumbprints at signa
tures thousands of years ago.
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Satellite. On November 6, the
American Horn Sewing As
sociation and space age tech
nology will br ing together
over 3,500 sewing educators
and retailers and 25 home
sewing industry experts to
participate in a celebration of
instant communication, an
nounced a spokesperson for
the event.
This all new and all exciting
teleconference will be beamed
live via satellite from New
'York City and simultaneously
transmitted to 25 cities, in
cluding Portland, in the Unit
ed States. Sewing by Satellite
is the first sewing seminar
that moves Information in
stead of presentors. And the
information is sensational, the
spokesperson said.
During this day-long semin
ar, home sewing industry ex
perts will share the latest
technological advances in fab
ric, fibers and equipment with
communfeators of sewing. A
spring '83 fashion show will be
seen and those attending will
also hear leading fashion de
signers discuss how fashion
Ideas are born, preview the
newest construction and easy-to-teach
fit techniques, dis
cuss organizational ideas,
teaching teens, sewing for
profit programs, and much
more, she said.
The speakers will be seen on
a large screen, and at the
same time, those who partici
pate will be able to talk
pleted and water conditions
have returned to normal.
River water levels appear low
and fishing is reported to be
fair at best. The huckleberry
season has been above
average but is showing signs
of winding down. Good berry
picking is still available in the
Tower Mountain, Big Creek
and Winom Creek areas.
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Co. School District announces policy for
Morrow County School Dis
trict hati announced Its policy
, for. free and reduced price
meals for children unable to
pay the full price of meals
under the National School
Lunch Program.
Local school officials have
adopted the following family
size and Income criteria for
determining eligibility. Child
ren from families
whose income is at or below
the levels shown are eligible
for free meals, or reduced
price meals. Families will be
notified within ten days of
their eligibility for reduced
price or free meals.
Application forms will be
distributed to all parents and
are available at school offices.
The information provided on
the application is confidential
and will be used only for the
purpose of determining eligi
bility. Applications may be
submitted at any time during
the year. Social Security num
bers of all adult members in
the household are required on
the application. If approved
for meal benefits, any changes
in household size and change
in income of more than $50 a
month must be reported to the
school administrator. Incom
plete or inaccurate applica
tions will be denied any bene
fits of the program.
To discourage the possibil
ity of misrepresentation, the
directly with them in the New
York City studio during the
many questions and answer
segments, the spokesperson
explained.
At each receive site, a state
clothing specialist will moder
ate the day's events. In Ore
gon, Ardis Koester, OSU ex
tension textile and clothing
specialist will be featured.
Participants will take home a
clothing and textiles resource
notebook that includes valu
able information on all the
topics covered during the day,
plus sewing program ideas,
activity guides and duplicat
ing masters.
Sewmc by Satellite is a
result of several years of
research which included five
pilot seminars held through
out the country. The video
teleconference was planned in
cooperation with the United
States Department of Educa
tion, Home Economists Divi
sion, the American Home
Economics Association and
USDA Extension Service,
Gothing and Textiles Divi
sion. For more information and
registration forms, write to:
Sewing by Satellite, American
Home Sewing Association,
1270 Broadway, Suite 1007,
New York, New York 10001 or
Ardis Koester, Extension Tex
tiles and Clothing Specialist,
Oregon State University, Cor
vallis, Oregon 97331-5106, local
facilitator.'
Registration forms are also
available at the Morrow Co.
Extension office in Heppner.
Archery season is in progress
but success has been hamper
ed by hot, dry weather. Hun
ters should use care with
camp and warming fires.
Falling, dead lodgepole pine
continue to be a hazard to
forest users, watch where you
park and camp. The slightest
wind will blow them over.
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application form contains a
state above the space for
signature, certifying that all
information furnished in the
application is true and cor
rect. An additional statement
is added to warn that the
application is being made in
connection with the receipt of
federal funds, that school iof
ficials may verify the Inform
ation in the application and
that deliberate misrepresent
ation of information may sub
ject the applicant to prosecu
tion under applicable state
and federal criminal statutes.
In certain cases foster child
ren are also eligible for these
benefits. If families have fost
er children living with them
and wish to apply for such
meals for, them, they should
contact the school administra
tor. Under the provisions of the
policy, building principals will
review applications and deter
mine eligibility. If a parent is
dissatisfied with the ruling of
the official, he may wish to
discuss the decision with the
determining official on an in
formal basis. If he wishes to
make a formal appeal, he
may make a request either
orally or in writing to the
hearing official, Matthew P.
Doherty, superintendent, Box
Lions Club contributes
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George Koffler of the Heppner Lions Gub presents Lisa
Wilson of the Heppner High School Dance Team with a check
for $150 for the team's participation in the Lions Club's
concessions booth at the county fair.
The contribution will be used to offset uniform expenses.
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to appeal the decision. The
policy contains an outline of
the hearing procedure.
If a family member be
comes unemployed or if fam
ily size changes, the family
should file a new application.
Such changes may affect the
eligibility of the children.
In the administration of
school food service programs,
no child will be discriminated
against because of race, sex,
color or national origin.
Each school and the office of
the superintendent has a copy
of the complete policy which
may be reviewed by any inter
ested party.
If your total household in
come is within the limits listed
below, your children may be
eligible for either free or
reduced priced meals.
Family Maximum
Size Yearly Income
1 f 8,680
2 " 11,510
3 14,360
4 17,210
5 20,050
6 22,900
7 . 25,750
8 28,600
Each additional
family member 2,850
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"Income," as the term is
used in this notice is similar to
that defined in the Bureau of
the Census report, "Charact
eristics of the Low-Income
Population: 1971," Current
Population Reports, scries
P-60, No. 86, December 1972.
"Income" means income be
fore deductions for income
taxes, employees' social
security taxes, insurance pre
miums, bonds, etc. It includes
the following:
1. Monetary compensation for
services, including wages, sal
ary, commissions or fees; 2.
net income from nonfarm self
employment; 3. net income
from farm self-employment;
4. social security; 5. dividends
or interest on savings or
bonds, income from estates or
trusts, or net rental income;
6. public assistance or welfare
payments; 7. unemployment
compensations; 8. govern
ment civilian employee, or
military retirement, or pen
sions or veterans' payments;
9. private pensions or an
nuities; 10. alimony or child
support payments; 11. regular
contributions from persons
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received under federal pro
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For example, income received
by volunteers for services per
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of assistance to children or
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