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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1986)
Ihe depporr Gazette-1 lines, depporr, Oregon Wednesday, July 2.1. tutu, . Kl VE Hermiston firm gets school roofing job Jenny Krem (left). Andrea Miles. Erin Eishbum. ami Kristy Taylor draw iheir sh«<« (he lops o f them. ho< toms o f them, bigger than they really are. on the front of the paper, hack of the paper ami csen upside down Instructor Susan Schulz offers encouragement Art class eases summer boredom A summer art class destroyed summer boredom, at least for an Imur a day last week, when lh Hepp ner youngsters learned basics of drawing with artist Susan Schulz Schulz, a graduate with a Bachelor of Tine Arts from the KhiHlc Island School of Design in Prosidencc. Rhode Island, has worked as an ar list in residence in the schtiols for six years She was hired, she says, because she is an artist, not because she is a teacher "W hen I was first hired as an ar tist in residence. I hardly knew what a kid w a s," she says, "but I know what art is. at least my idea of it. but I had an idea. I tried it. and it work cd It's fun. and I really love their an I like to sec their drawings, esen N T IR P f t lS E i p B IN T I N O "Quality Printing Reasonable Prices" IM IlV m C i M i lls C HECK LIST C Flyers Customized Checks & Registers Booklets Brtx hures Computer Supplies A d v e rtisin g Typesetting the ones thee think are terrible I guess I’m really lucky because some artists don't seem to get along well with kids It's just a matter ol get ting my idea across ami getting them to do it " She picked up a new technique last week, she sacs by handing out a small card at the beginning of the class ami asking her students to draw a specific animal on it It got them quiet, and started them really trying to draw something as well as going them an opporlumts to draw many things During the week her young students drew lands, apes. sell [>>r traits with bask shapes, drew a fellow student, experimented with line patterns to make tjnt.isv type abstract drawings ami on day live drew their shoes b\ looking jt them ami recreating them on paper She saw she has done workshops for all ages jm l enjoys the elemcn tary children most because ihox arc xo enthusiastic " I was amazed that someone would pas me tor loosing from place to place. " she said, "boiausc I was already living like that I supported myself as a waitress and traveled to New Orelans San Francisco. I os Angeles. New M exico, mostly where I knew someone ami could get a fob I painted for experience A month in one place got to he a real ly long time, so the two ami a hall months I've been in Hcppncr must he forever " Schulz w ill show her paintings at h V) p m Itiursdav. July 24 at Kate's Pizza The demonstration is sponsored bv Morrow Co Creative Arts and Crafts A fee w ill he charged A tte n tio n F a rm e rs : Wedding Stationery & At c es son es Bumper Slitkers M CG G HAS T H E S E E D FO R YO U R C .R .P . PR O G R A M Logo Design Posters Signs Menus A Plat em jts All Occasion Stationery Napkins Labels & Tags Buttons Door Signs Calendars C o d in g Business Forms / Name Tags Marking Equipment Continuous Forms < .av ttr-IV im Pom in« m un« ut 14“ W M Wllfcn. Ifrppnrr < Ut iS 9 » w v « u * □ Should cither levy tail. Chairman J i k Stevens said, "it might he a gisnl idea to keep it in front of the voters, so they know we really need it ” The Board voted unanim ously to authorize M cCaslin to resubmit the same le v ie s in September if tKccssarv The Board learned that a September 1 court date has been postponed in the case of Oregon I ami and W ater Co vs the District Ihe case concerns disputed title to Ihe parking lot used hy A C Houghton clettKntary school W'c have received an oiler from Mr t vans' attorney since the June lb N urd nKeting in a letter written to Ann Spicer June 24 Mr Tsans otters to deed the property to the district for SK.tlU) The June Ib o t ter was a written duplicate of ihe verbal otter received on May IU. Ihat is. lhal Mr Evans ottered to deed Ihe district the parking lot con tingent on the district's maintaining the south strip as a park ami. further, should the district tail to maintain the strip as a park that the property strip would hecotiK the property of Mr ( 'untaloupe P 15 * Hnnra*n«n In n rp rln Pint S r m VbnrtnH. OK etW ivoum 'Mi I LjFTM flj) 1 f bid oi $ 4,290 from Ben/ Aire Engineering tor calibration and repair of the Nnler systems approved renew al of the superintendent's bond held the first reading ot the district's policy on distributing materials to students The policy is lustified, M cCaslin said, because "apparently we were not very clear on our policy last year and an unt.ur latvor practice was tiled We need to explain our policy thut we're not go mg to advertise through kids, lor whatever good reason approved the clerk and deputy clerk as custodians ol londs and authorized a $2V).UIXl burrowing limit appointed M cCaslin as budget officer approved Morrison. F ife . Kim ball and Jenson as auditors lor the l*JK6 H7 school year approved the Hcppner ( iazettc Times as the newspaper of record tor the coming year A Also •Bearings »Filters •Custom Hydraulic Hoses THE F IR S T L E T T E R IN AUTO P A R T S B & C Repair, Inc. 4 2 2 7409 or 4 2 2 7418 i - Banquet Frozen C h i c k e n 12 0 / 1st 2 Reg * 1.99 ____ s a v e y o u fo o d d o lla r s l 4 H C u c u m b e rs * l ## Solid 33 * 89 * 99 * M ead le t t u c e Western fam ily frozen C o r n o r I V u s 20 0 / pkg Keg »1 o«* G reen Seedless I t *«U> w W«> • 1 * » (¿ ra p e s I T -B o n e S te a k D o g g i e s 12 0 / pkg ______________________ t teinz Reg or ttn ko ry f l.rvor B B Q . S a u c e ih » *!*• S te a k Hill's Folgers Ground J $ 4 5 9 N ew \t» rk S te a k Boneless C huck 99 * Keg m s «» Prices Good July 24-28 Open 7 days a week, 7 a m. tit ft p.m. Grain Growers Court Street Market WO Wa— «««•) iMWf' vi c>«oa MJ m Dll IM M I School. David Presley head tool hall siuch at lone High School, and Dirk Dirksen head loothall coach at Riverside High School In other business, the K u r d administered the iuth of office to new iiKinher Mars lo u Carlson re elected J i k Stevens K u r d chairman, elected Jerry Me E Iligott vice chairman heard that the district ended the year in excellent condition hesause supervisors and principal« were told after Ihe first levy d clcjt in Match to slow down spending and told again alter the May dctcat to stop buying anything not absolutely necessary " O f course, our overall cash p«>«ition is a reflection of a greater beginning cash amount than estimates), hcttci lax collections than expected, anil excellent interest ear nings on our cash coupled with the under expenditures." McCaslin told (he K u r d He also commended IVputy Clerk Alice Vance tor m vesting the district's money so lhal it would earn interest tor the district heard a report ol progress on summer maintenance projects M cCaslin told the K u r d that he thinks it " is getting a good rcpulj lion for seeing that the district's buildings are kept up and that maintenance supervisor Mall War ren is doing an extreiiKly good |oh for the district heard that the district received a let ter of appreciation trom O S A A tor Dan Daltoxo'x service on its ex ecutive N urd reappointed Tyler Hunvell to the budget committee, delayed appoint mem ot mother committee member until the next tiKeting accepted the following huls tor bus chassis W oodpecker. 15 passenger for 1 W .2 V ) 11. and h5 passenger tor $2 1.42 I 4 ' . lor bus Nsly Schetky NW a " passenger lor $11.1114, 65 passenger lor $1 !.dU7 The K u r d accepted a hid tor $24.195 trom Professional Boiler Services to replace burners, and a On the Farm Service Morrow County IS tfil mg m nm zi is Coffee 1 IB m empiHvn trom the California Basic Education Skills Test The K u r d approved hiring Mane Rudisill as a bus driver at lone fhe K u r d approve«! three extend ed duly contracts Steve W icks head haKhall coach at Hcppnct High Have your Air Conditioning serviced <K repaired here. BIG to TNi c quota r t musmt •• w M cCaslin reported to the Board that it has the final Department of EnvironnKntal CJualitv approval of the lone Sewer Protest He r e t rie d a S*J22 ovenun tor the project which was to cost $b.K48 to repair The K u r il approves! Ihe following resignations Dirk Dirkson as assis tanl Ni«ch.ill o uch at Riveiside High Vhool in K u td n u n Duane Nodter trom j siieno' position al Hcppncr High School. Ferry Me! Iligott from a social studies teaching position al Sam Kvardnun I leiiKntary .Peggy Eggleston from a kindergarten teaching position at Sam Kurdm an Elem entary, Patricia Baker from u s jk c i . i I reading position at Sam Boardman Elem entary. Bonnie Compton from cloiiKtitary counsel ing at Sam K urdm an and A C Houghton ( Irrig o n » elementary schools.Suc/annc Duncan trom leaching third grade at Hcppncr Elementary. E le e Block from teaching nulh .it Hcppncr High School. Paul Williamson from a speech language teaching |vo«ition at Sam K urdm an and A C Houghton EletiKntary Schools; Joyce Gor- darner from a part time custodian position at Columbia Jt High in Ir rigon. and Alvin McCabe from bus driving in lone McCaslin reported to the Board that the administration had approv cd the following transfers John Ed mundson from piniot high math at Hcppncr Jr High to Hcppnct High Schivol advanced math. Karen Bee k from tilth grade at Hcppncr I IctiKn tary to |unior high nulh at Hcppncr Jr High . Dan Van I tew from Hcppncr gtoundsiiun to custodian at Hcppncr I lenKntary . and Ease Seitz from a Hcppnct laundry position to a cook's position Ihe Board approved hiring nine new teachers Tern Gentry physical education at Hcppnct Schools Steve W iiks career education, personal finance, and work experience at Hcppncr High School Shane Fritz Spanish at Riverside High Nhi»»l (4 7 i h i k ). I im McC reary science at Riverside High Schtutl. Cara Costa tilth grade at Hcppncr Elementary. Jett lX-hnc personal finance at Riser side High School, David Presley social studies al lone High School, Mars H o I iik s language arts ami Spanish at lone High Schixil. and le re sa Ko lh aso w ski special reading at Sam Kurdm an Elemen tary Because two ot ihe teachers arc certificated mother states, the K u rd approved that the superintendent re quest restricted certificates tor them lor this coming school year and ex r 1 TAB IMO CAM« Ot MORE Evans or hts heir« " Spicer reicctcd the otter l«>r the K u r d McCaslin sauJ " I f we accept his otter, we arc acknowledging that he owns the pro perty. it he proses that he owns it. then we can consider his o tte r." Stevens said McCaslin cauti«>ncd the Nurd lhal Evans "apparently ha« paid taxes on the land amt has so uk kind ot deed, but not an um hallengeable dcc«t W e ncxxl to be prepared tor the worst amt hope tor the best " " Y o u can report that we don't want to huv the lan d ." Stevens told M cCaslin we're I 909-8221 or 1-800-452-7396 ] Envelopes Business Stationery M cCaslin asked the Board lor direction should either Ihe special levs or the serial levy tail August 12 The next day . .August I 1 is the date that levies would have to he certified to the Morrow County C lerk 's Ot fice in order to appear on the September ballot Call 0 " k Al l l i l i Business Cards □ When you set aside land under the newr 'arm bill s Con servation Reserve Program or ^ re ag e Reduction Program the place to get the seed you want for those acres is your local C E N E X co-op Morrow County Grain Growers Most seed companies don t offer pasture mixes pasture grasses and other forages for your sp e cia l needs like C EN EX But C EN EX gives you the largest choice you can find The seed specialists at MCGG will even make recommenda tons matched to your land and farming practices Thai s typical ot the w<de range ot programs products and services you can count on from C E N E X Stop m and see for yourself—and order the pasture mix you need tor your set aside acres l he Morrow County School Board Monday night awarded Ackerman Roofing. Hermiston. a hid to re roof A C Houghton Elementary School in Irrigon and Riverside High S,N»>I in Ksirdman D k district received two hidv. the other from Gem roofing Reprexen tjlivcs trvmi both rooting firms were at the N urd meeling to explain their bid« A« kem un hid the |oh accor ding to the district'« «pr« die anon« ( iem hid a different nutenal than the district specified vet guaranteed that it would exceed the d istrict's requirements Die N urd discussed N«th bids ex tensiscly A motion early in the discussion, to award the hid to Ac kemun died tor lac k ot a second A later motion to award the hid to Gem was seconded, amended to re quire references and written pri»>f ot the noting material's tire resistance, but tailed to get a minimum ol tour tavorable votes (the sole was three scs. two no, and o i k abstention I A tidal motion to award the hid to Ackerman roofing passed ( A l ) after Superintendent IX*y le McCaslin told the N urd tor a second tniK that the district had had a previous satistac tors experience with Ackerman and th.it when doing business with a firm from out of state (Gem is based ai Sandpmnt. Idaho, hut is beginning a branch in Pendleton), the strictest kind ot insurance N<nd was needed When the district deals with the same people rec urrently rather than alwavs )ust taking the lowed bid. we get better service tor the d istrict." McCaslin «aid Ackem un has hoen in Nisiness in Hermiston tor 17 years and is highly recomnKnded bv several contractors. Matt Warren emphasized I he Board indicated its approval of using a school bus to transport people to the fairgrounds again this vear The service cost the district S-ti*1 lad vear. M cCaslin told the K u r d Her said, however, that a representative ol the l air Commit tee had called his office and asked it the district would provide (he ser vice again Board member D w jvne Carroll recomnKnded that it the ser vice is not used more this year than last that the Hoard look at perhaps discontinuing Ihe service next vear ^ 3 = V !- " V Ill N Court__Heppner _ 6/6-9643 xxxxx
