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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1986)
D istrict recognizes teacher Tuesday . Aug 2b the teachers of Morrow School District gathered at Riverside High Sctuml in Boardrrun for a general welcome by district administrators and an all day inservice A new feature at this year s begin ning of school in-service, was an aw ards ceremony recognizing district teachers who have earned I h r M rp p o rr (¿ a /rttr- l'Im o . M rp p n rr. Oregon " cdnexday, September 3, l * S * - S E V E N accom plishm ents permanent status with the district, masters degrees, standard leashing crrtiftcaKs. and other spex. uil awards during the last school year and last summer Teachers are pictured below as they receive recognition for their achievements I>r Maryan Gatheral from the University of California at Ousts and a njtiorullv recognized expert iw the suhiect. conducted the inservice on teacher effectiveness Q ualified teachers need to he interesting peo ple. need to have a high regard for human dignity and need to have the know ledge required to teach, she told the teachers Just knowing the material and how to teach is not enough Teachers need to like kids respect their rights, and he well read outside their chosen field, she said - From left Barbara Hayes. Ashley Conklin, Phyllis Payne, and Liz Curtis, will be working toward a student-faculty program at Hepppner schools discouraging substance abuse New programs discourage substance abuse Superintendent Doyle McCaslin ifar letti and Assistant Superintendent Chuck Starr lat lecteml announce names o f teachers who have won special awards for their teaching during the past year Mars Peterson (lefti and Anna Morford industrial arts and business teachers at lone schixils mailc ptesen tations on an Entrepreneurship class at Regional and Professional Development conferences Elaine Mixtre. fourth grade teacher at Sam Boardman Elementary presented "le a rn in g Centers" at Eastern Oregon State College during the summer Mary Lou Richardson, home economics teacher at Columbia Junior High Schixil, worked on the State of Oregon s junior high home economics curriculum Geneva Cocker, third grade teacher at A C Houghton Elementary Scfxxil. received an "East Oregonian’ Golden Apple Award in Eebruary Not pictured Roger Records of Heppner High School was named the Outstanding N V A T A member tor Oregon. Nancy Ixtroux and Carol Wood both received Golden Apple Awards Three Hcppner teachers recently returned from an Impact training program sponsored by The IVaconess Hospital Adolescent Care Unit in Spokane. W ashington The Hcppner I-Iks Club, the Hcppner I ions Club, and the Morrow Uoun ty (ducation Association sponsored Rolling Hills Run and the Morrow County School District provided funds for the training Morrow County Schixil Distict announced its jxilicy tor tree and reduced price meals tor children unable to pav the full price of meals served under the National Scfxxil l utxh program I a s h scfxxil and the schixil district office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by anv interested party Children from households whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free or reduc ed price nx-als I he following household size a m i income criteria w ill be used tor determining eligibility J Year M o n th 1(4 9.412 I I .156 713 tat 2aa 4 14 ME) 3 6 16.744 I »W » 19 IMI I '9 9 21.632 24.076 I M)t • Reduced Pnce I (inches Ni/e I Year S 9 9 |ft M onth §27 Week |9 | 2 I V '94 M l? 25§ 3 1 6 .'7 2 | .44)6 .125 4 5 20.350 2 ' M2M 1.696 I 9M6 192 459 6 27 *06 2.276 526 R) '•*4 2,V>6 Parents workshop planned rs I or each adcJitiimal household member Ms Id Schools begin Challenge program w ill be "L o v e Me for Who I Am, Not What I Do " Parents of students who are involved in the Morrow Cixinty Schixil District Academical ly Talented program are encourag ed to anend There will be no charge for the workshop 'Ml 9KM 1.192 3 W e rt 96§ % ft that the information provided is cor rect Households are required to report increases in household income of over $M) per month or $h(X) per year and decreases in household size Margo I ong. an expert on talented and gifted education from Whitworth uw College w ill present a special 41ft workshop for parents of Morrow 4ft 1 County talented and gifted students add on Tuesday. Sept d at 7 30 p m ., at Columbia Junior High Schixil in Irngnn The theme of the workshop h r « * M e a l« I household members or a statement that the household member does not possess one. 3 1 hxxl stamp case number or total household income and source for each household member, and 4) the signature of an adult household member certifying presented by Margo Long o f Whit worth C o llege called " C o m municating and Learning with Style." The program w ill begin at 9 30 a m and last until I 30 p m Lunch will be provided for students and teachers HvlJ Su* provide the following information listed on the application I) names o f all household members, 2) social security numbers o f all adult On Wednesday, September 10, the first Challenge Program for the I'fKb K7 school year will be held at Columbia Junior High Schixil in Ir rigon M orrow County Schixil District students who have qualified for the Challenge Program w ill par ticipatc in a special program In c o m e F lift t b t lit ) ( i u u i c l m o t F E l e c t i v e J u l y I 1966 J u n e V ) . | 9 § 7 ) I NOW LOADING EARLY PURCHASE DISCOUNT 30C/CWT THRU SEPT. 20 '9 2 M U 262 2 §56 659 For r a th * lJ itio fu J household member * k ) V47§ 290 67 Superintendent Doyle M cC ailin and A n n u m Superintendent Chuck S u n recognized those Morrow County teachers who earned masters degrees during the I4 8 V H 6 scfxxil year from left. Steve Wicks personal finanye at Hcppner High School, Superintendent Doyle M c C a s lin / Tim Beatty Science. Riverside High School; Robert Briggs fifth grade at Heppner elementary school. Rick Danielson Ag. Riverside High School. Asst Supt Chuck Starr. Sharon Harrick counselor. Riverside High Schixil, Karen Howe math at Hcppner High School; Carol Wood-Education Resource Center. Riverside High Schixil and Columbia Junior High Not pictured. Lynda Ercdcrickson. counselor at Columbia Junior High School, also received j masters degree The Impact program has been adopted by Morrow County Schools as a possible deterrent to youths tempted by drugs and alcohol The Heppner High School Student Council, in cooperation with the Im pact program, will be trying to begin a local chapter of Students Against Drunk Driving, says Student Coun cil Vice President Ashley Conklin Schools announce free and reduced price lunch policy has Teachers who have achieved permanent status in Morrow County School District beginning this year in elude M ike Rover physical education and publications at Hcppner High School, Joclyn Jones physical education and science at lone. Karen Cooley-third grade at A C Houghton. Sharon Dunlop-Chapter I at Riverside High School. Donna Barton physical education at Riverside High School; Robbie Tye third grade at Sam Boardman Elementary School. Hope Thompson Chapter I at Sam Boardman Elementary Schixil. Schixil Hoard ( hairman Joe Stevens, Jan Sharp sixth grade at Sam Boardman Elementary Superintendent Doyle McCaslin; Judith Force grade two at A C Houghton Elementary. Anna Morford business education at lone, and Sarah Carlson science at Heppner Junior High The three teachers. Barbara Haves. Phvllts Payne and Liz Cur tiv. will be working to implement an Impact program at Heppncr schools "Im p act" say the teachers, “ en courages a philosophy of wellness and being the best that you can be ' The three pans to the program are prevention and education, interven don. and alternative activities Application forms arc being sent to all homes with a letter to parents or guardians To apply for free or reduced price meals, households should till out the application and return it to the schixil Additional copies are available at the principal's office in each schixil The intorma lion provided on the application will be used for the purpose of determin ing eligibility only and may he veritied at anv tune during the sc hixil year by the schixil or other program officials lo r the schixil officials to deter mine eligibility . the household must CUSTOM TRKAT APPLICATION: CERT./REG. STEPHENS WHEAT TREATED WITH V ITA VA X -200 & L IN D A N E 4 1 1 -1 1 0 4 ERIC ANDERSON CERTIFIED FALL BARLEY AVAILABLE 9-15 II I l> M I ! ■ I I I M M The Price is Right STO C K UP O N PALI FOOO FAVO M III S ' O w Peppers D r y Y e llo w Onions lu m b o S iz e No. 1 Potatoes lb b a g ________________ t ¡okten i viu lout Apples N e w C r o p ___________________________ M ill's Whole Picnic Ham__________ C o u n t r y S ty le Pork Kibs Pbrk Chops B a n q u e t F ro z e n Fried Chicken t/ Reg 1 |im m y D e a n Sausage u <>/ R e g q 1 9 P.irkav V e g e ta b le ( )il Margarine i ib Reg, sy_______ Prices Good September 4-8 Those teachers who received a standard teaching certificate during the l gKS Kb school year are. from left Sharon W ild Education Resource Center at 4 C Houghton I lementary and Columbia Junior High Shane Fritz Spanish at Riverside High School; Carni Faith-Peterson speech and language at Heppner and lone schools. Tim Beatty Science at Riverside High School; Rick Danielson Ag at Riverside High School. Bob Frazier-Industrial Arts at Hcppner High Scluxil. Assistant Superintendent Chuck Starr recognizing the teachers, and Greg Hanson-lihrarian at A C Houghton Elementary Wc will apply any extra treatment labeled for fall grains Takes just 5 minutes. 17V 9 59 V 89 V •r* b * i» V 69 V Open 7 days a week, 7 a m. to 6 p.m. Court Street {•Market 111 N Comi Heppner ib. 6 7 6 -9 6 4 3
