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A d m in istrators to review athletic eligibility guidelines
McC aslin told the board
The student’» principal suspended
him from participation hi the sport
for the remainder o f the season ac
cording to conduct code guidelines
administrators have been following
since July. 1986
Administrators feel this student is
caught in the jaws o f a bad rule.
McCaslin said They are looking
again at revising eligibility rules to
allow someone in sim ilar cir-
cumsiances to go through an assess
School administrators’ rule* for
aihlciic eligibility seem to he work
mg against what administrators and
coaches believe to he in the best in
terests o f some students, the scHiol
hoard learned Monday night
Recently a high school student
whose grades made him ineligible
tor the team, hut who was working
to become eligible and practicing
with the team was cited for having
an open container of liquor in a vehi
cle, School Superintendent Doyle
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Completes X-ray course
Phyllis Ham pton (right) prepares to x-ray Supervisor Vicki
jB irkby s leg at Pioneer Memorial Hospital Hampton recently
¡com pleted 190 hours of training at W estern States Chtroprac
Itic College in Portland She has passed the Oregon Radiology
¡Technology exam and become a lim ited permit holder for
|radiology in Oregon
Hampton has been employed at the hospital as an x-ray
¡assistant With her new license, she is an x-ray technician The
¡Hospital Foundation paid her college tuition
men! process. agree to a corrective
program, and perhaps he penalized
for two games and still be able to
participate later in the season if cligi
ble by all other guidelines “ I
believe this revision would still be
within the policy guidelines the
board has given us." the superinien
dent continued
(Jur job is to keep kids in school
not to penalize a student who is try
mg to bring up his grades and work
hard at becoming a pan of a team.
Board Member Boh Mahoney said
Three other hoard members joined
Mahoney in recommending revision
of the athletic conduct code Two
board members said they did not we
a citation for an open container as a
violation o f the existing policy
The hoard also approved granting
an casement for the City ol Irrigon
to connect their sewer line to A C
Houghton septic tanks ami drain
fields
The district has begun a pilot men
tor teacher program with grant
money from the state, the board
learned Three beginning teachers
have been paired with three "men
tors" for the school year Mentor»
w ill receive a stipend of SI21XI for
the year in addition to their regular
teaching salary
In other business, the board
learned the district continues m
sound financial condition
received a letter o f appreciation
from the County la ir Board lor
allowing fairgoers to park in the
school bus yard during the fair
-learned that the district may m>l
he exempt form a 9c federal gasoline
tax after January I 1988
heard th.it enrollment figures con
tmue to climb toward tlic 1X00 pupils
(he district expected at the heginn
mg o f the school year District wide
enrollment as of September IK was
1798 pupils
learned that roof coatings and
repairs have been completed at all
schools Both former district ar
chitect Bob Smith and current district
architect Leon Ham blin have
reported to the superintendent that
the district probably does not have
any of the roof irusses in its
buildings o f the type that collapsed
in the Athena Weston Flcmcntary
School roof
heard that the architect’s popula
tion and building study report has
been delayed until next month
approved appropriation of funds
for the Mentor Teacher Pilot Prm
gram and for the truest Program, so
the district can use those grants to
pay mentor teachers, program ex
penses. and to train five teachers in
the Quest program
learned that only part of the
surplus items advertised for sale had
been sold
approved a revised budget
calendar
heard a proposal to allow suspen
sion of N urd policies in a variety of
special circumstances
adopted a "conw nt agenda" for
mat to save time at board meetings
A consent agenda is an item on a
regular agenda that includes routine
nutters which could be approved
with a single motion of the board
Items a board member wishes to
discuss before giving its approval
may be moved from the consent
agenda to the regular agenda at the
beginning of the meeting
took no action following discus
sion about adding a sccnod
newspaper of record to carry school
district advertising
approved a memorandun o f
understanding between the Morrow
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speed limit remains at speed 55 un
til we do get the new signs changed
to 6 5 ." he added
A ll vehicles except trucks with a
gross weight over 8.(XX) pounds and
school, church or worker transport
buses will be allowed to travel at the
new maximum speed but only on
I 84 and I 5 The only exceptions a re
in the Portland. Salem. Fugenc and
Medford urban areas and over the
S iskiyou m ountains south o f
Ashland
In those areas all drivers w ill have
to stick to a maximum speed o f 55.
F.dgar said
Highway Division crews w ill start
changing speed lim it signs from 55
to b ' miles per hour on Oregon’s
rural interstate freeways next week
Ihe switch actually starts Mon
day. Sept 28 the day alter the new
law takes effect in order to avoid
paying overtime, according to Rob
Fdgar. tvpcrations services engineer
"W e w ill be putting up about .100
new signs, st» it ’ll probably take us
two or three days to get all o f them
converted." Fdgar said
" I n the meantime, motorists
should be advised that the legal
calve and allowed the spilled am
moma to evaporate
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encouraged to take insecticides,
paint and paint thinner, acides,
acids, batteries, and other items
which should not he in a landfill to
the dump stations They arc
transported to an approved hazar
dous waste site
(iarbage is Metro's major respon
sibility Fhe elected officials also are
responsible for running the z»xi.
planning the tiansit system, and
overseeing land use tor the region
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John Doherty (left) and Phil Doherty
A couple of friends who hadn't seen cavh other in over '9 years got
together last week in Heppncr ltic last tune l*hil Doherty and John I>»herty
saw each other, was in Donegal Ireland in 1948. where the two attended
school together
Phil left Ireland in 1948 and ended up in Heppncr. where he now works
as a salesman at Farley Motors John left s*n>n after, and is now a fireman
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Our summer activities have end
ed and it's back to school for all o f
us W'c've had a very successful year
pronarting our product." said Susan
Fvans. Orcg»*n CanlcW omcn Presi
dent "The heef industry is in a
positive marketing position, which
has hern helped by successful adver
Using and scientific acceptance q f the
healthful benefits o f red meat in the
diet of consumers." F.vans said
The Oregon C'altlcWomcn look
forward to a busy schedule, heginn
ing with a fall quarterly meeting
Sept 24 and 25 in Ontario New
recipes will he tried at the quarterly
meeting as the CattleW<*men prepare
tor the Beef Blitz in Ihe FMrtland area
schools slated for Ocr b. in conjurtc
don with a Pacific International tour
oct 5 6. 1987
Susan Lvans. Oregon Cal-
llcWomcn State President and state
secretary Claudia Hughes, along
with 15 other Oregon members, arc
attending the 1987 National Beef
Cook Oft in Sun Valley. Idaho this
week
Morrow County CattlcWomcn
can look forward to the winner's
recipes next nx>nth Ihe National
Cook O ff w ill he held in Oregon in
1989 .,nd the Committee Chairnun
have begun to gear up for this hig
event
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By Marian« Curtm Pubfccity Chanman
Heppncr Police Officer Ciary
Bingham was hospitalized briefly
after discovering a chemical spill Iasi
Wednesday night Overcome by am
moma fumes, the officer reported
the spill to the Heppncr Fire Dept
Bingham was released from the
Pioneer Memorial Hospital after
overnight observation
A severe change in the weather
caused metal valves to contract
allowing about five gallons o f the
chemical to leak out. Fire Chief For
nc Burkcnbine said The ammonia
leaked from an Fkstroin Farm
Chemical truck parked at the
driver’s home on South Main St in
Heppncr Burkcnbine tightened the
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County hducainm Association and
the district recognizing that the men
lor program has become a new posi
tron in (he district and is subject to
negotiations in collective bargaining
vessronv
approved moving a half time
kindergarten teacher Irom Sam
Boardnun elementary whool to
A C H«Hjghti*n elementary school in
Irrigon
approved hiring Melanie Beltane
tor special education at A C
Hmjghton elementary schorl. Kristi
Hague word for special education at
Sam Boardnun elementary, and
Kevin Fry fi>r language arts at River
side High School
approved hiring the following
classified employees Samic (iriflith
h a lf lime cxiok and bus driver lor Ir-
rigon >H.h»iols. Chcrrie Clark -cook at
Heppncr elementary . Mary Dodge
temporary aide with a handicapped
student the district has placed at Her
miston Junior High school
approved extended responsibility
contracts recommended by building
principals
jpproved uuternity leave for
Jocelyn Jones, lone teacher and
coach
approved new appointees to the
computer advisory committee
The next regular school H urd
meeting w ill he Monday .O ct 19 at
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