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Lindsay to defend speech title
Coe wins first place in Eye poster contest St. * Pat’s buttons
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Elementary School, presented Sav
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Eye Injury Prevention Poster Con
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First place was Charene Coe,
SI00 bond, second place was Brent
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Inspired by sewing fairs in other
areas. Morrow/Umatilla counties
extension homemakers have design
ed an event devoted to all that is new
in sewing or creating with fibers
Co-sponsoring the April 22 event at
the Pendleton Armory is the East
Oregonian
Two new programs by Palmer-
Plesch associates will be sure to
please home sewers In addition,
local experts from all of Eastern
Oregon will present demonstration,
booths and displays all day Door
pnzes. handouts and coupons will
be plentiful
A special "I nude it" style show
will he presented at 1:30 p m. Any
Eastern Oregonian who sews or
otherwise creates garments is invited
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your teenager ’ Interested in learning
different ways to communicate and
relate to your children, no matter
what their age1* If you are. please
come and hear Sr Catherine Hertcl,
director of Youth Ministry for the
Baker Diocese, speak on everyday
psychology for families at St
Patrick's Parish Hall on Wednesday.
March 1 at 7:30 p.m. Parents of
children grades seven thnnigh 12 are
encouraged to attend with their
children Child care will be
provided
Sr. Catherine will deal with those
kinds of everyday experiences that
we deal with in family and working
relationships that sometimes cause us
pain Specific topics include listen
ing skills, intervention skills, deal
ing with anxiety and stress, anger
and aggression, depression and
suicide There will also be helps on
what to look for when you are seek
ing professional help If you have
any questions please call Ardy Even-
son at 676-5069
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Contest Next to Don is Chad Skroch. Brent
Wright and the winnner. Charene Coe
Wright, tor the second year in a row.
a $50 bond and third place ('had
Skroch. a 550 bond Brent s sister
Nance, was the state winner five
years ago Charcnc s poster will go
to Pendleton to compete in the
regional competition
The posters were on display last
weekend at the Elks Club during the
Elks Annual
The competition included approx
mutely HO students from lexmgton.
lone and Heppner
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to participate ill the style show by
Due to the impending strike by
pre-registration Garments may he teac hers the Morrow County School
modeled by their creator or by Board adopted a "resolution of con
another person Men. women and tingent stale of emergency" at a
youth are encouraged to model their special meeting Saturday. Echruarv
hand made garments
18, according to Doyle McCaslin.
Registration or pre-entry forms superintendent
are available at the Morrow Exten-
The action puts the board in con
sion office. Box 397. Heppner. tinuous special session until the
phone 676 9642 Prc registration is strike emergency ends Under con
required by March 31
tinuous special session the board
More inhumation will be available does mu adhHim It recesses and can
in local newspapers and tabric stores reconvene whenever board action is
with a complete schedule of topics required
and demonstrations available prior to
In as much as the board is now in
date
continuous special sessi >n. plans for
Businesses interested in booth all regular board meetings have been
space or demonstrations may call the suspended There was no board
i m ention oflfk> i<>r »pace > t meeting Tuesday, Echruarv 21
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Bring your quilt for Show and
Tell. Saturday morning
Any questions may be answered
by Shirley Stejskal (503) 922 3546
or mail registration and lunch
monies to Shirley Stciskal. 307
Klickitat. Umatilla, OR 97882
Registration is $15 per ilay , 510 tor
persons over 65, 55 tor Ann Simms
workshop and 58 for buffet and
drinks each dav
"A n Irish Quilting Spree" is
scheduled to take place Friday and
Saturday. March 3 and 4 at Ncndels
Golf Resort and Conference Center
in Umatilla
The workshop is to begin at 10
a m l.unch will be served at the cost
of 58 which includes a large buttet
at noon Coffee, tea and punch will
be served all day by Ncndels
You arc to bring sewing basket,
large sheets of graph paper and
Morrow County receives three ATV's
fo r law enforcement use
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Computer Paper
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Gazette-Times
e The Board is seeking certificated teachers not presently
employed who are willing to teech children during this emer
gency
• Deify pey wW ba $127 00. which is the average daily pay the
Boero is currently offering to ita teachers
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thee personal date confidential during the course of the strike
and maintain working conditions conducive to the education of
students
e Par diem tor expenses and wee kly round trip mileage retm
bursement also wilt be paid
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certification
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that they intend to stnks on March 1 . 1939 The Board will
operate schools wrth nonstriking teachers certificated admims
trafora and certificated teachers
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Barney Lindsay of the Heppner
Future Farmers of America Chapter
won the Extemporaneous Speaking
Contest at the Blue Mountain EEA
District 1-eadership Skills contest
Lindsay competed at the sectional
level on February 21 in l-ax Grande
He faced the top two speakers from
the Eastern Oregon and Snake River
districts
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contest, the speaker draws a topic
and has 30 minutes to prepare a four
to six minute speech Contestants
also must answer questions about
their speech
Barney won extem poraneous
speaking at the district and sectional
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Scott Johnston and Les Payne get ready tor their trip to
Washington, D C. March 3-5
Scott Johnston, sophomore, and
I a * s Payne. Heppner High Schikil
teacher, have been chosen as one of
three action teams to attend the 1 9 8 9
National Youth Conference to be
held in Washington. D C. March
3 5 The conference is sponsored hv
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
(MADD) and National Association
of Broadcasters
These teams will be participating
with other state teams in addressing
the problem of teenage impaired
driving There was a team selected
from each of the northwestern,
eastern and southern sections of the
state
This conference will offer the op
portunity to network with other
groups dealing with impaired driv
ing and will also be the National
Kick-Off for Operation Prom-
Graduation Groups will also have
tune to showcase their own special
problems
The team consists of one adult and
one student This is a working team,
so the adult will play an integral role,
no just act as chaperone
MADE) will cover the cost of air
transportation, lodging and con
ference registration
They will be leaving March 2 and
return to Portland Sunday, March 5
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Citizens wishing to mail presenta
lions to the board are invited to do
so, says McCaslin
The business o f T u esd ay 's
regularly scheduled meeting was
conducted at the meeting on Satur
day. February 18 In one action the
board approved the attendance of
teacher l-es Payne and student Scott
Johnston at the National Youth Con
fcrcnce on drug and alcohol abuse in
Washington. D C March 3-5
The news release went on to say
an announcement was made at the
Saturday meeting that a mediation
session between MCEA and the
board had been scheduled for 8:30
p m. February 20 at Heppner High
School.
The Morrow County School District
Board of Directors is recruiting
replacement teachers.
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Payne and Johnston to attend
Nat’l Youth Conference
Quilting spree held at
Ways to cope with your teenager
Nendel’s March 3 and 4
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Si Patrick's Day buttons are now
available from downtown mcr
chants The button was designed
again this year by Judie laughlin It
tv a three-color button with an
Irishman dancing a jig This is the
seventh year for the celebration and
the third year for buttons
The buttons have numbers on the
bac k of them and the luc ky buttons
are gixxl fix free merchandise at par
ticiputing merchants Merchants will
have the lucky numbers posted in
their stores on Saturday. March 18
and you must claim your prizes then
A variety of entertainment is
planned for this year s celebration
and there will be good food galore
Downtown on Saturday, many
groups and clubs will have food
items for sale and Irish souvenirs
will be available
Come on down and join the fun
at FFA sectional level
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School hoard in continuous special
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Don Cole, (left) Heppner Elementary School
principal, presents savings bonds to the wmn-
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certification and want mora information contact the Morrow
County School District Office at (503) 909 8202 between 8 00
am and5 0 0 p m
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The Morrow County Sheriff v Office thi\ week received three Honda 200
cc. ATV’s from an anonymous donor There was only one stipulation that
came w ith the donation, that the operators of these vehicles he ATV train
ed The Hondas arc worth approximately 57,(XX) and are brand new They
are to be used for law enforcement, off-road work and Search anil Rescue,
according to Sheriff Roy Drago The ATV's arrived Thursday and were
fully assembled anil equipped and pre paid The ATV's will be equipped
wiih radios and lights All the county had to do to receive the ATV's was
to apply for them
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True pearl lovers actually prolong the life of their
pearls by simply having them restrung once a year.
And, because we re fully aware that the more you
wear pearls the more susceptible their cords become to
breakage, we offer professional, reliable restringing as
well as selling of fine pearls.
So come visit us. W e II tie the knot over and over
again. W e care.
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completed before employment
e If you come to the District, bring your teaching certificate If
your teechmg certificate « expired or from another state,
contact Teacher s Standards and Practices Commission
Salem. Oregon 97310. (503) 370 3580 for a substitute
teaching certificate
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