Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 29, 1994 - THREE
Style show planned July 7
Babysitter course completed
Students at babysitting class
Sixteen future babysitters com­
pleted an eight-hour training
course in Heppner on June 20 and
21. The students had ’’hands-on”
opportunities to practice making
articles for a ’’sitters bag of
tricks,” learn basic first aid and
when to call for help during
medical emergencies, and how to
hold and diaper babies. Students
also observed toddlers at play,
made safe nutritious snacks,
learned to build a child’s self
esteem, and learned techniques
for
positive
behavior
management.
The training, coordinated by
the 4-H Youth Development pro­
gram, was conducted by local
medical personnel and interesed
parents. The teaching team in­
cluded George Naims, Sue
Thompson, Kathleen Lowe, Kay
Proctor, Laura Burnside-
McElligott, Dr. Jeanne Berretta
and Carol Michael-Bennett. In­
fants and toddlers who helped
with the program were Carrie
Haguewood, Nicholas Lacey,
HHS honor roll
students named
By Amy Drake, Reporter
Thursday June 23, the Sassy
Sewers 4-H sewing group went
to the Tri-Cities to pick out fabric
for their outfits for fair. Those
who went were Amy Drake,
Brooke Boyer, Macy Rhea and
leader Carley Drake. They also
looked at ready made garments.
Members will meet individually
with the leader to make their
project.
Heppner High School has
released its honor roll and
honorable mention students for
the spring term. Honor Roll
students are those whose grade
point average falls between 3.33
to 4. Honorable mention grades
are from 3 to 3.29.
Following are students who
qualify:
Honor Roll Seniors: Kara An-
sotegui, Tony Beckett, Gretchen
Berretta 4., Alissa Brownfield,
Erin Fishburn 4., Aleida
Goodyear, Sara Greenup, Joseph
Healy, Jodi Johnston, Richard
Koffler, Candis Marshall, Ryan
Munkers, Kevin Payne, Kevin
Scott, James Tellechea, Stacy
Wilhelm; Honorable Mention-
Daniel Beck, Dwayne Dunaway,
Holly Eckman, Shawn Foster,
Truitt Greenup, Willie Kraft, Joe
Lindsey, Zane Martin, Greg
Morrell, Jeremy Watson, Jered
Wicklund, Nikki Sweeney.
Juniors, Honor Roll:, Patty
Anderson, Tracy Blodgett, Ethan
Burnside 4., Chris Dickenson,
Kelsie Evans, Dani Hill, Jenny
Krein, Mark Moeller, John
Qualls, Brent Wright; Honorable
mention-Tina Chinen, Jeremy
Cimmiyotti, Willie DeBoer, Ron-
di Robinson, Bill Schlaich, Bryce
Tucker, Troy Wilson.
Sophomores Honor Roll:
Casey Betzold, Angela DeBo,
Tina Kemp, Phillip Spicerkuhn,
Jessica Sumner; Honorable
Mention-Dan Burnside, Joshua
Clark, Brian Cole, Ben Ewing,
Kristina Grant.
Freshmen Honor Roll: Joann
Bingham, Joshua Coiner, Traci
Dickenson, Jennie Gavin, Brent
Gunderson, Toni Kemp, Brian
Koffler, Brandi Marshall, Mindy
Qualls, Eric Schonbachler,
Robert Schultz, Phillip Tellechea,
Lindsey Waterland, Jeremy
Worden 4.; Honorable Mention-
Amanda Gutierrez, Stormy
Howard, Lori Moeller, Amber
Rollis, Richard Worden
Residents of north Morrow
County will have a designated
Blue Mountain Community Col­
lege coordinator for fall term, ac­
cording to officials at the college.
The area serviced by Anne
Morter, BMCC South Morrow
County coordinator, has been ex­
tended to include all of Morrow
County.
“ I will be developing classes
for fall term during the summer.
This will include classes offered
in the Boardman and Irrigon
areas.” says Morter. "Residents
of north Morrow who have
specific concerns or class needs
are invited to give me a call.”
M orter’s phone number is
503/422-7040. She hopes to
secure a Boardman phone
number over the summer.
In the past, a few classes have
been offered in the area most
terms. The designation of a coor­
dinator comes a year after north
Morrow county residents made a
request for more involvement
from the college. Last fall a study
was conducted by the college to
determine the needs and interest
of Boardman and Irrigon
residents. As a result the number
of classes offered in the area was
increased both winter and spring
terms.
Jeffrey McConnell, Mark
McCabe, Courtney Berretta,
Catherine McElligott, Justin
Gutierrez and Jordan Hastings.
Youth attending the babysitter
training were: Danielle
McDowell, Tai Sweek, Marissa
McCabe, Camille Sykes, Katie
Bacon, Andrew Vosberg, Sarah
Eckman, Molly Barrow, Felici­
ty Warren, Erin Crowell, Jamie
Perez, Korey Morgan, Krista
Adams, Kaylee Zumwalt,
Kathryn Jones and Adrienne
Swanson.
Swim lessons schedules announced __ 4-H News___
Three sessions of swim lessons
have been scheduled this summer
at the lone pool, according to
director Sarah Carlson.
Brandi Ball will be the instruc­
tor for both the following ses­
sions:
Heppner Sessions 1, July
12-22, level 3, 10-10:45 a.m.;
level 1, 11-11:30.
lone Session II, July 26-Aug 5,
level 7, 10-10:45 a.m.; level 1,
11-11:30 a.m.
Sarah Carlson and Sally
Walker will be instructors for
these sessions:
Heppner Session II Aug 9-19,
level 5 and 2, 9-9:40 a.m.; level
3 and 4, 9:45-10:25 a.m.; Level
1 and 2, 10:30-11:10 a.m.;
preschool
(3-5 years)
11:15-11:45 a.m.
The American Red Cross has
changed their swim lesson
classifications. Following is a
description of the skills that will
be taught a each level.
Wajer Exploration Level 1
(previously Beginner V4) Elemen­
tary aquatic skills, water adjust­
ment, buoyancy and breath con­
trol, independent water entry and
exit, comfortable movement in
the water.
Primary Skills Level 2-
(previously Beginner 2A ) Breath
holding, independent movement
in the water, prone and supine
floats and glides,, rhythmic
breathing, jumping into chest
deep water, prone and supine
flutter kick and finning, turning
over, PFD skills
Stroke Readiness Level 3-
(previously Advanced Beginners)
Retrieve objects off the bottom,
bobs, jump into deep water and
recover, beginning dive from the
side of the pool, crawl stroke with
coordinted breathing, beginning
level back crawl, and elementary
backstroke.
Stroke Development Level
4-(previously Advanced Begin-
ner/Intermediate) Deep water
bobs, standing dive, perfect
strokes, elementary backstroke,
front and back crawl, beginning
breastroke, and sidestroke, turns
Stroke Refinement Level 5-
(Previously Intermediate) Stride
jump, beginning diving board
progression, long shallow dive,
underwater swimming , perfec­
ting previously learned strokes,
beginning butterfly stroke, open
turns, and surface dives
Skill Proficiency Level 6-
(previously Swimmers) Advanc­
ed diving board skill, perfection
of strokes, speed turns, basic
rescue skills.
Advanced Skills Level 7-
(previously Adv. Swimmers) Ad­
vanced diving board skills,
Perfection and speed on all
strokes previously taught, flip
turns, and advanced rescue skills.
All lessons are Tuesday-Friday
for the dates given. Lesson sign
up is at the lone Swimming Pool
with Brandi Ball during pool
hours or call 422-7583 for more
information. The registration fee
is $15.
Two days of fun for lone
Fourth of July
By Anne Morter
The lone Fourth of July
Celebration gets underway this
weekend with two fun-filled days
of activités for the whole family.
To correct a couple of items from
last week’s listings, KORD Radio
from the Tri-Cities will broadcast
live from the lone City Park from
noon to 3 p.m. on July 4. A cou­
ple of advertising spots are still
available. Interested parties
should contact Teresa Hams at
422-7030.
Also, the entry fee to the
Shotgun Scramble golf tourna­
ment is $15 per person, and ad­
mission to the youth dance on
Sunday. July 3, at the Legion
Hall is $1 per person. Proceeds
for that event go to the Ken
Snider Memorial Fund.
Notice
Drs. Edward and Jeanne Berretta will be out
of the office from July 1, 1994 through July
31, 1994. Pioneer Memorial Clinic will re­
main open and hours will be unchanged.
Clinic hours are Mon.-Fri., 9:00 A.M. to 5:00
P.M. Wed. hours are 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
A physician will be available to provide ser­
vices at the clinic and at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital. As usual, please call the clinic at
676-5504 to schedule an appointment dur-
ing this time.
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Trunk show to be modeled
and Rodeo Court will model their
Soroptimist International of royal wardrobe, and local custom
Heppner will sponsor a McCalls sewers and merchants will have
Traveling Trunk Show “ Sew For fashion-related educational ex­
Fun” style show and dessert, hibits. Tickets for the dessert and
Thursday, July 7, at 7 p.m. St.' doorprize drawings, will be sold
Patricks Parish Hall in Heppner. for $5. Garments will be model­
The ’94 Morrow County Fair ed by local youth and adults.
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BMCC coordinator to serve north county
Celebration planned
at
Boardman
tivities are as follows: softball
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A Fourth of July celebration
has been planned at the Boardman
Marina.
Events will get underway Sun­
day, July 3. with an all-day soft-
ball tournament. Concessions will
be available at noon.
On Monday, July 4. a 5K
wellness walk will start the day
at 8 a.m. Registration is at Indian
Rock. Other Fourth of July ac­
tournament, all day; parade. I0
a.m.; bed race, after parade: con­
cessions, noon; horseshoe tour­
nament and mini-midway games.
1 p.m.; Bingo, 1-3 p.m.; dunk
tank and tug of war, 2 p.m.; lip
sync talent show, 3:30 p.m.;
chamber auction, 4:30 p.m.; live
band, “ Music Train” , 6:30
p.m.; fireworks, dark.
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Heppner
Wranglers
Riding Club
Trail Ride
July 9
For more information
Call 676-5037 or 676-5819
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