H e p pn er G a ze tte -Tim e s, H eppn er, O re go n W e d n e sd a y. Ju ly 10, 19 9 6 - FIVE
L u th e ra n s p la n p a s to r e x c h a n g e
Morrow County School
District's newly-hired assistant
superintendent, Michael J.
Keown started work for the
district July 1.
The assistant superinten
d e n t 's position has been
reinstated after several years of
absence to help the district cope
with a larger enrollment in a
wide-spread district, new pro
grams, a growing number of
students enrolled in special
programs and ever-increasing
state and federal regulations.
Keown, 46, was bom in
Pendleton and grew up in
Walla Walla. He graduated
from Oregon State University
with bachelor's and master's
degrees in English education.
He received his administration
certification from the University
of Oregon and has extensive
experience in administration.
Keown's first teaching job
was at Condon, where he
taught for six years. After that
he spent three years as prin
cipal at Condon. He accepted
a position as principal-super
intendent at Huntington, be
fore taking a job as superinten
dent at the Pine Eagle School
District which serves the towns
of Richland and Halfway in
Baker County. He was super
intendent there for seven years
before moving to Oakridge
where he was superintendent
four years prior to coming to
Morrow County.
Keown, 46, and his wife,
Kari, have two daughters,
Keelie, 21, who will be a senior
at George Fox College in
Newburg this fall, and Kasye,
19, who will be a freshman at
George Fox.
Kari, who is a homemaker,
Michael J. Keown
has an associate of arts degree
in sociology and psychology.
The past three years she has
worked with the Oregon State
University Extension Service
doing a 4-H program in foods
and nutrition for third graders.
The Keowns are in the pro
cess of buying a home in
Heppner.
"W e're excited to be here,"
said Michael. "It's going to
work out really w ell." " I
think you have a really good
school system here. Academ
ically it looks like the kids are
doing well," added Keown. "I
think it will be a pleasure work
ing here."
The family's move to Hepp
ner will also bring them closer
to Michael's father and brother
who live in Walla Walla.
Keown enjjoys golf, target
shooting, reading and chil
dren's activities.
Hope, Valby, Milton-Free-
water, and Enterprise Lutheran
churches are participating in a
pulpit exchange on Sunday Ju
ly 14.
Pastor David Brauer-Rieke of
Christ the King Lutheran
Church of Milton-Free water,
will be liturgist and preacher at
the Hope and Valby Lutheran
Parish. Pastor Stan Hoobing of
the Hope and Valby Lutheran
Parish will be guest liturgist
and preacher at Grace Luth
eran church in Enterprise.
Kristi Webber, the intern at
Christ the King in Milton-
Freewater will be the liturgist
and preacher at Milton-Free-
water.
Pastor Brauer Rieke will be
preaching at 9 a.m. at Valby.
The adult Bible class will not
meet at its usual 8:15 a.m. time.
Rachel Hoobing, lay delegate to
N ate Arbogast
Morrow County School
District's new computer techni-
cian/software specialist, Nate
Arbogast, has experience in
education, business and com
puter technology.
Arbogast, 25, received a
bachelor of arts degree from
Portland State University in
business administration and
marketing, completing "a lot"
of computer courses in the pro-
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Computer technician on
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cess. Arbogast also earned a
degree in business education
from Eastern Oregon State Col
lege at LaGrande. After receiv
ing his education degree, he
was hired as a teacher at
LaGrande High School, prim
arily as an instructor in key
boarding and computer ap
plications. During that time he
also operated his own com
puter business in LaGrande,
selling computer equipment,
memory and services. Clients
included Kaiser Permante in
Portland, Portland State
University and the Pilot Rock
Police Department, in addition
to many individuals.
As computer technician/soft-
ware specialist, Arbogast will
coordinate the district's new
expansive computer system-
including wiring, cabling, com
puter systems, hardware and
software-throughout the dis
trict, including all the schools
and the district office.
Nate, who believes he is
related somehow to the Ar-
bogasts in the area, has mov
ed with his wife, Chandra, to
a home in Heppner. They are
expecting their first baby in
August.
Oregon Synod Assembly, will
give a report to the congrega
tion after the 9 a.m. worship
service.
Pastor Brauer-Rieke will
preach at 11 a.m. at Hope
Lutheran Church, Tony Becket
will share after the worship ser
vice with the members of the
congregation about his trip
with Crossways Ministries in
northern Panama.
The Rev. David Brauer-Rieke
has been the pastor in Milton-
Free water for over eight years.
He has been active in the Blue
Mountain Cluster of the
Oregon Synod in the Confir
mation Retreat program and
serves as secretary-treasurer of
the cluster.
M embers, friends and
visitors are welcome to the ser
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Hope-Valby Lutheran Parish.
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