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lone Site Council discusses activities
The lone Site Council met
Wednesday, March 11 at the high
school.
Chanty McElhgott reported on
the Positive School Action Com
mittee. Students of the month for
February were Katie Bacon and
Shawn Moon. The club made $79
on their silent bake sale. The
middle school voted Caitlin Orem
and Cody Grubaugh students of
the month. Advisor Steve Schaber
reported they are trying to redo
the system for choosing students
and he is working with the com
mittee on that. The middle school
planned a dance Thursday, March
19.
Dean Robinson gave a favor
able report on the testing that took
place in February. He said the
parent snacks were a success and
he felt the testing atmosphere was
outstanding.
Anne Morter, as a parent vol
unteer, will publish a newsletter
to inform parents and community
people what is going on at lone
schools. It was agreed the news
letter would be a good way to
contact parents regarding the two
openings on the council at the end
o f this school year. M aureen
Krebs and Jen McElligott’s terms
expire and, although they can be
reelected, they encourage other
parents to get involved. It was
also noted that according to coun
cil by-laws, community or busi
ness people may also apply for
membership to the council.
Several students were recog
nized for their accomplishments.
Jessica Krebs will be taking an
all-expense paid trip to Washing
ton D.C., New York and Canada.
She won the trip, sponsored by the
International Order of the Odd
Fellows Lodge, by placing in a
United Nations Pilgrimage for
Youth speech contest. Erin
Crowell, Miranda McElhgott and
Mary Weaver also competed and
will each receive a $50 U.S. sav
ings bond for their efforts.
The girls’ and boys’ basketball
teams were recognized for their
accomplishments this year, as
well as the middle school students
who supported the teapis at the
district tournament.
Future Business Leaders of
America members Jessica Krebs,
Jenny Sullivan and Jeremiah
McElhgott will represent lone in
the state competition in Portland.
The lone eighth grade class
competed in the Heppner Elks
Lodge Americanism Poster Con
test. Amellia Peck placed first and
Salli McElhgott, second. They
both were aw arded savings
bonds.
The Tears of Joy Theatre pro
gram, Bridge of Gods, was pre
sented to grades K-12. The pro
gram is based on Klickitat Indian
tales and was funded by the Na
tional Endowment for the Arts.
Teachers Betty Rietmann and
Linda Jones will attend an in-ser
vice, “Reading More and Loving
It,” Tuesday, April 21 in Portland.
The Oregon Writing Festival is
May 1-2 in Portland. Three lone
students will be chosen to attend.
Outdoor School for sixth graders
will be May 4-7 at the Tupper
Guard Station.
The next site council meeting
will be Wednesday, April 8 at 5
p.m. in room one o f the high
school.
Fifty-four participants gathered
at Riverside High School to learn
the basics of public speaking at
Speakeasy held on February 16.
Gilliam County Extension agent
Cindy Osterlund conducted the
public speaking field day. Mike
Street, Condon, and Rachell
Homer and Christi VanGorder,
both of Boardman, helped with
the workshop by giving example
presentations.
Junior leader,
Shannon Wetherell, Boardman,
assisted by leading several
speaking activities.
Dottie
Reynolds, Condon, was in charge
of registration.
During the round robin finale,
all participants took their place
before an audience of about 65
and
delivered
a
team
presentation. Morrow County
Team
presenters
included:
"Teach the 4-H Pledge" - Angela
Harsin, Jamie Schell and Jessica
Wainwright; "Ants on a Raft"-
Kaylee Palmateer and Dottie
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Saturday, March 28th at 4 p.m. for a private party. I
Reynolds; "Moon Sundaes" -
Kristal Temple, Mike Street,
Jason Rucker and Trinity
McCoin; "Kitty Cat Blues" -
Bnanne Johes, Heather Yocom
and Jamcka McGuire; "It's Time
to Polish Those Stinky Old
Shoes" - Jessica McGuire and
Amy Jepsen; "Fnendly Fingers" -
Blair Keithley, Linsey Mitchell,
Sharma Rietmann and Madison
Bailey; "Mess, Mess,. Mess" -
Jode Coil and Kyle Carson; "Are
You Cold?
Drink Hot
Chocolate" - Kylee Disque and
Liz Orwick; "Stickers and
Stationary" - Megan McCabe,
Olivia Thompson and Kasie
Peterson;
"Rubber
Stamp
Creations" - Rachelle Homer and
Christi VanGorder; "Fixing Hair”
- Megan McCabe, Alyssa
Rietmann and Kaylee Palmateer;
"Bubbles" - Kyle Palmateer and
Kelly Thompson; and "Tags and
Vaccination" - Andrew Rietmann
and Jared Thompson.
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Satellite program planned at PMH
The Northeast Oregon Area
Health Education Center (AHEC)
will offer a medical terminology
series via satellite at Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner
on April 9, 16 and 23 from noon
to 1 p.m.
A comprehensive
class
workbook is included with the
registration fee of $30 per
person. A discount rate of $25
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For more information call
Carole Smith, 962-3423.
'The program instructor is Laura
Laurence, accredited records
technician, and medical records
manager at Grande Ronde
Hospital at LaGrande.
The senes of three one-hour
sessions covenng basic medical
terminology is designed to give
students a working knowledge of
medical terminology so they can
advance their vocabulary beyond
the terms learned in class.
M arch 8 8 th ~ Saturday
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS at 4 p.m. Whole roast
hog with all the other good dishes at 6 p.m. Come
ertfoy the festivities with our new Exalted Ruler, Joe
Kenny, and his wife, Linda, and all the other new
officers.
We thank current Exalted Ruler, Roger Mortlmore,
and wife, Andrea, for all the time and effort they
have expended the past few years. Our lodge has
prospered and grown through their dedication, ef
forts and guidance.
Installation of officer for 1988-99 is open to the
public, and all family and friends are invited.
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