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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday September 13, 2000
Advisory boards discuss projects
for proposed bond levy
Class of 1980 holds reunion
lhe Heppner Class of 1980 recently held their 20th class reunion
with 30 classmates in attendance
l he class awarded "most changed" and "traveled the farthest" to
Bill Huston of Freehold. New Jersey. "Least changed" was Paula
Heinrichs; "youngest child" to Claudia Huston Smythe:
"triathalon" to Dale Holland and "most inspirational" to Gen
Grieb.
Classmates attending the reunion as pictured are (left to right):
front row-Sherry Combs Hill. Rita Gibson Walling. Paula
Heinrichs, Claudia Huston Smythe. Todd Harrison. Bryan Kerr.
Dale Holland. Alan Fortenberry. Darwin Ansotegui; middle row-
lim Hedman. Jana Steagall Query . Larry Palmer. I odd Sherer. Pat
Lovgren. Mane Linnell. Chris Riddle. Chris Zika. Janette Piper
Skow. Bill Huston, Patty Huddleston Braun. Perry Wilson. Jett
Edmondson; back row-Jaekie Gentry Ansotegui. Kaedene
Hollomon Bailey. Melody Gochnauer Nuxoll, Janice Sherman
Huddleston. JoLvnn Daly Anderson. Gen Gneb. Sandy Hudson
Patton. I ela Breidenbach Peterson.
Engagement
W a g e n b la s t - S c h m it t
Church of
Nazarene
mini-retreat
The Heppner Church of the
Nazarene has planned a mini
retreat, "a Garden ot Hope."
Saturday. Sept. 23.
Lhe church welcomes
welcomes Ruth Denny as their
speaker for this mini-retreat.
Denny is the wife of the late Rev.
Randal Lari Denny of the
Spokane Valley Church of the
Nazarene
A registration of S3 will cover
lunch. Those planning to attend
should send RSVP and money by
Sunday. Sept. 17. to Shirley
George. 687 E Hager St..
Heppner. Oregon 97S36. phone
676-5871.
The first session will begin ai
10 a.m.. followed bv a soup salad
lunch at noon The >ccond
session will begin at 1 p.m. and
will finish by mid-afternoon.
A tree will ottering will nelp
defray Denny ^ expenses
" I bis should piove to he a
great time of inspiration as we
come together to listen to what
the Lord has placed on Ruth’s
heart.” said spokesperson Kathv
Jones
Everyone is invited to attend
Arts & Crafts
club plans
coast trip
Amy Wagenblast and Charles Schmitt. Jr.
Steve and Vicki Wagcnblast of Lexington announce the
engagement of their daughter. Amy Lynn Wagcnblast. to
Raymond Charles Schmitt. Jr., both of Spokane. WA.
The bride-elect graduated from lone High School and from
Oregon State University. She is employed by Northwest farm
Credit Serv ices in Spokane, WA
Schmitt is the son of Ray and Joan Schmitt of Sprague. W A. I le
graduated from Sprague High School and Washington State
University, and also received his MBA degree from Eastern
Washington University. He is currently employed at Western Bank
in Spokane. WA.
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BENEFIT
STEAK FEED & AUCTION
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The Morrow County Arts and
Crafts group has planned a trip to
the coast through Sisters into
Newport on Oct. 13-15.
After an overnight on the
beach, the group w ill tour Oregon
Coast Aquarium and Old Town
before they travel to Lincoln City.
The Smoky Robinson show at the
Chinook Winds Casino is included
in the overnight stay in Lincoln
City.
Coming east again. the group
will make a stop at Evergreen
Aviation in McMinnevillc and at
the new Chinese Gardens in Port
land.
.Anyone interested in going may
contact Betty Mills. 676-5546. or
Bebc Munkers, 676-9677.
Neighborhood
Center plans sale
A rummage sale will he held at
the Heppner Neighborhood
Center on Friday, September 15.
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Morrow C ounty School
District advisory boards are
holding a series of meetings to
discuss
school
building
construction projects for possible
inclusion in the school bond
election proposed for March
Preliminary lists of projects
have been compiled for each
school. The following lists are
only tentative and are not listed
in order of priority.
Heppner Elementary
School
-Energy efficient windows for
all classrooms in the old section
of the building.
-Tile hallways, classrooms and
entry way. Asbestos tiling is
breaking in all areas and needs to
be replaced.
-New roof for main
building/old section.
Additionally, if the old
building and gymnasium are tom
down:
-Build
cafeteria-
auditorium gym nasium /band
room connected to main
building.
-Add parking area and bus
loading zone.
-Reroute Stansbury Street.
If the buildings remain
-C lose off upper floors of
Heppner Junior High.
-Construct sidewalk rails next
to the gymnasium.
-Remove trees and pave
portion of HJH front for
additional parking.
-New roof on gymnasium.
New ceiling in band room.
lone Schools
-New elementary school.
-Maintenance projects for high
school.
Heppner High School
-New roof on both buildings.
-Prepare, paint and seal
exterior of buildings.
-Replace sidewalks and
exterior steps in front of school.
-Remove old floor tile and
replace with new in all
classrooms and at main entry
-Prepare each room for future
distance teaming.
-Remove existing darkroom
and build new one in shop.
-Add electrical outlets to all
classrooms
-New ceiling tile in lower hall.
-Build storage shelves and
book shelves in all classrooms
-Replace existing windows
with energy efficient windows.
-Renovate storage under gym
and upper wing.
-New mtercom/clock system
-Enlarge principal’s office
space.
-Completely renovate and
enlarge both boys’ and girls’
locker rooms.
-Move storage rooms for P.E.
and sports.
-Remove gym floor ana put
down new floor.
-Seal coat existing parking lots.
-Pave parking lot at end of gym.
-Pave road to baseball field.
-Building retaining wall at
baseball field.
-New practice gym.
-New all-weather track
Sam Boardtnan Elementary
Boardman
-Enlarge freezer space.
-Remodel restrooms in older
part of building-flushers.
-Remodel old classrooms,
storage and coat areas.
-Heating/ ventilation/ air/
c o n d itio n in g
(MV AC)
replacement in old part of
building.
-Build outside restrooms for
playing fields.
-Put small restrooms in
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Tuesday - Friday 11-2,5-9
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N E W F O R LU N C H !
Tuesday - Friday 11:30-1:30
Pizza by the slice!!!
Only $2.00
With salad & beverage $3.75
Lanes are up a n d ru n n in g
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Leagues are starting week o f 9 /1 7 /0 0
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T u e s d a y : L a d ie s’ 6 :3 0 p.m .
W ed n esd ay: M en ’s 6 :3 0 p.m .
T h u r s d a y : M ixed 9 :3 0 a.m .
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Dinner tickets: $ 1 5 12 years or older
$6 children 1 1 years or younger • $25 per couple
Jewelers
Bowling is Back!
A practice session will begin Friday, Sept 15 to determine teams.
Bring gym shoes and knee pads for practices and games.
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(» p.m . Social H o u r - N o H ost Bar
7 p.m . D in n e r w ith the A uction to follow
security.
-Upgrade electrical
-Replace football field lights.
-Put outside bleachers on
concrete or asphalt pad
-Repave driveway and lower
parking area.
-Remove asbestos in crawl-
ways.
-Build additional soccer fields.
-Seal coat parking lots.
Community members are
encouraged to attend the adv isory
committee meetings and provide
input.
Upcoming advisory
committee and board meetings
are as follows:
-Wednesday, September 20
Special
Heppner-Lexington
Advisory Committee meeting.
Heppner Elementary School. 7
p.m.
-Tuesday, October 3:
Boardman Irrigon Advisory
Committee
meeting.
Sam
Boardman Elementary School. 7
p.m
-Wednesday, October 4:
Heppner-Lexington
Advisory
'Committee meeting, Heppner
Elementary School, 7 p.m.
-Thursday. October 5 lone
Advisory Committee meeting,
lone Schools Library. 7 p.m.
-Monday, October 9: Ihe
Morrow County School Board
will meet at 5 p.m. for a work
session concerning the proposed
bond issue prior to the regular
meeting planned for 7:30 p.m. at
Riverside High School.
Thursday, October 12: A
meeting of the Bond Campaign
Support Committee will be held
at the Port of Morrow,
Boardman. at 6:30 p.m.
SOUTH MORROW COUNTY COLT VOLLEYBALL TO BEGIN SEPT 15
(olt volleyball for (fiildren in third through sixth grade
will run from Friday, Sept. 15 to Sunday, Oct. 15. y k
Came) will be on Sundays and practices on Friday.
AUDREY HOMAN
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MAREK KOPACZ
ANGIE CCJRRIN WILLIAMS
kindergarten rooms.
A.C. Houghton Elementary
Irrigon
-Exterior doors and frames-
replace
-Electrical upgrade in older
part of building.
-Replace floor tile
-Replace single pane wtndows-
energy conservation.
-Pave southeast side of school-
bus area.
-Replace pavement on
intermediate playground.
-Replace HVAC in old part of
building.
-Replace roofing with 20-30
year roof.
-Seal parking and primary
playground asphalt.
Columbia Middle School
-Fence a security area.
-Finish paving parking area-
expand for high school.
-Carpet five classrooms.
-Improve outside athletic
facilities.
-Upgrade restrooms-flushers.
-Provide additional gym
space-Irrigon High School.
-Construct new fire exit from
existing gym.
-Renovate HVAC-capacity
problem.
Riverside High School,
Boardman
-Upgrade old restrooms-
flushers.
-HVAC upgrade-capacity.
-Replace rooting on flat part of
building and shop area.
-Replace lighting controls m
auditorium.
-Replace tile in halls-older part
of building.
-Fence around football field-
Registration and release forms are available at the elementary school office
with the volunteer sign-up sheet at the elementary and high schools
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