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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 14,2006 - THREE Students show they are “Water Wise” Cardinal Booster Club news The Cardinal Boost er Club met Monday, June 5 at the school library. The club received a thank you note from the ten nis team for the Gatorade and water provided them for district competition. Track Coach Del LaRue expressed his appreciation for the re freshments, as well as the club providing a coach bus and extra meal money for the athletes going to state. The leftover water will be avail able for sum m er league home basketball games. The club voted not to become involved in pro moting Melaleuca products. Becky Tullis made adjustments to and complet ed the tax-exempt forms. C lub m em bers learned that 12 additional size adult small 4th of July t-shirts have been ordered. Dean Robinson re ported the Sports Hall of Fame constitution is being drafted. Copies will be made available for members to re view. The football coach es are planning to order shirts with an lone sport logo as a fundraiser for their pro gram. The Nike shirts will be available for participants in the football camp as well as Cardinal fans. Both children and adult sizes will be or dered. The club approved buying football p ractice pants for the high school team . M em bers also ap proved the purchase of hel mets and shoulder pads for the team if th ere is not enough money in the foot ball budget to cover those expenses. Membership letters will be sent out to families and businesses in August. A family membership will con Paige (¡rieh and Maddie Lindsey. Not pictured: Makenzi Hughes. tinue to be $50 and a busi ness membership $ 100. Next year the business member ship will include the business name printed on the sports programs. - There are two open ings for parent positions on the lone Site Council. Par ents o f lone C om m unity School students are eligible. M eetings are held once a month at 3:30 p.m. The school fall pot- luck com m ittee is Dawn Julianne Carlson Eynetich and Karen Pad- Kvan Bennett berg. The next meeting of Cardinal Booster Club will be Monday, Aug. 28 at 7 p.m. at the school library. mm i I % C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S .... Adriana Sanchez Briton Hansen ■ H ALL1E ALLEN available on the main floor on the east side of McArthur Court for those wheelchairs or with other special mobility n eed s. A sig n lan g u ag e interpreter will be present. G u ests w ith im p a ire d hearing may wish to sit in the first few row s o f the southwest stands closest to the speaker’s platform. Individuals planning to attend commencement are advised to arrive early, as cam p u s p ark in g is very limited. Free parking will be available in lots located at E ast 15th A venue and Columbia Street and East 14th Avenue and Kincaid Street, as well as at specially marked parking meters at the edge of campus. In addition to the u n iv e rsity -w id e exercises on June 17, each school or college-including individual College of Arts and Sciences departments- w ill hold cerem o n ies at various campus locations on T hu rsd ay , F rid ay or Saturday, June 15-17. For tim es and lo c atio n s o f in d iv id u a l c o lle g e cerem o n ie s: stu d en tlife .u o re g o n .e d u / program s/com m encem ent/ S p rin g 0 6 L o c a tio n s .p d f, (541) 346-3216, or go to the Office of Student Life in Room 164 of Oregon Hall, 1585 E. 13th Ave. YVhitley Reece PERFECT ATTENDANCE Daisy Murguia School Year 2005 - 2006 * ! T he M orrqw Soil and W ater C onservation District held a conservation p o ste r c o n te st e n title d “ W ater W ise." S tu d en ts from M orrow C ounty learned about conserving water and how to be water wise. We som etim es take water for granted but this p recio u s reso u rce may become increasingly scarce as we place more demands on fresh w ater supplies, stated a M orrow SW CD staff member. T he first through Emily Dohertv third place winners received gift certificates and the first place winners will compete at the Oregon Association of C o n serv atio n D istrict C onvention in November 2006. The winners of the state contest will receive a $100 savings bond. Contest winners: 2 nd-3 rd grade: I s1 p lace-M ad d ie L indsey, Heppner Elementary School; 2nd place-MaKenzi Hughes, HES; and 3rd place-Paige Grieb, HES. 4 lh-6 lh grade: l sl place-Ryan Bennett, HES; 2nd place-Julianne Carlson, lone S ch o o l; 3rd place- Adriana Sanchez, Irrigon E lem entary S chool; and O u tstan d in g C re ativ ity A w ard-B riton H ansen, Windy River Elementary. 7,h-9 'h grade: l sl p la ce -W h itle y R eece, Riverside Jr/Sr High; 2nd place-Emily Doherty. RJSH; and 3rd plaee-Daisy Murguia, RJSH i Port of Morrow to meet i The Port of Morrow will hold a regular commission W e £oue yo u ! Dad, M odi, Rachel, Max & Nomile jji mmm Stefan Patrick Matheny received his bachelor of arts degree in international business from Linfield College during their spring commencement ceremony held May 28. Kathie L. Olsen, deputy director and chief operating officer of the National Science Foundation, presented the 2006 commencement address. OSU to graduate what may be its largest class in history fa t We all wanted you to he recognized tor your exceptional elfort this year. A to tal o f 4 ,3 6 3 stu d en ts w ho have completed work toward a degree during the 2005-06 academic year are eligible to p articip ate in the spring ceremonies, which begin at 12:30 p.m ., on Saturday, June 17 at McArthur Court, 1601 U n iv e rsity St. No tick ets are req u ired and doors will open at 10:30 a.m. P resid e n t D ave Frohnm ayer will preside over the university-w ide e x ercise s and also w ill present the university’s 2006 D istin g u ish ed S erv ice Awards and P resid en tial M edals. R e c ip ie n ts o f several d is tin g u ish e d teaching awards for faculty m em m bers a lso w ill be recognized. L ocal stu d en ts g rad u atin g in clu d e: Heppner- Jonathan Thomas Bennett, bachelor of science, political science; Kevin D. Drake, bachelor of science, psychology; Leland Rill, bachelor of arts, sociology; and Camille Emily Hilton Sykes, b ach elo r o f arts, multimedia design. Seating in McArthur Court will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Graduating students will sit on the main floor and guests will sit in the balconies. L im ited seatin g w ill be Linfîeld College announces graduates “ » MT You have real determination and character. It shows In your attendance and grades. University of Oregon announces degree candidates meeting on Wednesday. June 14 at 1:30 p.m. Included in the agenda are the W illow Creek Valley Economic Development Group and the Heppner Power Plant. The Port of Morrow building is located at 2 Marine Drive. Boardman. The meeting location is accessible to persons with disabilities. A request for an interpreter for the hearing impaired or for other accommodations for persons with disabilities should be made at least 48 hours before the meeting to Carmen Velasco or Elaine Vandecar a, (.541)481-7678. I O regon State U niversity w ill graduate what may be the largest class in its history on Sunday, June 18, when it holds its 137th annual commencement. The ceremony, which will be broadcast live over Oregon Public Broadcasting, begins at 2 p.m. in Reser Stadium. Warren Washington, an OSU alu m n u s and outgoing chairman of the prestigious National Science B oard, w ill give the commencement address. A bout 4 ,3 0 0 students will graduate from OSU in 2006 with some 4,440 degrees. Both would be records, according to B arbara B alz, the u n iv e rs ity 's reg istrar. Oregon State has attracted record enrollments over the past several years, leading to larger and larger graduating classes. L ast year, OSU graduated 4,083 students who received 4,219 degrees. OSU President Ed Ray and the academic deans will pass out diplomas to graduating students. Oregon State is one o f the few universities of its size to present actual diplomas to its g ra d u a tes d u rin g commencement. In addition to the d e g re es, O SU w ill give honorary doctorate degrees to W ashington and rural economics pioneer Emery Castle, and its Distinguished Service Award to business e n tre p re n e u r and p h ila n th ro p ist B ernie Newcomb. A m ong the graduates are: Boardman- Bryan M. Barton, Bachelor o f S cien ce, B u sin ess Administration; Cristina Z. Cuevas, Master of Science, Counseling; Scott P. Russell, M aster of S c ie n ce , Economics; Sara M. Yoder, B ac h e lo r o f S c ie n ce , Business A dm inistration; Irrig o n - L eonel H. G a rc ila z o , B ach elo r o f Science, Liberal Studies; and L ex in g to n - Jo sep h A. L in d say , B ac h e lo r o f Science, Magna Cum Laude, General Agriculture; Amellia B. Peck, B ach elo r o f S c ie n ce , C rop and Soil Science.
