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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, June 13,2007 - FIVE HHS students assist elementary students in exercise program * lone Legion Auxiliary hosts lone School teachers’ luncheon announces second semester honor roll ? n 4 f- -■1 I ® i Q H CO iff The lone Teachers Appreciation Luncheon was hosted In the lone American Legion Auxiliary Unit #*75. Pictured are teachers Dale and Karen Holland and Jim Kaihle as they sample the selection of salads. 10 ' ' l l roil* I (L-R): back row Sarah Price, Sean Murray and Aaron Allstott assist Heppner Elementary stu dents in the Bal-A-Vix-X program. Students at Heppner Elementary have been par ticipating in the Bal-A-Vis- X program. Bal-A-Vis-X is a series of balance, auditory, and vision exercises of var ied complexity. Most activi ties are deeply rooted in rhythm. The program utiliz es beanbags, racquetballs, balance boards and tracking devices. It demands coopera tion, prom otes self-ch al lenge, fosters peer teaching, and also naturally lengthens attention spans, said a school news release. Teachers have noticed that as the students’ balance, fine motor, and co ordination im prove, their academics and behavior also improve, according to the school news release. Five students partic ipated in the program this year. Teachers Melissa Coin er and Mary Ann Elgueza- bal say they hope that more students will be able to par ticipate next year. The pro gram benefits all students as they make gains in eye-hand r TECHNOLOGY STUDENT ASSOCIATION (L-R): Chess Little and Dave Fowler Aaron Allstott (left) participates in the program with Alex Smith. coordination and make sub sequent growth in overall confidence. Student helpers from Heppner High School have been assisting students all year with various exercises. HES students. Coiner and Elguezabal held a party on May 24 for Aaron Allstott, Sarah Price, and Sean Mur ray w ho have helped throughout the year. Stu dents and teachers demon strated their Bal-A-Vis-X skills while enjoying cookies and milk. “The Bal-A-Vis-X program has the essential el ements to bring all of the senses together to help ev ery student improve in some manner.” The program will be looking for volunteers next year. Anyone who would like to help, may contact Mary Ann Elguezabal or Melissa Coiner. Boardman City Council adopts ’07-’08 budget During their Tues day, June 5, meeting, the B oardm an C ity C ouncil adopted the 2007-2008 fis cal y ear budget of $5,810,450. Property taxes will be levied at a rate of $4.2114 per $1000 of as sessed v alu atio n and $472,000 will be levied for bonded indebtedness not subject to M easure 5 or Measure 50 limitations. $1 A @ HHS grad to attend national technology conference The city has budget ed roughly $500,000 for c ap ital im p ro v em en t projects which will primari ly be dictated by future de velopment projects. In other city busi ness, councilors approved an intergovernm ental agree m ent w ith the M orrow County Health District to co n trib u te $20,000 each year for the next three years JP eddi/ia ¿7~aA/&s i © Heather Ludwig and Joe Bacon j tt Wedding on Saturday, June 23, 2007 @ Jennifer Patton and Joshua Smelser i* jr ^ Wedding on Saturday, July 7, 2007 Becky Jones and Brandon Young ® Wedding on Saturday, July 7, 2007 Cara Kennedy and Nick Christman JL Wedding on Sunday, July 22, 2007 ® Jennifer Thompson and Richard Campbell Wedding on Saturday, August 11, 2007 % M umuj ' j D mj to Columbia River Commu nity Health Services. The next meeting of the Boardman City Council Heppner Elementary will be Tuesday, June 19, at School has released the 7 p.m. names of students who have qualified for honor cards for the fourth quarter. Following are the stu d en ts who received honor cards: Kindergarten: Zachary Bredfield, Samuel H eppner Christian B ricker, Jacee C u rrin , Church m em bers will be K eegan G ibbs, Tanner serving lunch on Wednesday, Holmquist. Derek Howard, June 20. The menu will T revor L in n ell, K aitlyn consist of m eatballs with Martin, Gibson McCurry, Alfredo sauce over noodles, C ason M itch ell, Zane fruit salad, French bread, and R iddle, O livia Schm idt, C heyenne Sm ith, Leah cake. Jack and JoM eligan Stone, Susanna Teenian, have donated a big screen Kaydean Trickel. Leo Waite, TV to the senior center. The Cody Wizner. First Grade: Patrick seniors have now planned a Burch, Kassidee Cimmiyotti, ‘movie night’ each week. M organ C o rrea, C oby Dougherty. Jazmyn Dubry, Riley Gorham. Kacie Gray, Diana Healy, Darby Holtz, Payton Lehm an. D illon McCorkle, Nichole Shaw, Kevin Smith. Wyatt Steagall, Reiah Waite. Second G rade: Kolby Currin. Bryan Fowler. Logan G rieb. C aden St. Patrick’s Senior Center lunch menu ■*> Heritage Land Co. i H / H edm an, T im othy Jaca, D ylon Jin k in s, Jacob Lindsay, Amanda Rea. Sierra Robie. Demitra Schm idt, N alani S tone, Kane Sweeney, Breawna Teeman, Jeremiah Vogele. Rebecca W addell. Lane W ilhelm , Jessie Williams, Rian Wizner. Third Grade: Alexis Bray. Tommy B redfield, Joyce Chen. Kaden Clark. Patrick Collins, Josh Dowdy, Faith Jones, C hristopher K indle, Rylee K ollm an. Kaelyn Lindsay. M elissa Martin. Wyatt Neal, Skyler Palm er, Em ily Pappas, Weston Putman, Emily Rea, B rian Rill. A shley Thompson. Rylee Wagoner. Fourth Grade: Ross C u tsfo rth . M acy G ibbs, Paige G rieb , M akenzi Hughes, Maddie Lindsay. D anielle M cC orkle, Ella M cCorm ack. T.J. Patton. Joe S ch m id t. Eriq Thompson. Kelly Wilson, Fifth-Sixth Grades: M eeka B oyd, Jo n ath an C hen. M aggie C o llin s. M akenzie Correa, Cidney (541) 676-5049, (541) 980-3465 www.heritageland.net.www.farmseller.com www.eastoregonrealestate.com Coster, Ryan Dougherty. Jeff Dowdy. Tate Gentry. Larissa Gray. Blake Greenup. Austin G u tierrez, Jordan Jones, M allo rie Jo n es, Kyle H arriso n , M icha H intz, M eK ayla K in d le, Jared L em m on, Ali L ovgren, Jaco b M oore. Earl P ro p h eter, L izzy R ill. G a rre tt R o b in so n , Alex Sm ith, Junior Spaulding. Brittney Thompson. Stephen Thompson, Alyssa Wizner. Bake sale set for this Friday Z ach Hi nt z o f Heppner has planned a fund raising bake sale for this Friday, June 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in front o f the Heppner Post Office. Proceeds from the sale will go towards costs for Hintz to attend the Wallowa Lake Brass Band Camp June 17-23. T his w ill be his second summer at the camp. Hintz plays the tuba. O .W . C U T S F O R T H (1 9 0 2 - 1985) Family Reunion and Dedication mr We sell Residences. Ranches, and Recreation South Morrow County's Number One Real Estate Company y Alanon meetings held Mondays 278 N. Main, Heppner f) • ing and attending a Leader ship Academy. O ver the last six years Chess has been in volved with many projects at school such as design and c o n stru ctio n o f the new track shed, picnic table for the city, pouring concrete at the school and floats for the St Pat’s parade. He will rep resent Heppner High School. Morrow' County School Dis trict. Heppner and the state of Oregon at this event, ac cording to a news release. Alanon meetings are Anyone who would like to donate to help Chess held every Monday at the with costs for the trip may Heppner United Methodist send a contribution to Hep Church at 7 p.m. pner High School at P.O. Box 67. Heppner. OR 97836 Heppner Elementary lists honor card students ® 217 North Main • Heppner • Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426 Serving Heppner. Lexington A lone Chess Little, along with advisor and Heppner High School technology teacher, Dave Fowler, will attend the national Technol ogy Student A ssociation conference this month in Nashville, Tennessee. TSA is a student or ganization with chapters from nearly every state and hosts around 5000 students at the annual conference. Heppner is one o f seven schools in the region to have a TSA chapter. Chess will be com peting in a variety of events including: Computer Aided Design, Dragster Design, S tru ctu ral E n g in eerin g , Technology Problem Solv- lone M iddle and High School has announced th e ir h o n o r roll fo r the second semester. S tu d en ts w ho received a 4.0 GPA were: Ju lia n n e C a rlso n , M ary R ietm an n , Beth M orter, S tefan ie A rch er, A lex C arlson, Eric Jepsen, RJ R am os, Sarah S tillm an . T iana C a m a rillo , Ju stin Archer, Abby Amspiger, Kip Krebs, Alan Rietmann. Emily Rietman, Irini Chekmezova, and Kayla LaRue. S tu d en ts w ho q u a lifie d fo r h o n o r roll included: Stacee Halvorsen. Makenna Ramos, Zac Orem, Jordan P eterso n , Steven Holland. Tanner Rietmann. Mariah Bradfield, Thomas Holland. Ana Mendez, Matt Hams. Michael Raible,Tyree S v etich , M att C o lem an , Brenna Rietmann, Dalton Cam pbell, Kevin Fowler, K ylee S v etich . T eonna Vandever, Kaylee Palmateer, Paul Hams, Max Trahan. M ason B rad field . and Stephanie Holland. Students receiving honorable m ention were: Evan Rietmann, Faith Owen, A lish a T aylor, K irk H ag u ew o o d , Lacey Thompson, Micah Stillman, Jerem y C olem an, A dam Collin. Mary Gates, Alex Rietm ann, M arco Juarez, B rianna P eterso n , Luke Bradfield. Whitney McNary, Clay Morter, Cory Peterson. Marly Pfingsten, Brittnee DesBouillons, and Aimee Emery. o n F a th er’s D ay Su nd ay, June 1 7 th at C u tsfo r th P a rk sta r tin g at 1 2 :0 0 p .m . v r
