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Sam Boardman Elementary
dedication planned
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High School and chaper
ones are also planning a
trip to the convention. HHS
Principal Daye Stone, who
will attend as a chaperone,
along with FFA advisor
Beth Dickenson, said that
he attended the convention
as a high school student and
had nothing but praise For
the experience. He said that
Dickenson had arranged for
several special tours for the
students, including a visit to
her family’s farming opera
tion in Iowa.
-approved modifica
tions to the district's alco-
hol/drug v iolation policy for
students involved in athletic
and other school programs.
The updates will make the
consequences for students’
subsequent drug/alcohol
violations more in line with
the intended policy. Con
sequences for subsequent
violations w ill become pro
gressively more severe,
rather than more lenient, as
per previous policy. Bur
rows and principals said
that students and their par
ents will be informed of the
policy changes via school
handbooks, meetings with
coaches and information
sent home.
-received a report
from Lea Mathieu, a Board-
man teacher, who has been
on a year-long sabbatical
to Mexico. Mathieu said
that she would now feel
comfortable conducting a
basic parent-teacher confer
ence in Spanish. “It was a
wonderful experience,” she
said. "We’ll see throughout
the year how it works,” said
board member Berto Her
nandez. "Put it to work,” he
told Mathieu.
-adopted the 2007-
08 Morrow County School
District Board goals.
-heard from Burrows
that teacher training in use of
new document cameras w ill
be held later this month. The
district received 27 cameras,
which can project v irtually
any object or reading mate
rial onto a screen to facilitate
teaching. The ESD funded
50 percent of the cost of the
equipment.
-learned from board
member Barney Lindsay
that he may be willing to
fill the vacancy on the ESD
Budget Committee. Board
Chair Craig Miles previ-
ously filled that seat.
-discussed the possi
bility of using biodegradable
cafeteria plates in district
schools, rather than the
current Styrofoam plates. It
was reported that cardboard
plates cost three times over
the cost of Styrofoam. An
other possibility was edible/
biodegradable plates made
from com. The district plans
to investigate the issue.
-approved the fol
lowing resignations/retire-
ments: Sean Wilcox, de
clined offer of employment
as a special ed instructor at
Irrigon High School; Col
leen Grigg, Riverside High
School science teacher;
Ruth Sulliv an, A.C. Hough
ton Elementary assistant
cook; Gloria Cornwell, RHS
assistant cook; Danica Har-
jo, IHS head girls’ soccer
coach.
-approved the fol
lowing employment: Wendy
Cannin, half-time Heppner
Elementary School physi
cal education teacher/half-
time Heppner Junior High
School math teacher; John
Christy, RHS social studies
teacher; Stacy Wainwright,
ACH reading teacher; Rose
mary “Lynn” Allport, IHS
special education teacher;
Carolyn Rhinhart, Windy
River Elementary School
special education teacher;
Rebecca Renfro, RHS sci
ence teacher.
-approved the fol
lowing promotion: Jacque
Johnson from ACH reading
specialist to SBE principal.
-approved the fol
lowing extra duty contract:
Blaine Ganvoa, IHS athletic
director.
-held an executive
session concerning the su
perintendent’s evaluation
and legal issues.
-heard the following
announcements: Commu
nity Education Commit
tee meeting, district office,
August 20, 7 p.m.; begin
ning in-service days, Au
gust 27-29; dedication of
Sam Boardman Elementary
School, August 27, 10 a.m.;
district-w ide in-service
Thursday, August 30; La
bor Day holiday, Monday,
September 3; first day of
school, Tuesday, September
4; next board meeting, Hep
pner High School, 7 p.m.
Monday, September 10.
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HHS class of 1957 holds reunion
The Heppner High School class of 1957 recently held their 50th class reunion on July 21. The following members were in
attendance.
Front Row: Jon Blake, Lew Robbins (former teacher), Kathryn Hager (former teacher), Evvonne (Esch) Harshman, and
Mary (Stewart) Hall.
Middle Row: Alice (Peterson) Ployhar, Christine (Swaggart) Norden, Marilyn (Monagle) Barry, Janet (Keithley) kloeppel.
Francine (Francis) Evans, Elaine (Stone) Rose, Meredith (Thomson) Walters, and Janet (Wright) Litchfield.
Back Row: Al Esch, Edgar Olson, Jay Sumner, Richard Applegate, Lou Sayers, Dee Bailey, Gary Jones, Victor Groshens,
Jay Dee Hudson, Laurel (Allstott) Laney, and Virginia (Griffin) Martinez.
Wrangler’s Riding Club
Breakfast to be held
The 57lh annual Wrangler’s Riding Club Breakfast will
be held on August 19, from 8 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. at the 4-H Snack
Shack at the Morrow County Fairgrounds.
Charter member Merlyn Robinson organized the first
Wrangler Beakfast held on the courthouse lawn in 1949. Charter
member Howard Bry ant assisted in packing stoves and cooking
duties. Food was cooked at the 4-H dormitory and packed to
the site. Dimple Munkers took over the breakfast duties for the
next 15 plus years.
The location and helpers have changed but the food
still includes, ham, pancakes, hash browns, eggs and drinks.
The prices are $5.00 for all you can eat or $3.00 for a smaller
portion.
This is the only fund raiser for the Wrangler Riding
Club a non profit family organization. Every one is invited to
join in the four play days held in the spring.
A stitch here, a stitch there
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sports physicals
Cup results
Free sports physi
Willow Creek Coun
try Club ladies' play day
was held August 7. Low
gross of the field was Karen
Thompson. Low net of the
field was Betty Christman
and Luvella Sonstegard.
Least putts of the field was
Joanne Barbee.
Other winners are as
follows:
Flight A-Low gross
Virginia Grant; low net Eva
Kilkenny.
Flight B-Low gross
Lynnea Sargent
Long Drive was Eva
Kilkenny on #17.
Chip-ins was Joanne
Barbee on #14.
Other ev ents include
Best Ball 37 by the team of
Karen Thompson and Eva
Kilkenny.
cals will be given on Mon
day, August 20, from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. at the lone Com
munity School Elementary
building. Students need to
bring a parent or a signed
physical form with them.
Physical forms are available
at the school office. Physi
cals are required every other
year for students participat
ing in athletics.
HHS registration
dates announced
H e p p n e r Hi g h
School registration will be
held August 20-24 from
8 a.m until 4 p.m. New
student registration will be
held on August 22 from 8
a.m. until 4 p.m. Fees can be
paid and schedules picked
up during registration.
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reports han
dling the following business:
August 2: -MCSO
-MCSO received a
received a report of dogs report of an 18-wheeler
yelping in the vicinity of completely blocking the ac-
Green/Cannon Street. A cess road to Boeing.
-MCSO arrested
deputy was unable to locate
Everardo Jimenez Sanchez,
the dog.
-MCSO received a 34, on an HPD warrant for
Health screening unit to be at
report of a black and yellow Contempt of Court/DUII.
lab attempting to get at a The subject was lodged at
Morrow County Fair
mule across from the Wil the Umatilla County Jail.
-MCSO received a
low Creek Terrace.
The Oregon Lions Mobile Health Screening Unit
-MCSO received a report of vehicle with dam
w ill be at the Morrow County Fair on Friday and Saturday,
request
from a Wheeler age to the right front fender
August 17 and 18. Lion’s Club members will be on hand
County
deputy
locate the that had been hit in February
from 12-6 p.m. to provide these health screenings. This
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recked
vehicle in a parking lot. The reporter
large trailer is equipped to screen for glaucoma, vision and
Amanda Bailey and Cynthia Wenberg judge quilts at the
found abandoned to make did not know who hit the
hearing acuity, diabetes and high blood pressure.
2007 Morrow County Fair and Rodeo.
sure the subject was all vehicle or exactly when or
where.
right.
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