FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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Spring Break trip
held this Sunday
The local Awana Bible Club will hold its annual
Awana Awards Night this coming Sunday, April 13, be­
ginning at 6:30 p.m. at Willow Creek Baptist Church in
Heppner.
All Awana Club members who have attended this
year arc in\ ited to come and bring their family and friends.
Each clubber w ill receive recognition, and those w ho have
earned ribbons and other aw ards for completing handbooks
will be honored.
Dessert will be served at the conclusion o f the
program.
The l l lh annual Mustang Three Man Scramble
will be held Sunday, April 13, at Willow Creek Country
Club. Heppner/lone High School G olf will be sponsoring
the event.
Tee time is 9 a.m. and lunch will be served fol­
lowing play. The cost to enter the tournament is $35 per
player.
First through third place (net and gross) prizes will
be awarded. Tee prizes will be awarded for every hole. KP
and long putt prizes will also be awarded.
For more information call Greg Grant at 676-9138,
Ron Bowman, 676-5035, or Dale Holland at 676-5034.
Senior portfolio deadline met
Arbogast brings home trophy
from state chess competition
lone International Club at the entrance of Neuschwanstein.
Front row: Clay Morter, Alan Kietniann, and Jared Hud­
dleston. Middle row: Terri Sintakova, Tyree Svetich, Teonna
Vandever, Tori Heagy, Teonna Vandever, Kaylee Palmateer,
Brenna Kietniann, Kntily Kietniann, Cory Peterson, and RJ
Kamos. Back row: Mikes Kaihle, Alex Carlson, Katie Kilkenny,
and Kylie Doherty. -Contributed Photo
The lone In tern a­
tional Club spent Spring
B reak v isitin g G erm any
and the Czech R epublic.
Students traveled nine days
visiting Berlin and Munich
in Germany and Prague in
the Czech Republic.
H ig h lig h ts o f the
trip included seeing the last
rem aining section o f the
Berlin Wall, the C harles
Bridge in Prague, the for­
mer concentration camp of
Dachau, and the castle o f
Neuschwanstein, both near
M unich. The group orga­
nized the trip through the
Boston-based travel com ­
pany EF Tours.
Tereza (Terri) Sinta­
kova from Karlovy Vary of
the Czech Republic traveled
Kai Arbogast shows off the trophy he won during the
Chess for Success State Tournament held in Portland.
-Contributed Photo
Heppner was well represented at this year’s
Chess For Success State Tournament held in Portland
at the Convention Center. Friday’s play was for team
competition which Heppner middle school players
attended. Saturday was for individual qualifiers which
Kai Arbogast, Joe Jones, and Ross Cutsforth went for
the elementary competition and Shane Miles and Zach
H int/ went for the middle school grades. Everyone
won at least one o f the five games they played, and
Kai Arbogast won 3.5 games to place him in a four­
way tie for third place in the K - 4th grade level. Shane
Miles and Zach Hintz played both as team members
and individuals, so they have 10 tough games under
their belts.
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with the group on their trip,
meeting up at the airport
in Berlin. Terri was a for­
eign exchange student in
lone during the 2005 -2006
school year. She lived with
the Joe and Donna Rietmann
family.
During the city visit
o f Plzen, native Kristina
(Tina) Tuzarova met up with
the group and accompanied
them on their tour for the
morning. Tina was an lone
foreign exchange student
during the 2003-2004 school
year and lived with the Joe
and Jeri McElligott family.
Three Heppner stu­
dents also acco m p an ied
the lone group. Ryan and
Allison R udolf served as
chaperones.
By Nathan N an Cleave
In O regon, school
d istricts have the option
to decide for them selves
whether schools in their dis­
trict require seniors, in order
to graduate, to do either a
senior project or complete
a portfolio.
If they choose to re­
quire a senior project, from
each graduating class every
senior has to perform a task
of their own choice and can
include many com m unity
service projects. They can
range anyw here from the
restoration o f a public fa­
cility to the building o f a
project such as a gazebo.
If they choose the
latter, students must com­
plete a goal requirem ent
sign-off sheet that includes
things from writing papers
on w hat th o se s tu d e n t’s
goals are to building their re­
sume. The Morrow County
School District has chosen
for its graduating seniors
to com plete the portfolio
BEO Bancorp
declares quarter- Tillicum Club to hold fourth annual fashion show
ly cash dividend
The fourth annual Tillicum Club Fashion show help fund five local graduating
BEO Bancorp, par­
ent com pany o f Bank o f
Eastern Oregon, today an­
nounced that its Board o f
Directors declared a quar­
terly cash dividend o f $0.15
per share payable on April
11,2008, to shareholders of
record on March 31, 2008.
Annualized, this dividend is
an increase o f 9.1% from the
2007 cash dividend payment
o f $0.55 per share.
This is the 23rd year
in a row the Company has
paid cash dividends. This
is the first time the organi­
zation has paid a quarterly
dividend. The board will
continue to review its divi­
dend policy. Cash dividends,
when and if declared, will
typically be paid in April,
July, October, and January.
The Board will continue to
review a wide range o f in­
dicators including operating
results, retained earnings,
capital, and general market
conditions in making deci­
sions on future dividends.
For further informa­
tion on the Company or to
access Internet banking,
please visit our website at
http://www.beobank.com.
Stanley 's Sfeakpouse
Dine In El egance
Fashion Show will be held Sunday, April
20, at 2 p.m. at the Port o f Morrow.
Entry costs are $8 for adults, $7
for seniors, and children 12 and under
may attend for free. Proceeds from
seniors by means o f scholarships.
Doors will open at 1:30. There will
be jewelry on display, desserts, and attendees
can enter for a chance to win one o f five door
prizes.
HHS ASB students tour select Oregon high schools
Heppner High School students Devin Robinson, Sarah Ballard, Donald Matthews, Whitney
Matthews, Cyde Coil, Emily Thompson, Lacie Wagoner, Taighler Dougherty, Maggie Armato,
Lindsay Cutsforth, Sherilyn Peck, and Baillie Keithley are pictured with David Douglas High
School students. -Contributed Photo
By Sarah Ballard
On March 5, Hep­
pner High School sent the
ASB and a few class officers
on a trip to tour select Or­
egon high schools. This trip
was planned to broaden stu­
dents’ horizons and to find
ways in which to improve
their own school.
First, the group was
led on a tour of David Doug­
las High School in Portland,
which has over 2,000 stu­
dents. The students had the
privaledge o f meeting the
school’s ASB and learned
a plethora o f inform ation
throughout the tour. They
were impressed by the or­
ganization o f such a large
learning in stitu tio n , and
found the students to be
quite welcoming.
The students then
progressed to Corbett High
S ch o o l, lo cated in C o r­
bett. This school intrigued
the students, as all o f the
classes offered at Corbett
are A dvanced Placem ent
classes. These students were
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Since the beginning
o f the school year, seniors
have been working hard to
get their portfolios done
by the April 1st deadline.
A lthough the w ork may
have been hard and time-
consuming the entire gradu­
ating class at Heppner High
School was able to meet
this requirement. On April
9th and 10,h the seniors will
present their portfolios to a
board comprised o f school
o fficials and com m unity
members who will review
and rate each individual
based on what they illustrate
in th eir p o rtfolios. They
are the deciding factor in
whether each student is truly
w orthy to graduate high
school.
This is only the sec­
ond year that Heppner High
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ment to its graduating class
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did very well w ith th eir
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intensely dedicated in their
studies, but made it clear
that they had a light side as
well, sharing with the Hep­
pner students that they sing
karaoke in the mornings.
After these tours, the
Heppner ASB has come up
with many new ideas as to
how to improve the school,
including the painting o f
inspirational quotes in the
hallw ays, which they are
hoping to accomplish before
the school year ends.
It was a learning ex­
perience for all involved for
all involved, and an excel­
lent way for students to
view the diversity of public
schooling in Oregon.
Heppner eighth
graders to hold
car wash
The class o f 2012
(8,h graders) will be having
a car w ash on Saturday,
April 12, from noon to 6
p.m. in the back parking lot
o f Les Schwab Tire Center.
The car wash is being held
to raise money for the 8th
grade celebration coming
up in May.
There is no set price
for this car wash but dona­
tions will he accepted.