From the Baker City Herald’s historical files

Published 12:00 pm Friday, November 10, 2017

50YEARS AGO

from the Democrat-Herald

November 10, 1967

Two seniors, one junior and two sophomores have been named to the Baker High School Honor Roll with perfect 4.0 grade point averages. Those having a perfect GPA were seniors Martha Austin and Susan McCullogh, junior Kathy Bascom and sophomores Amy Kuhl and Karen Rush.

25YEARS AGO

from the Baker City Herald

November 10, 1992

A Baker City elk hunter was in serious condition this morning at the Emanuel Hospital burn center in Portland.

Jack Cooper, 820 Auburn Ave., received second- and third-degree burns over 25 to 30 percent of his body, according to his wife, Leslie.

10YEARS AGO

from the Baker City Herald

November 9, 2007

The Montana man who died Tuesday afternoon when the helicopter he was piloting on a solo training flight crashed in a field near Baker City had learned to fly, earlier this year, in that very aircraft.

In fact, Peter Wehler, 59, had amassed all 62 of his flight hours in the 1986 Hughes 269 C helicopter, said Troy Woydziak of Elkhorn Aviation Inc., the Baker City company that owns the helicopter.

ONEYEAR AGO

from the Baker City Herald

November 11, 2016

The Oregon Community Foundation has given the Baker Middle School’s plans to provide enhanced after-hours programs for students a substantial financial boost.

The school has been awarded a three-year grant of about $55,000 per year through the foundation’s “K-12 Student Success: Out of School Time” program, said Chris Carmiencke, Baker Middle School principal.

The money will be used to fund special classes for what Carmiencke has titled the school’s ALIVE program. The acronym stands for Achieving Lifelong Intellectual Versatile Experiences.

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