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Baker Sends 11 to State Meet
The Baker boys' track team took second place at the GOL
Track Meet on May 15 and 16 at Mac-Hi. The girls came in 3rd.
Porter Cline was the double winner, taking first in the pole vault
at 11 '6" and first in the 100 meters with a time of 11:42. Kalani
Heiser won the shot put with a toss of 44'03". Zarom Bruce's
throw of 163' was enough for first place. Cody DeCarli placed
first in the high jump, clearing the bar at 5'8". Second place win
ners also qualify for state. Amy Wong qualified in the 100 meters
and the 4x400 relay. Others on the relay are Michelle Lehman,
Summer Phillips and Rory Scilacci. Scilacci ran a valiant anchor
leg to hold off Ontario, and grab second place by 21/2 seconds.
Jezka Wells will go to state in the high jump. Sam Hamilton
placed 2nd in the high jump and Teancum Taylor qualified for
state in the triple jump.
Photo by Eden Taylor;
Photo by Eden Taylor
Kalani Heiser in the shot put
Zarom Bruce in the javelin
Quail Ridge
Ladies Day
Photo by Eden Taylor
May 13,2015
Bridge Winners:
Porter Cline in pole vault
1st
2nd
3rd
Pat Cook
Judy Karstens
Martha Cassidy
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Cody DeCarli at the high jump
Sandy Wood!
"Sandy Wood's volunteer work in the Haines commu
nity is far reaching and very positive. I don't think people
realize just how much she does. She exemplifies the
meaning of being a true community advocate," said Mary
Jane Guyer.
Sandy founded the Neighborhood Watch program in
Haines and has helped other communities get programs
established. She served as a City Council member for
years, and is a vital part of Friends of Haines. Just this
Saturday, she helped with a door-to-door Community
Census so that Haines can qualify for vital grant funding
to pay for a new mandated water system upgrade, sold
tickets at the Friends of Haines Steak Feed and Auction
fundraiser for the annual fireworks display, and then
performed her nightly tour for Neighborhood Watch. She
has served for years on the Local Public Safety Coordinat
ing Committee. At age 70 something, that's a busy
Saturday by anyone's standards!
For many years, Sandy took money and sold tickets for
the Fourth of July BBQ and is the first to volunteer to help
get any job done. Many Wednesdays, Sandy helps us here
at the Record-Courier insert the sale flyers in the weekly
paper.
Sandy Wood, you're amazing, appreciated and a
wonderful example!
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