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The lleppner Gazette-Times, lleppner. Oregon, Thursday, May 29, 1980 SEVEN
ike Lott wins 'Best of Show' honor
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Mike ljtt was awarded the
Best of the Show award at the
recent lleppner High and
Elementary Schools Art Show
and Reception.
About 500 persons attended
the show according to Ronald
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Winning awards at last weeks art show were: (left to right) Gary Riley, Greg Groshens,
Paula Heinrichs, Kalhy McConnell, Glen Smith and Rita Gibson.
Junior Olympic marks impressive
(C'onlinurrf from page 6)
Sid Kennedy won the high
jump with a mark of five feet.
Otust short of the state mark of
I. 2 Todd Miller placed second
and Randy McCahe third.
T.tler Trumbell is going to
state in the long jump with his
1710 jump with Sid Kennedy
second and McLaughlin third
In the discus. Trumtwll will
also compete at state as he
qualified with a throw of 115-4
with second place Gilbertson
also qualifying with his throw
of KWC. Kennedy was third.
For the 13 and M girls,
Heppner's Stepbi Payne
qualified in the 100 with a time
of 13 8 seconds Tiffany Mark
was second and three tied for
third
Payne just missed qualify
ing in the 200 meters with a
Qitne of 28.56. She needed a
lime of 28 52 Pam Orr was
second and Tiffany Mark
third
Faith Larmay won the 400
meters in 107 4 with Orr
second and Wendy Powell
third
Larmay also won the 800
meters in 2'4(t with Orr second
and Kelli Bergstrom third.
Shelly Strocger placed first
in the 1500 meters with a time
of 6 41.3 with Ellen Arbogast
second and Joni Mitchell
third
Melinda Eubanks won the
shot put at 23 5:,4 with Shawn
Brill second and Cherrie
Hager third
Brill won the high jump with
a mark of 4 4 with Janelle
McFJhaney second and Trisha
Mahoney third.
Brenda Pettigrew is going to
state with her effort of 15-1 in
the long jump. Stepbi Payne
placed second and Gayle Titus
third.
Pettigrew, with a throw of
75 3, and Tracy Burg, with a
throw of S7, both qualified
for the state Junior Olympic
meet in the discus competi
tion. Both students are from
Boardman. Anne McLaughlin
of lleppner was third.
In the 15 and 16-year-old
boys competition, Craig Hams
was first in the 100 in 12.2
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Tcking orders
Storting May 27
With or without items
GERALD
Bombing Rongo Rood
Forrar, art Instructor.
liOtt won his award for his
work In architectural design.
lleppner student body pre
sented a Purchase Award to
Mardel James for a drawing.
Five local merchants-
seconds with the qualifying
time needed being 11 7 sec
onds Gene Wimmer was
second and Archie Lucas
third.
Lucas won the 200 meters in
28 3 seconds.
Greg Orr won the boys 400
meter run with a time of
1:08.7.
In the shot put, Wimmer
qualified for state with his
throw of 37-6 with Cord Adams
second and Steve Curtis third.
Orr won the high jump with
a leap of five feet.
Craig Hams won the long
jump with a leap of 17 11 with
Lucas second and Adams
third.
Wimmer won the discus
competition with a throw of
Youngsters
display
P.E. skills
Grade school students in
grades 1 to 5 at Heppner
Elementary participated in a
physical education program
for their parents during school
last week.
Students jumped rope, tum
bled, played basketball, play
ed volleyball, danced and did
excercises in front of more
than 100 persons in the junior
hil gymnasium
Woman
golfers score
Ladies' Day May 20 at
Willow Creek Country Club
had eight golfers playing in
the morning and 14 in the
afternoon.
Morning winners were: Kay
Anderson, low gross; Fran
Crook, low net; and Sharon
Harrison, least putts.
The afternoon winners
were: Pat Edmundson, low
gross; Fran Crook and Roxie
Lovgren, tie for low net; Betty
Carlson and Dorris Graves,
tie for least putts; and Roxie
Lovgren, closest to the pin.
REA
Call 4815922
Coast to Coast. Central Mar
ket. Gardner's Men's Wear.
Peterson's Jewelry and Mur
ray's Drug donated $10 gift
certificates for various art
categories.
Winners of the gift certifi
107-3 with Adams second and
Rodney Cole third.
For the 15 and 16 girls age
group. Shana Fritchman won
the UK) meter dash in a
time of 14 seconds with
Cathy Lindsay placing second.
In the 800 meters, Mary
Kincaid won it with a clocking
of 3:00.4.
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Some Heppner Elementary students jumped rope as part
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cates were Glenn Smith, pen
and Ink rendering. Gary
Riley, sculpture: Greg Gro
shons. ceramics: Mardel
James, painting: and Paula
Heinrichs. design.
Smith received a first -place
Bonnie Nix,
Cathy Lindsay won the shot
put competition with a throw
of 26-6' .. with Sherry Clement
second and Michele Saling
third.
Lindsay also won the high
jump with a leap of 4-6.
Sherry Clement won the
first-place ribbon in the discus
throw with a toss of 82-9 and
Saling placed second.
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ribbon in painting with Cyn
thia Stroeber second and
Kruce Shehan third.
Darwin Ansoleguf won a
ribbon for a clay project.
Ixitt won a blue ribbon in
architecture.
Eric Thompson was first in
pin hole photography with
Andy Samples second, and
Rita Gibson and Stephanie
Sumner tied for third.
James placed first in draw
ing with Mike Rothe second
and Bonnie Nix winning the
third-place ribbon.
Kafhy McConnell won the
top prize in the sculpture
competition with Andy Gor
man second and Rita Gibson
third.
Judges for the show were
Barbara Fairchild. Carol
Boerger and student Steve
Curtis.
Mt. St.
The U.S. forest Service in
the Pacific Northwest Region
is forming a team of special
ists to develop a management
plan for the Mt. St. Helens
area impacted by the volcanic
eruption.
R E. Worthington, regional
forester, said the interdisci
plinary team will look at both
long-range and short
range needs of the Gifford
Pinchot National Forest area
where Mt St. Helens is
located. Included will be
action in coordination with
Washington state and county
officials to remedy the trans
portation system in the area,
and to deal with some of the
mudflows in the Toutle River.
Worthington said other con
siderations will include plans
for the influx of visitors
anticipated, the salvage of
timber, access to National
of their P.E. show.
Bonnie Nix stands
Helens plan to be developed
Forest lands, and research by
the Pacific Northwest Forest
McElligottto
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Morrow County resident
Janel McElligott, daughter of
L. Jerry and Maryan McElli
gott of lone, has been selected
to participate in the Univer
sity of Portland's extension
program in Salzburg, Austria.
Miss McElligott, a 1979 lone
High School graduate, is a
sophomore at the university
majoring in communications.
The program is conducted in
cooperation with the Institute
of European Studies. The 40
students enrolled will live and
attend classes at the Univer
sity of Portland Center in
Salzburg for the 1980-81 aca
demic year. They will study
social sciences, fine arts,
German and theology.
The students will visit
England, France, Germany,
Austria. Italy and Greece.
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by her award winning pencil drawing of a lion.
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resources.
The team will work with
state and county as well as
other federal agencies to
coordinate Forest Service
activities with actions of
others in the area. Work also
will continue with the
Geological Survey in
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