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Willi MnpiniiT, Fhn, Shi'r
ituin. Uklnh, Sprny unci Mil
rlii'll The Cardinal boyti
finmhi-il RiH-nnd In Sherman
wild HW, poinls. Tlii" Citrdi
tiiil KlHs finished fourth with
in points
The Curd hoys placed in
every evenl exrept the pole
viiull. where they hud no one
entered I'liii'inx find for the'
hoys wiih Denny fitnrr In the
diHiuis with it throw of 12:fll".
and Donriie Taylor in Ihe
Inlennedinle hurdleH with a
Imie of 45.7.r.
SitoikIn were Moored by Ji'ff
ll.inis in Hie Iiiiik jump with u
li'iip of HI', the ino memlors
with n lime of 12 14 mid In the
2ihi meters with it time of 2.1.0,
Tim Pulton In the 1,5(10 meters
in 4.511.7. Slarr in the javelin
with ii throw of 1 .17':!". Tuylor
inlhehiuh hurdles in l 411 and
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The Heppner
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finish 2nd,
CriiiK FlimiH with a triple jump
of .'ir.TiV.
Thirds- were recorded by
Cru'M Hums In the long Jump
I7'5", I'ntton In the hif!h Jump
III 5'2". Mike DmiKldH In the
3.IMH) meler in 10:55.77, and
Howard l-avltl In the triple
Jump with a leap of 34'1'ii".
Fourth places were record
ed by Starr In the triple Jump
with a Jump of 34'. Ienvitt In
the 400 meters with a lime of
111.05. Pillion in the H(Ki meters
in 2:2(i . und DoukIiih In the
1.5IH1 meters In 5:02.
Fifth place finishes were
recorded by Donnie Doherty
with it (MTHiiniil best of 33'4" in
the shot put. f'ruiK Mams in
the I IX) meters in 12.0. Oavitt
In (he hint) Jump al 50" and
Taylor in the loritf Jump at
Sixth places were awarded
to Jay Love in the shot put
with a throw of 32'H". Randy
McCabe in the Javelin with a
throw of HH'H". Scott Harnett
in the discus with a throw of
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girls 4th
(Hl'fi' i", and 1-eavill with a
Jump of lli'7" in the long Jump,
The 4IKI rneter relay team
coiiKistiiiK of Andy Ftoberts.
Harnett. Mcl'nbe and Doherty
finished second in 110.. as did
the 11.000 meter learn made
up of Love. Doherty. McCabe
and Pmijiliis in 4:51 44.
In the girls meet. Michelle
IjiKuc won the discus with a
new school record of 7!('7
She was second in the Javelin
with a personal best of 77'H".
and placed third in the shot
put with a throw of 2f'5''.
Margaret Doherty finished
second in the 400 meters in
C5.1H1. the 200 meters in 2.lfi in
the long Jump with a leap of 14'
and third in the loo meters
with a lime of i:i H.
Team scores for the girls
were Sherman I. '12. Ileppner
72. Kcho 4(1. lone 40. I'ki.ih 20.
Spray three and Mitchell one.
Hoys scores were Sherman
IK.'. lone 10i'.., Ileppner XI.
Kcho 2.'l. Ukiah 20':.. Mitchell
two. and Spray zero
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Eighth grade
Lynch Terrace atudent with their Heppner hosts
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This week. 44 eighth graders
are enjoying a wonderful
change in their school routine
Twenty-one youngsters from
Ileppner Klemenlary School
are spending the week in the
Centennial District in the
homes of parents of eighth
graders of the Lynch Terrace
Middle School between Port
land arid (,resham while 23
students from that school are
learning about Morrow
County. This spring exchange
has been arranged by the two
schools for several years and
is directed by Dave Olcott of
Lynch Terrace who is remem
bered here as a former leader
of the Y C C. Camps up al
Tupficr.
The visitors from East
Portland who arc guests in
homes here are: Chuck Ous
talson. .lira Churchill. Michele
McDonald. Trent Sickles.
Chris Sveen. Cristin Mead.
Susan Damerv. John Halver
son. Missy Olsen, Taunja
Lung. Kachell Currin. Vance
Tong. .Jodie P.ateman. Carrie
Markovich. Jeff Sanders. Dan
Down. Michelle Amodee.
Katie Smith. David Kistncr.
Jason Marsh. Shelly Kaneast
er. Cara Lehenhauer and
Shelly Moire
Ileppner students visiting at
Lynch Terrace are: Bobettp
Angell. Andrea Ball. Ken
Curtis, l.oren Haves. Shawn
Holt. Kevin Hughes. Katrina
Johnston, William Malm,
Chris McLaughlin. Michele
available
excliange underway
Miles. Trina Palmnr. Paula
Cliichnrskv. Dana Riddle.
I,;ina Kfid. Noolla Rill. Sfan
Sporswn. Slcphani Sumnor.
Wfiulv Toomhs. Missy Tumor
,'iikI Kim Wright,
The visitors to Heppner
arrived ahout 1 p m. on
Sunday and their bus then took
the Heppner folks west to
reaeh Lynch Terrace about 5
p m Kach group met host
l.imilies and had brief orienta
tions 'hat afternoon and even
ing All this week educational
and interesting events have
been planned for the switched
abnut students. West of the
Cascades the Morrow County
bunch visited Reynolds Met
als. Clackamas Town Center
and the Ice Capades Chalet,
all on Monday: on Tuesday
they toured suburban East
Multnomah County and the
Sandy and Columbia River
gorges, noted horticulture and
picniced at Wahkeena Falls:
yesterday they visited OMSI
where they viewed the Planet
arium Show "Universe in
Motion" and looked over the
Washington Park Zoo; today,
a tour of Old Town in Portland
and a gfod visit at the Oregon
Historical Society are schedul
ed and tomorrow they will see
Ihe Port of Portland, termi
nals six and four, and the ship
repair yard: then from 7:30 to
9Wp m. they will be guests at
a dance at Ihe host school.
fin Saturday. April 24. the
Heppner School District will
transport Lynch Terrace
students home and return
here with the Heppner
students.
lone Garden Club meets,
plans plant sale
Members of lone Garden
Ouh met at 9a m. at the home
of Helen Martin to separate
and pot chrysanthemums for
theclub's annual plant sale set
fur Thursday. April 29. The
sale will le held at the lone
I-egion hall from 10 a.m. to 4
p m
For some time members
have been preparing cuttings
from their houseplants and the
excess plants from their yards,
and gardens to be sold as a
service to the community and
to raise funds for sending
delegates to the convention of
the Oregon State Federation
of (larden Clubs. The conven
tion will be held in Medford
this year. June 13-16. Pie and
coffee will also be sold at the
plant sale. Members will be
glad to answer questions
regarding landscaping and
plant horticulture in this area,
said a club spokesperson,
President Helen Martin pre
sided over the monthly busi
ness meeting after lunch,
reporting for the area beauti
fication committee, a success
ful city cleanup campaign
March 2t" 27. Lorraine Ladd
and Sylvia Ladd took care of
publicity for the cleanup. Fred
Martin. Otto Mortenson and
Fldon Tucker picked up trash
placed at curbsides by city
residents and Helen Martin,
Teena Wilson. Michele Brad-
Nike shirts and
The Multnomah County visi
tors went out to Sand Hollow
for a tour of dryland and
irrigated wheat ranches on
Monday and enjoyed a dinner
put on by the Wheat League.
Tuesday they rode to Hard
man to visit that ghost town
and then on to Rock Creek into
the timber and to a wiener
roast at Anson Wright Park.
Wednesday they were taken to
the Butter Creek area to tour
hay. sheep and cattle opera
tions (arranged by the Cattle
men's Association) and they
enjoyed a dinner (put on by
the CowBelles.)
Today the students toured
the Kinzua Mill, visited the
County Museum and the little
one-room schoolhouse and
learned some of Morrow
County's history. Tomorrow's
big event will be the seventh
and eighth grade dance at the
school's multipurpose room
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. On
Saturday the visitors need to
arrive at the school by 7:45
a.m. to begin their return
home. They will carry sack
lunches and will travel out
the Bombing Range Road and
will have a drive-by tour of
some of the developments in
the north end of the county,
such as corporate farms,
irrigation projects and food
processing plants, and see the
city of Boardman and the
coal-fired plant before they
continue west, expecting to be
home by about 6:30 p.m. when
the Heppner students will
board their bus for their
evening trip back here.
field. Jessica and Alex Turley
cleaned up litter.
The April Yard-of-the-Month
honor was awarded to
Geneva Palmer for the lovely
grounds around her farm and
home, the spokesperson re
ported. Officers elected to serve for
the year that begins July 1 are
President Helen Martin. Vice
president Joyce Buchanan,
Secretary Loree Hubbard, and
Treasurer Pat Pettyjohn.
In other business:
- Nine members indicated
their intentions to attend the
Blue Mt. District No. 10 spring
meeting at Prairie City on
April 23.
- In May. members will
meet at the home of Delta
Huber to begin a tour to view
outstanding gardens of the
area.
- A get well card was signed
for Carol McKaig. former
member, who recently under
went surgery.
- Jean Nelson greeted the
club by letter from New
Caledonia where she and her
husband are vacationing.
- Birthday cake honoring
Edith Nichoson and Delta
Huber was served by Helen
Martin.
A guest. Alice Newel of San
Francisco. Calif ., daughter of
Edith Nichoson also attended
the meeting.
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Porlland on May 13. The tour
group will vigil the Old Town
district of Portland, with
guides to point out the
historical sites. Time will also
be allowed for each to pursue
personal interests during the
afternoon. Men as well as
women are invited to join the
tour for an inside look at one of
the more interesting sections
of Portland. While plans
include a guided walking tour,
special arrangements may be
made if there are those
wishing to attend who could
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