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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 20,1998 Heppner tracksters qualify for state 1 I » Home school students hold awards night the direction ot Ron Neighom. The symphony began in 1996 as a home school music class taught by Sharia Erich. It then expanded to include any interested youth and adults from South Morrow County, rhirteen members of the symphony are from home school families. Following the symphony, the students took turns performing for the audience. Their pertorinances included singing, piano solos, reciting poetry and Scripture and singing and reciting Scripture in Spanish. After the students' performances, their parents presented them with awards. Certificates were given for character qualities, completion of grade levels and outstanding achievements. Refreshments were served after the program, and samples of students' work were displayed. Participating families included to have a car wash Saturday, June Mike and Nancy McGuire, Dick 6, from 1-4 p.m. and Karen Temple, Jordan and Members voted to donate $25 Mary K. Maley, Tim and Myrna each to Marc Orem and Jake Van Cleave, Kelly Christman, McElligott for all-star ads. They , Jeff and Nancy Klein, Sid and also voted to buy balloons for the Barb Zinter, Les and Kim track team members who go to Thompson, Tom and Kelly Fritz, Richard and Sheila McDaniel, state. It was announced that the ten Andrew and CJ Johnson and Bill nis team, through coach Cathy and Nancy Jepsen. EXCEL (Excellent Christian McCabe, have Cardinal watches Education League) is a "group of for sale for $30 each. local families which exists for The next meeting of the lone the purpose of providing support Booster Club will be Thursday, and encouragement to one June 11 at 8 p.m. another". EXCEL activities during the 1997-98 school year included mothers' teas. Christmas caroling at the nursing home, seventh, Jonas Healy, HHS; kindergarten craft classes, swimming, bowling and several eighth, Erin Crowell, IHS; ninth, Leah Denton, HHS. field trips. The EXCEL home school group held its seventh annual awards night on May 14 at Christian Life Center in Heppner. Twelve families from Heppner, Lexington, lone and Condon participated. The program began with a performance of two pieces by the Willow Creek Symphony under lone Booster Club holds meeting HHS boy»* «»to qualifier»: back L-R - Ryan Maneton, Craig Scott, Lavi Geor; frontjared Eckman, Cawy Evans. Michael Schonbachler. The Ione Booster Club met Thursday, May 14, at Beecher’s Cafe. Club members decided to sell beverages at the Fourth of July celebration. Laurel Cannon will head up the committee. Monica Swanson will look into the possibility of selling t-shirts with an Ione July 4th logo. Summer league girls’ basket ball coach Stacie Miller reported that Dana Heidem^n is working on a schedule for the girls. They will not be able to attend 3 tour nament in Yakima, but still plan * % School district holds spelling contest The 1998 Morrow County School District spelling contest was held May 14 at Heppner High School, with many county partici pants. Division I winner was Emily Bauska from Sam Boardman El ementary School (SBE), Board man. Division II winner was Elliott Bratton, Columbia Middie School (CMS), Irrigon. Division III winner was Joey Bourrie, Heppner High School (HHS). Complete winners are as fol lows: Division I winners-fust, Emily Bauska, SBE; second a tie be tween Taylor McElligott, Ione Elementary School (IES), and Amy Jepsen, Heppner Elemen tary School (HES); third a tie be HHS girls’ state qualifiers: back L-R - Abby Kahl, Amber Peck; from - Trisha Adams, Casey Ingraham, Brooke Boyer. Not pictured is alternate Allison Sykes. tween Kim Morris, IES, and meet. Scott will also go as an Sonny Phipps, A.C. Houghton i . Matteson, Michael alternate in the 1600 meter relay. Six boys and five girls have Elementary School (ACH); fourth Girls qualifying for state are: qualified for the state track meet Schonbachler, Levi Geer and a tie between Jasmine Hankins, Evans, first in 1600 meter relay; Amber Peck, first in 300 meter to be held this Friday and and Craig Scott, Eckman, SBE. and Carly Costello, SBE; hurdles; Abby Kahl, first in 800 Saturday, May 22 and 23, at Schonbachler and Geer, second fifth, Anita Garcilazo, ACH; meter run; Casey Ingraham, N^nmouth. relay. sqcond.yiple jump; and Trisha 1 sixth, Samantha Burkenbine, tJoys qualifying include: Jared Matteson suffered a broken k Adorns, /Brooke Boyer, Kahl and HES; seventh, Jessica Bums, EAman, who took first irt the collar bone in* steer wrestling ACH; eighth, Stephanie Burken Peck, second, 1600 meter relay. high jump at districts last over the weekend and may or’ Allison Sykes will also attend the bine, HES; ninth, Kasie Peterson, weekend at The Dalles; Casey may not compete in the state state meet as an alternate. 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