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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 27,1998 - THREE
lone track third at state
Camie Burright takes first in three events
Jacob Naiffar
Jake McElligott
Jeannette Brantley
Clayton Grubaugh
The lone High School Girls
Track Team finished third with
57 points and the boys 12th with
16 points at the state 1A finals
held May 22 and 23 at Western
Oregon University at Monmouth.
IHS sophomore Camie Bumght
took first place in the long jump
with 17 feet, 6-1/2 inches and
first in the triple jump v/ith 34
feet, 11-1/2 inches. She also took
fifth in the 100 meters with 13.79
and sixth in the 200 meters with
28.88.
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Nikki McElligott took first in
the 300 meter hurdles with a time
of 49.17; third in the pole vault
with a jump of eight feet; and
sixth in the high jump with 4’9".
Nonnee Walters was fifth in the
long jump with 15'3" and fifth in
the high hurdles with 17.89.
Korey Morgan
Kara Miller took eighth in the
javelin with a throw of 1067".
Katie Garrett was eighth in the
discus with a throw of 92'9".
The 4x100 relay team of
Walters,
Brenda
Burright,
Jeanette Brantley and Sybil
Krebs finished eighth with 56.64.
Dan Scott took second in the
pole vault with a personal best of
H'10" and seventh in the 300
meter hurdles with 45.59.
Jake McElligott was seventh in
the triple jump with a personal
best of 397" and eighth in the
800 meter run with another
personal record of 2:07.35.
The boys' 4x100 relay team of
Scott, Jacob Neiffer, Korey
Morgan and Clayton Grubaugh
finished sixth with a time of
49.54.
Kara Millar
Nikki McElligott
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Camie Burright
Come Share With Us A t
W illo w C reek B a p tist C h u rc li
Worship Service on Sundays at 11 a.m.
Meeting in the 7th-day Adventist Church
560 North Minor, Heppner
And a hig WELCOME to our
new pastor and his wife
Brent and Jennifer Waldrep
The family of Kenneth DuWall
would like to invite you to attend a barbecue
and celebration of Ken's life at the
Heppner Fairgrounds, following the service
at the Lexington Cemetery on June 6, 1998.
The service is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
Thank You
to everyone who helped me
in the p rim a ry election.
Your support was very
much appreciated.
John Mollahan
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Memorial Day
Family Barbecue, May 25
Low gross: first, Pat, Sheila,
John and Jeff Edmundson, 29;
second a tie between Howard
Gilliam, Mary and Jim Morris and
Les Paustian, and Luvilla and
Gene Sonstegard, and Karen and
Terry Thompson, 32.
Low net: first, Alene and Louis
Rucker and Francie and Jim Mor
ris, second, Lorene Montgomery,
Betty C hristm an and Dave
Kendrick.
Special events: closest to pin,
#4, m en -Jeff Edm undson,
women-Betty Christman; closest
to pin, #1 and #6, Edmundson
team.
W.C.C.C. Ladies’ Play
Tuesday, May 19
Low gross o f the field: Pat
Edmundson.
Low net of the field: tie be
tween Karen Thompson and Betty
Carlson.
Least putts of the field: Bev
Gunderson.
F light A: low gross-Jan
Paustian, low net-Susan Atkins,
least putts-a tie between Lois
Hunt and Karen Wildman.
FlightB: low gross-Bemice
Lott, low net-Joyce Dinkins, least
putts-Betty Christman.
F light C: low gross-F loss
Watkins, low net-Cam Wishart,
least putts-a tie between Melba
Miller and Mary Beamer.
Long drive: Jan P austian,
Bernice Lott, Floss Watkins.
Chip in: #3, Bernice Lott.
Long putt: Lorene Montgom
ery.
McCoin ups rodeo
earnings/standings
Katie McCoin of Condon has
earned $ 12,101 in barrel racing in
W om en’s Professional Rodeo
Association competition.
McCoin is in 15th place nation
ally.
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Language
ON THE WEB
immersion class
www.mcgg.net
planned
Oregon Pacific Area Health
Education Center (AHEC), in co
operation with the Colum bia
Willamette AHEC in Portland, is
sponsoring a Spanish language
immersion program, “Healthcare
en Espanol.” The program is
available to almost any heathcare
professional, including physicians,
physician assistants, nurse practi
tioners, midwives, nurses, medi
cal receptionists and dental pro
fessionals.
Participants selected will spend
two weeks this June or July living
with a Spanish-speaking family
while working at a migrant com
munity health clinic. Living ex
penses during the immersion pro
gram will be reimbursed to the
families by the AHEC. Funds are
available to pay other expenses
related to the professional leaving
their local workplace.
It is recommended that appli
cants have an intermediate level
of Spanish. Those who have com
pleted the AHEC-sponsored “Ba
sic and Building on Basic Spanish
for Healthcare Professionals”
courses may apply.
Applications for this program
are due Monday, June 15. Those
interested in applying should con
tact Carole Smith at Northeast
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Adam Doherty and his family
invite friends to an Open House
after graduation on Saturday, May 30th
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GRADUATION DAY
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Larry MilLi
Coast toGoast
Friday, M ay 29tb
11 a. in. - 5 p.m.
Morrow County Grain Growers
Lexington, Oregon
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Brenda Burright
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Come with Larry and Betty well
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