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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 4, 2005 New mirrors installed for Heppner Dance program Elyshia Renimon and members of the Heppner Dance program pose in front of mirrors recently installed in the fair building in Heppner. Photo b> Carri (inch Members o f Elyshia Rennison’s Heppner Dance program put on a bake sale several weeks ago to raise money for the mirrors, which will help them while they are learning routines and practicing The m irrors were purchased from Hermiston Glass and installed by Steve Brownfield The girls will hold a dance recital on Friday, May 13 at 7 p m in the Heppner High School cafeteria The public is invited to attend Lankford wins Sweetest Proposal contest Megan O r r and Josh Lankford Josh Lankford won the Heppner High School “ S w eetest P ro p o sa l” com petition The couple with the sweetest proposal for asking their date to prom, held April 30, w on free tickets and earned credit t6wa’rds pictures at prom T eachers o f HHS judged the competition and made their decision based on effo rt, o rig in ality and sweetness. To win the co m p etitio n , L ankford undertook four projects to ask Megan Orr, his girlfriend of six months, to the prom The first three projects he performed on April 7 and the final one was completed on April 8 First he changed the school reader board located on the highway to read, “Megan will you go to prom with me?” He then made signs with the words: “ Megan- W ill-Y o u -G o -T o -P ro m - With-Josh-?” that he posted along the path from the high school to the softball field A fter those tw o tasks, Lankford then put an ad on Heppner T V. with a picture o f him self and a message again asking Megan to go to prom with him Finally, L ankford called KORD 102.7, a radio station in Tri-Cities, on April 8, and spoke w ith Paul Drake, explaining to him about the competition and his wish to ask Orr to the prom Drake recorded the c o n serv atio n and told Lankford to ask Orr to the prom on the air Drake then gave Lankford 20 minutes to co n tact O rr and get her listening to the radio Lankford was able to reach Orr who was shopping in the Tri-Cities and told her “to start listening to 102.7 and w ait until she heard something really awesome before she stopped ” He then called O rr’s mother and his own mother so they could hear the radio conversation as well In response to all of Lankford’s hard work, Orr answered his proposal by putting an ad on Heppner T V , stating, “Josh, YES, Megan ” We Print Letterhead H eppner GT 676-9228 fax 676-9211 Give Mom a new favorite. Teleflora’s Pink Iridescence Bouquet Any Mother will love flowers in this charming pink vase. Hand-blown, with a whimsical swirl of iridescent color, it v is sure to become one of her most prized collectibles For local and nationwide delivery, call or visit our shop Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 8th ^ MiUftUj'i DflUj 217 North Main, Heppner 676-9158« 676-9426 (Floral) Serving Heppner Lexington & lone HJHS track teams participate in three April track meets Wacy Coil- 4x200 h u rd les, 4 th and 200m relay #3, 8lh and 4x 100 relay, hurdles, 5th. 8 th Huddleston-javelin, D evin R o b in so n - 2nd and high jump, 5th. 4x200 relay, 8th and 4x100 Braden Britt- high relay, 8th. jump, 4th. N ick K em pas- R obinson- long 4x200 relay, 8th and 4x100 jump, 2nd, 50m dash, 2nd, and relay, 8th. 100m, 3rd. Kempas- long jump, M ark M cC abe- 4x 100 relay, 8th. 1“, 12 feet 5 inches; 50m On A pril 15, the dash, 1“, 7.94 seconds; and teams participated in a meet 100m, 2nd. at Sherm an C ounty. C ory Silva- 55m Individual placements were: hurdles, 5th and 800m, 6th. Peck- long jump, l 5t, On A pril 23, the 13 feet 8-1/2 inches; 200m, team s participated in the 1st, 30.61 seconds; 4x100 P e n d l e t o n - S u n r i d g e relay, 2nd; medley relay, 1st, Invitational 2:05.03; and triple jump, 1“, McElligott- 1500m, 27 feet 6 inches. 1st, 5:33.28; 800m, 1st and M cElligott- 400m, N SR, 2:38 (O SR - 2nd; high jump, 2nd; 800m, 1“ M cE llig o tt, 2 :4 0 ); and and new school record, 2 medley relay, 1st, 2:13.65. Price- long jump, 5lh; minutes 40.07 seconds (OSR was McElligott- 2:41.98); 400m, 2nd, 200m, 1st, 29.96; and m edley relay, l 5t, and 100m hurdles, 2nd 2:05.03. V anC leave- long Armato- discus, 3rd; jum p, 100m hurdles, 1st, javelin, 1st and NSR, 96 feet 18.91; and 800m, 4th. 6-1/2 inches (OSR, Kristen R ust- 100m, 6 th; VanCleave, 86 feet) medley relay, 1st, and 4x100 P rice- 400m , 3rd; relay, 6,h. 800m, 2nd; and medley relay, Wolff- discus, 5th and 1st. 4x100 relay, 6th. Chapa- 1500m, 1st, 6 Peck- 200m, 3rd and minutes 16.93 seconds and long jump, 4lh 800m, 4th. Whitney Smith- high Wolff- javelin, 6th. jump, 4th. Boothe- shot put, 4th Boothe- shot put, 4th. and 4x 100 relay, 2nd. Armato- shot put, 6th K assey W ilson- and discus, 6th. 100m, 4th and 4x100 relay, C u tsfo rth - long 2°d jump, 3rd and 200m, 3rd. Fritz- high jump, 1st, D ougherty- 100m 4 feet 6 inches and 200m, 3rd. hurdles, 3rd and high jump, Strouse- javelin, 2nd. 3rd. Brynna Rust- 4x100 Sarah K en d rick - relay, 2nd and medley relay, 200m, 6th. l 5'. Shank- long jump, Taighler Dougherty- 1st, 17 feet Vi inch; 100m, 3rd; high jump, 6th; 100m, 5th; 200m, 1st, 26.13; and medley 55m hurdles, 2nd; and 50m relay, 1st. Wellman- high jump, dash, 2nd. Lindsay Cutsforth- 3rd and medley relay, 1st. long jump, 2nd; 100m, 2nd; W addell- 100m 200m, 2nd; and 50m dash, l5t, hurdles, 3rd. 8.12 seconds. Palmer- shot put, 5th; Leann S chw arz- 800m, 3rd; and medley relay, shot put, 6th; 50m dash, 5th; 1st. and 200m, 6th. W ellington- 100m, Waddell- long jump, 4th; 200m, 3rd; and medley 1st; 100m hurdles, 2nd; 200m relay, 1st. King- shot put, 2nd Matt Holland- high hurdles, l 5t, 32.23; 4x100 jum p, 5th; 200m, 7th; and relay, 1st, 52.17; and medley and discus, 2nd. relay, 1st. Britt- high jump, 6lh. 4x200 relay, 2nd. Palmer- triple jump, H u d d lesto n - high Bryan Holland- high jum p, 3rd; 200m, 8th; and 3rd; 400m, 3rd; 800m, 1“, jump, 1st, 4 feet 8 inches; 2:26 8; and medley relay, l sl. 100m hurdles, 5th; and 4x200 relay #2, 4th. W ellington- 400m, medley relay, 2nd. D alton W ellm an- 2nd; 200m, 2nd; 4x100 relay, Eckman- high jump, high jump, 2nd; javelin, 1st, 1st, 4 feet 8 inches; 100m 135 feet 9-1/2 inches; 300m l 5t; and medley relay, 1st. Shank- 400m, 1st, hurdles, 4th; long jump, 6th; hurdles, 3rd; and 4x200 relay, 2nd 57.90 and 200m, 1st, 25.51. and medley relay, 2nd. M att H olland- Tomas Elguezabal- Jo rd an H atfield - 100m, 5th; 200m, 6th; 4x100 800m, 6lh and 4x100 relay, triple jump, 4th; 4x200 relay #2, 8th; 400m, 4lh; and 4x20 relay, l 3t; and medley relay, 2 nd. l 5'. Lane Wright- discus, relay #2, 4th. B ryan H o llan d - 6th. E ddie W addell- 100m, 4th; 200m, 3rd; 4x100 Johnson- 200m, 5th 300m hurdles, 2nd. relay, 1st. and 4x100 relay, 2nd. D illon L u tch e r- Sam King- shot put, Bryan Holland- high triplejump, 7lh. jump, 4th; 400m, l5', 1:00 93; D rew Jo h n so n - 2nd and discus, 4th. Hatfield- triple jump, 200m, 2nd; and medley relay, 300m hurdles, 5th and 4x20 1st, 34 feet 7 inches. 2 nd. relay #3, 8th. Wellman- high jump, Hatfield- 400m, 3rd; C hris W ellington- 400m, 2nd; 200m, 3rd; and 1st, 5 feet 3 inches; 200m, 4th; 200m, 4th; long jump, 4th; and and javelin, 3rd. medley relay, 2nd. medley relay, 2nd. E ckm an- 100m M cC abe- 4x100 relay, 2nd. Coil- 4x100 relay, 2nd Kempas- 200m, 1st, PO R T OF M ORROW 32.06; 100m, 2nd; 100m C O M M IS S IO N E R hurdles, 6th; and long jump, P O S IT IO N # 1 1st, 12 feet 11 inches The Heppner Junior High School track teams participated in three track meets in the month o f April On April 8, the teams participated in the Riverside m eet in B oardm an Individual placers included: Kristen VanCleave- javelin, 2nd; 300m hurdles, 4lh; and 1500m, 2nd. Erin P rice- 100m hurdles, l sl, 18.69 seconds; 400m, 4th; 800m, 3rd; and long jump, 3rd. Jo d essa C hapa- 1500m, 7th and 800m, 8th C a t h e r i n e McElligott- 300m hurdles, 2nd; high jump, l sl, 4 feet 6 inches; 400m, 2nd; and 800m, lsl, 2 minutes42.53 seconds M aggie A rm ato- shot put, 4th; discus, 2nd; javelin, 3rd; and 4x100 relay #2. K athryn S tro u se- javelin, 7th; 4x100, 7th; and 4x200. Sherilyn Peck- long ju m p , 1st, 13 feet 3-3/4 inches; triple jump, 1st, 27 feet, 3-1/2 inches; 100m, 5th; and 200m, 4th. Nikki Fritz- 4x100 relay, 8lh; and high jump and 200m. Whitney Smith- high jump, 6lh; 4x100 relay, 7th; and 4x200 relay, 2nd. Kaylee H elfrecht- long jump, 5th and 4x100 relay, 8th. B rittan y B o o th e- 4x200 relay, 2nd and 4x100 relay. Lindsay Cutsforth- long jump, 6th. Josh Shank- long jump, 4lh; 400m, 1st, 57.61 seconds; 100m, 1st, 12.22 seconds; and 200m , 1st, 26.01 seconds B rent E ckm an- 100m hurdles, 3rd and 4x200 relay #2, 4lh. Jared H uddleston- highjump, 6th; 100ni hurdles, 7th; and 4x200 relay, 4th. S pencer Palm er- triple jump, 3rd; 800m, 2nd; 400m, 4th; and 4x200 relay, 2°d _______VOTE_______ Willow Creek Three Man Scramble to be held Heppner Junior Golf will be sponsoring the eighth annual three-man scramble at Willow Creek Country Club on Saturday, May 7. Tee time is at 9 a m The scramble is open to the first 27 teams who register Cost o f the tournament is $35 per player A barbecue lunch will be served following play. First through third place (net and gross) prizes will be awarded Tee prizes will be awarded for every hole Each team s to tal handicap will be divided by six. Proceeds from the event benefit the youth golf program For m ore information, contact Ron Bowman at 676-5035 or Greg Grant at 676-9138 Maring to graduate from OSU D onica Maring will graduate f r o m Oregon L in ette S t a t e University, College o f Busi ness on June 12 w ith her bachelor of science d eg ree in Business A dm inistration/ M anagement Inform ation S ystem s, w hich was awarded on Dec. 10, 2004. M aring is the daughter of Darlene and Jim M arquardt o f Athena and Heppner and the late Donald M aring. She is also the g ra n d d a u g h ter o f M arie B locksom o f Salem and B etty M arq u ard t of Lexington Kindergarten visitation to be held at HES Kindergarten visitation will be held on Tuesday, May 17 at Heppner Elementary School for all eligible students Students must be 5 years old, on or before Sept. 1, 2005 to qualify Students are invited to come to the school at 11 a m and eat lunch in the cafeteria Afterwards, they will go out to recess until 12:20 p m From 12:20-1:30 p m students will visit the classroom and engage in fun activities P lease be sure to bring your c h ild ’s immunization record, birth certificate and social security number to the registration If you are unable to bring your child on that date, please call the school office at 676-9128 and talk to Linda Padberg for further information JIM HOLLANDSWORTH • Investment in the County: Business Owner • Civic Minded: - Past President, Boardman Chamber of Commerce - Current President of Boardman City Council - Member of Latino Commission - Church Board Member • Engineering Background: Heavy Construction • Stability: 35 years of Marriage All 3 children are College Grads Paid for by Committee to Elect Jim Hollandsworth \
