FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 26, 2010
lone Youth Track meet held
The lone National
H onor Society and lone
High School Track team
held the 5th annual Youth
T rack M eet on Sunday,
M ay 16. N early 50 a th
letes from ages 0-3 and
k indergarten through 5,h
grade com peted in seven
events. The event was free
to participants, but dona
tions were accepted. This
year $315 was raised for
C reative Care Preschool.
Results are as follows:
Standing Broad Jump
Ages 0-3: 151 place.
M ason O rem ; 2nd place,
Liam H eidem an; and 3rd
place, Katie Spivey.
3 year preschool:
1st place, K eegin C hitty
and 2nd place, C am eron
Proudfoot.
4 year preschool:
1“ place, Bryce Rollins; 2nd
place, Madi Orem; and 3rd
place tie between Daralynn
Teeman and Kalvin Riet-
mann.
K indergarten: 1st
place tie between Brooke
M eiers and Blake Carter;
2nd place, H ailey H eide
man; and 3rd place, Katelyn
Thompson.
F ir s t g ra d e : 1”
place, MaLinda Morter; 200
place, Julie Teeman; and 3rd
place, Taylor Rollins.
Second grade: 1“
place, Nate Ostheller; 2nd
place. Matt Orem; and 3rd
place, Elaina Ehrmantrout.
T h ird g rad e: I s'
place, Sydney Stefani; 2nd
place, Aaron Smythe; and
3rd place, Tyler Carter.
Fourth grade: I s'
place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd
place, Austin Morter; and
3rd place, Seth Thompson.
F ifth g ra d e : l 51
place, A ustin Carter; 2nd
place, Cord Flynn; and 3rd
place, Karsen Dumler.
Tennis Ball Throw
Ages 0-3: 151 place,
Liam Heideman; 2nd place,
Katie Spivey; and 3rd place.
Mason Orem.
3 year preschool:
1*' place, K eegin C hitty
and 2nd p lace, C am eron
Proudfoot.
4 year preschool:
1st place, Bryce Rollins;
2nd place, John McElligott;
and 3rd place, D aralynn
Teeman.
K indergarten: 1”
place, B lake C arter; 2nd
place, Tom Rudolf; and 3rd
place, Brooke Meiers.
F irs t g ra d e : 1st
place, Taylor Rollins; 2nd
place, MaLinda Morter; and
3rd place, Eva Martin.
Second grade: 1“
place, Matt Orem; 2nd place,
Jake H eidem an; and 3rd
place, Emma Rietmann.
T h ird g rad e : l 51
place, Aaron Smythe; 2nd
place, Tyler Carter; and 3rd
Pictured are participants in the 5th annual Youth Track Meet held in lone. -Contributed
Photo
Second grade: Is'
place. Matt Orem; 2nd place,
Jill Rudolf; and 3rd place,
Nate Ostheller.
T h ird g ra d e : l 51
place, Aaron S mythe; 2nd
place, Tyler Carter; and 3rd
place, Sydney Stefani.
Fourth grade: l 51
place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd
Javelin
Ages 0-3; Is'place, place, Austin Morter; and
Katie, Spivey; 2nd place, 3rd place, Maggie Flynn.
F ifth g ra d e : 1**
Liam H eidem an; and 3rd
place. Cord Flynn; 2nd place,
place, Mason Orem.
3 year preschool: Breawna Teeman; and 3rd
l 5' place, K eegin C hitty place, Hannah Flynn.
and 2nd p lace, C am eron 50M Dash
Ages 0-3: 1” place,
Proudfoot.
4 year preschool: K atie Spivey; 2nd place,
1st place, John McElligott; Liam H eidem an; and 3rd
2ndplace, Kalvin Rietmann; place. Mason Orem.
3 year preschool:
and 3rd place, Madi Orem.
K indergarten: 1“ l 51 place, K eegin C hitty
place, B lake C arter; 2nd and 2nd place, C am eron
place, Tom Rudolf; and 3rd Proudfoot.
4 year preschool:
place, Cecilia McElligott.
F ir s t g ra d e : l sl l 5' place, Bryce Rollins;
place, Taylor Rollins; 2nd 2nd place, D aralynn Tee
place, Julie Teeman; and 3rd man; and 3rd place, Kalvin
place, MaLinda Morter.
Rietmann.
K indergarten: l 5'
Second grade: 1st
place, Elaina Ehrmantrout; p lac e , Tom R ud o lf; 2 nd
2nd place, Jake Heideman; place, Blake Carter; and 3rd
and 3rd place, Matt Orem.
place, Hailey Heideman.
T h ird g rad e : 1st
F irs t g ra d e : l 5'
place, Aaron Smythe; 2nd place, Julie Teem an; 2nd
place, Susanna Teem an; place, Eva Martin; and 3rd
and 3rd place, Tyler Carter. place, MaLinda Morter.
Fourth grade; 1”
Second grade: 1st
place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd place, Nate Ostheller; 2"d
place, Seth Thompson; and place. Matt Orem; and 3rf
3rd place, Austin Morter.
place, Jill Rudolf.
F ifth g ra d e : I s'
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T h ird g ra d e : I s'
place. Cord Flynn; 2nd place, place, Aaron Smythe; 2nd
Donald McElligott; and 3rd place, Tyler Carter; and 3rd
place, Austin Carter.
place, Sydney Stefani.
Fourth grade: 1st
25M Dash
Ages 0-3: Is1 place, place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd
M ason O rem ; 2nd place, place, Austin Morter; and
Katie Spivey; and 3rd place, 3rd place, Maggie Flynn.
F ifth g ra d e : l 5'
Liam Heideman.
3 year preschool: place, Breaw na Teeman;
151 place was a tie between 2nd place, Cord Flynn; and
Keegin Chitty and Cameron 3rd place, Karsen Dumler.
1001M
Proudfoot.
4 year preschool:
Ages 0-3: l sl place,
Is' place, Bryce Rollins; 2nd Liam Heideman; 2nd place,
place, Daralynn Teeman; Katie Spivey; and 3rd place,
and 3rd place, Madi Orem. Mason Orem.
K indergarten: 1st
3 year preschool:
place, B lake C arter; 2 nd 1“ place, K eegin C hitty
place, Tom Rudolf; and 3rd and 2nd place, C am eron
place, Hailey Heideman.
Proudfoot.
F ir s t g ra d e : 1st
4 year preschool:
place, Eva Martin; 2nd place, 1st place, Bryce R ollins;
M aLinda M orter; and 3rd 2nd place, John McElligott;
place, Julie Teeman.
and 3rd place, Kalvin Riet
place, Sydney Stefani.
Fourth grade: I s'
place, Seth Thompson; 2nd
place, Dayshawn Neal; and
3rd place, Maggie Flynn.
F ifth g ra d e : 1 "
place. Cord Flynn; 2nd place,
Austin Carter; and 3rd place,
Karsen Dumler.
Dessert auction to be held June 11
A dessert auction
is scheduled as part of the
Celebrate H eppner’s Fri
day, June 11, evening ac
tivities.
Anyone who would
like to make a dessert to be
auctioned off to help sup
port the Heppner Chamber
and this year’s event just
needs to prepare your fa
vorite dessert and take it
to the Senior Center dining
room between 2 and 5 p.m.
All desserts will be auc
tioned off throughout the
evening activities, starting
at 6 p.m.
All participants in
the dessert auction will re
ceive a coupon for half price
off of any one menu item at
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mann.
K indergarten: 1”
p lace, Tom R ud o lf; 2 nd
place, Hailey Heideman;
and 3rd place, Blake Cart
er.
F irs t g ra d e : l 51
place, Julie Teem an; 2nd
place tie between Eva Mar
tin and MaLinda Morter; 3rd
place, Taylor Rollins.
Second grade: 1st
place. Matt Orem; 2nd place,
N ate O s th e lle r; and 3rd
place, Elaina Ehrmantrout.
T h ird g ra d e : 1st
place, Aaron Smythe; 2nd
place, Tyler Carter; and 3rd
place tie between Sydney
Stefani and Susanna Tee
man.
Fourth grade: 1”
place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd
place, Austin Morter; and
3rd place, Maggie Flynn.
F ifth g ra d e : 1*'
place. Cord Flynn; 2nd place,
Breawna Teeman; and 3rd
place, Austin Carter.
One Lap Race
Ages 0-3: l 5'place,
Liam H eidem an and 2nd
place, Katie Spivey.
3 year preschool:
1“ place, K eegin C hitty
and 2nd place, C am eron
Proudfoot.
4 year preschool:
1" place, John McElligott;
2nd place, Bryce Rollins;
and 3rd place, D aralynn
Teeman.
K indergarten: 1 **
place, Hailey Heideman; 2nd
place, Blake Carter; and 3rd
place, Tom Rudolf.
F irs t g ra d e : 1“
place, Julie Teem an; 2nd
place, MaLinda Morter; and
3rd place, Taylor Rollins.
Second grade: 1“
place, Matt Orem; 2nd place,
Elaina Ehrmantrout; and 3rd
place, Emma Rietmann.
T h ird g rad e : I*
place, Aaron Smythe; 2nd
place, Sydney Stefani; and
3rd p lace, S usanna T ee
man.
Fourth grade: l 5'
place, Dayshawn Neal; 2nd
place, Maggie Flynn; and
3rd place, Austin Morter.
F ifth g ra d e : l *
place, A ustin C arter; 2nd
place. Cord Flynn; and 3rd
place, Breawna Teeman.
A view from the hill
By Doris Brosnan
Some residents view additions to the Friday,
weekly routine at Willow Creek Terrace as definite posi
tives in their lives. Joining the St. Patrick Catholic Church
representatives who provide some Friday afternoon activi
ties are members o f the Heppner High School National
Honor Society. Enhancing the Friday morning exercises
are the “Brain Games” that participants are enjoying.
These large crossword puzzles are challenging enough
that residents would benefit from and truly appreciate a
current “crossword puzzle dictionary.”
One need not puzzle over reasons for these
and other activities on the Hill, for variety and national
uesignations direct the selection o f events to recognize
every month. Special days provide some truly enjoyable
moments for residents, as when residents noted “Cherish
an Antique Day” last month. They held a lengthy discus
sion o f favorite antiques and also decided that they are
pretty good antiques, themselves. When they discussed
the “National Siblings Day” in April, they enjoyed shar
ing many stories o f childhood and their brothers, sisters,
and cousins.
As May began with “National Hug Holiday,”
residents and staff started the month feeling pretty good,
since they received and gave many hugs through the May
2-8 week. Staff member Lori White treated everyone to
an authentic Mexican meal on Cinco de Mayo, May 5.
Although not a nationally recognized holiday, Lois Allen’s
birthday was an important event on May 9. Many national
recognitions have followed, including, believe it or not,
“Dance Like a Chicken Day.” Laughs galore resulted
when some staff and residents strutted their funky chicken
interpretations, and “laughter is good for the soul,” some
wise person said. Even when weather prevented play out
side on “National Backyard Games Week,” the undaunted
Terrace inhabitants played on, inside, and also learned a
new game, Bocce Ball. The month will bring a few more
special days, including “National Hamburger Day” and
more serious Memorial Day, which will provide the op
portunity to reminisce about loved ones.
Could the Terrace residents be “feeling the love”
of more valley neighbors? The visitors and donors lists
seem to grow almost monthly, and names noted recently
include George and M yma Syeler, Mary Lou Wilson,
Cecil Jones family, Jack and Jo Meligan Shirley Rugg,
Joan Basile, All Saints Episcopal Church, and members
o f the Heppner High School choir.
Other members of the Heppner High student body
lent a hand on “Mustang Mop-Up Day” by coming to the
Terrace to help plant more flowers and vegetables and to
wash the van. The garden is now almost fully planted with
food for the table and freezer, but some vegetables will
be planted on a rotation basis, so the garden will continue
to change its personality. Much o f the major work in the
garden has been accomplished by residents with years o f
valuable experience.
Each resident and staff member at Willow Creek
Terrace is viewed as a valuable member o f the community,
and these community members hope to welcome some
new neighbors again soon. Apartments are available,
so persons interested in information about the facility
is encouraged to call 676-0004. Soon, “Welcome to the
Terrace” might again echo down the halls.
Ladies Play Day results
L adies Play Day was Nancy Propheter.
Flight B winners:
was held on Tuesday, May
18, at the W illow Creek low gross was Pat Dough
Country Club. Results are erty; and long drive was Pat
Dougherty.
as follows:
Flight C winners:
May 18
Low gross o f the low gross was Luvilla Son-
field was Nancy Propheter. stegard; low net was Burul
Low net o f the field was DeBoer; least putts was Bev
Pat Dougherty. Least Putts Steagall; and long drive was
o f the Field was Beverly Bev Steagall.
An 18-hole Invita
Steagall.
Flight A winners: tional Meet will be held on
low g r o s s w as N a n c y June 1 at WCCC.
Propheter; and long drive
Library receives donation for
Summer Reading Program
American Legion, Heppner Elks
Club to host Flag Day Program
The American Le
gion and the Heppner Elks
Club will host a Flag Day
Program on Thursday, June
10, in con ju n ctio n w ith
Youth N ight at the Hep
pner Elks Lodge beginning
with a meal at 6 p.m. The
flag service will be held at
8 p.m. and the burning at
8:30 p.m.
D u r i n g Yout h
Night a Flag Burning Cer
emony will be held to show
the youth how to properly
dispose of flags. A program
will be presented about the
formal history o f the flag.
Prizes will be given to the
kids.
A nyone who has
any old flags can drop them
off at a barrel located be
hind the Elks Club.
The event is open
Friends of the Library board members, Ann Spicer and Neva
to the public.
DeMayo, present librarian, Margaret Flaherty, with a collec
tion of DVDs for the Heppner Library’s “Children’s Summer
Reading Program.” -Contributed Photo
Morrow/Gilliam County Wheat
Growers benefit golf scramble set
The M orrow /G il
liam W heat Growers are
gearin g up to p resen t a
fun-filled day o f g o lf on
Tuesday, June 8, at the
China Creek G olf Course
in Arlington. Proceeds will
benefit area wheat grow
e rs’ activities in the two
counties.
Registration opens
at 8:30 a.m. and play be
gins with a shotgun start at
9 a.m. Teams o f four and
individual players are wel
come. There will be awards
for teams and individuals;
a putting contest; and this
year, Tom Denchel Ford of
Hermiston will sponsor a
Hole in One Contest. The
grand prize for a hole-in-
one is a brand new Ford
F-150 super crew Lariat
pickup, loaded w ith ex
tras.
A dditional spon
sorships are still available
- simply call the OWGL
office for details.
For information, or
to register, call the Oregon
W heat G row ers League
office at 541-276-7330, or
visit www.owgl.org print
able registration form.
Community Softball League
sign-ups being held
A Community
Softball League (C .S.L.)
is being organized for play
in Heppner on Sunday eve
nings this summer.
S i g n - u p s are
through June 4 and will
allow organizers to form
teams, order shirts, and a
set a schedule. The cost is
$30.
Games will begin
Sunday, June 13. The league
is open to men and women
ages 18 and up and must be
out of high school.
For more informa
tion contact Jason Hanna at
541 -980-4922 or Brian Jew
ett at 541-676-0008. Sign
up forms can be picked up
at Dickenson Chiropractic.