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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 28,2014 - THREE Cardinals fly home from state with medals lone library greets summer with ‘Fizz, Boom, Read!’ The lone Cardinals sent three athletes to the OSAA 1A State Championships last week at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field in Eugene. Out of a large field of competitors, lone men took 13lh o f 44 with 20 points, all earned by Bailey Haguewood, while the women landed 2 1st of 36 w ith 16 points, all earned by Jessie Flynn. M e a n w h i l e , on t he i n d i v i d u a l f r ont , Haguewood had a season best in high jump, tying his personal record set at state last year. Jessie Flynn had a personal record both days in the 400 prelim and the 400 final, and a season record in the 300M hurdles final. All three athletes made finals in all their events, with six of the seven events endi ng on the podium with medals earned. Full i ndi vi dual stats are as follows: M en’s results Discus - 1.6kg - Class 1A S u mme r is com ing and the lone library has an exciting, science-focused summer program called “ Fizz, Boom, Read” in the works for kids in the community. The kick-off event is the day after school lets out, June 12, at 1 p.m. in the lone Community School gym. The afternoon will feature Charlie Brown, a visiting comedy and juggling act. After enjoying the show, participants are invited to stick around for the hands- on circus arts workshop with Charlie and his wife Zephyr; learn to juggle, hula hoop, balance things, practice the Chinese yo-yo, spin ribbon and just have fun and move your body. The Topic Club will provide refreshments. There is no age limit for the absolutely free and open to the public event. Starting at this event, children can register for the summer reading prize program and receive a reading log to track the number of minutes they read or are read to. They can bring their logs into the library and get prizes for certain numbers of minutes read. , Additionally, there will be weekly programs on Tuesdays. There will be an Jessie Flynn at the final hurdle before the finish line in the 300M hurdles preliminary on May 22 in Eugene. -Photo by Paula Emmel Finals 6-00.00 (SR) Cord Flynn, 112-00 Long Jump - Class IA High Jump Class lA Finals Finals 3. Bailey Haguewood, 20- 3. B ailey H aguew ood, 01.75 Triple Jump - Class IA Finals 2. Bailey Haguewood, 39- 11.50 Women’s results 400 Meters Class 1A - Finals 5. Jessie Flynn, 1:03.75a (PR) 400 Meters - Class lA Prelims 5. Jessie Flynn, 1:03.93a (PR) 300m Hurdles - 3 0 Class l A Finals 3. Jessie Flynn, 49.62a (SR) 300m Hurdles - 30" - Class 1A - Prelims 3. Jessie Flynn, 50.88a Long Jump Class ¡A Bailey Haguewood sticks it in the triple jump during the state Finals 3. Jessie Flynn, 15-03.50 meet in Eugene last week. -Photo by Paula Emmel - - - - - - - ” - early literacy program at 10:30 a.m. for ages 2-‘/j to 6 years, and an afternoon program at 1:30 p.m. for grades kindergarten through sixth. Programs for the younger crowd will include stories, hands-on activities, crafts, music and more. The ol der k i d s ’ program will tie literature. both fiction and nonfiction, to fun, quality hands-on science activities and crafts. All programs are free. No registration or sign-ups are necessary. The summer programs will begin on June 12 and run through July, wrapping up with a party to celebrate reading accomplishments. lone students attend Music in May lone music teach Jordan Bemrose took students (L-R) Jorge Aguilar, Charlette Burghard and Oskar Peterson to “Music in May” at Pacific University in Forest Grove, OR May 22-24. Founded in 1948, Music in May is one of the longest-running high school music festivals in the U.S; high-school music directors recognize the event as a way to recognize students who excel in orchestra, choir and band. Approximately 5U0 students participate each year, though event coordinators say far more are nominated. -Contributedphoto lone youngsters take a hike - - - Fourth of July 5K to benefit Wounded Warriors The lone Lady Cardinal basketball team will again host the lone Fourth o f July Dawn’s Early Light 5K. Run/W alk. As with last year, proceeds from the event will go to the Wounded Warrior Project. The w a lk /ru n w ill take place July 4 with registration at 7:30 a.m. and the race to begin at 8 a.m.; entry fee is $10. The race will start on lone’s Main Street across from the lone Fire Hall. Last year the girls, in conjunction with the lone American Legion Auxiliary, raised nearly $2,500 for the Wounded Warrior Project; they say they hope to exceed that this year with a team fundraising goal o f $4,500. Anyone who is unable to participate but who w ould like to contribute to the charity may go to https://support. w oundedw arriorproject. o rg /g ro u p -fu n d ra isin g / lone4thofJuly5KWalkRun and donate through the website. For further information contact event coordinator Lauren Garrett at 541-571- 5745 or Mike Garrett at 541-571-5435. lone kindergarten through second-grade students took a hike during a recent field trip to At Bank of Eastern Oregon, we pride ourselves in offering a quick, local response to your loan request. Whatever your loan needs may be, we are here to help you realize your goals by working with you to structure a loan that will tit your own personal situation. Cutsforth Park. Pictured are: (front from left) Destiny Yates, Martin Mendoza, Makiyah Christian, Michael McElligott, John McElligott, Cameron Proudfoot, Gus Cayce, Damaris Cabero-Aguilar, Ariona Looney, Noah Rea, (middle from left) Jolene Serrano, Kelly Doherty, Lizzie Doherty, Delaney Stefani, Ethan Ramos-Lopez, Victoria De La Torre, Brionna Serrano, Karensa Jones, Carter Eynetich, Martin Medina, Noelia Ramirez, Sophie Qualls, Hailee Peck, Liam Heideman, (back from left) Carter Epperson, Lily Reid, Mason Orem, Luis Ramos-Lopez, Corey Rice, Katie Spivey and Hadley Wright. -Contributedphoto Chamber lone pool opening lunch makes a splash meeting The next lunch meeting o f the Heppner C ham ber o f Com m erce will be an all entities report Thursday, June 4, at noon in the Heppner City Hall conference room. Cost of lunch is $ 10; Alvin Liu of Cornerstone Gallery will cater. Cham ber lunch atten d ees are asked to RSVP at 541-676-5536 no later than the Wednesday Carter Eynetich. Delaney Stefani and Lily Reid enjoy opening before to guarantee a lunch. day at the lone pool. -Contributedphoto R u'srll Seewald Loan Officer ongratulations ALL graduates 2014J! f r om y o u r local cof f ee r o a s t e r Tira I m m . H i m if ertili, H a Gtaatrdal Rail Estait Ita». Bank of " Eastern Oregon www.beobank.com H ep p n er 541-676-9125 |oc ^ f r y Loan O ffim lo n e 541-422-7466 ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M. I Home Town Coffee "Roasters O rJaaic a/iF F air Frae/e varieties Available in a fine store near you: Hermiston: Fiesta Foods and Bellinger Farms & Gourmet shop 1 Boardman: The Store at Sage Center • Heppner; Heppner Family Foods Arlington; Thrifty Food Center • Condon: Two Boys Select \
