And the hunt was on
Published 5:00 pm Tuesday, June 14, 2011
- This year's winners of the June 2 Safe Communities Scavenger Hunt were (back row, from left) Bria DeHaven, Mackinsey Nash, Lane Williams, Ashlee Brockway ($400); in second place, (middle, from left) Reed Rawlins, Brent Labhart, Jared Stearns, Ross Rawlins ($100); third, (front, from left) Colten Winters, Walker Powell, Hunter Powell and Shyanne Winters ($5 Subway gift cards). Gift cards were also awarded during a trivia challenge at the end.
JOHN DAY About 52 Grant County high schoolers ran through neighborhoods in John Day, knocking on doors and trying to be the first back to the city park with the full list of items and digital pictures in this years Safe Communities Scavenger Hunt.
Several said the two toughest items to find were a digital picture of the FBIs most wanted list and John Lennon memorabilia.
One participant said the funnest digital picture they took was of a team member doing a hand stand in front of the Grant County map sign.
The easiest items to find included a calendar and a digital pictures of them reading the Blue Mountain Eagle and wearing their seatbelts in a vehicle.
The youth enjoyed a barbecue once everyone returned to the park at the June 2 event sponsored by Grant County Safe Communities Coalition.
