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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 4, 1995 - THREE H o m e c o m in g activities at H e p p n e r H ig h homeconupg point competi tion ," *aid student body presi dent, Ben Ewing, "s o as many people as possible from each class should atten d." The h o m ec o m in g gam e featuring H eppner and Stan field will get underway at 7:30 p.m., with the king and queen coronation set during halftime. The homecoming court in cludes seniors, Shaun Hisler, Ben Ewing, Chris Sykes, Jossie Evans, Jessica Sumner and Rene Devin, and juniors, Jim Schlaich, Eric Schonbachler, Stormy H ow ard and Traci Dickenson. After the game, the homecoming dance is slated for 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. A breakfast P ho to by Jo y c e H u g he s ' Representatives from the senior, junior, sophomore, freshmen and facility (not pictured) took part in the pie eating contest to help launch the beginning of homecoming activities at H epp ner High Monday. The junior class won. Hom ecom ing activities are underway this week at H ep p ner H igh School. A community pep assembly is scheduled for W ed n esd a y,'** Oct. 4, from 7:45 to 8:15 p.m., Uxingto n Polaris .4 w e have Bear Mountain Pellets • . * » w ‘ Ì» , 4 Branson Tour for 1996 May 13th to 19* A li K in g of C o rv a llis a n d B e n d Volkswalk summarized at the high school. O n tap for Thursday, Oct. 5, is dress-up day, with Blue and G old Day for grades nine through 12 and Red and W hite Day for seventh and eighth graders. A tug o f war com peti tion is scheduled for 12:20 p.m. and an A/B volleyball match will be held at Wahtonka in The Dalles beginning at 5 p.m. *A host of activities will occur on homecoming day, Friday, Oct. 6. Halftime rehearsal will be at 1:30 p.m. Junior high volleyball and football games will begin at 2:30 p.m. at Pilot Rock. The homecoming vehicle decoration is planned for 3 p.m. - with the homecoming parade dow n Main Street at 4 p.m . "Participation in the parade w ill count tow ard 1 4« | * i l l T h e H e p p n e r S eason al Volkswalk drew 25 walkers, ac cording to local organizer John Edmundson. Edmundson re ported that the management, Eorrie#and Gail Burkenbine, and employees at Central Red Apple Market were instrumen tal in making the seasonal volkswalk event successful. They provided a registration point and greeted the walkers. The Heppner Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors w ill review its sponsorship of the St. Patrick's Celebration an nual Volkswalk and will deter mine whether to continue the activities next year, said Edmundson. Ali. granddaughter o f Jim Barratt. is also a golfing bud dy o f Andy Williams. Ali. manages the pub at Pointe Royale Golf Course. Branson's finest, open to play by the Barratt Tour. Other than Andy Williams shows, included in the tour are Glen Campbell. Lawrence Welk, Mel Tillis. The Presley Family, the Osmond Family. Shoji Tabuchi. John Davidson. Roy Clark and a visit to the Truman Library at Independence. Call or write for a tour application. Jim B arratt Tours P.O. Box 1688 Corvallis, O R 9 7 3 3 9 -1 6 8 8 (5 0 3 ) 7 5 7 -7 7 2 3 8 0 0 -5 2 5 -4 8 8 8 • v . . ; V Chris Sykes chows down for the senior c la s s ■ :' ’ ■ r -* * •• • ' * « , • I . : fl 'V - V \V V*V Solar interference may affect cable ner T.V. T.V . Inc. s service Hepfpner e rv ic e ,X in d J e ll of each ye a r," said may D be from Oct ô j interrupted T ‘ H e p p n fi T.V. manager Judie 5-l5~between 3:45-4:02 p.m 3-lobe Laughlin. "T h is takes place daily because o f solar in when the orbital positions o f terference. Other satellites will the satellite and the sun are in be o ff for this reason about 35 one line. The earth station then T • ■ •- minutes later. receives signals from both, but "S o la r interference is an in the more powerful sun sub herent part o f satellite opera dues the desired signal, caus tions and occurs in the spring ing a loss of service." Booster club dinner, auction Oct. 14 The H eppner Booster Club steak feed and auction will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, at the H eppner Elks Club, beginning at 6 p.m. Dinner, featuring barbecued N e w York steak cooked by Lee Ansotequi and crew, baked potato, salad, homemade bread and dessert will be served from 6-8 p.m. Cost for the dinner is $7.50 each. The auction will get under w ay at 8 p.m. Auction items in clude Far W est Classic tickets; H eppner High School season passes; a family membership to W illow Creek Country Club; a Black Hills G old ring; fishing trips; 100 gallons o f gasoline; TrailBlazer tickets and more. lone Garden club members meet The lone Garden Club met at the home o f Delta Huber on Sept. 13. Birdine Tullis show ed some of the common garden and roadside plants that could be dried and used in ar rangements. She said that "a ir d ry in g " can be done by hang ing bunches of flowers on nails in a basement or dry room. Some suitable plants for drying are button mums, marigolds, coral bells, larkspur, peonies, m eadow grass and herbs like tarragon or sage. Members also discussed fall planting. "F in e G arden in g" magazine suggested that they plant y a rro w , col umbi ne, artemsia, campanula, valarian, coreopsis, gallardia, dianthus, oriental p op p ies and also shrubs and trees now. Huber reported that the M or row County Fair had a good number o f exhibits in the flow er division. She helped with the receiving of flower ex hibits on W ednesday. lone Garden Club members Helen Martin, Jean Nelson, Pat Pettyjohn and Huber are state life members. Martin presented new pins to each one o f them. 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