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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 10,2007 - THREE Homecoming activities in full swing at HHS O utdoor Club holds first outing Homecoming week was kicked off bright and early Friday morning, Octo ber 5, with class hall decorat ing. The walls are covered in school spirit and the ceilings with school pride, as each class decorated with as much creativity they could muster, with the theme o f defeating the Irrigon Knights in mind. In the end though, the under dog freshman pulled out the victory winning “ Best Class Hall” . Each hall displayed enorm ous shows o f HHS spirit, and w ith the decorat ing the friendly competition between classes started. M onday consisted o f a “bouncing beat” with a hip hop dress up theme, and kids used MTV and BET as inspiration for their dress ing up, and Monday’s class competition was a tricycle race. C om ing up to the Mustang palace on Tuesday might have felt like being thrown into a Star Trek epi sode with the dress up theme as Sci-Fi, aliens and Harry Winners of Monday’s dress up day at Heppner High School are as follows: boys - Mr. Morgan, and girls - Megan Orr and Kylie Doherty. Potters alike. T uesday’s pep assembly involved those kids with a sweet tooth, as the competition is a candy toss, as students will test their basketball skills while they shoot marshmallows at one another. A classic rivalry was the inspiration for Wednes d ay ’s dress up them e, as th e s tu d e n ts d is g u is e d themselves all as Cops and Robbers. Wednesday night Where’s your school spirit? Lane Bailey, Wacy Coil and Brent Eckman show off their school spirit. HEPPNER Booster Club AUCTION AND STEAK FEED Saturday, October 13th Heppner Elks Lodge Dinner at 6:00 p.m. though, the entire commu nity is invited to come and watch, the Mud Tug-O-War and bonfire. The Mud Wars will start at 6:30 p.m. at the rodeo arena, and be prepared to see our M ustangs get down to the nitty gritty as they show their strength in the flooded arena. Directly following the wars is the community bonfire, and all Mustangs are invited to try and pep up our athletes for up coming homecoming face off against the Knights. Thursday is through and through Mustang spirit. The dress up theme is our school co lo rs, Blue and Gold, and we are displaying the Mustang blood in our veins with our school Noise Parade. Thursday evening is the volleyball Senior Night and homecoming game at the high school against the Knights. Friday the football boys will strap on their pads and pride as they get ready to play the Irrigon Knights at 6 p.m., and the Homecom ing Crowing will take place at halftime o f the game, and immediately after the game the dance will follow. Back row: Eddie Collins, Christopher Hendricks, Zach Hint/, and Jared lledman. Middle row: Terri (ientrv, Kay Fowler, Bryce Fowler, and Kile Wilson. Front row: Tate Gentry and Bry an Fowler. The Heppner Jr/Sr High Outdoor Club recently held its first outing. Advisors Terri Gentry and Dave Fowler took eight students to Silverwood Theme Park and camping Farragut State Park in northern Idaho. The park was once a Naval base on the southwestern shore o f Lake Pend Oreille. Except for the water rides, everyone managed to stay dry. There are currently 24 students in the club. The next trip is to Lehman Hot Springs in November, followed by numerous skiing and snowboarding trips throughout the winter. Beth's Buddies brave the rain for Walk to Cure Diabetes Beth's Buddies participated in the Walk to Cure Diabetes in Portland. Twenty nine young adults and seven adults from lone braved a rainy day in Portland to participate in the Dinner: $12.00 (Includes BBQ Steak, Baked Potato, Salad, Dessert, Drink) Main Auction Starts at 8:00 p.m. Auctioneer: Ken Grieb (Also a silent auction) Raffle Items are: 32” HP Flat Screen HDTV 7” Portable DVD Player Browning A-Bolt 25 Caliber Winchester short mag Camp Chef with griddle A U C T IO N IT E M S B E L O W : Patriot koto (.lass U N certificate oft ant W indihicld replacement Peterson's Jewelers Women's I »pa/ Black Mill« Gold ring I Rod A Janet W ikon planter bench t.ardcn Ratkct Mock I bought» 12- ( in k teal« to t ortland Rateball or soccer tame \ t PCI. I ( ovolr Springs P t.l klptne Meadows t.o lf ( nurse in o rounds of GsMn/cnrt > anker < »mile a month Int i rar A • I tprrtt M arras's llrug Sancv (.lazier Date. Patts. 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The Mustang won the match in four games. -Photo by Sandy Matthews Bank of I. a stern Oregon Banner Bank V».N * I S Sat tngs Bond One dozen rotes the ( ottage Oise night stay Mare us W hitman Hotel f row a Paper A Janitorial Supply'Mark Huddleston k Son ware toothbrush A S- pnssorei s-ras wesam Dr. Dennis Turner 2< asrt of glass cleaner A Ita te of kmaze and kttortr.l rleanrrt llcrmieton (.lass One cate of toilet paper Mark Huddleston One Dump I ruck load nf Crushed risek (debt »red within 2# mile radius) give grins Miller A Son's Wdens furniture t.efawat package W ildhorse Resort A ( usino Manicure A Pedicure Oh |.a I .a / kdrienne Swanson Teleflora's purple pumpkin bouquet Terry A Barb Moore 2007 Juvenile Diabetes Re search Foundation (JDRF) Walk to C ure D iabetes. Walking as members of the team, Beth's Buddies, the group raised approximately $3,000 for diabetes research and had a great time in spite o f the rain. The six car c a ra van departed lone at 6:45, hoping that the Portland weatherman was wrong in his prediction o f rain. Ar riving at the walk site, his toric Oaks Park in Southeast Portland, they were only m om entarily discouraged to find that the weatherman unfortunately called it right. With seldom used umbrellas and outerwear designed for Eastern Oregon “rain” the group set off on the walk with great enthusiasm. This non-competitive walk was one of many held around the country for this cause and featured a number o f family and corporate teams. Over 4,000 people participated in the Portland Walk. Upon co m p letin g the 3.1 mile route, the rest of the day included a BBQ and unlimited rides at Oaks Park Amusement Park. B eth’s Buddies quickly determined that the best part of the rainy day was no lines for the rides. In fact, with no lines waiting, the ride attendants let willing riders stay on even the m ost stom ach- churning rides two and three times in a row. At 3:00, the adults finally said no to the “just one more ride” plea and loaded the wet, cold and dizzy crew up for the trip home. A stop at Spooky’s in The Dalles for pizza revived the group who arrived home w ith plenty o f time to finish their weekend homework. Beth's Buddies is a team formed to support Beth Morter, a Type 1 (insulin dependent) diabetic since 2004. Not only did team members collect donations and pledges for the event, hut many helped w ith a spaghetti feed earlier in Sep tember where the proceeds benefited JDRF. JDRF is a leading research organiza tion in the effort to find a cure for Type I diabetes. G reat strid es have been made in diabetes treatments in the past decade or two but a cure remains elusive. Beth’s Buddies are still collecting donations for JDRF until November 1. For more information, contact Anne Morter at 422-7429. Debbie Pech « Snowman A pnthnlder. 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