FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, September 26,2012
Heppner Home
Fair wrap-up
coming next week planned
The H eppner 2012
Homecoming will be held
next week, Oct. 1-6. For
this year’s homecoming
game, the Heppner Mus
tangs will be playing the
Elgin Huskies. This year’s
Homecoming theme will be
“Hit the Huskies.” The days
for Homecoming week will
be:
Monday: Western day
Tuesday: Twin day
Wednesday: Celebrity
day
Thursday: Blue and
Gold day
The 2012 bonfire/mud
tug-of-war will take place
on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at
the Morrow County Fair
grounds. The junior high
tug-of-war will start at 6
p.m., and the high school
will follow; the bonfire will
immediately follow.
There will be a noise
parade and community pep
assembly starting at 2:15
p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 4.
On Friday, the football
team will play Elgin starting
at 7 p.m. The Homecoming
dance will be held right af
ter the game. On Saturday,
the M ustang volleyball
team will play a tournament
at home starting at noon.
4-H club raffles
quilt
D.I. Y. Kids 4-H club is still raffling off the quilt they
made at Quilters Affair in Sisters, OR.
Members will be selling raffle tickets during halftime
at lone's home football games, or track down members
Emily Holland, Stacee Halvorsen or Julianne Carlson to
purchase.
Tickets are one for $1 or six for $5. The quilt will
be raffled until the last home basketball game, where the
winner will be announced.
Morrow County resi
dents are reminded that a
fair wrap-up potluck dinner
is scheduled for Oct. 3 at 6
p.m. at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds.
Those with last names
beginning A-L are asked to
bring a salad; last names
beginning M-Z are asked
to bring a dessert. Call
541-676-9474 for more
information.
Residents o f Morrow
County also are invited to
submit entries in the Mor
row County Fair Theme
C o n te st. The d ead lin e
for entries is October 31,
2012 .
The them e must re
flect all of Morrow County
(Boardman, Heppner, lone,
Irrigon, Lexington, etc.) and
must be easy to incorporate
into decorations.
A committee made up
o f com m unity members
will decide the w inner;
the com mittee’s decision
is final. The winner will
receive $50 in 50-cent. Ev
eryone is asked to keep in
mind that next year is the
centennial of the Morrow
County Fair.
Entry forms are avail
able at the fair office. Forms
can be returned to the of
fice, where a box will be
available for theme sugges
tions, or they can be mailed
to Morrow County Fair,
PO Box 464, Heppner, OR
97836.
Finally, the fair board
is still seeking members
interested in being part of
the centennial celebration.
Board member require
ments include attending
monthly meetings, working
during fair tijne and going
to convention, if possible,
in addition to other times
of the year when members
may be asked to volunteer
or help out.
The term is for three
years, with no limit to the
number of terms served.
To become a member,
send a letter indicating
such to the Morrow County
Court. P.O. Box 788, Hep
pner, OR 97836.
Thank you to the 2012 Honour County
4-H/FFA Livestock Auction Supporters
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER
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Kolby Currin
Buyer- Montana Coat Company
Makenzi Hughes
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GRAND CHAMPION MARKET SWINE
NW Farm Supply, Beef Northwest,
Starvation Farms, M&M Accounting,
Triple A Trucking.
Alexis Bray
Buyer . Ron gray
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The M orrow County Livestock Growers would lik e to thank
the follow ing for th eir support o f
the 2012 M orrow County 4-H/FFA Auction!
BUYERS
12-H Farms/Hansell
4-C Ranches
4-T Ranches
Abe McNamee
Baker Hay
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Banner Bank of
Boardman
Beef Northwest Feeders
Boardman Foods Inc.
Bob & Bonnie Ball
Bob & Pam Worden
Bonavia Timber Company
Brian & Susan Thompson
Bruce Young Logging
Buttercreek Cattle
Cannon Chiropractic
Cascade Specialties
Caithness Energy
Charlie & Marcia
Anderson .
Community Bank
Community Counseling
Solutions
Corsair Angus
Corey Miller
Craig Miles
Dan & Ashley Lindsay
Dave & Anita Pranger
Devin Oil
Dick Temple DVM
Dorothy Brown estates
Double T Farming
Doyle Electric
Elmer's Irrigation
Eric & Brandi Orem
Fiesta Foods of
Hermiston
Frederickson Farming
GAR Aviation
Gerald & LeAnn Rea
Greenwood Resources
Grieb Farms
Healy Ranches
Heppner Family Foods
Huwe's Rentals - Wayne
& Barb Huwe
Horseshoe Hereford Ranch
IRZ Consulting & EZ Wireless
Jason & Terra Proudfoot
Jerry & Ann McElligott
JS Cattle Co.
John Ripple
Lakeview Heights
Lamb Weston
Larry Palmer-Palmer Ranches
Lesperance Farms
Les Schwab of Heppner
Les Schwab of Hermiston
Lexington Pump
Lindsay Ranches Feedlot
Loren & Della Heideman
Marcia Anderson
Mark Jones
Mark & Pam Wunderlich
Mark & Shannon Miller
McGee Wealth Management
Merlin & Claudia Hughes
Mid Columbia Producers
Mike's Mobile Slaughter
Miller Wheat Farming
M&M Accounting Service
Montana Coat Company
Morgan Ranch
Morrow County Grain Growers
Murray's Drug
Murray's Farms
NW Farm Credit Services
NW Farm Supply
NW Metal Fabrication
Old West Federal Credit Union
Oregon Hay
Pattie Crawford
Pedro Farms
Peg Leg Farms
PGE
Pioneer Memorial Physical
Therapy
Proudfoot Ranches
Raymond Doughty
RDO
Ron Bray
Ron Williams Trucking
Rosco & Kay Qualls
Shelley McCabe
Simplot
Snow McElligott
Starvation Farms
T- Bar Construction
Teresa Van Doom
Terry Thompson
Thompson Land Company
Three Mile Farms
Triangle Ranches
Triangle Resource
Triple A Trucking
Twins Flags Distributing
Umatilla Electric Co-op
Wes & Mary Killion
Wheatland Insurance
Wilbur Ellis
Wilkinson Ranch
SPECIAL THANKS TO :
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Ken Grieb
Beef Northwest Feeders
Mitch & Tag Ashbeck
Rob & Jennifer Ashbeck
Kyle & Darcee Robinson
Garrett Robinson
Brett Harrison
Carlton Farms
John Qualls
Lori McCabe
Morrow County Grain
Growers
Cenex Harvest States
Ashley & Scott Jones
Nancy Gorham
Sara Bevington
Angie Hughes
R1NOMEN:
Rod Taylor
Kyle Robinson
Jeromy Wilson
Chris Rauch
Jim Kindle
Morrow County 4-H
Ambassadors
Heppner schools
offer new website
Heppner Elementary
School and Heppner Junior
Senior High School have a
new website for parents,
students and the commu
nity, where anyone can
check out the events for
both schools.
To find the website, go
to the HES website at www.
hes.morrow.kl2.or.us; on
the left-hand side, click
on HES/HJSHS EVENTS
and it will take you to the
rSchoolW ebsite. Parents
and community members
can view by day or week,
or find the “advanced view”
and select the types of events
they would like to look at.
Viewers will also have the
option to print pages.
The other great feature
is the “Notify Me” option
for anyone who would like
to receive updates as things
change or are cancelled. On
the website, click on “No
tify Me!” on the right side
of the page near the calen
dar. Fill out the information
for email or text messages
and select the events about
which you would like to
be informed. The first page
will ask about the sports
activities; click “continue”
to find school events. It is
quick and easy, and a great
way to know about last
minute changes.
School administrators
say they hope Heppner will
find this new website easy
to use and a helpful way of
getting information quickly.
They are also looking for
feedback on the website;
contact Brandi Sweeney
at 541-676-9128 or brandi.
sweeney@morrow.kl 2.or.us
to share your thoughts.
The schools will con
tinue to have school events
on their home w ebsites
and sent home in Monday
folders.
Cardinal Booster
Club memberships
available
lone Cardinal Booster
Club memberships are now
available to businesses and
families.
Businesses that pur
chase memberships will get
their ads on the lone com
munity calendar as well as
on the sport schedule post
ers for lone Community
School. The businesses will
also be listed on all district
and state newspaper ads,
and will have their names
listed on the back of fall and
winter sports programs at
home games. All of this is
available for $100, or $50
for only the calendar ad.
Family memberships
include names on all district
and state new spaper ads and
listed on the sport schedule
posters. Family member
ships are $50 per year.
A nyone in te re s te d
in buying a membership
should contact booster club
president Jeri McElligott
at 422-7257 or PO Box
4, lone. Questions can be
e-mailed to McElligott at
jerimce@hotmail.com. All
checks should be made out
to Cardinal Booster Club.
All membership money will
be used to support academic
and athletic programs at
lone Community School.
HHS Booster Club
to hold steak feed
The Heppner High School Booster Club will hold
a steak feed and auction Saturday, Oct. 13, at the Hep
pner Elks Lodge. The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. with
the auction to follow at 8 p.m. Cost of the dinner is $12;
proceeds will benefit the Booster Club, which supports
youth academics and athletics.
4-H planning
session cancelled
The planning session for the OSU Extension Service
and Morrow County 4-H program scheduled for Oct. 16
has been cancelled.
Morrow County Extension agents say they appreciate
the interest and support Morrow County 4-H has received
and regret any inconvenience this may have caused.
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