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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1980)
1 * - SANDY (Or« .) POSTThur».. Aug Jl. 1*90 (S k J) A t state fair Draft horse competition slated Massive but beautiful draft horse teams weighing as much as two tons w ill at tempt to pull dead weight half again as heavy as they are in the annual D raft Horse Pulling Contest at the Oregon State F a ir, Sept. 1. ‘The D ra ft Horse Contest is a special feature on the last day of the 10-day fa ir. It w ill be at 6 p.m. in the Stadium. It w ill be free to fairgoers, as is all other e n te rta in m e n t on the grounds, except fo r the Horse Show-Rodeo,” says D w ig h t B u tt, S tate F a ir Director. “ The g ia n t B elgians, Clydesdales and Percherons, although half again as heavy as their racing counterparts, are much more tractable and g e n tle ,” says J im m y Steer and beef showmanship competitions were tough at the Clackamas County F a ir this past week as 4-H youngsters audiences. paraded their animals before Four $5 savings accounts w ill be awarded in the Cookie Ja r Contest and a $25 savings account fo r winners of the cake Decorating and Table Decorating events. The fla g s and savings accounts are being donated by A m e ric a n F e d e ra l S avings and Loan Association of Salem. “ The flags were obtained through the efforts of Sen. M ark H atfield’s office,” according to Robert Stevens of the firm . “ There still are openings for entries in all categories,” according to Sandra Brady, Superintendent of the Home Economics Department at the fa ir . “ We a re p a r tic u la r ly in te re ste d in o rg a n iza tio n s w ish in g to su b m it ta b le d e c o ra tin g exhibits," she said, “ church groups, garden clubs, women’s clubs, men’s clubs, bridge cluhs or any other group that wants to show i t ’s s k ill." “ Tables may be set for buffet, barbecue, brunch or a form al dinner,” Brady said. The theme may be seasonal, humorous or anything the group th in k s a p p ro p ria te . The contest has two sections: one fo r the firs t five days and one for the last five days of the fair. “ The section for individual large table decorators also openings,” Brady said. In the pulling contest, two- horse teams attem pt to pull stoneboats (weighted sleds) a distance of 15 feet, w ith 500 pounds added on each suc ceeding attem pt until one w in n in g te a m re m a in s. T here are three classifications: lightweights (up to 3,000 pounds), middle- w e ig h ts (3,000 to 3,500 pounds), and heavyweights (over 3,500 pounds). fo r o co m p le te lis t o f o u r rock & fill m a te ria ls . Same-day d e liv e ry in m ost cases. Don Obrist Rock Products Inc. 3 7 3 » * R ubanLana. Sandy. 1593« S.E. DIVISION Hours: 10-6 Mon. - F r i.,9-3Sat. 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JEFFREY KLASS, HD has w ill com pete d a ily in showmanship events in the H o rs e S h o w - R o d e o ,” Scarborough said, “ and w ill be on exhibit in the bams adjacent to the Stadium.” W a n t to k n o w w h a t ’s h a p p e n in g in th e H o o d lan d a re a? C h e ck • H o o d la n d H a p p e n in g s • e v e ry w e e k in T h e P o st. “ D ra ft horses are staging a com eback in to d a y's fa rm in g and lo gging operations,” Scarborough said. A combination of high- cost eq u ipm e n t and fu e l prices and the a b ility of ÆZEEEZEJ Tires Jt horses to maneuver in tight places w ith a m inim um of damage to soil and plants has led to growing interest in their use. “ The d ra ft horses also P re v en tiv e M edicine Holistic H ealth C are N atu ral T h erap eu tics Special awards set for bakers “ Cake and cookie bakers and organizations with a fla ir for table decorating w ill be re c ip ie n ts of some new special aw ards, in c lu d in g four American flags that have flown over the U.S. Capitol,” Oregon State F a ir Manager Dwight Butt an nounced recently. “ The flags w ill be given in addition to previously an nounced cash awards and special prizes during the 1960 Oregon State F air, Aug. 23 through Sept. 1,” Butt said. The flags, complete w ith standard and bracket and an engraved p la te c e rtify in g that they have been flown over the U ^ . Capitol, w ill be awarded to winners in the Cookie J a r Contest, the G erry Frank Chocolate Cake Contest, the P rofessional Cake Decorating Contest and the Table Decorating Contest d iv is io n fo r clubs and organizations. Also being awarded are a $50 savings account for first place in the Chocolate Cake Contest and savings accounts ranging from $25 to $10 fo r second through fifth places. Scarborough, superintendent of the Horse Show. Some stand nearly six feet ta ll and weigh more than 2,000 lbs. 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