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August 23, 2017
Wallowa County Chieftain
Photos by Kathleen Ellyn/Chieftain
Zeb Ramsden of Enterprise prepares to cast his loop for a heel-grab as Trevor Wentz sets the steer up at the 2017 Stockgrowers Rodeo.
RODEO
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Other competitors were
Wyatt Warnock of Joseph,
Devin Patton of Joseph and
Rawley Bigsby of Joseph.
Clancy Warnock’s rock
jack sold Saturday evening and
“add ons” took the bid to $350.
That money goes into the bank
for the heifer scholarship
account. The entire field of
rock jack builders also pitched
in to build the stretch jack (a
larger style rock jack), which
sold for $1,350. That money
was passed on to the Del Stan-
ley family. Stanley sustained
injuries June 27 when an aneu-
rysm caused him to fall from
his horse and be dragged.
Other event winners:
Top Horse: Jimmy Van
Belle’s horse, “Burt.”
Top Cowgirl: Lisa
Morgan.
Top Cowboy: Cody Ross.
Horse Race: Mark Daw-
son on “R.J.”
Muley steer roping: Cody
Ross and Dave Yost.
Team Branding: Zeb
The key to sorting is having eyes in the back or your head. Barrie Quallie pushes a cow
through the gate as Kelly Germany and Rawley Bigsby turn back No. 1 at the 2017 Stock-
growers Rodeo.
Paul Rogers of Ellensburg and Justin Davis of Burns see
Dan Propbert of Enterprise has caught the heels of the calf
and prepare to run in the 2017 Stockgrowers Rodeo brand-
ing competition.
Ramsden, Trevor Wentz, Greg
Seffur and Marann Yost.
Working Ranch Horse:
Jimmy Van Belle on “Burt.”
Steer Stopping: Lisa
Morgan.
Cattle Sorting: Cody
Ross, Wyatt Warnock and
4th Annual
Main Street Show & Shine
IS OVER!
Thank You To All
Our Generous Sponsors
Bane Electric (JB Bane & Co) - Bollman Funeral Home
Camerons Wallowa County ACE - Candor Custom
Chopper Car Wash - Community Bank
Debs Apparel & Gifts - Enterprise Electric
Favorite Finds on Main - Gordon & Adam Wolfe
J and S Automotive Services - Kellermann Logging
Les Schwab Tire Co. - Log House RV Park
Main Street Motors - Mountain View Motel & RV Park
NAPA - Thompson's Auto Supply - Ponderosa Motel
Stangel Industries - Stein Distillery - The Stubborn Mule
The Wilderness Inn - Thunder Run - Umpqua Bank
Wallowa Food city - Yellow Truck Productions
Esprit Graphics - Wallowa Mountain Property
City Of Enterprise - Wildhorse Resort & Casino
Woodstock Circuitworks, Inc. - 1917 Lumber Co.
Enterprise Flower Shop - Enterprise House
Farmer's Insurance - Flying Cloud Gifts - MCrow
Kooch Century Farm - The Bookloft - OK Theater
Mountain Getaway Lodging, Inc. - Goebel's Gas Station
Eagle's View Inn & Suites - Chamber of Commerce
Imnaha Store & Tavern - Josephy Center
Longhorn Espresso - Matterhorn Village - KWVR Radio
RAM Auto & Hardware - Wallowa Lake Lodge
Bee Charmed Marketplace - Wallowa County Nursery
Gypsy Java - The Flannel Lantern - Wild Carrot Herbals
Bullet Engineering - Copper Creek Mercantile
La Laguna - Mother's Wax - Chevron Service Station
Speedway Motors - Summit Racing - Hagerty
The Bun(n) Spread - Arrowhead Chocolates
Bank of Eastern Oregon - Car Guy Garage - ODOT
Doug & Melanie Crow - Grain Growers - Meguiars
Safeway - Sally B Farms - Se Mee Tea - The Vault
Sugar Time Bakery - Uncle Dan's - G&G Engraving
Enterprise Sewing & Embroidery - rockauto.com
Thank You To All The Participants, Spectators,
Vendors, Artisans, Clubs, MCs, Volunteers, ...
Riley Warnock.
Relay Race: Trevor
Wentz, Zeb Ramsden and
Aspen Birkmaier.
Working Dog: Cody
Ross’s “Woodrow and
Pepper.”
This year’s heifer scholar-
ship winners:
• $2,000 to Bailey Wearin,
daughter of Sarah and Sean
Wearin. Bailey is senior at
OSU this fall majoring in ag
business management. She
impressed the committee with
her plans for the future and
her knowledge of the beef
industry.
• $1,500 Ben Smallen,
son of Lisa and Rod Smallen.
Ben is a senior at OSU this
fall, studying food science
and technology and fermen-
tation. Ben is still on track to
become the next small town
beer master.
• $1,500 Casey Melville,
daughter of Kerry and Kevin
Melville. Casey is a freshman
at OSU majoring in crop and
soil science. She impressed
the committee with her farm-
ing experience and desire to
become an agronomist focus-
ing on crop consulting.
• $1,000 Sara Aschenbren-
ner, daughter of Cindy and
Chad, freshman at Walla Walla
Community College with dual
enrollment at Penn Foster Col-
lege studying for her vet tech
degree.
Boucher-Probert Memorial
Scholarships:
Clancy Warnock of Imnaha never stops moving, even as he
casts a critical eye over his work so far. Warnock won the
World Champion Rock Jack building contest at the 2017
Stockgrowers Rodeo.
• $1,000 to Brooke Green-
shields, daughter of Jeni and
Randy Greenshields, entering
her second year of vet school
at OSU; $1,000 to Callie
Miller, daughter of Cheri and
Alan Miller, entering her third
year at OSU studying animal
science with a prevet option.
She is still on track to be a
large animal vet.
Winner of Honorary Cat-
tleman of the Year went to
John Williams and his wife
Eilene.
Winners of Cattleman of
the Year were actually a cat-
tle-family — a big portion of
the Warnock family: Charlie
and Debi Warnock, Joe and
Shari Warnock, and Dan and
Cynthia Warnock. A full story
about the cattlemen awards
will follow.
EARLY DEADLINE
e Chieftain office will be CLOSED Monday
Sept. 4 for Labor Day.
To reserve space in our
Sept. 6 edition,
the deadline is
5pm Thursday, Aug. 31st
Contact Jennifer for more information
541-426-4567 ~ www.jpowell@wallowa.com