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Newspaper Page TextUa. U1 M mt t til cAxtTTT.TiMti. iii ft IH4 St. Paul Rider Wins (Continue! fruro l"C I) MN-on1 go fKjnl K.b St- rail. lut Mkrr b-hlnl IK I UiC at M Ihml mm rt Otitu n in Iimi4 llrt'.U rt ami Str-all the tly entrant. l auivrWul.y ft,?T tttrtr ra'rtt tn twt!t r txiu, arJ IL IUx-lt t.atl lime ,4 us H bettrt thr MraC!. Tuu Th rl.- tuucitr -wive. a -rrtitu-i tot a ,t hamlm.! rt.in tw vl Itrown. IVmiifUm. 11 O'Rrtrn frfivd third and a gift rrttitu-ate from Gardner Mm W ear a l"- IkUhcri! and TJ Mlif hrd fVnor f'W tti n-w OrviU CuuK'Mh tnny f Mvr M ul t'irt!1') Miunwsl .... .. txm county' tt all around. They ti-d in pnu vr-d In.? two nlU the ru money. and Ih llUre told Millrf ta tWe the trvhy Uf the year inw he hl reivivcd the dUc Ur th " rx'j'tng. lU. h will cH cr-dit ! a leg on the trophy which re- iuire winning tnrre runwiir year fi" nermnent ponrlin. In one pvial event, that of merchant' call tying or ropinc it was billed on the prot;rJ.n It ctuld be ald that the cai.e won. The huky animal the buine!jnen quite a boa' Inc. However. Lyie Jensen uc erilxl In tying hi calf and carne out top money winner. Second Jerry Schubert an I third was Harley Sager. Jensen captured the trophy buckle offer' ed by ilinvard keithlcy. CirU' barrel racing proved an excitini? event with Beth Wil- rhjimolnn and winning a plft certificate from Gilliam and Bisbee. The Idaho cowgirl posted time of 132. first day. and 11 i. second d Her first day tlm? wa third behind Ruby Fullleton. a iieppner favorit?, first w.:i 1S.9. and Kay Wiffle. second wii: 19. Second on Sunday was Kay Wigle with 18.7. which gave hi-r second in the averages, and tied for third were Donna Hamilton of Eugene and Alice Williams, also of Idaho. These two also tied for third In the average. Twenty-three cowgirls parti cipated in the event and display ed excellent horsemanship. Sid Britt scored 169 and 165 in two go-rounds of bareback riding to capture this event In the aver aces. His first day's points top ped the field, and he was seconl ITthe Sunday go-round. Second in averages was Tom Kussii ano third was Larry Unruh. jXn Dixon of Toppenlsh. Un was fourth and Leonard Halsey of Heppner was fifth. Second on Saturday in the bareback was Tom Russell, tol lowed by Pat Daily. Lairy Unruh's 166 points Sunday tJi. ped the cowboys for that day. followed by Britt. KusselL Dixon and Halsey. . . In addition to his purse. Brut won a bareback rig from Grays Saddlery. Heppner. w ,hlirn Marvin Bothum of Wood burn proved top hand in bull r ding with his 174 points in Ko-round competition, Paul Sloan with 170 points was second ana Dave Elford of LaCenter. Wn, with 168 was third Tied for fourth were Bob Conforth of Her miston and Doug Brown of Salem, each with 164 points, ana Joe Crowder. White Swan. Wn, cowboy, was fifth with lu Bothum received a belt buckle from the New York Store, Pendleton. , Calf ropers found the goin? rough in this rodeo, and many failed to rope their animals. However Darrell Waddill scored in both go-rounds, 18.6 and for total time of 34.0 and top money. Second was Bill Waa with 203 and 21.1 for total of 44.4 seconds. In third place was Billy King with 22.6 and 20.9 tzt 43.5. and fourth was Bob John son with 29.6 and 175 for 47.L Waddill was first go-round winner, followed by Everett Reed in a time of 19.7; Bill Ward, 20.3; and Ray Lovell, 20.6. Arvine Por ter topped the second go-round at 15.1 after taking no time Uie firs tday. Waddill was second on Sunday, and Bob Juker and Dick Wilde tied for third, each with 17.0. Don Anderson of Arlington copped the honors in wild cow milking, doing the difficult job in 29.2. Second was Fred Holly of Glenwood, Wn., in 33.1, third was Waddill in 46.6, and fourth was Eddie Higgins of Maupin in 46.7. Everett Reed took fifth at 554 and Fred Wyatt of Pilot Rock was sixth with 60.4. Bill Neilson was winner of bulldogging with times of T.4 and 11.3 for total of 18.7. Stan Spencer was second in the ave;- ages with 11.2 and 7.9 for 191. Third was Fred Holly with 10 6 and 11.8 for 22 4 and fourth was Jyme Stoner of Baker with 38.1 and 13.9 for 52.0. The four were the only ones successful in dog ging their steers on both go rounds. Ken Clegg with 8.3 followed Neilson for day money on Satur day with Fred Holly third and Spencer fourth. On Sunday Spencer led with his 7.9 followed by Dick Kriege with 8.4, Neilson and Holly. Champions in team roping were Porter and Juker with 11-3, ana other teams finished as fol lows: Second, Bob Hershey and Bud Alexander, 121; third, Neil son and Carl Cibson, 12.6; fourth, Fred Fitzgibbon and L"o New hardt, 13.4; fifth, Joe and Jay McAuliffe, 14.3; and sixth, Ward and King, 16.1. Races proved to be a thrilling part of the rodeo. Winner of the Morrow county derby Sunday was Rav Papineau's entry, and this brought him a $100 award I tMfk th 1 l'if. Hh in 'uie Niid MM inru ami third t'eoitfe In the iuHf ni.e 4jn tu t aiurday i j,M. tre il"C i' rr uv t'4 fir- HM", ty tire ! IVtvy leu rtt in the M.Tiw tn 'J Qaailef ilorw It' J-'" I ut( K' t wry . tUmtHl by tl e M I'auI tklH'y cil'nue4 . U.h Murray entry and te K .c r'u!lii entry'. Itefpner Wrangler n Tailrv Mit irtH'hy h f;f rat- innr. The ianiK .4t the r.e the tt day vn the I'matllU Hage ;iJer hut came i nil anvrttl to the t"maU..a Itjder on Sunday. There were oi ly two rntne in thi ever.' J.ie Yovm' team vn the w..d hi-re ra Hiih Uwurd llale' team exnd. i ih futuritv Rivt Murray ef;iry i tirt. foiK'ed by J.nn . ' . at i..M .t... I ubankt ani utieu.t. hore In third. Ttieie ere fjur pony tcr. In ore. .Mary Ann Greenup a fin.1. Carmen Papmeau N-of',d n,i raft Auhrle third. In an other, Huby r"ulleton firU Sut tllen Greenup mixmhI anl Hon Au-hele third. In a third. Reky l"ulleton wa flrt. CaiU Tithcle ixnd and Mary Ann Greenup third. And in the fimd race on Sunday. Iluby FuUo'.on again wa winner tth Ca.l.i Auhele vnd and Sue ELn Grenup third. A cowgirl. Sharron Burnap, howed the boy him In Wrang ler cow riding when she topped this event with lwJ points. Leo nard Toll wa second with l&l and Leonard Halsey wa tniri. Sharron won a trophy buckle from Herman Green a event winner. In Saturday night' Calgary Roping. Fred Holly was lirt. Ro:ce Fulleton second and Jeuy Dougherty third. In three cowgirl races, winner: were as follows: First race Connie Papineau. first; Patty Pettyjohn, second- Second rac Sandra Fu banks, first; Becky Fulleton. second; Connie Papi neau. third. Third race Becky Pulleton. first: Sandra Eubank. second; and Patty Pettyjon.i, third Floyd Jones, rodeo chairman, had words of praise for his crew at the rodeo and asked that thanks be expressed to all of them for a Job well done. Special thanks are due the hard working rodeo secretary, Jac.t Locke. Rav French and Charlie Daly handled the chutes and kept the show moving with their good work. All members of the rodx board, together with many vol unteers too numerous to mention, shared in the success of. the rodeo. Les Kelley and Sterling Green were Judges, Archie Munken and Thelma Smethurst were timers, Gerald Swaggart was field judge, and Bill Jones of Vancouver, Wn., was announcer. Clowns were Eric Muehleisen and John Erwin of Enumclaw, Wn. Pickup men were Dick Mor ris, Jim Gibbs, and LeRoy Van Belle. Queen Shannon Mahoney and her court made a fine Impression at the grand entries and with their participation In the show. Little Leaguers sold prograris, and the Episcopal church women operated the Snack Shack during the rodeo. Secretary Locke reports fLi-2 cooperation from the 188 cowboy entrants, a bumper crop. Only two failed to appear. One was injured prior to the performance and another, Jim Starr, was fatally injured at another rodeo a few days before this one. WORK SMARTER WHAT CAUSES MY REFRIG ERATOR to accumulate frost so rapidly? , For refrigerators with manual defrost check these points. Is the door seal tight or does the gas ket need replacement? Is the door opened often, especially In hot weather? Are warm or not foods put in the refrigerator? Are liquids or moist foods stored uncovered? iDH ) M I C ' " " Ival Sullivan Wins Horse Show Trophy (Continued from lC V Che. brUle from Turner. Va MMer ami piyant, C! l Ut . reining !. !th bit horn " flH" v, hat Sulluan ' Kins n" Ten, M from llun ur u .-4 , t -t n Kirrr! Tlrfr.?. firi. Uubv rulkton l..U. trophy bukte lrtm Med Man kin and tei S'- l-rv; e..t l rn vinn- is.Iiv halter from Kank tt Int ern tVrgon. ftrt. lUh h heamer on Uwitu Mr-Khiv. Vinlle frt.m National Hank; '; J;' J.uie on Tioi t h. halter front the Firt National Hank. Complete reulu ere a fol- UCla A. U4 1 ..'"'f'llul and halter, fillie in .M Kirt. Kallh learner for un named filly: eynd. ""J V"1! foe unnamed filly: third. rld Jone for unnamed fillv. fourth. IWkv Kulleion for Jo- hCU A, Lot 2 information and halter, yearling Mile foal ed In ltna-Ktrl. R.HI Murtav f,.r Tonto Bird: .cond. Bill and K.ie Heaty for J.'t Mtr. I third. Shanmn Mahoney for SUCls?'A Lot 3 (conformation and halter 2 year-old ''Jll' Ftrt. Kex FngliKh for ex.nd. Bill and Kite llealy for jet Danny Bar; third. Rod Murray for Iname Induttnguh able: fourth. Virginia Millman ,0cSU'-b (conformation and halter. 3 year old Ml Rod Murray for Tee Sex n Time; second. Bill and Kile I leal v for Jet Babe Bar; Sandra Eubank for (name Indisting uihabie; fourth. Janet Mlm ateer for FUcka. Clas A. Lot 5 (conformation and halter. 4 year and older mares) first. Don Kvan for Boots: second. Ralph Ik-amer for Domino Melody: lh rd. eck fMlleton for Final Edition fourth. Dimple Munkers for Ginger. , .. Class A. Lot 6 (conformation and halter, mare and nursing colli first. Floyd Jones for Dempsey Boon; second. Don Evans for Btwts and Hugo; third. Becky Fulleton with Final Edit ion; fourth. Ron Currin for Shantv Belle, s-i..... a i rt 7 rH-inrnrmallon and halter mare and produce! first. Ron turrin ior uihwi colt: second. Beckv Fulleton for Final Edition: tn'.ra. itoice ton for Dutch tsier; xoun... Diana Fulleton for Smokey. Class A. Lot icnami'iuo v t.j Ktnrrav for Tee mart), iviu - . Seven Time: (reserve champion mare). Ralpn ueamer ior u.. named colt bv The Maestro. Class A, Lot 9 icomon and halter, male colts foaled in 1964)Iirst. Floyd Jones for un named colt; second. Ron Currin for unnamed colt; third. Don Evans for Hugo's Folly: and fourth Roice Fulleton for Dutch Lahekin. m Class A. Lot ai icomuuiiauu.. a u.ia O unar.nm ma 16 colts) first. Sandra Eubanks for , inictincrniuhahle): sec- ond. Rex English for Free Move, third. Beverly steagau ior oa.j, fourth. George Stillman for Thunder. , . .. Class A. Lot Yl tcomormnuuii I vcar.nlH KtalllonS) Roice Fulleton for Dust Off. Class A. Lot U (coruorniu and halter. 4-year-old and over stallions) first. Roice Fulleton m T-i BtreTt Tlal Sll 111- ior Jooy isvi t v.wiii - van for King's Pistol Ten; third, Floyd Jones lor joai raui. Class A, Lot 14 (stallions). Champion, Sandra Eubanks for Solo Sam; reserve champion, Roice Fulleton for Boy Doll. Class A, Lot 15 (geldings, 4 years and younger) first. Floyd Jones for Tico Chex; second, Tim Tullis for Pancho. third. Rex English for Free Move; fourth, Art Vance for Frosty. Class A, Lot 16 (geldings 5 years and older) first, Sandra Eubanks for Reed Matlock Jr.; second, Dimple Munkers for Skeeter; third, Merlyn Robinson for Sharred: fourth, Judy Sherer for Rocket. Class A, Lot 17, tnampion QanHra Fllhanks for Reed Matlock Jr.; reserve cham pion, Floyd Jones ior i ico une. rrT.TI.11 J'f.UJK Glv you t h Flntit In COMFORT, ECONOMY In every on of rh Coastal state you'll find DORIC Motor Hotels offering you the best in service ond accom modations, ond extending you a friendly welcome. SEATTLE: Doric Mayflower Hotel Doric Waldorf Hotel Doric 6th Ave. Motor Hotel Doric Town Motor Hotel TACOMA: Doric Tocomo Motor Hotel KENNEWICK, Washington! Doric Black Angus Motor Hotel PORTLAND: ' Doric Portland Motor Hotel Doric Palms Motor Hotel HAYWARD, California: Doric Hayword Motor Hotel LOS ANGELES: Doric Mission Hill Motor In GARDENA, California: Doric Gordena Motor Hotel Open July 1, o new Doric In downtown Los Angeles if. for Reservations, call the nearest Doric hotel ii1 II 1 0U TOM McCALU otur. to Otllcw fat Mollahon Cla A. Lot 18 (get of hire) first Ralph Reamer for Boot; MHxnd. Everett Struckmeler for Buddy Bonnie. Class A. Lot 19 (Shetland ponies up to and inducing 41 Inches I first. Dimple Munkers for Ginger; second. Dimple Munkers for Teddy. Class A. Lot 20 (other po"1" over 4 inch and under 1 first. Merlyn Robinson for Tlnk-,-r- nwnd. Bill and Kite llealy fr Teddy: third. Mary- Ann Greenup for Danny; fourth. Trade Norene for Candy Lane. Class A. Lot 21 (ponies, mare and colt first. Trade Norene for Candy Lane and Shanty; second. Grace Steer for mare and colt; third. Teresa Hughes for unnamed. Class B. Lot 1 (i-'nles from lots 19 and 20 i first. Pattl Healv for Coke Bar: second. Susan Healv for Teddy: third. Rubv Fulleton for Princes Robin; fourth. Tatty Daly for penny. , , , Class C. Lot 1 (Junior equi tation. 11 and under) first. Becky Fulleton for Poco June; second, Terry Hughes for Coke; third. Bruce Bergstrom for Skeeter; fourth. Lisa Collins for Pegasus. , Class C. Lot 2 (Junior equl tation. 1216) first. Maralee Murray for Amanda Star; sec ond. Earl Struckmeler for Bon nie; third. Ruby Fulleton for Hoolihan; fourth, Janet Palm ateer for Flicka. Class C, Lot 3 (western pleas ure. 11 years and under) first, Becky Fulleton for Poco June; second. Terry Hughes for rv.Lr. VilrH Rnire Bercstrom for Skeeter; fourth, Benham Malcom for Zip. t , ClassC, Lot 4 (western pleas ure. 12 to 16) first, Barbara Cribble for Blaze; second, Gale Malcom for Tippy; third, Verina French for Becky; fourth, Ruby Fulleton for Hoolihan. Class C, Lot 5 (western pleas ure 17 and over) first, Ival Sullivan for King's Pistol Ten; second. Judy Sherer for Rocket; third. Ralph Beamer for Domino WW (ft COATS ' '14.9524.95 SKIRTS $10.95 t0 $14.95 SWEATERS ?9.95 514.95 FULL STOCK OF BLOUSES SUITS Fine New Shipment of Handbags For Fall SUMMER DRESSES ON SALE-4 OFF Mi Ladies it .I . .. . s J I US . - - T t J 1 I : ; i . . . ' . L . U d JgSZ VJWhm'iR on McCall 'n '' h" n,V Bandwoon. which U equip- HOSPITAL NEWS Patient admitted to Pioneer Memorial hospital for medl;l r.ire during the past week, then dismissed. re the following: Howard Crowell. lone; tvlla Me Curdy. lone; Parrel Skellenger. Sprav: Jack Law son. Heppner ; Lilv Martin. Heppner. deceased, and Melanie. Craig "d Scott Pat tee. Condon. Those admitted, and Mill re ceiving medical care are: Har vey Stivey. Kinztia: Kevin Potter. Condon; Ada Shell. Klnzua; John W. i Shorty) Frank. Hepp ner. and Earl MeCabe. lone. Overnight gueit Saturderv at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Wi Sherman and family were ,Vr. and Mrs. Dave Karr. Sharon am. Danny, of Stayton- The Ka-rs were en route home from a hu. ness trip to Walla Walla. Wn. Melmlv; fourth. Kite llealy for Jet' Bahe Bar. Class C. Lot 6 (trail class, up to II vears) first. Mart-la Jones for Biilv; second. Sherrl O Brlen for Blitz: third. Becky Fulleton for Poco June: fourth. Ruby Fulleton for Hoolihan. Class C. Lot 7 (reining class, hackamore. horse 4 orunderl first. Flovd Jone for Tleo (hex. second. Kite Healv for Jet Bane Bar; third. Art Vance for Tan cho; fourth. Rex English for Free Move. Class C, Lot 8 (reining class with bit. horse over 4) firs' Ival Sullivan for King's Pistol Ten; second. Howard Bryant for Beckv Bar; third. Roice Ful ton for Boy Doll; fourth, Charlie Daly for Lady. Class C. Lot 9 (barrel racing) first, Ruby Fulleton, 19.1; sec end. Erna Winchester, 19.3; third. John Eubanks, 195; fourth, tie, Diana Fulleton and Ralph Beamer, 19.8. Class C. Lot 11 (cow cutting) first, Ralph Beamer on Dom ino Melody; second, Floyd Jones on Tico Chex; third, Howard Bryant on Becky Bar; fourth. Ival Sullivan on King's Pistol Ten. 1 . Mr. Tronk Davldaon ! Baker arrived Friday to end aN.ut a week visiting with Mr. MarJorle Worlen. Mr. David son" husband, now deceased, was head of the stale highway department crew here for year when the Davidson lived here. Mr. and Mrt. Jae Parker ol Portland called Sunday at lh home of 1'aiker' grandpue.ils. Mr. and Mr. Frank S. I'arK.r. Thi couple, who were married In Astoria August 1. also visit ! other relative In Pendleton uu." Inj their week-end trip. mm 1 ztc BUY ONE QUART mtfsn B0YSEN RUBBERGL0 $ 98 FLAT WALL FINISH FOR.. I (Cutom Colon S2.39 and up) Deep Color sngnwy GET SECOND QUART FOR ONLY... U No limit to quantity I OTHER BOYS EN MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS (Thtu in not 1 Sil Item -outlying district lliinlly Mhr) Odorless Drccm Scmi-Closs Enamel White Qf $2.03 Pastel colors (1-18) Qt. SJ.52 Mldtone colors (19-36) Qt. $2.77 Dooptone colors (37-72) Qt. $3.09 Vi-Ko Latex Exterior House Paint Finishing White Gal. $7.09 Pastfl colors (1-18) Gal $7.49 Midtone colors (19-36) Gal. $8.35 Dopptone colors (37-72) Gal. $8.93 7-INCH PAN AND ROLLER SET $1.99 j Dozens Of Other Specials On Sale At Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. 388 N. Main PH. 676 SALE DATES end ea at the oe t4 M. and Mr. Mflvin lin, kUitl Mr. Ilak iiiri brie en oit fntn Melf.d I Giral Banlt'Ct'-n. M. he will We hef home. Mie rn Monday and ldanie ta t I week In Helena, Moid, on Iwr til rt. 1(1(1 vl W tt alwtinft Wf'4" V1C1II0M IBl-t MM VWinl tn n.tl Mmmn -' w HID IMMVI " IN(JII Uy at work aarnlng 4 and 4yi Automatic fy Off. Porch and Deck Enamel whit. Qh $2.08 Pastel colors (148) Qt. $2.57 Mhltone colors (19-36) Qt. $2.83 Dooptone colors (37-72) Qt. $3.03 Monokote PVA or Monokote (Oil Type) Finishing White Gal. $6.75 Pastol colors (148) Gal. $7.43 Mlfltonc colors (19-36) Gal. $8.39 Dooptone colors (37-72) Gal. $9.80 Heppner - 9212 SEPT. 4 to 30 M0NEYV jl. Iff' ' 4 riii