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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1968)
KirrKEl CAZETTX-TIMES. TkiutMUv. It. IM4 I 1 , .. to 9 it j- , -fcr$ :i::-f -'.v.v:.f r I .'.. i.. I , , , r r-'--rir" " - I - y---J.-ppiiiu i. . Lii.ii ill : , i , ip-p . ,,ciu( r i -J. ;Ifi-i r i , J i . i I -i "3 ' 1 y LjA L: L L : Cakes Were Delicious And Livestock Was Sleek ... at the Morrow county lair. Winners In the annual cake baking contest sponsored by the Wheat League, are pictured at top, left Mrs. Carl Rhea (left) ol Lexington was first place win ner and Mrs. Mike Saling ol Heppner took second place. Mrs. Rhea will enter the state bakeoff. Highlight at the fair again this year was the pig scramble last Thursday night before a crowd that took all spectator space available in the livestock arena (top, center). The kids had to do a lot of running but the pigs In the end, didn't have a chance. Nels Anderson, former Morrow county agent presents trophy to Patti Healy as grand champion livestock showman (top right). The Andersons donate the trophy, and Nels was able to come back this year to make the presentation before taking his now position in Polk county. Outstanding 4-H girls in clothing at this year's Style Revue were the two grand champions pictured second from top (left). Linda Heath (left) was overall champion in clothing construction and was named reserve champion in the Style Revue; Jill berg was grand champion in Style Revue and knitting construe- tion. The Revue was last Wednesday night J ft : t . - t. " - Earl Struckmeier's grand champion FFA steer was sold Northwestern Livestock Commission Co. Earl, and Don Wink the Hermiston firm are shown with the champion steer picture second from top, right Wink again this year was auction eer at the fair sale here, a Job that he has faithfully performed for many years. Pad. r- . ' -tJ"r - fL', . Z in the k-K-iL.' .iXSiiSal'J'A 1 I. :y;iV ,:J . . ;L Kyle Robinson showed the grand champion 4-H steer at the county fair, and it was pur chased at the livestock auction by Pendleton Production Credit Association. Kenneth Jackson, assistant manager of the asso ciation and Kyle are shown with the steer in the picture third from top (left). Excitement and enjoyment are mirrored in faces of the crowd as they watch the pig scram ble (third 'from top, right). Many awards were presented to young livestock winners at the fair last Thursday night A few of them are pictured in the bottom row of pictures: At left, John HalL accepting award for his brother Dave Hall, for best polled Hereford breeding ani mal, from Don Robinson of Kirk and Robinson ranch, sponsors of the award; second from left. Earl Struckmeier receives the grand champion FFA steer tro phy from Herb Ekstrom of Eks trom and Sons, lone; second from right, champion 4-H sen ior horsemanship award, spon sored by Central Market, is pre sented to Marianne Pettyjohn by Deane Graves; right Mrs. Don (Merlin) Robinson presents the Oregon Poll-ettes trophy for best polled Hereford female to Herb Ekstrom III. 1 t1 K i. :XM ..ir.. . J i
