ft HtfMt GA1ETTE
3 Sets of
Show Top
Thw brother combinations
look nil thi 411 champion and
n'Mrve champion livestock non
- .. ik M.irrmi ralintv falf.
thireby settlne something of an
unusual record, usu wcvny.
county extension it-nt, pointed
out after the lair.
mil nrf r.nB Creenua allow
champion tombs; David and
IIiitM-rt Klrnnros snowea mt
champion and reserve champion
swine; ana Kyie ana Mr
inson showed the champion and
reserve champion steers.
Many swards were presented
to the 411 snd KFA winners
prior to the pli scramble snd
livestock auction last Thursday
nlKht.
Among 411 awnrds were the
following: . ,
American Polled Hereford as
Mxlatlon award. 4 11 polled fe.
mule, to Herb Kkstrom III; Ore.
on Hereford Association, best
Hereford project, Kyle Robin
M;n; Don Robinson sward, best
ix'lled Hereford breeding ani
mal, Herb Ekstrom III; Barnett
Hereford Ranch award to the
eraml champion steer, Kyle Rob
inson; Oregon Poll-ettes award,
lest polled Hereford female,
Hrb Kkstrom HI; Ekstrom
Kurm Chemical award, grand
champion 4-H steer, Kyle Rob
inson; Cal's Richfield award,
fiist place Individual 411 live
stock Judge, to Pattl Healy.
Showmen Awards Given
Junior livestock showmen
nwiirds went to the following:
n Richards; swine, Robert Rich
ards; dairy, Mary Healy.
Intermediate livestock show
men: Beef, Herb Ekstrom III;
ccp, Greg Greenup; swine,
David Richards; dairy. Rick
Driike.
Senior livestock showmen:
Beef, Maureen McElllgott;
sheep, Pattl Healy; dairy, Pattl
Healy.
N. C. Anderson, former coun
ty agent, presented the Ander
son grand champion showman
trophy to Pattl Healy.
n
i
-TIMES. ThurfrUy. August 2 I96
Brothers
Livestock
Champion agriculture demon
stration award went to the
Country Critters 4 II club at Ir
rieon with Pet Richards and
Phil CiirUon as leaders.
The livestock program again
brought a "full house" to the
liveNtoc-k arena. Among those
making awards wer Hal Whit
aker. KFA; Herb Kkstrom. Sr.;
Don Robinson: Mrs. Don (Mer
lyn Robinson: Dean Craves;
Cal Sherman of Cal s Richfield,
and Anderson.
Wink Cries Sola
w.n wink of Northwestern
Livestock Commission company
again cried the auction saie.
u..k p,ti,ir.nn fnvii and Hon
..If. . . ...., - - -
r',,rrin uihn l aiinerlntendent Of
the livestock auction, were ring
men, and the crew or tne iiepp
ner branch. Klrst National Bank,
was BL-aln on hand to under
write the sale.
Th 4. II erand champion uur-
oc hog of David Richards,
unl.ihlnii 9im lh.. hrnuL'ht a
price of GOc per lb. and wus
sold to Northwestern livcsiock
Commission Co. The spotted Pol
and China grand champion FKA
hog of Alvin Ashbeck, weigh
ing 183 lb., went to Ekstrom
L'iirm Chr. mil-nil Ht BOC 11). The
4 -II reserve grand champion, a
c!u roe weighing 211 lb., was
sold to Morrow County Grain
Growers at 3!k? lb. Robert Kicn
ards showed the animal.
Others who bought swine at
the sale were Jerry Dougherty,
Rov Llndstrom. Pettyjohn Farm
and Builders Supply. Gardner's
Mens wear, uon urecnup hiiu
Peterson Bros.
Champion Beef Sold
Kvle Robnson's 4 H grand
champion Hereford, 995 lb., was
old to the Pendleton Produc
tion Credit Association at 60c
lb. Hill Meat Co. bought Earl
Struckmeier's 875 lb. FFA grand
champion Angus at 45c per lb.,
md Morrow County Grain
Growers bought Kirk Robinson's
4-H reserve champion Hereford,
'SO lb., at 40c per lb., Gardner's
Men's Wear purchased Monte
Evans' FFA reserve champion
SSSffiffir?
obshm Kurai Electric
Committed To Progress
And They're Doing
Something About It
jffmerica's rural electrics
have a continuing commitment
to improve the equality of life
in this nation.
Across the land, rural elec
tric people are combining their
own experience and resources
with those of the rest of the
community to improve educa
Columbia iasin Electric Co-op
"Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties"
Examiner Coming
A drivers license examiner
will be on duty In lleppner
Tuesday, September lu, 1908, at
the Courthouse between the
hour of 8:30 a..m and 3;30
p.m.. according to an announce
ment received from the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles of Ore
gun. IVrsona wishing original
licenses or permits to drive are
akcd to file applications well
ahead of the scheduled closing
hour in order to assure time for
completion of the required li
cense test.
Enjoy 'Kids Week'
Mrs. Arnold Raymond and
children traveled to Ariel. Wn.
to take part in "Kid's Week" at
the home of her father and step
mother. Mr. and Mrs. beland
Bosshardt. The children enjoyed
participating in pianm-u mu
III,. nnrf entertainment along
with other grandchildren and
guests.
Tha familv li-ff from Ariel on
Sunday to visit with her mother
and stepfather, Mr. ana iwra.
Clro C.n.nvnn In The DllllCH.
They plan to be home on Wed
nesday oi mis wei-K.
Angus, 960 lb., at 37c per lb.
Other beef buyers were High
land Machinery Co.. Lott's Elec
tric. Pendleton Grain Growers
t.-,wili-nie Stone Machinery Co..
Cornell Green, Bank of Eastern
Oiegon. Willows lodge IOOF,
Court Street Market, First Nat
I. tin, I Run Ic Helen O'Donncll.
Giay's Repair and Frank An
derson.
Greg Greenup's 4-H champion
Liinh 111 lh una snlrl In Fed
eral Land Bank, Pendleton, at
liOc per lb.; uave nans rra
champion lamb, 104 lb., went to
tt. Rank nf Fnstern Oregon at
55c per lb.; Bill Greenup's 4-H
reserve champion, 11M ID., was
sold to Harry O'Donnell at 55c
,,nr lh nnrl John Hall's FFA
reserve champion. 98 lb., went
to Stone Machinery co. ai auc
per lb.
oilioi- tlidnn hitvprs wore Dink
Wilkinson, George LuclanI, Roy
Lindstrom, Mike Gray, Van
Winkle's Motel, Bill Weathor
fnrH Rnh Mahonev. Columbia
Basin Electric, Leo Ashbeck, Al
Nelson and Paul Hisler.
People Are
tion, assist young people,
encourage democracy, and de
velop industry.
Rural electrics are seri
ously aware of their responsi
bility to provide community
leadership ... as well as elec
tricity ... in the areas they
serve.
Graveside Services
Coll Relatives Here
A number of relatives and
close friends of Oral M. Scott,
lifetime resident of Morrow nd
Umatilla counties who died at
his home In llermlston August
17, attended graveside services
at lleppner Masonic cemetery on
August 20. Interment followed
funeral services In llermlston
conducted by the Rev. Jack Naff.
Officers and members of Wil
lows Odd Fellow Lodge No. fc
presided at the graveside ser
vices. Relatives attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Scott and Erma
of Kennewlck, Mrs.Arnold Pleper,
Lexington; William R. Scott and
Joe Di-lameter; Mrs. A. W. Mc
Coy and Jim, Hood River; Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Jones, Mi-Minn-ville;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kuhrt
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Plep
er. llermlston: Mr. and Mrs. K.
W. Sheckler, Richland, Wni Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Warren and Glen,
Grandvicw, Wn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Wyland and Carol, Pendle
ton; Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Kirk,
llermlston' Mrs. J. R. Broun.
Pendleton; Mrs. Letha Archer
and son Austin I. Smith, Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob
inson and family and Mrs. Loyal
Parker, lleppner.
Have Second Girl
Mr. and Mrs. John Privelt are
announcing the birth of their
second daughter, Karen Ann,
born Saturday, August 24. The
new baby weighed 7 lb., 414 oz.,
and Joins a sister, Kim, 3, at
home. Grandparents of the new
baby re Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Yennes, Rupert, Idaho, Mr, and
Mm f. It Prlvpit Hpnnner. Mrs.
Hardy Frazler, Noble, Miss., and
Mrs. John Privett, Charlotte, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick return
ed Sunday from a two week
vacation and camping trip,
which thev spent in Southeast
Oregon, visiting Walton Lake,
Lava Butte and caves, Faunna
Lake and East Lake. They spent
a few days in the aera of the
Malheur bird refuge and enioy
ed several davs of good fishing
at Magone Lake. The couple
visited Owvhee Reservoir ana
camped for a time in the Steen
Mountains.
t
When you can't locate it or get it done in lleppner, these Pendleton Bus
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Truck Boats Awnings
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"Eastern Oregon's
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Ph. 276-4781 G13 S. E. Emigrant
EMERY'S
TRANSMISSION SERVICE
Riverside Drive. Pendleton
Ph. 276-7634
All Automotive Repairs
Including Emery Bronson's
Specialty Transmission Service
SURPLUS OUTDOOR SUPPLY
Glen S. and Norma Adams,
Owners
437 S. Main Ph. 276-3262
Lowest Prlcea In Eastern Oregon
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Camping Supplies. Fishing and
Hunting Supplies, Sporting Goods,
Tents. Sleeping Bug, Western and
Work Boots, Guns, Ammunition
MEDICAL CENTER
PHARMACY
Prescriptions Mailed Free Anywhere
Hospital Supplies
Sales or Rental
Ph. 276-1531
Emerg. Ph. 276-1358
1100 Southgate. Pendleton
Charlie's
Shoe House
25 S. E. Court Ph. 276-2341
Child Life Robin Hood
Wolverine Boots Foot-So-Port
Shoes for the 'Hard to Fit'
BRANDL'S FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCE
George and Jean Brandl. Owners
Everything In Used Furniture and
Appliances at the Lowest Prices in
Eastern Oregon.
Ph. 276-2353 301 S. W 20tn
Pendleton
Open Six Days A Week to Serve You
PHOTOGRAPHY
ru Jliioollmoxton
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Wedd ings Portraits
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Oregon Lumber Yard
432 S. E. Dorion
Ph. 276-6221
PLYWOOD ROOFING
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'Isn't it Amazing that I
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Couple is Honored
IRRIGON Over 50 friends
and relatives gathered at the
Irrigon Lions ciud Duuuuig iub
rfav ovpninp'. August 13. to hon
or Miss Linda Brock of Herm
iston and Terry McCoy, Irrigon,
who will be married at the First
Christian church in Hermiston on
August 31 Humorous readings
wore criven hv Mrs. Earl Isom
and Mrs, Frank Stewart. Group
singing concluded tne enienain
mnt Aftpr the cifts were open-
oH cakp onffpp and Dunch were
served. Out of town guests were
from umatuia, nermision, vvam
Walla and La uranae. Hostesses
fr.r the. affair were Mrs. Larl
Isom and Mrs. William Graybeal.
Mrs. Flora Farra, Payette, Ida-
hr. onri a fripnti. Mrs. Helen
Pankey, also of Payette, visited
from Sunday tnrougn luesaay
at the home of her son and
HanuVitor. in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Farra. On Monday evening
the group were guests at me
home of Mr. and Mrs. Theron
Adlard. Other visitors at the
Farra home earlier in the week
were Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb
Dockter and family from Juc
Loughlin, S. D. Mrs. Dockter is
a niece of Mrs. Farra and she
and her family have been vis
iting relatives on the west coast
while on a vacation trip.
Coming ifrom Portland to en
joy the rodeo week-end activi
ties were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Godfrey and children of Port-
lnnrl Thpv wprp hnusp ffuests
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Flor
ence. Mrs. Godfrey is a niece
of Mr. Florence.
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GUNS TOOLS
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Ph. 276-3151
28 S. E. Emigrant, Pendleton
FORD'S TIRE SERVICE
"EASTERN OREGON'S TIRE CENTER"
N. Main, Heppner, Ph. 676-9481
S. E. 6th and Emigrant, Pendleton
Ph. 276-2152
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250 S. Main, Pendleton
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Ed and Clay's
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Ph. 276 1170
207 S. E. Court Ave. Pendleton
Ed Sailing Clayton Faker
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29 S. E. Dorion Ph. 276-4492
Larry and Eva Wahl, Owners
Custom Picture Framing
Schwinn Bicycle Headquarters
Hobby Supplies of Every Kind
Sport Supplies Athletic Dept.
Complete Craft and Art Depts.
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