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W71rl972 FF A Officers Heppner High School RICK DRAKE, vice president; Kyle Robinson, secretary; Ted Bellamy, president; Tom Cuts- FFA Exhibits Show Hereford Market Steers Listings: Blue, Bill Acock, Kirk Robinson, Ted Bellamy. Red, David Richards. Bulla Calved in 1971 Kirk Robinson was the only exhibitor in this Lot. He receiv ed a blue. Bulls Calved before 1970 Bill Acock was the only en try in this Lot and he got a Blue. Heifer Calved in 1971 Two Blues were given in this Lot, Bill Acock 1st and Kirk Robinson 2nd. Heifer Calved In 1970 Two Blues were given in this Lot: Ted Bellamy 1st and Kirk Robinson 2nd. Heifers Calved before 1970 Bill Acock had the only ex hibit in this Lot and he won a blue and Reserve Grand Champion Hereford on this heif er. Producing Cow There were three exhibitors in this Lot. Kirk Robinson won 1st and Grand Champion on his producing Hereford cow. Other Blue ribbons went to Bill Acock and Kirk Robinson. Cow and Calf Kirk Robinson took Blues 1st and 2nd in this lot and Bill Acock Blue and 3rd. Breeding Herd Bill Acock got Blue and 1st place and Kirk Robinson a Blue and 2nd place. Market Lambs Single market lambs. Blues to Greg Greenup, Kirk Robinson, Kyle Robinson, David Richards. Red, Charlie Sumner. Pen of 3: Greg Greenup, Blue Sheep Breeding David Richards of Riverside was the only exhibitor in the 8 lots of G Class of Sheep. He picked up 7 Blue, two Champion ribbons, 2 Reserve Champions and $23.00. Market Swine Ted Bellamy was top Blue ribbon winner. David Richards was the other blue. Reds, Kirk Robinson, Kyle Robinson. Pen of 3 Sam Bellamy was the only exhibitor and won a Blue and $5.00. Single Feeder Pig Ted Bellamy entered 6 pigs to win 6 blue ribbons and $18.00. Gilt Bora in 1971 Ted Bellamy won three blues in this lot and David Richards had Reserve Champion. Ted Bellamy was the only one to have produing sow, sow and litter, and Foundation fam ily. He had four Blues and $14. FFA Shop Dean Wright entered his welding table in the Farm Shop to win a Blue as did Rick Drake on his racks. Trailer Jon Starke of Riverside won a Blue and $6.00 on his trailer. Saw Horses There were 12 sawhorses ex hibited, all of them from Riv erside FFA. Blues to Wayne Downey, Mike Proctor, Bob Ry an, Bruce Russell and Loren Wilson. They each won a red ribbon also. This made $5.00 each. Tool Box In this entry, two Blues went to Loren Braat and Bud Mc Kenzie. Reds to Daryl Freder ickson and Dale Lindell and a white to Jim Graham. Saw Shop Blue went to Terry Hughes, Heppner, for his tool box. Jon Hedman and Scott McDaniel got reds and Randy Hughes, white. MOVING?? Local or Long Distance Free Estimate Call Gen Orwiclc 989-8588 or Condon 384-2293 Agents far United Van Lin Breadth of Projects Farm Shop Miscellaneous small wood construction: Blues to Barry Munkers, David Cox, John Mor ris, Randy Morris, Dan Ander son, Rick Pettyjohn. Red to Del bert Kerr. Small Parts Container Riverside FFA Boys were the only ones entered in this exhib it. Winning Blues were Chris Snyder, Carl Wyley, Bud Mc Kenzie, Dale Lindell. Reds: Jim Graham and Daryl Frederick son, Frank Flock. Wood and Metal Stools Riverside FFA Boys who won blue ribbons were Loren Braat, Jim Graham, Carl Wyley. Reds to Daryl Frederickson, Frank Flock. , Nail Box Riverside FFA Boys Blues: Loren Braat, Daryl Frederickson, Jim Graham, Bud McKenzie, Chris Snyder. Red to Dale Lin dell. Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Riverside FFA Blues: Jon Starke, Doug Prichard. Reds: Doug Prichard, Rick Partlow, Jon Starke. Arc Welding Riverside FFA: Blues, Jon Starke, Loren Bratt, Daryl Frederickson, Jim Graham, Bud McKenzie, Chris Snyder, Carl Wiley. Reds: Doug Prichard, Larry Ball, Frank Flock. Electricity 3-Way Switch Blue ribbons to three River side FFA boys: Doug Prichard, Rick Partlow, Clarence woctor. Acety-Weldlng Riverside FFA blue ribbons: Mike Proctor. Darrel Pummel, Roh Rvan. Bruce Russell. Loren Wilson. Red, Wayne Downey. Farm Shop Blues to two Heppner FFA boys, Bruce Bergstrom and Carl King. Carl was awarded anoth er Blue, a red and a white. Farm Shop Class D Arc Welding sample. Blue ribbons to Heppner FFA boys: Delbert Karns, Rick Petty iohn. Robert Hushes. Bill Jep- sen, David Eckman, Lloyd Wil TO ENTERTAIN ELKS! . 1 L u ' : k "THE YOUNG COUNTRY" GROUP TO BE PRESENTED HERE IN PERSON AT HEPPNER BPOE. NO. 358 Following SHRIMP FEED SATURDAY, SEPT. 25 For Elks and Their Wives and Out-of-Town Guests ( .,'5 I"' forth, sentinel; Kirk Robinson, secretary. Seat' ed in front: Carl King, reporter. son. Reds to: Mark Cutsforth, Jeff Marshall, Barry Munkers. Farm Shop Class E Oxy-Acetylene weld ing sample. Blue ribbons to the following Heppner FFA mem bers: Tom Cutsforth, Carl King, Dean Wright Tom Cutsforth Carl King, Kirk Robinson. Reds to Dean Wright, Kirk Robinson, Randy Hughes. Farm Shop Class E Oxy-Acetylene Weld ing samples: Blue ribbons to the following Heppner FFA Boys: Lloyd Wilson, Bill Jep- sen, David Eckman, Robert Hughes. Red ribbons to Rick Pettyjohn, Randy Morris, Barry Munkers, Luke Padberg, Rick Drake, Kyle Robinson, Tom Rob erts. The Morrow County Rifle and Pistol Club is sponsoring a Big Buck Contest. Tickets are for sale by members for valuable gift certificates. Take stock in America Buy US Savings Bonds America green Morrow County Cooks Vie for Top Honors Morrow County has many fine cooks as was demonstrated in the Open Class Foods division at the Fair. This year's super intendents were Mrs. George Currin and Mrs. Darrell Vinson. This class includes the Oregon Wheat Growers League Cake Baking Contest won by Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn of lone. Other winners include: Breads Yeast Bread (white) Tracie Norene, Heppner, 1st; Alice Vance, Heppner, 2nd; Chris Ev ans, Heppner, 3rd. Yeast Bread (whole wheat) Kay Bergstrom, lone, 1st; Lori Bergstrom, lone, 2nd; Anna Lee James, lone, 3rd. Yeast Bread (Fancy Sweet) Mrs. J. Sanborn, Heppner, 1st; Liz Curtis, Heppner, 2nd; Tana Rauch, Lexington, 3rd. Yeast Rolls (White) Mar ilyn Bergstrom, Heppner, 1st; Cheri Carlson, 2nd; Mrs. J. San born, 3rd. Sweet Rolls Marianne Pet tyjohn, lone, 1st; Marilyn Berg strom, 2nd; Mrs. J. Sanborn, 3rd. Batter Breads Bethel Hein richs, Heppner, 1st; Tracie Nor ene, 2nd. Baking Powder Biscuits Grace McKinney, 1st; Bethel Heinrichs, 2nd; Eileen Saling, Heppner, 3rd. Nut Breads Bernice Nash, Heppner, 1st; Teree Lovgren, Lexington, 2nd; Marilyn Bergs trom, 3rd. Quick Breads Mrs. J. Hop per, Heppner, 1st; Ida Farra, Heppner, 2nd; Helen Keithley, Heppner, 3rd. Variety Breads Marilyn Bergstrom, 1st; Tanya Tucker, lone, 2nd; Mayko Buchanan, 3rd Double Crust Pie Liz Curtis, 1st; Mrs. J. Sanborn, 2nd; May- HOSPITAL NEWS New baby, Fred Edward Coats, lone, and patient, Jess Carey, Pilot Rock, were dismissed. Still receiving treatment are Eliza beth Halby, Newberg, and Dwayne Warner, Heppner. i ko Buchanan, 3rd. Cakes Angel Food Cake Josephine Buchanan, 1st; Mrs. J. Sanborn, 2nd; Tana Rauch, 3rd. Chiffon Cake Marilyn Berg strom, 1st; Mrs. J. Sanborn, 2nd. Sheetcake Jean Piening, lone, 1st; Faye Ferguson, Hepp ner, 2nd; Marilyn Bergstrom, 3rd. Layer Cake Marilyn Bergs trom, 1st; Faye Ferguson, 2nd; Millie Evans, 3rd. Variety Cake Ann Schwarz, 1st; Arletha Brannon, 2nd; Mar ilyn Bergstrom, 3rd. Cookies Rolled Cookies Marilyn Bergstrom, 1st; Mildred David- Hunting Season Opens October 2 STOP AND SHOP FOR THESE BUYS INSULATED SWEATSHIRTS Hooded SAVAGE 303 W4x Model 99E MOSSBERG 308 or W4x Scope and Sling DEER BAGS Ammo - Scopes - Slings Coleman Camping Equipment Belts - Recoil Pads - Shell Holders Many other Guns and Supplies PETTYJOHN'S 55 " - ELECTRIC HEAT gives a whole new world of comfort to the entire family CLEAN. No soot or oily films to dirty yonr home, Electric heat cuts cleaning chores up to SO'ol TROUBLE FREE. Install electric heat and forget about it. Nothing to oil or maintain. Get the facta about low-cost Electric Heat. No obligation! ,oluEnbBa msm Mettm 'Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties' Telephone 676-9146 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursdoy, September 23, 1971 son, 2nd; Mary Ann Palmer, 3rd. Drop Cookies Terri Lovgren, Lexington, 1st; Bethel Hein richs, 2nd; Faye Ferguson, 3rd. Filled Cookies Faye Fergu son, 1st. Brownie Cookies Ann Schwarz, 1st; Mildred Davidson, 2nd; Tra cie Norene, 3rd. Ice Box Cookies Marilyn Bergstrom, 1st; Millie Evans, 2nd." Other Cookies Debbie Huwe, Irrigon, 1st; Tracie Norene, 2nd; Bobbe Driscoll, Heppner, 3rd. Raised Doughnuts Marilyn Bergstrom, 2nd; Cheri Carlson, SCOPE V U1UU 243 Value Farm and - . T-JB SAFE. No dangerous flames or fumes. Electric heat Is flamelessi just as safe as a light bulb. ; 'A F ' Ir-vj If?-" t COMFORT. Select the "Just right" temperature for every room. No "cold spots" or drafts. 3rd. Cake Doughnuts Mayko Bu chanan, Irrigon, 1st; Ida Farra, 2nd. Candy Greg Davidson, Lex ington, 1st; Helen Keithley, Hepp ner, 2nd; Mildred Davidson, Lexington, 3rd. Decorated Cake Dorothy Zinter, lone, 1st; Mrs. Mary Dal toso, Boardman, 2nd; Grog Da vidson, 3rd. Sponge Cake Mayko Buchan an, 1st; Mrs. J. Sanborn, 2nd; Josephine Buchanan, 3rd. Sour Dough Cake Dorris Mallory, 1st. $ Aty S7.70 $145.95 kPAS.V $134.95 89e up SI 50.00 GAME LICENSES SOLD HERE Builders Supply HEPPNER JJ; m H Co-op
