II KITS LK ORE. OAZFTTT TIMKS. TIuim.I.iv, Auu-ut 10. l!72
Horse Club Members
Earn Honors
Vrtir
Virgil Morgan, Irrigon, performs a turn with his horse for
Show Aug. 6. Other riders
Hot weather and tough com
petition were the order of the
day at the 4-H Horse Show
held in Heppner, Aug. 6.
Fifty-one members from
the five horse clubs in Mor
row County were on hand to
take part in the annual event.
Sate Fair judging teams and
individuals to compete in both
senior and intermediate
horse events at State Fair
are selected on the basis of
the highest combined scores
for the day. Members are
scored b points in both show
manship and horsemanship.
Those who will attend will be
announced later.
Three seniors and three in
termediates may attend State
Fair representing Morrow
County.
Champion and Reserve
Champion from each class
were: Small Fry Showman
ship, Nancy Miller. Cham
pion; Jana Steagall. Reserve
Champion, Junior Showman
ship, Krynn Robinson, Cham
pionship; Wendy Myers, Re
serve Champion; Intermed
iate Showmanship, Mary Ann
Proctor, Champion; Mary
Healy, Reserve Champion;
Senior Showmanship Sherry
Kemp, Champion; and Joan
Healy, Reserve Champion.
Winners in the Horseman
ship Division were: Small
Fry , Tony Currin, Champion;
Jana Steagall, Reserve Cham
pion; Junior. Maureen Healy,
Champion; Krynn Robinson,
Reserve Champion; Inter
mediate, Mary Healy, Cham
pion; Dawn Peterson, Re
serve Champion; Senior, Joan
Healy, Champion; Patty Lu
ciani, Reserve Champion.
Colt Horsemanship winners
were: two years and under,
Krynn Robinson, Champion;
Scott Acock, Reserve Cham
pion. Over two years old,
Mary Ann Proctor, Cham
pion; and Debbie Peck, Re
serve Chamnion.
See us now for specials
on IHC Grain Prills
in niw in i i ii nil am II in iiiii 'Umiilnii I n lvWiL
. f f t ,si mis
The ISO Hillside Shorel Press Drill has a lot more eoine for it than the name
Hillside First, there's split press wheels that pack s"Jl along the sides ot the
seed to wrmit fast easv emergence. Then. "Easle Beak" points that let ou
penetrate' deep to reach moisture. And finallv the up-ahead openers that provide
better trash clearance while oliminatinK wear on the boos and press wheels.
Available in an 8x18 size convertible to 10x14.
EVIorrow County n In
Grain Growers.Nc.iiml,
and their horses wait in thf
GRAND CHAMPIONS
Grand Champion winners
for Horsemanship were Dawn
Peterson, Grand Champion,
and Joan Healv Reserve
Grand Champion. Winners
for Showmanship were Mary
Healy, Grand Champion; and
Joan Healy. Reserve Grand
Champion.
JUDGOT
One of the many other e
vents of the day was the
horse judging contest. The
members were required to
judge one class of showman
ship, one of conformatlonand
one of horsemanship. Official
placings were given by judges
Karen Robinson and John
Hesketh. Congratulations go
out to the following members
and their clubs for a goal
job of judging Regular pre
nrums are paid for this con
test. Those placing, in order,
were: Bobbi Acock, 291;
Lisa Collins. 279; Susan He
aly, 273; Molly Pierce, 267;
Janice Healy, 266; Mary
Proctor, 263; Tony Currin,
262; Joan Partlow, 238; Sal
ly Matheny, 237; and Maur
een Healy, 247.
Teams placing were: first,
Two Trackers, Heppner: Sal
ly Matheny, 237; Molly
Pierce, 267; and Lisa Col
lins, 279; for a team total of
803. Second place went to
the Saddle Pals, Pine City
Susan Hialy. 273; Janice He-
aly.
266; and Tony Currin,
for a team total of 801
262
The Desert Riders of Irrigon
were third: Bobbi Acock,
291; Mary Ann Proctor, 262;
and Vicki Sullivan, 239; for
a team total of 792.
Credit and thank you for the
success of the Show go to:
M.'ke Mitthews, P.A. System;
Dorothy Heard and Greg Da
vidson, pictures; Alice Vance
and Gladys Alderman, clerks;
Karen Robinson, Scio and
Your Friendly Local Cooperative
Lexington, Oregon
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Judge at the 4-li Horse
background for their turn.
John Hesketh, Pendleton, jud
ges; Jan Schlichtmg, judges'
helper; Peggy Schlichting,
general helper; and Queen
Susan French ami Court for
presenting the ribbons.
Horse club leaders who
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Dana Creamer, of Jrrigon. turns with her horse at the
4-H Horse Show Aug. 6. H)t weather greeted the contes
tants, but their enthusiasm could not be stifled.
Turning the horse before the
being judged. Here, Ronnie
Judging Contests held as
Pre -fair Event
Tin -HI Home EC Judging
V.lMII. '.ts MflT lie III Jill 2,
Teams made up ot tlx three
highest scoring llHltiioT
from u'uior il.tOuiii;. kuitmw,
ami fils contests are eli
gible tii attend State I-air
and purtioute m jiiilj ing eon
tests Mere.
Premiums and ribbons are
awarded to tin four top judges
in both junior ami senior
judging contests. Ttuse will
he includ. d with tin mem
ber s premium check at the
close of the fair.
Top judges tn each class
were; junior Foods. Julie
Griet. Domu Palmer and
Gen Gnel), Jmn Doherty
and Darla Rea. and Lorl
. Rhej; Junior Knitting: Kath
leen Wolff, Janette Piper,
IVe llednun. and Alice
Abram.s. Junior Clothing;
Catln Palmer. MarilynJess
mer and Natalie Tews. Julie
Gneb. and LVe llednun, Sen
ior Foods; Anita Davidson,
Sharon McCarl, and Kathi
Gilbert; Senior Knitting;
Anita Davidson. Sandra Pal-
should be thanked are Floyd
Jones. Gladys Alderman,
Ma xi tk Liiinell. Donna Pe
terson, Francine Evans,
Mirge Acock. Rocky Proc
tor, Saudi Rodnguiz. Ever
ett Strucknner, Sun Heukle
and Kite Healv
iudtre is an important part of
Ourrin, Heppner, displays his
Oregon Ahead
on Ecology
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Oregon has been the leader
in the nation on environmen
tal improvement and this his
tory was noted by editors
from other states at the Na
tional Newspaper Convention
held recently in Portland.
Monday at the Heppner-Mor-row
Count;. Chamber ofCom
mgrce, James Van Dornelen
Pendleton District engineer
reviewed Oregon seffortsfor
clean natural resources that
have com? so far as to study
sound pollutants. It started
in 1900 with legislation deal
ing mainly with stream pollu
tion. A separate department was
set up in 1071 by the leg
islature. It now includes qual
ity control of air, water, land
use, which includes solid
waste disposal.
Oregon is the only state
to recognize Freeways and
parking areas as air pollut
ant sources. It has led the
way to force the Corps of
Engineers to implement on
the Columbia river dams to
cut down on the nitrogen con
tent in the river. It has met
with livestock ranchers and
related agancies for satis
factory disposal of animal
wastes.
Emphasis is on voluntary
rnmoliance. Permits are now
required from any city or
industry putting pollutants in
air or water. The aim of
the Department of Environ
mental Control (DEC) is the
co-ordination of all natural
resources agencies.
Bill Collins won the pot.
m-r. Carol llot, andSharon
Mciarl, Senior Clothing:
Sandra palmer. Janice Fd
Ward. Sharon McCarl and
Katln Gilbert, ami Debbie
VlHOIII.
Public Notice
Notice of Names of Per
sons Apearing to he Owner
of Abandoned Proerty; Tl
following turned per sons are
apparent owners of alundoned
(personal) iroert) reported
to the Stale Land Hoard. Sa
lem, Oregon:
Cornelius J. Mclaughlin
Heppner Inforiiution concerning the
amount or description of the
proTt ami the lu me ami ad
dress of the holder nuy h
obtained h any xtsi km
sesmg a legal or equitable
interest in tin- pron-rty by
writing to the Division of Sta
te Lands, 302 Winter St.NE..
Salem, Oregon 97110 If
proof of claim Is not presen
ted by Hie owner to the hold
er, and If Hie owner's right
to receive the property is not
established to the holder's
satisfaction by November 3,
the abandoned property will
be placed in the custody of
the State Land Hoard to which
all further claims must be
directed. 32-33c
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR MORROW COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
Probate proceedings in the
estate of James P. Healy,
deceased, are now pending in
the above entitled court,
wherein Kathlene Healy, the
undersigned, has been ap
pointed and has qualified as
the personal representative
of said estate. All per
sons having claims against
said estate hereby are re
quired to present them, in
due form and properly veri
fied, within four months af
at
WOMEN'S SWIM
TUES.-FRI.
12 noon to 1 P.M.
TEEN MITE
FRIDAY
9 P.M. to 11 P.M.
ter the dat of th first pub
lication of this notice, M
slated below, to the under
signed at lht lollotne
addresn iud !.lgiuledailte
plac for tlw presentation ol
claims: c Dick 4 Dick.
5th and Washington St. Th
Dalles, Oregon.
Kathlene Healy
Personal Hepres'iitatlve
Dated ami first published Aug.
3, 1972.
DICK 4 DICK
The Dalles. Oregon
Attorneys for Estate
cSl-3:
IS THE CIRCUIT COURT Oi
ls THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
THE HASH
ORL'GON.
OF EASTERN
Plaintiff
vs
HERNARO E. MARSHALL
ami RAMON A MARSHALL,
husband and wile. KOHEKT
LEON PIERCE and ALTA
ANNA PIERCE, husband and
wife; ROBERT A. WALTER
and lUKHAKA A. WALTER,
husband and wife; HOUAHD
PETTYJOHN and JOANNE
PETTYJOHN, husband and
wife; and MOHKO COU
NTY. Defendants
No. 32C1
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE OF HEAL PROPERTY
By virtue of an execution
issued out of the above en
titled Court and the subject
cause on July 18, 1972, pur
suant to a Judgment and De
cree rendered and entered
on May 16, 1972, in favor of
the plaintiff and against
Bernard E. Marshall and Ha
mona Marshall, husband a no
w ife; Robert Leon Pierce and
Alta Anna Pierce, husband
and wife; Robert A. Walter
and Barbara A. Walter, hus
band and wife; Howard Pet
tyjohn and Joanne Pettyjohn,
husband andwife;and Morrow
County, defendants, where
in it was decreed that a cer
tain mortgage held by plain-
What better way to spend
a hot summer day than
the Heppner Municipal poof?
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Shane Mallory dives into the waiting arms of swimming
pool aid Judy Gentry during a session of Mother-Tot Swim
ming Lessons at the Heppner Municipal Pool. Shane's
mother, Mrs. Don Mallory, was behind Shane giving him
encouragement. He is three years old.
Swimming parties
$7.50 an hour
'Scrying Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties'
Telephone 676-9146
lid be fireclixed and that lb
real irowrty subject to II
mortage H" "M. n, h
let utioo commanded me
sell that ral property '
tisfy a judgment against Ber
nard E. Marshall ami Ha
tmina Marshall, husband ami
lfe; Robert LtMi I'lerceand
Alia Amu Pierce, husband
and lfe; Ho-ert A. duller
and Barbara A. Walter, hus
band and ife. Howard Pet
tyjohn and Juawie Pettyjohn,
husband and wife; ami Mor
row County , m lb "'" 01
$3,073,43. ttniether with In
terest on said sum at the
rate of 6' - er annum from
July 1. 1971. reasonable suit
exienses in the sumof$3U.UC
and the further sum of $430,
00 as reasonable attorneys'
fees, costs and disburse
ments In (he sum of $59.00
and the cost of the Writ
of Execution, 1 will on Aug.
28, 1972. at 10:00 o'clock
a.m., Pacific Davlighl Tl
at I he front door of the
County Courthouse in He
pner, Morrow County, Ore
gon, sell at public auction
(subject to rede nipt ion as pro
vided by law) to the highest
bidder fr cash, all Hie in
terest the above named de
fendants had on March 1,
19C2. the (tile of the mort
gage and all Interest which
the defendants had thereaf
ter in the following describ
ed real proierty.
Beginning at a point
8.68 ;; chains South of the
Northeast corner of the Sou
east quarter of Section 27
in Township 2 South, Ran
ge 26, East of tlie Willa
mette Meridian, running
thence West 2.C3 chains
to the corner of the acre
tract owned by the City of
Heppner, thence South 40
degrees 00' West to the
North line of Alley lying
North of Block 19 of lt.
Vernon's Addition to the
Town of Heppner. Oregon,
Thence South 48 degrees
20' East 130 feet thence
North 21 degrees 54' East
to the Section line between
Section 26 and 27 in T.
2 S.R. 26 E.W.M.. thence
North 34 feet to the place
of beginning, in the Cou
ADULT SWIM
TUES.-FRI.
6 P.M. to 7 P.M.
ADULT LESSONS
AUG. 15-18
6 P.M. to 7 P.M.
can be arranged!
2 hour min.
lasin Etactoic
nty of Morrow, Stat of
Oregon,
DATED July tl. 1972.
Sherifl f Worro County
John F. Mollahan
30-33C
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
IN THE MTTER OF THE
ESTATE
of
NELLIE DONEY. Deceased,
INFORMATION TO HEIRS
PROBATE NO. 1093.
TO THE HEIRS OF THE
ABOVE NAMED DEC E DE N T:
The following information
is given to you as an heir
of NELLIE DONEY whodled
at Hepner, Morrow County,
Oregon, on June 22, 1972.
Estate proceedings In said
decedent's estate, bearing the
clerk's file number 1693,
have been commenced and are
now ieiid!ng In the above-entitled
court wherein on June
26, 1972, the undersigned was
duly apoliited and Is no se
rving as the personal repre
sentative of the estate. So
far as known, decedent left
no will and none has been
proved In said proceedings.
The names and addresses of
the Hrsonal representative
and of the personal represen
tative s attorney orattorneys
are:
Personal Representative-
Jack H vml, Jr.
3106 S.W. Nye
Pendleton, Oregon
97H01
Phone: 503-276-4661.
Personal Representatives
Attorneys
Winter L Doherty
Attorneys at Law
P.O. Box 5H2
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Phone: 503-676-9430 and
676-9470.
Resectfully submitted,
(s) Jack Hynd, Jr.
30-33C
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