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NEPi'NER (ORE.) GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, August J. 1972 -1 Parade Pleases! jm ... -Aid Kite Hoaly's 'Do Dig Mac' is Performance Champion at Wranglers Horse Show t 1 ' ' " " .0 if IK 0 flgl ifl $0 km.,-. j .it Rlcicnbert Kit Mac" owntsl mid rnl.lcn Ity Kile llrolv wan niiiiictl (he I'liiinipiiin i'erfor mutter hon l lite Wrung It llnrst Sluiw Kruiuy altrrniKHi He Htg Mar 18 hm rt'KiMi'nil name but on the ranch hr'tt (iolite. IU is a rrnisti-K'tl Quarter llorne and tli llealvti tHiutit htm three yearn uin when ha was a two year old Janice, the Healys 12 year old, has been riding him this summer, he was I'attte'i official horse the two years she nnle on the Pendle ton Hound I'p Court. The Healys enjoy llolde ttecause he is so versatile. He wasn't in the Wrangler's Horse Show last year because I'alli, Queen of the Hound I'p, had to attend an out of town appearance. Mrs. Healy won a Trophy donated by Floyd Jones, who retired last year's trophy, and a horse blanket donated by I' W. Mahoney. Reserve Champion Perfor mance was Hexall's Baldy owned by Hob and Beverly Sleagall, ridden by Rob Stea gull of Lexington. He won a horse blanket dotiated by Fred Mankin, past Horse Show 1 Superintendent. t ninnvrs in me junior lau Roping were Jill Kugg first with a time of 6.S. She won a pair of spurs donated by Fulleton Chev. Second was Pavid Steagall of Lexington with a time of 7. He won a rope donuled by John's Chevron Station Tim Daly was third with a time of t) J He won a pigging string, donated by Central Market of Heppner. Barrel Racing winners were Joan Healy IH 3, Marianne Pettyjohn, lone 19 , Michelle Kvans, Heppner, IS a. and Janice Healy with a 197. I 'rues for the Barrelrace were donated by Fred Mankin. Champion mare in the halter class was Jet's Dunny Bar, owned bv Joan Healy. vShe received a halter donated by Dr. Norden Stefamdes of Hermislon. Reserve Champ, mare was Jet's Bale Bar owned by Mary Healy. She received a roH' halter donated by Harris Drive In. Champion stallion was Jan Schlichting's Falla Sea. She won a halter donated by Lott's Electric. Reserve Champ, stallion was Floyd Jones s Bed. he won a rope halter donated by Northwestern Motel. Champion Gelding was Chubby Driftwood owned by Kodeo Princess Patty Lu ciani. She won a halter donated by Central Market Reserve Champ, gelding was Be Big Mac owned by Healys. He won a halter donated by Rietmann's Hard ware of lone. First in the Pony perfor mance class was Jay Sullivan of Irrigon He won a tS 00 Gift Cr-tificate from (iiudmr Mens Wear. Second was Nancy Miller, she won a Bat from Morrow Conn I y Grain Growers. Third was Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon, she won a Headstall from Turner, Van Marter, and Bryant. Fourth was Maureen Healy, she won a lead rope from Lolls Flee trie. In the Junior F.quitation, riders II yr. and under first was Dana Creamer, Irrigon, second Maureen Healy, third Krin Kvans, fourth Krynn Robinson. Jr. Kqmt. Riders 12 thru 16 First Dawn Peterson, second Janice Healy, Mary Abrams fourth Mary Healy. Western Pleasure riders II y and under, first Ron Currin, second Krin Kvans. third Wendy Myers, fourth Nancy Miller. Western Pleasure riders 12 thru 16. First Janice Healy, second Dawn Peterson, third Sally Matheny, fourth Vickie Sullivan. Western Pleasure riders 15 thru 18. First Mary Healy, second Joan Healy, third Judy Healy, fourth Mary Abrams. Western Pleasure. Senior Div first Kite Healy, second Merlyn Robinson, third Jim Norene, fourth Patty Luciani. Trail Class, first Vickie Sullivan, second Mau r e e n Healy, third Krynn Robinson, fourth Wendy Myers. Hat kamore Iteming, first Mary Abraina m Mrnnd Mary Ann I'rm tor. Bit Iteming, first Kile Healy, second Joan Healy, third Hob Sleugall, fourth Hon e Fulleton, WorkingCow Horse, first Bob Steagall. second Kite Healy, third Becky Fulleton, fourth Roice Fulleton. (loverleaf Barrels, first Kile Healy, second Becky Fulleton, third Roice Fulleton, fourth Patty Luciani Hie following Merchants and businessmen donated the prizes that were received in the performance divisions of the Horse Show. From Heppner: Iott's Elec tric, Central Market, F.d Dick, Harris Drive In. Columbia Basin Kleclric Coop, First National Bank, Klma's Ap parel, Jack Van Winkles Sears Store, Petersons Jewe I r y , Case Furniture and the Ga-lette-Tintes. From lone; Bank of Eastern Oregon, Paul Pettyjohn. From Pendleton : New York Store. Bob and Beverly Steagall, horse show chairmen, want to thank all of these people very much for their support of the Morrow County Horse Show. Also thanks to Howard Bry ant, Merlyn Robinson, Lor raine Montgomery, G w e n Healy and Gene Pierce and Mike Matthews for their help in putting on the show. f- f'.'UlS! yiJaWS - ft ft5 -i J . ? ... p. y jf P hoto by Carl King Wranglers Horse Show Voted a Success Stn Generation in Morrow County r7 I ) t:' 7Z -w i 'iii i7i w v i 9 '' l T r c t ll ill l k,; . l I HIJLPIMi.iHiWIW WW 1' a,-- ' it jt '"kV' Cr 'tis fi mm; " l. 1 ilS'Ji! . . ! i f n Be Big Mac on the left was named Champion Performance his owner Kite Healy. On the right is Bob Steagall on Rexall's horse at the Wrangler's Horse Show on Friday. He is ridden by Baldy. He was named Reserve Champion Performance horse. Karla Weatherford Karla Weatherford arrived home Tuesday evening to visit her folks, Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Weatherford. She has worked this summer as a student therapist at Jefferson House in Tacoma. She will enroll for her second year at the Univer sity of Puget Sound this fall with a major in Occupational Therapy. VACATIONING Mrs. Edna Bailey is vaca tioning at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thomas and with their daughters at Dayton, Wa. The Thomas' formerly lived at Spray. Mrs. Bailey hadn't seen them for a number of years. Mrs. Bailey's daughter and family were recent visitors here in Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Harris, Troy, Sheila and Dezi are living at Martin, South Dakota. They spent 10 days here visiting family and friends. Harley form e r 1 y taught in Heppner and is now superintendent of schools at "Martin. A beautiful morning greeted ; the halter class contestants at the annual Wranglers Horse jJL .. 1,J Show Friday morning. There Little and Fast $ were 244 horses entered which was about the same number of t horses as last year. , ' -, .. Beverly Steagall was super- Jim vln Winkle,iintendent- Mr- Steagall and ltered the entries. Merlyn Robinson procured the prizes. Gwen Healy and Mrs. Mont gomery were clerks. Howard Bryant was ring steward. Marilyn Lieuallen of Adams was judge. Gene Pierce was announcer assisted by Harold Erwin on Mike Matthews PA system. Carl King was photo grapher. Dick Schlichting, Wranglers president says he is most appreciative of the extra fine cooperation for the show. Winners in the Halter Classes Fillies foaled 1972: Molly Pierce with Sunrise, second I Jan Schlichting with Philana Phair, third Orval Matheny, fourth Pat Dougherty. Yearlings foaled in 1971: first Patty Luciani, second Cindy Dougherty. Two year old fillies: first Mary Ann Greenup, second Merlyn Robinson, third Kathy Gilbert, lone. Three year old fillies: first Cassie Chapel, lone, second Mary Abrams, third Mary Ann Greenup. Four year old and older mares: Joan Healy with Jet's Dunny Bar, first. Second Mary Healy, with Jet's Babe Bar. Third Jan Schlichting, with Sugarfooot. Fo u r t h Krynn Robinson, with Jazzad. Mares and nursing colt: first Jan Schlichting, second Molly Pierce, third Sally Matheny, fourth Merlyn Rob inson. Mare and Produce 2 or more: Merlyn Robinson first, Molly Pierce second. Colts foaled in 1972: first Bob Mahoney, second Merlyn Robinson. Yearling Colts foaled in 1971: first Sherry Kemp with Taca Rico, Krynn Robinson second with Toyato. Two & Three year old Stallions: Jan Schlichting with Falla Sea. Four year & older Stallions: Floyd Jones with Red first. Merlyn Robinson, with Jed second. Two and three yr. old Geld ings: Donna Palmer, first with Johnny Jo. Merlyn Rob inson's Zest was second, Mary Ann Greenup with Red, third Fourth Barbara Palm er's Lucky Jo. Geldings.four yr. and older: First Patty Liciani's Chubby Driftwood. Second Ja n i c e Healy with Big Mac. Third Anita Palmer's Star. Fourth Becky Fulleton with King Becky. Ponies over 44 inches: First Vickie Sullivan, second Jay Sullivan, third Marie Yocum, fourth Andrea Ball. Ponies over 44 to 56: First Krynn Robinson, 2nd Nancy Miller, third Wendy Myers, fourth Cindy Dougherty. Ponies Mare and nursing colt: Scott and Pat Dougherty, second Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon. In the performance ring : Kathleen Evans and Sally Matheny. 'mr -, ' .in, mm " " . "L"" ' ''."7 (ft Andy Gorm&a, Ok Lone Ranger) uusy Guests over Rodeo weekend at the Archie Padberg home were Mr and Mrs. Gordon koss. Canby. Or.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Booth, Oregon City; and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padberg. Jr.. Boring. Or.- The group enjoyed a family get-together and dinner Sat urday. Other guests for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison, The Dalles, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tucker and daughter Tammy, lone. MOVED Since the Bob Steagalls have sold their place at Lexington to Coach and Mrs. Chuck Starr, they have moved into the Don Evans place between Heppner and Lexington, temporarily. J ' - I :3 U'JM l: f4 t"'
