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Ail-Around
Cowboy
I'm Dmichertv won the
Morrow I'uuniv All Around
truphv Mr received th r
toKinc J wr trophy from
the Ortillr Cuuinrth m
ih l.mrther with fc)i cash
award Tronhv mum he won
three searn conitecuttvelv
l.ir Perm, mem poeiori S
A Galliher won in trophy
hut vear.
UJH II II II IV. II II
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Saddle
drone
Riding
Matt Murray wins the custom made' saddle presented by
Kmzua Corporation (or the winner of the Morrow County
Amateur Calf Roping He is the 3rd Murray to win a Kinzuii
saddle Mark won it in 1971 and their dad. Rod Murray w in it in
Queen Susie makes the presentation
Matt Murray Wins
Morrow County
Calf Roping
Dougherty and Murray
Team up to win Team Roping
Matt Murray won Morrow
County Amateur Calf Roping
with an average time for two
calves of 79 5 The first go
round 27.2 and the second 52.3
He received the handsome
Severe Bros saddle presented
bv Kinzua Corp
Second was Kyle Robinson
to win a pair of handmade
boots a gift of Columbia
"mmtm Electric Coop His
average for two calves was
88 1 He tied his first calf in
31 7 and the second one 56 4
TnM was S.A Galliher
wun an average of 101 1 His
first calf tied at 60.9 and his
second one at 40.2 He recei
ved a gift certificate from
Gardner s Men's Wear
Others in the contest and
their times: David Daly NT.
40 3. Joe Bartlett NT. 34 4.
Bill Jepsen 813. NT: Jerry
Gentrv NT. NT; Bob Mont
gomery NT. NT. Lee Palmer
NT. NT: Greg Green 87 4. NT:
Pat O'Brien NT. NT; John
Healy NT. 92.6; Larry' Petty
john." with a feather in his hat.
NY. 45.2
DaK-Rod Murrav NT. NT:
Bob Stcacall- Bob Mont
gomery NT. S2.8.
Don Evans-Michelle Ev
ans NT. NT: Roice Fulle-mn-Cornett
Green 34.8
NT: Howard Brvant-Matt
Murrav 22.4 5 44.8: Lee
Palmer- Darrell Wilson NT.
NT: Bob Kruse-Ed Schue
ner i ineligible) 18.0, NT:
Matt Murrav-Mark Murray
NT. NT: Bill Jepsen Kyle
Robinson 41.7. NT.
Jen-v Gentrv -S. A. Galli
her NT. 50 J: Bob Steaeall
Jerrv Douehcrty NT. 34.2;
Monte Evans -Michelle Ev
ans 20.3. NT: Rod Murrav
Matt Murray NT. 21.2 5:
Comett Green S A Galliher
NT. 195 i-t-5: Howard Bryant-Monte
Evans 25.3, 5S.9
'15': Monte Evans-Jerry
Douehertv 14Js. NT; Don
Evans Bob Montgomery NT.
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with T: t..S
al ofI'VraL
There were 26 teams en-
tered in this year's Morrow
Countv Team ropine event
Jerry Douehertv and Mark
Murrav were the champs
w ith 1S.9 iplus 5 1 and 19.6 -
(or a total of 3S.5 to win f
Si 40.40.
Jerry Gentry and K
luioinMm Hen1 wvunu wun -
-t-. ior a toiaj oi i ti
2.2 to win SM.24. 4"
Bob Montgomery and Ron -. v
Currin were 3rd with 44.5 J , fr
and 2).5 for a total average
of 65.0 to win $56.16. Pl ,
Other teams and their
times for two times out: ,
S. A. Galliher-Don Evans j
20.9. NT: Joe Bartlett-Vern O
Evans NT. NT: Bill Jepsen- f '
Jerrv Gentrv NT. NT: Rod I
Murrav-Mark Murrav 22.0
. NT: Bob Steagall David
Steacall NT. NT; Charlie
To iiialil ruler niiiNl have
pur ,.Vfr the breiik of (hp
houldrrk ami touching the
hore when Iron! (eet hit the
ground first jump o'll of the
chuie Ruler disqualified lor
(wing bucked oil. chuuging
h.iiul!. on rem. losing stirrup or
touching the unimal. saddle or
reign with free hand iMnop
sis RCA rule i
This event has the least
number of entries. The Judges
mark the horse and the ruler
It may have beginner luck,
nineteen year old Mike Marvel
at lor ins first time out und
Brian Claypoo! with 57 were
ttie only two qualifying rides
made on Saturday. Rill Nelson
Iresh from college circuit
went off on the grass. Ijirry
Hale stayed on til the 3rd jump
and he w as off There w as ulso
no Time (or iK'nnis Pleasant
who is just home from
Vietnam. Enoch Walker, Ihiug
Void, und Darrel Dorran
Sunday scores Rart Rrower
X. Kent Rigsbv 0. Darvl Kong
62. Ed Kutz 54. Marty Wood on
a reride 62. Jim Rotham 8i.
Ru.v Seely on a reride 70 and
Rill Schultz on a double re-ride
63
Ttie judge's bmik gives
Mark Marvel 1st. Hart Rrower
2nd. Buzz Seely 3rd and Jim
Bo! hum 4th
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All Around Ch mplen
wu laviit Ru'hurdM. lrrl
lion Trupbv m (mm Mor
row t'ouutv drain Grower.
Kirk biiiH.n wun the
maw! ehampion market
tier tmiihv awarded by
t. W. Artirk Son
Miirrow Countv Oraln
Gnwer iiwnrded triihle
In llveKtock HidL'Ini.'. Herm-i-inii
wn firxt: Repimer.
Mstiml: Itonrdmnn third.
Top IikIIuiIuhI Indite wa
Kandv Bennett. RermiKtnn.
Kirk Kohinxm had the
Grand Champion FFA
Ix-ef welghlne WS rtounds
And Judv Bennett had the
VYA Reserve Grand Cham
pion (WH'f
inher awn'd made lu
Kirk Robinnon: the Orepon
INdlene award for beM KFA
Polled Herelord female of
the hnw A N-lt huekle bv
the irenon Her-(ord An.
(or the tM-st Herelord pro
le riamien (rom the
American Rere(ord As.sn. for
the Grand Champion fe
male Heretord and for the
Grand Champion market
steer.
In the tractor driving
contest, trophies were a
warded bv the Orecon
Farm Bureau: Firnt. Bill
AciK'k: 2nd. Kvle Robin
son: third. Tom Cutsforth.
The C. VV. AeK-k and Son
tronhv (or the best horned
Hereford female went to
Bill Acock
Krvnn Robinson of Hepp
ner won the 4 H Grand
Champion award for a 979
pound steer.
Kvle Robinson won the
4 H Reserve Champion a
ward Grand champion 4H
sheep winner was Rhonda
Sart'ent of Heppner. The
Reserve Grand Champion
wa won bv Tonv Currin
of Heppner
Grand Champion FFA
heet winner was Charlie
Sumner of Heppner. Re
none Grand Champion was
David Richards, Irriuon.
Bihi Horned Hereford Fe
male Man- Healv.
Champion Shor thorn
Steer tv Chri Kaueh.
First place Trartnr Driv
er To he announced la
ter Jane McKohert I" award'
inn leather belt to the
Court.
HeriUiiiMiihin Trophv
Nonh Uinuton Livestock.
Showmnnship Winner
Swine Showman. Sr. lonna
liclliimv. Int. Klttv Bel
lamy; Jr.. Clint Carlson.
Sheep Sr., Rhonda Sar
eent: Int. Mark Sargent. Jr.,
Ifctnald Rlchanbi. HtH-t Sr..
Mnrv McEUigott: Int.. Rick
I'etenuin; Jr., Krvnn Rob
Inaon. Dairy Sr.. Karen
Richards; Int., Mary Ann
Greenup; Jr., Maureen
Healv.
Rich Point Doc of tfer
Know Julie Burd. TendKr
ton. "Doe Fun Match" Jr.
Novjee.
AUCTION SALE
c , a - . r
Kenneth Sicard. 8M. at Iltt'sc
to Claude and Rose Mane
Buschke l.yle Aylett. 730, at
3M'jC to C i D Drive In and
West Chevron Service Sta
Tim HelllMTR. 792. at .W'vc to
Mux HelllKTg Virgil Morgan.
76H, at 39-.c to I'matilla
Elwtric.
lliGS:
Karen Richards. 1, at 75c
lo I Km Robinson and resold to
donate to 4 H council at 5iic to
Morrow County Grain Grow
ers David Richards, 1MB. at
7!c to Morrow County Grain
1 v 1 Showmanship Champions
it. I Swine. Donna Bellamy;
i I Dairv. Mary Ann Green-
C up: It.-ef. Mary McFIligott;
J Dain Goat. Peggv Schlich-
. 4 tine: Sheep. Rhonda Sar-
L-ent.
All Around Showman
Marv McEUigott.
Champion Mark't Ani
mals Swine. Karen Rich
ards: Beef. Krvnn Robin
win: Sheep, Rhonda Sar
tent. ( hampion A" Demo
I'eccv Schliehtine.
Oreeon Hereford Assn.
Ji hn Ekstrom.
Western States Ancus
Asn. Award Ken Grieb.
Pollette Award John
Ekstrom.
Besi Small Animal Ex
hibitor Scott Aaick.
Best Ram Mark Sar
cent. Best Ewe Mary Ann
Greenup.
Rich Point Llvest o c k
Judee Janice Healv.
Best Polled Hereford Bred.
Owned. Exhibited bv 4-H
member John Ekstrom.
Kyle Robinson receives the gift certificate for a pair of
handmade boots from Columbia Basin Elecrtic Coop as second
place winner of the Morrow County Amateur Calf Roping.
Princess Debbie McCoy makes the presentation.
Morrow County Team Roping champions Mark Murray and
Jerry Dougherty receive trophy buckles from LeRoy Gardner of
Gardner's Men's Wear.
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Politicians Get into the Act
si..--. 'WmW f
Growers Mark Sargent. 220,
at 60c to Condon Ciram
Growers Ted Rellumy. 203. at
fine to Central Mkt Kelwavne
Haguewood. 180, at 43;c to
Herman Winter and Dennis
Doherty. JoLynn Daly. 212. at
43'jc to Aldnch and Heliker
Kimeelu Haguewood. 192. at
4:t'3C to Pat Cutsforth. Rhonda
Sargent. 16. at 43'-..c to Dick
Schlichtmg Kitty Bellamy,
182, at 4:i'5C to Campbell
Equip Daniel Van Schoiack.--221,
at 43'vc to Ken Nelson.
RolH-rt Richards. 207, at 43' 3c
to Ray and Norma French
Knsti Haguewood, 187. at
43'?c to Ken Smouse.
Keven Haguewood, 187, at
43Uc to Heppner Nor-Gas.
Donald Richards. 180 at 41 '3c
to 0 W Cutsforth.
SHEEP:
Rhonda Sargent. Grand Cha
pion 4-H at 125 pounds. sold at
J1.05 to Morrow County Grain
Growers Grand Champion
FFA, Charlie Sumner, 91
pounds, at $1.25 to Don
Robinson and Resold to donate
to FFA Heppner at 91c to
Wade and Clav West Reserve
Champion 4 H.123 pounds,
Tony Currin, at 85c to High
land Mchy Reserve Grand
Champion FFA, B6 pounds.
David Richards, at 65c to
Heppner Laundromat.
Sally Sumner, 91, at 43c to
Stone Machinery. Kathleen
Evans. 105, at 43c to Nomad
Restaurant. Mark Sargent.
107, at 43c to F'irst National
Bank. Kathleen Van Schoiack,
115, at 43c to Pettyjohns. Lori
Rea. 115. at 43c to Tum-A-Lum.
Maureen Healy, 119, at
43c to C W. Acock & Sons.
Janice Healy, 94, at 43c to
David & Karen Richards.
John Sumner, 85, at 43c to
0 W'. Cutsforth. Marie Van
Schoiack, 99, at 43c to Kuhn's
76 Station.
Cathy Palmer, 99, at 43c to
Highland Mchy. Patricia Van
Schoiack. 115, at 43c to
Ekstrom Trailers. Darla Rea,
120. at 43c to Lindstrom Bros.
Mary Healy, 99, at 43c to F'irst
National Bank. Susan Healy.
99. at 43c to John Gochnauer &
Farm Bureau. David Steagall,
77, at 43c to Ernie and Roberta
Garrison. Brian Thompson,
84. at 4 W to Futin Bureau
Clav West. HI. Ml 43c lo
Highland Mchv Jan l-ee
Steagall. lit), al 4.1c In Ken
Smouse Shellev Thompson,
lt, al 43c lo Jin k Sumner.
Erin Evans, 123, al 43e lo
Ernie Jorgenson Mary Ann
Greenup. Iiw, at iM- lo First
National Rank
Hill Van Schoiack, 124 al tic
lo Pettyjohn's Runny Currin.
117. at 43c lo Peterson Bros.
Ijirrv Palmer, tw, at 43c lo
Coast In Coast Store Kuren
Richards, Wi. at 43e to
Russell's Shell Service Sand
ra Palmer. 82. at 43c to Puul
Pettyjohn
Hiilert Richards. 84. at 43c
to iVsert Farm Supplv Ion
uld Richards. 82. at AM- to
llarkennder I'nion 76 Rick
Doherty, 143. at 43c to Dohyns
Pest Control
Tonv Currin. 120. 117. 12".
43c eiich to Harris Drive In.
Turner Van Marter & Bryant
and Herman Winter, and
Dennis ltohertv Ronny Cur
rin. 103, 103. 102, at 43e each to
George Uieiani, Federal Land
Rank and Federal Umd Bank
Marv Ann Greenup. 112. 114.
117. 43c each to Coast lo Coast
Store. Cornell Green and
Tum-A l.um Lumber.
One (Yosshred ewe lamb
sold bv the head by Peggy
Schlichting. $45 mi Hitching
Post, $40 mi L J Marks Beef
Citv Feed l-ot
Dick Ruhls
have a Son
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ruhl
ore the parents of a son
l-orn at Rosehurc on Aug
ust 24. He weighed 10 lbs.
and 6 oz. They have named
him Richard E. The E
otands for his father Dick
V... two crandfathers. L. E.
Ruhl and Clint E. MeOuar
rie and Skip E. his uncle.
Their daughter Dana Is al
most 10 years old.
Grandparents are Mr.
jind Mrs. Clint McCJuarrle
f Heppner. Mr. and Mrs.
1.. E. Ruhl of Lexington.
Great crnndpare n t s are
Mrs. M. C. Lehner at Mis
soula. Mont. Mrs. Elva
Ruhl nt Lexington. Mrs.
Mabel Grav of Heppner. .
Meyinirrie left Sat
to drive to Roseburg
with the family.
Mrs
iTdav
lo he
visit
Privett
their
rela-
Mr. find Mrs. Bill
have been visiting
children and other
tives this summer.
Thev flew to Missouri
where thev visited their;
daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald L. Taber
(Billie Jean) and with Mrs.
Privett's mother. Mrs. Har
dy Frazier and her brother
and sister.
Then on to Charlotte. N.
Carolina to visit Bill's
folks. All of hLs brothers
and sisters. nieces and
nephews but one were to
gether at a family reunion.
During the week they
spent at Hampton, Va. they
visited their son. Audie
Joe. USN and attended his
wedding to Donna Diehl of
New York.
After returning to Ore
con thev went to Newport
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Brown (June) and family,
LeAnn. Tod and Kenneth
returned to Heppner with
them for two weeks.
They all went to Paul.
Idaho and visited another
son and family. Mr. and
Mrs John Privett. Kim and
Karen returned to Heppner
for two weeks. The Privetts
say they have had a grand
and busy summer.. Now it
must end!
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Dave Green, Republican candidate for Representative from
District 55, accompanied by Bob Jepsen examines the
Agricultural exhibits at the Morrow County Fair.
Parade time Jack Sumner accompanied bv his wife Reita and
-r'ounest daughter rode in the surrev with the fringe on top
Jack is Democratic candidate for Representative from District
55. Orvilie Cutsforth with back to camera visits with the
Sumners and Dick Coram Mr Coram. Democrat, is candidate
for Senator from District 22
I need a place to put my new mo
bile home - If you hove a spot next
to your home maybe a regular
size lot or an acre or two of land
in town or in the country-For rent
or sale-Please write Nancy Smith,
Box 608 - Pendleton, Oregon
97801 - Maybe you could use
some extra income. Thanks.
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