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Mil lKKN S (XlKNtH H Hsrbara James Continued from last eek In thp Hobbies section of the Children's Corner fur Ceram ics, Ricky Coe, Hcppner, first; Julie Malcom, Hcppner. sw ord, and Larrv Palmer, Hepp ner, third Plaster of Paris Items won a first for Wayne Huwe, Irrignn; a second lor Clayton Galhher, Heppner; and a third for Tara Ma honey, Hcppner. Mary Arbo Rait, Heppner, won a second (or her Smiley Face Ceramic plaque. Two stuffed toys won a first for Kathleen Kvans, Irrigon, and a second for Glenda Jessmer, Hcppner. Frances Peck, Heppner. won a flrt on her calured pM-tures. The following won in the Art Work section; - t il Scenery: Ron Schwarx, Heppner. first; Tara Galhher, Hcppner. second; Tattle De vine, Heppner, third. Oil Still Life: Paul Heinnchs, Hepp ner. first. Crayon Scenery: Russell, Rrannon. Hcppner. first ; Lot tie Laughlin, Heppner, sec ond. Crayon Still Life: Brad Huwe. Irrigon, first; Russell Rrannon, Hcppner, second; Karmin Brannon, Heppner, third. Crayon Animal: Russell Brannon, Hcppner, first; Kar min Brannon, Heppner, sec ond. Crayon Other: Chris Nolan, Lexington, first; Cheri Sager, Heppner, second. Pencil Animal: Karmin Bran non, Heppner, first; Brad Huwe. Irrigon, second. Ink Animal: Connie Burkenbine, Heppner, first. Paint by Number: Debra Palmer, Heppner, first; Bar bara Devine, Heppner, sec ond; Paula Palmer, Heppner, third. Paint by Number Acryl ic: Jim Malcom. Heppner. first; Bryan Thompson, Hepp ner, second. Felt Pictures: Jim Malcom, Heppner. first. Fur or Yarn Pictures: Teena Lindstrom, lone, first; Tara Mahoney, Heppner, second; De a n n e Maatta. Heppner, third. China Painting : Paula Heinnchs, Heppner, first; Barbara De vine, Heppner, second. Mis- officio &impmmir All Portraits Will Be Taken Locally You'll Nlav Be or .', ii'llneous:"(TiriKty Brandt, Irrigon, first; Glen Krebs, lone, second Vegetables dominated the Fruit and Vegetable section of the Children's Corner and many future homemakers and gardeners exhibited their best looking specimens Anita Palmer, lone, won a first with an exhibit of prunes or plums; and a second with (terries. Jay Sullivan. Irrignn. won third for his grapes. Jay also won ribbons lor the following exhibits : lima beans, first; muskmclons, second, onions, first ; peppers, first; pepper -ol hers, first; squash winter, first; squash summer, second; tomatoes, first; and ground cherries, second. Beans: Terrel Rea, Lexing ton, second, Darla Rea, Lex ington, third. Beans any variety: Deanne Ma a 1 1 a , Heooner. first. Beets: Tara Mahoney Hep-, pner first; Brian Thompson, Heppner, second; Darla Rea, Iexington, third. Broccoli: Terrel Rea, Lexington, first; Darla Rea, Lexington, second. Cabbage: Trisha Mahoney, Heppner, first ; Anita Palmer, lone, second; Tara Mahoney. Heppner, third. Corn-yellow: M.ke Nolan. Lexington, first; Terrel Rea, Lexington, sec ond; Darla Rea, Lexington, third. Popcorn: Darla Rea, Lex ington, first; Terrel Rea, Lex ington, second. Carrots: Darla Rea, Lexington, first; Terrel Rea. Lexington, second; Anita Palmer, lone, third. Cucum bers: Tod Harrison. Lexing ton first; Brian Thompson, Heppner, second; Wayne Huwe, Irrigon, third. Cucum bers lemon: Terrel Rea, Lexington, first. Kohlrabi: Darla Rea, Lex ington, first; Brian Thomp son, Heppner, second; Terrel Rea. Lexington, third. Water melons: Shawn LaRue, lone, first. Onions-green : Trisha Ma honey, Heppner, first; Eric Thompson, Heppner, second. Potatoes-Netted Gem : Terrel Rea, Lexington, first. Potatoes-Red Pontiac: Darla Rea, Lexington, first. Peppers: Wayne Huwe. Irrigon. second. Free To New AincI RenewaI SubscitibEns LINEN TEXURE FINISH Top Quality Professional Studio be Notified by Phone or Mail of your Convenient Appointment NO HIDDEN COSTS OR SERVICE CHARGES SencI coupoN deIow to this newspaper! Trtsha Mahoney, Hcpner, third Parsnip; liaria ilea, Islington, first; Terrel Rea, lxington, second Peas: Dar la Rea, Ixxington. set-on d Terrel Rea. lexmgtnn, third Pumpkins: Cam George, Heppner, first; Darla Rea, Islington, second. Jim Mal com. Hepiwier, third Rhubarb: Kric Thompson. Heppner. first Radishes: A nila Palmer, lone, first. Squash-winter: Terrel Rea, Lexington, second. Tomatoes ripe: Wayne Huwe. Irrigon. first Toma toes green: Trisha Ma honey H Heppner. first; Kric Thomp son. Heppner. second, Wayne Huwe, irrigon, third. Tomatoes-small; Todd Harrison, second; Brad Huwe, Irrigon, third. Ground cherries: Terrel Rea Ixington, first; Darla Rea, Lexington, third. Rest General exhibit : Tara Mahoney, Hepp- ner. first Todd Harrison. Lexington brought in the freak ear of corn; Darla Rea. Lexington, brought in the most unusual cucumber; and Terrel Rea, Lexington, exhibited the freak potato. The largest and tallest sunflowers were exhibited by Jim Malcom, Heppner, first; and Michelle La Hue, lone, second. Miscellaneous vege tables were exhibited bv Darla Rea. Lexington, first; Robin LaRue. lone, second; and Deanne Maatta, Heppner, third. OPEN CLASS-HOBBIES Mrs Mabel Heath and Mrs. Mary Lou Carlson were two very busy superintendents in the Open Class division for Hobbies. Totem ploe, wise men, oils, dolls, pictures, ceramics, drawings etc.- all had to be classified and entered in order to be judged. Some very talented Morrow County residents entered in the ceramics division. In the wheelthrow section Jan Sch lichting, Heppner, won two firsts. In the Greenware section the following were winners: Plain Figurine: Alberta Joh annes. Heppner, first. Lamps: Sherri Mahoney, Heppner, mm (LIMITED TIME ONLY) Gazette-Times Box 337 H eppner, Oregon 97836 I I r-i I LJ Please enter my LI Please extend my present subscription for beyond present expiration date. O I am enclosing check or money order for payment in full. D Enter my subscription and bill me later. Name Address State ADDITIONAL PRINTS IN ALL SIZES MAY BE PURCHASED IF DESIRED AT SPECIAL GROUP RATES. ASK YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER. OFFER LIMITED TO ONE GIFT 8x10 OF SAME SUBJECTS second. Small Ai title: Judl Ijuighlin, Heppner, net-mid Plaster of Paris: Carolyn Cole. Hcppner, first; Ronnie Buschke Hcptmer, second. Candy dish: Linda Schulli, Heppner, second Bowl A Pitt her: Linda Sthulti, Hep pner, first; Linda URue, IiMie. second Dishes : Mabel Heath, Heppner, second Vases: Rita Heath, ileopoer. firt Cups: Mabel Heath. Heppner. lirst. Three Plain Figurines: Mildred Davidson, Lexington, second. Alberta Johannes, Heppner, second. Detailed Figurines: Phyllis Piper, Lexington, first; Judi Mughlin, Heppner, second; Alberta Johannes, Heppner, second; Linda Padberg, Lex ington, second; Shirley Geo rge, Hcppner, third; Mildred Davidson, Lexington, third. Misc. Small Item: Rjta Heath, first; Pattie Adlard, Heppner, first ; Judi Laughlin, Heppner, second. Ashtrays: Judi Laughlin. Heppner, third. Cookie Jar: Mildred David son, Lexington.firsl. Planter: Patty Yoeman, Heppner, second. Candleholders: Ann Schwari, Heppner, first; Bar bara James, Heppner, sec ond, Linda Padberg, Lexing ton, second. Jewelery Box: Mary Ann Peck, Heppner, second. Viginette: Linda Pad berg, Lexington, first; Mil dred Davidson, Lexington, second. China Painting: Carl Smouse, lone, second. Salt and Pepper Shakers: Patty Vowman, Heppner, first; Rita Heath, Heppner, second; Mabel Heath, Heppner, third. PHOTOGRAPHY An individual black & white picture won Terry Peck, Heppner, and Bruce Buch anan, Irrigon, a blue ribbon in that category. Individual pic tures of color won Terry Peck, Heppner, a first and Carl Smouse, lone, second. Third was won by Gwen Healy, Heppner. A group of black and white pictures, 3 or more, won a second for Don Johnson, Heppner. Mel Boyer, Lexing ton took a blue with his tinted photo of Celilo Falls. The group of color pictures, 3 or more, won ribbons for Fran ces Smouse, lone, first ; Mrs. F.T.Martin, lone, second; and Cliff wood. Heppner, third. WOOD REFINISHING Harold Peck, Heppner, first; Edna Peck, Heppner, second; and Judy Wright, You Select Final Portrait From Several Poses new subscription for Phone City Zip Code Hefner, third I'PHolJiTRY-f 4 Anne )uh erlv. Hcppner, took first place lor her upholstery on a chair. I.KATIIKR CRAFT Mary Lynn Zinler, lone, first and HobSkoubo, Boardman, first. WtKUmORKING;race Drake, Heppner, first; Hill Heath, Hcppner, second; and S A. Galhher, Hcppner, third. OPEN CLASS VKGKXAHLKS A bcauttlul display of fruits was seen at the Fair this year. There were 17 Morrow County residents that exhibited their best sHH-imens. In the Tree Fruits division a tray of apples won Pauline Froman, Irrigon, a blue ribbon and Klwayne Bergstroni, Heppner, a red nblmn. Crab apples won Clint Carlson, lone, a blue rililxm and Clara Gertson, Heppner, a red ribbon. Pears and Prunes each won Pauline Froman, Irrigon, a blue ribbon: and Plums won Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon, second and Clara Gertson, Heppner, third. The winners of the small fruits was as follows: Straw berries: Ralph Marlalt, Hep pner. first; Ruth Maatta, Heppner, second; Mayko Buchanan, Irrigon, third. Raspberries: Frieda Slocum, Heppner, first ; Helen Stevens, Heooner, second. Grapes: Neva Reed. Boardman, first ; Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon, sec ond; Pauline Froman, Irri gon, third. The vegetable division ab ounded in beans, corn and cuc umbers and the following took home prizes. String Beans: B. J. Doherty, Heppner, first; Mrs Dan Creamer, Irrigon, second; Truman Messenger, Lexington, third. Lima Beans: Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon, first; Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon, second. Beets: Mrs. FT. Martin, lone, first; Orlin Huston, Heppner, second; Valorie Sullivan. Irr.. third. Cabbage: Bob Mahoney, Hep pner, first; Claudia Huston, Heppner, second; Orlin Hus ton, Heppner, third. Carrots: Norma Rea, lone, first; Greg Clow, Heppner second; Brian Boner, Heppner, third. Corn yellow: Greg Clow, Heppner, first; Eileen Saling, Heppner, second. Cucumbers-slicing: Pauline Froman, Irrigon, first; Patrick Tolar, Irrigon, second; Mrs. F.T. Martin, lone, third. Cucumbers-pickl SUBSCRIPTION mmm ing: M.iko Hm h.tiiun, Irn , Inst; Eileen Saling, Hcppner, second. Pat Pettyjohn, lone third CmiiIiiIoN's: Valorie Sullivan. Irrigon. first; Vickie Sullivan. Irrigon, second. Kgg Plant: Mrs F. T. Martin, lone, first; Edward Martin, lone, second; Truman Mes senger, U'xington, thud Garlic. Mrs. F. T. Martin, lone, first; Orlin Huston. Hcppner. second; Esther Minnich, Hoardman, third. Kohlrabi: Josephine Bucha nan, Irrigon. first Norma Rea, lone, second. Onions yellow : C. Williams, Lexington, first ; Don Bellamy, Heppner, seco nd. H, C. Wilson. Heppner, third. Onions Spanish: Leila Messenger, Uxmgton, first; Truman Messenger, Lexing ton, second; Orlin Huston, Heppner, third. Onions large: Patrick Tolar. Irrigon. first; Megan Tolar. Irrigon, second. Peppers hot : Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon, first; Valorie Sulli van, Irrigon, second; Don Bellamy, Heppner, third. Peppers-sweet; Pauline Froman, Irrigon. first; Leita Messen ger. Lexington, second. Truman Messenger, Lexing ton, third. Parsnips: Norma Rea, lone, first. Peas: Norma Rea, lone, first; Leann Rea. l-exinyton second. Black eyed peas: Patrick Tolar, Irrigon, first. Potatoes Pontiac: Mike Saling, Hep pner, first; Anne Doherty, Heppner, second; Rebecca Doherty, Heppner, third. Potatoes-Netted Gem : Leanne Rea Lexington, first; Bernard Doherty, Heppner, second; Dennis Doherty, Heppner, third. Potatoes-other: Don Bellamy, Heppner, first; John Mathew, Irrigon, second; Truman Messenger, Lexing ton, third. Pumpkins: Brian Boner, Heppner, first; Tru man Messenger, Lexington, second. Rhubarb: Mrs. K. Smouse. lone, first; Mrs. F.T. Martin, lone, second; C. Williams, Lexington, third. Radishes: Brian Boner, Hep pner, first. Squash-large: Anthony Doherty, Heppner, first; Edward Martin, lone, second; H. C. Wilson, Ho pner, third. Squash small: Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon, first; Megan Tolar, Irrigon, second; Don Johnson, Heppner, third. Squash-summer: Frieda Slo cum, Heppner, first; Carolyn Huston, Heppner, second; Don Johnson, Heppner, third. Squ ORDER ash summer iiicchini: Don Johnson, Hcppner. first .Char lie RawluiN, lone, second, Douglas Johnson, Heppner, third. Squash OuniHli: l.cila Messenger, lexington, first; Truman Messenger, lxing ton, second. Esther Minnich, lloardmiin, third Tomatoes green: Leita Messenger, Lexington, first. A. J Doherty, Heppner, second; Jay Sullivan. Irrigon. third Tomotoes-rlpe: Truman Messenge, lxington. first ; Mrs. F.T. Martin, lone, sec ond, Megan Tolar. Irrigon, third. Tomatoes small, John Matthews, Irrigon, first; Alberta Johannes, llepimer, first ; Truman Messenger, U'xington, second. Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon, third. Grou nd Cherries: Josephine Buc hanan. Irrigon. first; leanne Rea, l.exinnton, second; Val orie Sullivan, Irrigon, third. Horseradish: Vida Hehker, lone, first; Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon, second. Okra: Megan Tolar. Irrigon, first ; A J. Doherty, Heppner, second; Patrick Tolar, Irrigon, third. Pole Beans: Don Johnson, Heppner, first; Hen Luciani, Echo, second, Norma Rea, lone, third. Others: AT. Doherty, Heppner, first; Doug Johnson Heppner, first; Al berta Johannes, Heppner, first; Dennis Doherty, Hep pner, second; Marianne Pet tyjohn, lone, third. Herbs Chives: Esther Minnich, Boardman, first; Mrs. F. T. Martin, lone, second: Ruth Maatta, Heppner, third. Dill: Anne Doherty, Heppner, first; Don Johnson, Heppner, sec ond; Bebe Munkers, Heppner. third. Mint: Frances Smouse, lone, first. Parsley: Orlin Huston, Heppner, first; Gail Hughes. Heppner, second; Mrs. F. T. Martin, lone, third. Sage: Gail Hughes, Heppner, first; Vida Heliker, lone, second. Others: Gail Hughes, Heppner, first. The"best Fruit In Show" was won by Ralph Marlatt, Heppner, and the "Best Vege tabel In Show" was taken home by Patrick Tolar, Irri gon. Under the general exhibit which consisted of 5 or more fruits and or vegetables grown by the exhibitor, Mrs. F.T. Martin, lone, captured the blue ribbon. The red award went to Patrick Tolar, Irrigon and white was won by Pat Pettyjohn, lone. .iv I understand I am to receive one 8x10 color portrait of my family (or any individual member) as a gift with my subscription and that you will contact me by phone or mail for appointment for sitting. A Freak Ribbon A ardnlu I 25 was awarded the follow ing winners: Freakish or unusual fruit: Carrol: Mrs. FT Martin, lone; Squash: Elttayne Bergstroni, Hep. pner; Joyce Grasscr, Hep pner; Others: E O. Keilhley, llepimer, largest or tallest: Sunflower: Claudia Huston, Heppner, Doug Johnson, Hep pner. Squash: Treve Peter son, lone. Potatoc: Cassandra Chaiel. lime. Other: Josep hine Hiuhiinun. Irrignn. OPEN CLASS EGGS Besl White: Cassandra (Impel, lone, first. Best Brown: Todd Harrison, Lex ington, first , RACING Dl'E SEITEMHER 2 I'matilla Motor speedway's exciting second full jalopy destruction derby program unfolds on the quarter-mile oval Saturday night (Sept. 2) and it'll be a lulu. More than 30 cars from throughout the Northwest will be in competition, including a batch of the best that Portland has to offer. The lure is the $.100 and huge trophy that's guaranteed the winner of the destruction derby finale, which caps a giant 8-event program that includes trophy dashes, heats and a pair of mains. Area entrants include Bob Ployher, Leonard and Ted Toll, Heppner, Dave Khano yan, Boardman and Tom White, lone. Gales open at Umatifla at 6:30, time trials start at 7 and racing begins at 8:30, with regular track admission pri ces prevailing. THE OREGON COW BELLES are serving on a committee with representa tives of the Beef Council and Cattlemen's Association in trying to determine a proper beef exhibit for the agricul tural wing, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, in Port land. More than 500,000 people visit OMSI each year. Half of these are school children on conducted tours.
