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HirPNr It (OliL.jGAZLTn-TIMrS. Thursday. SiUfiitl-T 7, i ir Xm. TWO COOKS Kir... Anita Kindlon .nut Kathleen McF.Ihgoit exchange a few words t1iiriii one of their tuan cooking cnntcste Anna was working on the Inlermed I. ill- Luncheon. Midi uhirh llt will go to Slate Fair. Kathleen was working on her Senior Dinner SPECIAL AWARDS al the fair fow belle Award!, lor Leather cratt Sh.iron Mithernle, Fcho Rut Mi'KolM'rlk. tle John Mser. Heppner. Jerr Gentry. Heiner (Hegon Wheat Comiiuion Awards Intermediate Baking Carol McFIhgott, lone Senior I'te Raking -Joan McL3ligolt, lone Senior Baking Kathleen McF.lligott, lone Oregon Cow belles Awards Intermediate Luiuhmu Using Heel, Anita David ken, Lexington t'sing Reef McFIhgott. Den i IWI-- VTORMOR SOLUES HflEWEST PROBLEMS! STORMOR DOES MORE FOR YOU n. ' 1 VI 7 -,-;-.. Hello Mr. & Mrs. Farmer Now is the time to make provision for adequate farm storage to handle your' 1973 crop. By looking ahead you will be able to save yourself valuable dollars in storage and transportation costs as well as gain additional bargaining power when marketing your grain. T&C Storage Box 357 lone, Ore. 97843 Phone 422-7437 Senior Dinner Kathleen lone Hest Intermediate onstralion using Natalie Tew, lone D 0. Nelson Award Hest Luncheon using Potatoes-Lisa Collins. Hep (iaette Times Award Favorite Food Winners--Jr -Jan I'eterson, lone ' Intermediate-Lisa Col lins. Hep Si-Kathleen McFlligntt. lone, and K.ilhy Gilbert H'o-wmnersi also from lone Demonstration Awards by Extension Study Groups Hest Intermediate Food iVmonstration-Jjii I'eterson, lone, (iiven by the Ithea Creek Study Group Hest Clothing-Sandra Palmer. Heppner, given by the Heppner Study Croup SX"cial Style Hevue Awards Jr clothing Winner-Lori Malcom. Heppner. given by Pine City Studv Group Intermediate Clothing winner-Joan Warren. Heppner. given bv Beta Omega of L'SA. lone Sr Clothing -Chen Car lson, lone, given by Pine City Study (iroup Jr Cathy Palmer. Hep given by Holly Kebekah Lodge. Intermediate Knitting Sandra Palmer. Heppner. given by Holly Kebekah' Lodge Kinzua Girl Finishes at EOC Miss Kita Lvnn Mttoii, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Jack Sitton was graduated from Eastern Oregon College in LaGrande on August 18th. Kita received her degree in Antoropology-Sociology. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sitton were Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Hoagland of Port land MRS. TROY DAY and children spent Thursday and Friday in Heppner visiting the Dick Sargent family and attending the Morrow County Fair. Mrs. Arden Tripp and Bill took Tom Tripp to Pendleton Wednesday from where he took the bus to Billings. Mont, where he will attend the Montana School of the Bible. Guests last week and over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Neall and Chad were Neta O'Dell and sons Johnny and Mike and Diane Hill and daughter Kendra all of Hills boro. Mrs. Georgann Larson and Robert and James of The Dalles. Top FFA Showman FFA winner were Keef Hill Acock, rmardman, first . Kirk KoIiiiimmi. Heppner, wv (Mill Tom ( uNlorlli lli'ppner. thud, (mil CliUlnrlli, Hep inter, (mil Hi MII'I P Daud Itu hard. Ho.irdiii.in. Iirst and Grand Champion Showman, Charlie Sumner, Heppner, mh'inhI. Kvle Robinson. Heppner, third SWINF Ted Hellatny. first and Reere Grand Champion Stimuli. in. David llirh.inlv lto.irdin.in, second IIKKFFOKD Market Steers Kirk Kohinsou, Hepp ner. first. Juily Bennett, Heppner. second. Hill Acock, Ituardni.in. third, lorn ( ills lorth. Heppner, lourlli, Curtis Culsloitli. Heppner, fifth. Kick Partlow, Hoardniau. sixth STKF.KS Kirk Robinson. Heppner, blue and Reserve Grand Champion, Kirk Kohin son. Heppner. red IU'LI-N salved m H72. Hill Acock, Hoardniau, blue, Ch.i mpion and Grand ('hampion. Kirk Kobinson, Heppner. red. ami Keserve I lianipion, mills, fltlved tH'tore UITI; Kirk Robinson, Heppner. blue Heilers. calved in I'.I72: Hill Acock, Hoardman. blue and Rederve Grand Champion. Kirk Kobinson. Heppner. red Heilers. calved belnre 1971 Kirk Kobinson. Heppner. blue and Grand Champion, one red and two whites Producing Cow: Kirk Kobinson. Hep pner. blue, red and two whites Cow and call : Kirk Kobinson. Heppner, blue, red and white Sl'KFOLK SHF.KI' Market Utnibs Charlie Sumner. Heppner. first . David Richards. Hoardniau. second Ram, lambed in 1972 Kvle Robinson. Hepner, third OTIIKKS David Richards. Hoardniau. received a blue ribbon lor the following lots in FFA Sheep Pen ol three market lanbs. ewe lamlied in 1172 Grand Champion F.we 1 . F.we latnled In-lore 1971. Rani. I.utilied in 1972. Kam. lambed In-tore 1971 (Grand Champion Rani ; and breeding flock YOHKSIIIKF SW INF Market Swine David Rich ards. Hoardman. first; Ted Hellamy. Heppner, second Irrigon Telephone Service lone Jr. High Starts Football Practice Going Underground Const ruction u underway in the Irrigon area to upgrade telephone er ice The project include switching panel nl Hlli St and South Main ( ndergroiind ruble will re place most of Hie pole linen within the City limits ami many outside The local work is being done b CoM'iih.igeu Co nl Port land, who has had a crew on the M lor 2 weeks, and in a Mrl ol Northwest Hells contin uing program to meet Hie growing needs ol the area The new service will Ih' hi oH-r-tion in the early part ol opt., according to Dale Slusher, area Commercial Director, tor P N It A service not currently available will lie use of (he National "911" numbers, lor all types of emergency. visited their daughter anil on in law and Krishna, the last week ol July Mr and Mr Henry Pro bers N't'l the past wrek tn Fverett. Wash., where they lived More moving In Irn Mrs II C Semi and Slacev traveled In Sail Uike Cilv, ll. ih lo attend a family reunion Her parents are Mr. and Mrs Marion Clark. TFCH SGT DAVIDFITZ GFRALD returns from a lour ot dutv in Vietnam, Aug 29 He will Ih- met by Mrs Fitgerald and the children al Travis A F .It., San Francisco. His laniily has been living in Irrigon, with Mrs Fitger ald s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W F Coy, while he was nway. They will now he living at San Francisco, where Mr. Fitz gerald will be stationed. NFVV AKSIGNMKNT Mr and Mrs Floyd Men teth, Joe and Hose, returned lo their home in Irrigon from Texas the past week Mr. Meslcth will Im leaving for Honolula soon He is a civilian employee ol the Army, and will Ih' flown lo the Johnson Islands daily, to his work His laniilv will remain here. Mr and Mrs. C.A Miller sH'iit several days at llwaco, Wash reecnllv. where Ihev went deep sea fishing They limited out 2 days, with 3 nice salmon apiece, each day. IU Cassandra (liniiel lite lone Jr High football )i ai l ices w ill begin Septem ix-r S All hoys should have their physicnis taken helore Hie lirst practice IIONOH SFFII AFKKS ThoM attending (he Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hill Scchafcr Irom lone were: Mr. and Mrs lwis ll.ilvorsen, Mr and Mrs Marion Palmer, Mr. and Mrs Art Dalell and lamily, Mr and Mrs William Herg strom. Mr and Mrs Donald Hehker, Ida Coleman, Vlda Hehker, Mary Lindsay, Helen McCalie and Mr. and Mrs lawis Hall Mr and Mrs. Frances Ilea and children and Darcie Rea visited I lot ll.ilvorsen and Norma Kea. Frances Hea played with the band thai played lor the Rodeo Dances 1 )c nice Matthews lo teach mg alter visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. Mark ll.ilvor sen and family visited their parents. Mr and Mrs Lewis I l.i si voi sen Mr. and Mrs. Hob Crowell and son Kicky Irom Riverside, W'a., visited Mr. and Mrs. Irrigon Family Wins at Fair Mr and Mrs W' F Coy and Mrs David Fitgerald, Fay, Charles and Mark, visited relatives in Okla., Kansas. Mu , Colo and Idaho. ll.irlev Hammond of Grid ley Kansas returned home with them to sH'iul several weeks. He is a brother lo Mrs. Cov. Mrs Mae McKmney of Pendleton visited Mr and Mrs. A.F. Stephens in Irrigon, for several days the past week Visitors at the Chester Wilson home the past week included Rev and Mrs Wayne Fagerstroni of Covina. Calif., Mrs Wilson's brother and sister-in-law. On Thurs. Mr. and Mrs John Jackson and Hryan of Santa Anna, Calif, stopped al the W ilson home for a short visit They are old friends who were returning to thier home Irom a vacation in Canada. Team Pole Bending New Event Team Pole Bending was a new event added to the Rodeo this year. The poles were set up in front of the Grand Stand. There is a 5 pt. penalty for knocking over a pole. The purse was $73. Heppner Wranglers won on Saturday on their re-run of 97.1 penalty 15 for a total time of 112.1 Members of the team were Maureen llealy on Teddy, Joan llealy on Jet's Danny Bar, Janice Healy on Golde and Cindv Dougherty on HeBop Umatilla Sage Riders were 2nd with 102.9 15 penalty for a total of 117.9 and Pendleton Mustangers were 3rd with 145.5 plus 15 penalty for a total of 120.5. On Sunday the Pendleton Mustangers took first place, Heppner Wranglers 2nd and Umatilla Sage Kiders 3rd. Sees Ireland Mrs Jeannette Hodge spent 15 days on a guided tour of Ireland, with lather Larkin and the Franciscan Pilgrim age. She left Pendleton July 22 and flew non stop from Portland to New York. From there to Ireland in 5'j hours. Mrs. Hodge toured 21 count ies in Ireland, seeing many castles and monastaries and beautiful mountain scenery. She kissed the Blarnev stone at Blarney Castle just out of Cork. She visited the family of Father Sullivan of Hermiston in Cork, including his brother and " sisters and his sisters new baby, born June 14. First Arrival ..Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKae former Irrigon residents now living in concrete, wash, are parents of a first child, born July 20. Krishna Lynn is her name, weight 6 pounds ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs. H.C Senn and Mr and Mrs. James McKae, all of Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. Senn Free To New AncI RenewaI SubscmbERS (LIMITED TIME ONLY) oremo color poRrmn LINEN TEXURE FINISH Top Quality Professional Studio All Portraits You Select Final Will Be Taken Locally Portrait From Several Poses You'll be Notified by Phone or Mail of your Convenient Appointment NO HIDDEN COSTS OR SERVICE CHARGES COlipON bciOW TO Trlis NEWSpApER Portrait May Be 0 Individual or Family Group Gazette-Times -Bex 337 Heuooer. Oregon 97836 I D Please enter my new subscription for SUBSCRIPTION ORDER j C Please extend my present subscription for I beyond present expiration date. I Q I am enclosing check or money order for I payment in full. I O Enter my subscription and bill me later. I iNaine Phone . Aciilre.K City 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. Stale Zip Code The lamily ol Mr and Mrs I'ete Richards of Irrigon. brought home many outstand ing awards and trophies Irom the Morrow County Fair, on their flock of Montadale sheep, swine and in dairy showmanship A partial list of their winnings include: David Richards in FFA, Champion Montadale ram. Reserve Cha mpion ram, Champion ewe, reserve champion ewe. Tro pin' m champion FFA sheep showmanship. Grand champ ion market hog and trophy, Craml champion all around showman and trophy, reserve (irand champion market lamb Karen Richards won the following in 411 competition: Champion Lightweight hog, trophy. Champion Senior Dairy showmanship trophy. Reserve (irand Champion dairy showman. Champion Montadale ewe. Senior reser ve Champion sw ine showman, Senior reserve Champion sheep showman. Reserve champion Montadale ram. blue on clothing construction, blue in style revue, champion wool Donald Richards Jr. Cham pion sheep showmanship, trophy, Jr. reserve Champion hog showman in 4 II RoImtI Richards Champion Montadale ram. Reserve Champion Montadale ewe, Intermediate Keserve Cham pion sheep showman in 4-1 1. JOSF.I'lllNK BUCHANAN and Ada Montague of Irrigon visited their brothers Harold Howard Crowell They also look in the iiarnde and rodeo Koh Crowell is the brother of Howard Crowell. Mr mid Mr. Flby Akem and Danny went lo I'ortland lo visit their daughter Mrs, Harlem' Coteues Then Ihev went on lo llwaco where Ihev enjoyed the Hights mid mime fishing Mr ami Mrs Frank l.undell arrived Tuesday and left Uediiesday lo visit ill the home ol Mr and Mrs. Clell Ken Mrs l.uudell is the sister lo Mis Kea Clell Rea and Vera Riel tnaiiii just returned Irom u trip lo Seattle, Mr. Luke Terrace and other hiiiiIs of interest Queen CassandiH Oiaiel treporler) and 1'rincenn iM'hhv Kendall of the Spray Rodeo rode in the Heppner Centennial Canute and (irand Fntrv , to continue Our lone reiorler, Cass andra Chapel, is taking a journalism course this year and w ill be able to continue as lone reirler lor the (i T. I'lease call her Willi news, Folks. And, (hank von and Bill Ahall. who live on the Idaho side ol the Snake River, near Ox Bow . Another brother Irving Ahalt of San Louis Obisxi, Calif., who has been visiting relatives in this area, returned with them to Irrigon. They visited Mr Buchanan's son Bob in Baker, enroute home. Bob Buchanan drove to Irrigon this week lo visit his daughters Joyce I'ricst of Hermiston anil Mrs Kenneth (Janet i Munger, Irrigon. (T.F.AN I'D TIMF. AT THF. (iRANCF A work day lor all members ol the W illows (irange, lone, is scheduled tor Tuesday, Sept., 12 al 1 1) :to a. m I'lease bring your sack lunch and help clean up Visitors at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Billy Griffin, during the past week', were Mrs. June Karly and her daughter, Mrs Bill Mason and Michael, of Corvalhs. Mark and Mike Stanley, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stanley, Irrigon, went on a 5 day vacation trip with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stanley of ( timing, Iowa. They toured Mt. Rain ier, went up m the Space Needle in Seattle and visited Ft. Casey on Wludliy Island. WM. CLKN HOOVKK has returned to his home in Irrigon after spending 3 weeks at the (iood Samaritan Hosp ital in I'ortland. billowing major surgery. He and Mrs. Hoover sent a week in Sheridan, before returning home, with their son, Ted Hoover. He is the Klenientary Principal at the school in Grande Rondo. MICHF.LLK BUCK, IONF.. will he one year old next week and as a pre-hirthday celebra tion both grandparents visited al the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Alan Beck. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Collins, ol Milwaukie, Oregon, visited and Sunday Mr and Mrs Avon Beck, The Dalles, Oregon, spent the day. MR AND Mrs Bill Baker, lone, sM'iit the Labor Day holiday in Pendleton, Board man and along the Columbia River They spent the tune visiting friends. Mrs Baker also enjoyed a rule on the river with her son and family who live in Condon. WILLOWS Grange, lone, will meet Sept Hi. al (i:3tl p. Ill, tor a hamburger hnrlc(iic al the Grange. Members are lo bring dessert or salad Grange will commence al H lMi p.m. W.AC. OK WILLOWS GRANGE. lONE. meets Thur sday, Sept Hlh at Louise Kcene's home lor a luncheon. Members are asked to bring dessert or salad 1 ADOITIONAL PRINTS IN ALL SIZES MA V BE PURCHASED IF DESIRED AT SPECIAL GROUP RATES ASK VOUB PHOTOGRAPHER OFFER LIMITFD TO ONF GIFT ) I0OF SAME SUBJECTS Attend the GILLIAM COUNTY Fri., Sat. and Sun. Sept. 8 thru 10 mi Sept. 9 and 10 Horse Racing Sat & Sun. Entertainment For All Ages This ad sponsored as a public service by: COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP, Inc. Heppner Ph. 676-9146
