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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1973)
HFITNKR tOlli:.) CIAZKTTK-TIMHS, Thursday Autfwtt 3. I;a Collectors Corner arouses interest Area winners at the State Fair Area 4-H Club members have received awards at the Oregon State Fair at Salem: Outdoor cookery II: An award for excellence went to Trinda Ramsay, Condon. In the senior division. Cre ate Your Home Environment project: Jane Steiwar, Fossil, showed a telephone stool repainted and recovered to match her bedroom, which won reserve champion. In the intermediate division, home environment. Linda Madden. Fossil, award of excellence. Tole painting : Janette Piper and Anita Davidson. Lexing ton, championships; Sharon McCarl, Lexington, reserve champion. Knitting II: Janette Piper. Lexington, excellence award. Knitting IV: Traci Boner, Heppner, excellence award. IN THE NEXT HOUR... n find it imur) r 1 . tioctor jp A " i omr hospt4ff it Mutual sfQmuhu: L-T-Sfr, o g 'Mjf v -,"77" ... ' Ufa ymmnc Affile- United of Omiht John Sawatzki end Associates, Walla Winners in their knitting divisions and also winners in the stle revue are. from the left, Cathy Palmer, Anita Davidson and Traci Boner. The three girls went on to show their clothing at the Slate Fair. Foods II: Lori Rhea. Lex ington, excellence award. Foods III: Bobby Fisher. Spray; Michelle McElIigott, lone; excellence; Foods IV (international): Lorna Ed wards. Condon, excellence. Dressmaking, wool: Susan Gray, Heppner. reserve champion ribbon with her dress topped with a blue and white double knit jackey. Beginning Clothing, sub-deb B: Erin Evans. Irrigon; Mary Neys. Condon, excellence a wards. Beginning clothing, junior miss A: Kay Roy, Fossil; Joan Doherty, lone, excellence awards. Junior miss B: Karen Crowell. lone, excellence award. Oregon Miss B: Kathy Gilbert, lone. excellence award. Advanced bachelor cloth ing: Bobb Fisher, Spray, This steam engine runs fine, and is pollution free. It was entered by OrvilleCutsforth, who purchased it on sight many years ago. According to Orville, after he purchased the engine it took two teams to haul water and another two teams to haul coal to keep the boiler going. "With that many teams of horses in use we could have done more work than with the engine." he said. fit - L2D MUTUAL OF OMAHA AGENT David A. Peterson, Heimiston. is showing jar of beans in his booth at the Morrow- County Fair held last week in Heppner. Over ftJO people signed up at the booth for a chance on a half a hog that was to be given to the person who came close-it to the exact amount of beans in the Jar. Two persons puetul exactly the same number and were closest. Each will receive 4 hog cut and wrapped. Mary Blackaller. MO Green St., Heppner, and Cathy Terney 185 W. Water St.. Heppner, each guessed 1550. The jar held 1557 beans. excellence award. Leathercraft IV: Sharon Witherrite. Echo. Co-reserve champion. Leathercraft VI: Barbara Wade, Condon, champion with a leather purse. Leathercraft VII: John Hoffman, Condon, reserve champion honors with a leather-faced clock. Leathercraft I : Scott Espy and Mike Neys. Condon. Clifford Dougherty, Heppner, excellence awards. Leathercraft III: Sam Myers and Rita Roberts, Heppner; Mary Neys and Janet Greiner, Condon, excellence awards. Leathercraft IV: Barbara Cooney, Jill Hoffman and Loretta Wagenaar, Condon, and Kay Bergstrom, lone, excellence awards. Photography Madison. Echo. IV Mark WW. ill 1 Muni n. 5,!"' Walla, Wash. Many folks displayed their family treasures in this cor ner. A special award here went to Viola Berger, Irrigon, who won the most blue ribbons Old jewelry: 1st, Justine Weatherford. Heppner; 2nd, Betty Christman. Hardman; 3rd. Viola Berger, Irrigon. Old pictures: 1st, Delsie Chapel, lone; 2nd. Viola Berger. Irrigon; 3rd, W W. Weather ford. Heppner. 01 postcards: 1st, Donald Richards, Irrigon; 2nd Viola Berger, Irrigon; 3rd. Betty Christman, Hard man. Old silver: 1st, Justine Weatherford. Heppner; 2nd, Linda Johnson, Heppner; 3rd Viola Berger, Irrigon. Spoon collection: 1st. Viola Berger. Irrigon; 2nd. Justine Weather ford. Heppner; 3rd, Adelle LaTrace, Heppner. Antique dishes: 1st Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd. Ruth McCabe, lone; 3rd, Justine Weather ford. Heppner. Milkglass: 1st, Justine Weatherford, Hepp ner. Spittoons: 2nd, Adelle LaTrace, Heppner. Old Banks: 1st. Elberta Johannes. Heppner; 2nd. A delle LaTrace, Heppner. Old books: 1st, Justine Weather ford, Heppner; 2nd, Viola Berger, Irrigon; 3rd, Percy Cecil, Heppner. Scrapbook: 1st, Viola Berger. Irrigon. Button collection: 1st. Viola Berger, Irrigon; 2nd. Linda Bier, Heppner; 3rd, Betty Christman. Hardman. Old dolls: 1st, Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd. Anna Steagall. Heppner. Woodenware: 1st, Ruth Mc Cabe. lone; 2nd, Betty Christ man, Hardman; 3rd. Lorene Montgomery. lone. Crockery: 2nd, Lorene t Montgomery, Labor Day Paint Sale lmJTd REG. EXTERIOR REDWOOD STAIN oil mse Lexington lone; 3rd, Hetty Christman, Hardman. Old ironware: Int. Viola Berger, Irrigon; 2nd, Justine Weatherford. Hepp ner: 3rd. Betty Christman, Hardman. Key collection: 1st, Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd, Viola Berger, Irrigtm Old vase: 1st, Betty Christman. Hardman; 2nd Viola Berger, Irrigon. Bell collection: 1st. Adelle Ijt Trace. Heppner; 3rd, Betty Christman. Hardman. Paper weights: 1st. Justina Weather ford. 2nd. WW. Weatherford; 3rd. Anna Schwarzin. all Heppner. Tinware: 1st. Betty Christman. Hardman; 2nd. Jo Huston, Heppner; 3rd, Percy Cecil. Heppner. Found arti cle: 1st. Percy Cecil, Hepp ner; 2nd, Betty Christman, Hardman; 3rd. Ann Berg strom. lone. Old candlesticks : 1st, Hazel Bauman. 2nd, Justine Weatherford; 3rd. W. W. Weatherford, all Heppner. Old household article: 1st, Anna Steagall, Heppner: 2nd, Justine Weatherford. Hepp ner; 3rd. Lori Rhea, Lexing ton. Old toy: 1st, Justine Weatherford. Heppner; 2nd, Sue Vinson. Heppner; 3rd, Betty Christman. Hardman. Old bottles, sun colored: 1st, Sue Vinson, Heppner; 2nd, Betty Christman. Hardman; 3rd. Viola Berger. Irrigon. Canning jars: lit. Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd. Viola Berger, Irrigon; 3rd, Percy Cecil, Heppner. Soda bottles: 1st, Viola Berger. Irrigon: 2nd. Betty Christ man, Hardman. Old beer bottles: 1st. Betty Christman, Hardman. Old medicines: 1st, Viola Berger, Irrigon; 2nd, Anna Schwarzin. Heppner; 3rd. Justine Weatherford. Heppner. SUPREME LATEX HOUSE PAINT (0) ISMS. 17 M & FOR UQJJ Custom Mixed Colors Slightly Higher 24 Charming Jamestown Colors and White "SJ 7 GALLON ustom Mixed Colors Slightly Higher SAT N-HUE Flat Latex covers most walls and ceilings in one coat. Thick and creamy. Non-drip. Leaves no lap-marks. Dries in 20 minutes. Quick soap and water cleanup. Truly scrubbable and fade-resistant. -48-0w9rt8f-C8!andWfrter- H" GALLON Reg. 2.9S For wood siding, shingles, fences. Miniature bottles: 1st, Viola Berger, Irrigon; 2nd, Anna Schwarzin. Heppner; 3rd, Betty Christman, Hardman. Old ink Unties: 1st, Viola Berger, Irrigon; 2nd, Justine Weatherford. Heppner; 3rd. Anna Schwarzin. Hconner. Found bottle: 1st, Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd. Viola Berger, Irrigon. Most unusual bottle: 1st, Betty Christman. Hardman; 2nd, Justine Weatherford, Hepp ner; 3rd, Sue Vinson, Hepp ner. Iridescent glass: 1st, Viola Berger, Irrigon. Collec tion of one color: 1st, Betty Christman, Hardman; 2nd, Viola Berger, Irrigon. Insula tors: 1st, Betty Christman, Hardman. Lt Heimbigner ends training SAN ANT0N1O-U.S. Air Force 1st. Lt. Tom R. Heim bigner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heimbigner, lone, Ore., has graduated from the T-37 pilot instructor course at Randolph AFB, Tex. The lieutenant is returning to Columbus AFB, Miss., where he serves with a unit of the Air Training Command. 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