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Open
Woodhuroing 1st. John
Maata. Heppner. and 1st.
Carol Holtz. lone. 2nd Marilyn
Warren, lone Finished small
wood articles 1st. Hill Heath,
Heppner; 2nd. Jim Hager,
Hopper Furniture: 1st. Jerry
Bunch. Lexington. 2nd. Forest
Godin. Heppner Woodcrafts:
1st Mary Jean McCahe. 2nd
Ernie McCale; 3rd. Percy
Cecil, all Heppner.
Metal work: 1st. John Goch
nauer. Heppner; 2nd. George
Miller. Cecil. 3rd. Betty
Chnstman. Heppner. All
hand made flowers: 1st Bebe
Munkers, Heppner. Artificial
flower arrangements: 1st
Carol Holt, lone; 2nd. Mary
Bristow, lone, 3rd. Barbara
James, Heppner Taper flow
ers 2nd Dawn Peterson. lone.
Egg carton craft: 1st. Mary
Bristow. lone.
Macrame: 1st. Mrs. Edwin
Cutting; 2nd. Kita Heath.
Heppner. Modpodge: 1st. Rita
Heath. Heppner; 2nd. Deena
Starr. Lexington: 3rd. Jan
Evans. Irrigon. Candlemak
ing: 1st Linda Johnson. 2nd.
Monica Jones. Heppner; 3rd.
Tammie Tucker, lone. Swiss
straw: 1st Jean Teal. Lexing
ton. Felt art: 1st Judv
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THANK YOU, 65 TIMES
Morrow County Livestock Growers wish to express its
appreciation to individuals and business firms who
purchased 4-H and FFA animals at the 1973 Morrow
County Fat Stock Sale.
Your purchase of these premium animals is a moral and
financial "leg up" to our young people, and an encour
agement for them to grow and expand with our industry.
We salute these forward-looking purchasers:
Turner, Van Marter & Bryant
Umatilla Electric
Pettyjohn's Builders Supply
Peterson Bros.
Pendleton PCA
Mrs. Paul Pettyjohn
Beecher's Cafe
Condon Grain Growers
Columbia Basin Electric
Morrow- County Farm Bureau
Stone Machinery
Green 4 Green CPA's
I OOF Lodge
Del s Market
First National Bank -
Heppner Branch
Central Market
Joan McElligott
Don McElligott
George Luciani
Dick Wilkinson
Harold Peck
Coast to Coast Stores
Jack Sumner
Leo Ashbeck
Bob Lovgren
Ernie & Roberta Garrison
Terry & Karen Thompson
Bob Mahoney
Ed Martin
Winter & Doherty
Gardner's Men's Wear
Quarter Circle Beef Ranch
Heppner Nor Gas
Morrow County Livestock
gazette - times. Thurii. Auku.i m. urn
class
Laughlm. Heppner; 2nd. Jan
Evans. Irrigon Crocheted
rope jewelry; 1st. Mabel
Heath. Heppner. Crochet
necklaces: 1st. Viola Berger.
Irrigon- Florence McMillan.
Lexington String necklaces
1st. Myrna Miller. Cecil. 2nd.
Itita Heath. 3rd. Mabel Heath.
Heppner.
Kings crocheted 2nd. Kita
Heath. Heppner. Other craft
jewelry: 1st. Viola Berger.
Irrigon. Kock jewelry: 1st.
George Miller. Cecil Labels:
1st. Mary Bristow. lone
Abstracts: 2nd. Chenlyn
Smouse. lone Wall plaque kit :
Bud Peck. Heppner. 3rd
Miscellaneous crafts: 1st.
Jewel Hager. Ernie McCabe,
Heppner. 2nd. Jan Evans.
Irrigon. Mary Bristow, lone
(2. Carol Holtz. lone. Viola
Berger. Irrigon. Ernie Mc
Cabe. Heppner; 3rd. Mary
Bristow, lone. (2. Bene
Munkers, Heppner, Betty
Oinstman. Heppner 3.
Tole painting: 1st. Mildred
Davidson. Lexington. Judy
Laughlin. Heppner. Jean Teal.
Lexington. 2nd. Phyllis Piper,
Lexington 2. Mildred David
son. Lexington: 3rd. Jean
Teal. Lexington 2. Deena
Claude Buschke
Ray, Norma & Susie French
Mike Collins
Don Robinson
Jim & Carlene West
Schlichting & Mollahan
Art & Alice Vance
Lotts Electric
Bob Harrison
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Ebb Hughes & Sons
Max Helberg
Daniel Padberg
Court Street Market
Stan Kemp &
Princess Sherry Kemp
Leo Ashbeck
Cornett Green Feed
Bill Smethurst
Lt. Col. Gerry McElligott
Harry & Helen O'Donnell
Bill Nelson
Lucia Cutsforth
Campbell Livestock
Ranch Aero
Morrow County Grain
Growers
Hitching Post
Acock Hereford Ranch
Cal's Cafe
WW. Weatherford
C.C. Livestock
Land Systems Inc., Portland
Jim Rogers
hobby
Starr, l.eingitMi. Jan Evans.
Irrigmi
Dolls: 1st. Margaret Sie
wert. Heppner. Textile paint
ing: 2nd, Florence McMillan.
Lexington.
Heppner Jewel mutes' 1st,
Kiia Heath. Heppner. Candle-,
holders: 1st, Gail Freeman.
Heppner. Ik'tailed Figurines:
1st, Betty Marquardt. taxing
ton. 2nd. Judy Laughlin.
Heppner. 3rd. Sandy Graham,
Heppner, Outdoor figurines:
1st. Gail Freeman. Heppner.
Misc. ceramics: 1st. Kita
Heath. Heppner; 2nd. Dar
cene Meyers, lone.
Hand molds: 2nd. Barbara
James. Heppner. Poreelame
figurines: 2nd. Carl Smouse.
lone China painting: 1st,
Carol Godiii. Heppner icup
and saucer); 2nd. Carl
Smouse. lone fvasei; candy
dishes: 1st. Carl Smouse.
lone: 2nd. Lois Messinger.
Heppner
Plaster of Paris articles:
1st . Mary Bristow. lone; 2nd.
Jan Evans. Irrigon. Special
hand made articles: 1st. Mary
Bristow. lone.
Oil brush work landscapes:
1st. Betty Brown. Heppner.
2nd. Shirley McNary. lone;
3rd. Jo Sicard. Boardman.
Still life: 1st. Betty Brown,
Heppner; 2nd. Coleen Davis.
Heppner; 3rd, Mary E. Bry
ant, Heppner. Portraits: Is..
Betty Brown, Heppner; 2nd,
Lynda Dunlap. Heppner; Ani
mated life: 1st, Pauline Ma
theny ; 2nd, Bob Jones, Hepp
ner. Oil palette knife landscape:
1st. Shirley McNary. lone.
Still life: 1st. Shirley McNary.
lone. Charcoal, landscape:
2nd. Carl Smouse. lone. Por
trait: Coleen Davis. Irrigon.
Watercolor. landscape: 2nd.
Carl Smouse. Still life: 1st.
Coleen Davis. Irrigon. Por
trait: 1st. Cherilyn Smouse.
lone. Cartoon: 2nd. Barbara
James. Heppner.
Ink. landscape: 2nd. Carl
Smouse. lone Still life: 3rd.
Carl Smouse. lone. Portrait:
2nd. Cherilyn Smouse. lone.
Cartoon: 1st. Carl Smouse.
lone. Pastel. Landscape: 2nd.
Carl Smouse, lone. Seascape:
1st. Cherilyn Smouse, lone.
Pencil, landscape: 2nd. Carl
Smouse. Portrait: 1st. Cheri
lyn Smouse. 2nd. Tana Rauch.
Lexington. Animal life: 2nd.
Carl Smouse.
Crayon: 1st. Cherilyn
Smouse. Acrylic paints: 1st.
Growers
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MWV IHUUtEN WIN
IN TIIKIH CORNER
The popular Children's Cor
ner produced many ribbon
winners In the flower section,
plan's with lohage winners
were: Jackie Gentry. Hepp
ner. 1st; Bryan Buschke,
Heppner, 2nd. Scott McEwen,
Heppner. 3rd Claudia Huston,
Hardman got a red riblmn for
her calendula and her snap
dragons. Rick Doherty. lone,
took a 1st with snapdragons.
Dahlias brought a 1st to Kelli
Bergstrom. Heppner and 3rd
to Cindi Bergstrom. Heppner.
Claudia Huston. Hardman
won 1st w ith a rose Mangold
winners were: 1st. Cindy
Bergstrom. Heppner; 2nd.
Kimberle Wright. Heppner;
3rd. Travis Harrison, Lexing
ton. French marigold winners
were: Kelli Bergstrom, Hepp
ner. 1st: Eric Thompson,
Heppner, 2nd; Donnie Doher
ty, lone. 3rd Deanne Maatta,
Heppner. had 1st place nastur
tiums: Claudia Huston. Hard
man was 2nd. John Stevens,
Heppner won 1st with "other
annuals " Mack Meyers got a
1st place with Autumn Glory;
Lisa Meyers, lone won a 2nd
with Early American. Ladies
Day In-A-Basket won a 1st for
Sharon Crowell. lone. Moment
of Melody 1st went to Helen
Daltoso. Boardman; 2nd to
Lisa Meyers, lone. A bouquet
of three kinds of flowers
brought 1st to Sharon Crowell,
lone: 2nd to Mack Meyers,
lone.
The fruit and vegetable
section winners were: 1st in
plums or prunes. Anita Palm
er, lone: 1st in crabapples.
Claudia Huston. Hardman.
Anita Palmer got a 1st for
berries: cabbage brought her
another 1st. and Claudia
Huston. Hardman. a 2nd.
Anita Palmer got a 1st for
cucumbers, one for kolirabi
and one for rhubarb. Travis
Harrison, Lexington, won 1st
for ripe tomatoes. 1st for
green tomatoes and 1st for an
ear of corn.
Canning. Foods and Candy
winners : Frances Peck. Hepp
ner. was 1st in fruit bread. 1st
in muffins and 1st with
biscuits. Rolled cookies
brought a 1st to Jyl Hobbs,
Irrigon; drop cookies. 1st,
Becky Hobbs. Irrigon; 3rd.
Anita Palmer. lone. Brownies.
1st. Becky Hobbs. Irrigon;
2nd, Anita Palmer, lone; 3rd,.
Frances Peck. Heppner. No.
Bake cookies. 1st Anita Palm
er, lone; 3rd Kaimin Brannon,
Heppner. Christy Key, Hermi
ston. won 1st with her bar
cookies. Anita Palmer, lone,
took candy making honors
with a 1st on fudge and a 1st on
another variety.
In artwork, winners were:
lst for copper work, Christy
Key. Hermiston, also 1st for
woodburning; hand laced
leather, 1st April Miller,
Cecil; 2nd, Eric Thompson,
Heppner. Lottie Laughlin,
Heppner. won a 1st for metal
work. Macrame winners
were: 1st, Jeff Edmundson,
lone; 2nd, Helen Daltoso.
Boardman; 3rd, Danette Dal-'
toso. Boardman. Art foam.
1st, Anita Palmer, lone; 2nd.
Frances Peck, Heppner; 3rd.
Lori Miller, Cecil. Shell craft,
1st. Jay Keithley, Heppner.
Beadwork, 1st, Lori Miller,
Cecil: 2nd, Lottie Laughlin,
Heppner; 3rd. Janet Plochar
sky, Heppner. Tile brought a
red ribbon to Carolyn Plochar
sky. Heppner. Rock mosaic,
1st, Chris McLaughlin, Pilot
Rock ; 2nd. Anne McLaughlin,
Pilot Rock. Macaroni art, 1st
Diann Martin, lone; 2nd Steve
Plocharsky, Heppner. Plastic
Construction. 2nd Shane
Laughlin.' Heppner. Novelty
item winners wese: 1st, Jay
Keithley, Heppner; 2nd, Tim
Hedman, Heppner; 1st, Anita
Palmer, lone; 2nd, Lottie
Laughlin. Heppner. ,
Modpodge. 1st. Carolyn
Plocharsky. Heppner; 2nd,
Lottie ' Laughlin. Heppner.
Their candles won 1st for
Elizabeth McKinney. Board
man; 2nd for Frances Peck,
Heppner; 3rd for Anne Van
Schoiack, Heppner. Rock
painting, 1st. Jackie Gentry,
Heppner; 2nd, Frances Peck,
Heppner; 3rd. Steve Plochar
sky, Heppner.
Artificial flowers. 1st. Dawn
Key. Hermiston; 2nd. Jyl
Hobbs. Irrigon; 3rd. Christy
Key, Hermiston. A 1st for
arranging commercial artifi
cial flowers went to Anita
Palmer, lone. Cut paper
construction winners: Claudia
Huston, Hardman. 1st;
Karman Brannon. Heppner.
2nd: Dianne Martin. lone.
3rd
lii.iniic Martin, lone, won a
Is) wiih her scraphook. Bryan
liiiM'hke, Hepimer got a 1st
with his collection Mark
Meyers had a 1st place
ligurine
Ceramic brought 1st to
Smija Riddle. Heppner. 2nd to
Bryan Buschke. Heppner; and
3rd to Janet Plocharsky,
Heppner, Paula Palmer,
Heppner. earned a 1st for
liimlscupe photography. Fran
ces Peck. Heppner. won a 1st
with a color photo.
Water color portraits
brought 1st to Lisa Meyers,
lone, and 2nd to Mark Meyers,
lone. A watercolor scene gave
Sharon Crowell. lone, a red
ribbon. Lisa Meyers. lone,
took first place with an oil
painting.
Still life in crayons brought
Sharon Crowell. lone. 1st;
Karman Brannon. Heppner,
2nd: and Mark Meyers, lone,
3rd Shelly Biddle, Heppner,
won 1st with her crayon
animal, and Elizabeth McKin
ney. Boardman. also won 1st
with a crayon drawing Fran
ces Peck. Heppner. won lsts
by painting by numbers in oil
and on velvet. Helen Daltoso.
Boardman, rated two 2nds for
her yarn and felt pictures.
Danette Daltoso, Boardman
was 1st in felt pictures and
Denise Key, Hermiston, was
3rd.
Ken McKinney.- Boardman.
took 1st for his clay work. In
textile painting. Elizabeth
McKinney. Boardman. was
1st : Lisa Meyers, lone, 2nd.
In Clothing. Needlework and
Knitting: aprons. 1st. Arlene
Gray, Heppner; 2nd, Jyl
Hobbs. Irrigon: 3rd, Sonja
Biddle, Heppner. Susan Gray,
Heppner. won a 1st with her
blouse or shirt and also with a
skirt. Elizabeth McKinney,
Boardman. was 2nd in skirts.
First in pajamas or night
gowns went to Arlene Gray,
Heppner. The sport or play
clothes winners were Susan
Gray, Heppner. 1st; Marie
Van Schoiack, Heppner, 2nd.
Felt objects and others
brought 1st to Lottie Laughlin.
Heppner; 2nd to Carolyn
Plocharsky. Heppner: and 3rd
to Janet Plocharsky, Heppner.
Outstanding pothoiders
were made by Elizabeth
McKinney. Boardman, 1st;
Christy Brandt. Irrigon. 2nd;
Laurel Morgan. Irrigon. 3rd.
Dawn Key, Hermiston, scored"
2nd with her pin cushion.
Embroidery brought Frances
Peck. Heppner, a 1st. Pillows
gained a 1st for Elizabeth
McKinney. Boardman, and a
2nd for Christy Brandt, Irri
gon. Valorie Blander. Hepp
ner, won 3rd with her slippers.
Special entries won Becky
' Hobbs. Irrigon, 1st, and Su zanne
Keithley. Heppner. 2nd
4-11 TOLE PAINTING
BRINGS PRIZES
Tole Painting l-Champinn.
Janetle Piper, Lexington: re
serve champion. Tracie Bon
er. Heppner; blue awards,
Laurie Malcom. Heppner. Mil
lie Ym-om. Lexington; red
awards. Julie Malcom. Mel
ody GiH-hnauer, Cindy Kerr
and Linda Keithley. Heppner.
Kimee Haguewood. Heppner,
the onK entry won a blue in
Tole I .ini: II I i xiugiim's
Shim"- lt Cal l look I'hiipipioil
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
NEW FIK FEATtRE
One of the newest competi
tions at the fair is photogra
phy. 1973 w inners black and
white landscapes are: Luanne
Kelly. Heppner, 1st; Greg
Green. Heppner. 2nd: Shan
non Farley, Heppner, 3rd.
Judy Bennett. Heppner, won
red and white ribbons for
black and while animal pic
tures. Three more Heppner
winners won in black .and
white pictures of people:
Luanne Kelly. 1st; Judy
Bennett. 2nd: Shannon Far
lev. 3rd Hlack and white
abstracts hiiiUL'tit Judv Ben
' !,)' ' ' i- i. ..: I'.il ley
2nd I-' !;: i': color, Dick
Sargant, Heppner, 1st and
2nd. and Carl Smouse. lone,
3rd.
Slides earned a 1st for Linda
Johnson, Heppner, and 2nd for
Steve Jones, Heppner.
Luanne Kelly was chosen
the "best in show" and given a
special award for her out
standing black and white
photograph of an old tomb
stone. SALLY SIM.NER
WINS IN SAI.E.M
Sally Sumner of Heppner
was awarded a blue ribbon in
intermediate western horse
manship at the Oregon State
Fair at Salem.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sumner
MORE COl'NTV FAIR
It IN HON WINNERS
Six young persons exhibited
wool fleece: each was judged
lo he in the Blue Kihhon class,
Four from 4-H were (onnld
Richards. Irrigon. and sister,
Karen, who showed Monla
dale fleece. Two other 4-11
exhibitors were Iori Rhea,
lxington. with a Suffolk
fleece, and Peggy Schlicting,
Heppner. with a Hampshire
fleece.
Two other exhibitors were
FFA member. Ruber! and
David Richards, both of Irrigon.
Irrigon
By FRANCES R. WILSON'
Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams.
Scott and Mark, have returned
from a vacation trip to Astoria
and Ft. Stevens at the mouth
of the Columbia River, then to
Seal Rock on Ihe Hood Canal.
They returned home by way of
Mt. Rainier National Park.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Sanders from
Monday through Friday were
Mrs. Carl Russel and three
children of Electric City, Wn.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Forney
of Salem.
Pastor Charles Ashby of the
Irrigon Baptist Church con
ducted a baptismal service
Sunday in the Columbia River.
Those receiving baptism were
Evalina Ingalls. Sam White.
Keith White. Gary Arndt and
Terry White.
After She baptismal service
they had a weiner and
marshmallow roast followed
by a singspiration. with Sam
White accompanying them on
the guitar.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bob
Schmoll attended meetings in
Portland during the past week
conducted by Morris Curillo of
San Diego. Of special interest
to the Schmolls was the school
of evangelism for ministers
held at the morning service.
Visitors at the home of Mrs.
M.B. Hoadley the past week
was her daughter. Pearl
Smith, and two daughtero.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parish of
Redmond. Wn. visited from
Monday to Friday at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Hooker. The Hookers
moved to this area in April
and live between Irrigon and
Umatilla. Others visiting at
their home were Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Rogers of Lebanon.
Mrs. Gene Berg and Ronald
of Vancouver, Wn., were
weekend visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Partlow.
They were here to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Berg's nep
hew. Stephen Mills. Also
visiting was Jay Berry of
Portland.
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Get your children into the habit of life-long savings.
Encourage them to save at least part of any money gifts, allowances,
and money they earn.
In making your own plans, consider that every family should have a
financial nest egg a special fund readily available for any emergency
or "lean period." Having the money available will give you peace of
mind that's a bonus benefit in itself.
Figure out the best formula for building your nest egg. Then decide on
your other saving goals Perhaps a bigger, nice home; a new car; an
unforgettable family vacation; a college fund; a retirement fund. Each
family's goals are different. But you name it -and ou can get it by
saving.
A2r ' vi
u to
First Federal Savings
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Pendleton
Home Office
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Ethel Lehmun rides Danny Boy. Ethel was the oldest
cowgirl in Ihe parade, HI.
Grochowski, 4
others, escape
Matthew Grochowski, 15,
found guilty of murdering Don
Hendrix. Riverside teacher
and coach, last January, has
escaped from McLaren School
for boys. Woodburn.
Four other youths were
reported to have escaped with
him about 5 p.m., Monday.
Their ages are U. 15, 17 and
18.
Sheep, market animals
Grand champion. Robert-Rich.i'-ds;
reserve champion.
I ;t ni Richards, both of
Boardman.
Refrigeration Service
Available
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Earl Trudeau, Boardman
Tel.4KI-537l
Electrical - Heating
Air Conditioning
For Refrigeration Service
Contact
GEORGE BENDER, Tel.
922-31170
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at Lott s Electric
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Hot Lunch
Heppner Elementary
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Tuesday. Sept. 4
Hot dogs
Sliced tomatoes
Watermelon
Milk
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Mashed potatoes & gravy
Carrot & celery stix
Canteloupe
Rolls & butter
Milk
Thursday, Sept. 6
Macaroni & cheese
Spinach
F'rosted cake & fruit
Rolls & butter
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Friday. Sept. 7
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Vegetable salad
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