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Winners named in
i pen class canning entriei
at th Morrow County Fair
won ribbons, money awards,
and valuable Rail jars and
jelly glasses Mrs. Archie
PadtKrg was sweepstakes
winner in this division
Ieaches: 1st, Ida Farra.
Heppner; 2nd. Mary Pat
Lande. Heppner; 3rd. Mary
Zinter, Heppner Pears: 1st.
Mildred Khea. Lexington;
2nd. Mabel Heath. Heppner;
3rd. Mildred Eubanks. lone
Apricots: 1st, Betty Christ
man. Heppner; 2nd. Helen
Stevens. Hardman; 3rd. Ma
bel Heath. Heppner. Apple
sauce: 1st. Betty Chrtstman.
2nd. Diane Anderson, 3rd,
Anne Doherty, all Heppner.
Cherries, light : 1st, Ida Farra.
Dark cherries: 1st. Ida Farra.
2nd. Betty Oinstman, 3rd,
Jean Hughes, all Heppner.
Maraschino cherries: 3rd, Ida
Farra Fruit cocktail : 2nd. Ida
Farra. Other fruits: 1st, Mrs.
.Archie Padberg. 2nd. Ruth
Maatta. 3rd. Bebe Munkers,
all Heppner. Berries: 1st,
Mrs Archie Padberg, 2nd.
Alberta Johannes. 3rd. Ida
Farra. all Heppner.
Vegetables: Green beans:
1st. Alberta Johannes. 2nd,
Martha Munkers, 3rd. Mrs.
Archie Padberg. all Heppner.
Com: 1st. Betty Chnstman.
2nd, Mrs. Archie Padberg.
3rd, Alberta Johannes, all
Heppner. Tomatoes: 1st. Bet
ty Chnstman. 2nd. Ida Farra.
3rd. Mrs. Archie Padberg. al!
Heppner. Carrots: 1st. Betty
Chnstman. 2nd. Ida Farra.
3rd. .Archie Padberg. all
Heppner. Beets: 1st. Betty
Chnstman; 2nd. Mildred
Rhea. Lexington; 3rd. Martha
Munkers. Heppner. Cauliflow
er: 1st, Betty Christman,
Heppner.
Meats: chicken: 1st, Vida
Heliker, lone. Game meats:
1st. Mrs. Archie Padberg. 2nd.
Betty Christman. Heppner;
3rd. Vida Heliker. lone. Veni
son mince meat: 1st. Ida
Farra. 2nd. Betty Christman.
3rd. Mrs. Archie' Padberg. all
Heppner. Mrs. Archie Pad
berg won three lsts for canned
fish-one for smoked trout, one
for fresh trout and one for
fresh salmon.
Jellies: Apple: 1st, Diane
Anderson. 2nd. Mrs. Archie
Padberg. 3rd, Ida Farra. all
Heppner. Currant : Ida Farra.
1st. Grape: 1st, Marilyn
Bergstrom. 2nd. Ida Farra,
both Heppner. Blackberry:
1st. Ida Farra, 2nd. Marilyn
Bergstrom. Huckleberry: 1st,
Mrs. Archie Padberg. HepD
ner. Raspberry: 1st, Mildred
Rhea. Lexington; 2nd, Ida
Farra. Heppner; 3rd. Marilyn
Bergstrom, Heppner. Straw
berry: 1st, Mrs. Archie Pad
berg. Plum: 1st, Ida Farra.
Other jellies: 1st, Ida Farra.
2nd. Mrs. Archie Padberg.
Jams: apricot: 1st, Ida
Farra. 2nd. Bebe Munkers,
both Heppner; 3rd, Beverly
Doherty, lone. Apricot and
pineapple: 1st. Helen Stevens,
Hardman; 2nd, Bebe Mun
kers. Heppner; 3rd, Bev
Doherty, lone. Peach: Ida
Farra. 1st. Pear: 1st. Ida
Farra, Heppner: 2nd, Carmen
French. lone. Raspberry: 2nd,
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Ida Farra. Strawberry: 1st.
Ruth Maatta. Heppner: 2nd.
Margaret Downey. Board
man; 3rd. Betty Christman.
Heppner. Other jams: 1st,
Alberta Johannes, 2nd, Bebe
Munkers, both Heppner; 3rd.
Jan Evans. Irngon.
Conserve: 1st. Ida Farra.
2nd. Bebe Munkers, 3rd. Ruth
Maatta. all Heppner. Pre
serves: 1st and 2nd. Mrs.
Archie Padberg Marmalade:
1st, Bebe Munkers, Heppner.
Fruit butter: 2nd. Esther
Mmnick. Boardman; 3rd.
Mary Zinter, Heppner,
Vegetable juices: 1st. Mrs.
Archie Padberg. 2nd. Ida
Farra. both Heppner. Fruit
juices: 1st. Betty Chnstman,
2nd. Ida Farra. both Heppner.
Pickles and rejish: 1st.
Martha Munkers. Heppner;
2nd, Mildred Rhea. Lexing
ton; 3rd. Mrs. Archie Pad
berg. Heppner. Sweet pickles :
1st. Monica Jones, Heppner;
2nd. Mildred Eubanks. lone;
3rd. Esther Mmnick, Board
man. Dill pickles: 1st. Anne
Doherty, Heppner; 2nd. Jay
Sullivan. Irngon; 3rd, Mildred
Rhea. Lexington. Bread and
butter pickles: 1st. Ida Farra.
2nd. Mrs. Archie Padberg.
3rd. Joan Hughes, all Hepp
ner. Beet pickles: 1st. Ida
Farra. 2nd. Joan Hughes. 3rd,
Mildred Rhea. Lexington.
Sweet pickled fruit: 1st, Ida
Farra. Other pickles: 1st,
Joan Hughes. 2nd. Ida Farra,
both Heppner. Tomato sauce:
1st, Margaret Downey, 2nd.
Mrs Archie Padberg. both
Heppner.
How 4-H steers rated at fair
This is how the 4-H steers
were rated: grand champion,
Krynn Robinson, Heppner;
reserve grand champion.
David Daly. Butter Creek.
Hereford winners were:
champion. Krynn Robinson;
reserve champion, Paul Pe
terson, lone. Heavy Here
fords: 1st. Krynn Robinson;
2nd, Paul Peterson. Medium:
1st. Susan Healy. Butter
Creek: 2nd, Wayne Huwe,
Irrigon. Light: 1st. Patricia
Van Schoiack. Heppner; 2nd,
Ken Sicord. Boardman.
Angus: 1st, Marci Linnell.
Boardman; 2nd. Mary McElli
gott, lone.
Crossbred: erand cham
pion, David Daly, Butter
Creek; reserve champion,
Tim Daly, Butter Creek.
Heavy: 1st. David Daly, 2nd,
Tim Daly. Medium: 1st, Rick
Rea. Lexington: 2nd. Rick
Peterson. lone. Light: Joe
Key, Irrigon; 2nd, Tim Hel
berg. Irngon.
Shorthorn: champion, Chris
Rauch, Lexington.
A steer calved in 1973, a
Hereford, brought a blue
award to Jack Yocom, Lexing
ton. Angus heifers calved in
1372 brought Geri Grieb a
champion rating and Kenny
Grieb both Lexington, a re
serve champion. 1st, place for
Hereford bulls calved in 1973
went to Maureen Healy,
Butter Creek.
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Sweet com: 2nd. Truman
Messenger. Cantaloupe: 2nd,
Truman Messenger. Carrots:
1st. Truman Messenger. 2nd,
Ruth Maatta, Heppner; 3rd.
Leila Messenger. Cucumbers,
lemon: 1st, Lorreoe Mont
gomery, lone. Cucumbers,
pickling: 1st. Esther Mmnick,
Boardman; 2nd, Valerie Sulli
van. Irrigon; 3rd, Mildred
Baker, Boardman. Cucum
bers, slicing: 1st. Truman
Messenger; 2nd. Leita Mes
senger; 3rd. Ralph Marlatt,
Heppner. Egg plant: 1st.
Truman Messenger, 2nd. Lei
ta Messenger. Kohlrabi: 1st.
Lois Winchester.
Onions, green: 1st, Leita
Messenger; 2nd, Truman
Messenger; 3rd. Steve Mc
Laughlin. Heppner. Onions,
yellow globe: 1st. Leita Mes
senger; 2nd. Wilma Martin,
lone; 3rd. Mrs. Mel Allyn.
Lexington. Onions, white
globe: 1st. Truman Messen
ger. Onions. Walla Walla: 1st.
Ruth McCabe. lone; 2nd.
Truman Messenger; 3rd. Lei
ta Messenger. Peppers,
sweet: 1st. Patsy Bozarth,
Boardman: 2nd. Ralph Mar
latt. HeDDner; 3rd. Dan
James. Heppner. Peas: 1st,
Jo jean Stevens, Hardman;
2nd. Leita Messenger.
FRl'IT
IN THIS DIVISION
Special award went to Ruth
Maatta. Heppner, and sweep
stakes to Truman Messenger.
Lexington. Judges rated the
open class fruits and vege
Hereford heifers calved in
1973: 1st, Kurt McKinney,
Boardman: 2nd. Liz McKin
ney. Boardman; 3rd. Krynn
Robinson. Heppner. Hereford
heifers calved in 1972: 1st,
Mike Blunk. Boardman; 2nd.
Janice Healy, Butter Creek;
3rd. Mary Healy, Butter
Creek. Krynn Robinson won
champion hereford female;
Mary Healy, reserve Hereford
female.
Hereford producing cows:
1st, Krynn Robinson; 2nd,
Mary Healy; 3rd, Maureen
Healy. Hereford cow and calf :
1st, Krynn Robinson; 2nd,
Jack Yocom. Lexington; 3rd.
Mary Healy. Crossbred heifer
calved in 1973: 1st, Tod
Harrison, Lexington: 2nd,
Glen Krebs, lone. Member
herd: 1st, Mary Healy.
4-H DAIRY COWS
Showing their dairy cows
brought the following awards
to 4-H members. Grand cham
pion, Mary Ann Greenup,
Heppner reserve champion,
Wade West, lone. In the senior
group. Mary Ann Greenup
was 1st and Karen Richards,
Irrigon, 2nd. Top junior show
man: 1st, Wade West, lone;
2nd. Jody Marlatt, Heppner;
3rd, Peggy Sicard. Bcardman.
In intermediate, Ron Currin,
Butter Creek. 1st.
The top dairy cows were:
Jersey: Jody Marlatt, Hepp
ner, 1st. Holstein: Peggy
Sicard. Boardman, 1st. Brown
Swiss: Larry Palmer, Hepp
ner, 1st. Pair of females: 1st,
Mary Ann Greenup, Heppner;
2nd, Janice Healy, Butter
Creek. Crossbred: David Ric
hards, Irrigon. Producing
Guernsey: 1st, David Rich
ards, Irrigon; 2nd, Mary Ann
Greenup. Producing Holstein:
1st. Karen Richards, Irrigon;
2nd, Janice Healy, Butter
Creek. Holstein born in 1972:
1st, Tony Currin, Butter
Creek; 2nd, Mary Ann Green
up, Heppner.
-H DOG OBEDIENCE
Top 4-H dog showmen are
Greg Clow, grand champion.
Junior showman: Eric Clow,
champion, Heppner; Jackie
Gentry, reserve champion,
Heppner. Junior sub-novice:
blue awards. Dee Dee Rood,
Frances Peck, Rosemary
Winters, Eric Clow, Heppner.
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open canning competition
tables displayed at the fair at
follows: Tree fruits, apples:
1st. Ida Farra, Heppner; 2nd,
Clara Gertson, Heppner; 3rd,
Ernie Winchester. Heppner.
Apples, crab: 1st, Clara Gert
on. Heppner; 2nd, Claudia
Huston, Hardman. Pears: 1st,
Truman Messenger, Lexing
ton. Plums: 1st, Clara Gert
son, Heppner and Lois Win
chester, Heppner; 2nd. Ernie
Winchester. Heppner.
Prunes : 2nd. Lois Winchester,
Heppner.
Small fruits, strawberries:
1st. Ruth Maatta. Heppner;
2nd, Ralph Marlatt. Heppner;
3rd, Wilma Martin, lone.
Raspberries: 1st. Frieda Slo
cum, Heppner; 2nd. Jojean
Stevens. Hardman. Grapes:
1st. Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon;
2nd, Valorie Sullivan, Irrigon;
3rd, Jay Sullivan, Irrigon.
Vegetables. Green snap
beans, bush: 1st. Truman
Messenger. Lexington; 2nd.
Leita Messenger, Lexington;
3rd. Valerie Sullivan. Irngon.
Snapbeans, pole: 1st. Frieda
Slocum. Heppner; 2nd, Mil
dred Baker, Boardman; 3rd.
Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon.
Beets: 1st, Truman Messen
ger; 2nd, Leita Messenger,
both Lexington. Cabbage: 1st,
Leita Messenger; 2nd, Tru
man Messenger, Lexington.
Potatoes. Pontiac: 1st. Mrs.
Mel Allyn. Lexington; 2nd,
Alberta Johannes. Heppner.
Potatoes. Norgolds: 1st, Del
pha Nelson. Lexington; 2nd.
D O. Nelson. Lexington; 3rd,
Bob Kroll, Lexington. Pota
toes, netted gem: 1st. DO.
Intermediate showman: Car
men Clow, Heppner. blue.
Intermediate novice: Carmen
Clow, blue.
4-H GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Peggy Schlichting, Hepp
ner, senior and Dawn Peter
son, lone, intermediate, each
won 1st places as goat
showmen. Peggy Schlichting's
animals almost scored a clean
sweep of the goat division. She
won 1st for nubian, 1st for dam
and daughter, 1st. for dairy
goat herd, 1st for yearling
nubian, 1st and 2nd for doe
kid. Dawn Peterson won 3rd.
with her Toggenberg kid.
4-H LEATHERCRAFT
Advance leathercraftmen in
Phase IV were led by Sharon
Witherrite, Echo, champion
and Kay Bergstrom, lone
reserve champion. In phase
III, Rita McRoberts, Heppner
won champion and Sam My
ers, Butter Creek, reserve
champion.
The largest group of partici
pants were in Phase II where
Wendy Myers, Butter Creek,
became champion and Tony
Currin, Butter Creek, reserve
champion. The beginners in
Phase I saw Philip Johnson.
Irrigon, named champion and
Cliff Dougherty, Heppner.
reserve champion.
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Nelson. Lexington Potatoes,
any variety : 2nd, Gara Gert
Heppner. Pumpkin, table: 1st, Leita
Messenger, 2nd. Truman Mes
senger; 3rd, Ralph Marlatt.
Heppner. Rhubarb: 1st, Es
ther Mmnick, Boardman; 2nd.
Frieda Slocum, Heppner; 3rd,
Bebe Munkers, Heppner.
Squash, crookneck: 1st, Jay
Sullivan, Irrigon; 2nd, Frieda
Slocum, Heppner; 3rd, Val
Sullivan, Irrigon. Squash, win
ter: 1st, Truman Messenger.
Squash, zucchini: 1st, Jane
Rawlins, lone; 2nd. Wilma
Martin. lone; 3rd, Val Sulli
van, Irrigon. Squash, any
other type: 1st, Pasy Bozarth,
Boardman; 2nd. Leita Mes
senger, 3rd. Mildred Baker,
Boardman.
Sunflower: 1st. Wilma Mar
tin, lone; 2nd, Truman Mes
senger, 3rd, Irvin Anderson,
Heppner. Tomatoes, green :
1st. Ralph Marlatt, Heppner;
2nd. Truman Messenger; 3rd,
Earl Morgan. lone. Tomatoes,
ripe: 1st. Pasty Bozarth.
Boardman; 2nd. Earl Morgan,
lone; 3rd, Val Sullivan, Irri
gon. Tomatoes, small type:
1st, Truman Messenger; 2nd,
Jay Sullivan, Irrigon; 3rd,
Vickie Sullivan, Irrigon.
Herbs, chive: 1st. Ruth
Maatta. Heppner; 2nd. Mil
Prize poultry
exhibitors
Winning premiums at the
fair for their cockerels were:
1st, places Virgil Morgan,
Irrigon; Charles Rawlins,
lone ( 4 firsts ) . 2nd places went
to Charles Rawlins (4) and
Virgil Morgan (1). 3rd, places
were won by Virgil Morgan
and Charles Rawlins (2).
Hens brought 1st to Scott
Acock. Irrigon; Mari Evans.
Irrigon; Virgil (2), Irngon;
2nds went to Scott Acock,
Irrigon (2), and Roseanna
Marlatt, Heppner. 3rd places
were awarded Roseanna Mar
latt and Scott Acock.
For pullets: ists to Charles
Rawlins, lone (3); 2nds to
Charles Rawlins (3); 3rd
4-H LIVESTOCK
SHOWMANSHIP
Demonstrating their skills
as livestock showman brought
the top prizes to these 4-H
members.
The grand championship in
4-H beef showmanship: Mar
ci Linell, Boardman; reserve
grand champion, Geri Grieb
Lexington.
As senior showman Marc:
Linell won champion anc
'Mary McElligott, lone, re
serve champion. In the inter
mediate contest Rick Rea
Lexington, rated champior
and Wayne Huwe, Irrigon
reserve champion. Top junior
showman: champion, Geri
Grieb, Lexington; reserve
champion. Ken McKinney.
Boardman.
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Dill: 1st. Clara Gertson,
Heppner; 2nd, Truman Mes
senger. Mint: 1st. Ema Win
chester. Heppner. Tamely:
1st. Erna Winchester, Hepp
ner; 2nd, Ruth Maatta, Hepp
ner; 3rd, Bebe Munkers,
Heppner. Sage: Lois Winches
ter. Other herbs: 1st, Bebe
Munkers. 2nd. Lois Winches
ter, both Heppner. Any other
herbs not listed: 1st, Lois
Winchester, 2nd, Ernie Win
chester, both Heppner.
Spinach, 1st, Truman Mes
senger. Pop corn: 1st, Leita
Messenger, 2nd, Truman Mes
senger. Celery: 1st, Truman
Messenger, 2nd, Leita Mes
senger. General exhibit of five or
more fruits and or vegetables:
1st, Truman Messenger; 2nd,
Frieda Slocum, Heppner; 3rd,
Clara Gertson, Heppner.
Freakist or unusual fruits or
vegetables. Carrots: Vickie
Sullivan. Val Sullivan, Irri
gon. Squash or gourds: Patsy
Bozarth. Boardman. Others:
Stanley Cox. Christy Ander
son. Heppner. Largest or
tallest fruit, vegetable or
plant: Irvin Anderson, Ralph
Marlatt. both Heppner. Larg
est potatoes: Brian Kroll,
Lexington.
place Charles Rawlins (2).
Cock: 1st, Scott Acock. Mari
Evans. Virgil Morgan (2). all
Irrigon; 2nd, Roseanna Mar
latt. Heppner, Virgil Morgan.
Irrigon; 3rd, Virgil Morgan
(3).
Pen-7 cock and 3 hens: 1st,
Virgil Morgan, Scott Acock,
both Irrigon; 2nd, Roseanna
Marlatt, Heppner.
Pen-of cockerel and 3
pullets: 1st, Charles Rawlins,
lone, Mari Evans, Irrigon.
Gibb Evans. Irrigon; 2nd.
Charles Rawlins; 3rd, Charles
Rawlins.
Hen and chicks: 1st, Scott
Acock, Irrigon. Turkey, young
torn: 1st, Charles Rawlins,
lone. Young pullet: 1st, Char
les Rawlins.
Ducks, hens: 1st and 2nd,
Scott Acock ; 3rd. Virgil Mor
gan, Irrigon. Drake: 1st,
Virgil Morgan. Best pair:
Virgil Morgan. 1st; hen and
hatch, Virgil Morgan, 1st.
Pigeons, male: 1st, Scott
Acock (4), Greg Clow, Hepp
ner (5); 2nd, Scott Acock 4),
Greg Clow (3); 3rd, Scott
Acock (2).
Pigeons, female: 1st, Scott
Acock (3), Greg Clow, Hepp
ner (4); 2nd, Scott Acock (3).
Greg Clow (2); 3rd, Scott
Acock (2).
Best pair: 1st, Scott Acock
(3); Greg Clow, Heppner (4);
2nd, Scott Acock (2), Greg
Clow (2), Virgil Morgan; 3rd,
Scott Acock (2).
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prevented by workers at Kiniua Corporation.
Parkwond visited lieppner during Fair Week and
addressed various groups in the area.
GRAIN. HAY
D O. Nelson. Heppner, and
'Art Crawford, lone, won
sweepstakes in this division at
the fair. First in legume hay
went to D.O. Nelson; 2nd.
Gary Grieb, Lexington; 3rd,
Jerry Meyers, Butter Creek.
In the Morrow County
alfalfa hay exhibit Jerry
Myers was 1st. and Gary
Grieb. 2nd. Grass brought
Harold Peck. Heppner, two
first places.
In grain wheat competition
1st places went to Bernard
Doherty, Heppner, L.A. Mc
Cabe. lone, Bill Rawlins. lone,
Art Crawford. lone, William
Rill. Heppner. Roland Berg
strom, lone, and Rudy Berg
strom, lone. 2nd, place: Bob
Jones, (2) Heppner, Paul
Tews, lone. George Luciani,
Butter Creek, Roger Palmer,
Heppner. 3rd: Roland Berg
strom, (2), lone, Tony Doher
ty, Heppner, Bernard Doher
ty. Heppner.
The results of judging of
grain wheat sheaves: 1st,
Clint Carlson, lone, and Har
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FEW ENTER EGGS
IN 1973 FAIR
Only three persons entered
eggs in this year's fair. No one
displayed a dozen white eggs.
Three entered the competition
with a dozen each of brown
eggs. The judges placed
these: 1st, Irene Padberg,
Lexington; 2nd, Travis Harri
son, Lexington; 3rd, Claudia
Huston, Hardman.
OPEN CLASS SHEEP
Blue ribbons went to the
following exhibitors of year
ling ewes : Steve Currin, Mike
Currin, both Butter Creek;
Mark Sargent, Heppner (2);
Rhonda Sargent, Heppner
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ner; Angela Ashbeck, Pine
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