Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, June 13, 1974
Juntar Rodeo &wjs
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Two hundred rodeo en
thusiasts were present at the
Morrow County Fairgrounds
Saturday and Sunday to cheer
q 158 contestants entered in
the Junior Rodeo.
Young contestants came
from various parts of Oregon
and Washington. They were
divided into two groups,
juniors and the seniors, with
girls participating in many of
the events.
Winners in the top cate
gories were Joe Ruda, Keat
ing, Ore., who won top honors
in the senior boys all-around.
Ann Peila, Burns, Ore., won
top honors in the senior girls
all-around. Ann was also
presented the Jody Rugg
Memorial Trophy presented
by Michele Evans and Jill
Rugg. The junior all-around
honors went to Jeff Middleton,
Walla Walla, Wn. Each of the
three winners was presented a
saddle blanket by the Morrow
County Rodeo Court.
Winners of the other events
were presented silver buckles
by the queen and members of
her court.
Winners in the various
events:
Senior Boy Bareback rid
ing: Mike Schoeningh, Baker;
Joe Ruda, Keating; Terry
Rivera, Haines; Ron Parrish,
Bend; Dan Hines, Pendleton;
Richard Kenworthy, Baker.
Junior Boy Calf Riding : Bill
Meek, Hermiston; Scott
Acock, Irrigon; Virgil Mor
gan, Irrigon; David Hoffman,
Hermiston; Jack Yocom,
Lexington; Mike Adams,
FFA wins 2nd at
livestock show
Heppner High School's
Future Farmers of America
chapter fared well in compe
tition at the Eastern Oregon
Livestock Show in Union last
weekend as it won second
place.
The FFA squad was made
up of Sandy and Judy Bennett,
Kelwayne and Kristi Hague--od
and Rhonda Sargent.
Alternates attending were Bill
VanSchoiack and Mark Sar
gent. In individual showing it was
the Sargent family "all the
way" as Rhonda and Mark
took top honors with their
sheep.
-In the FFA competition
Mark claimed honors for
reserve grand champion
market Iamb, champion
crossbred ewe, grand cham
pion senior sheep showmen,
and reserve grand champion
all-around senior showman.
In the 4 H judging Rhonda
was awarded grand champion
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Jana Steagall. Lexington, heads for home after completing a
turn of the barrels in Saturday's Junior Rodeo. A ride such as
this and the one Sunday were enough for Jana to win top
honors in the Junior girls barrel racing.
VeVe In Morrow County
every Monday
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Spray.
Senior Girl Barrel Race:
Pam Parson, Walla Walla,
Wn.; June Pattee, Condon,
Ore.; Jeanette Ray, John
Day; Dee Dee Karl, Bend;
Kathy Hassler, Lowden, Wn.;
Dawn Peterson, lone; Donita
Griffith, Spray. Tie for 5th and
6th.
Senior Boy Cow Riding: Joe
Ruda, Keating; Randy War
Nock, Baker, Terry Rivera,
Haines, tie 2nd and 3rd; Mike
Cassidy, Richland, Wn.;
Lawrence Manthey, Kenne
wick; Mick Whitely, Halfway,
tie for 5th and 6th.
Senior Boy Calf Roping:
Wade Kamm, Pendleton; Bill
Peila, Burns.
Senior Girl Breakaway
Roping: Ann Peila, Burns.
Junior Girl Calf Riding: Lisa
Snow, Echo; Marie Yocom,
Lexington.
Senior Girl Cow Riding: Ann
Peila, Burns; Nita Nichols,
Echo, tie for 1st and 2nd; Terri
Robinson, Bend; Teresa
Hughes, Heppner; Dee Dee
Karl, Bend; Dawn Peterson,
lone.
Junior Breakaway Roping:
Dave Schaefer, Kennewick,
Wn.; Jeff Middleton, Walla
Walla; Gary Schaefer, Ken
newick; Dan Van Schoiack,
Heppner; Dave Steagall,
Lexington; Dale Schaefer,
Kennewick.
Senior Saddle Bronc: Jim
Brown, Baker; Zane Gibbs,
Bate, Ore.; Greg Snider,
Bend; Bo McMillian, Milton
Freewater; Bill Tiedeman,
Baker, tie for 3rd, 4th and 5th.
market lamb, reserve cham
pion senior showman and
reserve champion all-around
sheep showman.
The FFA will be competing
as a team at many of the fairs
and competitions this sum
mer. HARSH MAN COMMITTEE
HEADED BY CL'TSFORTH
A Committee to Elect
Everett Harshman has been
formed with Orville Cutsforth
as chairman and Hazel
Mahoney as secretary-treasurer.
Others on the committee are
Dick McEUigott, Norman
Nelson, Claude Graham and
Ronald Haguewood.
floor coveting
are
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Senior Boy Bull Dogging:
Dean Medler, Wasco, Ore.;
Wade Kamm, Pendleton; Joe
Ruda, Keating; Kenneth
Young, Pasco, Wn.; Jim
Brown, Baker.
Senior Team Roping: Jerry
Gentry and Kyle Robinson,
Heppner; Shane Nodine,
Bend, and Gary Duncan,
Walla Walla; Bo McMillian,
and Zane Gibbs, Bates; Wade
Kamm and Stuart Severe,
Pendleton; Jim Brown,
Baker, and Ron Parrish,
Bend; Bill Peila, Burns, and
Randy Warnock, Baker.
Junior Barrel Racing : Jana
Steagall, Lexington; Lynn
Parson, Walla Walla; Janice
Healy, Heppner; Bill Meek,
Hermiston; Marcy Gibbs,
Bates; Kelly Rice, Hermi
ston; Heidi Johnson, Condon,
tie for 6th.
Junior Goat Decorating:
Virgil Morgan, Irrigon; Scott
Acock, Irrigon, tie for 1st and
2nd; Maureen Healy, Hepp
ner; Janice Healy, Heppner;
Marcy Gibbs, Bates; Jeff
Middleton, Walla Walla.
Senior Girl Steer Dobbing:
Nellie Peila, Burns; Jackie
Grindstaff.Princton; Dee Dee
Karl, Bend; Sandy Finseth,
Walla Walla; Michelle Evans,
Heppner; Mary Healy, Hepp
ner. Junior Polebending: Wayne
Huwe, Irrigon; Sally Ma
theny, Heppner; Jeff Middle
ton, Walla Walla, tie for 2nd
and 3rd; Heidi Johnson, Con
don; Dave Steagall, Lexing
ton; Rocky Steagall, Irrigon.
Former Heppner ranger
gets forestry post
Victor L. Kreimeyer has
been named director of the
Office of Information for the
Pacific Northwest Region of
the U.S. Forest Service.
Kreimeyer has been in the
Office of Information (form
erly called Information and
Education) for 13 years. He
succeeds Jack H. Wood, who
, recently retired.
The new director moved to
Portland in 1961 from Hepp
ner, where he was a district
ranger on the Umatilla Na
tional Forest. He first served
as environmental education
officer and was later pro
moted to assistant chief of
I&E.
A graduate of Iowa State
University, Kreimeyer
worked on the Mt. Hood
National Forest before and
after World War II, in which
he served in the Air Force.
He worked on the Wallowa-
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Notice to Water Users
Due to improvements to our wells, we will
have to limit our water usage. We hare plenty
of water but do not have adequate transmission
line. Therefore, we request that those living
on the west side of Main Street water on odd
days and those on the east side of Main Street
water on even days. Your cooperation will be
appreciated.
Marshall Lovgren,
Recorder, City of Heppner
Whitman National Forest as
assistant ranger on the
Chesnimnus district, and was
ranger on the Bear-Sleds
district before going to Hepp
ner in 1955.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Padberg Sr. were Mrs. Pad
berg's son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ross, Canby, Ore.
Graduating Sunday, June 9,
at the University of Oregon
commencement were: Terry
Lynn Peck, B. Arch., archi
tecture, and Ronald Lee
Creswick, MBA, manage
ment, both of Heppner; and
Pamela Diane Kuhn, Board
man, B. Mus., music.
Phil s
Engine tune-up to major overhaul. .
Front-end alignment . . . Full brake
and muffler service. . . We specialize
in auto glass.
24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE
676-5595
Located at
CEGLIA AUTO WRECKING
W. Riverside Ave. Heppner
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Andy Cant, Umatilla, holds on to Piccolo Pete as he tries his
luck in the bareback competition in the senior boys division
Saturday during the Junior Rodeo.
Pool hours set
The Heppner swimming
pool hours this year are as
follows:
Closed Mondays; open Sat
urday and Sunday, 12 noon to 5
p.m. Tuesday through Thurs
day, 1-4 p.m., public swim ; 4-5
p.m., swim team practice; 6-7
p.m., adult swim, 25 cents
charge; 7-9 p.m., public swim.
The pool will be closed
Friday evenings at 8:30 p.m.
and re-open for teen swim
from 9-11 p.m., 50 cents
charge.
Swim team practice began
June 11 at 4 p.m.
Swimming lessons will start
June 25 with sign-up on
Monday, June 24, from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m., or anytime before
that date. There will be no
sign-ups the day lessons begin.
Life-saving will begin the
same day at 9 p.m. Anyone
interested in the life-saving or
water safety instructor course
may contact Judy Gentry as
soon as possible.
Auto Repair
-a
WSI (Women's Swimming
Instructor) will be offered at
the same time as life-saving if
enough people are interested.
Michael Bergstrom, Hepp
ner, has been accepted for the
fall term, 1974-75 at Treasure
Valley Community College at
untano. He will major
general studies. .
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Sold my Ranch-All Must Go
Roice Fulleton, Owner
676-9921
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R&L
"On the Road" should be the
title of this column this week,
for that's where Willow Creek
golfers have been spending a
good share of their time
recently. Six local golfers
participated in the Round-Up
Amateur Tournament in
Pendleton, Sunday, June 9.
Lowell Gribble and Morrie
Groves brought home honors
for Willow Creek. Congratu
lations, gents!
Also on Sunday a large
group of WC golfers went to
Condon for invitational play.
Gary Hunt led the pack with
an 85 to win low gross and KP.
Doug Gunderson captured 2nd
low and Francis Doherty
netted 3rd. C.C. Carmichael
won 1st low net and long
drive; Mike Mills and Conley
Lanham tied for 2nd low.
On the distaff side, Vi
Lanham earned the low gross
and KP awards; Harriet
Evans nabbed low net and
long drive prizes.
Wednesday the ladies will
be traveling to Willow Run to
challenge the course. Good
luck, everyone and thanks
the
sporting
way of life
for
We have that special gift for Dad . . .
Tools, Fishing Gear, Sporting Goods.
POCKET FISHERMAN
as seen on TV 19.95
Special
GOLF CLUB SET
COAST TO
Heppner
QUARTER HORSE
Dispersal Sale
Selling my complete
band of horses
70 head
0 10 2-year old geldings
O 12 Yearlings
County Fairgrounds
Saturday, June 15
--10 a.m.
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verlts
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for proving to us that the gas
shortage is indeed over!
Tuesday play saw seven
women out to "do their thing."
Dee Gribble won a ball for
least putts on four specified
holes. "Anonymous" was
rewarded for the mdst strokes
on No. 9 we'll giver her
name when she wins some
thing that indicates the kind of
fine and improving game
she's really playing.
Tuesday, June 18, we will be
hosting ladies from four clubs
in the area. Chairman Dee
Gribble anticipates approxi
mately 50 golfers will attend
this event. Coffee and dough
nuts will be served at 8:30;
tee-off time will be 9:00 with a
shot-gun start. We're asking
all local female members to
attend. If you don't want to
golf, your help is desperately
needed in the kitchen. This is
our first invitational in several
years, so please help us make
it a big success.
Sharing
is.
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Dod
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