Heppner, Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, Aug. 22, 1974
Page 7
(Early winners in opening days of viae county fair
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The colorful exhibit by Hep
pner's Garden Club was a
wardcd the community booth
sweepstakes ribbon at the
Morrow County Fair.
Two lone 4-H groups took
the top prizes for youth
booths: 1, Merry Mixers 4-H;
2, Gooseberry Livestock. '
Hobbies booths had three win
ners: 1, Fair and Rodeo Queen
and Court; 2, Lois Win
chester; 3, Margaret Ham
mons, all Heppner.
Morrow County CowBelles
look 1st in the farm organiza
tion booth competition. The
American Legion Auxiliary
won in the service organiza
tion booth competition. The
Sornptimist Country Store was
awarded a special blue prem
ium ribbon.
Other winners:
Grunge and other farm or
ganizations, 2nd, Heppner Wa
ter Control District. Social Or
ganizations, 1st, Heppner Gar
den Club 2nd, lone Garden
Club. Community Service
organizations, 2nd, the North
Morrow County Council, Ir
rigon, 3rd, Heppner Lions
Club. Churches, 1st, Assem
bly of God, Heppner,
CHILDREN' CORNER
Crafts leather, hand-laced
1, Steven Plocharsky; 2,
Shane Laughlin; 3, John Brei
denbach. Foil work 1, Dean
Connor, Macrame 1, Mari
Evans, lrrigon; 2, Danette
Daltoso, Boardman. Art
foam 1, Anita Palmer, lone;
2, Helen Daltoso, Boardman;
3, Danette Daltoso, Board
man. Pompons 1, Helen Dal
toso. Chenille 1, Bonnie Hix.
Bcadwork 1, Danette Dalto
so. Rock 1, Deni.se Key,
Hermiston. Seed 1, Steven
Plocharsky. Macaroni, spa
ghetti, etc. 1, Lottie Laugh
lin; 2, John Brcidenbach.
Commercial 1, Jay Keithley ;
2, Shane Laughlin; 3, Greg
Hunnv Dyer, fund judge, looks ami samples the Indiana
bread linked n Christy lirandt, which only proves the
proof of the baking 4 in the eating.
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Under New Management
LEXINGTON CHEVRON STATION
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Complete automotive service. Open 7 days a week, 6
a.m. to 10 p.m. .Mon. thru Fri.; 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat. &
Sun.
Lee and Evelyn Hamilton
si-n;:i3 oish-kinii
BARNETT'S
SEED & FEED
PORTABLE a PLANT
it SEED CLEANING & TREATING
tV FARM CHEMICALS
HEPPNER
HOME
422-7529
OFFICE
676-9923
A Willie Saver Tip
Mobile homo owners can
save money, and save
energy too. Skirt boards
around the foundation
help reduce air flow un
derneath the unit and cut
.innecessary heating costs..
It pays to save energy
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Inc.
"Always willing to give a helping hand"
Heppner, Oregon
Connor.
Novelty items, wood 1,
Mark Duvall; 2, Susan Plo
charsky; 3, Carolyn Plochar
sky. Glass 1, Anita Palmer,
lone; 2, Kenny Curtis; 3, Steve
Curtis. Siring yarn 2, Jane!.
Plocharsky. Plastic 1, Doug
Holland; 2, Shane Laughlin.
Modpodge 1, Becky Hobbs,
lrrigon; 2, Jyl Hobbs, lr
rigon; 3, Steven Plocharsky.
Candles 1, Kim Russell, Her
' miston; 2, Carolyn Plochar
sky; 3, Janet Plocharsky.
Rock painting 1, Bonnie Nix;
2, Lisa Wilson; 3, Suzanne
Keithley. String art 1, Mari
Evans, lrrigon; 2, Bonnie Nix;
3 Christie Key, Hermiston.
Artificial flower arrange
ments, homemade 1, Anita
Palmer, lone; 2, Becky
Hobbs, lrrigon; 3, Suzanne
Keithley. Artificial flower
arrangements, commercial
1, Kathleen Duvall; 2, Mar
del James; 3, Dawn Key,
Hermiston.
Crafts cut paper construc
tion 1, Jyl Hobbs; 2, Becky
Hobbs, lrrigon; 3, Paula
Plocharsky. Paper Maiche
construction 1, Bonnie Nix;
2, Janet Plocharsky; 3, John
Brcidenbach . Scrapbooks for
fun 1, Lottie Laughlin, Col
lections, 5 or more objects
1, Shane Laughlin; 2, Harry
Groshens; 3, Mardel James.
Decorated sugar eggs 1, E
lizubeth McElligott, lone.
FOODS
Nut breads-1, Jyl Hobbs; 2,
Becky Hobbs. Baking Powder
biscuits 1. Denise Key, Her
Cookies, rolled 1, Becky
Hobbs; 2, Christy Ander
son. Cookies, drop Anita Pal
mer. Brownies 1, Becky
Hobbs; 2, Anita Palmer.
Cookies, no-bake 1, Helen
Daltoso; Anita Palmer; 3,
Jyl Hobbs. Banana cake
1, Dawn Key, Hermiston.
Fudge-1, Anita Palmer. Taf
fy 1, Anita Palmer. Rocky
Road 1, Anita Palmer.
Jam 1, Arlene Gray; 2,
Greg Anderson; 3, Christy An
derson. Relish 1, Christy An
derson; 2, Greg Anderson.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES
Apples 1, Anita Palmer.
Plums and prunes 1, Anita
Palmer. Berries 1, Anita
Palmer, String beans 1, Ter
rell Rea, Lexington; 2, A
nita Palmer; 3, Marty Bus
chke, Cabbage 1, Anita Pal
mer. Corn 1, Terrell Rea,
Carrots-1, Terrell Rea; 2,
Dan Daltoso; 3, Travis Har
rison, Lexington. Cucumb
ers 1, Dan Daltoso. Egg
plant 2, Terrell Rea. Kohl
rabi 1, Marty Buschke; 2,
Terrell Rea. Onions, green
2, Terrell Rea. Onions, globe
type 1, Dan Daltoso. Pota
toes, netted gem 1, Terrell
Rea. Potatoes, white rose
3, Terrell Rea. Potatoes, red
pontiac 1, Anita Palmer; 2,
Marty Buschke; 3, Terrell
Rea. Peas 2, Terrell Rea.
Rhubarb 1, Terrell Rea.
Squash Terrell Rea. Ripe to-
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Frank May, left, checks the leather work of Sam
Myers. After the verdict Frank asks the youngster
questions about his work.
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Navy Air Force Lt. John Edwin Fitzhugtt II. his wife Connie
and their infant daughter Theresa Lee stopped at the
Heppner Library and Museum Monday to check the Heppner
family history. He is the great-grandson of "Storm"
Heppner. the grandson of John L. Heppner. and the son of
Mrs. Wilma Klizabeth FiUhugtt. This was their first trip to
Heppner. "It is larger than we expected." he told Mrs.
Justine Weatherford and Mrs. Rachael Harnett as he
browsed through the library and museum. The family lives
in Ohio, but Lt. Fitzhugtt is stationed at the U.S. Naval Air
Station. Alameda, Ca.
SENERAL
REVENUE
SHARING
ACTUAL USE REPORT
Ganwal Rvnu Shtnng ptovidM ldl hinds dustily to local and Stat oovtrnmems Your government must publish this
report advising you how lhasa funds have bean used Q obligatad during the year from July 1. 1973 thru June 30. 1974
True to inform you of your government s priorities and to encourage your participation in decisions on how future funds
should be spent
ACTUAl EXPtNOITURfS
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If TOTAL!
CAPITA'. IBI
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OPERATING
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THE GOVERNMENT OF
HEPPNER CI TV
hat recewed General Revenue Sharing payments toteling
IS; 271
during the pernd frarr July 1. 1973 thru June 30. 1974.
Vaccountno 26 2 C'23 002
HEPPNER CI TV
TREASURER
HEPPNER OREGON 97636
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Hoppnprf Orp.Pnn
matoes Terrell Rea. Green
tomatoes 1, Trent Harrison;
3, Terrell Rea. Tomatoes,
small 1, Dan Daltoso; 2,
Trent Harrison; 3, Travis
Harrison, Lexington. Ground
cherries 1, Terrell Rea.
FLOWERS
Cactus 1, Kathleen Duvall;
2, Denny Starr, Lexington.
Geraniums 2, Claudia Hus
ton. Plants rooted in water
1, Janet Plocharsky. Potted
trees 2, Tommy James.
Snapdragons 2, Claudia Hus
ton. Daisies 1, Claudia Hus
ton. Gladiolus 2, C. Huston.
Gladiolus 2, Claudia Huston.
Gladiolus 2, C. Huston. Ro
ses, hybrid-tea 1, Claudia
Huston; 2, Trent Harrison.
Roses, other 1, Sandra Tur
ner; 2, Melissa Turner.
Marigolds 1, Travis Harri
son. French marigolds 1, C.
Huston. Zinnias 1, C. Hus
ton, ton
FFA LIVESTOCK
JUDGING CONTEST
.Team placings 1, Hermis
ton. 1401.2; 2, Mc High,
1400.8 ; 3, Heppner, 1354.6;
4. Riverside, 994.6.
High individual Kimee Ha
guewood, 517.2; 2. Dave Rich
ard, Riverside, 507.5; 3, Kris
ti Haguewood, 498.8; 4, Karen
Winter, 492.2; 5. Robert Ri
chard, Riverside, 487.1.
HORTICULTURE
FLORICULTURE
Six divisional sweepstakes
winners were named in the
open divisions in green thumb
arts.
Jean Bennett of Heppner,
grew the lop vegetable, a per
fect cabbage; Ralph Marlatt
produced the top fruit, straw
berries. The floriculture sweepstak
es which combined the blue
ribbons won on cut flowers
and flower arrangements
went to Justine Weather
furd. Mrs. Weatherford also
won a sweepstakes ribbon for
her western theme shadow
box.
The sweepstakes for a
houseplaht went to Florence
McMillan. Lexington. Clay
tun Ayer's orchid dahlia won
the sweepstakes for a single
flower. Barbara James' of
Heppner entered "Gone Fish
ing." was the sweepstakes
arrangement.
Mrs. Tiny Sweeney has
spent a week in a Portland
hospital for removal of her
spleen. She is due back in
Heppner some lime this week
end Herman Winter. Heppner
attorney, has been named
Morrow County finance chair
man for the Re-elect Sen. Bob
Pack wood Committee.
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Connie Telefson judges sewing by Margaret Ann
Dohertv. lone, in the intermediate class.
Roofing and Painting
New roofs, roof coating, built up-roofs, shingles oiled
and stained. Home, farm, and ranch painting,
including elevators and grain storage.
30 years experience
Call Claude Pettey 989-8184, eves.
Welcome to the
Morrow County Rodeo
H. S. Smith Co.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS
Tobacco. Cigars, Cigarettes. Confectionery
Bar Supplies, Fountain Supplies, Drug Sundries
THE DALLES, ORE.
Thank you for your patronage
After the Rodeo Show So turd ay Afternoon
Come To The Episcopal Church
Sat. , Aug. 24 5 P. IX
FULL DINNER ALL YOU CAN
Features Delicious EAT
PIT-COOKED SERVED IN
BEEF WESTERN STYLE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH PARISH HOUSE
Corner Church and Gole Sts.
Adults-$3 plate Children-$2
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