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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1974)
Page 4 Style By 8 p.m. Wednesday the grandstand at the fairgrounds was filled with peopie enjoy ing the music of Ackley and Greenup and awaiting the annual 4-H Style Revue. Birdine Tullis, extension program assistant, opened the show with a period style (J Marie VanSchoiack was chosen junior knitting champion during the 194 Style Revue. :- . I km Welcome to Boardman and the Harvest Festival Dodge City Inn 1 Boardman ' See what the miracle of modern scientific agri-business has ac complished for the fertile Boardman area. Join Board man in observing its 2nd an nual Harvest Festival, Sept. 6 to 8. Revue showing by 4-H clothing club leaders, assisted by visiting Shannon Mahoney Smith. Jeannie Howell served as mistress of ceremonies for the main revue. Appearing before a colorful background were 88 girls who had completed sewing, knit Intermediate clothing winners of the 1974 Style Revue are. from the left, 1st alternate, Cathy Palmer; reserve champion. Jan Peterson; and champion Lori Rea. packs ting or crocheting projects and were now modeling their work. Each girls received an award from Donna Bergstrom as she left the stage. Six champions were named: Junior clothing, Paula Lind strom, lone; intermediate, Lori Rhea, Lexington; senior, 4 MORROW SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 3 All Morrow County schools will open for the 1974-75 term Tuesday, Sept. 3. Classes beg'" at 8:30 a.m. for a half-day session. Bus schedules and pick up locations remain unchanged. grandstand Kay Bergstrom, lone; junior knitting, Marie VanSchoiack; intermediate knitting, Cathy Palmer, both Heppner; senior knitting, Carol Holtz, lone. Other winners in each division were : junior clothing, reserve champion, Jyl Hobbs, 1st alternate, Mari Evans; ( H:A ii J -w, Intermediate knitting winner of the 1974 Style Revue show are champion Cathy Palmer, left, and reserve champion Kathy Wolff. blue ribbons Susan Gray, Marie VanSchoiack, Geri Grieb, Teena Lindstrom, Margaret Doherty, Diann Morter, Anita Palmer, Paula Palmer, Cara Sweeney, Christy Key, Becky Hobbs, Sarena Panter, Elizabeth McKinney, Christy Jean Senior clothing winners are, from the left, reserve champion, Kathy Gilbert; champion, Kay Bergstrom; and 1st alternate Sandra Palmer. f ? A FESTIVAL Morrow County Grain Growers ioins with all Morrow County in wishing our friends and neighbors in the Boardman Area a great Harvest Festival, and hope we all slow down enough to enjoy all the fun that goes with this annual event. Heppner, Brandt, Lisa Wilson, Tara Mahoney, Sandra Ward; red ribbons Sonja Biddle, Eliz abeth McElligott, Lottie Laughlin, Cindy Frederick, Corby Sullivan. Twenty-eight juniors took part. Intermediates: reserve champion, Jan Peterson; 1st 7v 1 Hi I . , Salute to the Boardman Ore.',' Gazette-Times, alternate, Cathy Palmer; blue ribbons Wendy Myers, Kath leen VanSchoiack, Kristi Ed mondson, Julie Grieb, Ro sanna Marlatt, Joan Doherty, Grace McElligott, Janet Mc Elligott, Joan Gasser, Natalie Tews, Carol McElligott, Erin Evans, Joan Warren, Darla Junior clothing winners In the Style Revue show are Jyl Hobbs, left, reserve champion, and champion Paula IJndxtrom. Senior knitting and crocheting winners in the 1974 Style Revue are, from the left, chumpion, Carol Holtz; reserve champion, Sharon McCarl; and 1st alternate, .Sandra Palmer. Thursday, Aug. 29, 1974 Rea, Melody Marlatt; red ribbons Dee Hedman, Cindy Dougherty, Marie Yocom, Debora Palmer, Donna Pal mer, Diane Holland, Shelly Thompson, Michele Mc-, Elligott, Iva Lou McDaniel. A total of 29 modeled in this class.
