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WELCOME RODEO UK
THE
WAGON WHEEL
CAFE and LOUNGE
Will Be Open Sunday
lo Seive You....
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! AUGUST 22, 23, and 24 - HEPPNER
WELCOME, FRIENDS, TO THE
"FASTEST SHOW IN THE WEST"
EVERY SHOW IS DIFFERENT - SEE THEM ALL j
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Morrow County Fair 4-H exhibit.
Hold On
IT'S TIME
Morrow
It's Western Atmosphere and color at it's best. You'll see
some of the West's greatest cowboys competing for prize
money in all the spectacular rodeo events.
Fain coL'jGFCincliiJu
21, 1975
Dawn Peterson
j . participates In
rodeo finals'
There were more than 10,000
spectators in the grandstands
and 1067 contestants from 28
states and 2 Canadian Pro
vinces on Sunday, Aug. 10 at
the finals of the National High
School Rodeo at Gallup, NM.
The finalists, who had rated
high in their events during the
week, were the top 15 per
formers in each event. Ione's
Dawn Peterson scored 12th in
the Girls' Barrels. There was
a small fraction of a second
difference in the times these
top girls made.
Oregon was well represent
ed in the final performances
by these state winners: Denise
Hill, 15th in Breakaway Rop
ing; Ron Parrish. 9th in
Saddle Bronc; Terry Rivera,
7th in Bareback; Terry Riv
era. 4th in Bull Riding; Tom
and Dave Inmen, 3rd in Team
Roping, and Arlen Driggers,
2nd in Steer Wrestling.
The Oregon participants
presented Oregon High School
Rodeo Queen Rita Ericksen of
Condon and National High
School Rodeo Queen Julie
Rugg of Athena with bouquets
of red carnations arranged
with wheat, barley and Ore
gon grapes. Jeff Palmer,
Terrebonne, thanked Julie for
the outstanding job she had
done in representing National
High School Rodeo for the
nation and for the State of
Oregon.
Dawn Peterson returned to
lone on Aug. 12 from her
exciting experience. She said
it vi as very thrilling to have
the announcer read telegrams
from Oregon friends during
the week. She would also like
to thank many friends and
relatives who sent her cards
and gifts of good luck which
made her experience extra
meaningful.
WKI.FARE OFFICE TIMES
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Mrs. Betty McDonald. Wel
fare Assistance Worker, will
keep office hours every Wed
nesday except for the fourth
Wednesday of each month
from 9:30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. at
the Morrow County Office in
Irrigon. Persons wishing to
apply for public welfare or
food stamps should see Mrs.
McDonald during these hours.
PADDNEIt
FOR THE
County
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All right you hombres. it's time for the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo and I
' hope to see all of you there. Well, that's not the exact words used by Ben
Doherty. 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Di-nnis Doherty. but it conveys the
messjge
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Friday, August 22, 1975
and
Saturday, August 23, 1975
9:00 PM - 2:00 AM.
SPECIAL!
FRIDAY NITE ONLY!
Chicken, Roast Beef & Seafood Buffet
by Jim Rogers
5-7.00 p.m. $3.50 person
Elks and Out of Town Guests Only!
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BP.O.E. N O.350
Presents
THE DON I1ED
School board hire
two new teacher
Morrow County School
Board at its regular meeting,
hired Diane Black from
Boardman as language arts
teacher at lone High School.
Miss Black will replace Mrs.
Unda Williamson who has
resigned.
The board also hired Jerry
Deford of Cornelius to fill the
vacancy of Math and P E.
teacher at Heppner Junior
High created by the recent
resignation of Ed Sherman.
In other business, the board
hired Nina Hulse as assistant
cook and Atha l-ewellen as
cooks helper. Both positions
are at Riverside.
Action was taken to approve
the inclusion of all employees
of the district in a program to
apply unused sick leave to
retirement benefits.
Mr. Doherty reported that
the city council had not been
able to accept the district's
application for a building
permit to place a mobile home
at Heppner High School and
that the council had asked the
matter be persued through the
planning commission.
The board then voted to file
for a variance with the City of
Heppner Planning Commis
sion. An offer by Adon llamlett of
lone to operate the Heppner
Lexington bus as a contract
bus run w as approved for 45
cents per mile.
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BOBBY G0LDS80R0
Sal .Aug 2? JO 1 9 30pm
JOHNNYCASH
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B J.THOMAS
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DRUMCORPS
WEST
CHAMPIONSHIP
FINALS
Sun .Aufl 317.30pm
SEALS & CROFTS
Mon . Spl 1? 30pm
FIELD GROUP
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A request from kindergar
ten parents at A C. Houghton
Elementary School In Irrigon
to rent bus for midday bus
run was approved.
In final action. Mr. Earl
Trudcau of Boardman was
appointed to serve on the
Boardman Irrigon Advisory
Board,
SM I TE TO OKKGON
Tomorrow. NBC's "Today1
will present a twohour Bi
centennial salute to Oregon.
Millions across America will
watch co host Jim Harti on
location here between 7 a.m.
and 9 a m.
Harti will talk with former
Gov. Tom McCall and others
from the Pillock Mansion In
Portland between 7 7:30. Dur
ing the second half hour. Paul
Cunningham will examine the
logging industry as II was and
is today, with a look at
research geared lo growing
"super trees" which would
provide as much wood In 40
years as normal trees would In
ft!)
Rep. Al Ullman will be
interviewed between a m.
and 8 : .10 and a capsule history
o( the state with a look al some
of its natural wonders will be
included, along with western
country music during the last
segment of Ihe program.
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