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Commercial crop Winners
Div. l Hay and Grasses
Legume Hay: 1 Jerald Rea.
2 Grieb Farms Inc., both
Lexington.
Morrow County Alfalfa
Hay: I Monte Evans. Hepp
ner: 2 Jerald Rea. Lexington:
3 Grieb Farms Inc. Lexington.
Div. 2, Wheat
Soft White Winter, bearded
head: 1 Charles Doherty,
lone: 2 Roland Bergstrom.
lone: 3 Bob Harrison, Lexing
ton. Soft White Winter, club
head. 1 Roland Bergstrom.
lone: 2 Wilbur Worden. Hepp
ner:3 Harold Peck. Heppner.
Hard Red Winter: 1 Charles
Doherty. lone: 2 Bob Kilken
ny. Lexington: 3 Art Craw
ford, lone.
Cleanest Sample direct
from combine: 1 Kenneth
Smouse. lone Hyslop: 2
Louis Carlson. lone. (Wan
sen: 3 Charles Doherty. lone
(New Gaines .
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Girls Winter coats
sizes 2 toddler thru 16
Dresses and Jumpers
sizes 414
SPECIAL
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JUNIOR AND LADIES
Reg. $29.95
Now $19.95
Heppner, OR, Thursday, Aug.
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Gaines: 1 Alvin McCabe. 2
Charles Doherty, both lone.
Soft White Winter, bearded
head: 1 Clint Carlson. lone; 2
Harold Peck, Heppner.
Soft White Winter, club
head: I Harold Peck. Hepp
ner. Barley:
Bearded: 1 Alvin McCabe,
lone: 2 Bob Harrison. Lexing
ton: 3 Harold Peck. Heppner.
Sheaves: 1 Harold Peck,
Heppner (beardless!; 2 Har
old Peck. Heppner (Flynn).
Grain. Best Sheaf of Show :
Clint Carlson. lone.
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Morrow County Judge Paul Jones enters into an agreement between Morrow
County and Local 2479A-B American Federation of State County and Municipal
employees. Front row from the left. Commissioner Warren McCoy, Judge
Jones and Commissioner Homer Hughes. Second row from the left, Darrell
Austin, business agent of Local 189, Bill Nichols, president of Local 2479 and
Louie Eng. vice-president of Local 2479. The present agreement affects only the
road department employees and does not affect the supervisors.
Golf tourney at Boardman
Willow Run Executive Golf
Course in Boardman will host
its 4th annual West Wind
Invitational Golf Tournament.
Sunday, Sept. 7.
The two-man. best ball
tournament, sponsored by
Gourmet Foods, is open to
teams with established handi
caps who reside within a 100
mile radius of the Boardman
course.
According to Lois Peterson,
course manager, due to in
creased interest the field has
been enlarged to 40 teams to
be divided into two groups
with "shot gun" starts at 8.30
a m. and 12:30 p m. More than
$600 in prizes will be awarded.
Defending champions Paul
Felts and Bill Rausch of Pasco
will join a field of participants
from The Dalles. Condon,
Kinzua, Heppner. Arlington.
Irrigon. Pendleton. Pasco and
Boardman.
Girls
Health J ex
sizes
New line by Dale of California
Girls and Pre-teens
Calcutta cloth pants with matching tops
dresses, knee highs, bras and panties
purses and brushed denim
Kneehlghs,
Bras, Panties
Mrs. Peterson indicates that
there is still room for partici
pants. Interested parties
should contact Willow Run,
481-4381 in Boardman.
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IY3orrow County horse show lists
Best performance horse at
Morrow County Horse Show
Friday, Aug. 22 and winning
champion was Tee 7 Critique
owned by Becky Evans. Jet's
Dunny Bar owned by Janice
Healy won reserve champion.
Champion mare was Natalie
Risk owned by Dawn Peter
son. Colapooia Bay, owned by
Roy Kaster was reserve.
Winning champion gelding
was Chuck, owned by Dick
Sherer; Sonny Boy Tikes,
owned by Cornell Green won
reserve. Dun Music owned by
Percy Cecil was champion
stallion.
The all-day horse show open
only to horses and riders from
Morrow County was the final
event in the 1975 Morrow
County Fair.
Girls' barrel racing event
was a real thrill to many
spectators, with only a differ
ence of four seconds between
the top four winners. Dawn
Peterson on her champion
mare led the field with 161
second timing. Janice Healy
on Jet's Dunny Bar was
second at 16.3; Sandra Rodri
guez on Marry Lynn was third
at 16.4. Becky Fulleton on
King Becky was fourth with
165. Kate Evans on Pete
Rawhide came in fifth at a flat
17 seconds; Patricia Van
Schoiack. horse not listed, was
sixth with 17.2 seconds.
In conformation and halter,
fillies foaled in 1975, France
owned by Percy Cecil won
first : Jet s June Bug owned by
Bill Healy was second. Fillies
foaled in 1974. Judy Poco
Russell, owned by Frank and
Judv Russell was first; Pick A
Lump owned by Max Hell
berg was second. P S. owned
by Nancy L. Miller was third
and Cajun Kate owned by
Becky Fulleton was fourth.
Two-year-old fillies class;
Calapooia Bay owned by Roy
Kaster was first; Joe Gai
owned by Merlyn Robinson
was second. Chuck Solo own
ed by Bonnie Schiller was
third. Three-year-old fillies;
Sally owned by Mike Currin
was first ; Star owned by Brett
Sherer was second.
Dawn Peterson's Natalie
Risk won another first in
four-year-and -older mares.
Princess, owned by Laurie
Dawn Peterson's Natalie
Risk won another first in
Piper's Mix end Match
Jeans, Cords and knit shirts
Jeans $6.50 to $7.50
Shirts $4.75 to $5.50
Boys Winter
Split cowhide,
Sizes 2-18
four-year-and-older mares.
Princess, owned by Laurie
Childers was second; Marry
Lynn owned by Sandra Rodri
guez was third and Jim's Jem
owned by Kite Healy was
fourth.
In mares and nursing colt,
Babe owned by John Eubanks
was first; Precious Risk
owned by Percy Cecil was
second; Alama Lupoo owned
by Karen Richards was third;
Pete's Sunbeam owned by
Mary Ann Greenup was four
th. In produce of mare: Jaegia
It Jeoleap owned by Merlyn
Robinson won first; Healy '
Jet owned by Janice Healy
was second; Cajon Kate &
King Becky owned by Becky
Fulleton won third; Willie
Lump Lump owned by Max
Hellberg was fourth.
In colts foaled in 1975 Little
Stormy owned by John Eu
banks w as first : an unnamed
colt also by Eubanks was
second: Pick a Nuget owned
by Max Hell berg was third;
Diamond, owned by Percy
Cecil was fourth.
Colts foaled in 74 were:
Fleeting Spook, owned by
Frank and Judy Russell, first;
Roustabout, owned by Nancy
L. Miller, second; Johnny
owned by Bridget! Greenup,
third.
Geldings, two and three
years: Sonny Boy Tikes,
owned by Cornell Green, first ;
Jealeap owned by Merlyn
Robinson, second: Son owned
by Dinah Holt, third and
Yucca Bar owned by Bob
Bergstrom, fourth. Geldings
four and over: Chuck owned
by Dick Sherer, first; Tim's
Zipper owned by Monte and
Becky Evans, second: Greasy
Canyon owned by Becky
Fulleton. third; 2 Bar Rivers
owned by Juanita Proctor,
fourth. Get of Sire: Cajun
Kate Greasy, owned by Becky
Fulleton. first: unnamed,
ow ned by Mary Ann Greenup,
second; unnamed owned by
Nancy L. Miller, third; anoth
er unnamed owned by Mary
Ann Greenup, fourth. Ponies
to 44 inches : Topsy owned by
Charlie Russell, first; Spring
er owned by Ted Schwarz.
second. Ponies over 44 inches
to 56 inches, no ratings
Ponies, confirmation and
performance under saddle;
Springer owned by Ted Sch-
Oh
ft
Coats
leather
Boys Winter coats
2-Toddler thru size 18
Socks - Belts
wan. first; Ginger Pony
owned by Jerry Dougherty,
second; Coke, owned by Jerry
Dougherty, third; Pete, owned
by Charlie Russell, fourth.
Junior equitation,, horse
manship, riders 11 years and
Junior equitation, horse
manship, riders 11 years and
under: Shorty ridden by Kris
Pettyjohn, first; Suzit Q
ridden by Trish Mahoney.
second; Rocky, ridden by
Angela Evans, third; an
unnamed pony ridden by
Bridgett Greenup, fourth.
Riders 12 16: Blazer Joe
ridden by Debora Palmer,
first ; Jet's Babe Bar ridden by
Maureen Healy, second; Bro
ken Flash, ridden by Krynn
Robinson, third; Johnny Jo
ridden by Donna Palmer,
fourth.
Western Pleasure horse,
riders II years and under:
Vandy ridden by Tara Maho
ney. first; Suds ridden by
Andrea Ball, second; Shorty
ridden by Kris Pettyjohn,
third; Rocky, ridden by Ange
la Evans, fourth.
Ages 12-14 riders: Broken
Flash, ridden by Krynn Rob
inson, first; Pokey, ridden by
Mari Evans, second; Ruby,
ridden by Ron Scharz, third:
Pepsi, ridden by Wendy Mey
ers, fourth.
Riders aged 15 18: Johnny
Jo ridden by Donna Palmer,
first ; unnamed ridden by Judy
Healy, second: Natalie Risk
ridden by Dawn Peterson,
third: Dusty Leo Bar ridden
by Bob Montgomery, fourth.
Riders 19 years and older: .
Tee 7 Critique ridden by
Becky Evans, first: Jet's
Dunny Bar ridden by Janice
Healy. second; Jealeap ridden
by Merlyn Robinson, third;
Ginger, ridden by Jerry Dou
gherty, fourth.
Trait class, children riders
up to 15 years: a timed event
over obstacles: unnamed rid
den by Todd Sherer, first with
32 3 seconds; Lady ridden by
Anita Palmer, second with
43 2 seconds; Pokey ridden by
Mari Evans, third with 45 6
seconds; unnamed ridden by
Pal Schwarz. fourth with 46 5
seconds.
Reining class: Jodi Canyon
ridden by Becky Fulleton.
first. Son ridden by Diane
Holt, second; Blazer Joe
ridden bv Debora Palmer,
Mann Jeans
with shirts to match
sizes 3-16 slim and reg.
$6.99 to $7.99
Maverick Jeans
sizes 318 slim and reg.
Brush Denim and cords
$6.50 to $11.00
Shirts by Don Juan
Long Sleeve
Sizes 4-18
Underwear
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winners
third; Susie ridden by Cindy
Dougherty, fourth.
Working cow horse: Tee 7
Critique ridden by Becky
Evans, first; Jet's Dunny Bar
ridden by Janice Healy. sec
ond; King Becky ridden by
Becky Fulleton. third; Jodl
Canyon ridden by Rolce Ful
leton, fourth.
CWver leaf barrels, barrels
set up 50 feet apart, four
barrels used: Jet's Dunny Bar
ridden by Janice Healy. first
at 30 4 seconds: King Becky
ridden by Becky Fulleton
second at 31 8; Jodi Canyon
ridden by Rolce Fulleton third
at 32.2; Tee 7 Critique ridden
by Becky Evans, fourth at 32.7
seconds.
Calf roping: Dave Steagali
was first with 31 seconds;
Tim Daly second with 3.9
seconds: Todd Sherer third
with 5.5: Dave Daly fourth
with 6 3 seconds.
Canning awards
Fruits: I Ida Farra. Hepp
ner, t dz. wide-mouth pints
and 1 dz. wide-mouth quarts;
2 Ida Farra. Heppner. 1 dz.
wide-mouth quarts.
Vegetables: 1 Mayko Buch
anan. Irrigon. 1 dz. widemouth
pints and I dz. wide-mouth
quarts; 2. Mayko Buchanan.
Irrigon. I dz. wide-mouth
quarts.
Jam: I Gladys Van Winkle.
Lexington, 2 dz. quilted 8 oz
Jelly Jars; 2. Ginger Keithley.
Heppner. I dz. quilled 8 oz
jelly Jars.
Jelly: I Mayko Buchanan,
Irrigon, 2 dz quilted 8 oz. Jelly
jars. 2 Mildred Padberg. Hep
pner, I dz. quilted 8 oz. jelly
jars.
Each winner here also
received I Bali Jar Opener
and t Ball Canning Book.
Cake winner
1 Betty Christman, Lexing
ton. 2 Bebe M tinkers. Hepp
ner; 3 Norma French. Hepp
ner. County premiums. 1300.
S3. oo and 12 00
Mrs. Christman will repre
sent the county In the Wheat
League Baking Contest at the
Oregon State Fair.
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