Vae K, THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner. OR. Thnrday. August S. 1976
Ag advisor challenges
Sumner in November
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77ie Morrow County Fair & Rodeo court , boasting new outfits, stand around
Kinzua sponsored Severe saddle. From left, the girls are Princess Kate
Evans, Princess Bonnie Schiller, Queen Patricia VanSchoiack, Princess
Kimee Haguewood and Princess Janice Spaulding. (G-T Photo)
County court ends July,
stort
Queen Patricia Van Schoi
ack and her court wound up a
fun packed July and launched
August with a day at the local
4-H Horse Show Sunday.
The show is phase I of the
Fair but is held the first
Sunday in August to enable the
winners to attend state fair
competition. It was a special
day for the girls as each one
has been a 4-H participant.
On Saturday night, July 31.
the girls attended a dessert
party on the Ron Haguewood
Ranch for Princess Kimee's
dance. The pennant bearers
and their families joined the
court parents and families
along with close friends of the
Huguewoods for a festive
evening on Heppncr flats.
Princess Kimee and her
family presented each memb
er of the court and pennant
bearers with gifts of jewelry
and hand made scarves.
On July 24. the Carl Spauld
ings hosted a barbecue in
honor of Princess Janice prior
to her dance The family
garden provided the back
ground fur a memorable
evening for the court and their
parents.
Others Joining were Janie's
sister and h-r family. Judy
and Butch Laughlin. Shane.
Lottie and Tammy.
Assistant Court director Lee
and M-iry Ann Palmer, court
t h.ix rne Darlene and Rob
ert Hoskins. and the official
pie b.iker. Han i Mahoney also
atfrnded
p, fnre the court left to
attend Prim ess Janice's dan
ce, she g;ne each wooden
lmtjjk she had fashioned
rii.il tl- p,ittitHl in horne head
. tnoMf
I-liny and Marge Gardner,
outfitter of the court, were
pt i.il gwst
July 17 found the court bag
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the I 'gm State prle Tremor
el iit-m amf!g the luggage
were pink u'!e suit Iwg with
the gtrN r.iiel monogram-ni-l
in bnrg.iwiy
Tltry were mde and re--nt-d
to r,irh girl hy Prince
K,i!e fiin and hoot twg.
(4vliinl frmn the Mine
matetul f y Prunr lUmme
SluSiff wrre 'si pteentrif
lite n-gh! w rn! in
,r jt;i!c where the girl
r v 7n! v and m.mirjt
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(,', n I'j'i iiu.
'i h i s K'e l'" n-e. Kimr
a- 1 Janice. th party w
August with
made up of pennant bearers
Donna Palmer, Debra Pal
mer, Shawn Seiti and Kath
leen Van Schoiack; the Bob
Van Schoiacks, Ann and
Marie; the Ron Haguewoods;
Darla Cooper; the Carl Spaul
dings and Rhonda Harris;
Tony Seitz, Melanie Lee
Palmer; Anita Vern Evans,
Added money
hoped for
This year, for the first time,
the Morrow County Rodeo is
offering added money above
the budgeted purse provided
by the fair committee.
The rodeo board is doing
this in order to attract more
top RCA cow boys and keep the
Morrow County Rodeo in the
top five in the Northern cir
cuit, which it was in 1975.
In order to obtain this added
Former
resident
promoted
Selected to organize and
manage a new travel division
for National Farm Service.
Inc , headquartered in Clack
amas, Oregon, and its 2.0O0
members is a well known hus
band and wife travel learn.
J;ro and LWoihd Permit of
Away Travel
lUrratt. Director of Ath
letics at (rrgm Slate t'ni
vrrsity fir Ihe past 10 years
prior lo hi renignalion In
January I sale manager of
Away Travel with offices In
Altany. Cor allis and Eugene.
Ihi wife is a travel rnuntelor
m the 'orvalli office
The Itarratts are natives of
Itrppnrr where Jim
active in a family livelmk
operation with ranches in
tr g.i and Mmlana His only
Umber. Hill. Is preidrnl of
Hie re!er al Intermedial
Ofl.t 1'ank in Spokane
Angie and Anne; and Darlene
and Robert Hoskins.
Sunday morning, it was up
and off to Elgin for a morning
parade. Here the court was
judged during all activities
with the winning royalty
group announced later during
the rodeo.
After the parade, the girls
attended the Queen's luncheon
money for the show, the board
is asking for donations of $25
or more and in return, adver
tising favors to businesses
during the show.
This money is needed as
soon as possible in ordi-r to
prepare for the advertising
program. If you w ish to con
tribute, mail checks or money
orders to Robert Mahoney, Rt
1. Ileppner.
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aid Snr !ye---'n
show
as guests of Queen Shellie
Betchell. Queen Patricia did
an excellent job of introducing
her group of princesses and
chapcrones and invited every
one to Heppner for the fair and
rodeo activities.
Later the court made an
outstanding grand entry at the
rodeo. While watching the
PRCA rodeo show the Morrow
County court was announced
as the first place queen's
court.
The big blue ribbon was
truly a coveted one as about 40
courts were represented in
cluding second place Lewis
ton. ID Hound L'p, third place
Pendleton Round Up and fou
rth. Walla Walla.
This weekend, the court
travels to Ilermiston for the
rmatiila County Fair. They
will ride in the parade Satur
day morning and attend the
Queen's luncheon at noon and
attend the fair and participaU
in the grand entry at th
Saturday nighl Junior Rodeo
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Republican Bill Bellamy
has announced his candidacy
for state representative in the
55th district.
Bellamy will face Rep. Jack
Sumner in the November
election.
Bellamy, an Ag advisor in
Culver, has an agricultural
background. He has lived in
the district many years,
including three years in Hep
pner. Bellamy said the district
"needs effective representa
tion." "Voting is not enough," he
said, "we need an advocate of
the views."
Bellamy said he would be a
"representative that tries to
find out feelings and wishes of
the people." The self pro
claimed "conservative" said
he is an advocate of "less
government."
Among some of the key
issues, Bellamy says:
"Government tends to
take too much control. I think
it should fall more in the
county levels and left up to the
city in some cases."
"I'm an advocate of non
deficit spending. We've got to
spend what we've got and no
more."
On nuclear power, Bel
lamy says "I am concerned. It
is inevitable that we will have
to use some nuclear power. I
am not an advocate of the
nuclear energy ban. We have
to look upon it as a possible
source of energy. A ban is
closing the door."
"I was opposed to the
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