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    Page 18, THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR. Thiuiday. August IS, 1976
7 976 Morrow
County Fair &
Rodeo Schedule
MONDAY. AUGUST 23, 1976
9 a.m. 4H Clothing and Knitting Style Review interview judging
4H Home Economic judging contest, time to be
announced.
1-7 p.m. 4H Uvestock in place. 4H and FFA Market animals
weighed.
9 p.m.-Community booths completed for judging.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 24
8 a .m .--Judging of community booths
9 a.m. All 4H, Open class children's and Teen Comers and
school exhibits in place.
8-12 noon Other open exhibits accepted.
No Exhibits accepted after 12 noon.
9 a.m. Judging of Open class children's and Teen Corners, and
4H clothing and foods.
10:30 a.m. Judging of school exhibits, 4H leathercraft
1 p.m. All premium sheets turned into fair office
I p.m. Judging of open class Fruits and vegetables, flowers
and collectors corner.
2 p.m. Judging of 4H knitting and crochet
3 p.m. Judging of open class foods and canning.
8 p.m. 4H public style revue in front of grandstands.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1976
8 a.m. Judging of Open Class needlework, clothing, art,
nhntncraDhv and crafts.
9 a.m. Judging of 4H and FFA livestock, all poultry and rabbit
exhibits, and 4H food preparation coniesis
10 a.m. Judging commercial potatoes
10:30 a.m. 4H sewing and knitting skills contest
1 p.m. Judging of open class grain, hay and potato exhibits,
FFA exhibits
1 n m liiriffinir of oDen class livestock
6-11 :30p.m. Family Fun Night (Kentucky Fried Chicken Dinner,
The Marty Davis Show, and a dance wiin uavis;
THURSDAY, AUGUST M. 1S7I
9 a.m. 4H and FFA showmanship contests
4H Favorite Food Show Pavilion stage
11 a.m. 41! presentations
11:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Pet Show
3 p.m. 4H all-around showmanship contest
4:30 p.m. FFA and 4H Livestock and Home Economics award
program
8 p.m. 411 and FFA Livestock auction
Animals may be removed following the auction.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27
9 a.m.-Exhibits released, anyone wishing release of exhibits
prior to the 7a.m. time must obtain written permission
from the fair office.
a m. -All exhibits must be picked up. If this Is Impossible
contact the fair office by calling 678-9474. The
management will not be responsible for those exhibits
left on the premises.
a m. Open class horse show, all day In the arena
30 pm. -Morrow County Rodeo, dance to follow in pavilion.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 21
a m. Cowboy Breakfast, City Park
1:15 p m.-RCA Rodeo
Night RCA Rodeo
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2
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77ie 441 and FFA auction tcill commence at 8p.m. on Thursday.
Plenty of reserve
buckaroo seats left
Plenty of seats are still
available In the reserve sec
tion of the north grandstand at
the Morrow County Fair and
Rodeo Grounds.
The seats, which cost t5 a
seat per show, are waiting to
be sat in during the three
Rodeo Cowboy Association
shows. The shows will run on
Saturday afternoon and night
and Sunday afternoon.
Ray Boyce, ticket tale
chairman, says there art at
least 200 seats still available.
They will be on sale during the
parade Saturday morning at
Bo yea's Insurance office on
Main Street.
The setts In the north
grandstand are In rows, A
through II. The first three
rows are already taken by
contestant's wives. So, row A
will start at the fourth row and
53 cp CjS row ro. TTi '
are an average of about 33
seats per row. Information or purchase of a
See Ray Boyce for more ticket.
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We've remodeled our cafe and '
lounge to better serve you.
Come to the fair & rodeo.
Stop by for a bite or drink.
Enjoy your stay.
GaFs Cafe & Lounge
Main Street
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