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n J 4 .. ... 4 'v, -4 l SIXTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, September 14, 1978 -Kif-W -r - ' 1 i .4 ,1 eppner High F.F.A. members Heppner FFA members brought home many top hon- i?rs recenUy fromJhe1978 Oregon State Fair in Salem. Among those exhibiting in the FFA Beef Division, the Hep pner Chapter was runner up for the Herdmanship Award. . Each member recieved a blue ribbon, while in individual standings, Ken Grieb took , fifth place overall and sisters Julie and Geri tied for sixth. ' i In FFA Cohlormation clas ses for Angus, Ken Grieb took first place in Class 5, Junior Heifer ' Calf and Champion Junior Female. Grieb took the Grand Champion Angus Fe male with this entry. In class 10, Ken Grieb also took first place with his Senior Yearling entry and had Senior Female Champion. He received Res erve Grand Champion Female honors with his Senior entry. Julie Grieb also took first place honors in Class 2, Senior Bull Calf. Geri Grieb placed second on Class 7, with her Summer Yearling Heifer. In FFA Conformation clas ses for Polled and Horned Herefords, the single exhibitor from the Heppner Chapter took top honors as well. Krynn Robinson of Heppner placed first in Class 10, Senior Yearling Heifers, and went on to receive Champion Senior Female. She also received a plaque for Grand Champion Polled Hereford. Female don ated by the Amercian Polled Hereford Association. In addi tion, Robinson was awarded the Oregon Poll-ette trophy for the highest scoring Polled Hereford exhibitor at the Oregon State Fair. Selection is based on sportsmanship, herd smanship, showmanship, and placings in classes. Presenta tion was made at the awards ceremony August 29. On August 27, Heppner's FFA exhibitors displayed their talent as showmen and again received many top honors. The Angus Showman ship 'Division saw Julie Grieb take first place in Class 1 and a return. Ken and Geri Grieb placed first and second resp ectively in Class 2 and both had returns to compete for Champion Showman. Krynn Robinson received first place in Class 2 of the Hereford Divison and a return. In the Championship class of all See this beautiful S3 (D i Boise Cascade MODEL HOME In Utah, turn left at Hotel, then turn right at top of hill. breeds, Geri Grieb bested a field of 14 to take Grand Champion Beef Showman hon- ors for the second consecutive year. Geri was also named Champion Angus Showman while Ken Grieb took Reserve Champion. Kyrnn Robinson was named Champion Show man of the Horned Division. Hereford Division. The competition continued as Heppner's FFA Judging teams took part in the Livestock and Dairy Judging Contests on Tuesday, August 29. The Livestock team placed a respectable 11th out of a total of 66 teams, while the Methodist youths plan Sept. 23 dance marathon On Saturday evening, Sept ember 23, the Senior High United Methodist Youth Fel lowship is holding a dance marathon in the church base ment. They have invited the Lutheran Youth to be their guests for the evening. Everyone will join at a pizza dinner beginning at 5 p.m. and for the evening's dancing which will begin soon after dinner. The UMYF members will be seeking sponsors for this dance to help with funds for Gazette-Times Classifieds Bring Quick Results Phone 676-9228 NOTICE 2-HOU WILL BE IN EFFECT STARTING OCTOBER 2, 1978 Signed, Dean Gilman City of Heppner Chief of Police, UKIAti CONSTRUCTION INVITES YOU TO THEIR September 16 & 17 12-6 p.m. in Ukish, Oregon Door Prizes! f r L Authorixd Oeetef tor Boise Cascade Homes UXIAI1 COIISTRUCTIOf KEN & LUCILLE G1LLIAN0 427-3413 UXIAH, OREGON Dairy team placed 26th in its division. Members judging on the Livestock team were: Ken, Julie, Geri Grieb, Marie VanSchoiack, and Krynn Roh inson. Comprising the Dairy team were FFA members, Pat Clark, Dan Nix and JoLynn Daly. Traveling with the team members was Hep pner FFA Advisor Hal Whit aker. At the Oregon State Fair, the lone Morrow County exhibitor in the FFA Swine Division represented the Ri- verside FFA Chapter in grand style. Donald Richards of Irrigon was named the Reser- their projects. It has been determined that the marathon will last no more than seven straight hours unless the dancers or the record player give out sooner. : PFIPO Church of the Sun. 10a.m. Children Church Sun. Ho rn. "New Beginnings" Sun. 7p.m. "Singipiration" at Christian Church Wed. 7p.m. Bible Study Rev. James King 676-5529 mm 4 E V ' " : S E -n it" f Fomily-V, Centered 1 I Church I l V ve Grand Champion Swine Showman. Donald, a senior this year at Riverside, exhi bited a Berkshire Cross mar ket hog and recieved fifth place in the single market hog division. .Dohertys are parents of baby girl Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Doher ty, Heppner, are the parents of a daughter, Megan Bernette, 6 lbs., 12 oz., born Sept. 7. Grandparents are Mrs. Bernard ' Doherty, Heppner and Mr. and Mrs. William Lendsell, Portland. Great grandparents are Mrs. Guy L. Boyden, Portland and Mr. William C. Lindsell Sr., Seattle. Megan joins a brother and sister at home. -iiir in litTiiti"- II .n-nTTrrnTTr! I ; 1 1 V 1 1 r i ' I ' ' 1 CL0SE0UT North Morrow to honor 4-H members during achievement program North Morrow County Ach ivement night for 4-H mem bers and their famlies.will be held Sept. 21 at the A.C. Houghton School Cafetorium. A dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m . Parents are requested to bring a salad or dessert. The rest of the meal will be prepared by 4-H leaders. A program will follow with recognition and awards going to those who are deserving. Correction listed for B.M.C.C. class A recent mailer from Blue Mountain Community College listed mistakes in the fees and credits for a cake decorating class. Students completing the class will receive two credits, rather than three, as listed in the mailer. Cost for the course will be $18, rather than $27 as previously listed. S&EP'YDUR - OH 'tfill tEJIIl Ml CO-OP TIRES Am 0 OFF Country Squire 129 Director 120 Belted Snowtire $6)fH 76 B78-13 SIZE REG. SALE B78-14 37.78 31.4 E78-14 43.93 35.45 F78-14 46.07 37.43 G78-14 48 04 39.04 H78-14 51.72 41.49 F78-15 46.20 37.54 078-15 48.11 39.10 H78-15 31.85 4162 J78-15 55.19 44.30 17S-1S 56.35 45.54 Plus Trade-in. Price Includes 10 QW o ALL AMMO O ALL FISHING TACKLE DEER BAGS no .0 usjuwirirjxju Each 4-H Club is asked lq prepare a booth or exhibit to show what is being done in the various clubs. Leaders for 4-H clubs are needed as a new 4-H year begins. Parents who are interested are asked to con tact Mrs. Pete Richards in Irrigon, who is North Morrow County 4-H leaders' president, or Birdine Tullis, 4-H Exten sion Office, Heppner. Students who have pre-reg-istered for the class will be refunded the overpayments they made. Sell Your Unused Items With A Classified 676-9228 BQRS in IB F.E.T. Ik i 'Of- mm l Director Our best and powerful. This DR-24 size is rated for up to 450 cu. in. engines. You can't buy better. CO Atm - 20" TURF TRIM REAR BAG Reg UAH CD 170." 0 L7i7Gl70iiic. Controlled hunt scheduled for Umatiua nejuge Applications for the control- THehuhTIng program will led werfowl hunt at Umatil la National Wildlife Refuge are available for hunters. A delay in printing has resulted in a short time period for hunters to get the applications back to the Refuge Office. Hunters are reminded that the applications must be postmarked prior to Septem ber 15. All applications post marked after September 15 will not be considered. 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