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SIXTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, September 14, 1978
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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
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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
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STARTING OCTOBER 2, 1978
Signed, Dean Gilman
City of Heppner
Chief of Police,
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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Controlled hunt
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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
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marked after September 15
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SALE PRICES GOOD SEPT. 15-23
Belted Tire
B78-13
SIZE REG. 4 SALE
B 78-1 4 36.53 30 .98
E7S-14 41.64 33.79
- F78-14 45.00 36.51
G78-14 46.39 37.65
H78-14 49 89 40.50
F78-15 45.10 36.62
G78-15 ' 46 67 37.90
H78-15 50.08 "40.68
J78-15 52.97 43.04
I70-1S 54.69 44.44
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cropland have been relocated
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Steel shot will still be
required for all gauges of
shotguns.
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Manager, John E. Kurtz, Box
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phone 922-3232.
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