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The Heppner Gatettc-Tlmet, Heppner, OregM, Taartaar, Angus! 14, 1980-THREE Remember who won No one knows who will win the events In the 1980 Morrow County Rodeo, but it might be Interesting to remember last year's winners. 1979 Morrow County Rodeo results are as follows. Steer Wrestling-buckle by Currln Ranches. Average: 1. Joedy Marlatt 18.11; 2. Steve Marlatt-36.63; 3. Rick Samplea-46.10. 1st go: 1. Jerry Gentry-5.84 2. Ron H. Currln-9.32. 2nd go: 1. Blair Phllippi 5.38; 2. Ron Currin Sr.-5.62, Cow Riding-buckle by Wagon Wheel and Heppner Auto Parts: 1. Don Papineau, 2. Lee Rice, 3. MartyBritt, 4. Jerry Gentry. Jr. Barrels-buckle by Jer ry's Mobil :1. Tara Mahoney, 2. TriBha Mahoney. Breakaway-spurs donated by Fulleton's Chevrolet: 1. Jana Steagall4.03. Hard Luck Cowboy, won by Bob Mahoney who was injured in the first event, Calgary Cow Milking, making it almost Impossible for him to rope to win. A horse blanket gift certificate was presented by Kit and Shirley George from Sears Catalog Store. TheAU-Around Saddle was won by Jana Steagall who tied with Jerry Gentry with the point system but beat Jerry by a slim $22.08 on the money system. The saddle was made by Severe Brothers and don ated by Morrow Co. Grain Growers. NRA-WRA Rodeo-All-Around -Buckle sponsored by Pettyjohn's Supply and Bob Harris, Far Western Real Qleppner at Pendleton District meet Heppner team swimmers went to Pendleton Aug. 9 and 10 to compete in the Pendleton District meet. "A" swimmers (Kelli Berg strom, Heidi Samples, Cam George, Shelly Biddle, Andrea Ball and Duane Ball) accum ulated 74 points, swimming to a 9th place finish. Heppner"A" meet results Oare as follows: Duane Ball, 9-10 boys: 50m. brcast-56.75. th place; 50 m. back-49.34, 6th place; 50 m. butterfly -55.6, 7th place ; 50m . free-39.82, 7th place. Shelly Biddle, 11-12 girls: 50 m. butterfly40.43, 8th place. Heidi Samples, 11-12 girls: 5()m. back-366, 3rd place medal; 50 m. butterfly-42.03, 10th place. Kelli Bergstrom, 13-14 girls: 100 m. butterfly-! :24.70, 5th place; 50 m. free-33.39, 5th place; 200m. I m.- 3:02 49, 3rd place medal; 100 m. breast 1 :33.88, 4th place. Cam George, 13-14 boys: 100 m. brcast-l: 32.85, 7th ploce; (Cam got sick and couldn't swim final events on Sunday). 200 m. medley rclay-3:04.19 7th place. Swimmers in relay were: Heidi Samples, Andrea Ball, Beth Forrar, Christy Rathbun. 200 m. free relay-2:34.14, 7th place. Swimmers in relay were: Heidi Samples, Shelly Biddle, Beth Forrar, Andrea Bull. "B" swimmers (Ellen Ar bogast, Beth Forrar, Christy Rathbun, Teresa Fificld, Tammy Fifield, Kenny Fi field, Shawn Payne, Eric Connor, Rob Hutchinson, Micki Hutchinson, Cary Hutchinson, J. J. Osmin) accumulated 75 points, swim ming to 8th place. Heppner "B" results are as follows : Ellen Arbogast, 13-14 girls: 50 m. free--36.16, A time, 39.0; 50 m. breast--53.29, 1st place; 50. back-43.66, A time 45.0; 50 m. butterfly -43.69, 1st place. Beth Forrar, 11-12 girls: 50.m free-42.51, 2nd place; 50 m. breast-51.75, A time 54.0; 50 m. back50.08, A time, 59.0; 50 m. butterfly ,-53.87, third place. Christy Rathbun, 11-12 girls 50 m. back-56.63, A time, 59.0 Estate: won by Rick Thomp son. Bareback-Buckle donated by Sid and Randy Rritt: won by Lance Brewer, Eugene. Saddle Bronc-Buckle don ated by Court St. Market and Court St. Processing : won by Brad Hoslngton, Kenncwlck, Waflh. Bulldogglng-Buckle donated by Gazette-Times : won by Steve Crocker 3.85 -Huston, Texas. Calf Roplng-Buckle don ated by Court St. Market and Central Market: won by Ned Kyser, 12.2, Centerville, WA. Barrels-Buckle donated by Farmer's Insurance and Lex ington Lumber: won by Janice Healy, Heppner. Bullridlng-Buckle donated by Bill's Body Shop and Dan's Body Shop: won by Gary Brewer, Eugene. Team Roping-Buckle don ated by Green Feed and Tri-Co. Seed Cleaning: won by Scott Storley, Ellcnsburg, WA and Hughie Reynolds, Grand Coulee, WA. Morrow County Rodeo: Team Roping finals: 1. Howard Bryant-Tony Currln won buckles presented by Gardner's Mens' Wear; 2. Jana Steagall-Roice Fulleton; S.Cliff Dougherty-Jerry Dougherty; 4. Ron Currin Sr.-Ron H. Currln. 1st go: 1. Bob Steagall-Roice Fulleton, 10.84 time; 2. Walt Coffman-Dick Hoffman, 12.08 3. Jerry Dougherty-Cindy Dougherty, 12.29. 2nd go: 1. Max Hellberg Rocky Proctor, 10.34 : 2. Rock y Steagall-Eric Clow, 11.39; 3. Swimmers compete Teresa Fifield, 9-10 girls: 50 m free-52.50 9th place; 50 m. breast-l:04.34, 2nd place; 50 m. back-51.10, A time, 1:00.0; 50 m. butterfly-1 :16.8, 2nd place; Tammy Fifield, 8 & under girls: 50 m back 1 :12 11 A time, 1:21.0. Eric Connor, 8 & under boys: 50 m. free-1 : 08.51, 9th Local golfer wins state championship By Justine Weatherford Sports fans are surely cheered to learn that golfer Diaries Rawlins has now won a state championship. Charlie, the outstanding golfer at Heppner High, has won first place in club tournaments, has earned his way, first, at Central Oregon College in Bend and, presently, at West ern Kentucky University in lone pool to close Aug. 24 Sunday, August 24, will be the last day of public swimm ing at the lone Swimming Pool. The week of August 25 will be used for preparation of the 4-H'er8 can enter open class competitions Being a 4-H member does not limit you to exhibiting in only 4-H classes. 4-H'ers are eligible to enter open class competitions at county fair. In fact, there are special classes for younger children, the "Kids and Super Kids Corner", and for teenagers, . the arrangements, home ec. items (clothing and foods), knitting, needlework and can ning, or hobby and craft items in these divisions. They may also enter animals and other exhibits in open classes. The same articles, or animal, cannot be entered in both 4-H and open class there must be exhibits for each division. last year? Kon Currln Sr.-Ron H. Currin, 1153. . . Calgary Cow Milking-Buck-le donated by Black ' Mt. Repair and Bucknum's: 1. Jerry Gentry -Jim Lynch; 2. Dick Hoffman-Rick Johnston; 3. Blair Philippi Rick Samp les; 4. Rocky Steagall-Eric Clow; 5. Roice Fulleton-Arch-le Ball; 6. Monte Evans Dwight Bailey. Open Barrels-Watch by Peterson's Jewelers: 1. Janice Healy, 18.38; 2. Jana Steagall, 18.83; 3 . Sherrel Brock, 18.85; 4. Mary Daly, 18.86; 5. Dawn Peterson, 19.11 6. Rocky Steagall, 19.48. Open Calf Roping-Buckle by Les Schwab: Average on 2 goes-l. Neil Beamer, 31.18; 2. Blair Philippi, 32.22 ; 3. Ron H. Currin, 44.11; 4. Wayne Ev ans, 51.36. 1st go: 1. Blair Philippi, 12.50; 2. Neil Beamer, 16.98. 2nd go: 1. Neil Beamer, 14.2; 2. Dick Hoffman 18.07. Morrow Co. Amateur Saddle (Severe Brothers) donated by Kinzua Corp. : Won by Blair Phillipi, Boardman, 27.50; 2. Joedy Marlatt, 46.91; 3. Tony Currin, 60.02. 1st go: 1. Blair Philippi, 14.07; 2. Joedy Marlatt, 23.81; 3. Tony Currin, 36.03; 4. Roger Henry 38.98. 2nd go: 1. Blair Phillipi, 13.43; 2. Ron H. Currin, 15.06; 3. David Steagall, 19.20; 4. Don Papineau. A record 18 cowboys vied for the Kinzua Saddle. 80 contestants entered the local Friday night show. place; 50 m. back-l:31.7, 5th place. Kenny Fifield, 8 it under boys: 50 m. free-l:41.81, 10th place. Micki Hutchinson, 9-10 girls: 50 m. breast-1 :08.51,6th place. J. J. Osmin, 9 10 girls,: 50 m. butterfly-1 :51.8, 9th place. Bowling Green. Now his parents, Bill and Jane Rawlins, share the good news that southpaw Charlie recently entered and won first place in the Oregon State Left-handed Golf Tournament in Salem. We congratulate him and are pleased to have another state championship come to Heppner-no matter which hand brings It. facilities involved for the starting of school. Umatilla Ready -Mix is Still in Business in Heppner Cement deliveries scheduled twice weekly to South Morrow County. Regularly on Wednesdays end Fridays Av-vsfffrf Local youths compete in Five local youth competed In the National High School Rodeo finals held recently In Yakima .wash. Competing from Morrow County were Rocky Steagall, Jana Steagall, Tony Currln, Joedy Marlatt and Brett Sherer, College scholarships were awarded to Joedy Marlatt ($300) and Jana Steagall ($300). There were a total of 39 scholarships awarded, total ing $13,000. Joedy Marlatt qualified in steer wrestling, 1st. go. Brett and Jana qualified In team roping. Jana qualified in team roping, breakaway and poles. She won 10th In the nation In breakaway. She also com pet ed in the poles in the finals on Sunday, but knocked a pole. Tony Currin qualified In team roping (with Wayne Claver), steer wrestling and cow cutting. He won 8th In the nation in the finals Sunday In steer wrestling. He was in the top 20 in cow cutting. Rocky qualified in the three rough stock events-bulls, bareback and saddle bronc He competed in the finals Sunday, leading the saddle bronc, but was bucked off. There were 1300 qualifiers from 31 states and two Canadian provinces. Heppner placed 10th in the nation. Cake bakers stand up and be counted Cake bakers, stand up and be counted. First place winner in the Morrow County Fair bake-off will be eligible to enter the state bake-off at the annual convention of the Oregon Wheat Growers League. Each contestant who enters must use the same cake and icing recipe as presented by the Oregon Wheathearts in the fair premium book. County premiums are $10, first place, $5, second place and S3 third. The state premium is $100. The county's winner will have his or her name en graved on a plaque donated by Orville Cutsforth. After the cake is judged, the contestant may take 3-4 of the cake home leaving the remaining V on display. Cake baking contestants must be men or women over 21 or married men or women, excluding professional bak ers. People who make their living at baking, men or women who decorate cakes for weddings can enter, since this isn't their main source of income, according to the Oregon Wheathearts rules. for dispatch call collect 567-6173 . --f .-; r i " - - . . Jana Steagall take -photo by Bill Phelps Photography. Madras wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmam TToriA A1 Si fm I KTi IB. "r erf Pot OOQSf 2 b. ctSs Carrots US tech HwtM-fo&tdPfeia Salt J A W If tj. cr Drip 15. Coffee J todi KreH 14 ox. 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