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Wet weather dampened the
grounds, but not the enthus
iasm, as contestants from
throughout the Northwest
came to Heppner over the
weekend for the eleventh
annual Morrow County Junior
Rodeo.
One hundred sixty six en
tries from Oregon. Washing
ton. Idaho and California
signed up in 14 events for the
big three-day event with
performances Friday. Satur
day, and Sunday.
Awards of spurs, buckles
and blankets were given out to
the winners Sunday when all
evnts were completed.
Results of the rodeo are as
follows :
HIGH POINT CONTESTANT :
HAROLD ERW IN MEMOR
IAL TROPHY - Cody Hassler.
Lowden. Washington.
HIGH POINT MORROW
COUNTY SENIOR GIRL:
JODY RUGG MEMORIAL
TROPHY - Tara Mahoney.
Heppner.
SENIOR BOY ALL
AROUND: Rocky Steagall.
Irrigon.
SENIOR GIRL ALL
AROUND: Dee Moist. Star.
Idaho.
JUNIOR BOY ALL
AROUND: Cody Hassler. -Lowden.
Washington. ,
JUNIOR GIRL ALL
AROUND: Rita Raymond.
Sun River. Oregon.
BAREBACK: 1 - Brian
Burford. Baker. 2 - Rocky
Steagall. Irrigon. 3 4 4 -(tie)
Jeff Bailey. Heppner. Lee
Rice, Heppner. 5 & 6 -(tie)
Dale Schaefer. Kennewick.
Wash., Gary Brogan. New
Plymouth. Idaho.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
Thurs., June 11 - Lexington
Fire Dept., City Hall, Lexing
ton, 7:30 p.m . ; Port of Morrow
Commission, Port Office, Nel
son Square, Boardman, 1 p.m.
Mon., June 15 - Heppner
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CALF ROPING: 1 - John
Hill.Klamath Falls. 2 - Darwin
Armstrong. Drewsy. Ore., 3 -Don
Kindsfather. Lexington. 4
- Dale Schaefer. Kennewick.
Wash.. 5 - Bill Taylor. Pendle
ton. 6 - Pat Schwarz. Hoppnor.
JR. STFFR RIDING: 1 -
Cody Hassler. Iwden. Wash..
2 - Tony Hannan. Redmond. 3
& 4 - (tie) Brion Beaver.
Kennewick. Wash.. Ty Dubv.
Hereford. Ore.. 5 - Dustin
Nordman. Redmond.
SR. GIRLS POLES: 1 - Tina
Cook. Terrebonne. Ore.. 2 -Dee
Moist. Star. Idaho. 3 -Margaret
Smith. Clarkslnn.
Wash.. 4 - Shanda Ammnns.
Milton-Freewater. S - Tara
Mahoney. Heppner. fi - Kvna
Parker. Nampa. Idaho.
JR. GIRLS POLES: 1 - Niki
Moist. Star. Idaho, 2 - Rita
Raymond. Sun River. 3 -Shannon
Van Dorn. Pendle
ton. 4 - Trisha Mahnnev.
Heppner. 5 - Shannon Knroll.
Garden Vallev. Idaho. 6 -Shawn
Snell. Middleton.
Idaho. .
JR. BOYS BREAKAWAY
ROPING: 1 - Codv Hassler.
Lowden. Wash.. 2 - Dustin
Nordman. Redmond. 3 - Skeet
er Duby. Hereford. 4 - Anthony
Hill. Bly. 5 - Shane Edwards.
Emmett. Idaho. 6 - Tiny
Bertsch. Stanfiold.
SR. GIRI-S BREAKAWAY
ROPING: 1 - Lindsay Claver.
Hermiston. 2 - Kvna Parker.
Nampa. Idaho. 3 - Margaret
Smith. Clarkston. Wash.. 4 -Peggy
Katzenberger. Post.
Ore.
SR. GIRLS GOAT TYING : 1
- Dee Moisl. Star. Idaho. 2 -Margarita
Peila. Burns. 3 -
Fire Dept.. Fire Hall. Hepp
pner,7;30p.m.; lone Planning
Commission, City Hall, lone.
7:30 p.m.: Morrow County
School Board, district Office.
Lexington. 8 p.m.
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Tina Cook. Terrebonne . 4 -Kvna
Parker. Nampa. Idaho.
5- Margaret Smith. Clarkston.
Wash . fi - Tara Mahnnev.
Hoppnor.
JR GIRLS COAT TYING: 1
- Rita Raymond. Sun River, 2 -Niki
Moist. Star. Idaho. 3 -Toni
Peila. Burns. 4 - Shawn
Snell. Middleton. Idaho. 5 & fi
-(tie) Trisha Mahoney. Hep
pner. Cindy Conforth. Hermis
ton. BI LL DOGGING: 1 - Brett
Nordman. Redmond. 2 - Dale
Schaefer. Kennewick. Wash .
3 - Dave Malev. Powell Butte.
4 - Jeff Bailey. Heppner. 5 -Bill
Tavlor. Pendleton, fi -Tony
Currin. Heppner.
SENIOR GIRLS BAR
RELS: 1 - Doe Moist. Star.
Idaho. 2 - Shanda Ammons.
Milton-Freewater. 3 - Lindsav
Claver. Hermiston. 4 - Jodv
Foss. Redmond. - Margaret
Smith. Clarkston. Wash., fi -Bonnie
Skramstad. Milton
Freewater. JR. GIRLS BARRELS: 1 -Shannon
Korell. Garden Val
ley. Idaho. 2 - Rita Ravmond.
Sun River. 3 - Margaret Ann
Bergevin. Walla Walla.
Wash.. 4 - Kelli Edwards.
Emmett. Idaho. 5 - Shannon
Round. Canyon Citv. fi - Shawn
Snell. Middleton. Idaho.
JR. BOYS CALF TYING: 1 -Travis
Hannan. Redmond. 2 -Cody
Hassler. Iowden. Wash..
3 - Tiny Bertsch. Stanfiold. 4 -Troy
Frazier. Walla Walla.
Wash.. 5 - Tony Hannan.
Redmond, fi - Tracey Hannan.
Redmond.
JR. GIRLS BREAKAWAY
ROPING: 1 - Trisha Mahoney.
Heppner. 2 - Vivian Huston.
Garden Valley. Idaho
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JR. ROYS RIRRON DOG
GING: 1 - Travis Hannan.
Redmond. 2 - Trov Frazier.
Walla Walla. Wash.. 3 - Brion
Beaver. Kennewick. Wash . 4 -Skceler
Dubv. Hereford. 5 -Tony
Hannan. Redmond, fi -Tiny
Berlsoh. Stanfiold
SADDLE BRONC: 1 & 2 -(tie)
Wade Bertsch. Stanfiold.
Rnokv Sleaeall. Irrieon. 3 -Pal
Turner. Sein. 4 - Scott
English. Hermiston.
SR. TEAM ROPING: 1 -Jodv
Foss. Redmond & Don
Kindsfalher. l-exinelnn. 2 -Tara
Mahnnev. Hoppnor 4
Rockv Steagall. Irrigon. 3 -Dee
Rov fc Boh Thompson
both from The Dalles. 4 -Darwin
Armstrong. Drewsy.
& Lonnie Bezona. John
Day, 5 - Tony Currin. Hoppnor
& Scott Skramstad. Milton
Freewater. 6 - Wade Bertsch.
Stanfiold & John Hill. Kla
math Falls
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JR-TEAM ROPING: 1
Brad & Brion Beaver. Kenne
wick. Wash.. 2 - Tnnv Hannan
& Dustin Nordman. Redmond.
3 - Cody Hassler. Iwdon.
Wash.. Troy Frazier. Walla
Walla. Wash . 4 - Steve Currin.
Heppner. & Brett Kamm.
Pendleton. 5 - Steve & Cindv
Gibson. Bend, fi - Travis &
Tracey Hannan. Redmond
BULL RIDING: 1 - Joe
Cornell. Boise. Idaho. 2- Brian
Burford. Baker. Idaho. 3 -Brian
Jarvis. Redmond. 4.5.fi.
7.R - (tie) Todd Edmundsoo
Garden Valley. Idaho. Gt'no
Bob Palmer. Redmond. Bo
Pinz. Drain. Danny Burrows.
Nampa. Idaho. Rockv Stea
gall. Irrigon.
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cowcirls p;irticip;itinc woro:
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honov. .A mm PjiIijut Ion.
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Hoppnt" M.ir'v I't'i" Mitit
poor, HiH DoniJlifi'v. HM
pnt Put nnd Ted Schwui ..
Hoppnpr, Joedy. Marlittt.
HcppntT, Nancv Miller
Honpncr. Anno and Miko Van
Scht.UH'k KjiHn Hanson
HoppniT. Broil
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p.' fn Hi-' ' Frank
and .lininiv ( nion, Hoppnor.
Androa Ball. Hoppnor.
Miohollr F'apinoaii. lono. Fnrl
Hammnnd. Hoppnor. .loff
Bailov. Hoppnor, I.oo Rico,
Hoppnor. Hussoll Britt. Hop
pnor nnd Hooky Steacnll.
Irripon.
Brad Schmidt chosen to
Beaver Boys' State
Brad Schmidt
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Brad Schmidt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Whipple of
lone, has been selected to
attend the Oregon Beaver
Boys' Stale this June 14-20 in
Eugene on the campus of the
University of Oregon. Brad.
1". has just completed his
junior year at lone High
School.
Beaver Boys' Stale is spon
sored by the American Legion
as an educational program in
government studios and lead
ership. To be selected Brad
had to maintain a 2 5 grade
average and be endorsed by
his school. The participants
are also selected on loader
ship, sportsmanship, scholar
ship, character and service to
their school and community.
During his stay in Eugene,
Brad will study courses of his
choice from a selection which
includes such subjects as
78 years ago Sun. saw devastation
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Aooordinu to a rnrol'ul
nocounl of Hoppnor 's history,
just 7tt yoars aco todav,
Tlmrsdav. Juno II, a Croat
rain sw oiled th- tittle crooks
and friuhtottod rosidonts with
a sovi'ro flash flood Hnwovor
llioy wont to hod that niuht
knowini! that all dani'or was
past.
hurint! I ho novt fow dn s
thov fort'oi ImhiI tho incident
hut on Iho follnwinc Sunday a
yorv hoi day whon not a
hroath of air was stirrinc.
folks just concentrated on
Irvine to ho comforlahle
Hurinc the late afternoon alert
folks noted many hlack clouds
CathrritiB to the south. Thun
der nnd lightning hi!an and
around n quarter past five Iho
government in Iho slate,
economics, law enforcement
and business, When asked if
he was excited about going to
Boys' State. Brad replied.
"Oh. am I ever!"
On his return from the week
long event. Brad will bo
expected to present a speech
to the members of tho local
American I-egion members.
Brad will be able to eurn
college credits for the studies
he chooses while at Boys'
State.
Brad has been working
exceptionally hard in school
this vear and has shown
outstanding ability in sotting
his goals and meeting the
challenges necessary to reach
those goals Brad's mother
commented that he has really
settled down and has been
working hard "We're very
proud of him." she said. Brad
has plans for working Ihis
summer to earn some money
and hopes to go on to college
after high school to study to
In-come a C P A
A great place for getting
away from it all could
be a green and quiet ipot
in your own back yard.
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rain bo-pan enminc down In
toironts, People (jot in out of
the storm, liltlo dreaminii that
Ihey would have In slay
confined for some time and
thai most of thoir homos and
families would bo swept a way ,
Great chunks of hail fell
with tho rain. An eyewitness
writes that "I bad never soon
anvthi'ii' like it all mv
oiiihtoon veins The woi-o not
small and roni-H hu' "''
chunks ni moIiiI ice M'of.
wards wo lound a coal mound
of ice piled up in what used to
ho our back ynrd It had bounn
Svim team to practice
Any swimmer five through
18 years of age interested in
participating in a swim team
is invited lo attend practice
starting Ihis Wednesday. June
10. al the Heppner Swimming
Pool
Practice will be held Mon
day through Friday from 7 to 9
a m nnd from 4 to S p m
Bishop Kimsey holds
services at All Saints
The Rl. Rev Rusty R
Kimsey, Bishop of tho Epis
copal Diocese of Eastern
Oregon conducted Sunday ser
vices at the All Saints'
Episcopal Church in Heppner
on June 7.
Swlml Jool
Aerobic Done I
Jun 22 July 17
EOSC Summr toaalon
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CONGRATULATIONS!
TO ALL THE STUDENTS
CHOSEN TEEN OF THE WEEK
AND TEEN OF THE MONTH
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to pet pitch dark by Ihis time.
nd we could not pot out of the (
house for hours wo feared J
every minute thai our house
would go." i
This Sundav, June 14. t!81.
mav be one of tho lust Flood i
Anniversaries before the lonfi
a win ted dam is built across;
Willow Crook. There are slill .
citizens who recall the terror1
of 78 years o. There lire '
many second -perioral ion !
members of families livinp In
Iho community who will never i
forpel Iho Irapic loss of lives (
nnd the tremendous loss of i
property thai took place on
that hot Sundav in liiOT '
The first swim meet will be
a Hoppnor invitational on
Sunday, June 21.
Coaches are Tim Birkby,
Anne Motz and Cindi Berg
slrom, For questions or informa
tion contact Donna Berg
slrom, fifi5lftfi.
The Rev, Kimsey received
Iirrv Corullo into the church
and confirmed David and
April Sykos
Special recognition was also
given to Hoppnor High School
graduates Pat Clark and
Herman Winter
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