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THIRTY EIGHT-The Heppner GaieMe-Tlmes, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, June 18. 1981 6. Heifers, calved Sept. 1 Dec. 31. 1979 7. Bulls, calved Jan. 1 April 30. 1981 8. Bulls, calved Sept. 1 Dec. 31. 1980 - 9. Bulls, calved May 1 - Aug. 31. 1980 10. Bulls, calved Jan. 1 April 30. 1980 11. Bulls. Calved Sept. 1 - Dec. 31. 1980 12. Producing Cow 13. Cow and clalf 14. Breeding herd 3 breeding animals owned by same exhibitor SPECI AL AWARDS OREGON POLL-ETTES A trophy awarded for the best individual polled Hereford breeding or market animal. Judged 60 percent placing of animals in respective classes. (Animals must be naturally polled; if scars are present, they must not have been tampered with.) 20 percent exhibitor's herdmanship, 20 percent exhibitor's showmanship & sportsmanship. (A breeding animal must have proper registration papers & be registered in the exhibitor's name. Exhibitors of steers must submit proof of registry of sire or dam.) WESTERN STATES ANGUS AUXILIARY. 11261 Pioneer Rd.. Oakdale, Calif. 95361 will award a silver trophy to the outstanding FFA Angus exhibitor. Selection to be based on show ring placings of individual animals, placings in showmanship & in cooperation with Fair management. Open to exhibitors with one or more breeding and-or market animals. The purpose of this award is the promotion of the Angus breed. Winning of the Auxiliary trophy in previous years shall not exclude the exhibitor from winning it again. DIVIS!0H 2 - FFA DAIRY PREMIUMS: CLASS A GUERNSEY CLASS B HOLSTEIN CIJVSS C - JERSEY CLASS D - OTHER BREEDS LOT 1. Heifer, born in 1981 2. Heifer, born in 1980 X Non-producing heifer born before 1980 4. Producing cow 5. Cow & calf 6. Bull born in 1981 7. Bull born in 1980 Bluett.OO. Red-$5.00, White-M 00 Champ & Reserve Champ Ribbon best male & female each class 8. Bull bnrrwbefore 1980 DIVISION 3 - FFA SHEEP All market lambs must be shorn at least 30 days but not more than 60 days prior to the Fair. Each sheep exhibitor is limited to 8 sheen including the market class. Each exhibitor is limited to 2 market lambs. PREMIUMS Blue-$6.00. Red-$5.00, White-$4.00 Grand & Reserve Grand Champ Ribbons for market animal. Champ & Reserve Champ ribbons for female & male, each breed class. CLASS A-CHEVIOT CLASS B COLUMBIA CLASS C - HAMPSHIRE CLASS D - SHROPSHIRE CLASS E - SOUTHDOWN CLASS F - SUFFOLK CLASS G - OTHER BREEDS LOT 1. Market lamb 2. Ewe lamb born in 1981 3. Ewe lamb born in 1980 4. Ewe lamb born in 1979 5. Ram lamb born in 1981 6. Ram lamb born in 1980 7. Ram lamb born in 1979 8. Breeding nock: ewe. yearling & lamb, same breed owned by one member 9. Wool fleece shorn in 1981 from FFA ewe DIVISI0I1 4 - FFA GOATS PREMIUMS Blue-$6.00, Red $5.00, White-$4.00 All breeds will be shown separately. LOT 1. Doe kid. born in 1980 2. Yearling Doe. bom in 1979 3. Mature doe. bom before 1979 4. Dam and daughter, owned by same FFA member 5. Dairy goat herd. 3 female dairy goats owned by same FFA member DIVISION 5 - FFA SVII1E PREMIUMS BJue-$6.00, Red $5.00, White-$4.00 Grand It Reserve Champ Ribbons for market animal. Champ and Reserve Champ for female & male, each breed class CLASS A - BERKSHIRE & BERKSHIRE CROSSES CLASS B - HAMPSHIRE & HAMPSHIRE CROSSES CLASS C - LANDRACE & LANDRACE CROSSES CLASS D - POLAND CHINA & POLAND CHINA CROSSES CLASS E - YORKSHIRE It YORKSHIRE CROSSES CLASS F - DUROC & DUROC CROSSES CLASS G - OTHER BREEDS LOT 1. Market Hog 2. Single feeder pig 3. Pen or 3 feeder pigs 4. Gilt born in 19H0 5. Gill horn in 1979 6. Producing Sow 7. Sow k Litter 8. Foundation family. 2 females It 1 unrelated male DIVISION 6 - FFA LIVESTOCK CONTESTS FFA HERDSMANSHIP CONTEST Livestock will be tied or penned in sections. Each exhibitor must keep his tack and stall or pen clean and presentable at all times. Hay and straw is not to be used in bales behind animals. Judge will inspect the stalls and pens of each exhibitor at regular intervals and keep a record to determine the winners. Exhibitors will be judged individually. SCORING 1. Exhibitors (50) Appearance (clean and neat) 10 Friendliness, courtesy and conduct 10 Cooperation on the job when needed 20 Work done by club members 10 2. Animals (25) Securely tied or penned 5 Clean and comfortable 10 Regularly fed and cared for 10 3. Barns (clean and orderly) (25) Alleys, stalls and pens 10 Feed and equipment (safety) , 10 Stall Cards 5 TOTAL 100 Additional credit will be given for assistance in loading straw truck PREMIUMS to highest scoring individuals 1st $10 00. 2nd 17 50. 3rd $5 00 FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST Open to any FFA livestock Judging team in Oregon or Washington Advanced Team Greenhand Team Team awards will be made for the 3 top teams and an award to the high individual. Two classes of each: beef, sheep and swine, will be judged. SPECIAL MORROW COUNTY LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST Open to members enrolled in a Vocational Ag. Class and in FFA. -Each contestant shall judge 2 classes each of beef, sheep and swine. Premiums will be awarded to the top 3 FFA teams in Morrow County and the top 5 individuals. Teams will be made up of 3 to 5 members. All members will also be eligible for the individual awards. PREMIUMS TEAMS: INDIVIDUALS 1st $10.00, 2nd $7.50, 3rd $5.00 1st $5.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00. 4th $2.00, 5th $1.00 SPECIAL AWARD MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS, LEXINGTON High individual, 1st, 2nd & 3rd place teams FFA SHOWMANSHIP SCORING: 1. Preparation 0 2. Fleshing and condition of animal 20 3. Showing 0 TOTAL 100 PREMIUMS Blue-$5.00, Red $4 .00, Whit-3.00 Grand & Reserve Grand Champ Ribbons LOT 1. Beef 2. Dairy 3. Sheep 4. Swine SPECIAL AWARDS DON It JEAN BENNETT, Heppner Champ dairy showman COUNTRY CRITTERS LIVESTOCK CLUB, Irrigon Champ swine showman PETERSON'S JEWELRY, Heppner Trophy for all-around showman
