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T'W pi pwu pM jiii' pm pi p" tf "'WPT i yi ymii Mimpimnpjiiiiii.iiiiiljiinniiipwppniiir- ir . p yHi r "p " rrl'"" 'rr"' i niiiniiipn- M MlMJtMMiM,MrMl TT-.r pr yy y t . pp-.--,-.- -pr-rl"1i W I r-n y 4ftfi t.i p jupupi u"ww" Bl" pf'pl'yi' JU )! iw p K' p pM pi pi j Th Hrppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thuriday, August 13, I981-FIVE v r ... i I : 5- .... ' ( s s 1 t A Irrigon cowboy takes top honors at junior rodeo I rrr t, . 1 1 it ' : tr4 .. i . 1 , I. A IK) Ntudentti and their host famlls poite for a picture together at the the Tuettday Chamber of Commerce meeting in Heppner. The students, who are here as part of a Japanese-American exchange, played instruments, danced and displayed gifts given to their hosts. from the Pendleton East Oregonian HERMISTON Rocky Steagall of Irrigon took first place in bareback riding and bull riding on his way to capturing the senior boys all-around title in the Western State junior rodeo at the Umatilla County Fair. Other all-around winners in the rodeo, which concluded Saturday night, were Cindy Stephen. Nampa, Idaho, sen ior girls: Cody Hassler, Walla Walla. Wash.. Junior boys, and Molly McAuliffe. Fort Kla math. Ore., junior girls. Local cowboys fared well in the senior boys division. Don Kindsfather and Cliff Dough erty finished first and second respectively in tie-down calf roping. Dougherty also picked up a second in team roping by combining with another Hep pner cowboy, Brett Sherer. But they were more than 11 seconds slower than the win ning time of John Wagner, Echo, and Scott English, Hermiston, who finished in 10.23 seconds. English tied Micah Lynch, Fairview, Okla., for first In saddle bronc riding. Each had scores of 66. Steagall was third with a 63. Joe Bartlett, Hermiston, easily won the steer wrestling competition with a quick time of 4.29 seconds. Kevin Harris, Pendleton, was second and Sherer placed third. Lee Rice, Heppner, who won the national high school championship in bareback riding last week, had to settle for second place this time behind Steagall. The girls all-around cham pion in the state high school competition this year, Hep pner's Tara Mahoney, was the fastest among the senior girls in breakaway roping with her time of 8.11. Her sister, Trisha, finished second in breakaway roping among the junior girls. In the junior boys division, Leonard Little, Hermiston, edged several others for first place in steer riding and Steve Currin. Heppner. placed second in ribbon dogging. Labo excluinge student Sono Yoshikawa performs a traditional Japanese dance for the members of the Heppner Morrow Chamber of Commerce at their noon luncheon Tuesday. What's Your Opinion? "What do you feel nlwut F'resident Reugun giving the go ahead on production of the neutron bomb?" "If our allies in Europe will support it. go ahead (with production). Hut if Germany and other NATO allies are against it we should do something else ... explore other options," said Lawrence Green, Wasco. Smith schedules town meeting at Hermiston Second District Congress man Denny Smith will hold a town meeting in Hermiston on Friduy, August 21, beginning at 3 p.m. at Armand Larive Junior High, 119 East Ridge way. "I'm looking forward to discussing with the Hermiston area residents the steps Con gress has taken toward achieving our goal of econom ic recovery, and what the President's program will mean to the 2nd District," Smith said. "This will be a ' good opportunity to discuss the next major task facing Congress, funding the Social Security program. I am committed to seeing that Social Security benefits remain intact for all those who've contributed their hard-earned dollars into the system," Smith said. Smith's visit to Hermiston is one of 10 town meetings scheduled during August in the Second District. 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