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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1983)
Special Fair k Rodeo Section Page 5 Pennant Bearers keep active schedule, escort Rodeo Court Escorting the Fair and Rodeo Court this year are five enerpetic young Kil ls These pennant bear ers irU'luHe Pridtfetl (irccntip, iifp Ifi, Dvann Brosn.m, nie 13, Wendy Skillicorn, ape Ifi, Stacey Kennedy. aj;e H and Itohbctfe Armed, m'v )4 All re from Heppner, The girls travel with the court at parades, attend all dances and were hoMesn at the coronation dinner. The Morrow County ambassa dors volunteer for the position and me responsible for two out fits, horse and accessories They receive no money allowance Most Hnnant liearors continue their interest and eventually bo come a princess or quern, Four members of this group have had previous experience as Bobbette and Stacey were official flag holders for last year's court, and Bridged and Dyann were extra pennant bearer during the parade and rodeo So while watching this year's parade and grand entry, give an extra cheer for these girls. TOPS fix breakfast for early fans For you early parade fans, this year a cowboy breakfast will be served at the Heppner City Park from 5:30 to 0 a.m., Saturday. AuRust 27, The TOPS Club of Heppner will be cooking up a menu of sausage, pancakes and eggs. Price for adults is $3 75 and $2 75 for senior citizens and children Juice and milk are extra with coffee at no charge. Cow Belles to do demonstrations The Morrow County CowBelles will be demonstrating a beef recipe each day of the fair between 3 and 5 p.m. The CowBelles extend an invitation to every one visiting the fair to come by the Cow Belles' booth and taste the recipes. Three recipes that will be featured at the fair will be: Pizza Meatballs. Western Lite BroiJ and Hawaiian Meatballs. The group will be offering the "Wheel of Fortune" each day where a person takes a spin of a wheel for 50 cents and wins a prize. lYizes will I beef tea, beef si":.t!i bals. si l .i!cl pails, $5 beef certific.'itcs, cookbooks, jerky mix and much more. The CowBelles are always ad vertizing and promoting beef. A drawing will be held on Wednes day evening at the livestock auction for a $100 beef certificate and a clock radio. Tickets for that drawing will be available from now on for 50 cents and 25 cents at Gardner's Men's Wear in Hep pner, and of course, at the CowBelles booth located in the kitchen area during the fair week. Get your tickets now so you have a chance. The CowBelles will have on hand all kinds of free recipes and brochures, so drop by their booth and look at them. I 111 v iny. 3T f 9 Pennant bearers for this year's parade and rodeo with the queen and her court. Pennant bearers from left to right: Wendy Skillicorn, Stacey Kennedy, Bobbette Angell, Bridget Greenup and Dyann Brosnan. TISTS $k CRAFTSPEOPLE SIGMUPMOW Demonstrate and Sell Your Craft Wm 4- flin 111 Ml, i. A V TT WUIHT X C1X r.K? mm Tuesday, Aug. 23 In The Picnic Area Call 676-9474 "mm ill Aye). 22nd ? hiru 2S ffiudH&s For I&idls and Adlults Fantasy land Amusements Coupon Day Aug. 25 Ride All Day For Under $5
