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i nii'uyiaya aj a, J"' "" "' g TH ELV'F The Heppner Gaiette Morrow County Fair results COMMUNITY BOOTH! Chan OrtwitutMMM Lexington Christian Cnurch rttl. Cemmanlry tarvlce ar aclal Ortant nMM . Historical Society BliM ISmpiiHI; American Lag Ion Auk. . reeli lone Grtwdsquanra . white. Farm Orgaaliatlan - A.I.C.S. blue; Lenlnaton Grange red. Vent Orawpa . Cub Scout blue; rA, ftoarttman red. Commercial taorhs JU Ceremlci -blue; Klntu Corp. rod; Morrow Co. Wheat Lnouf white. OPEN CLASS MV! STOCK Antes - Clau A Grta Angus first; roderlck Bros. second. Lorl Jones blue; LOrf Mcond. Stwrftwr - ChrU Revet. - tint; 0rt Raucft sweood. BOATS Maters Do . Mikka Evens Hrst. SHfE BAM LAMB tjllala: . Karen LufXtar Hrst; Karen (.under second; Maircla Anderson hlrd. Yearling Cm Mart cm Andaraon . first. Mikka Andeerton . second; Nee lhar Andaraon third. EWI LAMB StrttaM . Karan Lundar first (Cham pion); Karen Launder aecond. SvttoHi Craaa Marcla Andaraon -blue. Marcla Andaraon - red; Mikka Evans red. Product Bwa Marcla Andaraon . blue. Market Lama . Mikka Evans blue; Derek Moeft - red. Fleck Karen L under . blue. Weal Mikka Evan - blue POULTRY AMD B ABUTS BANTAM Mllle Flour Ceck - Lea Wade -Champion. CHICKEN wane Pwlte . Nancy AAorter - cham pion. BABBIT SaMa dee - Irene Anhora. chempton; Irene Anhom - Grand Champion. CROPS Barley - Roger Palmer - first; Norman and Chuck Nelson - second. Alvln McCaba . third Wheat - Norman and Chuck Nelson -Sweepstake Warner - Art Crawtortf . first; George Griffith second. Cembia Baal - Norman and Chuck Netson first; Alvin McCabe second; Louis Certson third. first; Roland Bei union - second; Art Crawford - third Wheat ad Barley Slteeves Art Crawford Sweepstake. Stephen - 4C Ranch - first; Roger Palmer second; Art Crawford - third. Warner - Art Crawford - first; George Griffith - second. Bearded Barley - Roger Palmer -first. Art Crawford second BRASS Cenechoa - Harold Peck - first. Bes sheaf - Harold Peck - first. HAY Cram bay - Joe Vocom first. Brass hay - Doug Drake first. Brass togaaaa mil - David Wright . first. AtfaHa bay - Eastern Oregon Farm - first. Best Hay Exhibit . Eastern Oregon Farms first FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DWtsie I - Smell Fnrits Sraaes - Esther Mimick - first. Raspberries - Dorothy Burcnam -first. Strawberries - Molly Bill - first; Joy Kretn - second. R habere - Norman Nelson - first ; Bebe Munkers - second; Helen Martin third. Black berries - Barbara Watkins first. Bed Apple . Betty Cnrlsfmen - first. eraea Apples Esther Mimich first; Sytvie Mc Darnel second; Ann Spicer -third Yet law apple - Tom Rawlins - first; Dorothy Warren second. Striped Apefes - Betty Chrlstman -first; Helen Martin - second. Crab a pees - Esther Minnie - first; Sylvia McDaniel second ; Irene Anhom - third. 4 Peaches - Esther Minnie . first. Pears Esther Minnie. . first; Tom Rawlins second; Sylvia McDaniel -third. Ptems Ida Ferra first. Prunes Donna Bergstrom first; Ida Ferra second; Esther Minnick - third. Walnut Peggy Fish bum . first. Cantaleepe - Esther Minnick - first. Local 4-H'ers Two local girls involved in the creative arts program of 4-H have received champion ship awards at the State Fair in Salem. The championship honors went to Tricia Cox of Heppner and to Tiffany Harrison of Lexington in the junior class, for 4-H members in grades four through six. Another local 4-H'er, Susan Plocharsky of Heppner, took a blue award in decorative painting in the senior division, for 4-H'ers in grades 10 through 12. A total of 70 F.F.A. mem bers were involved in 218 shop exhibits at the state fair, reports Heppner instructor Roger Records, and 18 mem bers exhibited 41 animals. Local winners included: Grand Champion Market Steer - Kurt Hellburg, River side High School; Reserve Champion Market Steer - Roger Henry of Hep pner High School; Champion Beef Showman -John Moore, Riverside; WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY CASE FURNITURE - Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. September 1, 1983 Oarden Exhibit Kattty Tellechea -first; Bob Coata - aecond; Steve Brown, field third. Largest Vegetable Charlotte Gray first; Joy Kreln second; Carolyn Holt . th Ird. Oddity Don Shelten first; Esther Minnick - first; Kathy Tellechea -second; Joy Kreln . third. Bag. Brawn - Travis Harrison first; Susan Plocharsky second; Wayne Ptocharsky . third. Bees. ftanlam Iran Anhom - first. Eggs - white - Linda Lucas first; Irene Anhom - second. VEGETABLES Beans. Green Kathy Tellechea first ; Molly Rill - second; Esther Minnie. -third. Beans, dry . Esther Minnick - first. Beans. Yard lent Felix Friend - first. Bean, royal - Tom Rewllna - first. Beam. Lima Vanessa Thompson -first. Beans. YeWew bash - Dorothy Warren -first; Sandy Van Ltew . aecond; Tom Rawlins - third. Beets Helen Martin first; Irv Anderson - second; Ida Ferra . second; Molly Rill - third. Cabbage - Jean Bennett - first; Irv Anderson second; Dsn Snellen third. Cabbage, red Sue Vinson . first; Alberta Johannes - second. C arrets - Dorothy Burcnam . first; Tom Rawlins second, Kathy Tellechea . third Chard. Sens Tom Rawlins first. Cam - Charlotte Gray first; Dorothy Burcham . second; Steve Brownlieid -thru. Cucumbers, ktmea Irv Anderson -first; Lonny Watne second; Sylvia McDaniel third. Cucumbers, sliclnt Donna Berg. Strom first; Tom Rawlins -second; Bob Costa third. Cucumber, lent slicing Kathy Tel lechea . first; Irv Anderson - second and third. Egg Plant - Joy Krem - first. Garlic - Felix Friend - first; Esther Minnick . second; Helen Martin third. Ground Cherries Norman Nelson . first. HERBS Cbrves Gary Munkers . first; Irv Anderson second; Sylvia McDaniel . third Dill Martha Munkers - th-st; Helen Martin - second Mint Delta Huber . first; Helen Martin second. Parsley - Norman Nelson first; Jean Bennett second; Sylvia McDaniel -third. Sage - Bob Costa first. Call Hughe -second. Delta Huber third. Other - Delta Huber - first; Gail Hughes first. Cellectien - Delta Huber - first; Helen Martin second; Gall Hughe third. Kohlrabi, red - Alberta Johannes -first. Kohlrabi, green Alberta Johannes -first; Jean Bennett second; Linda Laws . third Okra - Lucille Wood - first; Irv Anderson second; Felik Friend third. Okra. red Irv Anderson - first Onions, green - Linda Lucas - first; Martha Munkers second. Onions. Spanish - "Best of Show" -Esther Minnick. Onions. Walla Walla Sweet - Ann Spicer . first. Onion, white glebe - Joy Kreln first; Helen Martin - second. Onions. Yellow glebe Sylvia McDa niel first; Bob Costa second; Alberta Johannes third. Peppers. Hat. green Vanessa Thompson . first; Lucille Wood first; Tom Rawlins first Peppers. Hot. yellow Lonny Watne -first; Tom Rawlins - first. Pepper. Sweet. Bell Esther Minnick . first; Lucille Wood second, Kathy Tellechea third. Pepper. Sweet. Banana - Tom Raw tin - first; Vanessa Thompson second ; Bob Costa - third. Potatoes. Bad Molly Rill - first. Joy Krein second; Alberta Johannes thrid Potatoes, white Alberto Johannes -first; Molly Rill second; Steve Brownfieid - third. Pumpkin . Joy Krein first. Sguash. A cere . Ann Spicer . first. Saoasn. Croak neck Ann Spicer first ; Don Snelton - second, Lucille Wood -third Sguash. Winter Sylvia McDaniel -first, second. Squash. Zucchini, green - Helen Mar tin - first; Carolyn Holt . second; Ida Ferra - third. take awards at state fair Grand Champion Market Lamb - Kimberle Wright of Heppner; Reserve Champion Market Lamb - Kimberle Wright of Heppner; Champion Sheep Showman -Kimberle Wright, Heppner; Champion Dairy Showman -Bridgett Greenup of Heppner; Champion Goat Showman -Dwight Osborne of Riverside; and All-around Showman - Brid gett Greenup of Heppner. In the advanced livestock judging, Mac-Hi placed first, Pendleton, second, and Hep pner third. The High Individual Advan ced Award went to Gina Miller of Mac-Hi, Milton-Freewater. In beginning Livestock teams Heppner took first place, followed by Mac-Hi in second. SPECIALS GOTT Thermal Jugs Hot & Cold, 2 Colors 2 Uteri 9-in. Personal Fans Hietmann's Hardware lone 422-7211 Sguash. Zucchini. Yellow Tom Raw tins first. Sguash, Other, Summer Jean Ben. nett - first. Sunflower, no stem -Joy Kreln - llrst; Chloe Pearson - second; Sylvia McDa niel - third. Tomotaes, Oreen Esther Minnick -first. Martha Munkers . second, Petri, cia Peck - third. Tomatoes. Bad, small - Esther Mln. nick first; Barbara Pike - first; Lucille Wood first. Tomatoes, ripe - Gary Munkers first; Esther Minnick second; Alberta Jo hannes - third. Other, Gourd . Alberta Johannes first; Sugar beet . Irv Anderson first. FLOWERS Div Ptortcurnjre Aimer, t Huffy. ) stems Lenna Smith first; Kathy Teilechea . aecond. Beit of Ireland - Helen Martin . first; Loree Hubbard - second Black eyed Susan - Sylvia McDaniel first; Gall Hughes second , Bebe Munkers third. Calendula, tingle Id Farra second; Gall Hughe - third. Calendula, double - Kathy Tellechea first; Martha Munkers . second; Gall Hughes third Chines Lantern - Helen Martin. Chrysanthemum, spoon, I stem Helen Martin first; Bebe Munkers second; Delta Huber - thrid Chrysanthemum, Cushion, I spray -Pauline Winter . first; Helen Martin -second; Linda Shaw - third. Chrysanthemum. Oulll. I stems Helen Martin - first. Chrysanthemum, large. V ar mart -Helen Martin first; narth Munkers second Coral bells - Sylvia McDaniel - first; Delta Huber - second; Helen Martin third. Cosmos . Chloe Pearson - first. Dahlia, 4" to " Clayton Ayers -first; Tom Rawlins second. Dahlia, under I" Joanne Wood first. Dahlia, formal decoration " H f Jane Rawlins . first; Kathy Tellechea second Dahlia, formal decoration, under " Tom Rawlins - second; Joanne Wood - first. Dahlia. I". Informal decoration Kathy Tellechea - first Dahlia, " to I". Informal decoration . Riley Munkers first Dahlia, seedling Wayne Hams - first. Daisy, aleriasa. 1 blooms - Gall Hughes first; Ida Farra second; Justine Weetbertord third Daisy, Michel mas, 1 spray Justine Weamerford - first. Daisy, Esther Reed. I stem - Delta Huber first; Patricia Peck second; Geil Hughes third. Daisy, Shaita - Gall Hughes - first; Pauline Winter second Geranium, I stem - Dorothy Burcham llrst; Kathy Tellechea second; Helen Martin - third Gladiolus, white-cream - Riley Mun kers first; Elsie Huston second. Ida Farra thrid Gladiolus, pink Diane Mortar first; Kathy Teilechea - second; Dorothy Burcham - third. Gladiotus. red Kathy Tellechea first; Carolyn Holt second; Riley Munkers - thrid. Gladiolus, yellow - Lenna Smith first. Gladiolus, ether . Lenna Smith . first, Elsie Huston first. Donna Bergstrom second; Kathy Tellechea third. Gladiolus, immature . Kathy Telle chea - first; Linda Shaw - second Heiianthvs. 1 spray - Sylvia McDaniel -first; Helen Martin - second Lilies, ether . Tom Rawlins - first; Riley Munkers second Marigolds, dwarf double Jane Raw I ins first. Linda Shaw second. Sandra Van Liew third. Marigolds, dwarf, single - Sylvia McDaniel first; Ida Farra second Marigold. 1 giant carnation Norman Nelson - first; Linda Shaw - third. Marigold. 1 mum - Jane Rawlins first; Linda Shaw second; Kathy Tellechea second Nastorfiams. S blooms - Linda Shaw first, Kathy Tellechea second Pansies. S blooms - Linda Shaw first; Kathy Tellechea - second; Donna Berg Strom . thrid Petunia, double - Kathy Tellechea llrst. Petunias, single ruffled Linda Lucas first; Gail Hughes second; Pauline Winter third High Individual Beginner was Travis Harrison of hep pner. Jay Hayes placed first in one event and seventh overall at the state F.F.A, Tractor Driving Contest on Sunday, Aug. 28. Hayes won the pallet load ing event and will receive a trophy for his efforts. He placed seventh out of 35 con testants in the state finals. Other events at the contest included Tractor maneuver ing. Tractor Loading, Cultiva tor Exercise, and a Written Test. In order to qualify for the state contest, he had to place in the top four of the district contest which was held in Milton-Freewater last May. More State Fair results will be published as they become available. 63 petunia, single Irene Anhorn - first; Delta Huber - second; Kathy Tellechea thrid Phhx. I stem Kathy Tellechea first; Patricia Peck second; Elsie Huston third Roees.MT, red Riley Munkers first; Irene Swanson second ; Gary Watkins third Roses. MT. pink Riley Munkers llrst; Linda Shaw second; Bebe Mun. kers third. Rases. NT, yellow Martha Munkers . first; Donna Bergstrom second; Ida Farra third. Rases. NT. Other Pauline Winter . first; Linda LUcas , second; Jean Bennett third Roses, Peace - Linda Shaw first; Pauline Winter . second; Riley Munkers . thrid nil. Plenaunda - Delta Huber -llrst.- Elsie Huston second; Kathy Tellechea . third Roses, miniature Delta Huber first. Roses, ether Linda Lucas second. Snapdraaens Kathy Tellechea . first. Snapdraoons, J spikes - Gall Hughes llrst; Kathy Tellechea second Sunflower, 1 blooms - Helen Martin -lirsl Sweet peas, mixed S stems Kathy Tellechea llrst. Vertjena. I stems verna Brinda first; Dorothy Burcham third. Iinnla. alant dahlia Jane Rawlins llrst. Sylvia McOanlel second; Chloe Pearson third. Imnia. pompom - Jane Rwlins first. Any Hewer not listed - Gall Hughes second and third, no first. COLLECTIONS OF FLOWERS Collection of Annua It Kathy Telle chea first. Collection of Chrysanthemums Helen Martin llrst; Donna Bergstrom . second. Oalta Huber third. CollectNM. dahlia Kathy Tellechea Cellectien of Oeldiela Kathy Telle chea Col section of rases. S varieties Donna Bergstrom first; Kathy Tellechea second; Linda Shaw third Collection of Miaed Bouquet Ida Farra llrst; Helen Martin . second; Delta Huber third PLANTS Division J Bleamina Plant. Manama . Babe Harris - first; Ann Spicer - second. Feliao Plant, Hanging Barbara Pike tirst; Helen Martin - lirst African Violet, double Elsie Huston first African Violet, single Joenn Rieber -first. Carol Helphenstine second. Vlckl Blrkbey third Begonia Alberta Johannes first; Trish Toll second. Ida Farra third Cactus . Mary Mover first; Elsie Huston second. Kathy Tellechea . third Cactus Collection Dorothv Burcham . first , Carol Allison second , Theta Lowe third Celesn Donne weed second Fern Elsie Huston second Geranium Jane Rawlins first Impatient - Diana Ball - first Ivy Donna Weed lirst; Timothy Birkby second. Phitodewdron Joan Records first; Barbara Pike second. Succulents Dorothy Burcham lirst, Carol Allison second Terrartums Carol Allison first. Other - Phyllis Piper first; Ida Farra . second; Nina Denton . third. More results to follow next week a)LL, V For scat? e holiday CRITERION STEEL RADIAL OUR PERFECT 10 FOR LARGE CARS Size Price P185x13 - 60.01 Pl95x14 - 67.47 P205x14 - 69.36 P215x14 - 73.85 P205x15 - 71.08 P2.15x15 - 75.49 P225x15 - 77.65 P235x13 83.52 Sheriff gives With the approach of Labor Day Weekend, Morrow County Sheriff Roy Drago asks all citi?.ens to drive safely and make this holiday period a happy and enjoyable one. Traditionally during Labor Day. our roadways experience one of the highest traffic flows during the year. Py following a few simple rules, drivers could reduce automobile ac cidents which result In injury and death, Drago said. According to the sheriff, when an emergency occurs, there is pressure to think quickly and react immedia tely. To help the conscientious driver prepare before a haz ardous situation occurs, the following is suggested: If your brakes fail, pump the brake pedal quickly. If this does not slow or stop the car, apply the parking brake. If you still cannot stop, shift into a lower gear and pull as far over to the side of the rond as vou safelv can. Opi union r jffc" ' Question: "How do you feel this year's Morrow County Fair and Rodeo compares with previous years?" "The rodeo was better. There were more people there and more contestants at the open show," said Marcla Kemp, Lexington, 'The fair attendance was up I was bo upset I missed Helen Cornelius." Also pictured are Tina Kemp, age five (left) and Toni Kemp, age four, LAEQUDAY SUNsational E SELECTION and VALUE Kg. road $yf Ri HAZARD 3?f I StabWty with comfort, Exrtang Casting, Pram tum Quality. Les Schwab's FINEST PICKUP TIRE 700x15 6 ply 58.21 2.81 750x16 8 ply 76.76 950x16.5 8 ply 82.34 Labor Day Weekend traffic If you are blinded by on coming hendlights, slow down. Flick your bright lights, ir the vehicle is more than 1 ,(KK) feet nwiiy, and then lower them. This might remind the on coming driver to lower his lights. Avoid looking at the glaring limits, look lo the edge of the road. Keep as far to the right as you can. If you begin to skid, gra dually take your foot off the gas pedal Avoid slamming on the brake. Steer In the direc tion of the skid. When you have stopped skidding, apply the brakes gradually by pumping them. He ready for a possible counter skid If your car catches on fire of if you smell smoke or see flames, pull off the rond im mediately. Turn off the igni tion and get everyone out of the car. Send someone to call the fire department and a law enforcement agency. Keep away from the car in case of an explosion. If n tire blows out, avoid slamming on the brakes, in stead pump lightly on the brake. Grip the steering wheel What's Your fa Main & May St. 676-9401 or 676-9463 drilling 3.51 4 21 J Usaaaaiaiaiw ,iit a ait) firmly to guide the vehicle on a straight path, Tull off the road to change the tire, plac ing flares or triangular warn ing reflectors behind and In front of your car. If you have lo make un emergency stop, signal and pull off the roadway as care fully as possible. Try to stop at a safe Sot as far off the road as possible. Turn on your four way flasher. If your car is disabled, set out flares or triangular warn ing devices and turn on your four way flashers. If you are Thank You To our dentist. Dr. Thomas Alexander, for all the time and effort you've so freely given to the Doboszynskis. The Hope-Valby Refugee Committee I T T T T t T The Annual Meeting of Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative. Inc. will be held on November 10, 1983. Organizations desiring to serve the meal are invited to submit proposals by September 15, 1883. 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