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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1984)
DIVISION 4 COLLECTORS CORNER Superintendents: Edna Pe ck. Sharon Harrison, Barbara Antolgui PREMIUMS: Flrst-14. Second 13. Third 12 Sweepstakes Ribbon All exhibits must b clean. Soiled exhibits will not be Judged. One item only constitutes an exhibit where noted. Items previously exhibited will not be judged. Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Premium Book-TWENTY-ONE DIVISION 5 MINIATURE CAR RACES Superintendent: Dan Mc Bride LOT 1. Advertising old 2. Antique dish a. plate b. lea pot c. tureen 3. Bell Collection 4 Bottles old a canning jars b. frosted - three c. miniatures five d. most unusual e. booze bottles old, limit 3 f. medicine bottles five g. soda, three h. suncolored. three i. collection - six. one color 5. Boxes, old fancy 6. Brass item 7. Calendar, old 8. Candlestick holders, old 9 Copper item 10 Crockery item, old II. Crumb tray 12 Cups a. antique b. mustache c. shaving d. lea 13. Fan. fancy hand 14. Fossils 15. Found item 16. Glassware a. carnival glass b. cranberry c. ciji glass d. Irohled e. milk glass f. pressed g ruby 17. Granite ware 18. Hair styling items, old 19. Household item, old 20. Indian a. arrowheads b. artifacts 21. Ink well 22. Ironware, old 23. Jewelry, old 24. Knife, old hunting or pocket 25. Lantern, old 26. Leather article, old 27. Magazines, old - limit 3 2B. Manicure set 29. Mounted collection 30. Musical instrument 31. Pewter article 32. Photographs, old 33 Picture, old 34 Pitcher, old 35. Postcards, old 36. Razor, old straight edge 37. Silver article, old 38. Tools, old 39 Toys, old a. dishes b doll c. furniture d. game e. metal 4). Salt and pepper shakers, limit 3 pair 41. Thimble collection 42. Tinware, limit 3 v . 43 Vanity set 44 Vase, old one or one pair 45. Watch, old 4fi Wooden ware article 47 Cameras, old 48 Other REMIIMS: First - $4, Second -13. third $2 Double elimination Wood race cars. Racing Specifications: - 1. Width overall width shall not exceed 2V 2. Length overall length shall not exceed 7" 3. Weight : Shall not exceed five ounces. No loose materials of any kind are permitted in the car. The car may be hollowed out and built to the maximum weight by the addition of wood or metal only, provided it is securely built into the body. 4. Wheel bearings: washers and bushings are prohibited. 5. Springing: The car shall not ride on any type of spring. 6. Details: Details such as steering wheel, decals, painting interior detail are permissible as long as these details do not exceed the maximum length, width and weight specifications. 7. Attachments: The car must be free wheeling with no starting device. 8. Inspection: Each car will be inspected by the superintendent. The superintendent has the right to disqualify any car that does not meet specifications. 9. Owner: Car may be raced by one owner. (May not be used by son and father both i. 10. Two cars will be raced at a time. Double elimination will he used. 11. This will be open to three different age groups: 1-10; 11-15; 16-100. 12. First, second and third prize for each group. Prize will also be given to the best finished and designed car in each group. 13. Cars are to be left at the fair on display and after entry to car race. DEPT. X. YOUTH PET SHOW Superintendent: Karen Thompson PREMIUMS: Ribbon and f I for each exhibitor 2 p.m. Tuesday. August 14 - PARADE OF PETS Open to children under 12. Open to all kinds of pets, one pet per child may be shown. Exhibitors will care for pets during show. SCHOOL EXHIBITS Participating schools: A.C. Houghton. Heppner. lone A space measuring 8 ft. across the front is allotted for each school. School is not to exceed that Imit and is encouraged not to overcrowd exhibit area in order that all items exhibited may be viewed easily. Each school is responsible for collecting items to be exhibited and preparing their school's exhibit at the fair. PR EMU MS: Each school exhibiting will be awarded 125 A ribbon will be awarded to each exhibit -""MW"-"! j-otwct-.. .,.u -:.:-. ..-UJi - (( Mil U fc i : 1 Other banks stop here. We don't. cw I LJ You don't leave First Interstate Bank when you leave the state line behind. Wherever you travel throughout the 11 western states, we're stand ing by. With over 900 offices where you can always cash checks. With over 600 Day and Night Teller machines that let you withdraw up to $200 from your checking and savings account or take a $200 cash advance on your First Interstate Bank VISA card. So if you want state-of-the-art banking, come to where you can bank in more than one state. 0 First IntcrsUsto Bank Membei FDIC STOP BY OUR BRANCH IN HEPPNER
