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T E N -T to Hr p y r r < . i i r l u T lii» > Hrppn<r O rag sa. t W l i i y . ' “ ««••• O . IH4 Births F F A announces award winners The following winner« have been announced a i recipient» o I 1994 Morrow County Fair Future Farm* er« of Am tfica awards Grand Champion Beef Steer Kurt Hellbrrg Riverside Reserve Champion Beef Steer Ale« Lindsay, Heppner Grand Champion Beef Showman Susie Martin, Heppner Reserve Champion Beef Show man- Ale» landsay. Heppner Grand Champion Market Hog- Andrea Ball. Heppner Reserve Champion Market Hog- Mike Ammons. Riverside Grand Champion Swine Showman Mike Ammons. Riverside Reserve Champion Swine Show man Joe Taylor. Heppner Grand champion Market Lamb Kim Wright. Heppner Reserve Champion Market Lamb Kim Wright. Heppner Grand Champion Sheep Showman Steve Curtin. Heppner Reserve Champion Sheep .Show man-Vince Carpenter. Riverside Champion Dairy Showman Brid gelt Greenup. Heppner champion Dairy Goat Showman Dwight Osborne. Riverside Tractor Driving Team Heppner Bridged Greenup gets h®r f,bbo n FFA Tractor Driving High Individual Steve Currtn, Heppner FFA Master Showmanship Steve Currtn. Heppner 4-H'ers enter local contest By B IK D IN F TULFIK Z . T> Tsmmv kails Smith j igTITit Tammy Anita, was born to Sheree and Robert Smith of Lexington August 12. 1984 al Pendleton Com mumty Memorial Hospital in Pend leton She weighed 8 Iba 14 01 Grandparents are Betty Mar- quardt of Lexington and Bud and Doreen Englrrt of Heppner Great grandparrnts are Truman and Leita Messenger of Islington Tammy joins a lister Mindy. 2. at home kthlev Dawn W arda daughter, Ashley Dawn was born August 12, 1984 to Susie and Jim Ward .( Heppnrr at St Mary Medical Center in Walla Walla She weighed 7 Iba 6 ot Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond French of Heppner Joy Ward of Athena and Bill Ward of Pendleton Great Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lacey Ward of Emmett. Idaho Aahley joins a sister Undue) I. at home (s id e Jo Virginia Carr a da ugh ter. Callle Jo Virginia was born to Ginny and Butch Carr of John Day on August 10. 1984 al Blue Mounlain Hospital She weighed 8 lbs 30 1 ^ ot Grandparents are Blanch McDan lel of Lonerock. Cecil McDaniel of Heppner and Mr and Mrs George Carr of John Day Great -Grandparents are Agnes Davis and Ethel Robinson, both of Heppner and Jessie Vanderpool of John Day. She joins two brothers Michael 7, and Matthew , 5, at home Sieve Currm receives The cake contest is local, not a state event 4-H’ers receive special awards at fair The Morrow County Kxtension office has announced the following winners of special 4 If awards dur ing the 1984 Morrow County fair Home Kronomics Awards Foods Contests Champion Junior Cookie Baking Contest Brandi Ball, lone, by Green field Grange No 579. Hoar dm an Champion Junior Measuring Con test Jason Stanley, Irrtg o n , by Greenfield Grange No 579. Board man Champion Junior OW'GL Baking Contest Heidi Nelson. Islin g ton , by OWGL Consumers Program Com mittee Champion Intermediate OW'GL Baking Contest I>eena Hams. lone, by OWGL Consumers Program Committee Champion Senior OW'GL Baking Contest Paula Plocharsky, Hepp ner. by OW'GL Consumers Program Committee Intermediate Baking Powder or M i Product K a tb lo o itra te ii. l-rxington. by Oregon Wheat Com mission Intermediate Yeast Product Amy Hobbs, Irrigon. by Oregon Wheat Commission Senior Yeast Product Paula Plo charsky. Heppner, by Oregon Wheat Commission Champion Junior Salad or Sand wirh Contest Amy Wagenhlast lev ington. by Hon McDonald Chevrolet, Heppner Champion In te rm e d ia te Salad Contest Susan Plocharsky. Hepp ner, by lone Merry Mi*ers Club, Pat Pettyjohn, lone Champion Senior Salad Contest Paula Plocharsky. Heppner. by l e * ington Machine Works, AI Brarell, Lexington Champion Interm ediate Main DtshSwayne Evans.- Irrigon. by lleppenr Bowl. Heppner Champion Intermediate Vegeta ble Dish Amy Hobbs. Irrigon, by former Merry Mixers 4 II Club. Pat Pettyjohn, lone Cow Belles Beef Brow n Bag Con test sponsored by Morrow County Cow Belles First place Molly Evans. Irrigon second place Benji Pearson. Hepp ner and third place Kathleen Bra tell l-evington Best Junior Snack Using Dairy Product Jason Stanley. Irrigon, by Oregon Dairy Wives. Salem Best Intermediate Main Dish Us mg Dairy Product-Swayne Evans. Irrigon, by Oregon Dairy Wives, Salem Hesl Food Preservation Awards Kunberle Wright Heppner Nance Wright Heppner, Judy Jepaen, lone, by Ball Canning Company Special Style Revue Awards Co-Champion Beginner Clothing Style Revue Jenni Weygandt Hepp ner. Molly Evans. Irrigon. by TuJ Tec. Mark Tullis, lone , by Board man Enterprise. Boardman (hampion Junior Clothing Style Revue Linda Morter, lone, by Pine City Study Group (hampion Intermediate Clothing Style Revue Amy Hobbs. Irrigon. by Huth McCabe, lone (hampion Senior (Tolhing Style Revue Noel I* Rill Heppner by Pine City Study Group Intermediate Knitting Style Re vue Wool Benji I'ear son Heppner. by ( wegor. Sheep Growers Auxiliary- Intermediate Clothing Style Re vue Wool Amy Hobbs Irrigon. by Oregon Sheep Growers Auxiliary Senior Clothing Style Revue Wool Paula Plocharsky Heppner. by Ore gun Sheep Growers Auxiliary (hampion Beginner Favorite Out fit Contest Molly Evans. Irrigon. by A 11 #. 21 is special day at Heppner Auto Parts ington FFA a w a rd Country Rose, Cindy Schmidt. Hep pner (hampion Junior Favorite oullit Contest Judy Jepsen. lone by Coun try Rose. Cindy Schmidt. Heppner (hampion Intermediate Favorite Outfit Contest Nance W righi Hepp ner, by Country Rose. Cindy Schmidt. Heppner Champion Senior Favorite Outfit Contest Kimberly Hughes. Heppner by Country Rose, Cindy Schmidt, Heppner Champion Junior Swing Skills Contest Dawn Ammons Boardman. by Case Furniturr Rita Hedman. Heppner Champion Intermediate Sewing Skills Contest Henji Pearson. Hepp ner. by Case Furniture. ICita Hed man, Heppnrr Champion Senior Sewing Skills Contest Paula Plocharsky Hepp ner. by Case Furniture. Rita Hed man. Heppner Best Intermediate Knitted Gar men! Benji Pearson Heppner. by Henry A Dorothy Krebs Cecil Best Intermediate Garment 100 percent Wool Amy Hobbs. Irrigon. by Henry A Dorothy Krebs. Cecil Besl Senior Garment ion percent Wool Paula Plocharsky. Heppner by Henry A Dorothy Krebs. Cecil Presentation Awards Best A griculture Presentation Dawn Timms Irrigon. by Country Critters 4 H Club. Irrigon Overall Outstanding Presentation Dawn Timms. Irrigon. by Interested Person Besl Team Foods Presentation Benji Pearson and Susan Plochar sky Heppner, by Rhea Creek Study Group Besl Junior Presentation Shanna Evans. Irrigon. by Homemakers of North Morrow Study Group. Irrigon Besl Intermediate Presentation Swayne Evans. Irrigon. by Home makers of North Morrow Study Group. Irrigon Best Senior Presentation Dawn Timms. Irrigon. by Interested Per son Creative Arts Awards Outstanding Decorative Painting Exhibit l-inda Morter. lone, by Col umbia Basin Electric Co-op. Hep pner Outstanding Creative Arts Exhibit Other than painting1 Amy Hobbs. Irrigon. by Judie l.aughhn Hep pner Hest F ib er Arts Exh ibit Amy Hobbs. Irrigon. by Souper Seamers 4 II Club, Judy Wright. Heppner Best Ml sc Creative Arts Exhibit Mary Osmin. Heppner. by Board man Enterprise, Boardman Best 4 H Photography Exhibit Terry Chinen Heppner. by Tul Tec, Mark Tullis. lone August 21 is indeed a very special day around the Heppner Auto Parts Store It probably isn't uncommon for two people in the same shop to have their wedding anniversaries on the same day hut how about all three'' Ted and Trish Toll. Ron and Ginger Bowman, and Boh and Aloha IteSpain all celebrate anniversaries on August 21 Ted and Ron work for slore owners Bob and Aloha "They're all on the same day," Bob said but added not the same year " 0 u * 1 W Hv B IK D IN F TULLIS DSC Extension Service Morrow ( ounly Every participant in the new CiiwHeile v Beef Brown Bag Contest knew exactly what he she was going to do when the contest started Each got right down to the busi ness of creating a nutritious beef sandwich and decorating a paper bag to promote beef At the end of the half hour allowed. Molly Evans. Irrigon. youngest of the group was proclaimed first place winner and awarded a prize of $12 1 ash Molly 's creation was prepared on a bagel and included many other nutritious additions She lopped it off with a garnish of radish and parsly Her decorated bag featured a cartoon cow. plus a brass bell and bandana handkerchief tie She knew why you should eat beef, too Second place winner was Benji Pearson. Heppner. with a brown bag proclaiming "Beautiful Beef Can't He Beat", and a very nutritious combination of products dressing up her basic beef sandwich Taking third honors. Kathleen Brazed. Lexington, chose to build her decorations on "Beef Builds a Better Body" with before and after drawings and slogan The contest, new this year, was developed by local CowBelles to promote the use of beef, as well as provide added educational events fore 4-H ers CowBelles provide the beef and prizes. 4-H'ers provide the creativ ity and skills Grange to hold annual picnic Willows Grange has scheduled their annual picnic on Sunday. Aug 28. 4 p m al the grange hall The potluck supper will begin at 5 p m A spokesperson for the Grange says that ad grangers and tiieir friends are invited to attend Traction, mileage and fuel efficiency! M y PUBLIC NOTICE J Iienite Berg of Hermiston will be coming to the Heppner Lexington lone area once a month or oftrner if needed representing the Prudential Insurance Company She is in the Boardman area approxim ately twice each month p aVto1t T»Fe I PUBI PUBLIC NOTICES A Decision Notice prepared pursu NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS anl to the National Environmental APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF Protection Act of 1989 has tieen duly U N CLAIM ED MONEYS signed and executed this date for The following named persons are Junkens Timber Sale, located in apparent owners of unclaimed I m U M II IS, 24. and 25 T 8-S K moneys 1 property reported to the 32E . and Sections 7. it ib . 19 20 . Division of State lainds Salem, 21. 27. 2H. 29 . 30. 31. 32 . 33. and 34. ( Ircgon T US . R 33E W M , Grant Coun Boardman ty. Oregon, Dale Ranger District. Verna E Gauthier. P O Box 139 Cmatilla National Forest Heppner J lane Timber Sale located in sec lasmard K Schwarz. Box 801 lions 18. 19. 27. ,'H and 29. TICS . R lone UF W M (.1 .mi 1 ounly . 1 Ire Barbara H Peterson. Box 210 gon. Dale Hanger District, I'm * Donna D Peterson. P O Box 395 till.« National Forest Irrigon Prairie LP Timber Sale, located Gibb L Evans m T is , R BE and l iS R BR . Jan Evans W M Morrow County. Oregon. Information concerning the a- Heppner Ranger District, lm a til mount and description of the proper la National Forest ty and the name and address of the CORRECTION Thimbletn-rry holder may he obtained by any Timber Sale A Public Notice exe person possessing a legal or equit cuted August 2 1984 incorrectly able interest in the property by dies the location of the Thimble W RITING to the Division of Slate berry Timber Sale as being in Wal latnds. 1445 Slate Street. Salem.Ore- Iowa County It should be cited as gon 97310 because of the large bring in I'm atilla County as fol number of names being published lows: throughout the stale, we will not be Thimbleberry Timber Sale, local able lo provide information by tele rd in SaeUana 9 10 11 I I 13 . 14 . phone Please allow two weeks for a 15. 1«. 20. 21. 22 . 23. 24 25. 28. 27. response to your inquiry and 28 T IN R I T W M Uma If proof of claim is not presented 1 ilia Count). Oregon Walla Walla by the owner to the holder, and if the Ranger District, I'm atilla Nation owner's right to receive the property al Forest is not established to tjie holder's Copies of the Decision Notice are satisfaction by November 2, 1984, available al any Cmatilla National the unclaimed moneys will he placed Forest office The environmental in the custody of the Division of Stale documentation is on file at the l-ands. to which all further claims respective District Ranger's Office must be directed Decisions are subject to appeal ORS 98 418 Certain agreements to pursuant to 36 CFK 211 18 A notice pay for the recovery of abandoned of appeal must be filed with the property unenforceable All agree Forest Supervisor within forty five ments to pay compensation to re i 45 i days from the date of said cover or assist in the recovery of Decision Notice property reported under ORS 98 352 Signed this 14th day of August. 1984 made within 24 months after the JOHN E LOWE dale payment or delivery is made Forest Supervisor under l)RS 98 362 are unenforceable 2517 S W Hailey Avenue Published August 23. 30. 1984 Pendleton. Oregon 97801 Published August 23. 1984 Denise Berg Aside from tlie variety of inauran res which she sella she has recently become registered with the National Association of Security Dealers and is able to advise clients about common stock investments, mutual funds, and variable life and annuity benefits Following is a list of prize winners from her commercial booth at the Morrow County Fair Billie Doher ty. Heppner an ice chest. Debra Peck. Lexington an air pot. Loren Heideman. lone an assortment of herbal tea; and Janet Greenup Heppnrr a tool kit Berg is a member of tile Blue Mountain Life Underwriters Assoc . a director of the Blue Mt Old Time Fiddlers, and a member of Coium hia Grange She will appear with the 1 ild Time Fiddlers at the Irrigon Watermelon Festival. August 25 and at Islin g ton Grange October 20 "In the three months I have been working in Heppner. I have enjoyed meeting the people and looking forward to working with them In the future." said Berg Youngest 4-H entrant wins CowBelles Brown Bag Contest lis t 3 vtrnviun Service Marrow C ounly A first time contest st county fair, the Intermediate Senior Cake Bsk mg attracted a number of skilled bakers The recipe was a two-egg. easy mix cake Winners were Cham pion-Benji Pearson. Heppner. and Reserve champion Kathleen Brarell. lev Prudential agent to serve Heppner Dayton Blue Ribbon Steel Belted Radial H sut 185 75 K 13 fc f 185-75 K 14 17.29 215- 75 R 14 84.18 205 75 H 15 S3 18 ♦ ■ I. It 215-75 H IS M «8 225 75 R 15 4* U ^ J 23V 75 R 15 U r . L J J ________ ~ D aytona FD7 & FD8 S te e l B e l t e d s ia 1 SMC 12 ISSH 13 IR5R13 l TSR 14 th.SK 15 IBS 70KI4 195 70 K 14 as low as pea 53.74 * 5374 • Twin steel belts tor strength and stability • Aggressive 5-db head design • Easy rolling radial polyester cord body conserves gas 72.2$ wot low poewd ioo< D ayton Super E.M.T. Bias p«na 34 28 38 58 19 48 4158 58 88 7 00 X IS LT 52 48 H79 X ISLT 81.99 • 75 X 19 5 LT 72.99 9 50 X 18 SLT 77 45 52 88 52 58 Morrow County Grain Growers*«. Ph 989 8221 • P O Box 367 Lexington. 1 (800 )45 2 7396 i
