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The Heppner G l i M I r Time» Heppner. Oregon Thursday, \ugutl M. W ranglers H orse Show Results Th« following m u l t i have b«rn tubmitted for th« Saturday. Aug 25 Wranglers sponsored Morrow Coun ty Open Horse Show Judges were Jackie Kulpa and Paula King Halter Confirmation Oasaes (Tasa 1 one and two year old gildings first-Silver Dollar Snip award by Bill and Kite Hraly. second Mur Doc Malbee owned by Monte and Becky Evans. and third Ima Special Flash owned by Mar lene Currin Hass 2 three and four year old geldings first Why Worry Tucker owned by Monte and Becky Evans, second Bo -D Bar owned by Marlene Currtn. third Three speed Jr owned by Kristi O Brien and fourth place horse was owned by Donna Troxell Class 3 five year and older geld ings first Dee Bars Top Hand owned by Wayne and Susan Kvans. second Wagon Party, third Norchas Jeepers owned by Mary Ann Munk ers and fourth Kimble Clancy owned by Bill and Kile Healy Grandchampion gelding I>ee Bars Top Hand owned by Wayne and Susan Evans Reserve Champion gelding Wagon Party Class 4 ponies up to SO” first Crystal Troxell. and second Brownie •Charene Coe Class 5 pomes up to 56” first Jabina Staci O 'B rien , second Streaker Tricia Coe. third Goldie Sara Greenup, and fourth Mr Ed Rondi Robinson Class 6 five year and older mares first-Candy l)ee Cox Bill and Kite Healy, second Cougar's Bambi Dawn Peterson, third Miss Moon Dimmer Joan Eckman, and fourth Bell Dawn Peterson Class 7 three and four year old mares first Little Miss Moon Ann etle Wilgers, second Mae Good Star Bill and Kite Healy. and third Miss L Charm Bill and Kite Healy Class 8 one and two year old fillies first Bug Me Easy Erna Winchester. second Chettaleabar Bill and Kite Healy. third Jet's Fire Fox Marlene Currin. and fourth R Miss Steeldust Kathleen Bra/ell Class 9 Broodmares First Rasp berry Ripple-Chris Nordstrom, Sec ond Miss Hooky Dell Marlene Cur rin. and third-Judy's Poo Bill and Kite Healy Class 10 1984 fillies first Down Pour Erna Winchester, second Mis fit Moon Chris Nordstrom , and third-Unnamed Hill and Kite Healy Class II Mare and Nursing Foal first Judy's Poco & filly-Bill and Kite Healy. and second Jet's Mae Star & filly Bill and Kite Healy Class 12 Produce of Dam first Jazzy l.ady Bug Erna Winchester, second Mae Good Star Bill and Kite Healy, third-Deke Dunnit Marlene Currin. and fourth Miss Clancy Bar Bill and Kite Healy Class 13 Get of Sire first Woody B Good Bill and Kite Healy, second Kimble Clancy Bill and Kite Healy. and thirdChet Young 89er Bill and Kite Healy Grand CTiampion Mare Candy Dee Cox- Bill and Kite Healy Reserve Champion Mare Bug Me Easy Erna Winchester Class 14 1984 colts first Woody B Final Bill and Kite Healy. and sec ond ulJnnamed Bridget) Greenup Class 15 one year and older Stallions first Ricky T Bridget! Greenup Grandchampion Stallion Woody B Final Bill and Kite Healy Reserve Champion Stallion Ricky T Bridgett Greenup Performance Classes Class 16 Morrow County leadline Class first-Casey Evans riding May Edith, second Tiffame Munkers riding Norchas Jeepers. third Jeff Currin riding Miss Hooky Dell, and fourth Annie Hisler riding Tobi Class 17 Morrow County Walk Trot Class first Josie Evans riding Oscar, second Crystal Troxell and third Casey O'Brien riding Rooster Class 18 Morrow County Perform ance Ponies first Charene Coe riding Brownie, second Rondi Rob inson riding Mr Ed. third Shawn Hisler riding Tobi. and fourth Sara Greenup riding Goldie Class 19 Open English Pleasure 17 and under first Marie Edwards G A Desert Sage, second Rondi Robin son Faeleap. third-Cindy Delhis Dee Tivio Twist, fourth Kathleen Bra zell Blackchip. fifth Heather Eck man Jets I hinny Bar. and sixth Hoi ly Eckman Boxaro Shelly Class 20 Open English Pleasure 18 and over first Susan Evans Dee Bars Top Hand, second Becky Ev ans May Edith, third Sylvia Nash Amigo Hustler, and fourth Annette Wilgers Sierra Seneca Class 21 Open English Equitation 17 and under first Michael Meads Gamblers Lucky Bar. second Cindy Dellas Dee Ttvio Twist, third Mane Edward* G A Desert Sage, fourth Rondi Robinson-Jaeleap, fifth Heather Eckman Jet's Dunny Bar and sixth Kathleen Brazed Black Chip class 22 Open English Equitation 18 and over first Becky Evans May Edith, second Susan Evans Dee Bars Top Hand, third Sylvia Nash Amigo Hustler, and fourth Annette W ilgers-Sierra Seneca Class 23 Open Hunter Schooling Class All Ages First Michael Meads Gamblers Lucky Bar. and second Rondi Robin son Jaeleap Class 24 Open working hunter all age* first Kathleen Hrazrll Black Chip class 25 Morrow County Stock Seat Equitation 12 and under first Rondi Robinson Jaeleap. sec ond Kelsie Kvans Dee Bars Top Hand, third Heather Eckman Jets Ihinny Bar. and fourth Kristi O'Bri en Bum Clas 26 ( ipen W estern Pleasure Color All ages first Sylvia Nash 'Am igo Hustler, second Michael Meads (¡amblers Lucky Bar. third Becky Evans May Edith fourth Cindy Aiken Speckles Red. fifth An nette Wilgers Sierra Seneca, and sixth Judy Jepsen Socks Class 27 A 28 combined Morrow County Stock Seat Equitation first M arlene C urrin Miss Hooky Dell, second Becky Evans Why Wor ry Tucker, third Mary Ann Munk ers Norchas Jeepers. and fourth An nette Wilgers Sierra Seneca Class 29 Open Stock Seat Equita tion 12 and under first Heather Eckman Jet's Dunny Bar, second Holly Eckman Boxaro Shelly, and third Amy Greenup Redgie Class 30 Open Stock Seat Equita lion 13 17 first Michael Meads Gamblers Lucky Bar, second Mary Lieuallen Pinehill Lucky, third Ma rie Edwards G A Desert Sage, and fourth -Cindy Dellos D m Tivio Twist Class 31 Open Stock Seat Equita turn 18 and over first Becky Evans May Edith, second Marlene Currin Miss Hooky Doll, and third Annette W ilgers Sierra Seneca Class 32 Morrow County Western Pleasure 12 and under first Kelsie Evans-Dee Bars Top Hand, second Rondi Robinson Jaeleap. third Heather Eckman Jets Dunny Bar and fourth Tricia Coe Streaker Class 33 Morrow County Junior Western Pleasure first Becky Ev ans Why Worry Tucker, second Marlene Currin Ima Special Flash third M erlvn Robinson Channell. and fourth K risti O 'B rien Three Speed Jr Class 34 35 combined Morrow County Western Pleasure first-Su san Evans Dee Bars Top Hand, second Marlene Currin Miss Hooky Dell, third Becky Evans May Edith and fourth Annette Wilgers Sierra Seneca Class 36 < (pen Western Pleasure 17 and under first Marie Edwards G A Desert Sage, second Michael Meads Gambler* Lucky Bar. third Cindy Dellos Dee T ivio Tw ist, fourth M ary Lieuallen Pine H ill Lucky, fifth Judy Jepsen Socks, and sixth Bobbi Brooks Teka Class 37 Open Western Pleasure 18 and over first Susan Evans-Dee Bars Top Hand, second Marlene Currin Miss Hooky Dell, thirdCindy Aiken Speckles Red. fourth Sylvia Nash Amigo Hustler, and fifth Orla Mae Brooks Charlie Te Pride Clas* 38 Open Command Class All Ages first-Oindy Aiken Speckles Red. second Merlyn Robinson Jae leap, third Annette W ilgers Sierra Seneca, fourth Mary Ann Munkers Norchas Jeepers. fifth M ichael Meads Gamblers Lucky Bar and sixth Marlene Currin Miss Hooky Dell Class 39 Morrow County Junior Reining» first Jim West J R sec ond Becky Evans Why Worry Tuck er. third Kristi O'Brien Three Speed Jr and fourth Merlyn Robinson Channell Clas 4«) Morrow County Senior Reining first Mary Ann Munkers Norchas Jeepers second Mary Ann Munkers Mr Show Music, third Marlene Currin Miss Hooky I (ell, and fourth Becky Evans May Edith Class 41 Open Stock Horse All Ages first Michael Meads Gam biers Lucky Bar. second Orla Mae BrooksCharlie Te Pride and third- Cindy Dcllos Dee Tivio Twist Class 42 Morrow County Working Cow Horse first Mary Ann Munk ers Norchas Jeepers. second Becky Evans Why Worry Tucker, third Cover Ups For Your Car or Rig • Floor Mats • Seat Covers • Wheel Gloves • Several Colors & Types HEPPNER AUTO <8S> PARTS * 676-9123 « John Moyer Bar Time Moon and fourth Mary Ann Munkers Mr Show Music Class 43 Morrow County Trail 17 and under first Kathleen Hrazell Blackchip, secood-Kristi O'Brien Bum third Judy Jepsen Socks, and fourth Charene Coe Brownie Class 44 Morrow County T rail 18 and over first Merlyn Robinson Jaeleap second Becky Evans May Edith, third Mary Ann Munkers Norchas Jeepers, and fourth Annet te Wilgers Sierra Seneca Class 45 Morrow County Junior Trail Horse first Becky Evans Why Worry Tucker, second Merlyn Robinson Channell. third Jim West J R . and fourth Kristi O'Brien Three Speed JR Class 46 Open Trail All .Ages frist M ichael Meads G am blers Lucky Bar second Marlene Currin Miss Hooky Dell. thirdO rla Mae Brooks-Charlie Te Pride, fourth Cm dy Dellos Dee Tivio Twist. fifthCtn dy Aiken Speckle* Red. and sixth Annette W ilgers-Sierra Seneca Class 47 Morrow County Bareback Equitation first Annette Wilgers Sierra Seneca, second Holly Eck man Boxaro Shelly , third Kathleen Hrazell Blackchip. and fourth Char ene Coe Brownie Class 48 Open Bareback Equita tion All Ages first Cindy Dellos Ih-e Tivio Twist, second Michael Meads Gamblers Lucky B a i. third Marie Edwards G A Desert Sage fourth K ris ti O 'B rien Bum, fifth Judy Jepsen Socks, and sixth Cry* tal Troxell Class 49 open Dollar Bill Ride first Judy Jepsen Socks, second-Cl n dy Dellas-Dee Tivio Twist, third Kathleen Hrazell Blackchip. fourth Tricia Coe Streaker, fifth Marie Ed wards G A l>esert Sage, and sixth Kristi O ’Brien Bum Champion Junior Performance Horse Becky Evans Why Worry Tucker Reserve Champion Junior Perfor mance Horse a tie tietween Jim \K PN t .1 R amt Merlyn Robinson Channell Champion Senior Performance Horse Mary Ann Munkers Norchas Jeepers Reserve Champion Senior Per formance Horse Becky Evans May Edith High Point Open Horse Michael Meads Gamblers Lucky Bar Boardman Mental Health office moves Morrow County Mental Health Services' Boardman office is now located at the Town Square Build mg. Suite 11. in Boardman announc ed a spokesperson for the office Beginning September 1, office hours will he 8 a m to 12 main, and I p m to 5 p m , Tuesdays, Wednes days and Thursdays The office will la- closed Mondays and Fridays In case of emergency, the Heppner office may tie reached at 676 9161 during regular office hours or by dialing 911, to reach the Sheriff's Office Office hours in the Heppner office remain the same. Monday through Friday. B a m to 12 noon, and 1 p m to 5 p m For emergency services, after hours or weekends, south Morrow County residents shuuld dial 911, lo reach the Sheriff s Office Hy M AR LEN E CEKKIN Publicity l halrman Morrow Cs. Cow Belles This writer is a fan of Dr Baxter Black DVM humorist, and speech giver Hr recently wrote an article (or the lav «stock Market Digest and 1 wanted to pass it on How ya doing’ ” icheck one! - froze up - too muddy - too dusty market's down market s up and I got nuthui' to sell taxes due tractor's broke dog died The responses listed above are the ty pica! farmer rancher answer You'll notice that ” A 4)K " or "Doin' a hundred are not included That is because they are never used as an answer No matter how good things are. they could always be better It's the nature of the business to be guarded In the agricultural world the next goblin waits )ust around the corner Farmers and ranchers routinely hedge their answers, ie "This is the (test stand of wheat I've had in ten years but it could hail tomorrow Some people think ranchers and farmers complain all the time Well, hey're i ight We do. but it's justified No matter how good a managing job you do. a dry spell, a disease, a government regulation or a margin call can sink the ship Livin' on the edge of disaster makes one nervous Gentlemen. I dedicate this song to you Jr. 4-H'ers receive awards C is for the cattle that outsmart me 0 is all the money that 1 owe D oubie ewe is that the sheep look better when the cattle market's getting low P is for the problems that beset me 1 is income that I never see E is every time I see the banker I kiss his feet and fall down on my Knees Put them all together, they spell RANCHER Restaurant customers still rank beef their number one choice, and a trend tow ard offering smaller steaks could make the choice even more attractive to "light' eaters accord ing to a new consumer research study, commissioned by the Oregon Beef Council The study found that 75 percent of the more than 400 Portland, area residents surveyed said they prefer red medium or small size steaks (8 ounce' The Beef Council has compiled information from the survey into a four color magazine brochure enti tled Beef Its Got a Taste For Success ' Additional copies are available from the Oregon Beef Council, liioo N E Multnomah. Port land. Oregon, 97232 is m F IV E What's Your Opinion (Question "How are you frelmg about school starting next week’ '' " I guess I'm ready," said Robin Mattison of Heppner. "I've had enough summer " DIRECT DEPOSIT You'll Never Have to w ait For Your f J Money! / / By It I It IIINI-. T l L U S OSI K xtension Service Morrow County Younger 4 H ers (those in first through third yrur of 4 Hi come to fair with great enthusiasm and surprising skills A number of contests faith in foods a n d clothing attract their attention special awards provided by local donors are very meaningful to the voung contestant*, and also provide the opportunity for them to be in the spotlight of honors for their accornp lishments Junior Foods contests this year ICted boys as well as girls Winners included Junior Snack contest Champion Jason Stanley. Irrigon Reserve Champion Linda Morter. lone Junior Measuring Champion Jason Stanley. Reserve Champion Brandi Ball, lone Junior Cookie Baking Champion Brandi Ball Reserve Champion. Lyle Hobbs. Irrigon Jurtior 4 H er» are limited to par tinpation in two foods contests This rule allows them to choose partici pation. but not take on too many responsibilities for their first year at county fair line thing for sure, their skills are polished, and their fair experiences make happy memories # Dtrer.l Deposit gives you a sale last. ^ convenient way to deposit your Social Security. Government or Retirement check § \/i No more standing in line No more waiting for the mail No more lost or stolen checks ( / No more extra trips / Why n o t sign up n o w ? D IRECT^ EPÓSIT EJ1 274 M e in S tree t HappriN* OW 9 TR3 7 ($03)876 90?) WESTERN HERITAGE SAVINGS M S t | | « 4 » « W t N I IHM «A4 ‘AN.'. A*i> U»* AVAR iAH* FSLÏC
