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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1985)
M a rro w ( o u n O GENERAL RULES 1 Both residents and non residents of Morrow County are eligible to exhibit in open class 2 All 4 II. F F A and open class exhibits except livestock1 will he accepted on Tuesday from 4 8 p m Flowers will also be accepted from 8 10 a m Wednesday, August 14 Small animals will be accepted from 4 8 p in on Tuesday if prior arrangements are made with superintendent .1 The I air dors not assume an\ responsibility for damage or loss of proper!* or personal injurs, but. will exercise every effort to protect the exhibitor and the exhibitor s property 4 Farh exhibitor is responsible for listing all of his entries on a premium sheet Premium Sheets will lie available through each Superintendent on August 12 They will tie available through the County Extension Office in lleppner at 676 9842 or by contacting the Fair Office during Fair Each exhibitor must turn in his completed Premium Sheet at the Fair Office no later than 11 a m Wednesday August 14 Premiums will not be paid to rxhibilors who havr no* turned in their premium sheets 5 When there is unit one entry in a lot. first pluce will ho offerer! only if deemed worthy by the judge No sweepstakes will be awarded when there is no competition No animal or article deemed unworthy shall be awarded a premium fi No exhibit shall he turned away because there is not a class for it Additional lots will be made if three or more entries of the same type t Xhers w ill be combined into miscellaneous clases 7 The decision of the judge is final Exhibitors or the general public are not allowed to interfere with judges during the lime exhibits are being judged Persons doing so w ill forfeit their rights to premiums 8 Exhibits will be released from 2 ^ p m Sunday. August 18 Exhibits are not to be released until the superintendent is present to release exhibits 9 N O TH K VII premiums will be paid by check and mailed within III daxx after the fair In the past, premium checks were paid the last day of Fair, but with the new rule, all checks will be mailed to you after Fair and as soon as calculations are made 10 The I air management is not responsible for and will not re-issue lost prrm ium checks 11 When special premiums are offered by various individuals or organizations, the donors are responsible for the delivery of the prizes In the event there are insufficient funds to pay premiums in full, due to causes beyond the control of the management, the Fair reserves the right to pay proportionately with funds available 12 All boxes, wrappings and other materials brought in with exhibitors must be cleared away by the exhibitors before opening of the exhibition 'See schedule of events section > 13 All animals exhibited must lie the bonafide property of the exhibitor Animals must have been owned and kept in Morrow County at least 30 days prior to the time of entry Any animal showing symptoms of contagious or infectious disease may lx- required to tie removed from the grounds upon the order of a licensed veterinarian approved by the management No cattle will be permitted to enter the area unless under halter It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to keep his animal's i fed and watered Superintendents have the authority to withhold animals from judging if the owner does not prov ide care for his animals Straw will be furnished for each exhibitor Exhibitors must provide their own hav 14 I’ ile manure and waste in the specified manure tote bins, this includes all those exhibiting in the indoor arena and barns Manure and waste is to be piled by B a m each morning so that work crews can have the grounds cleaned before scheduled events of the day To improve herdsmanship. all livestock exhibitors will need a signed slip from their Superintendents stating that pens are clean, before receiving their premium checks NOTE:: Premium checks will be paid by check and mailed within M days of the fair DEPT. 1 BOOTHS Superintendent Kuth McCabe — Kegister all booths with Fair Secretary by August 3 '6789474) DIVISION 1 — COMMUNITY BOOTHS P R E M IU M S First ■ »15. Second »IS. Third IS S w e e p s t a k e s Kibbon (110 paid to each entering organization to help defray costs If you wish to use colored paper from the office, the cost of the paper can be subtracted from the $10 fee.) LOT 1 Church Organization 2 Community .Service and Social Organization 3 Farm Organizations 4 Garden (preference given to live or cut flowers or shrubs) 5 Youth Organizations — Booths must be registered with the Fair Secretary by August 3 — Open to all organizations (including school clubs) in Morrow County This display may employ the theme to tell a story of the community or the work of the organization — Booth spaces measure approximately four feet deep and six feet across the front — Deadline to prepare booths is 9p m Saturday. August I I . booths should be in place and area left clean SCORING 1 Effectiveness in telling the story 30 ( Does the booth have a specific message for an intended audience1 Does the message give the audience a better understanding of. and appreciation of the resources of the community, organization or particular enterprise1) 2 Visualization of Message 40 (Is there a center of interest1 Balance1 Unity1 Simplicity1 Effective use of color1 i 3 Quality of products 20 (If perishable a gricu ltu ra l products are used, are they of top q u a lity 1 ) 4. Originality 10 (Is the booth original in its basic concept?) Perfect Score 100 I- a ir and K u d ro I 'r r m i u m Bonk-— fc'IVh DIVISION 2 — AGENCIES PRfc.MIL MS Sue limit, eight feet acrots the front Kibbon onh DIVISION 3 — COMMERCIAL BOOTHS bees must be paid to the Fair Secretary before the exhibit can be set up Out-of county businesses must pay by cash or money order unless they have first checked with the Fair Secretary CLASS A IN S ID E BO O THS Size limit 8 across the front, fee $3 per foot across front CLASS H O U T S ID E E X H IB IT S Fee *20 per -xhibil DEPT. II. LIVESTOCK DIVISION 1 — BEEF Superintendent KenGrieb All lixestsock exhibitors should read General Kules in the Iron) of this hook, pertaining to livestock Exhibitors will he limited to two monies in each lot In order to tie shown in group classes, individual animals must have been shown in respective age classes previously P R E M IU M S First $11, Second $11. Third $3 CLASS A ANGUS CLASS B H E R E F O R D CLASS C S H O R TH O R N CLASS I) O T H E R B R E E D S A N D CROSS B R E E D S LOT 1 Heifers, calved Jan I April 30. 1985 2 Heifers, calved Sept I Dec 31, 1984 3 Heifers, calved May I - Aug 31 - 1984 4 Heifers, calved Jan I April 30. 1984 5 Heifers calved Sept 1 Dec 31. 1983 J r Cham pA H es Champ female, classes I A 2 Ruxrlle Sr C ham pA H es Champ female, classes 3, 4, 5 Heselle Grand Champ h Kes t hamp females Hoxelte 6 Hulls, calved Jan 1 April 30. 1985 7 Hulls, calved May I Aug 31. 1984 8 Hulls, calved May 1 Aug 31. 1984 9 Hulls, calved Sept I Dec 31, 1983 10 Hulls, calved Sept I Dec 31. 1983 Kasetle J r Champ A Res Champ, classes 6 A 7 Hosette Sr Champ and Res Champ, classes 8.9. 10, 11 12 Three bulls owned by exhibitor 13 Tw o bulls, bred and owned by exhibitor 14 Get of sire, four animals, both sexes represented, sired by one bull, all owned by one exhibitor All animals to he shown in individual classes to be eligible 15 Calf get of Sire, three calves 'senior winter junior' by one sire, bolh sexes represented, all owned by one exhibitor All animals to he shown in individual classes to lie eligible Classes I, 2, 6. and 7 16 Pair of calves one senior, winter, junior ca lf1 both sexes represented, bolh owned by exhibitor, all animals to be shown in individual classes to lx- eligible Classes I. 2. 6 and 7 17 Pair of yearlings 'one junior, spring junior, early summer or late summer yearling) one of each sex owned by exhibitor All animals to lx- shown in individual classes to be eligible Classes 3. 4. 9. and 10 18 Hest six head, owned by exhibitor, all animals to be shown in mdiv idual classes to In eligible 19 Commercial Replacement Heifer l ias* — Six yearling replacement heifers Cattle no4 to be clipped oe filled Also, cattle will be penned loeee an need ee* be baiter broke DIVISION 2 P R E M IU M S — GOATS, SHEEP, WOOL Superintendent Roger Palmer First $«. Second $5. Third $1 ( hamp Ram Ribbon Champ Fwe. Ribbon Classes lo be determined by superintendent CLASS A G O A TS CLASS B SHEEP Oieviot Columbia Corrida le Dorset Montadale Rambouillet Romney Shropshire Southdown Suffolk LOT 1 Aged Ram, born before Dec 1983 2 Yearling Rm. born Dec 1983 • Nov 1984 3 Ram Lamb, born Dec 1984 May 1985 4 Aged Ewe. born before December 1983 5 Yearling Ewe. born Dec 1983 Nov 1984 6 Elwe Lamb, born Dec 1984 May 1985 7 Get-of Sire, four animals of any age or sex from (he same sire 8 Produce of E:we, two animals of any age or sex from same ewe 9 breeder's E'lock, one ram. any age and three ewes any age 10 Single Market Lamb CLASS C - W O OL LOT 1 Braid fleece 2 Fine fleece 3 Low one quarter blood fleece 4 One half blood fleece 5 One-quarter blood fleece
