Theme earns prizes for originator
Special Fair & H udni M ltlu n , August k, IVH* - M M K
Ola Mae Groshens (center) received a season pass to this year's (air and rodeo from
Fair Board Chairman Charley Daly and a coupon (or a free medium-sized pizza from
Kathy Maben. owner of Kate s Pizza and Pastry
O la M a o O roshcn s subm ittal the
sun nin g ihcmc.
To M orrow
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D as
lor the |4Kh M o rro w C ounts
hair and Rodeo. August 14 ft She
received a pizza from Kale s Pizza
ami pastes ami a season pass to the
fair and rodeo
The first esent of this year s torn
tuned sh<nts s* ill he the 4 H horse
shots at V a m on Sumlas August Kl
I xhibits still he accepted Tuesday,
August 12 Wcdncsdas. August IV
and Thursdas August 14 ( all the
lair office. h7r> *>474. or rrler to the
prem ium hook lor the lime tor cath
department in 4 H. FFA. and open
classes
Thurvlas. August 14. still he the
slay of ludgtng exhibits and confor
mation of all livestock
Shotsmanship tontest, Morrost
Counts Rodeo. Kouml Rohm Master
Shots man ship and the 4 H hhA
litestock sale are some of the cxents
scheduled for hnday. August 1'
Saturday. August 16. is a full das
starling stith the annual M ain Street
Parade at K) a m amt the M onths
CsHinty Open Rodeo at I VO p in
The family harhetue still he satcred
by Hostard Salmon of Boardman
again this year and still feature
barbecued chk ken The 4 H hashion
Resue and awards ceremony still
precede the popular Leonnig Fanu
|y who still furnish music lor the
street dame to he held on the
grounds beginning it 1 p m
On Sunday. August 17. the Morrow
County Open Rixlco still start at I LS
hthibits inside the fair pavilion still
he released al ' p m ami the M or
nut Counts Open Horse Shost on
August 23 still close the shots lor
NHb
To Morrow Today
Theme has many interpretations
The faair theme this year. "To M or
rose Tildas' can have more than one
interpretation, any of which mas he
used by exhibitors, booth designers,
visitors, or other participants in the
Mans interpretations may hr ntadc
of the IVKh fair theme " ToMorrow
- Todas
Looking al those words in view ot
fair
south in our counts, it is plain t<> sc.
that tneir tomorrows ami proh.ihi.
those of the area arc being dexehijwi
today
The values and standards, the
dreams and inspiration, the mo:isa
tion to succeed, and the lessons o:
responsibility and sharing learned hv
youth uxlay will determine tumor
row They will he reflected in the
programs ot this area, and in mans
others as the youth move on to new
challenges as adults here and
throughout the nation and world
It is the goal of all youth pro
grams, whether 4 H. FF A or others
to prepare south for tomorrow to
das County fair offers everyone .
opportunity to see what preparation
the youth are receiving
Plan to attend the many youth
events al county lair Judge lor
yourself what to M orrow will he lor
them
Using any one or all three ol these
meanings will help to make the 14Kb
Morrow County Fair and Rodeo a
gixxl one
If written " T o M orrow Today "
it can he read as and invitation or a
command to come to the Morrow
County Fair to exhibit, to perform,
or to visit This could also he J wider
tourism slogan insiting people out
side out borders to come to Morrow
County to see what life is like here,
and to do it now
A second meaning comes from
reading it as a salute or a toast to
M orrow Counts as it is todas The
fair then gives us a taste of all the
things thal are happening here now
in IdKh Fairs generally try to do
this, hut the toast or salute says.
Morrow Counts is a great place to
he la>ng live Morrow Counts
The lair superintendents are
stressing a third ami more creative
inerprctation which would he writ
ten “ Tom orrow Today " This
meaning is to show keeping up w ith
the times by using new techniques,
varieties, products, ami s u m which
will he used in the future It en
courages something " n e w " , a little
ahead of its lime, creative things
For example, new varieties in land
products will he recognized; new
techniques in clothing construction
and food preservation will be
demonstrated This interpretation
promotes vision, being informed
about today and ready for the future
Still time to enter Fair and Rodeo Parade
There-» still lime lo enter the
Saturday. August 16 1 air ami Rodeo
parade says parade co chairman
Joyce Hughes
T o enter, contact H ughes.
4K4 H4I2 ot Hob Kahl at Turner.
VanMarter. and Bryant Insurance
office Fniry forms may alvi he
picked up at the Hcppnrr (ia/ette
Tintes office, or at the Boardman
Fnterpnse Fntry deadline is August
H
Prizes and rihhons will he award
ed in many divisions including Adult
Organizations. Business Floats. Out
ot County Floats. Best Mounted
Family Group. (Queens and Courts,
Best Comic, Clow ns and Clow n
Groups. Antique and Classic Car
C lubs, O ld C a r* and Trucks,
Children's Floats. C hildren's M ar
ching Units, and Bands and Bugle-
Corps
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more customers
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unparalleled conven
unce of more than l.uoo First Interstate
branches throughout the Uest And thou
sands o f Q R R l'S * automated teller
machines from coast to coast
Drop by your nearby First Interstate
branch rv.d soon Take advantage o f our
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Enjoy breakfast
before the
rodeo parade
Y o u 'll get a good nutritious meal
al the City Park in Heppner before
the hig Rtxk-o parade Saturday.
August 16 Itum 7-10 a m Heppner's
T O P S club will he cooking hot
cakes, eggs and versing beverages
Com e on down and eat with us,
beckon club members
Collectors coins
on sale at fair
Silver coins with the State of
F-astcrn Oregon seal will he on sale
at a State o f Fastcrn Oregon booth
at the Morrow County Fair The col
lectors' items contain one ounce of
silver, are numbered, and encased in
plastic
C oins wem on sale April I hut
were mu available until recently
Those who buy coins this year will
have the first option on (he coin with
the same serial number to he minted
in mid 1487.
A package has been put together
with a plastic coated, numhered coin
containing one ounce of silver, a per
marten) citizenship card, a S ' hill, a
brochure highlighting the mythical
state s eight counties, and a newslel
ter explaining the state's tmirism
activities
The State of Eastern Oregon was
organized to promote tivurism to the
eight counties cast of the Cascade
Mountains The state has raised
funds to promote tourism by the sale
o f citizenship cards and "illegal
tender "