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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1986)
Ih« ll«t>t>it«i C ar it Ir lim es. H ip p iu i. OrriiM i h rd iw M U ), \ugust ¿7, | vkì > IM K^F Boardnian woman wins most blue ribbons at fair 1986 Morrow County Rodeo winners Ions Currin receives a Breast Collar donated bv ( entrai Market. Court Street Market and l es Schwabs lor taking liist in ( )jx-n Call Roping Hculi I-anc »on Ihc Breakaway receiving a blanket ckmated by Butlmans harm Supply, Irrigun I sthei Minnich ot Boardman lor (he srcoml year has won the Creative Hands award lor earning more blue ribbons for entries in toods. needlework, clothing, and canning than any other exhibitor at the Morrow County Fair From ’h entries Minnich earned hH ribbons 4h firsts, 15 seconds and 27 thirds She has entered the lair each year since 1971 when a friend convinced her she should A "retired housewife" Minnich and her husband have lived in Boardman since I9#i2 The Morrow Counts fair, she says, is her vacati«»n Each year she collects her entries, brings them to the lair, and stays at a motel in Heppner Wins quilt Rotami Bergstrom of lone won a quilt made bv residents of Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home Activity Director Connie Baker announced that chances to win the quilt would be lor sale at the Morrow County Fair rhe drawing was held Sunday afternoon for Sfurcw ido S ales •(ilidden Paint Tony Currin also won the Steer W restling buskle donated by Miller Ai Sons and Shoe Box r - —s Steve and lonv Currin received the C.>ss Milking Buckle donated bv I unter Van Marler amt Brv.int and Boyce- Ihev also received the ( ow Muggc? Breast Collar which was donated bs Auto K.ml Exterior & Interior •Toro I ^awn mowers $100.00 Trade-In Steve ( urrin receives a hue kle donated bv ( oast to Coast ami Hepjwcr < iar bage for first place Cow Riding •Blaze King Stoves Order now for Special Prices •Radio Shack Heppner Happenings By Mary Bryant 676 9493 Shirles Martin received the Senior Barrels gold watch donated by Petersons Nikki Brixhois received the Junior Barrels horseblanket donated by Sears French student photographer enjoys Heppner Rodeo Olivier (iiraud. 17, St Ciermaincn Laye, trance, was in Heppner dur ing the Morrow County Fair and K ih I co He is a Nacel Fxchange stu dent living in Clackamas for a month with John an«! Dirothy Riehl »ho brought him to Fastem Oregon for fair and rode«» week festivities The son of Henri and Noelle ( iiraud Olivier is an only child His lather works at a business where he prints cartims and makes boxes The family lives in a building with eight other apartments in a residen tial area The French, he says, tend to c«»py the American lifestyle France is becoming very progressive, he con tinued, ■' There's as much American as French music on the radw> " Giraud belongs to a 5<>-mcmhcr photography club called “ la Salamaudre " He took many rolls of film at the Heppner rode«» and managed to get a photo of [)an Riehl. close relative of his host fami ly. winning a stock car event at the Umatilla Speedway (iiraud shoots, develops and prints his own color and black and white photos He would like someday to take "good photographs" to submit to newspapers He insists, however, that photography is just a hobby ami that he intends to study mathematics to maybe become an engineer He likes most sports and plays rugby and tennis, windsurfs, and snow skiis, and enjoys photographing sporting events " | take pictures ol anything I think is beautiful." he says He likes the view in the c«>untry, and said Portland is ' 'too big " " The sky here is 'saturec' different from France and very beautiful." he said He also contends that the Pacific (Kean is a different color than the Atlantic and that it has many more waves that the calmer Atlantic Coming to the United Stales, has been a dream for many years, ami he would someday like to return to photograph each of Ihc 50 states What he has seen in the Untied States during the last two weeks, he says is so beautiful that he would like to come here to live, but his family is in Frame, so he has a dilemma Mrs I lllvoln Visit treosed wold of the death ol her mother. Mis Mary Nagowski this just week Mis Vutowski had iii.uk- her ' ortic ■It I idgciwood North Dakota and would huse been ‘Hi years old September 20 Mis N ash and her family had visited her ibis sumnici Due to eve surgery she was unable to make the trip again at this time lier family tell she needed more time- tor recuperating I he latest word on I ric Connor is that he is steadily improving and is planning on attending school as usual He is helping manage the toothall team at school I d and I icanor (»only recently camped at the park on the John Dav Rivet anil also at Memalooso Park on the Columbia Rivet Vehicles trom Canada. Florida lexas. Col orado. ami other stales were at the park awaiting the wind surtmg com petition I he (iontys met several m (cresting people during their camp ing at the two parks Recent visitors ot Mr ami Mis (ilen Irby were Mrs Pat fownsend ot Portland Mrs /etta Jenkinson of Vancouver. Washington, and Sue Weigaml ot Porlland Mrs I own send is a sister of Mrs Irby and formerly lived in lone Mrs Jenkin son is alv> a sister ami Sue Weigand is a niece In last week's column the item about Mr and Mrs Gerald Bunch and their new baby should have stated tfiat the babv hail been adopted ami that the maternal grandparent* were Mr and Mis I on Smith ol Ir rigon S«irry for my oversight On August |7 Judge and Stic Robert Abrams and their children met at the home of his sister Mr and Mrs I «1 Hascall at lone B<-ach. Washington Daughter M.uv and her husband Keith were there from l a is Angeles. Alice from California, where she works on a trade magazine Frances and her husband. Fred, from ( Him where she wore as a chemical engineer with the Air Force F.h/aheth ami het two children ami Rob Abrams from Porlland completed the family group Mrs Betty Tanner spent some time in Woodhum rcvcntlv and visited her sister I hen sh. went on to Dallas to see her son. his wite, ami her grandson, also her daughter, her friend am) her daughter In King s Valley she saw some friends she had known when she had a wood shop over there They made toys, she earn'd chairs, ami did various other projects On the way hack she slopped at the Bonneville Fish Hatchery While visiting her daughter, she helped celebrate her granddaughter's I5lh birthday hm Cason Ida I vnn and Mary •Boom Box Special Sales End Soon! 676 5001 or 6769157 424 Linden Way, 193 N M ain H ep pne r 676-9218 ail-in jWtanqler SC 00 Rebate M form on 2 Pair leans 1rs« ■xm 'fH t n I d »»* p r o o f o f p - c IQ Ç J » # K t ***• <J*rrm ■ y (Ml c m ' 'H v j o r j r O if* * • <* r. p# rj, j ***1 r fAbrjrsg p* * m\ o f' *w o pO *#t Of Jr»* * * •<} I O l f ' » y i*** fVÄA rjrvl W ^ f a K JO *Vtê C • • #* ••y »•*»* * • p* * p i rn yp b * f»o#^ **o»* i b o w n O * fwo»i <r In r m A rt« r y.* V * yfi# « « M i yf '*»< r*-p* #f* r y 'tf f w lW lo# #O C ► Q u O ' ' 4K1 IxrbA s MHO* iMflgflaiii * pe< j*ksof5 kifW'iv 9fom> of ckx S n w OH b » wixl ou H id » tr» . 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