Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, August 31, 1988, Page FIVE, Image 5

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Troy Johnson was presented a buckle donated by the Gazette-
Times for winning first in mutton busting Queen Missy presents
(L to R) Rodney Ehrm antraut and Joey Hoffman are being
presented buckles by Princess Kristi The buckles were
donated to the winners of Pee Wee Barrels Joey came in first
and Rodney was second
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Winners of the Morrow County Cow M ilking is Bob McEwen
and Roice Fulleton shown with Princess Nancy Bailey (L) and
Princess Kristi O 'Brien (R) Ployhar Ins and Van M arter and
Kahl Insurance donated the buckle
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Joey Hoffman won a blanket donated by Morrow County Fair
and Rodeo for winning junior barrels Princess Nancy makes
the presentation.
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Holly Eckman (L) and Josie Evans (R) are being presented
buckles donated by Tom and Anne Bedortha for winning first
and second in the Pee Wee horse barrels
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W inners of the Morrow County team roping was C liff
Dougherty and John Sloan (not shown), with Princesses N a n­
cy Bailey (center) and Kristi O 'Brien (L) with a w inning tim e
of 48 66 on three head Buckles were donatod by G ard ner’s
Men s Wear
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Jade Marston was second in the mutton busting Her buckle
was donated by the Gazette-Times and presented by Queen
Missy.
Joey Hoffman placed first in Morrow County Calf riding at
the Heppner Rodeo Presenting him with his buckle is Princess
Kristi O 'B rien Court Street Market donated his buckle
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John Sloan was the Morrow County All Around W inner at
the Heppner Rodeo Shown with him is Joey Hoffm an He
received a buckle donated by Les Schwab
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Heidi Lane won first in the senior barrels Princess Kristi
presents her with a watch donated by Peterson's Jewlers
W inner of the Junior barrels was Joey Hoffman with a time
of 19 65 Queen Missy is doing the presentation of a buckle
donated by Paul Hisler ranch.
The earth is not perfectly round Distances measured through the poles
are shorter than those at the equator
Queen Missy presents John
Sloan with a buckle for w inn­
ing Open Calf Roping The
buckle was donated by the
M orrow C ounty Fair and
Rodeo
ATTENTION
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A u to m o b ile P o lic y h o ld e r s
W inners of the pony race
are first Jaylene Papineau se­
cond Amy Papineau and third
Joe Papineau Presenting the
trophies was Dave Roikkola,
race director, donated by Lex­
ington M achine W orks
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S\N i m m i m ; l»()()l. INFO.....
Due to the fact that the num ber of
policy holders in our area has increased and
num ber of claims has decreased, F arm er’s
w ill be reducing your auto rates as they
renew effective October I, I9N8.
Additional discounts are also being made
available for agents to apply to good drivers.
V m r business is appreciated.
IN H EPPN ER CALL
Boh Ployhar Insurance
676-5818
“ WE RE ALSO RECTIFYING OUR
FARM & RANCH RATES"
Princess Kristi (L) Queen Missy (center) and
cy (R) present the Kmzua saddle to Steve M iller winner of the
Morrow County Calf Roping Steve had a total of 35 22 on two
head
SWEDES' DAI
ALL PEOPLE O f SWEDISH DESCENT
ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
THE 1988 SWEDISH REUNION POTLUCK
< n lsio r fli l*nrlc
SEPTEMBER 5, 1980
1 00 p m
H rina so u r fiu n r llr dish.
FOR MORE INFO
676 5521
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Heppner Municipal Swimming h>ol w ill have a public swim
on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30 to 3:00 p m . ,
September I through September 22. I*>HH Adm ission - .50
per person.
An advanced lifesaving course w ill be offered. Re­
quirements are
Must be 15 years old or older
Must lx- able to swim 500 yards continuously.
Must be able to perform a pike, tuck and feet First
surface dive
Must be able to tread water one minute.
Must be able to perform a standing front dive and
swim 20 feet under water
I Ins is a 20 hour course. Classes w ill be held from h to
x p in on September 1.6.7X12.13.14.and 19 Two Saturday or
Sunday classes to be determined by group Test w ill be held
on Sept 20 Lim ited to 15 persons
lee is S5.00 per person plus cost of book ( Approx. VS
lor N to ki Instructor w ill be Jean Strange
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