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Dixieland Band" plays
August 18
The Dixieland Band, as il will he
called this appearance, will perform
at the hair on the Outdoor Stage at
12:15 p m Thursday. August IK
The hand is nude up of two school
teachers, two businessmen and one
doctor. All are great musicians and
believe that it s “ fun to play”
Bob Isted is the leader ot the hand
Their first appearance was in June
of 1987 when they went to the Big
River Band Festival in Arlington
The group varies between six and
eight persons, and they practice dur­
ing the schtiol year on a regular
basis.
"B ob is in charge of purchasing
our musical arrangements” says Tim
Gray, one of the hand members
The band has used a different
name at its appearances around the
county "W e usually pick one that
fits the spirit of the occasion," Tim
explained, "it has not been a policy
but it would be nice to receive
gratuitous contribution
4-H sets county fair goals
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Second year
for team
branding
the Morrow County Rtxicn Board
is sponsoring the annual Team Bran
ding again this year
The rules of Team Branding in
eludes a team of four members w ith
four cattle There are two that will
try to head and heal the cattle ami
two people working on the ground
They are assigned an area which
they are to brand (with paint) the sat
tie Failure to do so will result in a
time penalty Teams arc limited to
six minutes to do all lour cattle
After the first two arc roped and
branded, the people on the ground
switch and try their turns at roping
and the other two work the ground
The cattle must be roped with a clean
head ami heel catch I xcevsive chok
ing of the animal results in a dis
qualification ot the team
The fastest team to brand all the
cattle, bring home the paycheck
The branding will be held at the
fairgrounds on Thursday. August
17 Sign up will be Irom h p m un
til the roping starts at 7 p m F.ntry
tee is MO per man or S40 per team
For m ore inform ation call
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Lots of prizes for this
year’s log bucking contest
The third annual Log Bucking
Contest will be held (his year at the
Morrow County Fair ami Rodeo
grounds on Sunday. August 20 at
10 W) a m
!-asi year's winner. Chuck Gross
of F.lgin, walked away with S4M in
prize money and this year s winner
will receive a 40 percent take of the
money donated hy the la>g Bucking
Contest sponsors. including Oregon
Tractor, Ment/cr and Flliot. Devin
( )il Company. Howard Cooper Cor
poration. Woodpecker Iruck ami
Fqutpimnt Company. Green Feed
ami Seed Western States Fquipmenl
Company andO rdw jy Saw Supply
John Britt I oggmg.Van Arsdale
Construction
Lhe Morrow County Fair ami Rodeo
has added *100 purse
Fntry forms arc available at local
businesses, and entries must he
returned to the Fair Office, accom­
panied by SlOcntry fee. no later than
August 14 Cash awards will he paid
lo the first four places and several
other awards are also available from
this year s sponsors
The la>g Bucking Contest is a lim
ed event tor A M A T E l’RS ONLY
Contestants may use only stock
saws mi modified chainsaws allow
ed ami saws arc limited lo 5 7 cu
inches and under
For more information, or if y«m
would like to he a sponsor for this
year s event, please contact Marlene
Currin. l air Secretary , at the Fair
Office at A7b ‘*474 between 8 a m
and 5 p m
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Feed & Seed
Veterinary Supplies
Leather Repair
Customized Chaps
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4 H members have an opportune
ty to be helpful lo their community.
as they promote 4 H and show (by
example) what 4 H has to offer. Be
sure to catch sontc 4 H prcseniations
on Thursday Many 4 H ers learn lo
work cooperatively in a group as
they participate in varitms activities
on a club level or a county level at
Fair 4 H ers also have a chance to
develop new friendships at the Fair
and learn to ha mile responsibility
Your presence and support at 4 H
contests and events ot the 1989 Mor­
row County Fair will help members
develop 4 H's Head think great
thoughts. Heart faith and loyalty:
Hands trained hands to do (asks set
before them, and Health build
healthy bodies that enable clear
thinking
Visit 4 H events and exhibits See
for yourself what the 4 H Youth
Development Program is doing in
Morrow County I
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Youngsters get animals ready for judging
As the 1989 County Fatr ap
proaches, please think lor a minute
about some ot the goals of a fair
County Fair is an educational ex
pcrience for everyone involved It
otters project members and adult
leaders an opportunity to develop
leadership skills as they participate
in various activities As members
prepare tor the Fair, they have a
chance to gain knowledge and skills
through activities and project
meetings 4 H members also learn to
make decisions and relate to others
4 FTers decide which of their pro-
jects will he exhibited and which ac­
tivities to participate in at Fair
Prioritizing is a skill used many
times throughout life They also
have a chance 'to interact with
superintendents and judges as they
go through the process of face to face
fudging learning to think and speak
"i*n one's feet” is another vital skill
for success in life
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