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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 14, 1991 - THREE Heppner Livestock Judging Garden Bugs to have fair booth Hunter safety classes set The Lexington Garden Bugs met blooming. “ The lawn always looks teams fare well competition. at Umatilla August A hunter education course will be 6 at the home of Marie at the Columbia Basin Conference nice and the parking along the street The Heppner FFA Livestock Judging Greenhand team, consisting of freshmen Jenny Krein, Rondi Robinson, Brent Wright, Char Coe and Kelsie Evans, finished first in the Umatilla County Fair FFA Livestock Judging Cointest, August 7. The advanced team members, juniors Jennie Ashbeck and Jason Hanna, and sophomore Andy Ashbeck, finished 6th in the Steagall. Regular business included appointing members to water Friendship Park during August. A community booth at the Mor row County fair was planned. Members set up the booth Monday Aug. 12. The yard-of-the-month honors went to Bill and Debbie Sheirbon. Although they don’t have alot of flowers, they usually have something Jenny Krein was high individual point winner in greenhand competi tion; Rondi Robinson was second high; Brent Wright fourth; Char Coe sixth; and Kelsie Evans was Uth. The teams had to judge two classes of beef, sheep and swine. Each class consisted of four animals. The next contest will be held at the Morrow County Fair on August 14. NIKE T-shirts Mens WESTERN Shirts By Wrangler and Panhandle Slim reg 1050 to 1995 NOW NOW reg. 2350 to 3195 1295 «» 1 6 » Ladies WRANGLER Jeans (lots of colors)reg. 2995 to 3195 5 9 5 to 1 1 9 5 Fashion JEANS NOW ALL 1 5 9 5 Boys 501 Jeans By Levi and Wrangler CLOSE OUT reg. 26°° to 4495 reg. 24" 995 Mens SPORT Shirts By Arrow and Enro NOW 1 3 9 5 NOW reg. 17" to 25" 9 9 5 « > I3 2295 | CONVERSE High Top G ard n er’s S 3 4 95 reg. 59" to 193 N Main St given August 19, 21, 22, 27, 28 and 29 from 7-9 p.m. (total of 12 hours) is always mowed and looks neat,” said a garden club spokesperson. 4-H fashion review Aug. 15 of their outfit. Garments constructed by clothing project members will also be model ed at Fashion Revue. There are nine skill levels in the 4-H clothing pro ject. Skill levels are not age related. Members pass through the skill level according to their interest and experiences. The Fashion Revue, Thursday, August 15, 7:00 p.m., at the outdoor stage is an opportunity to view 4-H clothing projects and recognize the efforts of participants. The Thursday, August 15, 7 p.m. Fashion Revue is actually two events. ‘My Favorite Outfit,’ is a 4-H contest unique to Morrow County, and is open to any 4-H pro ject member. A youth models his or her favorite outfit after a judging in terview to discuss reasons the gar ment is a ‘favorite. ’ The object of the contest is to promote good con sumerism, wide wardrobe planning and selection, and coordination. Youth compose their own narra tion to be read during the modeling $ 9 .9 9 S a l. H AM ZA Frida,. Aug. 16.9 a.m. - 6 pm Salt W ater Sandals - Soft Spots & Assorted womens Fashion Shoes 40% OFF ACME Cowboy Boots Infant - kids - womens - mens ALL CANVAS SHOES 9499 SHORTS $ 7 99 Cotton sheeting for men & women (assorted colors) Assorted COTTON KNITS sl°° per yard >/2 Price FABRICS Cotton/Polyester - dark plaids-stripes-solids Womens and kids PILLOW PRINTS RED WING style -1177 Cats - ducks - flowers - birds $7500 91°° ea. Assorted SPORT SHOES POLYESTER RIBBING $ 1 0 9 9 assorted colors Assorted SHIRTS *3°° 5* per inch Polo - Baseball - Basic 50* SIMPLICITY PATTERNS mens - womens - kids H ollom on’s SHOE SOX m HEPPNER * 143 N. M AIN 676-5241 We Do • O Ô 0 O 0 0 0 Q Q 0 ) T alk — N— T ops r\ 676 5241 - ' u n iiin m iin m u m SIDEWALK BARGAINS SCREEN PRINTING 676-9218 ALL SUMMER CLOTHING DRASTICALLY REDUCED 676-9228 Don’t Mm HEPPNER'S BIG Tank tops, shorts, camp shirts » SIDEWALK SALE Country Rose Tw in FRIDAY August 16 room in Heppner. Students must pass a written examination as well as demonstrate safe practices and procedures to qualify for their hunter’s safety card. The hunter education course is designed to teach young sportsmen to be ethical, responsible and safe hunters. No persons under 18 years of age may hunt wildlife (except on their own land) without successful ly completing this course. “ The class isn’t just for young people who intend to go hunting,” stressed Mycal Osmin, “ but for all young people who have guns in their home.” Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend with their children. For more information call Mycal Osmin, 676-5582 early evenings. 67f> --r.’6 233 N. 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