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t^1ISm i6W 609IM Ä fi3Ä iÄ Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 15, 1992 - FIVE Horse show winners announced Jossie Evans took champion senior performance horse at the Morrow County Horse Show held July 12 at the Morrow Coun ty Fairgrounds. Kelsie Evans was reserve champion. Char Coe took champion junior performance horse, Stephanie Skultety, reserve champion; Ron di Robinson was champion high point rider and Casey Evans reserve high point rider. Other results are as follows: Halter Class l, gelding, all ages: first-Casey Evans; second- Dick Temple; third-Jaclynn Hughes; fourth-Laurel Temple; champion-Casey Evans; reserve champion Dick Temple. Class 2, mares, all ages: first - Ema Winchester; second-Kelsie Evans; third-Jossie Evans; fourth-Char Coe; champion-Ema Winchester; reserve champion- Kelsie Evans. Class 3, ponies up to 56” : first- Molly Barrow; second-Kristal Temple; third-Sarah Barrow. Class 4, open showmanship, all ages: first-Rondi Robinson; second-Kelsie Evans; third-Char Coe; fourth-Laurel Temple. Performance Class 5, M.C. Leadline five and under: first- Kristal Temple. Classò, M.C. walk/trot, eight and under: first-Donald Adams; second-Molly Barrow; third- Sarah Barrow. Class 7 M.C. English Pleasure all ages: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third- Jossie Evans; fourth-Casey Evans; fifth-Laurel Temple; sixth-Amber Peck. Class 8 open English Pleasure, all ages: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third- Suzy Heideman. Class 9 M.C. English Equita tion all ages: first Rondi Robin son; second-Jossie Evans; third- Casey Evans; fourth-Brenda Holtz; fifth-Suzy Heideman; sixth-Amber Peck. Class 10 open English Euqita- tion all ages: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third- Suzy Heideman; fourth-Brenda Holtz. Class 11 M .C. English Pleasure, junior horse: first- Stephanie Skultety; second- Brenda Holtz. Class 12 M .C. W orking Hunter all ages: first-Brenda Holtz; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Jossie Evans; fourth-Casey Evans. Class 13 M.C. Hunters Hack all ages: first-Rondi Robinson; second-Jossie Evans; third-Casey Evans; fourth-Brenda Holtz; fifth-Suzy Heideman. Class 14 M .C. W estern Bareback Equitation all ages: first-Jossie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Brenda Holtz; fourth-Casey Evans; fifth-Char Coe; sixth-Clint Bellamy. Class 15 M .C. W estern Pleasure junior horse: first-Char Coe; second-Stephanie Skultety; third-Brenda Holtz. Class 16 Open W estern Pleasure all ages: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Char Coe; fourth-Allison Tenderella; fifth-Tommy Skulte ty; sixth-Kevin Baker. Class 17 M .C. W estern Pleasure 15 and under: first-Char Coe; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Casey Evans; fourth-Brenda Holtz; fifth-Stephanie Skultety; sixth-Tommy Skultety. C lass 18 M .C. W estern Pleasure 16 and over: first-Jossie Evans; second-Kelsie Evans; third-Laurel Temple. Class 19 Open Western Work ing Pairs Pleasure all ages: first- Rondi Robinson and Jossie Evans; second-Char Coe and Kelsie Evans; third-Dick and Laurel Temple; fourth-Casey Evans and Tommy Skultety. Class 20 Open Maiden Horse Pleasure all ages: First-Tommy Skultety; second-Stephanie skultety; third-A llison Tenderella; fourth-A udrey Graham; fifth-Kevin Baker. Class 21 M.C. Western Com mand Class all ages: first-Jossie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Char Coe; fourth-Laurel Temple; fifth-Travis Wilhelm; sixth-Tommy Wilhelm. Class 22 Open Western Equita tion all ages: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third- C har Coe; fourth-A llison Tenderella; fifth-Kevin Baker. Class 23 M.C. Western Equita tion 15 and under: first-Kelsie Evans; second-Jossie Evans; third-Rondi Robinson; fourth- Casey Evans; fifth-Char Coe; sixth-Brenda Holtz. Class 25 Open Bareback Dollar Bill Ride all ages: first-a tie bet ween Dick Temple and Brenda Holtz. Class 26 M.C. Junior Horse Western Reining four and under: first-Char Coe; second-Stephanie Skultety. Class 27 M.C. Senior Horse Western Reining five and over: first-Jossie Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third-Laurel Temple. Class 28 M.C. Western Trail 15 and under: first-Casey Evans; second-Rondi Robinson; third- C har Coe; fourth-Suzy Heideman; fifth-Ambcr Peck; sixth-Jaclynn Hughes. Class 29 M.C. Western Trail 16 and over: first-Jossie Evans; second-Kelsie Evans; third- Laurel Temple. Class 30 M.C. Western Trail Junior Horse: first-Char Coe. Class 31 M.C. Western Trail eight and under: first-Donald Adams. Class 32 Open Western Trail all ages: first-Rondi Robinson; second-Char Coe; third-Allison Tenderella; fourth-A udrey Graham. < « Photos by Joyce Hughes ; • ■ * ¡ m ^ ,M Í • . W lV) Laurel Tem ple takes her horsa through the trail ride Reserve champion Stephanie Skultety with Jenni Ashbeck, Shelly Ashbeck, Staci O ’Brien and Angie Partlow. Champion Char Coe on horse. v 'dL f '" M Í L-R: Reserve champion Kelsie 'Evans, queen Jenni Ashbeck, princess Shelly Ashbeck, Staci O'Brien and Angie Partlow. Cham pion Jossie Evans is on the horse. 4-H’ ers attend home ec pre-fair , • , i More than 30 4-H memhers, junior, leaders, leaders and parent gathered at the Morrow County Fairgrounds on Saturday, June 20, for the 4-H Home Economics Prefair. Bridgett McElligott opened the program with the 4-H Pledge. Jo Ann Kock, fair judge and extension agent from Sher- man County, shared tips and guidelines that will help members impress judges. Glenda Madden, fair judge and extensiqn agent from Gilliam County, took par- ticipants through modeling poses and turns. , , Kay Proctor, 4-H volunteer, conducted an informal tour around the fairgrounds, and ex-, plained where to ^ K in, and the location.' of awards’ ceremony, livestock sale and style review. Maryan McElligott, Maureen' Krebs and Monica Swanson, 1992 4-H superintendents, were introduced to members and ,, parents. Carol Michael-Bennett .explained the clothing judging contest to interested parents and leaders, and taught adults easy - ways to set up judging contests of _. their projects, pam Worden, Marcia Ander- son and Dani Hill conducted a , recreational game, “ Partners (Balloon Race.” Trade Bunch and Carfey Drake registered members and prepared certificates of participation, 4-H members were: Jessica Krebs, Dawn Boor, Maci Childers, Miranda McElligott, , and Bridgett McElligott of lone; Kristi Worden, Macy Rhea, Amy Drake, Phillip SpicerKuhn, Brooke Sweeney, Julie Watkins! and Audra Bunch of Heppner, Dani Hill of Lexington, Heather Anderson, Jessie Bray, Lara Fritz, and Brandi Purcell of .Boardman, Abigail Beltane, and Jason Strebin of Irrigon. Queen Jenni, reserve champ Casey Evans, princesses Angie, Staci and Shelly. Champion Rondi Robinson on horse. Lorraine Ladd celebrates birthday Richard and Sylvia Ladd were hosts to a lovely birthday party honoring their mother Lorraine Ladd at The Office in lone on Sunday afternoon, July 5. The afternoon was spent visiting, with coffee, cake and punch being served. The cake was a heart- shaped creation decorated with red and blue flowers. Those pre sent were Birdine Tullis, Loree Hubbard, Rose Baker, Rikka Tews, Eunice McElligott, Helen Martin, June Crowell, Delpha Jones, Wilma Martin from Con don, the host and hostess and a friend Greg from Boise, Id. Sylvia has been visiting at the home of her mother and brother for several days from her work in Boise. Now Open TANNING B E D Morrow County 71st Infantry Div. plan reunion B attalion; 771st Ordnance picnic planned The 71st Infantry Division , Company, By Delpha Jones The 1992 Morrow County Pic nic will again be held at Laurelhurst Park in Portland, Sunday, August 2, from 2 noon to 5 p.m. The picnic draws many people from the area who enjoy visiting with those they don’t often see. A special raffle for “ super” prizes will be held as well as a white elephant table. Proceeds will be used for financing the picnic. Those attending should bring potluck food and their own table service. Chairpersons this year are Audrey and Gene Normayle, Portland, 760-1539 for more information. fired the last shot of WWII in Europe at 3 p.m. on May 7, 1945. Men and mules who serv- ed with the division at Camp Car- son Hunter Liggett, Ft. Penning, or in Europe can retell this and other stories at the division reu nion in Anaheim, CA. September 17-20, 1992. Write to the 71st Envision Association, 14801 Grapeland Ave., Cleveland, OH 44111 for reunion and membership details. Units of the Division include: 5th, 14th, and 66th Infantry Regiments; 607th, 608th, 609th, and 564th Field Artillery Bat talions, 71st Division Head quarters and Headquarters Com pany; 71st Cavalry Recon Troop; 271st Engineer Battalion; 571st . 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