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Heppner Gazette-Times. Wed
Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times, Wed . Aug 10. 1994 - ELEVEN
Aug 10, 1994
12 reasons to attend Fair Gate passes Style Revue Thurs., Aug. 18
7. bee the show quality
animals raised by 4-H and FFA r e p l a c e
A dozen reasons to attend
the Morrow County Fair and
kids so you can brag on your
Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo:
childb-n and grandchildren.
8. View the Open Class buttons
1. Great weather, good food.
2. Lots of action in the arena,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday .
3. See vour friends and
neighbors perform during the
Talent Show.
4. Dance to The Lansings on
Saturday night.
5. Enjoy all kinds of
refreshments.
b. You might spot Ty Murray
in the arena, who knows.
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exhibits.
9. Come Sunday and have a
cowboy breakfast prepared by
The Wranglers.
10. See the 1994 Chew pick
up being raffled and buv a
ticket.
11. You need a reason to skip
housework.
12. Good excuse to get with
vour friends.
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COUNTY FA
Another change for this years
Fair is a gate pass instead of a
button. The gate pass is $10 and
will get you into all four days
of the Fair and the Morrow
County Rodeo on Sunday,
afternoon. The passes are
available at the Fair Office. Of
fice hours are Monday thru Fri
day from 9 a m. to 4 p.m.
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Katie Bacon (I) and Marissa McCabe are ready to 'strut their
stuff in competition
The Thursday evening 4-H
Public Fashion Revue is always
a pleasure to attend, and the
1994 event is bigger than ever.
"The 4-H Youth Development
Program offered two modeling
workshops in the 1993-94 pro
gram y e a r," says Carol
M ichael-Bennett, "a n d it
definitely made an impact in
the self-confidence of county
youth."
Ninety-one youth, an all-time
high, have entered the two
modeling contests. "M y
Favorite Outfit" is a contest
that promotes consumer skills:
clothing selection and coor
dination, as well as poise and
self confidence. Members may
have constructed or purchased
their garments for this contest,
which is open to all 4-H
members, regardless of project
area.
"Fashion Revue" is open to
all doting, knitting and
crocheting project members.
These contestants model
OREGON H a y
PRODUCTS
'COMMITTED to Q U AU TY'
35 East Beach, Boardm an
(503)481-2818
OREGON TRAIL PRO RODEO COMMITTEE wishes to thank
these official sponsors:
GARDNERS.................... All Around Saddle
LES SCHWAB........................... Bull Riding
MCGG..................................Steer Wrestling
GRAYBEAL DIST. COORS..Calf Roping
COCA COLA........................... Saddle Bronc
■ TIDEWATER.................... Bareback Riding i
CARNER AUTO CENTER..Barrel Racing
WHEAT GROWERS............ Team Roping '
> KINZUA......... M.C. Amateur Calf Roping
PACIFIC GAS TRANSMISSION....
.....................Women’s Bull Riding
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2 R Farms
A& M Supply
ACX Trading
Allison Hay
Anderson Orchard
B & C Repair
Ken and Koedene Bailey
Bank of Eastern Oregon
Don Barber
Drs. Berretta
Boardman Laundromat
Boardman Pharmacy
Dr. Boss
Bristows Market
Bud Rich Potato
Bob Byrd
C A D Drive IN
Cargill, Arlington
Cargill, Boardman
Circle W. Ranch
Coast to Coast
Dianne Copenhaver
Devin Oil
Eastern Oregon Farm
Farm Credit Services
Farm Equipment Headquarters
First Interstate Bank
Gar Aviation
Green and Green
Grleb Farms
H & H Land
Bill and Kite Healy
Heppner Auto Parts
Heppner Dental Office
Hermiston Ford New Holland
Hermiston Safeway
Hermiston Tire A Auto
Horseshoe Hereford
Be sure to attend the 4-H
Public Fashion Revue: 7 p.m.,
Thursday, August 18, at the
Outdoor Stage behind the
Sanck-Shack. A special addi
tion this year will be Rachel
Shull, 1994 Nation Junior Wool
Ambassador. She will model
her national prize winning
"Make It Yourself With Wool"
outfit, and encourage local
youth to participate in the 1994
contest.
In case of rain, the event will
be moved to the Parish Hall of
St. Patrick's Church in
Heppner.
For
Your Vehicles
We have the best and latest equip
ment to work on the newer vehicles
Don't forget our
AIR CONDITIONING
Service for your car or truck
Have fun at the Fair
Frank, Janice, Kim & Rob
SKAGG’S AUTO CLINIC
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Casey Evans sold his Grand Cham
pion Steer to Shop-N-Kart of
Hermiston
Becki Tuel sold her Grand Cham
pion Swine to N.W. Farm Supply of
Hermiston
The Morrow County Livestock Growers and First Interstate Bank
would like to thank the Following buyers for the purchase at the
1993 Morrow County 4-H & FFA Livestock Auction
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Shelly Ashbeck sold her Grand
Champion Sheep to Bob Byrd of
Irrigon
garments that they have con
structed. Modeling in Fashion
Revue is a component of the
"O u tstan d in g
Clothing
Member" award.
Participants in both contests
prepare their own narrative to
be read during the public
show. The winning models are
selected during the contest
judging on Monday, August
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We're Proud to see
Agriculture
on Display
N IU R R U I
Intermountain Jvestock
Keglers Sentry Market
Stan Kemp
Kilkenny Rancl tea
Lamb-Weston
Lens Processli g
Lea Schwab
Lexington M ac line Works
Bea and Georg » Luclanl
Lunder Suffolk
Mader Rust, Inc.
Matheny R a n d as
McNamee Bros
Mike Mehren
Mid Columbia Excavation
George Miller F anches
Miller A Sons
Tad Miller
Mark and Shan ly Miller
Morrow County Livestock
Growers
Morrow County Grain Growers
Mountain View Equipment
Barry Munkers
Leonard Munki rs
N.W. Farm Supoly
N.W. Metal Fabricators
Oregon Potato
Oregon Trail V. fterlnary
Osgood Feed
Pacific Northwest Farming
M. Partlow Co.
Allen and Path :la Peck
Lyle Peck
Pendleton Grain Growers
Pettyjohn Fam and Builders
Pettyjohns, lo re
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Phelffer
Pioneer Implement
Bob Ployhar, Farmers Insurance
Portvlew Ranches
Potlatch Corp.
Proudfoot Ranches
The Rainbow Cafe
Rlckols Farms
Russell Oil
Dick Sargent
Sentry Market
Shelco Electric
Sherrell Chevrolet
Shop N Cart
Slmplot
Slmplot Sollbullders
Starvation Farms
Strebln Farms
Sunrldge Homes, Inc.
TACX
Taggares Farms
The Dalles Auction
Tldewater-FInley Buttes
Dr. Dennis Turner
U.S. Bank
Van Marter A Kahl
Bob Van Scholack
Paul and Sue Walton
Western Alfalfa
Western Hay
Wheatland Insurance
Wilbur Ellis
Wilcox Furniture
Wilde Electric
Special thanks to:
1st Interstate Bank Employees:
Jackie Allstott
Sharon Harrison
Andrea Mortlmore
Carrie Connor
Florene Robinson
Cllsta Venard
Ring Man:
Chris Rauch
Sam Bellamy
Mark Rletmann
Brian Thompson
Truckers:
Blair Phllllpl
Mitch Ashbeck
Evans Ranch
Photographers:
Judy Barber
Jenny Kreln
Jodi Johnston
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