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... .. .. - -- ... ----i. .. - - - Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rod,·o Heppner Gazette-Times. Wed . Aug 10. 1994 · THIRTEEN TWELVE . ~ial Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times. Wed .• Aug. 10, 1994 Morrow County Abstract & Title Co., Inc. COMPLETE TITLE SERVICE Pennant bearers provide support for court Leading the parades for the Morr•w County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo court this year have been six pennant bearers. The pennant bearers carry the flags and travel with the court to various rodeo parades. Krista Adams, Jared and Sarah Eckman, Casey Evans, Casey Ingraham and Bobbie Rankin are this years pennant bearers. Krista Adams, 11 year old daughter of Tim and Terra Adam of Heppner, is a welcome addition to thi years Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court. As a pennant bearer for the court, Krista has come to know the ropes of get- ting ready for parades and grand entries. Krista is active in 4-H Sheep, the Wranglers Riding Club, and the "Colt basketball pro- gram . She wilJ be in the sixth grade at Heppner Middle School and is a 4.0 student. Jared Eckman is the 13 year old son of Ken and Judy Eckman of Lexington, and i active in football, basketball and track at Heppner Middle School where he will be an eighth grader this fall. Jared al o is bu y preparing for this years fair and will be participating in showmanship and will be marketing his lamb at the Fat Stock Sale. Jared is also a member of the Wranglers Riding Club. Sarah Eckman, 11 year old daughter of Ken and Judy Eckman of Lexington, is a petite little horsewoman who is big on riding expertise. Sarah i a member of the Wranglers Riding Club and participates in their annual spring playdays and games, winning many top honors. Sarah i also busy with both 4-H heep and Clothing. She Big Things Really Do Come In Small Packages has been involved in the Colt basketball program at HMS and will be in the sixth grade this fall. Sarah and Jared 's father is a member of the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Committee. Casey Evans is the 13 year old. son of Monte and Becky Evans of Heppner, and is an "old pro" when it comes to bearing the flags for the Court. Ca ey's si ter, Jossie, is a princess on thi yea rs cou rt. As an accomplished horseman, Casey has won many top awards in horse and 1;"',.,~nri.. rnmnPtitin,, . He was ' L....I Widl the 111Ccnsflll l1Ut1ch of the nati011's finl direct broadcast satellite. DltlfCTV is set 10 deliver • wide range of ,.,., (IH'DpNlllling. The service is provided locally by people you know and trust - your rural electric, rural telephone and affliated members of the National Rural Telecommunications Cooperative. DIRECTV. It's worth the wait. RURAL TELECOM COMPANY (ATC) (503) 567-4384 or 1-800-452-2273 OIMCTV ,1 tttoffot•I' Ulde"'M~ of GM Hlr9~ff lltcttOf'•U Incl o, ftl I~ ··11tl lrosta· t,on "''" t;" ,eo,1,recl Cl • •• IUftter>t to Chl"'tf W'1FIOul llOI.ICI ln,, ,,i "~,ptfttlll ~,,1ao fl"''¥ 0 ,IN'tO ,,,cu Ind ,, • • - ATC is a subsidiary of Umatilla Electric Cooperative Assoc=. the 1993 Reserve Champion Jr. Beef Showman and had the 1993 Grand Champion Market Steer. Casey is active in foot- ball, basketball and track and will be an eighth grader at Heppner Middle School this fall. Casey is the 12 year Qld daughter of Mike and Sally in- graham of Lexington, and is a welcome addition to this year_'s court. Casey is a member of the Wranglers Riding Club and participates in the annual spring playdays and trail rides . Ca ey is active in basketball and volleyball at Heppner Mid- dle S hool and is a 4. student. She will be a seve nth grader this fall. Casey's parents are member of the Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Committee, and he r grandfather, Orval Matheny, is this year' grand marshal!. Bobbie Rankin , 13 year old daughter of Tim and Kathy Rankin of Heppner, enjoys her time a a flag bearer for this yea r' court . and takes the op- portunity to not only carry the colors but to participate in ome rodeo~, as well . Bobbie i active in 4-H Hor e and Sheep, i a member of the Wranglers Riding Club, and participates in 4-H competitive Trail Rid es. She will be an eigh th g rader at Heppner Mid- dle chool thi fa ll . Heppner, OR 97836 Locally Owned & Operated Since Boardman, OR 97818 1929 TO 676-9912 THE WELCOME FAIR & RODEO 481-9261 The 4-H membership this year is 278 kids with 72 volunteer leaders. There are 201 enrolled in home ec and 211 enrolled in livestock. The horse program has 63 member . A you can see, many of the members are enrolled in m ore than one project area . There are 43 home economic leader , 30 livestock leaders and 11 hor e leaders. There is a record number of Good Luci< 4 - B'ers Ve s u p p ort FF& Ke abera yo u i n your Tear l o ng eff~r~s B OARDMAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE + 481-3014 DIRECT V I 1 As a world leader in agribusiness, our success is characteriz.ed by the prudent use of basic resources such as soil, w.uer and minerals . And, while our founcbtion and future are irrevocably tied tO these resources, we will con- tinue to advance because we are also committed to basic human values. • Bringing Earth's Resources to life Simplot Simplot Soil Builders Umatilla Clea~ii~~\5;~:ating Jim Harting ')ayt,:,i, , WI, 99328 used for the t\\ o C rl',lti, l' Hand ,,Jrd g,nm at thl' 1ornn, ount, F,ur. n .• ,1th l' Hand-, A,,,1rd, .u • uniqut.> to Mornl\\ ount\ , to rt'lO~nil'e high prnnt e,hibitor~ in pl' n Cla, Hom :1.:onomll.., ,rnd Art and raft-, Di, isions. B -,ur • to , i-.it thl• (ook1 • booth on \1,1111 ",trl'l'I !x>t1)rl' and atter the p.uadL· And a decent cmnputer. (509) 382-4874 Ai . ; Box -1:: The Morrow ountv Familv ommunit Education Council will offer their la tv horn made conJ..ie and b , e(age'> for salt> again during the 1994 Fair and Rodeo Parade. xten 10n studv group member~ from Pine ;. tv, Rh a reek a nd North Mor- r~nv are filling their cooki jar.., with pril'e ,,inning treat... tor th<> sale . Prnceed-, from tlw salt.> \\'1II be And incredible patience. Have Cleaner, Will Travel Seed Cleaned and Treated with RTU or Farmers .4.J Extension study group to sell goodies during parade land, water and some seeds. And the right equipment. 1---=SE=E;a.;:Q: CLE ANING ON FARM SERVI CE (J I I The Exten ion Office ha an- nounced there will be no charge for wn t band a wa previou ly announc d . The 4-H Leader ounc1I ha pur- cha ed the ,,,rist band from the fair office and will give them to th youth . \, ri t band for 4-H ' r ma be pt ·ked up in the 4-11 office at the fa,r . However, if you lose your "rist b:rnd there will be a 2 charge to g t it r plac d . " It seems like som vouth taJ.. • t,,o or thr e to get through the f.lir and that become e pl'n'>ive to provide," '>atd a spoJ..e..,pc.•rson. " Hopefullv this will en(our,1~ • them to be a bit mor n";pon - <;ible." simple. All you need is o through your baby pic- tures whether thev are 100 yea rs old or current and enter them in the "Cute t Baby Pic- ture" conte t at the Fair thi~ year. The picture ca n be a snap- shot or up tu an 8 x 10. They will be on dis play during the Fair and will be awarded a Peo- ple' hoice Award . This i for Morrow County resident only. I 4-H 'ers participating in styl review at fair. You can enjoy the public tyle review Thur ., August 1 at 7 p .m . on the tage at the fair grounds . All other home ec entrie will be judged by the time fair open on Wedne day for your in pec- tion. Home ec conte ts will take place Wedne da through Friday. The 4-H livestock ... , ill be hown Thur dav for conforma- tion . Friday wili be howman- hip and the round robin ,._. ill tart about 3 p .m . Plan on com- ing to the 4-H and FFA Live tock Auction aturdav Augu t 20, 6 p .m . , in the beef pavilion . Fanning is really veiy Enter photo in cutest baby contest C The face of satellite television has changed forever. DIRECTV' 1: is offering the first of ap- proximately 150 channels of quality entertainment, cable and special- ty programming directly to consumer homes ....__...._--1 over an 18-inch dish antenna. The entire system, with prices starting at about $700, will be easy to install and use. once the dish is locked in place , you may never need to adjust it .. - The branch office in Boardman, is not manned daily, however, if you call the Boardman number, the call will automatically be transferred to the Heppner office. An appoint- ment can then be arranged for you in the Boardman area. 4-H membership grows to 278 1 922-5672 And a good sense of hwnor. And knowledge of lhe weather. And expen mechanical skills. An<l a ~rong work elh Ami an O(llOIIIISlk: outk And a good lmdtr. And lh.,r v.hc1c rat m Cm.ht 1vus comes 111 Wh1lt you·1c w1~l111tt v.1th tht 111)1iad ~halltn~1Ha1noog. 11.t an hdpyou t cu.1ly the hn.1tlllflK yuu need t;l\·c us a ~II h's 1cal~· tlUl c;unplc. +~.~ . 1 SW Nye Street Pendleton, Oregon 97801 1-800-880-4318 i .,,..
