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■ M i A m ■ M W EIGHTEEN-Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times, W ed.. Aug. 16, 1995 Enter Grain AIR CONDITIONING SERVICED & REPAIRED ON THE FARM SERVICE * Bearings ★ Filters ★ Hydraulic Hoses Custom Made B & C REPAIR, INC. 422-7409 FAX 422-7418 IONE Growers of commercial crops are encouraged to enter their products at the Morrow Coun ty Fair. There are departments for Grain, Grain Sheaves, Grasses and Hay, Alfalfa Hay Exhibits, Corn, Field Seed, Potatoes, Fruits and Wool. Please check the Fair Premi um Book or call the Fair office at 676-9474. Experienced in Farm Equipment Repair LEXINGTON MACHINE WORKS 405 W. Main Street Lexington. Oregon 97839 (503) 989-8505 or after hours (503) 989-8132 Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times. W ed., Aug. 16, 1995-THREE 4-H, FFA auction impressive Everyone is invited to attend the Livestock Auction, August 20, at 6 p.m. It will be held in the Beef Pavilion. Come out during the week and examine the quality of livestock the youth have prepared for your Contractor And Seller Of Grass Seeds CONTRACTED GRASS SEED PRODUCTION CUSTOM GRASS SEED CLEANING GRASS SEED TRADE ALFALFA SEED Don Obrist - manager P O. Box 820, Boardman, OR P.O. Box 159, Imbler, OR When it comes to bearing the flag for the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo Court, Tom Skultety is a "p ro ” ! Tom is the 14-year-old son of Chris and Judy Skultety, of Stanfield (formerly of Hepp ner), and is a brother to Princess Stefanie. Both Tom and Stefanie served as pennant bearers on the 1992 Court. Tom also has an older sister, Cyn thia, and a brother, Bob. Riding and wrangling is a family affair at the Skultetys, with young Tom riding "turn back" for his dad in cutting competition. As soon as Tom was old enough, he entered 4-H Livestock and Horse clubs, garnering many impressive awards. In addition to 4-H, Tom entered and won Grand Champion at the Union Jr. Show, won Jr. Showman in 1993 in Heppner and Reserve Grand Champion at the Jr. PI last year. At a national open show in Sacramento, Califor nia, Tom won Reserve Grand Champion for his Romagolias calf. He has been busy prepar ing his Hereford-Saler cross steer for the fair and is looking forward to being in FFA at Stanfield High School. Tom also takes time out to play football, basketball and baseball, but admits that he has his eye on a career in the livestock business. 4-H Kids work on showman in preparation for livestock sale BARENBRUG USA BARENBRUG USA: P e n n a n t b e a re r T o m S k u lte ty a p ro (503) 481-4001 — FAX: (503) 481-4002 (503) 963-2842 — FAX: (503) 963-4738 inspection. You will be im pressed, 1 am sure. If you are interested in buying, but won't be around for the sale, please contact the Extension office, 676-9642. Tom Skultety carries flag during parade C e le b ra te th e f a i r ! Then look to us to help Top stock for Cottage a top rodeo Accents For the fourth year, Beard Rodeo Company, owned and managed by Frank Beard of Ellensburg, Washington and Pat Beard of Hermiston will provide stock for the 1995 Ore gon Trail Pro Rodeo. They will be bringing the best of their rodeo stock, including the 1992 top bareback horse in the Col umbia River Circuit and who was also voted best bareback horse at the 1992 Dodge Na tional Circuit Finals (DNCF). Thunderhead, another bare- back horse, was voted second best bareback at the DNCF. Copenhagen Heckle was a na- * tional finals horse five years. Their top bulls, Copenhagen Chucker (the star of last year's Lewiston Roundup), Sour dough Kid, Yo Yo, Cuddles and Yellow Knife will do their best to unseat anyone who is aboard. National Finals Rodeo (NFR) bronc C openhagen C h arlie's Girl and DNCF broncs Looking Glass Skoal, Cody Butte, Cotten Eye and Warpath will be some of the saddle broncs offering a chal lenge to the cowboys. The Beards have also added several outstanding new horses and bulls to the Beard Rodeo string. Contractors are proud of their stock and do their best to find animals that test the strength and endurance of the rodeo contestants. So sit back and watch the human athletes try to beat the efforts of the animal athletes. They both relish their work. Local Crafts Collectables 2nd Hand Lexington, OR Ellen Kennedy K e n n e d y F e n c e B u il d in g Experienced - Free Estimates Larry Kennedy CCB #98250 Tim Cundell to sing at fair Our local celebrity, Tim Cun- dell, who provided hours of professional singing entertain- ment at the lone Fourth of July celebration, will sing at the out- side stage near the picnic area Friday afternoon, August 18, and Sunday morning, August 20, during the W rangler's Breakfast. 4-H has new phone for fair The phone number of the Fair office is 676-9474. 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