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The Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo
will once again feature Bruce
Kimsey of Chelan, WA, as
rodeo clown.
The five foot, 11 inch tall
rodeo professional has been a
member of the Professional
Rodeo Cowboys Association
since 1987. He was a National
High School Rodeo Association
qualifier in 1977 and was a Col
umbia River Circuit bullfighter
in 1990 and 1992.
Kimsey, 35, lives in Olympia,
WA, with his wife, Dawn and
their children, Brandon and
Tia. He is a carpenter and en
joys spending time with his
family, hunting and fishing in
addition to the rodeo.
Tractor pull new
O n W ednesday evening,
bring grandmas and grandpas,
aunts and uncles and anyone
else to watch your child par
ticipate in Pioneer Implement's
Pedal Power Tractor Pulling
contest. This is for all children
ages 4 to 10. Sign up early to
be assured of a spot for this
new and exciting event at our
fair. Prizes for the Tractor Pull
will be donated by Pioneer Im
plement.
Court St. Market
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Log bucking contest, Aug. 20
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Log Bucking contest is hard work
Everyone is invited to the
fairgrounds, Sunday, August
20, to watch the annual am a
teur log bucking and w rapper
throw ing contest. The contest
begins at 10:30 a.m.
Cash prizes will be aw arded
in the Morrow County log
bucking and wrapper throwing
Contests up to fourth place.
The open classes contest has
no cubic limit and pays a $100
jackpot plus entry fee. There is
a $10 entry fee per class.
Contestants may use only
stock saws. No modified chain
saws are allowed in the Mor
row County class.
In the wrapper throwing con
test, a timed event, contestants
will throw' binders over the logs
on a log truck and will bind the
load. The truck, binders and
logs will be furnished. The
w rapper throw ing contest will
follow the log bucking contest.
Darlene Scroggins and Pen-
land House Bed and Breakfast
will furnish the Larry Scroggins
Memorial Buckle for first place
in the w rapper throw ing con
test.
All log truck drivers are in
vited to sign up for the throw
ing contest. Signups m ust be
completed by 10 a.m. Sunday.
For more information, call
989-8549. Organizers and spon
sors are Barbara and Guy Van-
Arsdale.
Tumbling demo planned Aug. 18
at the Morrow County Fair and Oregon Tifail
Pro Rodeo
Congratulations
to Queen Rondi
and her Court
Morrow County Oregon Trail Pro Rodeo
Fri. and Sat., August 18 & 19
Morrow County Rodeo Sunday, August 20.
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T um bling teacher C indy
Sumner will present a tumbling
dem onstration for kids ages
four to 10 on Friday, August 18
at 6 p.m ., on the grass at the
fairgrounds. Sum ner will de
m onstrate the mats, the beam,
hula hoops and ribbons.
Sum ner holds classes Oc
tober through May at the
H eppner Middle School gym.
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Sandwiches will be $2.50 for
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