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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 1 3 , 1997 - THREE
Fair opens
Jessica Wainwright, Heppner area, says goodnight to her lambs, Eva
and Connie, Tuesday night before the opening day of the Morrow
County Fair Wednesday, August 13, at the fairgrounds in Heppner.
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"Boots, Jeans and Cowboy
Dreams" parade theme
Boots, Jeans and Cowboy
Dreams is the theme o f this
year's M orrow County Fair and
Rodeo and also the theme for the
parade.
A number o f entries for the
parade this year have been
received, but there is still time to
enter.
W.C.C.C. G o ir
Ladies' Play, August 5
L ow gross o f the field: Pat
Edmundson.
Flight A :
low
gross-Jan
Paustian; low net-Susan Atkins;
least putts-Carol Norris; long
drive #8-Susan Atkins; K P #2
second shot-Jan Paustian.
Flight B: low gross-Luvilla
Sonstegard; low net-Betty Carl­
son; least putts-Lynnea Sargent;
long drive #8-Lynnea Sargent;
K P #2 second shot-Luvilla
Sonstegard.
Flight C: low gross-Cam
Wishart; low net-Lucille Peck;
least putts-Dorris Graves; long
drive #8-Lorrene Montgomery'.
Long putt #1: Susan Atkins,
Joyce Dinkins, Dorris Graves.
The W .C.C.C. ladies w ill be
holding a string tournament on
Tuesday, Aug. 12 beginning at 8
a m. Sign up at the clubhouse.
Jack and Jill Tournament
August 8
Gross:
1-John
and
Pat
Edmundson 28; 2-Em ie and
Susan Atkins 33; 3-Earl and
Carol Norris 34; 4-Les and Jan
Paustian 35.
Net:
1-Stan
Kem p
and
Darlene Scroggins; 2-Ray and
Norma French; 3-Jim and Cam
Wishart; 4-Bob and Lorrene
Montgomery.
Special events: K P second
shot #1-Edmundson; K P second
shot #7-Edmundson; long putt
#5-Norris.
WCCC Couples Tournament
Low gross o f the field: Mark
and Kristi Smalley 140; low net
o f the field-Randy Olson and Sue
Birkes 104.
First flight: first low gross-
Mark and Kristi Smalley 140,
first low net-John and K elli
Boyer 109; second low gross-
John Edmundson and Vicki
Brookshire 141, second low net-
Bob and Suzanne Jepsen 113;
third low gross-John and Clara
Sue Pickens 143, third low net-
W alley and Rosemary Boe 114;
fourth
low
gross-John
and
Kathleen W all 145, fourth low
net-Dave and Karen Wildman
115.
Second flight: first low gross-
Randy Olson and Sue Birkes
152, first low net-Bill and Norma
Pledger 107; second low gross-
Ron Bowman and Jill Hauke
156, second low net-Lynnea and
Mark Sargent 108; third low
gross-Way land and Pat Hyatt
157, third low net-Frank and
Neoma Bailey 111; fourth low
gross-Gene
and
Luvilla
Sonstegard 161, fourth low net-
Duanc and Robanai Disque 111.
Third flight: first low gross-
Bob and Julie Hesla 166, first
low net-Joe and Lisa G ifford
113; second low gross-Dave and
Sandi Hanna
second low
net-Chuck and Jan Crawford
114; third low gross-Rick Paullus
and Bonnie Grant
third low
net-Lee and Linda Padberg 119;
fourth low gross-Jim and Cam
Wishart
fourth low net-Ray
and Norma French 119.
This year’s parade w ill be held
Saturday, August 16, and w ill
start its route through Heppner at
10 a.m.
Registration w ill begin around
8.30 a.m. at Green Feed and Seed
at the north end o f town. The
parade will travel, as usual, down
Main Street turning toward the
courthouse on M ay
Street.
Judging w ill begin at 9 a.m. with
cash prizes and ribbons handed
D O N ’T MISS
HEPPNER'S
ONCE A YEAR
SIDEWALK SALE
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FRIDAY, AUG. 15
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Downtown
Special
GO'
out prior to the start o f the
parade.
The many divisions include
floats
(comm ercial
and
community),
antique
autos
(along with steam engines and
tractors), riding-groups, courts
and royalties and many more.
Anyone
interested
in
participating in the parade may
contact Cara Osmin at either
676-5816 or 676-9912.
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Sidemalk
had a band
"The history o f 75 years o f
Heppner Rodeo was excellent,"
says an anonymous Gazette-
Tim es reader, "but one thing
wasn't mentioned."
In 1930 Heppner eighth-grade
teacher Harold Buhman started a
school band. The band had a
section in the bleachers and
played for each rodeo and also
for the parade, said the reader.
GREAT BARGALNS!
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