The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10
RODEO
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each carrying one of the five Warren
brothers, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Warren. The boys are David, Rog-
er, Tommy, Freddie, and Johnny.
Churches - A float sponsored by
the Bluffton Ministerial association
advertising Time for Bible School,"
Junior organizations A float of
the Bluffton Future Homemakers.
Merchant entries = Koontz Sinclair
service station.
Among some six school bands the
fast stepping McComb high school
band in natty black and red uniforms
copped first prize.
A unique float of the Circle B
Squares, Bluffton-Beaverdam West
ern Style Square Dance club won the
prize for recreational organizations.
Top prize among the parade en-
tries OF five fire departments was
presented to the Beaverdam depar-
ment. Their entry included an old
bucket brigade wagon, long used by
the department before the modern
pumper and tank truck also manned
by uniformed crew.
The Karen Grotto Band of Lima
was awarded first prize in the de-
partment for drum and bugle corps,
bands and baton twirling units.
Ex-Cell-O Corporation float, which
won the grand prize, was also Judged
first in the industrial class.
The blue ribbon and cash prize for
best decorated horse and rider in
the parade entries went to Myron
Wood of Kenton, and the same prizes
In the plain tack class went to Gail
Moore of Ada. Eleven-year-old Marie
Morgret of Elida won the best dec
GRATED pony and rider event and
Wilma Shulaw, Ada, was awarded
the trophy in the plain tack class.
ROdeO Results
Loren Cox, young Kenton rider,
proved to be a grand champion re-
| peater at the rodeo. He won the gold
en- trophy by making 10 points. plac-
ing first in the stake bend race, first
In the musical tire event and third
in the balloon race. Cox'S older BROTH
er, Leonard, was the grand cham
pion two years ago.
The complete results in the rodeo
were as follows:
Grand Entry, Silver Mounted, 1st-
Myron Wood, Kenton; 2nd -- Micky
Carpenter, Marion; 3rd = Pauline
zeller, Findlay; 4th Wallace Har-
mon, Van Vert.
Grand Entry Plain Tack. 1st -
Paul Wilt, Botkins; 2nd - Donna
Etsenhour, Arcadia; 3rd Gail
Moore, Ada; 4th - Keith Miner,
Swanton.
Great Plains Pony Class, 1st -
Charles Prater Lima; 2nd - Marie
Morgret, Elida; 3rd 49, Jack Cole,
Botkins; and 4th - Yvonne Shaw,
Findlay.
Bride Trail Pleasure Horse. 1st-
Harold Springer, Lima; 2nd - Jackie
Ulrich, Lima: Bird - Keith Miner
Swanton; and 4th Paul Fetter
Lima.
Stake Bend Race, 1st - Loren Cox
kenton; End - Leonard Cox, Kenton;
5rd = Bill Nicely, Kenton; and 4th-
Frank {. Becker. Wapakoneta.
Musical Tire - Mems and Ladies'
| lSt - Loren Cox, Kenton; 2nd -
Dick Vermillion. Lafayette; Srd 49,
Ronald Moore, Oak Harbor; 4th -
Tom Kuhlman, Rudolph.
Musical Tire - Boys and Girls
lst Larry Cox, Kenton; 2nd-Bill
| LNCSiy, hSHtOn, ora --~ Bill douglas,
Portage; 4th James Moore, Bowl
ing Green.
Dude Ranch Steer Riding, 1st -
Jim Stienecker, New Knoxville: 2nd-
Paul Roades, Millburv; 3rd - Jim
Michaels, Millbury; 9TH Larry Ly-
,ons, Lima.
Bareback Bronc Riding. 1st-Rog-
er YoutSey, Van Vert; 2nd - Paul
RoadeS. Millbury; 3rd - Jack Gil
! bert, Van Vert; 4th - Cork Walters.
| Calf Roplng, Ist Joe Krock, Ken
ton, declared the winner with seven
! others in draw.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
/ Notice is hereby given that on the oqnd
| day of July, 1858 at o'clock D. M a public
! hearing will be held on the budget prepared
| by the trustees Of Rchland Township of
Allen County. Ohio. for the next succeeding
/ fiscal year ending December 81. 1889
! Such hearing will be held at the office of
the trustees in Bluffton. Ohio.
| Dale Reichenbach, clerk
Richland Township Trustees
July 10