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ALL IS NOT LOST!
flu,,, .re urpMm u. In physical mental, nd
mUZTnX Morrow county ou, .-
and many other counts all 'Am"?
fell" .'new .Kill. Wt2;; J"
ity. an.i ' . ,,,, -h MDcrience under
knowledge cmji-
"tlHhat m.nyof - f
Si". guidance exerts on the lives of young Arner
c ' High do.U .re coupled fT0:"'
limine project, which are carried on In n
SSlpU i.r -'Tn..VenX-
tlnuous search for excellence. -H n",D5f"
foundation uion which many successful fanning
Sierra have been built. Many 4 II club mem-
ha, financed his or her college education , with
-livestock or crop project begun as . child.
Most of The Sunii presU outstanding college
students were once 4-11 member.
It Is fortunate for youngsters of this are.
that hey can participate In these activities under
dedicated leaders. Ncls Anderson . "J"
and Joe Hay. the county extension staff are a
competent and Inspiring group. The parked auc
ress of the program Is testimony to that fact Trie
ES lU of volunteer leaders Is also testimony to
he hn regard In which substantial people of
Se coGnty hold 4 II work. During this week set
isfde as National 4 II Week, let's give these
filers both professional and volunteer. a big
hand and ell1 them we appelate what they're
Sing for our youngsters and for our country.
Tho second event referred to was the district
baskeVball championship game In Pendleton Sat-
"one small school, came out victorious.
nd was ueclared the champion. Nothing par
tTclly remarkable about that. Is there? Some
one was bound to win. But the manner In which
they won was an example 01 course
-m. k mrfr.l tho heart of every spec
lator. It was not line's night so far as hitting the
bar.krt ti concerned. A strong defensive op
inertt krj-t the sharp shooting forwards pretty
well bottled up. Time sfter time lone went down
the floor with the ball trying to set up .coring
plays, and time and again the guard taking the
ball down had to shoot from some considerable
dUtanre out The score was close all the way.
With 11 seconds left lone was trailing by three
points. A less determined team would have blown
up. slowed down or quit at that point. When
foul was called on tl.e opposition and one free
throw had been sunk. Coach Hudson called time,
and talked with the team. Ills team went out
and In the few seconds left tied the score with
difficult shot following the mlssea attempt in
ih two nlav off ix-rlods lone kept a cool head.
and sank the winning basket In the "sudden
death" second period.
H Is doubtful that finer show of brains, speed,
stamina and determination, all coupled with
clean playing and Rood sportsmanship has been
seen anywhere recently. If the battles of Britain
were won on the playing fields of Rugby certainly
some sort of a victory besides . district tourna
rr.ent was won on the court In Tendleton last
Saturday night.
Coach Hudson Is to be commended not only
for turning out fine teams, but for his ability to
Inspire players to fight till the final whistle de
spite seemingly unsurmountable odds. He Is .
keen strategist, and a real student of the game.
He tolerates no foolishness, and requires his
players to keep their grades and their conduct on
a high level; training rules mean something to
this group. Infractions result In penalties. Coach
Hudson Is popular both with his players and
In the community.
When the team goes to Bond this week
end to participate In the state finals, a goodly
ch.n- nf the community will Co along. It Is re
From Tht
County Agent's Office
T n. C AHDIMOH
This is National 4 11 Club
Week. It proMdet n opportunity
for fAeryon 9 n thlr
nd to pay some attention to
what this Important youth pro
gram la doing for the two and
. third million boys and glrJ
between the ages of nine and
twenty-one who are enrolled.
While the program center,
arvund the boy and girl there
are many other Important people
who contribute to the .access of
the program. Among these are
,he parent, of these 4 II mem
bers. the volunteer leaders who
tpend many hours and a mul
titude of others whom we refer
!o a. -Friend, of 4 11". I J
like to dwell on these -Frtcnd.
of 4 11- nd the g"t contrt
button they make to the success
of our program here In Morrow
KB2oull take more room than
this column affords to name
each of the -Friend, of 4 H
fndlv.du.lly. W. will, there ore
not atempt to do this but to
speak in generalities 4 It. being
an active youth group. utllijJJ
these friends every month of the
year. Beginning In
new organization of clubs and
recognition of those who have
successfully mP,eted. ?mk
here are . number d f contHJ
utors in making hi. 4H
Achievement recognition a
k whole crew of persons
SrrssrsK
of hard work arranging for tne
SooO boy. and girls enrolled in
club work In Oregon.
LIVESTOCK -Marcel Jon.i
(13). Wilbur van uwn.....
the community will go along, it ;" lttlln. (i4)
frpshlni? In these days of fashionable boredom lirD;pJ
and nonchalance, to see a town and county gel
behind Its teams, and stay with them to the
final whistle. It was certainly Inspiring to see
the fine teamwork, spirit, and stubborn courage
of the team that didn't know when to quit.
American youth may lack some of the ster
ling qualities which we ascribe to our forebears,
but so long as activities like 41! flourish, and
so long as the qualities displayed .Saturday night
endure, one cannot feel that all Is lost, w.o.w.
Boardman Sand &
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Producers of Crushed Gravel
Washed Concrete, Sand
Gravel, Ready-Mix Concrete.
Phone HU. 1-2275
Boardman
Chats With
Your Home Agent
By ESTHER KIRMIS
Morrow county, along with the
nation, Is observing National 4-H
club week, March 411. Its
theme: Live, serve, through 4-H.
We'd like to Introduce you to
our 63 adult leaders and 15 jun
ior leaders who are leading our
46 clubs in the county. These
leaders have a genuine interest
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PENDLETON, OREGON
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BASEBOARD HEATERS
and desire to work with boys
and girls; a willingness to give
timi for 4-H club meetings and
activities; a willingness to attend
leader training meetings to mane
ihpm hotter leaders: and an atti
tude of cooperation with other
leaders in our county.
It Is estimated that the aver
ace leader gives the time equiv
alent of three full weeks a year
to his Job.
No wonder we honor:
Heppner
CLOTHING Mrs. William
nawlins, lone (6), Mrs. N. D.
Herschcll (5), Mrs. Jack Healy
and Mrs. William Heath (9), Mrs.
Merrltt Gray (11).
FOODS Mrs. Douglas Drake
(5) , Mrs. Pat O'Brien (8), Mrs.
Herbert Case (10).
KNITTING Mrs. Robert Jones
(6) .
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WIRING SUPPLIES
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STAR
THEATER
Fri.. at March 10-11
WALT DISNEY'S
The Hound That
Thought He was a
Raccoon
Plus
Wizard of Baghdad
We will admit for 50c any
adult who is brought to the
theater by a child (20c) one
adult to one child. Tell the
cashier you want bargain
price tickets. Color and CS.
Sun.. Moa. March 12-13
Flaming Star
Elvis Presley, Steve Forrest,
nnd other stars. Color and CS.
Special added Football high
lights of 1900.
Sunday at 5 and 7:00
and
Nagel
In January volunteer local
leaders are rrwgnlied at their
annual banquet. The L S. Nat
ional Hank provides recognition
In form of lapel pin. for these
leaders who successfully com
pleted the year. work. Thl. I.
the month of the year also that
the Murrow County Grain Crow,
era provide for each 4 II mem
ber and leader a 4 It club cal
endar so that they might keep
a record of their monthly meet
Inns and Important event,
Kach of the many churche.
contribute to the observance of
4 II Sunday held in May each
year. June and July, busy month,
lor the 4 II club program, see a
number of Morrow County busi
nesses and Individuals support
mg the livestock auction Mle,
a part of the Junior Livestock
Show at The Dalles. Boy. and
girls are encouraged to continue
ihelr project through the addi
tion of a few cents premium
above market price for these 4-H
members that have worked hard
raising a fat steer, hog or Iamb.
Farm, social, and fraternal or
ganizations along with business
es and individuals have the op
portunity in mid-June to spon
sor a scholarship for a boy or
girl to attend 4-H summer school
This week-long event i. held on
the campu. of OSC.
A big event for those club
members who arc not quite old
enough to go to 4-H summer
school Is our county camp. Mor
row County boasts one of the
.lnest summer camps In the-entire
Pacific Northwest. Located
in an Ideal setting of the Cuts
fort h Forest Park it was made
possible by the cooperative ef
forts of a large number of people.
First held on land provided by
Fred Mankln provisions were
made by Orvllle Cuts forth
when he purchased this prop
erty so this camp could con
tinue. Parents and leaders are
responsible for many many
hour id work that want Into
clearing and bulldlni the t
elllUet which aecotnmodtt.
about T5 bey. and I'xls. coun
aellor. and ptogr.ra dlretfftr
An important event to tb 4
boy. .nd girl. 1. the .termcn
feed provided by the B.nk of
Eastern Oregon during one even
ing of their campflre event.
The largest 4 II event of tht
year is the County Fair. Tnll
event Involved more 4-H mem
bers, parents. leaders and again.
-Friend, of 4 11" than any other
county event. These -Friends
contribute much to thl. popular
event through pl.que. .nd other
recognition to boys and girl, for
a Job well done. The annual pig
eramble and auction alt are
made possible entirely through
these -Friends." The plg-acram-hi.
h.a ttartrd many a boy or
girl In a profitable livestock ven
ture .nd the price received by
member, .t our auction ..It
have been one of the best in the
itate. Don Wink, of the North
western Livestock Commission (
Company has auctioned tht. live- j
stock free of ch.rge to club
members for the past aeven'
years. Over 40 local buyer, .up-,
ported the 19C0 sale. Each year,
excellent .upport ha. been given
the 4-H club sponsored noon,
dinner held on one day of the
fair. Again a lot of parent, and
leaders are Involved In thl.
money raising activity which,
provides the treasury wltt
money needed for the many ac-.
tlvitles of the year. I
We have followed a typical
4-H club year and the event.
In order to be aucceWui muet
have the .upport of these
-Krtendt."
During thl. National 4-H Club
Week the -Friend." do their
thar by providing window area,
in coepcratu-n In calling to the
attention of our people the tie
men.Ious opportunities that there
are In 4 H club wtrk to better
develop boy. .nd girl, to make
the good citizen and future
leader, of our country. We take
thl. opportunity to .alute the
-Friends of 4-H."
BUSINESS
MACHINE SERVICE
Office Supplies. Office Equip
ment Business Machine.
IN HEPPNER
1st & 3rd Week of Erery Month
DON BALL. Ser. Dept.
120 Main St, Hermiston
Phone JO 7-5114
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183 Main Phone 6-9652
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SADDLE HORSE-Jlm Valen-
tine (16). ,
1MFLE RaV William"
and Robert uooin.;,"-
ARCHERY wuuam
(8).
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nmllUf Vfra L. A. MC-
Cabe (6). Mrs. Harold Snider and
Mrs. Bryce Keene "V TT
Rea (6), Mrs. Louis Carlson 6 -"c
. p m. Raker (5).
SADDLE HORSE Gary Tullls
(1 LIVESTOCK Alfred Nelson Jr.
and Kenneth Smouse (13).
RIFLE Robert DeSpain ana
Dave McLeod (12), Pete Cannon
and Don Ball (9).
Lexington
CLOTHING Mrs. Robert Dav
Idson (7). Mrs. Robert Davidson
and Mrs. Gene Cutsfortli (13).
LIVESTOCK William Nichols
and Robert Frlnk (6). Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bloodsworth (7).
Pine City
LIVESTOCK Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Wltherrite (14).
cAnm v. HORSE Charles Daly
and Kenneth Coppinger (10).
Boardman
CLOTHING Mrs. Nat h a n
Thorpe (5). Mrs. W. J. McDoug
all (6), Mrs. Earl McQuavv (7).
FOODS Mrs. C. t. uanieia w-.
LIVESTOCK Bob Sicard and
Don Bellamy (ID. Kurt Ganten
beln (5).
Irrioon
CLOTHING Mrs. M. E. Had
wick and Mrs. Fred Murtishaw
(9), Mrs. Charles Early and Mrs.
John Swearingen (6).
FOODS Mrs. Perry Pummel
(8) Mrs. Harold Colson (6).
KNITTING Mrs. Roy Davis
RIFLE Vernon Gerberdlng
(9)
ARCHERY Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Zehner (9).
LIVESTOCK Max Jones (12).
WOODWORKING Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Skiles (9.
s ADDLE HORSE Roy Tiller
and LeRoy Procker (6).
JUNIOR LEAD E Ha
miorm AwRichard Watts,
Chloe McQuaw, Sandra Thorpe,
Linda Daniels.
HEPPNER Martha uonen.
IONE Robert Rice, Marilyn
Morgan, Jo Ann Turner,
Crabtree. Kenneth U amousc.
LEXINGTON Beverly uaviu-
son. , .
ii?Dir!i-v sandl Davis. Ann
Schmeder, Howard CaWf. Penny
Jones.
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