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Reporters Tell of 4-H Club Activities THC MERIT TAILORS The Mrrry TU! tear.. lvw la Mind hrin. mawa iun4a, and iiah ir.irn M our ajiuns I feur iMtUnt M the hm if XUrtrt ;rrf The Rir(lK( waa hrM tn February SI. 1X1. The p.rn.Uf disvutacd imj fu inf their p-fur.a appear Miei of the jrirU fmiahed their .nf. TTe li'.cmuer llcaelit Were Jjr.U llakrf, :.trnl Wilton, Jon Slxkard. Carol Ham tint. Marjrarcl tlrtvn. and Jan Raw Jin, our leader. IU -frrthmenta were arrved by .Mr Herman (.rc-cn, Krjorter, Margaret Green Mtt Kirh fu-a' huua at iwo-f ih fiur. W derided on th t,VlH tr leader tv a d-m. I Mm -ner lealee. i.tnf ati.n c arwmg on her m W .'..-ild u fcave r:r rr'f chine, fih ahued how to taytorkIy meeting ech Ittday In an ren lln. she also ihtwnl nivM at T:W Our leader are Robert Booth and Fam Naeel. ItejHter Tuny Duherty BUST BAKERS 71" met ting t-t the Busy Ba Kcra met at the home of Manha IVrc on Feb, 11. 13C1. at 2 p, m. Our leader. Mm Pat O'Brien. explained the food we could make for the year. She also ahow rd ua how to fill out our record book. Martha Pierce and Barbara Elake showed ua how to make In. I roroa. Member preavnt were Barbara Blake. Sheridan Wyman, Marth Pierce. Jennifer Blake, Karen Blake. Kathy Blake, and Sherrl O'Brien. RejKirler. Sherrl O'Brien ua hm la jo around a corner in the marhine. Karen Nrlaon ! demonstra te on hw to do the blanket ti!rh. It wai done arund a mall hole In aonie rloth, We plan to finish up our sarment (.ieciir by net meeting. nejmner. Aterriuee j.txts at 3 o'clock. lr. McGoufh from Pendleton lUrrt 8 H All 75 HOOTERS TV lone Sharpshooter had iheir third miTilnj at the school. Feb, 12. I Ml at 2 (Ml There were 10 member and on Mitor, He was David David son from the Arlington grade arhoul After the meeting, we all went corroxrrrti The fourth mrrin if the CV!tonte b' liJ, Jl ruary 24 It a hel l at J Ann Turner home Jj Ann U our leader Jl4rt Judy Fubat V rme to the meeting She s our only vUliur. We diwuaaed hat we would Extemion Clubs Of fa Mwtwl nmwti OAirrrt TiMri Spcciol 4-H Awards 4-H Members Go On Tour Saturday The H . f and It 4 It the- ntrttttn bough riders llri i.er Itouth Rider was held i1 - " ! " ' "" v. 1. t... 111... n II "ere nr Bi pus- mi III- I H 1 1 M. f I lull VII I , . . . Mlw. l-l 1. a . . ('llt-I1ft, lie I iBtnr-ii 411HIUI catlni; for our hair and fai-e. (ur ked que.1ln. and howed Ul mertlnf talll Ue heS4 Match a film on one of their 4 II ride. at Nelm.na. We ,lan ta cut rH rn,f.t) rvA-ua!r dm u.tji.. n W1-1W tn the H Club H- imii a4iJ at the fo e-utly fair !!u!ed f1 (L.iai.lman and llrj-j nef Thre ttfi Mill t In the fm i of j.iijuf, i ah, i-r u ful I., n't ti.-ld lientt by In f-l I ;!!, I l:hea Orrk rtenln unit: County 4 H Councils The !rvw cour-.ty 4 II coun cils, the f uldira offafdiaUona t4 t II frt-giama. rnrt efh monUi ta 4q and conduct all 4 II ae tlvme In the county and islan an eUucaitonal fvimm. fierauae of the c'f'! by of the county to council have ecn formed North and 5outh cnjncil The North council meet the founh Tuesday of each month while the South council meeta the fourth Thurvlay, In Pendleton. A number pienent. t,f vUKor were out our apron. Reporter. M err i Lee Jacv-bt Reirter. Mark Murray tont RIFLEMAN CLUB MERIT COOXERETTEJ We held our meeting on Feb- On Saturday. February 23. at 2 o'clock the lone Riflemen' COTTONETTES The third meeting of the Cot tonctte wa held February lL IDCI. The meeting wa held at out to our future rifle range and . h h f Mar1hrn Club .reldent ojned the kv- h.. at target the three highet JJ." ' ond meeting of thU ear. Pete -orrr were Ron Crabtree with dl(njIwod what , do for Cannon I the leader. T.ere were 41. Turn Pointer with 41. and Joe llausler, Jr.. with 39. Anyone who would like to Join our club or Jum lUten In on the meeting, pleaae come. Reporter. Bob DeSpaln HEPFNER DEADETES Our second meeting wa held In the discussion room at the County Agent' building. We elected officer as follow: president. Doug Anderaon; er- geant at arm. Mike Pierce; acc-rctary-treasurer; new reporter, Tony Doherty. v.tionti a 11 u-k eigni ai me me-ung. one wn We alao talked about balanced aMni. ir. uiu iurnon wu m meal. Refreshment were aerved by The preaiueni aKisi for any Mr. More n. old businea. There wa none. Our prevldent. Sue Townsend I He anked for any new bu&incai. waa unable to attend. I Our leader told the club about Reporter, Shirley lllcka 1 4 11 week and then appointed a G . Boardman tatenaion rommlllee to find a atore In lone .onn www ri REFFNER SKARFSHOOTERS where they could put the club The meetinc wa called to or- H displays. Jim Jacobs was ap .... . - ' " " '" in. club mtn wrr takm O PC, a Ferdulle Plant and IVteiaicd Inc. both rear tier- miMon and on to Van Vholark lam' l'g camp In Junirf Can n i n Saturday The feeilvllle plant manager V, xi A, m.iitktraliitn in f.nvl ll.v k the membei fhroueh the in.inuiual r'.'ani and ettdalned the mUina "J" xirm. -oe nay - tw a a . a a.w ttai tfa-mt.fikff a-i..n in fttttttMa 1 1 fisiufr tI lh minv rtatlnl""1 - v n""'n mrri ua ii-am li.ro.toit ahlcr are manufactur-l'r' jrouji I a a . a , . ..a 2 I. .n enlenK unit; ',r' lnrT maae iuiui i. .l demonatration In clothing y nKn in youngtter indulduaL I v iei a in oaieu nay waa lu-t demonatration In rlothlng K l1. into pelleia. iiiieu ann tnen amrea in large bin. The group then traveled to Federated. Inc. where hog and turke) are ralaed and fattened f. th, rniiket. They' buy em Roardman. vice pre.ldent; and fatten them for market sale, I nm 7nhn trrUrt pe farm manager eiplalned the ,,, Mrl c D,nJeU( knit- knit- leant S. lleppiier eatenaton unit; Rent demonatration In tmg individual. F.t demonstration In ting team. Pine City extension unit: Ri-at clothing construction Junior. l!it.t clothing eonatructlon Senior. FWt cake baker, 5. Ina Kxtenalan I'nlt: Beet Bread Baker. Officer of the South 4 II Lead rr counrll Include: Mr. R. IL faavldaun. Lexington, preatdent; Mr. William Raw tin, lone, vice- preatdent; Mr. Jim Bloodaworth. Ileppner, secretary; and Mr. N. C. Anderson. Ileppner. treaurer. OffUTr ot the North 4 II Lead er Council are: Mas Jone. Ir iHgon, preaident; Mr. F-arl Mc- feeding program that they uael an t the different weight or I gradi- the animal muit reach before they are sold. After a ack lunch at noon the tour ended at the Van Scholack Board man. treasurer. South Morrow council voted to sponsor this page for National 4 II Club Week. Receive Awords unit: der at the Fair Tavlllon. 13 were pointed chairman. There are four Ga : I!' Il'mlT r t iiiwi -iin" 11 n- io.i-naf--i.il n 1 lambing camp. Bob Scholack talked to the youngsters about I (Continued from Oppoalta Pot) tne sneep, aeoarating tne new i CmHiuhi I'.,-st demonstration In rood I lambs and ewe Into amall In-1 Marcaret Green. Elaine Caar- Individual. aide pen for about 24 hours, then I land. Best demonstration In foods I placing them outside In larger I Swine tMorman Mfg. Co.) ,.Jnt vkimr. aer O-Mton people on the committee. They lns with other ewes and lamb. Stephen Peck. WUllam Rill. Al- n.w. .-a ni it ik are Frank and Floyd Wiley. Bruce 7. Jrrlcon F-xtenalon unit: (North He stated they wer three-1 (red Drake. Morrow r air t Best demonstration In cloth ingIndividual. Best demonstration ing team. Other Individuals and organl- In cloth- We shot five shells apiece at Botts and John Gaarsland. We then voted for the name la target to find our score. Heath I Pete Cannon gave a demon was second with 38. stration on cleaning and carrying Jerry Dagget I taking Vic guns. The Interesting thing about Krelmeyers place and Is now I a was when he showed mem one of our leader. ber how to carry guns. Reporter. Dean Robinson I nor net meet In c will he at zatlons offering awards 2:00 p. m. on March 4 at the Mr. v alter v right, ileppner. lor fourths through lambing the 1.000 ewes and so far had quit la number of twin. ANY and ALL types of envelope printed for your use. Gazette- Time. Thon 6 822a Beef F L Dupont Ca) Eric Anderson, Richard Watts, Jim Martin. The 4 If Leader Council also tponaor a record book contest to encourage better keeping of record. IO on germicides When it comes to solving farm sanitation problems, nothing beats Standard Germicides and Disinfectants. S.O. Super-Germite Cresylic Solution, Chevron Dip and Disinfectant, and Chevron Poultry House Spray help you keep poultry and livestock healthy and In good condition. Right now you can save money on these top-quality products. There's a 10 discount ir you take delivery before April 28th. For any Standard Oil product, call '-E. (Ed) Dick, Heppner. Ph 6-9633 STANDARD 7 SINGIfT SWINCIJT NEEDLETTES hone school. The third meeting of the Sing- after the moetinz we will bo i . . - In' Swlngin' Needlettes waa neia to the rin ranee and fire five I at Delores Emert s home on reo-iroun(j,. ruary 11 at 1:30 p. m. The vis- Reporter. Pat McElllcott ltors were Mrs, mil tmerr. un- nle Emcrt. and Cheryl Ann Hams, butter CREEK 1UNCTI0N I - ! - At our meeting we discussed now i LIVESTOCK CLUB to make monov for a party at I the ond of the vear. Then we The Butter Creek Junction saw a film on '"Color and You." Livestock Club held their meet TJenorter. Karen Hams inc on Monday, Feb. 20, 19G1 i at Pine Lity scnooi nouse, BUST BEE'S Mitch Ashbeck called the meet We met Friday, Feb. 23 at Mrs. ng to order. Roll call was an Eldon Tucker's home. swered by some type of animal We all showed our place mats disease. to the teacher and sne toia us w decided to have our field our mistakes. irln fliirina tho Rnrlnc vnefltion. She told us what we would , ,,.J . l . nr chAar.eac mi-iiaiu "nioiu I AM nitirrvw which we will make at our next "" -""' meeting. I ne ,ast of tne meeting was Teresa Tucker and Linda Wil- spent piaying games, une was liams were hostesses. hot potato and drop the hand- Reporter, Teresa StefanI kerchief. A motion was made and see the Style Revue winner; Morrow County Cowbelles for the best meat demonstration; and Mor row County Creamery for the best demonstration using dairy products. ifcaa mar n KNITWITS The Knitwits knitting club met at the home of Mrs. Bob Jones on Feb. 28, 1961. Meeting was held from 4:00 to 5:00 p. m. onded that we adjourn. Reporter, Jimmy Ashbeck PINE CITY SADDLE CLUB The Pine City Saddle Club met - . fl J. I lliciii inose presem were oueiiuan - nt i.i,k.i,. ). Wyman Lynn Burkenbine.. Judy meeti wflg ca,ed tQ order ST"": B " by president. Ronnie Belsma. The . aw.j.. v,-. minutes were read and approved uui wnc iviia. uiu Spencer, Tanna Valentine, and our dog mascot, Charlie. We knitted on our sweaters. Gail Batty and Trisha Farley Reporters Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 NOON On U. S. Highway Ho. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Res. Hennlston JO 7-3111 JO 7-6655 Hennlston. Oregon Frank Wink & Sons Owner Don Wink, Mgr. Ninth Annual ALL ANGUS BULL SALE Friday, March 17 75 TOP QUALITY BULLS Bull Available for Inspection March 16. Baker Livestock Auction Sale Start at 1:00 p. m. SPONSORED BY OREGON ANGUS ASSN. For Catalogs or Information, Contact Joe Freeman, Box 903, Baker, Oregon ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZER PAID FOR THIS TRACTOR Under new business we discuss ed the field day that is supposed to be held sometime in April. We also discussed the situation con cerning the new paper editor not publishing all the 4-H news re ports that are sent to hinv We received our new calendars for this year and the secretary wrote a thank you note to Mor row County Grain Growers, Inc. to thank them for providing the calendars to the 4-H clubs. Next regular meeting will be March 6. We also plan to have a play day sometime In March too. Reporter, Kenneth Nelson f a i a a aa Bud Says, 1 -- . if !' i 1 hn You can make more in three different waya when you fertilize with Elephant Brand: first, you grow better grade crops which sell for higher prices; second, bigger yields give you more to sell; and third, you get a greater profit from each crop unit of what ever you grow. GET A BIGGER PROFIT "SLICE" This is an example of what can be bought with profits from the use of fertilizer. The money could have been used for a new car, a college education or any one of a hundred things that make for. better living. With Elephant Brand you grow more so you lower the production cost of each crop unit (each bushel, pound or ton). Whether you grow small grains, - . t : m coarse grains, row crops or irun - raise beef cattle or dairy herds if you can lower the cost per unit of your cash crop or your forage you will II make more money. Lower unit cost i3 If the key to more profitable farming, p There is no surer way to lower unit costs than by using Elephant Brand. II ELEPHANT BRAND PLUS VALUES A wid rang ef plant food rotioi Uniform-jlied fret flowing lletiztd product! All fertiliMrt highly water toiubl Strong, weather-resistant, non-slip bags Extensive warehouse system tor tosr aeaier semco YOUR a. cosi z3j V PER IIWT ( COST M WITHOUT FERTILIUR Think of this "pie' WITH FIRTILTIIH as Uia money you get (or every crop unit you crow. The dirkene portion Is yaw Front. FerMllm helps roa set a blrtcr praflt "lUn". THE MERRY COOKERETTES The last meeting held by our 4-H cooking club was held March 1, 1961 at 3:45 p. m. at the home of our 4-H leader, Mrs. M. Baker. Mrs. Baker demonstrated "How to Bake a Cake." The rules of the mixer were named for roll rail. Mrs. Baker also served re- Jfreshments at the close of the I meeting. Our visitor was Mrs. Kenneth Smouse of lone. Reporter, Shirley Hicks IT PAYS TO CHOOSE FROM THE ELEPHANT BRAND LINE NITRAPRIUS(33 5 0 0 I 16-20-0 I 11-48-0 AMMONIUM SULPHATE ?1 -0 -T7 13-39-Q 16-8-Q 23-g3-Q 24-gQ-O g7-1--Q B-3g-10 10-30-10 13-13-13 lA-K.y UREA (aS-O-O) water soluble ptK I I LLI otC 1 ri sonucTS INC.. lOltl. 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