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S ' Tl V W . . T ' f fa. Topper Work Center Jv 'J j- UMATILLA NATIONAL FORCST 4v L. ' I- -, " - - 4 "Sw ,Y - I el p,.- ; "f r rti , ' ., t f F ! ' . P':-T ' - ) -:.,i7 -7 if i . I . , i , .' J i -1 y - . - HtW 10 baiiockl ni -Libia fMMt I ha pfarci !; et Tuppef wk !. locvtad ta the lav itig m4 lttitt pwm4 Mttia 1) !! liem lti"t'. (C T fbt 4-H Club Poultry, Rabbit Exhibits Set at State Fair For the f trt Urn In iwvcral year, both 4 II rabbit and -ul try will be " eahibil during itimt of Hi'' I'M Hegn Mate air. acnrdlng b Cal (i Monroe, Oregon Male I'ntvrrsity state 4 II extension agent, flinj:i' In )e whu!f f'f ttil )rar fair -f lill to inkr II ltl fr nnfr 4 II raMill Mini iMKjItr)' tiuh rm tnlri l,i participate than In the . lie riainni. C of C Directors Fill Vacancies Vataixlr in .fflr an1 Imafil if tilmtiK i4 'i (Iiainlx-r il i nlli(i.rrr Kkrff filial at a rrirfit ri.ftin iif tl. itirtt f!'-U'ill"n f OIIrf (rrvilcll a firt lri .rM-nt rrratinl a uiimy, a ii. I Hamuli vt-fn. M-tr. lv rriltnt. wa rlf tn firt l- .frM fit. Ilailry Vturu wa iliM-n tntin lr .rri.U fit. Mf. Nna S'VrII was rlittl ti a iliMttnr i"ft. lui'iwdmi; Wasr.r Urura hrf, hi tia fiioM.) ava) Mi will M-t until IhirmlM-r 31. lhllar.1 Itrown i ! t-tl a ilifittof Ut vn Ihf iHianl l-it ...... . . . . ...fill a i ii im-v . . . . ' : ,v irinlrh II- UI rne until ami jUHKi'K 'i" " rll tn rx'l'l- "i:ni, u inm mrmiM-r living fnuri llian !' mill from Salcrii will Im cIIuvm-I In take Ihrlr anliti.iU liotnt. TIm lu!try ahiw win lw h !l Si-pt 5 atartlnj; vUth ahuwman ahi In Ihr morning. Poultry hitiltnl by mrmtrr ovrr l'l ml!n frotn S4lm will U allowcl t-. thai -v tilritr Tliln mian rnouch caj: will m available In the 4 II rabhlt anil oultry a-xhll.it hullilnk' ! ilfpljy lth ilurtnjj the rmialn l r ( He fair. Motirm Hlfiti'l out AlvriUi:r of the at-fiftlule are Unit 4 II from the far nr-r-r of the iktate will have to make only one trip to Salem aivl the Ju.lfc-lr.K of Ix'th Hultrv anl rdthlt will Iw ilone hefote M huol Mart. In aiMi'io'i t wliif'ul.' chant', virm1 new clatM- ami other rpeiiil event are p!annrl to InrreaM' Interest and partlel p.itlon In ths4' partleular 4-H irolei t!. MofiriH' Mi u. the rnil of thU raf. Williamsons Move To Prairie City Mr an.l Mr. Kjv Wllllanon a ti.l farinly mnvnl Aug 15 to I'ralrle C uv where he ha heen promote to fanner In charge of tt;e I'ralfle ( Hv (Itilllit Of thf Mallieur .National Forest. V. h. Forest S rre. Fur five er Wllliarnw.n n n-snurie assistant for the llepp tier ranker illstrlrt. Two fit-w lass have l-en a-l.lr.l to the rahlot how. One will Im- a das for "loader" or baker" rahhit. tho-4' that have Krown Iwyond the fryer rla-. Itahhlta In the new la.s ran welch ltween 4'j ainl 7' iMiUml anl he uniler U0 days o!l Fryer will weU'h In between 3'j ami 5 pounil and he under ;. uav old Monument News If MARTH4 NATICSON Mr N V M NT Mr !") b 1 1 f luuer mil guest of l.oaor at a bahy show i r at the tit-ace t -m home last Wmlnc iav afti-irtoon Mie rerlvei many lovrlv L-ilU from the 2" UUr ple-M. Ilosttiksea for the after noon were Kay Harris. Vtfda Co a. lu lileahtnan and ! ipn. Jerry lloyer and Sheldon IIuI.1iIs4.ii ate busy taking order f..r ear and plane modela of all kind. They are developing a little bustne. of n-lllng new ami old moileU and will do painting on all tyjwa of model. The boyt are 10 and 12 year of age. Mr. and Mr. Marvin Howell arid two aor. of Spray, Mr. and Mr. Fveretl Howell of Camp 3. Klniia. vlsltitl Sunday with Mr and Mr. Frank Howell. Mr. and Mr. Sam Scott and I we on nnl the week end at i.uil and at the coast with his ulster and family. I'obcrt Kelley of Hamilton ha returned home from l'endleton where he had urger. Mr. and Mr. Joe Batty, former ly of Monument and now of !- (jrande. are moln to I'klah where Jo will teach thl year. Mr. and Mr. Ivan M Daniel, government trapper and former lv of Hardrnan. now living on Cottonwood on the Spain ranch. snt Sunday visiting here with his uncle ami aunt. Mr. ana .Mrs. Frank Howell. Mr. Jim Crokcr and Mrs. Carol Smith drove to Pendleton last Wednesday to get Wlllard Croker after he had accompanied hi son, Terry Crokcr and family jack to Vanixiuver, n., aner Seven City Dads Up for Election , rVsen 4 tl J'" jUi.a up lti.. at th tift. t f the .rf t f x n rial tkt"M. -' lt Ut " Trtiiji t4 tt tMf Jlmi. H e n.)o. o44r ar4 Ut.o r;:ir st lr rni ti i: er, i-U4e.l are t wiv iSm tail A)lra twitKlllMii V I !(.-. all. 1.1 eu.nt ! J- Ifnftrr; MH Uit.u T4 hiiillh. ecs..r; 1 I-arffa Van Martcf. Jr tfrauirr. None of the Irwyrr --fiti ha ai tr atioourwrd plana t4 fvifi' !r4 Bread Price Rise Draws Questions From Vheat Men f lOHN Wftlfl Ea-rsti Vu 44at 0- WWai L"ata 1 ).. U tt.r tw. If. 4Ntf Ik Wui-t l-a li 1 !.l ttrrmti tuirrt TTxts. tt. m n, i4 ' i Mail W apl'H.orl to I O Vaiai.iV flraled When t lil.hattl releoe,l lat Jraf ai-.J l.t trim H.tf. lul s.M.1 Uie r-t rleition. TJirr i-f the rtnirxll m-'f. will t-e f-r f'ur year trrn.t ..j tfw will t.e tit )-ar landldatra f the of fire must f.U. at Irast l ! Ifl-f the rlMtloti whkh will be ' vunter 3. they had t-en Vlsltlf Fete a Mr mffwd 1I"WH. n 1'aJ dy, and Mr. and Mr Fiar.H IoaII were In I'rndJJ.ton last Wclr.etwlay whrr they visitel ( lsff..r.1 ll.rtsrll who wat In the horpltal after being hurt by fall inj, timber in the wood. Tom lios brought H'well home T?.urdav evening for a few day. i. ..i ua to return IU wetk to have a cast ru f Mr and Mra. Floyd V. llousr and daughter and two grand son of Spring Valley. Calif . ar rived last Monday evening for week'a visit at the home of Mr HuM-r' brother and wife. Mr. and Mr M. K. Jonea. They left August 23 on their way batk home. Mis Alta Steven of Hardrnan visited one day last week witn Mr and Mr. Frank Howell. Kathy and Kenneth Carlson of Laketidr. Ore., are spending a hirf a iff i heir vacation here with their father. Leonard Carlson of Klmberly. Mm. Carly le Stewart of Bonan za. Ore., daughter of Mr. and Mrs Stanley Musgrave entered the John Day hospital last Tue day evening a a patient. Tommy Noland broke hi leg last week white plaving on the school grounds. His mother. land and Jessie Scott drove to John Day Tuesday and brought him home irum me nos pltal. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cupjx-r of Li.tJrande spent the week-end with their folks. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cupix-r of Kimberly. and Mr. and Mrs. Murd Stubblelieia of Monument. ALL OF MORROW COUNTY SAYS 'Welcome to the RODEO' I , . ..- Jr Vfe 'r W9 v ' s-f. t'(4 'm w. .Ill AUGUST 29-30 HEPPNER Wc Salute QUEEN Shannon Mahoney and PRINCESSES Tcrryl Greenup Dewcna West Judy Shcrcr Martha Doherty 0 t;. u J i? I rat Myw n In nf iwtiiii'O, i. Wtral gfvwir fcrm I' at It tasr oi.;y j 1 .V W.rl lu make a -.yi'l I'-af of blrad In Irstfil r.rwi ati. i t).r IMtrtir Is bw- Ml t. 14h (4 Whral a'l very l.lUe U said on o'f.rl r-l ) rw Hlj'.r g laoaT rlue to the l:tfn k If.al tf.e lie a ltiwf e-ir-IVr f f hit Wheat !. I Hie fr tint J.Sp u ir.r -4 ( f l'f 4 bread lor ai p.e. or e lri that H .M w.m wheat was K-Uit g f -r awt Wii p bvitf.rl. thr pile t4 a one l .jf f bfaJ waa Imai! It-' Comt are t.'.is tlay WHfi IJffl a hmi.fl wteat an) Sle fur a I-.ir. l loaf of bread. In thf f-rii iupjt on wheat waa UJ wf bushel In '.J the le uf p"ft for wtieat waa f 1 h2 per buhrl. During X'mA farmer fitelvrl an average of 11 I r bushel for their Wheat. an.1 bread t'rl- wne nt re- du-ed. fnder the win at rogfam. the prwe auprt on wteat wat dropped tu II JO er bushel, and miller were required to pur hae rettifKatr at "oc J"-f bushel The different between the price upfofl In l-i3 I1W and the If He supporrt jdu cer tifscate In ll'.l !-'( In differential. TTila differential ranM t lustify more than 1 Ac In crease In the price of a one pound lof of" oread. And In l'.M. with wheat plus Mifif-af.-a about L lll DeT bushel, that Mme one pound loaf . . ... d e a tT.. i : zr" f - . ff I & . II. ,. .... A meeting of the iivic uUf membi-ra haa been announced for Monday r.lght. Augut 31. In thi kindergarten room. CuU last weekend ot tht home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie I'aobcrg were Mr. Tadberg- son- in-law and aaugnicr, ir. oj Mrs. Allen Springer and family of Hood River. While here, they also visited with Springer's brother and family. Mr. ana Mrs Bub Springer. See These Gals Ride! You'll Enjoy The Morrow County HORSE SHOW Friday Aug. 28 RODEO GROUNDS See Morrow County' Best Kindergarten Set To Start Monday Parent who plan to enroll Mi,rn In I tj r.-r klndeffar- ten clase for the year are asked t bring them lf irgi"'in Monday morning, August 31. at The klrulefgarten room i in the hasrment of the old high ul.Mil Instructor lor me two morning eion of classes will K. Mr. ti.M-rf llrldrr Children must be five year of age or old- a with ouestions on fees or registration Is asked to contact ousr.ei. iiiai winie ur jwiivi . jfj, jviail llUK'1" o ii.e j of bread Is selling for 21c. ThN fjve League, which sponsors the !ir.o-.t lhat If farmer had not I w lr,1,.,-rt-n taken less for their wneai iaroui $2 GO from l'xa to 13. consum ers would have been paying ai least one cent more for their bread during all this time. Some arc aing that under the l'.V program, the market price Is above the support pnc. and this, togetner wn u.e ivm ficates. is forcing he price of uhi'ii k much a hove 19o3 levels that an increase of one cent per a . .- : B loar of bread is jusimca. CSDA reports lhat during June. irol. the average price farmers received for their wheat was SI 40 Kr bushel, with no certui cates rtHiulred. Millers paid less " rk' - m . k 1m for wheat In June inos inanio many years. In July, with "0c certificates rcouircd. the average v. r I .... rfWtf ivH hv farmers had declined to $1.33 p-r bushel. Add the 70c certificates ana we xi i total of $2)3 per bushel. Sub ih. st K" avrrace nrice re ceived by farmers in 1963 and we have an ise ouim'mmi, o". same 18c we started out with. fn.i,.r ih ifkU wheat procram. wo can Justify an increase in the coft of a one pouna ioai oi urrau iv i4e Anv further In crease in bread prices cannct be attributed to tne price lanm-is received for their wheat. Just re number, if bread prices are in ceased by one cent, somebody else Is getting mree umra much as the farmer. Creswicks Move; New Family Here Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cresvylck and family left Aug. 17 for the r new home in roruana uin ing their mortuary here to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sweeney and fam ily of Grants Pass. The Creswicks' new address is 3866 S. E. Taylor. Apartment 5. Tortland. , The Sweeney family moved in to the residence at the mortuary Creswicks stopped In Heppner T.,ocftnv nn their vvav back to Portland after vacationing in Washington and British Col umbia. Tim Moore and son. Bobby. ran into lots of rain on their camping trip to St. Maries, Idaho, last week. They planned to "rou"h it," but probably had it a little rougher than intended. They did lots of fishing but little catching. Tim wa hack at Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company Monday. NO-COKD iOAID r-actfie Horthweat U fat AUeqrrwru shew a tha tUphesa priot ! tha lutuia will wok wttbawt cvnU. Tba tuturunc awiictvboord nll b art fNt a eMbt l Um Ot9Pm itoi roU I ftalaw. irpta-mim 4 throwt II. - Church Youth Invited To Sunday Program High school atudenta from the rhun he In the area will be guests cf the high hon young people of the Kim Christian chunh at a "liooie nanny for Christ" Sunday evening. August S In the First Christian church basement starting at 7;J0 p. rn. The purpooe of the hootnanny U to promote fellowship among Christian young people In the community, with all church youth Invited to participate. The Rev. Kenneth Robinson of Hope Lutheran church will lead the hootnanny. A film. "Am I A I'hony," will be ahown. Devotions will be given anl refreshment will be served. Mr. end Mn. Chart Stephen. ton and family, left Sunday for their home In Concord. Calif after spending five days visiting at the Flovd llutchins home. Stephenson Is a nephew of Hutchln. Also accompanying them on their trio was Mrs. Stephenson mother. Mrs. La vina Hoover of Bakersfleld, Call! fifesTiw County rower FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat 4v 1 01 Charge. yyiCvjJ Heppner. jsiJ Lexington WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs . Tuesday Cattle wea., mura. Sheep Any Day Follett Meat Co. Hermlston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston. McNarr Highway 1 v.. .,- c at I! l j I !"- 1 4 I i i "Just call me stretch" Now lean s-t-r-e-t-c-h denim fits this-a-way. A gal looks mighty long legged in these. Lean and trim. And they're as right for loungin as for lassoing. Lady Stretch Riders W Lee MEW YORK STORE 369 S. Main Pendleton
