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County Agent's Office
Columdia Plateau Program
Studied for Three States
r XXL ANDERSON
Supervisors of the Heppner
Soil and Water Conservation
District recently made plana lor
several activities sponsored by
this organization, heard report
on plan for establishing a "Cot
umbli riateau Conservation
rrorram." and heard the prog,
resa report of consecration ac
tlvitlea established for March,
IMS.
Kenneth Turner. Sandhollow
area supervisor, who represent
ed the district at a planrtn
meeting In Spokane in mid
March, reported that thia meet
In was called to discuss mean
for accelerating conservation
program In the trt-atate area
where soil erosion has become
a major problem. The area, out
lined as 25 counties In Oregon,
Idaho and Washington, has the
"second worst" erosion problem
In the United Stales, Turner re
ported. A steering committee of five
persons representing the three
states have been appointed to
Investigate the possibility of a
Columbia Plateau Conservation
Program. V. C RosewalU chair
man. Soil Stewardship Week, re
ported that he had material
ready to go and was contacting
all ministers of the churches of
Morrow county as well as dis
tributing other educational In-
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formation throughout lone, Lex
ington and lleppner.
Vernon Munker. chairman of
the Sixth Grade School Conser
vation Tour, announced plans
for this annual tour to be held
In mid May. Roger Palmer,
chairman of the Adult Conser
vation Tour, reported some plans
for this tour which will be held
In late May or early June.
Ken Turner, chairman of the
lSfcS Soil Conwrvatlon Speech
contest, announced the subject
to be -Wildlife Management in
the lleppner Soil and Water
rnnunallrtn I)ilriit". School
contacts are being made to en
courage participation In the pro
gram w hich has oeen sponsoreo
hv th llnnner District with
special awards from the Morrow
County Grain Growers.
Progress report lor me monm
KMwntiui hv Work Unit Con
servationist Ralph Richards. In
dicated one new conservation
pla.i was written for A. C Wa.
reru lone, and George Steagall.
Lexington, Is new cooperator.
Soil surveys were made on 2300
acres and 24.4T5 feet of divers
ion ditches laid out for Don Ev
an Roland Rercstrom. Rudv
Bergntrom. Van Scholack Broth
er MrFIllenrt Rrothert and Pet
erson Ranch. Forty-six acres of
lan.i leveling have been com
pleted for C- C Jones. Ela er
Heath, Burl Wattenberger. Del
bert Emert and John Mollahan;
TOO acres of contour strips have
been established for Bill Mc
Clintock and Bob Van Scholack;
309 acres of grass seeding has
been done by Luke BioDy, ueorge
Steagall and Vernon Munkers.
Correspondence with the state
engineer relative to the need for
water permits to construct "wa
ter holes" for livestock were
read and reported that such per
mits will not be required for
ACP Federal Cost Sharing In the
future. The suDcrvisors author
ized letters to congressmen rel
ative to tne neea iot retaining
rp fiinrf tn encouraee conser-
i-tlrM- asked that the
comments made by Verle Kats
er, SCS Agronomist, ai uie am-
nuai meeting or me aismci
summartied for distribution to
all district cooperators and that
a questionnaire on soil conser
vation be used in getting a cross
section thinking of Morrow coun
ty ranchers on conservation
needs for the future.
Top 4-Bers ore It coned
On Livestock Field Car
TVi ton tpn livestock Judges
at the recent 4-H livestock judg
ing field day at the fair grounds
were Steve Pettyjohn, Heppner;
Mitch Ashbeck. Pine City; Larry
Pettyjohn, Heppner; Alfred
Drake, Henpner; Sue Green-ip,
Heppner; Pattl Healy, Butter
creek; Bob Harris. Rhea Creek;
Tag Greenup, Heppner; Thom
as Rawlins, Eightmlle, and Ter
esa Harshman, Heppner. This
was the annual 4 11 livestock
Judging day. one or several
whuh are planned during the
year to (He 4 H club member
eterUnoe In livestock Judging.
Top Judaea selected to
represent Morrw county at the
State Fair and Pacific Internat
ional 4 It Livestock Judging
teams from aoorea of these spe
eta I livestock Judging days wlih
the County Fair contest. This U
the first for the 1!M (A club vear
becauw of the ne-vuy to ii
pone an earlier planned contest
due to tVocmber flood.
With top pOM.Itle soore of
TtX from elae of llobteln heif
ers. Guernsey Cow, light steer,
heavy steers, auftolk ewea and
southdown ewea, Steve IVtty
John had total of 6173, Mitch
Aahbeck. and Larry IVtty
John 6JL1 Other In the lop ten
had acore down to 006.1.
Of the top ten. six were from
the Hoof and Horn 4 H Live
stock club led bv Dean Graves.
Hardman. Two were from the
Buttercreek Junction Llveatuvk
club led by Billy Doherty and
two from the rtnea iTee ur
Chati From Your Homo Agent
Small Appliances Topic
For Unit Study During May
stock led by Gene Hall. In Mth
place a t year old Mary Ann
Greenup who while not a 4 II
member, participated In the con
test and had a grand total score
U 5"cJ with three 100. Being
only a second grader and lack
in., i h ahiiiiv ia write reasons
on a cla was the only thing
that kept her irom placing nip-
- rtnlvr n nth.T lUlU'C. Mt
sister. Sue had three perfect
scores, these being on different
classes than mary Ann's.
Thirty-nine 4 II memoers irom
the Khea Creek. Buttercreek
Junction. Hoof nd Horn and
Rli.Whorse Lvetock club par
ticipated in the contest-
Retura Ured of Questionnaire
Korwntlv a slt"Cted CroUD Of
ranchers in Morrow count v were
mailed a questionnaire by the
Economics Research Service in
cooperation with OJS.U. Agricul
tural Vonomics DeDt. The ques
tionnaire Is part of a project
that the Ag. Economics Dept Is
studying on changes In farm
organization in the Columbia
Basin wheat area.
It would be of great value If
those who received the question
naire would return it promptly
to the sender. This Is only one
phase of various research proj
ects that tend to strengthen the
farmer's agricultural posilln
through this type of Informa
tion. Nw Rohhitrr Bualnas
Finds Co?. Ready Market
A new inaustry is Dooming in
Mnrrmv muntv' A recent Visit tO
the Harold Beach ranch in Sand
hollow revealed business there
that Is supplemenUng the wheat
and alfalfa seed ranch and
steadily being expanded as a
market is found.
Larry Miller Is the enthusias
tic manager of a rabbltry which
produces young tender frying
rabbit for local market We have
known for some time that Larry
was an authority on rabbits but
had not oeen aware oi ui pri
vate enterprise until last week.
Larry Informed me that their
nmHnr-tinn wn not ere at but
was being expanded as markets
were developed.
ua hat fnun4 that local stores
hav had an increase In demand
for the product as consumers
find it Is readily available at
their meat market The rabbits.
grown under strictly sanuary
conditions dressed and pack.
octaH in An attractive eve aDDeal
lng package for market Is part
of the success. Larry is inieresi
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ih mv iiuilr f.ir Mitrrtmr nun-
ty home etenlon unit, will be
featuretl on Tuedav. April 27.
at a training action for unit
leaders bv the home agent. The
latekt Information on "election,
care, um and storage of small
eUvtric appliances la to be In
cluded wlih emphasis on mt
era, electric colleemakers. rlc
trie kkllleta and toasters. The
pro)ct leaders will meet at the
lleppner fairgrounds at 10.00
AM.
The wonien who have choaen
to teach thla project for their
home etenton units are: Mrs.
W. K. t:rabeal and Mary Ad
ams. Irrlgon L'nlt: Mrs. Lee Ah
beck, and Mra. VVillard Kreirh.
Pine City; Mrs. Gene Ferguson
and Mrs. Bill Heath. Heppner
Unit: Mr. Harold Peck and Kla.
Iva Bouker. Rhea Creek; Mrs. D.
Baker and Mrs. E. Y. Bedord.
Board man. and Mrs. L. A. Mc-
Cane, lone l'nlt.
Cettln the Bi Heodt
If for anv reason our head Is
getting bigger, or your head
size is a beiwtvn size, a hat wt.h
a stretch sweat band will be good
news for you. The stretch sweat
band was Introduced in cloth
hats last summer, but now they
are available In some felt nat.v
OSU Extension clothing special
ist Elaine Carlson predicts con
sumers will have a wide range
of styles from which to choose.
The retailer can carry more be
coming styles within a given
budget He needs to stock only
three or four sizes Instead of the
usual ten or twelve.
Criteria Questions Test For
Wall Adjusted Children
How do you know if your child
Is well adjusted Mrs. Roberta
Fratser. Extension's family life
specialist at Oregon State Uni
versity, suggests that parents
can evaluate on the basis of
ed in further expanding the bus
iness and Harold Beach, his em
ployer. Is enthusiastic about
this bobby that appears to be
paying off. too. Larry Informs
me that there Is a good demand
for rabbit In the area and that
he has had encouragement from
State Department of Agriculture
Meat Inspectors. Who knows?
Maybe someday Sandhollow
will be noted for this new Industry.
the ctlterla ued to gather data
(or the standard tcsihouk, "lia
clpllne of Well Adjunled Child
ren" Authors of the test considered
whoot age children to le well
adjusted if principals and teach
ers could answer yes to each of
of theae questions:
Does he play well with other
children?
!ca he appear to be happy
child?
iKtes he have reasonable con
trol over hla emotions?
Can he be depended upon?
Is he achieving somewhere
near his rapacity?
Is he able to think for him
self? Is he kind and helpful to
teachers and classmates?
Is he liked and respected by
hla peers?
If you ran look at your child
as others see him and answer
"yes" to these questions, chanc
es are your child could be class
ified as well-adjusted.
New Stertlistatr Process Keep
Milk Tresh ladefiaiterf
A procvas developed over nine
years by three teams of British
scicntlext claims to produce milk
that can be kept Indefinitely un
der refrigeration and will last
six months In any climate.
OSU foot! marketing special
ist Velma Seat reports the pro
ces ultra high temperature
sterilization Involves heating
milk to 212 degrees Fahrenheit,
where It Is kept for only two
seconds and then Instantly cool
ed. Scientists In 22 countries
have kept samples of the milk
in sterilized containers for six
months or longer.
A Ktminderl
Don't forget the special pro
gram on "Family Camping" bun
day. May 2. at 2:30 P.M. at the
fairgrounds. Watch for more de
tails about this program.
Public Notices
NOTICE Of riNAL IIEABtNd
NUT1CK W IIKKFUlf CilVFN
that the vnderslgned hat filed
hi Final Account In the estate
of Mary IVarl Irvine, deceased,
and the County Court of the Mate
of Oregon lor Morrow County
has fixed Monday, the 10th dav
of May. 1! at the hour of 10.00
am. of said dav as the time
and the Ountv tVurt lmm In
the County Court llouae at llepp
ner. Morrow County, Oregon, as
the place for the hearing of ex
eepliona and objections to said
Final Account. Objection to said
Final Account should be filed on
or before said date.
OKIAN ALBFirr WRIGHT
Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of Mary
IVarl iVvtne, deceased
WINTEK AND BALFK
Attorneys at Law M .
Heppner. Oregon (6-lOp)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HFKKUY GIVEN
that the undersigned ha been
duly appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Morrow County. State of Oregon,
as administrator of the estate
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INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL
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S. W. 23rd Pendleton
Joins Association
Richard M. Struckmeler. 18.
Heppner. has been granted a
junior membership In the Amer
ican Angus association at St. Jo
seph Mo., Glen Bratcher, secre
tary announces. He was one of
2M young people In the United
States to receive Junior member
ships last month.
of Arthur Keen, deceased, and
has qualified.
All persons having claims
agalnat the estate of said de
ceased are hereby required to
present same with proper vouch
ers duly verified to the under
algncd at the office of Winter
and Balfe. lleppner, Oregon,
within six months from the dale
hereof. Dated and f irat published
this Hth day of AtH, VMX
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WINTKU AND IUUK
Attorneys at Law
lleppner, Oregon 16 lOcl
NOTICE Of MEETING OP
COUNTY BOARD OP
EQUALIZATION
Notice U hereby given that on
Monday. Mav 10. VMA, the Moard
of Equalization of the County
of Morrow. Oregon, will meet at
the County Courthouae In llepp
ner, Oregon, to publicly examine
the asaeaament roll for said
county of Morrow for the year.
t!.5 and to correct all error In
valuation, description or qual
ities of land. lot or other prop
erty asaeaaed by the asaeaor.
The ratio between awtesaed
and true cash value adopted by
the Board of Equalization pur
suant to OR3 3W W4 la 23 per
cent. . .
It shall be the duty of the per
sons interested to appear at tha
time and place appointed. Petit
Ions for adjustment of aaaea
ment muat be filed with the
Hoard of Equalization not Iter
than the Monday of the week
following the first week that the
Board I In seaalon.
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County of Morrow, jj
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