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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1965)
County Agent'- Office tal Cdmm Writes End 4 Mews Dfeiniis BT K. C AHDEESOH If. hard to write the Ut nrw column Morrow county .gent and for thr who drrndl up on tht column for wm tech Steal Information each ww" wKlw. But .ft 513 ttrrru, which I have written during rny yean here. I may Jut coot off ihThcrTr..ve tn many food compliments on "J It haa drawn aome 'd" too. It's hard to writ 5.MS news Item" and satisfy everyone a want and rest it . . We have eapccUlly our rood relation with es Sherman and the PW Mg. row county ahould be thanktui that they have a newspaper ed itor that U interested In tmproy. Ine the community aa he u doing Our office Is esrHlally crateful for the fine cooperation that he has Etven in U phase of our "tension proffai". whether it be I II and other youth activities, wf"0"; home economics, agricultural recommendations or wnai wr would classify as terns of In terest to the ccncral public, uur farm cl?emelJ -should know that he is for agriculture! And, before we ro any further, this would be a real Rood time to let evcryon know that the Andersons enjoyed very much the special day for them Ust Sunday. It was good to tU with so manv of our Wends but we wished It would have been under a little diffoint condit ions. The many Rifts will be re membrancos of our E;eaa in the county and we especially cherish the memoirs album and have enjoyed it immensely al- rCAsywe have told many, "it has been a real privilege to work with the people of Morrow coun ty over the past years and I we will miss the daily associa tions." We have seen many changes in recommended prac tices of agriculture as well as the satisfaction of watching our 4-H boys and girls grow .up. choose a career, most of them successful, have a family and see this "second generation in 4-H club woric Good cooperators are neces sary for a good program and we feel that Morrow county has contributed more than its share of good cooperators and good programs. The county agents program can be no more success ful than the cooperation that the people give him. It Rave a lot of satisfaction to have Ron Baker, an outstanding 4-H mem ber of mine who is now a suc cuessful feedlot owner-operator, as master of ceremonies. Ron, ...i.u D;t- ir.rawsl Hill. JO Willi nciia v . . - tr.raves) P e 1 1 y j o h n, Betty (Graves) Carlson. Louis Carlson i tt.u rrirctmm Jr . d-H mem- bers when I came to the county and their 17 sons and daughters, o uhifh are now 4-H. OVIUC v . ... members, were present. Again, tha Hair W9C A hi? one for us. While we have had many, many friends wish us the best of luck in our new adventure, and most of them envious of the pood experiences we hope are in store for us, there are those who still think of Africa as a dace of "cannibals and boiled Missionaries.". While we know the country is primitive, we rrn. -i t t v V S. ' , . v - . ' j ? . - ' . -..." J- ICtrritCl CAXETTO T1MM, Thrdar. U ChoU From Your Homo Agent hope that HKe the atory of -Billy Goat Crufr they will think us too tougn tor m ruuu balanced meal We hope life will not be so complicated that we will not have an epportun itv to enjoy some new experi ences ana j. An Item that I cuppea .rom a news penoawm n-nun that there are a lot of things v should not worry abou ; J Quote. "Lire is so vuihf'm-""- days the average American i d oes not worry about the right things. For example, we worry about the Russians, then get run over by a Vplkswagen We wrry about radio acme ret killed by nicotine, bad bWe or garden spray. : about crashing In an airplane and fall off a ladder while paint Ine a house. We worn- about polio and then get crippled by a power mower. We worry about too little exercise and too many calorics, then drive two blocks for another milkshake." To people who have stopped by the office, called, or in other ways indicated their apprecia tion for the work I have done as county agent. I would likejo Joint out that U is impossible to accomplish anything in a pro gram of this kind without coop- eraiion in hitf predated all that our people L a Kkln mflkp the Dro- pram a success. Some of our top leaders neea iu uc.&"'" TZLii assurance now ana uir they are headed in the right direction. Remember that orga nizations and groups are neces- i i . 1 a crrln? ltliral sarV in wuriwiiK ivi "K- ana omei ivnuimij .- . MM1 0.4tl'ltiC men I programs -- A little poem that I have car ried with me for many years and have not had an opportunity to use as often as I would have liked, should be left behind so that groups and organizations might practice it from time to time. The title, "Yes, Tell Him Now," goes like this If with pleasure you are view ing . t. Any worn a man xa uuuir If you like him or you love him Camp Counsellors And Staff Named After Interviews Br DONNA GCOHCC m l-. If n.ntuli Uha Mill sen as camp counsellors were nitiMHi ny inc i u - committee ThurUy evenlnjt ...... alter tne rommm applications! and Intcnirwed ap plicants at the UMngton grange hall. Following orientation on camp plans and the Interview pro- recreation and music supervised I ........ . 4,1 1 1, -till. ner and discussed camp lK'as while waiting for penumal In- ten tews. ine wievuon 1VHIH....V ----sUted of Mr. and Mrs. (.ene Hall, i & w.. lira I kUlff Mr, riaipn irem, " Drake and Agent IVmna George. It was felt the inteniew meth.Hi gave valuable experience to the young people as many kinds of joos ana rnvKmnw. "V.,.-- , upon inteniews. In addition to evaluating quim'i" v prosiHctlve ctHins'llors the com mittee gained helpful Ideas for the camu program. 11. .M nftmt A r1 Chertl. Smouse. Joan ard. Joan Mix-Kru. .nv Karen Nelson. Maureen Nancy Iherty. Susan lrake. .7an Llndstrom. Tim Tullis. Sheridan Wyman. Ba'bara Bloodswortri ana sonn v-.r.. Competent counsellors are very Important to the camp pro gram since one counsellor as sists the youngsters In each tent, and each will also assist with a variety of activities such as singing, recreation, sports, ceremonies, and camp duties. Adult camp staff named at .. , Xfra Paul Af- mis iime mviuwv - - . bogast. camp nurse and first aid . ti mm a vn rtr instructor; irs. r.ini - tr Nl'l.l An- dersoh. head cook: t;ordon Cook. 4-H extension asi-m ' "'(.i and Donna George, county ex tension agent Other persons who will come to the camp one day to teach certain classes In clude Dave McLeod. gun safety; a wildlife naturalist; and 1 rcpre- ,1,. rnroKt Kervire. - . . n. Ilnrrln rtat nr ine camu ........ rv.nl withhold your approb. tlon. Til the preacher makes ora tion iiii. And he lies with snowy lilies On his brow. For no difference how you shout It He wWt really care about He1" wont Know how many teardroi You have shed: If you think some !' w due him . ., Now's the time to slip It to For'he cannot read his tomb stone When he s dead. c.it la NteMsarv Part ol UvMtock DUt Salt U necessary In the diets of animals, and additional salt Is particularly important when Coarsely gmum should. be supplied to ""; stock in me ularly since thU is a possible lotiine deficlent area. Supplv salt in a covered con tainer that is reasonably wel protect. from the gather. Put out only enough salt for a two vlwk period, since iodine will It would be well to provide a container of Meamed bo.ve meal. to supply some of the needed calcium and phosphor-ous. Yield Increase Predicted With Recent snowm The good showers of early Monday morning, with It sun raining at me ume oi u writing, makes prospects for a good crop in sight again, my prediction is inai " shower for spring grains a little . l. 1 n Stirst later tnis monm. - we will get it, wheat yields, even with all of the set backs we have had this growing season, will crowd 30 bushels per acre. .1 wrm r-mn harlPV. Anointr uuiui vawK, 1 T tM ikA mnk.nt7 and the earner maturing areas have a one ton crop made, barring hall or some real hot winds In late June. This is lust anomer reai mu... how Morrow county "comes thrmifTh" even with the rough onnul MIPS OI .unil ........ weatrier we nave rreV Park are June 29 to July with a dry fa l. some cold snapsJ 9 to n Mot raw Couabf Hprtatd At CofToUlt 4 It Summer Ihol .i vk ll.U .lumn sum- martied m)r actlvltlea to If ..ti.i A II summer mhol. uhi.it this week's ller reaches readers' mallhoea I shall be on the lSU campus In V'onallla assUtlng with this rutting event which l attended by som . . . . . .. . .t.ik m.mtuira ages 13 19. llenoner area deieeaies in clude Gale Malcom. h amy li berty. Ruby ruiieton. rim I leafy, Steve I VI t John. Kit An. lers..n. lvld Hall and Mike niiitsii ThnM attending frwn lone are Carol Rawlins. John Kawiins, ... 1-....L.... k .. rr V IVIftMin teres -- and Paul itouuuw. utmy inrrawn n.,"k - - dresses are Theresa Munkers. Christine Munners, iv.aren " -,n K..nh Nelson and Chuck SJ..Ia,m v ...k l..rr.w miintv dele- ..... Ann. Mia XtcOuaW. t-. ..r.uir.im Mike l'artlttw .r,,i rr.mil Walker, all of Hoardman; and Byron llobhs, Bruce Jones, and Lynda l.ariy nf Irrlcon. . . . - n Mrs. lxuls Shade, an irngon . ii i..,p la rnmwrone and Leonard Munkers of Lrxlng- i ..... .1.1.. lun IS UUI uim ward spring. Cattle Guard Plans AraUable Building plans for three cattle guards are now available from Oregon State University. OSU building plan No. 90 gives direc tions on building a cattle guard of concrete and wood, Plan is o. 91 features a cattle guard of wood construction while Plan No. 92 Is a guard of ncte. an steeL We will have copies of the plans available in the office within the next w days if you --a tntorpcrpn m ia cue; AUUUl W x- N - years old are expected. m m hh, in m m -w '" "Just call me Stretch" Wn loan R-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 lasso ing. Lady Stretch Riders $6.98 NEW YORK STORE WfflCE ALL WATER USERS Of Willow and Rhea Creeks and Tributaries Due to the drouth period during the season, we have a critical domestic and stock water problem in the lower part of the county. These hold precedence over use for irrigation. Please remove all diversions and pumps so that water may flow more freely to needed users below. Deputy Dwight Townsend will be making periodical checks to observe stream flow and consumption. All cooperation will be greatly appreciated. If rules are not observed, more rigid action will have to be taken. This covers District 5 which includes Morrow and Umatilla counties. This program will hold until more extensive rains or until further notice. At this time, however, this does not include new seedings. JERRY F. HAINES WATER MASTER STATE OF OREGON DISTRICT 5 Dwieht Townsend, Stanfield, Deputy Phone Pendleton 276-7111 or Stanfield 449-3322 Livestock Members Plan for Stock Show Ti inn Llvestotk 411 dub met Monday. May 31. at the .. i.. ...! Tli.,w lone s omniuniijr uiunn. .... ii... t i.i.ti.ln., nf meat CAIX'- iuuiru ju't" u.vscs ami live animals In prep- .i . ... ll'h.i.l l..aill.p arauon ior mr Fat Stock Show In The Dalles. On June 7 six of the r un members participated In the 4 II Judging at The Dalles Minw. Kerry Peterson and Herb tM.- ' ... . . 1 1 ...... .v. I .tiwrv strum III snoweu ii-m-im t tho khnw. Attending I II Summer Scluml I at forvallis this week from the club are Kerry reiersn. um Nelson. Paul Iroudft, and Keith Nelson. Kristin Nelson, reporter Examiner Coming A drivers license examiner will be on duty In lieppner Tuesday, June 22. at the Court House between the hours of 9 30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.. accord Inc to an announcement re ceived from the Department or Motor Vehicles of Oregon. Wranglers End Play lor Points, Plan Overnight . . I.. 1... .. ft... VV'ranit.'ia l.I M)uaT ' .-----... . . . i.A. ... ulil.-li iMilnla I.if rtih U and pitn ere awant. el wit punuay, club t-rtiunda. Aliendnce wa hhhI for tie rn Htlutk d tnu- rtutina ine aiirrrnu, U.t of the H'tina e'e .C . . . ...oh .1.1. .a aiiil IllaV- ila will continue to I heM f.ir fitl .... Memter are making rP for the annual bltf overnijjtii tiall fide to the mountain i .. ., . n. Mr. I'rnle Win- theater on June .11 and ZT, Mr . v.. ..Ill L, ak a ami Mr. rrei tu win - of rwklnit dutlea for rUtur.tay ... . .. . . u.iM.law LrMMkrAal HIKni !'( I, ml dinner. Itldera will leave the rHleo grtHimU at 1 o'clock Saturday, unload at lutforth Park and rlite in from there. Tho rteedinir hon tranrta- ... . . i. i ... ..ini.rl Jirrv lion i c - ... . Duubhrrty. Thoe Kolnjr are ak ed to Kct their money for roeaU now to Mm. K"lr luleton. TiP four placet in poie wjui ln for yuuntfMen ata year of tee and under were Janice Cindy Iknik'hrrtv, 3rd; and lv- hi MeaKan. "."' winners wer Suan Henlv, lt; Becky lulleton. 2nd: Pat Lu-ci-nl. 3rd. ant Mary Jean Adair, 4th. Ten four In attet 13 17 were Huhv l-Xlleton. lt; Alvln Ah- beck. 2nd; CZall Malcolm. 3rd. and Wna wini nemer, m. in the M-nlur dlvUlon were Put Ihiucherty. lt; IU-V Steairall. 2nd. and Cliff Adair and GHrge Steagal. tied for 3rd. Four croup competed In bar-n-l racinc with winner tor agit lx and under Jiintce llealy, lit; Krynn Rotilnwn. 2nd; lln dv Doi:Kherty. 3rd; David Sta- Sail, -Ith. and Tana Miller. 5th. Plarina first In ajret 7 1 wa IkH-ky Fulleton; Suan llealy. 2nd; Mary Jean Adair. 3rd. and Joan llealy. 4th. Top four in aces 13 17 were Ruby Fulleton, 1m; Krna Winchester. 2nd; Al vln A h beck. 3rd. and flail Mal colm. 4th. For enlra. lcv Stea Kail took 1st; Charlie Daly, 2nd; CHOP WCATltCM IUMMAJIT frnilxt U. ft. lvt Attrullwr, rwUaad) TM wdtat Jm II Haymaking In full wln In all but lilj.l'r rlevatbtn area of county, rlununer ; rif llotia HrfitlmH'. M H winter and p l.y and wheat l..ad,d r.cvpt In higher rUnalhMW. n.,r lrl run ahowlng. I heat .ttM tankit ar ding up- Cliff Adair. 3rd. and Jim FaiW?. 4'fn Ihe ring racet t.klnjr top honor- for ae- U Z". rMllelon. laliHuMn "h; I'attv l-utlanl. ;wd. and IleHy naerty. 4th. In the nrU Kt, group. i: S 17. were lna NJl"; fhrtirV. I.t; Alvtn Aht-H(k 2n j l-.ul Collin.. 3rd. and t arn lie . hi. Tin. tour In the Mill" " ,, (.Sill. tenlort rac were ; Vll ton. Ut; l name iiy, "" iVeily, 3rd. and Jerry M-hubrrt. Hi ... ti- In mu- leal MH-t. Hh top l,ur.,n, rulfciun. 2nd; Mary Jean Ada. r 3ra. ana ua - acra 13 17 wew F.rna Wlnchet- ler, lt: I'atil omina, nu, mille Mahidm, 3rd. and bherrt OHrlen. 4th. t vnUxt were a at . Mil Wi1 nil. Hole ruiieion. N-rt, 2nd; Cliff Adair. Jrd. and lk.b Webb. 4th. In the wrangiera irm it Inc firt go around was won by Hole rulleton and lub Stea gall, lit: C liff Adair and Charlie Daly. 2nd. In the aecimd po around, f Imt place went to Bob Steagall and lU.lce 'W";!;"! I name iaiy o Mcond. with Adair. COLE ELECTRIC Motor R-winding INDUSTRIAL COMMFJtClAL I Ti-ll..'-.. Chevron PW Floor Finish Is a high gloss, non- Li! mhm -i -mm mmmmm mm m I I T " V I i Li 1 u -Hi H I I I U I ml m H L V ll 1 1 s i. ! -i ' till iiiii mft ) 1 II i - ' in-- - I sup, " iiwinrT Sftal hard- many times, no ouuu-uy w4 -wood, harden soft wood, keep concrete from dusting with StajtdrdJIcr Wax in Chevrkxil laflt ing beauty. 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