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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1965)
nttrnz gaktti: times. TrdT. Jt Chott With Your Home Agent Good Campers Receive Honors at Session's End tr donna ceobce "A pkt camper pledges hU head lo rli-arrr thinking , . . Ills heart to prrtrr loyalty , , . Iiu hand lo larjrer arrvlce . . . Mli health to better living." The word, from the 4 II club pledge, were given added meaning at the Morrow County 4 II ramp when croup ol campers were nelefled fur the -Order of the Craw-dad." While thla fireside ceremony wn awne what humorocs it also had It serious side since the youn--fcten were being honored as coixl campers. ChoM-n for thU honor were neborah Warren, Cindy Kktrom, Kehecra Coodall. Drbra McCoy, Barbara MoCart. IVbra Camp, hell. Chert Carlson. IVnUe nUvKinwonh. Herby Kkstrom and Kirk Robinson. The camp session, held at the llerrln Cwk jOutxforth) Park 4 II camp June 29 to July 2. u attended by aboui W -n mem ber aces 9 to 12 from all parti of the county. They aeemed to enjoy nearly every minute of the camp session and conse quently It u a most reward ing experience to work with the ramp program. Beside provid ing learning end recreation op portunities, camp experience help youngsters leam to live with other and adjust to being away from home. Variety of Class offered. Educational activities. or classes, were an Important part of the program. The youngster were required to attend certain classes but allowed several choices for the remaining class periods. Mrs. Elmer Zehner, an Irrigon 4 H leader, was busy every class period as she Uught crafts, archery and rock. Cliff Hamil ton of the Oregon Came Com mission was present Wednesday to teach classes in wildlife COLE ELECTB2C Motor Rewinding INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL FARM AND HOME S. V. 2rd Pendleton kh.mln? rouris ieSrrms and skins and reviewing game man acement wtnciple. Gun Safety for beginner was taught bv lave mcmoo h ll.i.pnrr Jack Krleser of the 'oret Service front llcppne came Thursday to hold cUiwca In forestry. The utdixw cookery cla&ae given bv Esther Ander on and Margaret Mark wvre followed by a cookout for the en tire camp Thursday evening. Jmn Kttk kard. recreation leader ship and two oiher counselor. Martha lKherty and jean mock ard held classes In singing and song leading. Mr. Paul Arro gant who wa camp nurse also instructed the camper In First Aid. with emphasi on the mm th to mouth method of arti ficial respiration. CAunselora Flared Important Role In addition to assisting with or teaching ome of the classe listed above tne counselors (older member) helped pln and carry out the evening pro gram, and other activities In cluding singing, flag ceremonies and recreation. Each counselor was In charge of about 1 youngster In a tent. The coun selors were: Susan Drake, Sheri dan Wyman. Barbara Bloods worth, Susan Llndstom, Nonda Clark. Joan Stockard. Karen Nelson. Jean Stockard. Mike Part low. Tim Tullis. Martha Do herty. Cherllyn Smouse, Maur een Doherty. Nautical Theme Used The nautical theme worked the camp atmosphere with signs To Follow using names or. snips ior cacn tent and other nautical terms for various parts of the camp. "Jolly Roger" flag marked the boys and girls tents Judged the neatest each day. Special E rents Added Interest A new event for this camp, a frog race, was won by the frog entered by the "USS Arizona" tent and Jockeyed by Gwen Drake. Counselors Mike Partlow and Tim Tullis assisted by Cliff Hamilton arranged a system for lighting a campfire by remote control which still ha most of the campers puzzled! Several parents and friends of the campers were present Thurs day evening at Parents' Night which included a skit by each tent group on a camp or 4-H in- Page and a drcamboat cvre- ci-lrnt nuny. Gordon Cook, 4 It agent at large, shared mm of his ex p.unoes as an 1FYK to Korea with the camper through a firsthand account Including picture and muMc. Hanv Contributed to Camp Succeu At the risk of ommittlng a few name unintentionally, an attempt will be made here to reoognue some person wno hili.l make tne camp a suc cess. The cooks. Mr. Nel An Tnt John Privett and Margaret Marks, did a good Job of providing meal and snack lot the t) Mime ouuioor myv tites. Bernard Dihertv and Her bert Kkstrom. Jr.. hauled the camper to and Irom camp in their trucks. Mr. One Hall made two trip to the camp, bringing perishable groceries and serving as messenger. The 4 11 Leader , camp committee, Including Mr. Ralph Crum. Mr. Doug Drake and Mr. and Mr. Gene Hall, was helpful In pre camp planning and counselor selection. The Permanent Sum- mer Camp committee memners i Bernard uoneny. iwn urnrs, Fred Nelson and Herbert Ek- strom. Jr.) put In consmcraoic work on the camp iaciiuies. as did Ken Smouse who helped get the generator and other equip- ment in order. Special recognition and thank is also due the class instruc- it i iictoH attnvei and I nose who assisted at Camp Work Day. Other Camp Sessions State Hay, Grain Outlook Varied. OSU Report Says For Weed Spraying CALL Oil MEL COYER Owner Gar Aviation Spraying-Dusting-Fertilixing-Seeding DRY OR LIQUID FERTILIZER APPLICATION. STANDARD OR HIGH DENSITY SPRAY APPLICATION. A GOOD JOB AT A FAIR PRICE You Can Find Us All Year Around AT THE LEXINGTON AIRPORT Phone 989-8422 At the close of the Morrow county program, the camp was left set UP to re usea pv mm ll.. 41- liar group oi r n. r " V, j 7 is cost liam county tjuiy iz?".iZi "; " "... from Sherman and , wnejier w "'IN""""" ,,v, , wu., Under the 15 price support program, sedimentation tests are discontinued as a basis for premiums, but protein premium lor wneat are increased. counties combined (July 11-14). Pointers for Fan Shopper Keep the air circulating on warm days with an electric fan. It may be useful to you in win ter also, if you have moisture condensation problems, accord Ing to Bernice Strawn. exten sion home management and vminmpnt sDeclalLst at Oregon State University. If you plan to ouy a ian w take advantage of a sale later, consider year-around use in making . your choice. ininK about proper size, suuauuur use, cost, salety ana conven ience. . Choose a fan free of vibration nn,i noiu Look for one that is self-lubricating or has a sealed motor, and starts easily at each switch position. The shape and angle of tne manes "c amount of breeze It gives Deep, overlapping blades usually are quiet. . Special safety features to check Include the U. L- (Under writers Laboratory) label on the cord and the xan. ine switch should be away from the motor and blade. It should have a well-designed guard of many wires or fins to prevent iineia from touching blades. Rubber Hnruwt hlades are desirable If there are small children. Mrs. Everett Struckmeier spent last week in Salem visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lee Weiher, and small grandson, Carey, while Mr. Weiher was on a trip to Cal ifornia. In his work as Oregon Journal distributor in the Salem area, he accompanied carriers to Disneyland. Mrs. Struckmeier will leave again next wee 10 attend a teacher's workshop at Oreeon State University In Cor- vallis. Mark continue. The Pt' harveat high could occur U-fme the new year. Among oiher thing, price be havior will depend Un the le of the corn crop and export and ditmentltf demand, he lnt out. H-uU'V uipliea are gen erallv lower than a year ago and smaller harventa are In rtwHH't for I'-Hkl. Carryover of ixuniH-t. In feed grain also are down. With aupplle smaller thl year, barley gmwer trhally will be Inclined to hold. Mark add, pointing out It usually iv tn utore barley for alter harvest aale. eHclally If grow er-owned storage la available. Hmi harvittt prkv uually ad vance enough bv late fall to mor than nav the Cost vf stor age, liuturance and Interest. Oat storage w proittaoie when price eak In the fall, hut thl ha been rare, Mark explain. Usually oat price reach the crop year high In April or May. In most recent year, they have not moved up enouch to cover storage coat. Market price for oat thl year are expected to reflect at least part of the five rent cut per bushel In loan rate for 1903 crop oat. Oregon" hay supplies are short, which means that hay price are likely to remain high er than last aummer and fall, the economist dd. Carry over waa down 36 percent from lat year and thl year's hay crop may be no larger than the one harvested In 1SHJ4. Premium Book Our For State Fair Oregon Centennial State Fair premium book for IW& I Just off the press and now available to anyone desiring a copy. In addition to Information on mak ing exhibit at the State Fair, included I an application for entry blanks and a card for re vue. rodeo-horse show and horse race tickets. While the fair opens officially on Sunday. August 29. horse rac ing. the Premium book points out. will hold an opener on Sat urday. August 28. with post time 1:30 p.m. , Howard Maple. State Fair manager, said today that the U'nnun' World bulldlns t-kii rwr.rn t.mA tinrlov hnuu fnols and textiles, ap- prices may be only slightly low-, parently will be ready In good er than last year at harvest time to get It Into working order time, the winter peak may not ' bv the time exhibits will be re vise as high as for the past year. wived for the fair. The developing supply and de mand situation in grain and hay market suggest the usual pot harvest advance In Oregon price for the commodities. Wheat price may go up more than they did the pt market ing season. Thl I the outlook reported bv Stephen C Mark. Oregon State University extenlon ag ricultural economist, in the new Oregon Farm and Market Out look circular from the USO Co oHratlve Extension Service. Copies of the circular are avail able from county extension of fice. Harvest time price for wheat, feed barley and oat are likely to be lower than last summer, but higher hay price are indi cated. Little change from the past two year I seen for malt ing barley. Lower loan rate, higher cost marketing certificate, and larg er U. S. carryover of oft wheat are among the harvest time price wrakenlng force at work In the wheat market. Mark notes. Forces favoring a broader af ter harvest advance Include lower harvest time price. prow Ins world demand for wheat, higher export subsidy. the prospect or a smanec worm wheat crop than last year and rwwiMu m mailer UtHlv. in- creased domestic use of wheat for feed, and prospect or a smaller total U. S, soft wheat crop. , More uncertain lorce mat can also iniiuence prices in clude the size and quantity of purchase authorizations under Public Law 4S0. changes In ex port subsidy. Commodity Credit Corp. sale policy and federal legislation for littW crop wheat as well as natural and man made disasters, Marks adds. Loan rates at the rortiana terminal and In most Oregon counties are three cents a busn- el below rates for the 19t4 uhont mm Mark nninta out. County rates reflect the Portland Norcnct to Attend National Conclave rltwed, pr. Norcne ald. Dr. and Mr. James Nwene will attend the convention of the Ameilcait Veterinary Med ical awMlallon Sunday trwouith Thursday, July II through 1 In IMrtlantL , While thev are gone, the Net rrltury Hospital here will he Some 2i)0i) rxiwctetl Id at tend the convention. Ttil U the first linn thai It ha leeit held In rrllant lnce an.l It will le at the Hilton Hotel and the Mettiotlal lUeum. 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A heat pump Is Ideal because it main tains the same temperature all year. It will cool your home In summer; heat it in winter. Yet an electric heat pump costs little more than a con ventional heating system. ..the cooling feature Is almost like an ex tra bonusl ij.ir.L.-, "V - 1 " 4 ami, J hot summer day. Lets you sleep like a baby . . . even on the hottest, mug giest night. You wake up refreshed . . . really feel like doing a day's work. ' Folks suffering from asthma and hay fever can get welcomed relief with air conditioning. It removes pol len and other irritants that make summertime almost unbearable. - t 1 4. closet. An Inexpensive dehumidifier takes damaging moisture from the air.. . and does It for only pennies! The new, light-weight models are completely portable and can easily be moved from room-to-room. Their big capacity for moisture removal means that a single unit can usually solve your problems . . . even If you have a large, damp basement area. 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