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ntrtntt GJtmTtTiMts. tuwit. Aut u. ms Children Need Guidance In The Use of Money By DONNA GEORGE Of coune "mnwy drnt irrww on tree but if you want to tearh your young child truly useful ideas about money and It manasement. you'll have to think of something better to Your younctrr probably will show lnteret In money by hU third year, when he diss In pocket and purses for money to carry around. That'a the time to besln paying attention to hU "financial trainlne." according to Alberta Johnston, Intension homt management specialist at osu. , , Your child senses the Import' a nee of money and learns quick ly that he can "trade coins" for something else. Naturally hell have lone way to co before he can fully develop a sense of value. But you can expect thla and not acold him If he strike a bad oarcain everyone uon, aometlmea even adult. Sooner or later. you'll be ask. ed for money ao he can buy the roodlea he had trouble re latin. If you give him money occasionally for thla dont ex pect him to learn how to make decisions about spending. He won't learn how to until the money he apenda la his own and he la faced with choices of what to do with it That's why an allowance Is Important and should be Riven without strings. A regular 1. lowance can help your child understand that this money is his -share" of what the family has to spend. It Rives him a sons of being involved in the family! money management The way he handles his allow ance exposes him to the inval uable experience of making choices, and making mistakes. Don't withhold his allowance if he misbehaves and it should n't depend on his performing household chores. He should not feel that he is being -paid" for tasks he should be expected to perform anyway! College lo Offer Police Science And Agriculture Technical Agriculture and Po lice Science will be offered this fall at Blue Mountain Commun ity College in Pendleton. The Associate of Science Degree is awarded on completion of these two year programs. The agriculture program in cludes courses In plant and ani mal science, animal nutrition, soils, crop and livestock produc tion, chemicals, farm law, man agement, and farm machinery. The ae student may elect either a business or mechanical option. The business option trains for ag sales and services; the mech anical option for farm machin ery occupations or self -employment on the farm. The police science curriculum Includes series of courses in criminal Investigation and evi dence, firearms and defensive tactics, patrol and traffic pro cedures, psychology, and law enforcement Employment op portunities for the graduates in police science are with munic ipal, county and state law en forcement agencies. Blue Mountain Community College will begin its fall term Monday, Sept. 27, in the first real home of its own the three unit structure nearing complet ion on the campus in West Pen dleton adjacent to the grounds of the Eastern Oregon State Hospital. President Wallace McCrae said early enrollment Informa tion indicated the fall enroll ment will be considerably above the estimate of 500 students. The enrollees will be divided about equally in the college transfer courses and the voca tional and technical courses. laying a chllj for ft specUl L.k i anmhrr mancr. irs. n,t Thla is Cood way to develop a sense of renttrifcibiuty. " 1 neipa Ltm ih tain m mnnrv irviit another point of viewIn terms of the time and riiort it isaes Ia MFH If Basic views about money and perhapa the moI imponani onM are usuallv a CO. ul red by a youngster before he Roea to school, ynaia ny inn-""' ant to begin his -financial training"' early. RMttlt ei Incorrect Dm of rabcte Solteoar Yellow spots on laundry can happen If fabric softener U in nMrt1v iisod accordlnff to Bernlce Strawn. Extension nome management specialist ai Ore gon State University, if nriittitMi fabric softener comes in contact with a gar- ment. a yellow area may muii. especially If dried in a doer or if it is ironed. This area will be water repellent These yellow stains are not removed by the usual rinse but will come out when sponged with a solution of equal parts rubbing alcohol and water. imhcnMH A ilrAtfi ta Beware Of Makeshift Barbecue Grills Backyard oaroecuers i a note. Don't use an old refriger ator shelf for a barbecue grill. OSU Extension specialists aay th shelves are perfectly safe in the refrigerator, but Intense heat above hot coais win mm the cadmium polnlnjr. Many household metal prod .. an matti with cadmium. W V i "-"- - Grill only on equipment Intend ed for this purpose. Exposition Offers Nearly $100,000 In Cash Awards voarW tinnnm in cash awards Is offered in premium books for the 55th annual Pacific Inter national Livestock Exposition delivered this week to past ex hibitors in the major showcase nt thA Pacific Northwest's meat and dairy production areas. William r. waran, executive conoral mnnafpr said the P-I expects again to attract more than 1.000 exniDitors ana weu over 3,000 registered animals for its October -i7 snowing in North Portland. Six beef cattle breeds, the six mnfnr rfairv rattle breeds. Sheep. swine and horses are in compe- iltinn in thA chnul in ODPn. 4-H and FFA classes. The youth div isions are always strong at the d.t t act voar hnth the erand champion steer and the grand champion lamb were raised by 12-year-oia 4-n ciud memoere. Premium information is also ready for the Oregon Poultry and Pet Stock Association snow held annually In conjunction with the P I. . Among the P-I's honors is lis selection by the American Here- tnrA Accnriatinn as one of five Register of Merit shows In the United States a designation meaning its awards to Hereford notla offos-t official ratiner and value of their registered sires and dams, ine racmc imer national is also the only western iii7ctn-ir chmv in which inter- collegiate teams compete in judging animals as meat produc ers Iirst on me nooi anu mi- ally ready for the freezer. Martin cnlH a malnrltv of the premium books were mailed to exhibitors in western states, but many also went east of the Mississippi and as far as Penn sylvania. Last year a Pennsyl vania exhibitor of Cheviot sheep captured the coveted Gold Bell award given each year for the best young flock of any breed. Tell the advertiser you saw it in the Gazette-Times. MUM Page Rodeo Visitors Welcome TO THE ANNUAL MORROW COUNTY And Everyone Is Always Welcome At CORNETT GREEN FEED FEEDS. SEEDS AND ALL TOUR NEEDS Ph. 676-9422 Farms Getting Larger Fast Across Nation rrmi an henmlne larcer. more efficient and fewer. This ha tvMn ih trend for some time, but ut what this means ua nvwnilv underscored bv U. S. Department of Agriculture reports, says Mr. Elvera Horrell. Orecon State University exten sion agricultural economist. rn inwtanro In 1M1 44 Per cent of all farms accounted for at namtni nf rh recelnts from sales and X) percent of the re- allzed net tarm income in me United States. 1 S million farmi .. uIm nr &YttM or more. They sold Ktt billion worth of nroducta and received a net farm income of $10 billion. In all. 3.5 million farms were mnitiMi In th It S with total cash receipts of $38.5 billion and reamed net income oi uj billion. According to a USDA Econom ic Research Service survey of farms by classes, there are now n rii m fifth more farms In the "above $10,000" classifica tion than In 1959. These farms made up 27 percent or tne toiai mtA irxnunloH for 7$) TMVCCnt Of the cash receipts and 61 per cent oi tne reaiizeo net wromf. tn thi rla.s have been increasing In number since 1959 and account for a growing pro rmrtinn nf the recelDts and In come. Mrs. Horrell notes. Farms with gross sales oeiow 10.000 have declined by a fifth. tn th 1QAQ.K.1 nerlod. some 524.000 farms disappeared from the larm count inrougn consol idation or complete withdrawal of the land from farming, she adds. Although trends in Oregon s farm numbers since 1959 by size groups won't be reported until later this year when data from the 1964 Census oi Agri culture are released, there is some evidence that the state Is following the same trend as the nation. Mrs. Horrell points out. The USDA now estimates that the average size of Oregon farms Is now 487 acres. In i960, it was 450 acres. Nationally, U. S. farms have moved from an average of 298 acres to 341 acres In the same period. Administrators Set For Chamber Meet Administrators of Morrow county schools will be guest speakers at the Monday lunch eon meeting of the Heppner Morrow County Chamber of Commerce, Wes Sherman, pro gram chairman, announces. The group will discuss plans for the coming school year and tell information of interest about opening of schools. Short talks will be given by Supt. Dav id Potter; Clayton Norton, Hepp ner High principal; Jack Gross nlckle, Heppner Elemen t a r y principal; Everett Holstein, lone principal; Ron Daniels, River side High principal; Mick Tolar, A. C Houghton principal; and Jim Johnson, who Is setting up a new centralized plan of pur chasing and warehousing sup plies for the district and a per petual inventory system. When you patronize Gazette Times advertisers, you help make a better paper Tell them you saw it in the Gazette-Times. College Offering Practical Nursing Blue Mountain 0mmunlty ivn.ilt-tiin ii ntferinf 12 month nurlnir educational program dealjrned lo prepare uualiticd pertn for -arfcr In practical nuraln. Th emir cottkikt of such subjecta at body structure and functions, medical cureical nuralnc. nutrition and maternal and child health. The student's clinical experience Is received In two of the mot modern hospitals In Orew St Anthony lloapital and ivn.tle ton Community Memorial Hos pital. To Qualify for IhU course, an applicant must be 17 years of aee, a hlch school graduate or putkfM a certificate of hlch school equivalency, and be In good phvslcal and emotional health, further Information may be obtained at the colloce phone 276 !?), or from Mia llarel Hale. R. N- Instructor at st Anthnnv Ihwnltal llh. 276- M21 llae will start Septem ber 27. 113. t , Th nra,tleal nuralnif school has been In operation for l years and It U fully approved bv the Itreiton State ooaru oi Education and accredited by the State Board of Nursing Exam iner!. Need scratch pads? Get them at the Gazette Times, Service in Idaho Held for H. Swift Mr and Mrs. Harold iW-ckei ami the Korreat Ttmrnburu fain Uv returned at Tuesday fnn krllotu. Ida, hcr they at iftultM funeral service for IUr old tliu.i .HwUt. a brother In law of Thornburg and Ms. lUtket Sum. ! V Aurf ut 12. mi bom Auut laii in llardman and H-nt his rail) rr lit and around llepimei mi IMnulon. lie and his wife, the former K Thornburg. sided in Kellogg for the paat ft years. Besides his widow, he is sur vived by two sons and one grandchild. Tell the advertiser you saw Ii In the Gaiette Tlmca. BID AUGUST 28 and 29 The Welcome Mat Is Out For Morrow County's mm mw YOUR COIMO TO tHIOY ITS THRILLS AND ACTlOWf ACaCD FROG RAM There's Always A Friendly Welcome At HEPPNER AUTO PARTS COLE tlXCTRIC A ' Motor Rewinding SV sj I FARM AND HOME II 134 W. Moia fh. iTf-tatt I Pendleton . 27g J1 J SIPaa ' B don't hurry... U P 1 G u . l! y f I lI'k' ,'r "m .vv Corv$k Mont Sport Coup. Now's tho time to drive a groat deal from a groat cholco of brand-new Corvairs, Chovrolets and Chcvclles. Leavo it to Chevrolet to make sure these beauties look costly. Leave it to your Chevrolet dealer to make sure they're not. But rush. rush, rushl They're moving out fast. Chtvtllt Mtlibu Sport Coup. Now's the time fftiV' to got a No. 1 buy J on the No. 1 cars. . Chvrolt BtlAk 4-DootSdn. YCUa CHEVROLET CEALEa Heppner, Oregon Bi-County Chemical The Sign of Superior Service Means Our plan for FAST-START and FOLLOW-THROUGH on your fields SERVICE K) DON'T be rushed in the fall. Do make sure there's enough time to get seed ing and other fall work done before winter sets in. There will be if you get all or part of your fertilizer application done now. BI-COUNTY CHEMICAL can help you do it-and do it right I Our appli cators are completely overhauled. Nurse tanks are perfectly clean. Pumps and meters have been cleaned and checked to provide the most accurate measuring and pumping possible. And we can spot 8,000-gallon portable storage tanks on your ranch for prompt, time-saving delivery. BEST OF ALL, Aqua and aqua "plus" sulfur solutions are available. They can be mixed with any combination for your special fields all in one solu tion. Aqua ammonia is a most efficient nitrogen source for preplanting. It's the safest to handle, the easiest to apply. Let's talk over your summer fertil izer program now. It will save you work later. Call BI-COUNTY now. NO GUESSING All Products Metered With Ticket Stamped For Farmer On Each Load. CALL US TODAY I0NE, OREGON Ph. 422-7531 or 422-7147 Heppner
