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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.
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Rodeo Visitors Welcome
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MORROW
COUNTY
And Everyone
Is Always Welcome
At
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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
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YOUR COIMO TO tHIOY ITS THRILLS
AND ACTlOWf ACaCD FROG RAM
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Leavo it to Chevrolet to make sure these beauties look costly.
Leave it to your Chevrolet dealer to make sure
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The Sign of
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Our plan for FAST-START and FOLLOW-THROUGH
on your fields
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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.
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