Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 11, 1965, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texttu. nttrntn caiettetimes. Tmrdrr. i. mi Coi!rty 4-H'ers Recognized ly DONNA CtOIGC Jran Sluikard. oaughtmr of Mrs- Ani;a Mkard, lleppner, n.t Andrrsn. son ! Mr and Mr. Frank Andrrson. HfpP rrr nsve tx-en si"hi ry 4 II leaders a ard nrmlitee Morrow county's outstanding 4 II rlub tlrl and boy for the 1!MV1 ft. rr. The two young people isrre re maents of In uaniortn roun datum Award. t-d uim their outstanding Qualities of leader shin nd physical, mental, aortal and religious Pfrwnn aevciop ment. tach will receive a cof rf the Inspirational tux. Dare You", written by the late William II. Danforth. Other special awards an nouneed at the county's 4 H Achievement ran km last week are luted here: Orejron Ten -Year Completion Award Medal Kenny WrlKht, llennncr. Oregon Senior Award Eric Andersoa lleppner; Mitchell Ashbeck. Fcho; Tcrryl Greenup, Heppner: Jeniece Me Kirov. Inl eon: Anna McOuaw, Board man, TTa Nordstrom, lrrttfon; Judy Smith. Jean Slockard. Ken Wrlcht Dale Van Blokland. all of lleppner and Shirley Jack on. Irriiron:. tThls U a new award fur hlch school cradu ates who have completed- 5 or more year of 4 II work In rludins their senior year and at least one other of their last 3 years of hlch school I. General Foods Cookbook for Outstanding Foods Member Susan Mclby lleppner. Cow Belles Leatherwork awards Gary Thomas and Clinton Krebs. both of Cecil. The following girls received awards based on County Fair competition from the five home extension units. Rhea Creek Home Extension Unit (best demonstration in foods. Junior div.l. Susan Mel fov, lleppner. lone Home Exten sion Unit (best demonstration in clothing), individual. Cheri Carlson, lone; team. Sandi Carl son and Linda Pettyjohn. lone. Heppner Home Extension Unit (best demonstration in knit tine), individual. Mary K. Campbell. Lonerock. Boardman Home Extension Unit (style re vue winner, Jr.), Shauna Bergs from, lone; (style revue win ner, senior), Carol Rawlins, lone. Irrleon Home Extension Unit (highest in foods Judging). Lin da Cooper. Heppner; (highest in clothing Judging). Joan Stock -ard, Heppner: (highest In knit ting Judging), Shirley Jackson, Irrigon. County Medals, which are given in each county through out the nation by nation-wide sponsors and thus sometimes called National Awards, were presented to the following youngsters for outstanding work in 4-H projects or activities. Achievement Susan Drake, Heppner; Carol Rawlins. lone; Byron Hobbs, Irrigon, Jeniece MiFlroV. Irrlpon. Agricultural -Maureen Puher tv. Lesintton; Sue Greenup, lleppner; keith N'rlson. Lexing ton, and Alfred iHske, lleppner hn-l Jimmy bioOsTtft. Ilriner; Faul lYoudfuot. lone: Hal Hwfirom. llcpprter. and Teresa llarshmart. lleppner. Clothing Margaret Green. Heppner: Merllee Jacob, lone: Karen Nelson. Leungum. and IV nice Matthews, lone. Dairy David Wright. Gwen rrw. nre Creenuo and Sheet- dan Wyman. all of lleppner. a . ,...,.i,i.imI & ii m n t.-ihv llettner: Michelle Mil ler. Lexington: Nancy Campbell. Lexington, and Linda Cooper. epner. Lntomolocy Tvra rvatrom. Boardmana. Garden Kuth Nordstrom. Boardman. Home Economics Joan StocK- ard. lleppner; Judy Smith, Hepp ner; Cherilyn Smouse. lone, ana Nonda Clark, lleppner. Leadership Jean Stock ard. Hciuiner: Mike Part low. Board- man: DreAnn McL'lroy. Irrigon. and Thor Nordj.trom. Boardman. Dress Revue Nancy lKherty. li.-tioner: Kav iluson. Heppner and formerly of Irrigon: Ther esa Tucker, lone, uienaa an Winkle. Lexington, and Linda Heath, Heppner. rMit.H Work la Receanlied la South Morrow County narcnts and leaders gathered t.i the Heppner High School Mum turrtose Room Saturday even In a ViM prntipr K fur the South Morrow I II Achievement Party An nli.r 4,11 mfmhpr. nonol Clark of the llhea Creek area was mistress of ceremonies for the event. Other 1 11 members mrl nitino U',n Jnan i(X'K ard who led group singing ac eompanied by Susan LVake Tnm Rau n a ml ThrSA Mult kers. who led the U. S. and 4-H flag pledges; Bee's Busy Bud-dit-n 4-H club of Cecil, whose mcmrwrt ui hrtsts and nosl- esses; and the Rhea Creek 411 Livestock, in charge or room lean-up. rVinnfv Ivtniiin AontS r:il !,-frtv nrt Donna Clearer introducea members ana ieau ers of the 4 11 clubs. The mem bers received pins and cards iih ihA 4. IT Hovpr emblem lrsisnatini the number of years they have compietea 4-11 worK. Here Is a list or ine ciuds ana lndr in South Morrow coun ty during the 1964-65 year: Heppner Area doming. .Mrs. John Privett Mrs. Paul Arbo- gast. Mrs. William Kawnns; foods. Mrs. Wm. J. Doherty. Mrs. Robert Abrams. Mrs. Wallace Wolff; livestock, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Doherty, Gene Hall. Wil bur Van Blokland. Deane Graves; saddle horse, Floyd Jnnx: Marv Malcom. Bob Berz- strom. Everett Struckmeier, Pat Brien, Raymond trencn. Inno Area cloth in?. Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Jim Bar- AUCTION In Athena, Oregon WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 10:00 A.M. D6 CortSu. Angle Dozer, rock rake, good cond. D4 Cert 7U. Dozer & rock rake, good cond. D8 Cat 2U, Tool Bar & angle dozer TD14, Inter. Crawler, as is TD141 A Inter. Crawler, tool bar & rock rake, as is Oliver 70 Wheel Trac ' 21962 Ford F600 Trucks, Tag axles, 22' steel beds & sides. Hoists, ExcelL Cond. 1956 Ford F800 Truck, 24 Flat bed. hoist good cond. 1952 Inter. Truck. 15' Flat bed. hoist 1951 Inter. Truck, 15' Flat bed, hoist 2-1949 IVz ton cher. Trucks, steel bulk beds, very clean 1947 2 ton Dodge Truck, flat rack, sideboards, hoist 1941 Dodge wrecker 1956 Ford Vi ton pickup Willys Jeep with P.T.O. & Winch Home Made Semi-trailer, double axle Water Wagon 400 gaL tank 1956 Shult 35' Trailer house equipped as office 35' Fruehotf Volume Van 1000x20 rubber 16 Sect IRC lever barrow, hitch 9 Sect J. D. Hvy. duty Spring tooth, bitch 2- J. D. 12' Disks, bitch 3- J. D. Weeders, hitch 3-7' Brillion packers 3-J. D. Mod, B Double disc drills, hitch 3- Oliver-Superior 167" hoe drills 7 J. D. Binder 4- Hume-Love Swathers 2- Hume-Love Loaders Gal lion road grader 3- Grain bins, 3300 2300, 2700 Bu. Grain Auger Misc. Pumps, tanks, implements, etc. Terms: Cash Lunch On Grounds OWNER: WEBER Inc. Auctioneer: Bill Dippel Carl Hundrup, Clerk 6 m-tt. Mrs Ralph Crum. Mrs. Keith Kea. Mrs. Roland Bergs I nun. Mrs. L. A McVabe. Mrs. Uul CarUon. Mr. Lawrence Beckett: knitting. Mrs. William 5phn. Mrs. Howard Crowell: livetwk. Mrs. Norman Nelwm. Herbert Fkurom. Jr.: sadvlle hiwTM. F.4 Hanelotf. fedl Area kntftlns. home Improvement leathematt. Mrs. IVtnir Hynd and Mrs. lien rv Krebs. lexinuton Area clothln. Mrs. J. l, Ixslbetter: knitting. Mrs Gene Cutforth. Mrs. wm. J Van Winkle; saoviie nomr. Mrs. William ix.hertv and Mm lknna George. line Cttv Area livestock. Rillv iVthertv: saddle horse, Charley lalv and Mrs. Leo Ash- beck; clothing. Mrs. Neldon Witherrite. Th. (.iPfiuinir vounesters rompletetl their firt year of 4 II woxk: Pattv I'l')'. ivooie nar nett. Kyle Robinson. Sherry v .. m n iiir-kv Drake. Brvtta How ell. Bcnham Malcom. Mike Berg- strom. Greg Jartps. une neaiy. in.-i nntrv. lianne Cox. Lyn da Baker. Barbara McCarl. Carol Paplneau. Gar- T nomas, ivainy Swrvney. Cindy F.kstrom. Katn- !een Ay res. Linaa viougn. wo bte Moore. Ava Lynn Green. Terry Cross, Kathleen McrJU- cott. Ginger eirv. u-Ann nar- nett. Carol Wiley, cnrisune Llndstrom. Mary Abrams. Taml Meador. Theresa Dickson and Jamie Smith. lAntn trrioon Communititt Ctlebrats 4-H Achlevsmtnts Four-ll members, pare n t . leaders and friends numNvlng about 140 attended the North Morrow 4 11 Achievement ban quet. Tuesday evening, Novem ber 2. The banquet was pre pared at the Irrigon school by the 4-11 mothers. Presiding over the program were club members Fran Walk er of Boardman and Bruce Jones of Irrigon. Group singing was led bv Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, chair man of the achievement event. Gail McCarty and Donna George, county extension agents, Introduced club members and leaders; presented pins and nii irHi anrl thnikVll slides of 4-H n-tiviti. Kniertainment includ ed an instrumental trio by Ran dy and Ron Baxer ana kick Partlow. accompanied by Mrs. Harold Baker: baton twirling by Vivian Phiilins and a vocal solo fc iixin Wilson. Lvnda Early rprxirted her experiences at 4-H , Summer School ana ineresa Goodall told about 4-H tamp. The 4-H clubs ana leaaers ai Boardman and Irrigon for the 1964 19ti5 year are: cooking, Mrs. Arnold Hoffman. Linaa Nordstrom; livestock, Kurt Gan- fonhion- rwt and DOUltrV. Mrs. Virginia Phillips and Mrs. Bar bara Hug. Other clubs at irrigon are RosWMninr Mrs. Chester Wil son and Mrs. Charles Early; woodworking and electricity, Ewald Ritzer; livestock and rab bit. Pete Richards; rifle, Darrel Swenson; horse club, Ollis La throp; Irrigon future homemak rc Mrs Andrew Skiles: sew ing, Mrs. Gladys Hobbs and Mrs. John Sweanngton; knitting, Mrs. Mary Olin. Mrs. Elmer Zeh- ner and Mrs. Pete Kicnaras: cooking. Mrs. Kenneth Lamb, Mrs. Vernon btewart ana Mrs. Max Jones. Th follnurlncr vounpsters are being recognized for completing thoir first vpar of 4-H Work: Debbie McGinnis, Judy Snider, Davirl Rirh arris. Diane Rash. Tanna Lowe, ausan norasirom, Vicky Gayman, Robert Adams, Dolores Hillings, Bill Bedord, Kffith Kpnnedv. Linda Read. Darwin Christiansen, Da r r e 1 Pummel, Karen Phillips, Casey Icnhn Mplodie Zehner. Robert Ritzer, Susan Ball, Debbie Hug and Mike proctor. Heppner Elementary SCHOOL LUNCH MENU November 15-19 Mnnrta v Rif with Ground beef gravy, cabbage salad, plums, bread ana DUiier, miiK. Tnpsdav White beans and ham, molded vegetable salad, cornbread with butter and hon ey, apricots, milk. Wednesday Maca roni and cheese, spinach, apples, bread and butter, milk. Thursday Beef and noodles, green beans, carrot sticks, peach halves, rolled wheat rolls, milk. Friday Tomato soup, tuna sandwiches, tossed green salad, Jell-O, milk. Public Notices We Will Deliver Your Processed Meat MOf Charge Heppner, lone. WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE: Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Folletr Meat Co. Ph. 567-6651 Hermlston. Oregon On Hermiston-McNarr Highway Iff TMC COUNTY COURT or the state or obcgon rO THE COUNTY or MORROW Is th Ma1tf of NORTH MOR ROW COUNTY IRRIGATION DISTRICT rrrmott ron the Organixation or an IRRIGATION DISTRICT TO: The HONORABLE PAUL JONES. Judge f the County Court of Morrow County. Oregon. We. the undersigned. Petition ers, constituting majority of the owners of land, respectfully represent that each of us is the holder of title to lands, or one acre or more, or who are bona fide rntrymen or claimants to unoccuNed land under the luiws of the United States, or the State of Oregon, situated within the boundaries herelna Iter des cribed, all being duly qualified electors, under the Laws of me State of Oregon for organizing Irrigation Districts, and that the lands within said boundaries are situated In Morrow County, Oregon, and are susceptible to irrigation from a common source, or combined sources, and designed to provide for the con struction of works for the Irri gation of the same, for the pur- txwe of Irritation and the recla mation of said lands, hereby IVtitlon your Honorable Court as follows: That it Is the purpose of the undersigned Petitioners to orga nize an Irrigation District, com prising the bounded and des cribed lands specifically des cribed In Appendix "A" attached hereto, and by reference made a part hereof, under the provls ions of said Act. The Petitioners accompany their Petition with and hereby present, for the approval of this Court, a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $2500.00. which Is double the amount of the probable cost of organizing such District, conditioned that the Bondsman would pay all of said costs in case said organiza tion be not effected. WHEREFORE, your Petitioners pray that this Court approve the said bond, and that said Irri gation PUUict be orrantied. un der the provtulona of said Act. and that this Court shall maks and enter an Order, entablin In and defining the boundaries of such, Irrigation PUUU't; de termining whether the rejultt number of owners of land with in such proHwed PUtrtct shall have Iftiiloned for the f.sma lion thereof, and whether the IVtitlon, and Notice of a time for the presentation thereof, .hall h duly futdUhetl a In said act provided; and des ignating the name of said IU trlct; that this Court proceed to call an election for the urMei -.. f.irlH mil fctahlLfch a constituted number of Flection precincts In said proponed 1I- i. n,t iiorintnff ih bounda ries thereof; delgnstlng the time and places for holding said elections; and to do all thing" necessary, as may ne jum nj ntniM initf-r said Law fur the formation of sstd DUtrlct. Dated this 1st day of October. NORTH MORROW COUNTY IRRIGATION DISTRICT DESCRIPTION Beginning at the northwest corner of Section 31. R M E. T 5 N, theme southerly along the section lines to the northwest corner of Section 19. R 26 K T 4 N. thence westerly along the section lines to the northwest corner of Section 21. R 25 K T 4 N. thence southerly to the south west corner of Section 21, R 23 E. T 4 N. thence easterly along the section lines to the south east corner of Section 24, R 23 F. T 4 N. theme southerly along the section lines to the south west corner of Section 7, R 26 E. T 3 N. thence easterly along the section lines to the south east corner of Section 9. R 27 K. T 3 N. thence northerly along the section lines to the north east corner of Section 4. R 27 E, T 3 N. thence easterly along the section lines to the southeast corner of Section 31. R 27 E. T 4 N. thence northerly along the section line to the northeast corner of Section 31. R 27 E. T 4 N. thence easterly along the section lines to the southeast corner of Section 2S. R 27 E. T 4 N. thence northerly to the In tersection of the east line of Section 2S. R 27 E. T 4 N. and the southerly right-of-way line of U. S. Interstate Highway 80N, thence westerly along aald southerly right-of-way line to the lnlrectlon of said souther ly right of way line and the east lii of Section 22. U 26 F, T 4 N. Ihence northerly along ths n-ctlun lines to the northeast ennrr f Section 3, It 26 F, T 4 N. thence easterly to the south east corner of Section 31. It 26 K, T 3 N. thence rmtthnrly along the section line to the north et corner of Section H It 111 K, T 3 N. thence westerly along the section lines to the north west corner of Section 31, R 26 r.. T N. the point of beginning. Fscept for that portion of tlona 3. 7. H, R 26 i; T 4 N. which are In the West Intens ion Irritation District, Oscar lvteron. Temporary Chairman, lone, Oregon 11 M 35 3HC Metsker maps of Morrow, Oil 11am. Umatilla. Wheeler cwntkrs on sale at the (iarette-Ttmea. $123 each. Others available on order. TEXMO POLE FRAME STRUCTURES Low Cost Farm and Commercial Buildings Ideal and Practical For Barns, Milk Parlors, Machine Sheds, Loafing Sheds, Hay Srorago Sheds TOR FREE ESTIMATES AND INQUIRIES WRITE Oil PHONE HAROLD STINCHFIELD BOX 266, CONDON. ORE. PHONE 384-S4S3 TEXMO FRANCHISED DEALER FOH CILXJAM, MORROW AND UMATILLA COUNTIES US d Morrow County Livestock C5 ir weirs Invite You To Their mm Aoimyal Meeting Saturday, November 13 HEPPNER ELKS TEMPLE STARTING AT 10 A.M. PRIZES Mil OflV! Oregon Cattlemen's Report By Larry Williams Fine Art of Cattle Feeding By Ron Baker Economy of the Cattle Business By Bill Barratt Electronic Record Keeping By Gene Winters No-Host Luncheon Veterinary Programs By Stan McGough Committee Reports Coffee Break Courtesy Bank of Eastern Oregon Business Meeting Social Hour, 5 p.m. Courtesy First National Bank Farm-City Baimqiyet Heppner High School Multipurpose Room, 6:30 BILL BARRATT SPEAKER HARLAN McCURDY MASTER OF CEREMONIES CO-SPONSORED BY: STOCKGROWERS ASSOCIATION, SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT. AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTATION OF Conservation Man of Year AND Livestockman of Year ' ADMISSION: $2.50 PER PERSON. TICKETS ON SALE AT First National Bank; Bank of Eastern Oregon; Turner, Van Marter tr Bryant