HEPPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES, Thuradgy. September 29. 1966
Carry a litterbag for travel
trash in your car or boat and
help keep the Pacific Northwest
clean and bcautful.
It cost more than 50 million
tax dollars Just to clean up
American primary highways
each year.
CONGRATULATIONS
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row Margl Shade. Irrigon 4-H leader; Teresa Harshmem, Kathleen Sweeney.
Maureen McElligott Mary K- Campbell. Julia Ayres. Kerry Peterson and Call
McCarty. county extension agent.
Safety Keynote
To Automotive
4-H Club Projects
Through membership In Auto
motive program, 4 H'cr from
coast to const contribute to ufo
Iv on the expressway, city
M reels and country ronds Both
tiTn-ttiie drivers and pre drlvers
nre ennt-ed In 4 11 automotive
project, an-nrdlne to T. W.
Thompson, wrvlce director of
the National 4 II Service Com
mittee. With the help of nuthorttn
the manual, 4 H'cr work on
both the Inside and outside of
the vehicle. Mild Thompson.
Oicckln,! mechanical defects,
stifetv hazard and keeptnu the
vehicle fleiin are miine of the
nuiln (olis
Showinjt vounK x.'iitlp how
and why the fnmllv car or truck
performs as It does, unci call
ln on truffle officers, median
Ics. safety englnifrs and exten
sion specialists to advise and In
htruct, make this program an
excellent supplement to other
driver education, Thompson re
ports Successful car check and safe
tv campaigns have heen inaug
urated hv I II automotive clubs.
Many have become annual
events attractltiK hundreds of
motorists.
Clrls are as enthusiastic about
the program as are the Iwiys,
Kadi year thev claim their
share of honors. Ail 4 H ers have
a chance to win county, state
and national recognition and
awards provided by the pro
:rnm sponsor. The Klrestone
1'lie & Rubber Company.
The state winner will attend
he National -HI club ConKrc-ss
Home Conning Mode Easy for 4-H Girls
The ob of putting up bush
els of tomutoes, peaches, bcuns
and pickles Is no longer the
tedious and back brcnkinK
chore il was In grandmother's
day. Methods and techniques
In home canning and freezing
are constantly being simplified.
I'erhnps that is the reason the
National 4 II Food Preservation
program has remained one of
the favorites of 4 II girls for
nearly half a century. It is su-pcn-lscd
by the Cooperative Kx-
I tension Service. Not only can
more varieties of foods be pre
served by today's methods, but
choice can be made as to can-
, nlng or freezing, depending on
the home needs and situation.
The 4 H'er also takes into con
sideration the nutritional value
held In Chicago right after
Thanksgiving. During the con
gress six national scholarship
winners will be announced.
Firestone has supported 4 II
Club work fur nearly a quarter
of a century, and the automo
tive program siieciflcally for the
lost seven years.
Parents Interested In having
their sons and daughters par
ticipate In the automotive pro
gram should contact the coun
ty extension agent in charge of
4 II Club work, Thompson advises.
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of foods to preserve, having
learned about nutritional needs
In 4 II foods projects. She has
an eye on saving dollars In the
family food budget, and takes
pride in being able to serve out
of season treats at a moment's
notice.
"Magic dishes," Mrs. Ruth
Kerr calls them. And she should
know because she Is a pioneer
in the home canning field, and
has a close tie to 4-H.
The Kerr Glass Manufacturing
Corporation, of which she is
president, has sponsored the na
tional 4-H Food Preservation
program since 1929.
This year six highly compe
tent 4-H'ers will be named na- j
tional $300 scholarship winners.
This week we salute you and your
organization. We wish you the best
of everything in the future, and hope
that we can be of service to you very
soon . . . Drop by and say Hi!
Misses Cr Half Sizes
Miss Pat
Tammy
Kaper-Jac
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Kayser
Graff
Rhodalee
Nelly Don
PattJ Petite
MiLadies Apparel
ALICE AND GRACE
"IF YOU WANT TO BE BECOMING. BE COMING TO US"
Ride Ford's NewWave for '67!
At your dealer's
Friday!
1967 Mustang Hardtop
bred first to be first
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PREPLANTING: Durlnn prcplanting, the Men from Bl-Coun-ty
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TISSUE TESTING: They'll provide revealing tissue test re
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