HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. ThunKlaT, Octobr 10. 1 96 8
Do You Know These Former 4-H'ers . . . ?
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They Also Learn . . .
A dog In t 4 II bouwhold It esperted Ut shape up, walk riKhl
nd obry lit master. Arrordlni lo hundreds of jrounf 4 11 dog
fancier throughout lb it tit, the canine member f Ihe family
diws just that.
Net without considerable effort, though, on the part of both
dog and owner. The latter i enrolled In the national 4 II Dog Care
and Training program sponsored by Balston i'urina Company,
lie or the la between 8 and IB yeart of age, and hai accepted
complete responsibility for the animal.
If there ia not a family pet available, the 4 H'er hat the thrill
Of choosing hit own dog. A lot of fun and satisfaction go along
with this project, to aay nothing of the love and trust that 'rows
between dog and master.
Are you Interested In automo
biles, pets, food. clothliiR. or
mnvba youth In other countries?
Whatever your Inti-rests, you'll
find 411 nrojwt ritiht for you.
Nuw'a the time to find out, dur
InR Natlonul 4 II Week, October
6.U.
Thin I an eliMtlon yenr. Cast
vour vote for 4 II by joining
three million other young Amei
ieuna now. (iurlnij National 4 II
Week which end October
The wclrome mat Is out und
viu should be In 1 II that is.
Write, see or call your county
Extension Aent.
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4-H GOES to TOWN
JOIN MOW...
REMEMBER THESE YOUNGSTERS? The 4-H lad kneeling, far
right, became State Conservation Man of the Year and was
host to the Conservation Tour this year Louis Carlson oi lone.
Standing, far left is Arnold Ebert now of CorvalUs, informa
tion specialist for the OSU extension service. In the group are
(front row, from left) Mrs. Ron Olson (Faye Cutsforth); Mrs.
Vesta Kilkenny (Vesta Cutsforth) of Heppner; Mrs. Dave Par
due (Jean Rauch) of Hermiston; Robert Peterson of lone, one
of the Peterson Bros, operation chosen Conservation Man of
the Year in Morrow county this year; and Carlson. Standing
(from ltft) are Ebert; next is unidentified; Mrs. John Ledbetter
(Lorine VanWinkie) of Heppner; Mrs. Jack Mounts (Audrey
Majeske) of Portland; Carolyn Bergstrom of Pendleton; Don
Strait; and Helmuth Herman. Year of the photo, at summer
school is "about" 1940.
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Our Heartiest Best Wishes to 4-H Clubs on Their
Notional Week, Oct. 6-12
MURRAYS REXALL DRUG
Heppner
Ph. 676-9610
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Learn . . .
Live . . .
Serve . . .
THROUGH
4-H
...And Have Fun, Too! Join
A 4-H Club
"AH INVESTMENT IM 41
IS AMINV$TMENriM
GOOD CirrZNSHlP"
YOUTH PLUS INITIATIVE
THE BULWARK OF OUR DEMOCRACY
We want to take time right now to wish every club
member good luck on his or her project for the coming
year.
America's future is safe and assured in the hands of
young people such as are represented in the 4-H clubs
of Morrow county.
WE ARE PROUD OF THEM AND ARE
HAPPY TO WORK WITH THEM!
HEPPNER BRANCH
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK OF OREGON
Happy Hands Make Happy Homes
4-H
MAKES
BETTER
FARMERS
4-
is a family affair
4-H
MAKES
BETTER
HOMEMAKERS
FOUR-H BOYS AND GIRLS TAKE AN EAGER INTEREST IN MAKING THEIR
HOMES ATTRACTIVE AND COMFORTABLE AND AS A RESULT BRING JOY
TO THEIR PARENTS AND THEMSELVES.
Through 4-H Club Work They
Learn Skills of Lasting Value in
Later Life.
During 4-H Club Week-October
6-1 2-We Salute Them for Their
Accomplishments on the Farm,
in the Home, and in Leadership
and Citizenship.
The Future Is Brighter Because of 4-H Clubs!
Morrow Coucrty
FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED