8 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thuriday. July 17. 1969
Plans Underway To Make Annual Fair Big Event
By BIRDINE TVLUS
County Extension Aid
In preparation for the 411
events at the County Fair, Aug
ust 19-21. this column will be
used to remind members and
leaders of various things of con
rem.
Manv plans are underway at
present to make for a pleasant
and eventful fair for an con
cerned with the 411 program.
Home Ec Entry Form
All 4 11 home economic mem
bers will be receiving entry let
ters for the various events at
County Fair this week. Due date
for these pre reglstratlon entry
forms to be returned to the
County office Is August 6. If any
member should fail to receive a
form he .should call the office
at once. The eurly return of en
try forms will simplify work to
be done In preparation for the
many events.
tlon Is a prepared presentation Fair will be the 4 -II Horse Show
Demonstration
Now is the time for 4 II mem
bers to prepare and practice
demonstrations to be given at
the County Fair! A demonstra-
where a member telU how to do
Komething at the same time he
sIiowh bow to do It. An ciieci
ive demonstration is one where
someone in the audience can,
after viewing the demonstra
lion, actually perform the task
demonstrated.
Demonstratons are an Import
ant way in which 4 11 encourag
es urowth of poise, and confi
dence In members. Because 4 11
is learning by doing, there are
unlimited potential demonstra
tion topics in all phases of 4 II
work. The demonstration topic
should be specific. Some sug
gested demonstration lists are
available in the extension of-
flee, or from leaders to help the
member In selecting a topic.
Members will need to no re
search on their selected topic
and practice giving their dem
onstration to their family and
o their 4 II club. The most ef
fective demonstrations are those
presented with poise, dexterity
and sincerity. All of these fac
tors come from practice!
Horse Show on August 10
First 4-H event of the County
on Sunday, August 10. This Is
the event where horse club
members t.how what they have
learned In their 411 year while
they compete for honors In
horsemanship and showman
ship. Superintendents In charge
of the event this year are lead
ers Charley Daly and Floyd
Jones.
Manv new Ideas will be used
In the horse show this year. Due
to the laree enrollment and new
classes, the show Is planned to
be an all day event. New this
year will be classes for mem
ber trained colts on halter, and
under saddle. Another new fea
ture this year will be the use
of score cards by the Judges for
each individual member. Score
cards will be given the mem
bers and will be useful for ref
erence to areas where improve
ment is needed both in horse
manship and showmanship.
Members are encouraged now
to refer to the county fair pre
mium book for 4-H horse show
rules and events, and to spend
extra time with their horses in
preparation for the show.
In the development of this great Pacific Northwest country
it was often more practical to move farm vehicles and other
mobile equipment on railroad flat cars. Today, through the
use of rail-coordinated highway vehicles, the TRAILER-ON-FLATCAR
operation is an essential part of Northwest market
ing and transportation. Perhaps this flexible service is the
answer to your shipping requirements. Let's talk it over.
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Booth, Exhibit
Interest Growing
For County Fair
By LENNA SMITH
Sec-Treat., Morrow County
Fair Board
Fair time Is just around the
corner and booths, table and
floor space Is rapidly being re
served for this vear's fair. Mrs.
James Lindsay is supervising
this year's community booths.
Exhibits are own to any or
ganization, school, club, grange
and farm. The exhibit shall tell
a story of the community or the
work the organization is doing.
Local products of homes, garden
and farm should be used. Any
organization in the county Is
eligible to enter and booths will
be judged on the following
score:
1. Story It tells and effective
ness in telline important story
of the community. (Marketable
products, specialty of the com
munity, or the features of com
munity living, etc.)
a. Importance to community
30 points; b. effectiveness of the
booth must present center of
Interest, simplicity, balance, col
or 10 points.
2. Quality of product 20
points.
3. Originality 10 points. I
Booths may be worked on
Monday. August IS, and must
be in place and cleaned up bv
8:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 19,
as they will be judged at 8:00
a.m.. Wednesday, August 20.
Center aisle booths may not
go to ceiling because of ventila
Hon.
Each booth, other than com
mercial. will be awarded a $10
premium to help defray cost of
display, regardless of placing
when judged. See premium book
tor premiums available.
Morrow County
CROP-WEATHER
SUMMARY
(Week ending July 12. 1969)
Barley and wheat harvest
underway at lower elevation.
Few green ipoti holding up
other area la county. Water
melons six to eight inches la
diameter. Many lambs being
delivered weighing over 100
pounds off of grass.
Medical Equipment
Available for Loan
By Health Service
PEUDLETOf
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Applianccs
Commercial Booth Space is
rented at S2.00 per foot of front
age. Booths are six feet deep
and entry fees are payable in
advance of the exhibit. Booths
will be judged on basis of qual
ity, attractiveness, and arrange
ment. The commercial booths re
ceive ribbons.
At this time almost all of the
space has been reserved for the
following persons or organiza
tions:
BOOTHS Heppner Mother's
Club, Irrigon 4-H Community
Club, Irrigon Kxtenson Unit.
Butterfingers 4-H Club (Kita
Wolff, leader), Cookettes 4-H
Club (Rita Wolff, loader), Ex
tension Advisory Committee,
Merry Mixers 4-H Club (Pat Pet
tyjohn, leader), Assembly of
God Church. Latter-day Saints
Church. Heppner PTA, Degree of
Honor, Lott's Electric, and Soroo-
timist Club of Heppner.
TABLES OR FLOOR SPACE
Oregon Dairy Council, Nutra-
ltes Virginia W'Jiitaker Com
mercial, Rockhounds, AMWAY
commercial, Fish & Game Com
mission, Bonnie Culp commer
cial, OMSI and Mrs. G. E. Ni-kander.
At this writing, there are on
two regular booths lett. so
if any organization or individ
ual wishes to reserve one of
these booths or other space,
please call the fair secretary
and space will be reserved
(NOTE: We do not automatic
ally reserve booths for any per
son or organization from year
to year, so reservations must be
made during current years' fair.
It s always first calls for res
ervations first served!!)
A supply closet of Items to
be loaned for use In the sick
room Is maintained for those in
need of such equipment in the
home, according to a reminder
from the Morrow County Health
Department. This service has
been made possible by gener
ous contributions of equipment
from various interested organi
zations and persons, and
through the cooperation of the I
Morrow County Court.
Included are such articles as
wheel chairs, walkers, cots and I ? te-i
mattresses, commodes, bed pans,
and an Invalid cushion.
Morrow county organizations
which have made such contri
butions include the American
Legion, Red Cross, Elks Lodge.
Shriners, and the Heppner Civ
ic League. Many individuals
have also contributed useful It
ems.
Those interested In the use of
such equipment can obtain fur
ther information from the Mor
row County Clerk's office, the
Health Department, or from
Pari E. Hudson, custodian, at
the Morrow county courthouse.
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tour sections of swimmers
have completed their first ses
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the Heppner municipal pool, ac
cording to announcement by
Bill McLcod, pool manager. Les
sons were given July 1 through
12 by McLeod and Mrs. Jack-
lyn Wagjenblast, lifeguards at
the pool.
Qualifying as "swimmers"
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and Allen Burkenbine.
Completing the "intermedi
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Persons interested in serving
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out an application, if they have
not already done so, and pre
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test. Application forms are avail
able from post offices or from
the Peace Corps in Washington,
D. C. 20525.
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fall are again reminded of the
need to have physical and dent
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entrance. In addition, birth cer
tificates are required for regis
tration of first graders.
Necessary forms for these PharmaCV
rVi7ciral anH rlfntnl pvame mavl
be obtained from private phys
icians' offices, or from the Mor
row County Health Department
at the courthouse.
Forms for either the physical
exam or tor birth certmcates
will also be mailed upon re
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Morrow County Health Depart
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a.m. ana noon aanyi ior iur
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