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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1969)
GAZETTE-TIMES Thurt October 16. 1969 Skyline Basin Receives Permit Supervisor Herbert B. Rudolph of the Umntllla National Forest Is Issuing a temporary Special Use Permit to Skyline Basin inc., for the Skyline Basin Winter Soorts Area. This Dermlt will al low the proponents a year in which to arrance for financial backing and preparing detailed construction plans for the de velopment of this winter sports area. Dr. Nell Follett of Follett Vet erinary Clinic of Walla Walla and Mr. Ken Noble, a Walla Walla wheat rancher, are the key officers of the Skyline Ba sin, Inc. Information regarding this en terprise ran be obtained from Skyline Basin, Inc., Route No. 1, Box 359. Walla Walla, Washing ton 993G2. Club Elects Officers Two Trackers 411 club had its first meeting on October 7. We elected new officers. They are Slan Sehllehting. president: . y-: ' ! -2 ri i4 ALLEN HUGHES of Heppner, Ival Sullivan of Irrigon, and Roy Martin of Lexington compos the new ASCS County committee for the coming year. Kathv Cutsforth. vice nrisldent: i to Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Judy Bennett, secretary-treasur-1 Mrs. Darrel Harris, Mr. and Mrs. cr. and John Kilkenny, news rc- Haguewood, Jody and Jill Rurk, porter. iJ'ihn IHrris, Kristi, Kelwayne, We also worked on our rec-1 Kimee Lu and Ktven Hague orris. We will have our parents wood. help us fill them out and hand I The next meeting will be held them In next month. .'October 19 at the home of John John Kilkenny, reporter Harris. Livestock Club Meets The Rhea Creek 4 II Livestock club met September 28 at the Ron Haguewood home. Vice- president Jill Rugg presided ov er tne meeting. Aiier rou can, minutes of the last meeting were read. The business of fin ishing records was of main im portance. Gene Hall announced that he u - i 1 1 n - Innanr h nhla trt lit: ft the club. Mr. and Mrs. Hague- Conservation (ASCS) County .r.o,l will hi. our new leaders. Committee for Morrow, county flinch and cookies were served Three are Named To County ASC Committee for 190 Allen Hughes, Ival Sullivan and Roy Martin compose the Agricultural Stabilization and ATTENTION FARMERS! with fall seeding now at hand wc wish to announce that we have in stock LOROX AND IGRAN Herbicides Come in and see us! pN Morroiv County pin s: Grain Growers NC urn FARMER OWNED AND CONTROLLED Petroleum Department it is an- McLeod, the 1970 program year, nounced by David manager. Roy Martin was elected for a three year term, and chairman for the next 12 months. Allen Hughes was elected to a two year term, and vice chairman for the next year. Ival Sullivan has served two years of a three year term and will be serving his last year of lhat term during 1970. The County ASC Committee is responsible for the local admin istration of the federal Farm programs such as: The Feed Grain and Wheat Diversion pro grams, Commodity Loan pro grams, Wool Incentive program, Agricultural Conservation pro gram (ACT) and any other pro grams passed by Congress and diiected to the ASC Committees for administration. In the administration of these programs the Committee must protect the interest of the pub lic as well as that of the par ticipating farmers. Game Commission Stocks Bird Areas In addition to wild popula tions of ringneek pheasants, Oregon bird shooters will have around 12,500 pen-raised roost ers to line their sights on dur ing the general pheasant and quail season set to open on Oct ober 18. This Is the number of adult cocks to be released for the gun oy me uame commission into the various pheasant shooting areas of the state. Good num bers of roasters will be stocked for the opening week-end, with the remainder to be released at intervals through the season. During the summer months the commission released from its E. E. Wilson Game Farm around 6,000 young birds of the year. which will also be fully grown and available to gunners. An additional 3,500 adult birds, both hens and roosters, were releas ed last spring during the egg laying period at the farm. Many of the hens were expected to nest in the wild and bring off broods of youngsters. All birds are released in areas where the general public has access, such as game manage ment areas, refuges and pre serves open to hunting, and var ious farms and ranch lands which are open to hunting by permission. Although game farm birds provide only a small percentage of the total pheasants taken byj hunters annually, they da pro vide supplemental shootlnjj In areas of henvy hunting pressure or where populations of birds are low. Hunters are reminded that the feathered head must be left at tached to all upland game birds while In the field or in transit. The feathered head or one fully leathered wing must be left at tached to all migratory waterfowl. Local Agent Attends Insurance School Vesta Kilkenny, local Farm Bureau Insurance azrnt left Sunday, October 12, from Port land for Denver, Colo., to attend a school on health and life In surance. The one week school Is fclMinsored by Western Farm bureau Insurance Co. She Joined three other agents' from Oregon who are also at i ruling the training session and will return this week-end. CROP-WEATHER SUMMARY Soli moUtur supply short Weeding and fall seeding underway throughout th coun ty. Sotno areas need maUture to sprout wheat. BUI Sowell was in the area over the week-end to take in some deer hunting while vaca tioning from his work in Calif ornia. He returned Monday to his home at Uoleta, Calif. Army Student Nurse Loan Deadline Set The winter quarter deadline for nursing students who would like to apply for financial as sistance through the Army Stu dent Nurse Program is October 20, Captain Barbara Zebbs, Ar my Nurse Corps Counselor, not' ed today. captain Sebbs said nursing students in their second or third year of college leading to eith er a nursing diploma or a Bach elor of Science degree may be eligible to enter the program and receive financial assistance while they attend college. But if they wish to start receiving assistance during their winter quarter this year, they should apply right away. Applicants tor the plan must be between 18 and 25 years of age, citizens or the United States, physically qualified and have high personal, scholastic and moral qualifications. Worn en applicants must be unmar ried. 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