HKPPNKIt lOKK (GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. September If W72
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' turn lo lake home many
honor Inmi ihe Slate Fair,
rcportk Ikmi Slangel, Morrow
Extension Agent thie of Ihe
highlights l our winner wus
a presentation called "Breath
ol Lile" given by Mark
Sargent ol Heppner whirh
earned him (lit1 Reserve
Champion honors in I hi" Inter
mediate age group Peggy
Schlu liting s demonstration'
on care ol milk earned her
special recognition Ironi the
Oregon Dairy Council Peggy
also took hoiiie blue ritilxutK in
dairy gnat showmanship anil
conformation classes and was
named reserve champion
dairy goat judge lo lop oil her
activities
In I lie sheep division our
4 H ers really did their thing
Uri Khea showed the champ
ion Southdown lleece lo start
things oil Mark ml Rhonda
Sargent were named merit
exhibitors" niter winning two
blues anil two retls with then
crossbred ewe lambs Only If
merit exhibitor awards were
jji ven al Hie show
Karen Richards ol Irrignn
showed the Champion Monia
dale to w in the trophy given by
the Pacilic Western Monta
d.ile Sheep breeders Associa
lion Reserve champion hon
or went lo Karen' brother
Hubert To complete their
sweep, the Itichards' won Iwo
oilier blues ami reds in
conformation and showman
ship, and Karen received it
blue lor her high placing in Ihe
Meal Animal Judging Contest
MORROW County representatives in the 411
Style Kevue at the 1972 Oregon State Fair
show the fashions they created m 4 11 knitting
and clothing projects From left. Chen
Carlson, lone, modeled an apple green coat
wifh take tur accent she wore over a knit
dress. Anita Davidson. Lexington, knit her
purple shrink tup. Kathleen Harllett.
Roardman. showed her scarf hat with
matching mittens, ami .loan Warren, Hepp
ner. modeled a blue print jumper. In Ihe
Kevue. Miss Carlson received a blue award
Chen Carlson is Oregon's Teenager ol the
Near
NO CAINS ...AARON KLINGKK STOPS CASCADE LOCKS
PLAYER
Chert Has Chance for Chicago Trip
Blue ribbon winners from
each of the three state fair
style revues were asked to
send their 4-H records for
consideration of a trip to
National 4-H Congress in
Chicago
Chen Carlson, lone, earned
this honor In receiving a blue
at the style revue in Salem.
September 2
Cheri's outfit was a beauti
ful lime green coat outlined in
soft gray tur with coordinated
knit dress of apricot and lime
High boots and gloves com
plimented the sharp outfit
Style revue participants
enjoyed special educational
and fun events in addition to
modeling their creations Top
models in the revue received
blue ribbons Others received
a state fair participants rib
bon Four girls, including
Chen participated m the style
revue Anita Davidson, Lex
ingtou. modeled a very mod
layered look knit "shrink "
sweater. Kathleen Bartlett.
Koardman showed her mit
tens and hat with coordinated
slacks and sweater, and Joan
Warren. Heppner. modeled
her blue cotton jumper outfit
Fair Booths at a glance
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Undertakes New Project
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The Science ljih class at
lone High School is comlucting
cxcrimcnts in iignciiltiire, n
year long project testing
chemicals under tliflercnt soil
conditions
The Science 1-iili is siimt
vised by Jerry Marlin and
approved by Principal John
F.dmtiudsiin The stiiilents are
using an undeveloM-d part of
the school ground us an
exerinii'ntal plot
Harold Kerr. County Exten
sion Agenl, talked to the clans
and gave ideas (or their
project
i Riverside Opens With A Win
CHFEl'. LEADERS give the team a BIG BOOST: Cindy Martin.
Jan Ekstrom, Christina Liiutstrom. Shorn Wilson
Class Officers Elected At Heppner High School
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Classes in Heppner High
School elected officers last
Friday. Of the 2 offices eight
of them were filled by boys
and the remaining 18 by
girls.
JV Rally squad members
elected were Mary Healy,
Judy Healy and Joyce Mar
quardt. A new business manager
will be elected next week to
replace Jill Scott who has
moved to Pnneville.
The following were elected
to class offices:
SENIORS:
Pres Luanne Kelly; Vice
Pres. Greg Green; Sec. Tneia
Prock; Treas Kathv Bartlett;
Sergeant at Arms, Lisa Mc
Cain' and Rep. Marv Abrams.
Jl'NIORS:
Pres Susan Healy; Vice
Pres. Michele Evans; Sec.
Kristi Ilaguewood Treas.
Donna Bellamy; Sergeant at
Arms. Randy Morris and Rep.
Greg Davidson.
SOPHOMORES:
Sunday Races To End Season
This 4-H booth was put in by irngon Community 4-H Club.
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lone Garden Club in their booth showed the threat of Puncture
vine if it isn't controlled.
The final event of the 1972
Auto Racing season unfolds at
Hermiston's Umatilla Speed
way Sunday when the track
holds its annual championship
tripleheader featuring Stocks,
Modifieds and the Figure 8
cars.
There's 90 laps of champion
ship racing scheduled, follow
ing a trio of trophy dashes
one for each type of car-and
three heats, the champion
ship mains are 15 laps for the
Figure 8's, 25 laps for the
Modifieds and 50 laps for the
Stocks.
STATE FAIR
PRESENTATIONS
A demonstration on macra
mae earned Anita Davidson a
blue ribbon in State Fair
competition. Presentations
are used in the 4-H program to
give the boy or girl practice in
preparing and giving public
talks, and as a way to teach
others.
Anita presented her demon
stration in the intermediate
home ec division.
Get Set to Sew Pants for Fall
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WntBh0naer L"'e (r'enlnun,al iady 'n this booth entered by the
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Be A Winner-Sew With Wool
"Make it Yourself with
Wool" official entry applicat
ions are now available at the
Morrow County Extension
Office. Girls 10 thru 21 years of
age may participate in the
contest, which focuses atten
tion on the beauty and
versatility of American wool,
encourages the use of wool in
sewing, knitting, and crochet,
offers young experts the
opportunity to compete for
valuable prizes and win recog
nition for their skills. Pre-teen
(10-13) Junior (14-16) and
Senior (17-21) age categories
are available, so all girls ma
enter.
District 14 Director is Mrs.
Robert Hoskins, lone. District
competition will be held
November 18 an Blue Mount
ain Community College,
Pendleton. Winners from the
districts compete later in the
year. One entry is selected, at
State competition, to repre
sent Oregon at the National'
finals in Washington, D.C. on
January 23, 1973.
Any girl 10 thru 21 may
enter the contest by sending in
the official entry application.
All women interested in a
workshop on sewing knit pants
are asked to contact Birdine
Tullis, Extension office, phone
076-9642. Leaders are needed
for a training to be given by
Debbie Barker, Extension
Home Economist on October 2
and 9. Leaders trained on
these dates will give work
shops in their communities.
All women are welcome at the
workshops at no charge.
Leaders must be enrolled by
Sept. 23. Please let us know if
you will be a leader teacher
or if you wish to take the
workshop when given locally.
SLICK TRICKS
FROM OSU EXTENSION
SERVICE
EGG TIMERS can be used
in many ways. To tell your
child how soon he's to put his
toys away or some other task.
One young homemaker says it
helps her little guy to keep the
thermometer in his mouth
long enough to get an accurate
reading. He watches the sand
and momentarily forgets the
thermometer.
can be stacked in the freezer.
Return to the casserole for
reheating later.
SAVE TIME AND SPACE,
Don't waste your time steriliz
ing a couple bottles at a time.
Do a whole batch, and when
they're cool enough to touch,
take them out and fill half-way
with boiled water, and seal
with nipple and cap. When you
need one, simply take it from
cabinet and fill to top with
formula (or evaporated milk
if that's what you're using).
Bottle needn't be warmed,
since bottle and water were
already at room temperature.
And you don't take up all your
rerigerator space with bottles
of already mixed formula that
are cold to the touch.
To toj) that off. there'll be a
5-lap powder puff Figure H
race for the ladies, first ever
at Umatilla.
Speedway gates open al
noon, time trials start at 1
o'clock and the first racing
action is set for 2:30.
The entry list is packed with
Umatilla fans' favorite driv
ers, including Modified "hot
dog" Sheridan Deit of Pendle
ton and his famous "Goldfin
ger Special", Figure 8 favorite
Stan Rauch of Koardman in
his Chicken Wing Special,"
and Stock point leader Ray
McKernin of Ponieroy, Wash
ington, with his 1966 Chevelle.
Be A Leader
Does your life lack excite
ment and challenge: Are you
interested in kids and their
doings?
If you have talents in
tography-fishing-child development-home
improve-ment-pigs-science-cake
decoration--OR YOU NAME
IT-there's a place for you in
4-H. You'll need some patie
nce-and it will take time-but
there will be rewarding exper
iences! Whether you are 17 or
over 70, there is a 4-H club fn
you to lead! If you have the
interest-there are youth thai
need your guidance! Think it
over- give us a call at
676-9642. A new 4-H year h
about to start.
School Lunch Menu?
Presented
Through Courtesy Of
Heppner Branch i
Pres John Kilkenny; Vice
Pres Judy Healy; Sec. Shan
non Kelly; Treas Steve John
son; Sergeant at Arms, Dale
Arnngton; Rep Jerry Gentry
ami Anita Davidson
FRESHMEN:
Pres Sandy Bennett; Vice
Pres. Brian Boner; Sec. Iri
Dunlap; Treas. Kelly Harri
son; Sergeant at Arms, Mary
Ann Greenup; Ren. Steve
Jones and Kimmee Hague
wood. Signing Party
Tonight
The once-a-vear Ann u a I
signing parly will be held
tonight, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m
at the 1IIIS cafeteria. Mem
bers of Ihe 1972 graduating
class are invited to come by
and pick up their annuals
before leaving for college.
Two Proud Kids
Danny Cant, Hermiston,
with his champion dog Cassey ,
a Shelly, and Sharon Peck,
Hermiston, with Danny, a
Keeshound. Danny is 12 years
old and his dog is three;
Sharon is 15 and her dog is
four years old. Both took
Grand Champion in Sub-
Novice Obedience at the
Morrow County Dog Show
during Fair, they will be
attending State Fair for obed
ience and showmanship.
Riverside brightened their
football picture with a 38 to ll
win over Weston Fndav ufler
noon The first TD by Jim
Graham came in the first
quarter from 2 yards out. The
2nd TD was Jim again li ciin 3
yards out. Pat was a pass
from Darrel Pummel t o
Randy Baker.
Stili playing close Bobbv
Ryan made Ihe 3rd TD Irom I
yard out.
In the 2nd quarter Ryan
made his 2nd Td Irom 12 yards
out. The Pirates made no
Gets Masters
Dean Naffziger was at
school at Oregon State this
slimmer, lie received his
masters in Counselling and
Guidance. He teaches PE in
Heppner tirade School and
High School. He is assistant
foolball coach, head basket
ball coach and is Athletic
Director.
Tom Shear's
Summer
TOM SHEAR'S SUMMER
Tom Shear worked and
visited with friends and relat
ives in the Minnesota, South
Dakota states. This was his
first trip back into this area in
4 or 5 years. He helped with
some haying. The hay crop is
alfalfa. There's no irrigation
but there were good crops due
to the vast amount of rainfall
this summer. The hay is baled
and slacked. This ranch fed
out their crop to cattle on the
ranch.
The last part of the summer
he was in Eugene with his
folks.
END OF
SUMMER
CASE'S
CLEARANCE SALE
FABRICS
TABLE OF BARGAINS
OVER
DO
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK.
SAVE PLASTIC DRY
CLEANING BAGS for use in
packing things for mailing.
They are lightweight, space
filling, and pliable. Keep these
bags out of reach of children.
SAVE FREEZER SPACE.
When freezing a combination
main dish, put it in a casserole
lined with foil. After freezing,
lift the food from the dish and
wrap for storage. This leaves
your casserole free from othei
uses and freezes the main dish
combination in a shape that
Perrotts Here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perrott of Portland were here
over the weekend visiting
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Rood. Mrs. Perrott is
the former Margaret Doolittie
and grew up in Heppner.
Monday - Sept. 18
Sloppy Joes-home made
buns, Buttered corn, Carrot
& celery Stix, Purple plums,
Cookies.
Tuesday - Sept 19
Beef Stew and Vegetables,
Cottage cheese, French br
ead and butter, Fruit.
Wednesday - Sept 20
Mashed Potatoes and gra
vey, Cabbage vegetable sa
lad, Fruit jello, rolls and
butter.
Thursday - Sept 21
Chili Beans, Lettuce Wedge,
Cornbread with butter and
jelly, Fruit crisp.
Friday - Sept 22
Fish Stix and Potato chips,
Buttered peas, sliced tom
atoes, canteloup wedges,
rolls and butter.
Milk served with all meals.
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and
scores in Ihe 3rd nuarter but a
25 yard run by Daryl Fred
ericksnn in the 4th quarter
was good for their next TD.
Their final TD was on an
intercepted pass by Chris
Snyder who ran it back, 35
yards
Top two rushers were Hobby
Rvan who carried 167 vnrds
with 20 times and " Jim
Graham earned 13 times for
32 yards The coach was
pleased with the size of the
rooting section al Ihe game.
Starting lineup: Darrel
Pummel. Jim Graham, Bob
Ryan. Mike Kennedy, Rob
Adams, Frank Flock, David
Richards and Randy Haker.
Others on the squad are:
Daryl Frcderickson. Mike
Proctor, Wayne Dow ney,
Steve Kuuffman, Chris Sny
der, Ski Grochowski, Carl
Wiley. Steve GraniHc, Robert
Richards, Jerrv Zielins k i ,
Mark Adams. Bill Bedord,
Mark Mesteth, Mike Rayner
and Jack Ilrasel.
Don Hendrix is head football
coach and Jim Harper is
assistant.
Coach Hendrix said. "I'm
real proud of the boys. They
made very lew mistakes and
defensively we were really
good. We can expect a tougher
one Friday with Culver".
The Pirates will meet Cul
ver at Boarduian this Friday
al 2:30 p.m.
FRANK LOVEGREN HOME
F rank Lovgren L'SN arrived
home Sept 5 following a tour of
duly in the orient, Japan and
Korea. After two weeks he
returns to San Diego. He is the
son of Mrs. Paul Hansen and
Jim Lovgren and his grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs J C
Sumner, all of Heppner
FASHIONCRAFT
COUCHES
BEDROOM SETS
JUST ARRIVED FALL FABRICS
WOOLS-POLYESTERS-COTTONS
CASE
676-9432