Pag- 12, THE GA7ETTKT1MES, Heppner, OR, Thursday. July 8. 1978
Campers merge onCuisforth Park
Campers from Morrow, Gil
liam, Wheeler and Sherman
counties have merged on
CuUforth Park this week for a
4-H camping program.
The tent village consists of
Residents invited
to Sun. picnic
22 tents this year, one of the
largest camps on record for
the popular program. Each
tent houses a counselor and
from four to six 4-H members.
Counselors as well as camp
ers are from the four counties,
so all ages will have the
opportunity to make new
friends during the week in the
Old and new residents are
invited to a Welcome Picnic in
the Courthouse Park one week
from this Sunday, July 18,
12:30 p.m. Special guests will
be the Tollefson family, who
have been in Heppner less
than a month. Steve Tollefson
is the new pastor of the United
Methodist Church.
A midJuly family picnic is
a long-standing custom of the
Methodist Church. The con
gregation is hoping many
"outsiders" and many friends
from other churches will jion
State grain
fees revised
The Oregon Department of
Agriculture has issued an
administrative action, revis
ing fee schedules of the grain
division on grading, weighing
and analyzing of grain, hay
and associated commodities.
The order increases most of
the fees charged for these
services and permits the
Grain Division of Oregon De
partment of Agriculture to
require a guarantee of ex
penses when a service is
requested that will require
assignment of employees at a
point where the volume of
work at the established fee
would not be adequate to pay
costs of handling the work.
It also increases mileage
charges to 15 cents per mile
from office and return (no
charge will be made when
transportation is furnished)
and sets $12 as the hourly rate
to be charged over and above
the $15 per hour for overtime.
These revisions were effec
tive, July 1.
them this year at the tables
behind the courthouse.
Each family coming is
asked to bring along a potluck
contribution, a main dish, a
salad or dessert. The Metho.
dist Women will have coffee
and cool fruit punch ready.
mountains.
Directors of the camp are
Mike Howell and Birdine
Tullis, Morrow County, assist
ed by Kathy Jamison, Gilliam
County and Shelly Osborne,
student at Oregon State Uni
versity and employed this
summer with the county ex
tension service.
The camp cook, one of the
most important positions, is
Betty Heath, Heppner.
Educational programs, cra
fts and recreation are plan
ned. Campers will return to
Heppner on Saturday after
noon following lunch.
Weddle named to BMCC
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John Weddle
John Weddle, music direc
tor at Riverside High School
and former first clarinetist for
the University of Oregon
Symphonic Band, has been
named director of instru
mental music at Blue Moun
tain Community College.
He replaces Dr. Sy Brandon,
who resigned last month.
Weddle was music director
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at McEwen High School. Ath
ena, In 1971-72, and at Board
man from 1972 to present.
In addition to playing' 1st
clarinet for the University of
Oregon Symphonic Band ,and
Symphonic Orchestra, he was
1st clarinet on the All-Northwest
Band in 196 and on the
Oregon All-State Basks In 1966.
He placed first fojr clarinet In
the Oregon State solo contests
In 1966 and 1967.
A graduate of the University
of Oregon, Weddle comes
from McMlnnville, where his
father taught music In the
public schools and operated
his own music store for nine
years.
His appointment was ap
proved last wefck by the
college Board of Education.
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