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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, December 15, 1977 FIVE
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Events...
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Know Your County Govern
ment Day Scheduled for 4-H
Members
Thursday, December 29, all
4-H members in our county
will have an opportunity to see
county government at work,
and meet all the county
officials ! Special arrange
ments are underway through
cooperation of county judge,
D.O. Nelson, to offer this
opportunity to our 4-H'ers.
Leaders will be notified when
final plans are completed, in
time for them to contact all
their club members .This is the
first time such a program has
been offered for several years,
and we encourage all leaders
and members to participate!
Carcass Contest Awards
Just in time for Christmas,
4-H and FFA members re
ceived checks for their ratings
in the carcass contest at
county fair! Members were
honored at the recent Farm
City dinner with top carcass
award of $80 going to Mary
Daly; $60 to Carol McElligott
for second; $30 to Robert
Richards, third; $20 to Grace
McElligott, 4th; and $10 to Jo
Lynn Daly for 5th place. The
five had the top animals when
they were butchered out. ..just
what the consumer is looking
for when they step up to the
meat counter! Our congratu
lations to each of the winners !
Other Busy Leaders
We mentioned numbers of
members in a few 4-H clubs a
short time ago, and now we
discover others with , extra
large clubs. Roberta Klaus,
Heppner, another leader who
just can't say "no" when a
new member wants to join,
now numbers 18 members in
78 tax
guide
available
The 1978 edition of the
Farmer's Tax Guide is now
available at the Morrow
County Extension office, ac
cording to Harold Kerr, Coun
ty Extension agent.
"The Guide explains how
tax laws apply to farming
situations and has examples
and illustrations showing how
different items should be
reported," says Kerr.
One significant change in
regulations affects employer
taxes. If farmer-employers
meet either of two tests
explained in the Guide, they
will be required to pay federal
unemployment taxes. The
Guide discusses how to com
pute and deposit the unem
ployment tax.
Copies of the Farmer's Tax
Guide can be obtained at the
Morrow County Extension
office, Gilliam-Bisbee Bldg.,
Heppner, or by telephoning
676-9642.
CLASSIFIEDS
WORK FOR YOU
676-9228
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leaders who are so dedicated!
Style Show for Farm-City Day
..Cowbelles, Livestock Grow
ers, and guests were treated to
a really "up-town" style show
during the afternoon break
between meetings last Fri
day! Styles were shown from
Gardner's, Kroll's, Cole's and
LeBush, along with a number
of lovely fashions made by
models. Fashions shown in
cluded the latest holiday wear,
both for a big night out, or
evening at home, as well as all
the other latest lookds for
men, women, and children.
And the great part about the
whole show was.... all fashions
are all available in our local
stores, and were modeled by
local people.
Our thanks to all who
cooperated in making the
show possible, and a special
thanks, to the older boys and
men who modeled! It seems to
take a little more courage for
men to come out as models.
High school boys modeling for
Garnders were Ron Currin,
Chris Zita, Terry Toll, Paul
Carlson, and Jerry Cutsforth.
The two men who shared the
fashion spotlight were Terry
Hager of Gazette-Times, and
Mike Howell, former 4-H and
livestock agent.
Other models were: Lenna
Smith, Vicki Wagonblast and
kids, Sheridan Tarnasky and
daughter, Vi Wilgers, Carolyn
Cole, Francine Evans, Erin
Evans, Belinda Powers, Judy
Wright, Joan Hughes, Judy
Buschke, Marie Lane, Margo
Sherer, Joyce Hughes, Rita
Sumner, Kimberly Kroll and
Birdine Tullis.
Two trackers
The Two-Trackers 4-H Club had their Christmas party on
Sunday, Dec. 11 at the barn. There was a contest for the best
dressed horse. Pat Schwartz was the winner.
We had some bareback games such as bareback package
decorations, English and Western equitation, a dollar bill
race and a ribbon race.
Our leader gave each person a hat block for a Christmas
present.
Then we went in the dorm and had a gift exchange and
refreshments. Twenty pnnle attended.
See you all next Sunday at English riding.
Reporter, Tara Mahoney
Sewing club
The Patch Work Pockets 4-H Sewing Club met in lone,
November 18 at Oswalt's home.
Bunny Salchenberg was a guest this meeting.
Mrs. Oswalt served refreshments.
Paula Anderson received her first year pin November 11.
We sewed our tote bags. We will finish our tote bags at
our next meeting which will be December 2.
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CowBelles
beef certificates
For the 14th consecutive
year, the Oregon beef industry
will be promoting its own
, brand of Christmas presents
beef gift certificates.
Heading up the drive will be
the very efficient and effective
Oregon CowBelles.
All media, newspapers,
radio and TV, will be used in
urging the purchase of $5 and
$10 Beef Gift Certificates for
the coming holiday season.
These certificates, which are
the equivalent of a cashier's
check, are redeemable, for
beef in any grocery store in
the United States.
One of the most important
sales helps in selling and
promoting these certificates is
that more than 200 branch
banks of the U.S. National
Bank and the First National
Bank are selling these novel
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Hospital
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
had a busy week as 13 persons
checked in as patients be
tween Tuesday, Dec. 6 and
Dec. 13.
Cindy Knopp, Kenneth
Steelman, Aaron Botts and
Paul Heisler Jr., all of
Heppner, were admitted and
dismissed while Heppnerites
Carol Sams, David Slagle and
Lydia Connelly were still
patients on Tuesday.
Others admitted and dis
missed during the week were
Judy Yeigh, Boardman; Her
hold party
meets
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and unique certificates.
Here in Morrow County, the
CowBelles are already hard at
work in their sales and
promotion efforts. If you
would like additional informa
tion concerning these gift
certificates, or would like to
place your order direct with
the CowBelles, call or write:
Mrs. Clista Venard, Hepp
ner, 676-9163
Mrs. Mary Martin, Lexing
ton 989-8438
The County CowBelles will
be most pleased to process
your Beef Gift Certificate and
send it to you immediately.
However, if it would be
more convenient for you, go to
your nearest branch of either
the First National or U.S.
National Bank and pick up
your Beef Gift Certificates.
Notes
man Halvorsen, lone; Kevin
Peck, Lexington. Remaining
in the hospital as of Tuesday
were Leta Hardy, Condon;
Robert Peterson, lone; and
Stoney Mael, Monument.
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School
Menu
Thurs., Dec. 15
SCHOOL'S CHOICE
Fri., Dec. 16
Boston Tea Party Menu
Mon., Dec. 19
Fish Stix, Tartar Sauce
New England Slaw
Baked Potato, Plums
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or Sports Shirts
Levi's and Lee Jeans -
Dress Slacks
Tem-Tex and
Panhandle Slim Shirts
Socks, Briefs and T-Shirts
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Wallets and Billfolds
by Textan and Justin
Fine Leathers Coats
in Styles and Colors
Western Boots and Hats
Gift Certificates
Politician hits campaign trail
Politicing has already be
gun for next November's
gubernatorial election and one
candidate, Democrat Marv
Hollingsworth found Heppner
on the campaign trail last
week.
Hollingsworth, 41, a Port
land attorney, has been cam
paigning full-time since April
and for the past month he and
his wife and two children have
been traveling around the
state in a motor home donated
by supporters.
"I've been shaking hands
wherever I can find them,"
Hollingsworth said.
The native-born Portlander
considers himself much more
conservative than Gov. Bob
Straub, especially with re
gards to government spending
the death penalty and commu
nity support.
Hollingsworth admits that
he doesn't know much about
the problems of Eastern
Library establishes
memorial fund
A memorial fund for long-time, Heppner librarian
Blanche Brown has been established at the Heppner Library.
The City of Heppner and several members of the library
board have contributed money which will be used to buy
books in memory of Mrs. Brown.
Persons who would like to make contributions to this
memorial may bring their gifts to the library, where they will
be listed and added to the fund.
Funeral services for Blanche Brown were held at
Heppner's All Saints Episcopal Church November 23, and the
library-museum was closed that day in her memory.
Rolls, Butter
Milk
Tues., Dec. 20
Spaghetti, Ground Beef
Tossed Salad, Fruit
French bread, Butter
Milk .
Wed.. Dec. 21
CHRISTMAS DINNER &
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Oregon, but said "that's why
I'm here, to listen to people.
I'm learning more all the
time." Last week's trip was
his third visit to Eastern
Oregon, stopping in Pilot
Rock, Hermiston, Heppner,
Lexington and Arlington.
If elected governor, Hol
lingsworth said he would
establish 'town halls' in Ore
gon cities to maintain a close
contact with the people.
He served in the Oregon
Legislature during 1971-72,
was a pro tern district court
judge and is a charter
member of the Mt. Hood
Community College Board of
Directors. Hollingsworth de
scribes himself as "a father,
taxpayer, home owner and
businessman."
Specific issues Hollings
worth supports include: death
penalty for aggravated, pre
meditated killings only; man
datory sentences for felons;
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expansion of existing hydro
power rather than nuclear
power; and development of
non-nuclear energy forms. He
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wholesale prices to licensees ;
repealing LCDC; and merge
ing agencies.
Hollingsworth for Governor
headquarters are located at
2004 N.E. 102nd Ave., Portland.
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