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Extension Events... with Birdine Tullis "A Time To Remember"... Summer Week Brochures Morrow County 4-H mem bers in grades 8-12 have been mailed information regarding 1978 Summer Week at Oregon 'State University. Theme this year is, "A Time to Remem ber", with a full schedule of classes, special activities and other events planned for both the Intermediate (8th and 9th graders) and Senior groups. Although both age groups will be on campus at the same time, there are actually two programs planned, to accom modate the interest of both groups. Additional information is included in the mailing to senior age members, with opportunities to apply to attend the Marine Science Workshop at Newport; Horse Workshop on OSU campus; and Teen Staff at State Fair. We'd like members to look the information over as soon as it arrives at their home, and return the necessary forms to the county extension office no later that April 15. Camp Counselor Applications ; All high school members were mailed forms last week for applying to serve as camp counselor for summer camp at Cutsforth Park this sum mer. We've had questions from the older group of members about this.. .so now is the time for them to indicate their interests. Camp will be a ' four-county experience again this year, June 29-July 2, with couselors from the four coun ties, as well as campers. Forms should be returned immediately, as plans are underway for a counselor planning session. Reminder of Style Shows Two showings of the Simpli city Wardrobe for Young people are scheduled.. .Every one invited to attend. Sunday, April 2, 3 p.m. at the lone School Cafetorium, and Mon day, April 3, 7:30 p.m. at Riverside High, Boardman. Here is your chance to see.. .and "Sew What's New" in spring fabrics and designs. No charge to attend. Fashion Group of Portland Career Day We have received reserva tion forms for those wishing to attend the "Fashion Trek", a career exploration day for those interestesd in all phases of the fashion industry. Sponsored by the Fashion Group of Portland, the annual event is held at the Portland Art Museum, April 8, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Cost to attend is $8, which includes lunch. It is an inside look at the world of fashion related ca reers, and what it takes to get you there. Four sessions are offered this year, with each participant selecting three. Intended to help high school and college students with career choices, the event also offers helpful ideas to those already involved in the fash ion field. Reservations are required. Labo Host Families Needed Applications are still being accepted from families wish ing to share their home with a student 12 through 17 years of age from Japan. Shirley Palmer, coordinator for the program, would sure like to hear from at least two more families willing to host boys. The exchange group will arrive in Morrow County on July 23 Tours and Questions About Tours Spring weather is giving local residents the urge to travel. The Lions Club tour to the Carty Site and other north county developments attrac ted seventy interested resi dents. The Umatilla tour to Portland, which included an invitation to Morrow residents has, at last report, about three bus loads. ..and we are getting requests for additional tours. So, if you didn't make it with one of those, watch for information later about ano ther tour to the coal-fired plant, and possible one to Portland. Extension Home-. makers Advisory are discus sing tours. Unit Pricing In Effect Have you notices something new in your local grocery stores? Supermarket shop pers throughout Oregon will find valuable new information posted to assist them in their purchases on most food and grocery commodities. The shift from voluntary unit pricing to mandatory labeling went into effect as of March 1. The unit pricing is required in stores grossing $1.5 million or more a year. We encourage consumers to take advantage of the information, which requires that most packaged food and grocery products be priced in two ways... with the conventional total package price, and a unit price showing what the item costs according to a specified unit of measure ment (per pound, ounce, pints,' feet, etc.). If you consult the informa tion posted near or below items for sale, you won't need your calculator to decide if the big package or the small one is the best buy.. .you can tell at a glance how much you are paying and compare. You'll see some items which are not required to be labeled in this manner. The consumer will , still need to make their own judgement of the quality requirements and other fac tors to determine the package that best meets their own needs, but the cost per unit is there for you to consider. And Sometimes There is Bad News The bad news this week is VOTE FOR BOB RIETMANN AS YOUR MORROW COUNTY I REPRESENTATIVE ON THE BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE I BOARD OF DIRECTORS Well Qualified Years Of Experience In Leadership Roles In School, Church, . Community and Career Affairs Including 1 2Vi years on BMCC Board Fair Not Committed To Any Special Groups. Free To Act For The Best Interest Of All Concerned. Resides In lone Gives Morrow 1 County It's Only Voice In The BMCC i Decision-Making Process. vote mnMAr:ri c;j TUESDAY, APRIL 4 PciJ Pedicel Advtsmt. By Rttcin Rletmcnn Comm., Dorothy Krebs, lont, Treasurer (SVS) mm ii -If- aiiru (SS) that some individuals have chosen to break into our 4-H Camp Building at Cutsforth Park. It seems strange to us that anyone would feel a desire to break the locks, open the lockers and containers where our camp utensils are stored, and leave the door open. And it seems even stranger that they left their picnic supplies behind, for they certainly can be used as evidence. 4-H has extended the cour tesy of use of their tables in the dining hall, and the warmth of the fireplace for all to use. On inspection of the camp, we find the tables upturned and scattered, ben ches piled and upset, and other evidence of mis-use. The County maintains the Park for the enjoyment of all. ..the kitchen and storage room belong to 4-H, and is used for our camp program, which is a highlight event of the year for members. The camp is shared with any group asking for use of the facility. So, if you want to use it. ..ask! Breaking off locks, vandalizing the place certain ly comes under the heading of unlawful ! Weigh-day For Beef Saturday, April 1, 1 p.m., fairgrounds, Heppner. Special program on care and feeding your steer by Ken Killings- worth, Wheeler County agent. Fitting and showing demon stration by Valerie Madison, Echo, OSU graduate in Ani mal Science, and former 4-H member. Be there! l.-i -v II. ppm r. Oregon, Thursday. March 30. 1978 KLFVKN Seven local FFA members attend state convention 4-H Leader Salute... Liz Curtis You have probably met Liz Curtis. She is involved in many community affairs, including AAUW, Tri-County Health Board, secretary of the Fair Board and substitute teacher. She creates beautiful stained glass objects, and is involved in other affairs that keep her busy. . But did you know that she is leader of a Geology 4-H club, with eight energetic members? This is Liz's second year as a leader.. ..last year she ventured into gardening. This year she is spending some time hitting the books to keep ahead of the group, and is planning extra outings and activities to allow the eight boys opportunities to learn. Liz came to the 4-H program in Morrow County with some expertise to share. ..she was an outstanding 4-H member throughout her school years, an OSU graduate in home economics, an extension agent in Grant County. Husband Rick is employed by the Forest Service, and also finds stained glass a rewarding hobby. Two sons, Steve and Ken, have many interests.. ..among them is the Geology club! YOU NEED TO KNOW THE FACTS! We went to keep you informed of the latest developments in form fertilizer end chemical uses. Our Fieldmcn will help you plsn a program to fit your specific needs. CALL US TODAY! COLLIER Umatilla JIM OSSMAN I0NE 422-7514 922-3244 R5(bb$ mrMm1 to Lasso controls many grasses like watergrass in potatoes as well as certain broadleaves like pigweed. Applied at full labeled rates, according to label instruc tions, Lasso also reduces competition from night shade and lambsquarters. ' 'au nm )M it& HERBICIDE BY f lnf'' ' ..... tXfcx.!, 1 1,,,, ,n i mMQW"- Lasso is a registered trademark of Monsanto Company. Always read and follow the label directions for Lasso. cMonsanto Company 1978. Seven members of the Heppner FFA Chapter tra veled to Albany March 19-23, to attend the 1978 Oregon State FFA Convention held at South Albany High School. Members of the Heppner delegation serving on conven tion committees included: Scott Sherer, Agriculture Sales and Service; Jackie Mollahan, Building Our Amer ican Communities; Marie Van Schoiack, Dairy; Krynn Ro binson, chairman of the Horse Proficiency Committee; and JoLynn Daly, who served on the committee responsible for choosing the 1979 State Con vention site. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black, Boardman, accompanied the students on the trip. Hal Whitaker, Heppner FFA advi sor, was unable to attend due to illness. The convention was high lighted by the election of the 1978-79 State Officers. They are: President Eric Etzel from the Phoenix Chapter; Vice President Ronald Vin cent from the Madras Chap ter; Secretary Nancy Rey noldson from the Yamhill Carlton Chapter; Treasurer Rick Klampe from the Ger vias Chapter; Reporter Lyle Dawson from the Wallowa Chapter; and Sentinel Shawn Dooley from the Dayton Chapter. Tuesday evening the Albany Chamber of Commerce spon sored the first dance to be held at an Oregon FFA State Con vention. The 1979 Oregon FFA State Convention will be held in Henly at the Oregon Institute of Technology. CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU 676-9228 Era THRIFT WAY wmmm mmm mm mini uinimim. 1 nrv Mj op Nf BANQUET BANQUET BANQUET ff FRIED CHICKEN Y C00XIN' BAGS Y DINNERS HEAT AND SERVE ASSORTED VARIETIES. CHICKEN, SALISBURY, V II 54 OZ. PKG. 5-OZ. SIZE TURKEY. 11 OZ. TRAY I Is CONCENTRATED LIQUID ALL &4 3-BALL U3, DETERGENT DETERGENT loiS FOR LAUNDRY, siy 9 LB., 13 OZ. PKG. V? f 64-OZ. 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