TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 21, 1978
Fishermen 's wives to give seafood tips to local drylanders
The 'Fishermen's Wives"
from Astoria are coming to
town, bringing demonstra
tions and information on
seafood cookery. This special
program is dated for Sept. 27,
2 p.m. at the Annex, Fair
grounds, Heppner.
Most "drylanders" love sea
foods, but most do not know as
much as they would like about
preparation of the delicious
foods, or the wide variety
available. The program is
open to all, at no charge, so be
sure you do not miss this once
in a lifetime opportunity to
learn all about the fishing
industry, plus many other
informative ideas from those
who are actively involved with
the fishing business.
The "Fishermen's Wives"
is a group, similar to our
Cowbelles, or Wheathearts,
and we feel fortunate that they
will come to eastern Oregon to
share their expertise. Inciden
tally, we learned about the
group and their interest in
promoting their industry
through Virginia Whitaker,
Heppner. She attended a
conference with husband Hal,
local FFA Instructor, and met
the women and sampled their
wares bringing home the
message that they were avail
able to come out and do
programs on seafood.
You'll enjoy taking home
their recipes, as well as
sampling their goodies!
RECORD BOOKS AND AP
PLICATIONS FOR COUNTY
MEDALS DUE OCT. 6
We believe in 4-H records!
So now is the time for 4-H'ers
to complete their record books
for the year and submit them
to their leaders. Leaders are
requested to submit the best
junior, intermediate, and sen
ior record books from their
club, along with their secre
tary's book, for the 1978 record
book contest by Oct. 6.
BMCC staff
preparesfor
term opening
Pre-service activities began
Sept. 11 for faculty and staff at
Blue Mountain Community
College.
The two-week calendar in
cludes programs whose aim is
orienting new and returning
staff members to the college.
There are 14 new faculty
members this year at the
college and six new support
staff people.
Jim Whitney, BMCC board
chairman, told the assembled
group at its first meeting,
"We're anticipating a better
year ahead. Crisis pulls people
together." Looking to the
future, he noted the board's
dedication to "community
visibility and credibility" this
year.
Ron Daniels, BMCC presi
dent recounted to the college
staff the problems of getting
the budget passed early last
summer. He assured the
faculty that "the quality of
instruction was never ques
tioned during the entire elec
tion." Daniels identified the pro
perty tax revolt as an area of
primary concerns this year to
the college. He outlined the
uncertainty caused by ballot
measure no. 6 and the new
alternative measure no. 11. He
commented that it will be
difficult for the college to
know how to build its budget
until the measures are clearly
explained. .
Other items on the staff's
two-week schedule include:
Group meetings on staff-administration-institutional
relationships. 1
An address by Dr. Dwight
Baird, of Crawford, Baird and
Smith Corp., on his firms
recommendations for better
utiliaztion of college facilities.
A western barbeque Sept.
20 at 6 p.m. prepared by the
students for all faculty mem
bers and their spouses.
Preparation and training
for college registration set for
Sept. 21 and 22.
At the same time, members
wishing to be considered for
county medals should include
an "awards story", which
should include information on
their progress in the area for
Extension
Events
with Bircline Tullis
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which they wish to be consid
ered. Each set of 4-H records
should include the project
record, the 4-H story, and a
permanent record, with the
awards story added if apply
ing. More information on record
books and awards application
will be mailed all 4-H mem
bers soon. Leaders will find
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in their September "Newslet
ter". 4-H EVENTS SCHEDULED
Remember the special "4-H
Night" at A.C. Houghton
School, Irrigon, 6 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 21. Special
program will include recogni
tion of members, program by
4-H members, as well as a
slide showing of the events of
the past year. ,
All residents of north Mor
row are invited to attend the
potluck dinner (bring salad or
dessert) and learn about
opportunities for both youth
and adults in the 4-H program.
Attendance is not limited to
those who are members, as
the event is for families and
intended as an opportunity for
all to learn about the 4-H
program, to meet leaders, and
to enroll members. Don't miss
it!
A siniilsr prcgrsm is sche
duled for south Morrow for
Oct. 5. Time and place to be
announced later.
Recruiting lor 4-H member
and leaders will include visits
to schools, where youths may
indicate their interest in
specific projects. John and
Birdine want every youth 4th
through 12th grades in the
county involved in the 4 H
program, and they are looking
for interested adults who like
kids and would be willing to
serve as leaders.
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