SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday April 5, 1979
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Legislature tour well received by County women
Want to know what is
happening down at the Legis
lature? Forty three women
from Morrow and Umatilla
counties can tell you! After a
long day in Salem, meeting
with Eastern Oregon legisla
tors, the governor, and visit
ing the Senate and House of
Representatives, as well as
committee hearings, they are
well informed.
Boarding a bus at 5 a.m., the
women arrived in Salem in
time for the opening cere
monies in both the Senate and
House. Lunch in the Blue
Room with Senator Ken Jern
stedt, Representative Bill Bel
lamy, Senator Mike Thorne
and Representative Jack Duff
allowed time for many ques
tions. Following the luncheon,
each had the opportunity to
visit with Governor Atiyeh in
the Governor's Office, as well
as visit committee hearings
and view the county exhibits
and art displays in the Capitol.
What kind of questions do
women ask of the Governor
and their elected legislators?
There were many related to
roads and taxes.
Arrangements for the Extension-sponsored
day in
Salem were made by Mrs.
Mike Thorne and Senator
Thome's secretary, Kathy
Rock.
Those attending from Mor
row County were Virginia
Rosewall, Garnett Huddle
ston, Marge Shade, Mildred
Wright, Mary Wright, Birdine
Tullis and Ms. Courtney.
4-H'ERS TO ATTEND
"KNOW YOUR STATE GOV
ERNMENT" Two Morrow County 4-H
members will join with those
from all over Oregon in
learning all about state gov
ernment next week. Lori Witt,
Irrigon, and Jeff Bailey,
Heppner, will represent our
county at the conference,
which allows older members
to spend two full days at the
Legislature.
Housing will be at the 4-H
Sandwiches and
salads featured
in March study
groups
"Fun with Salads and Sand
wiches" will be the discussion
topic for study groups in
Umatilla and Morrow counties
in April, according to Exten
sion Home Economist Molly
Saul.
Emphasis in the lesson will
be innovative ways to make
sandwiches and salads more
appealing and more nutri
tious. The use of sprouts to add
interest to meals will be
explained. Demonstrations
will be given on the making of
sprouts from a variety of
seeds. Ways to avoid monot
ony in "brown bag" lunches
will be discussed.
, Mrs. Saul encourages all
interested persons to attend on
of the 24 study groups in the
two-county area. Membership
is not required.
Volunteer leaders who will
teach the lesson recently
received their training from
Mrs. Saul and Birdine Tullis,
Morrow County Extension
program assistant.
Local leaders are: Nancy
Rogers, Pat O'Brien, Irrigon;
Mary Roberts, Betty Hack,
Lexington; Judy Stevens and
Mary Wright, Heppner.
DISCO
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DISCO
HEPPNER
FAIRGROUNDS
FRIDAY,
APRIL 13
I 9-1 a.m.
- $3 Per Person
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D'sco Machine
Sponsored By
HHS Spanish Club
Center near Salem, but dele
gates will spend most of their
time in the Capitol, where they
will have the opportunity to
meet the Governor and all
elected officials.
REMINDERS TO 4-H MEM
BERS WITH BEEF
Weigh-in days for 4-H Beef
animals have been scheduled
for April 7 for those in North
Morrow, and April 14 for South
Morrow.
Both days include additional
events of interest to all
livestock members, with a
tour of Gantenbein Dairy at
2:30 p.m. on April 7. A
livestock judging contest and
fitting and showing demon
strations will be offered at 1
p.m. on April 14. Members
may weigh their animals at
the most convenient place. See
your April 4-H Newsletter for
additional information.
SUMMER WEEK INFOR
MATION MAILED
All enrolled 4-H members
seventh grade and older
should have received an
interesting bit of information
from us the past week. That
would be their registration
form, and information con
cerning 4-H Summer Week at
Corvallis, June 11-16. Infor
mation is also included in the
senior age letter concerning
teen staff at State Fair, and
other summer events and
activities.
We encourage all 4-H mem
bers to return the application
forms to the county office just
as soon as possible.
SEW SOMETHING SPECIAL
Thursday, April 5 is the big
event for learning to "Sew
Something Special." The pro
gram starts at 10:30 a.m.
Everyone is welcome to. at
tend. No charge. Workshops
will include applique, t-shirts,
pants, down garments, mach
ine embroidery, cathedral
quilts and blazers. Bring your
pencil and note pad and your
lunch. You'll be sure to learn
something new.
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