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EIGHTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, July 26, 1979 Morrow County Fair can be fun if you are ready, 4-H girls instructed 4 I5v Birdine Tullis Pre-Fair Attracts 4-H Girls Fair can be fun. .if you are ready. That was the message and theme of a pre-fair training offered 4-H girls last week. A full day of how to do and what to do at fair attracted a large number of girls, leaders and parents, eager to be informed and ready. Starting with a slide show of events of past fairs, the training included the official home economics judging con tests, a make-it-yourself ' sandwich luncheon and spec ial trainings by resource persons. Older 4-H members, Diann Morter, lone and Anne Mc Laughlin, Heppner, shared hints and showed the girls how to do food contests. Fashion tips for fall, modeling infor mation and practice were given by Doris Robarges of Doris LaRae's Fashions, Hep pner and Merry Ann Partney, a model from Pilot Rock. Pre-registration for home ec events at fair and information on time and place for events will be mailed to all enrolled 4-H home economics members next week. Any member who does not receive the informa tion by July 28 should call the extension office, 676-9642. Pre registration forms are due August 7. Fair Premium Books Avail able ..A limited supply of county fair premium books is avail able at the county extension office. If you are planning ahead to entering exhibits and need a book... come by and pick one up. There are classes at fair for everything from your garden produce to your handi work. ..and all things in bet ween. If there is no class, they will make one, if you bring in the product. Fairs can be fun. ..if everyone participates. Lots of new events were added .to open class this year. Check through the book. ..you'll get ideas for things to enter, things to do! 4-11 Members Off to See The. World Four Morrow County 4-H members are enjoying '"inter national" experiences this week! Steve Curtis, Heppner, is in Japan with the Oregon are sharing their home with a advantage of opportunities You'll see top young horse- 4-H Japan Labo exchange. Lottie Laughlin and Cindi Bergstrom are in Canada visiting with host families. .Trish Mahoney and her family Labo student. International experiences lead to understanding of other cultures. We are always happy when our 4-H kids take offered. 4-11 Horse Show The action will start about 9 a.m. Sunday, July 29 at the fairgrounds. men and women of the county participating in western and English events. Plan to be there. They appreciate an audience. American oil for American farmers. It's a good idea. 4-H holds pre-fair judging trials Proposed Route-Northern Tier Pipeli Clothing and foods judging contests were held at the recent pre-fair training, with top three individual judges in the senior divisions named as state fair judging teams. The Department of Revenue to mail rebates Income tax rebate checks will be mailed to 1.1 million Oregon taxpayers throughout the month of August. The rebates are part of the tax relief plan enacted by the 1979 Oregon Legislature. The Oregon Department of Revenue will automatically mail checks to individuals who filed 1978 state income tax returns. Taxpayers do not have to file claims to get the rebates. Checks will be mailed to addresses listed on 1978 state income tax returns. Individuals who have moved since filing tax returns this spring should make sure the local post office has their current address so that checks can be forwarded. The rebate will be 9 percent of the 1978 state income tax paid. The revenue department will mail batches of checks daily during August. Checks will be printed and mailed according to zip code number. contests were offered prior to fair, as it is difficult to schedule during fair. Fair premiums are paid to the top five judges. Senior clothing: 1st, Cathy Lindsay; 2nd, Diann Morter; 3rd, Liz McElligott; 4th, Lisa Wilson; 5th, Anne McLaugh lin. Senior foods: 1st, Ann Lind say; 2nd, Diann Morter; 3rd, Liz McElligott; 4th, Cathy Lindsay; 5th, Lisa Wilson. Junior clothing: 1st, Kath leen Clark; 2nd, Kimberly Hughes; 3rd, Theresa Lind say; 4th, Kim Wright; 5th, Kim McCabe. Junior foods: 1st, Kim Wright, 2nd, Kathleen Clark, 3rd, Theresa Lindsay; 4th, Noella Rill; 5th, Trina Palmer. W' nwf 1 ' Why you need the Northern Tier Pipeline and Alaskan crude. Peachei-U-Pick 201b. Excellent for fresh slicing or freezing Bring Containers Thomas Orchards Kimberly, Ore. 934-2230 Q I war ilia CD CD " See us now... during Sears i Home Appliance Month! f (III eZero 7 II ) AAV -5 53 0 I ) ( C fch .95 195 200 ) I 5 discount on all orders , from 1979 Spring & Summer SI ) Catalog-good thru July 31 . " J V KIT & SHIRLEY GEORGE ) Authorized Merchant ) I kJECaiS Catalog Sales ? Lately, International events have made it more difficult for CENEX to supply farmers and other customers with quality fuels in abundant quantities. But CENEX didn't grow by avoiding challenges and as a leading supplier of farm fuels in 14 states, CENEX won't avoid this one. Your future fuel needs will require access to additional sources of crude oil. That's why CENEX recently invested $2 million in the Northern Tier Pipeline. CENEX believes that Alaskan crude oil, pumped via Northern Tier, can help provide for your needs best. There are several important reasons why. Alaskan crude is a secure supply. The largest supply of crude oil on American soil 10 billion barrels of proven reserves, so far lies under the North Slope of " Alaskarttcanprovide the most secure, long-term source of petroleum to America's most vital industry agriculture. Northern Tier is the least expensive route. Every day, as much as 500,000 barrels of Alaskan crude is shipped into central states by way of the Panama Canal and gulf-state ports. This crude oil is the excess that cannot be used by west-coast refineries an excess which will grow as the Trans-Alaska Pipeline reaches its ultimate Where the customer is the company LVJ capability. The Northern Tier Pipeline would shorten the route into CENEX country by nearly 5000 miles and cut delivery costs by more than. half. Reduced environmental risks. Pipelines are the safest way to transport petroleum. And the shorter the distance it's transport ed, the lower the risk of a spill. Northern Tier would provide both advantages. In addition, CENEX intends to work closely with Northern Tier to make sure farmers have a fair say about how the pipeline crosses their land. American oil in an American pipeline. Of three proposed pipelines that would bring Alaskan crude into mid-America, Northern Tier is the only route running entirely on American soil keeping it totally under U.S. control. That seems prudent. Moreover, a recent Department of Energy study shows that Northern Tier would deliver the oil for a significantly lower cost than either of the other options. Help build the Northern Tier Pipeline. Write your President, Senators, and Congressman to support construction of N6rthern Tier. It will help assure the future of your fuel supply. BTW Ct!Ili,S,r 13 INC. Lexington 989-8221 Tkii space will carry your mtssist for $10 a month. , HOME REPAIR UMATILLA READY-MIX Open Every Weekday, -ind Saturdav & Sunday JzLfi 676-9406 989-8467 A BEAUTY PARLOR TUESDAY, Donna's WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Call for an appointment now! 360 E. Aiken 676-6539 676-9909 LAUNDROMAT HEPPNER LAUNDROMAT MAIN ST. . 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