EIGHTEEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, July 26, 1979
Morrow County Fair can be fun if you are ready, 4-H girls instructed
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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.
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