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Local woman to represent
Oregon at Showmanship contest
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Oregon junior showmanship winners from left to right: first alternate Lisa Coleman. Turner;
Geri Grieb, Lexington; and Doug Keller, Albany. They will represent Oregon at the 16th National
Angus Showmanship Contest, set July 12-13 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Phil and Maggie Dahl of
Fairview Angus Farm at
Coquille, recently hosted an
Oregon Junior Angus Field
Day. Two showmen, Geri
Grieb of Lexington adn Doug
Keller of Albany will repre
sent Oregon at the 16th Nation
al Junior Angus Showmanship
Contest to be held at Milwau
kee, Wisconsin. July 12 and 13.
announced an American
Angus Association spokesper
son. Heather Barr of Baker, won
the grand champion heifer
award, the reserve title went
to Thomas Queen Mother 2601.
Nicholas Spurgeon. Reeds-
port was the exhibitor, said
the spokesperson.
In the bred and owned divi
sion, champion was Scottie
Joyce, shown by Scott Grucza
of Turner. Julie Wiser. Mon
roe, exhibited the reserve
bred and owned heifer, 5W
Pratissian M821.
Marilyn Friedrich of Walla
Walla. Washington, judged the
show, according to the spokes
person. In the showmanship contest,
first place in the pee wee
division went to Cara Ann
Pascalar. Sweet Home, and
Heather Barr. Mike Rusher of
Wilsonville. won the 11-14
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year-olds division and Julie
Wiser was first in the 1S-21
year-olds.
Teresa Barker. Beaver
creek, won the judging contest
in the FFA division: Jeff
Reagan and Shannon Whitley,
both of North, tied for first in
the 4-H division: and Ken and
Sandy Coleman of Turner won
the adults division.
. The new leaders of the
Oregon Junior Angus Associa
tion are Doug Keller, presi
dent: Rob Thomas. Baker,
vice president: and Michelle
Dahl. Coquille. secretary
treasurer. Directors include
Grieb, Sherri Friedrich of
Walla Walla. Washington:
Rnh Pascalar. Sweet Home:
and Julie Smith. Canby.
Julie Wiser was elected the
1W2 Oregon Angus Queen, the
spokesperson concluded
Eye On Your
Child's Vision
Your child may be giving
you clues that his or her
vision is abnormal. These in
clude excessive rubbing of
the eyes, shutting one eye,
difficulty with close work,
frequent blinking, squinting'
or frowning, undue sensitiv
ity to light, inflamed or
watery eyes, and recurring
styes.
To learn how to take care
of your child's eyes, contact
your state Society to Pre
vent Blindness or the Na
tional Society to Prevent
Blindness, 79 Madison Ave
nue, New York.N.Y. 10016.
Starting Monday,
July 12
HARVEST
HOURS
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Store & Shop
Income tax withholding
to change July 1
Extension Service offers new publication
Oti'unn workers may nolicr
a change in the amount of
w ithhHil troin their pn -checks
,-itlor Julv I Slate income tax
wi'hlioldmg will increase nn
that rl.ite while federal with
holding dccrHses, announced
ho Oregon heiartmenl of
lioinni'
I W'pite i ho increase instate
withholding, most wnuc earn
or; will end up with more
tike home p;iv The rrductinn
in federal withholdinc will
more than offset the incrase
in state withholding, said the
department
An example is a couple with
one working spouse who earns
$.10,000 annually, filing a joint
return and claiming two ex
emptions The wage earner's
state withholding each month
would increase hv from
to Slfi.i. while federal
withholding would dmp hv $44.
from .tiu !.i . m; !h deparl-
meiit ovphiuicd
Chnnces in tin- state with
h'lldinu resulted from n lecis
la live session rlv thii veiir
Hedlinu with the stale's budget
prohlr-ms The fii-st special
session of the Oregon l.egisla
iiire increasiMl tax rates for
I'lK:! The previous inoge of
Iniir to in (K-rcent was in
niMsorl to 4 2 to 10 8 percent.
The louisl.iturc directed the
tiregon 1'partment of Rev
enue io adjust stale withhold
ing rates to reflirt the tax
increase
The Oregon l)(iartmint of
Hevenue has snt new with
hnlduns tax tables and icxni
ing forms to employers Km
plners will calculate the
changes in withholding for
each employee: employees do
not need to take any action,
he department concluded
"Losing one's job is never
pleasant hut there arc steps
to ho taken which rnn lessen
'he shock on Ihe individual
and lamilv " points out Dawn
' Hawkins. Oregon State I'ni
veisilv .turn! in t'liioiill.i n"l
Morrow counties
"Don't panic, don't blame
yourself or vour spouse, and
don't iunoro the fact of unem
ployment. Start to make plans
immediately to find another
inii and how you will manage
until vou find new employ
ment," Mrs Hawkins stres
ses To help people do )usl that,
ihe OSI' Kxtension Service
oilers the publication "What
To Do If You !,ose Your Job."
which outlines some basic
stops to take and lists sugges
tions fur action in the face of
reduced income The circular
was prepared by Alice Mills
Morrow Kxtension family
economics and public policy
sieciiilisl.
Included in the publication
is a list of non prol it Consumer
Credit Counseling Services in
Oregon w hich are available, to
help individuals and families
deal with credit problems.
Copies of the publication are
available at the OSU Exten
sion Service offices in Hop
pner. Pendleton. Ilermiston
nnd Milton Kreewater.
Swim Team to hold bottle drive Mon.
The Heppner Swim Team
will hold a bottle drive on
Monday. July 5 from 10 a.m. to
n m announced a team
spokesperson.
Swim team members will be
going door to door In Heppner
to collect the bottles he said
Funds from the drive will be
used to help support Ihe team,
she continued
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56 participants attend
Episcopal card party
The women of All Saint's
Kpiscopal Church in Heppner
sponsored an evening of pino
chle and bridge at the church
parish hall on Mondav. June
21 Fiftv six plavers partici
pated in the event, said a
church sxkesperson.
Before play began, partici
pants enjoved fresh strawber
ry shortcake, said the spokes-
Hers, in
I'm's .ma, ciUos were award
ed'o Man ia nderson. high in
ouKK'hle and Mice McCahe.
low, and Hand Mahonev. high
in hridge and to Gone Hall,
hiuh scoring man
cake and a pie were given
in door pri?e winners John
Hall and Clayton Avers
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