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Morrow l ounly
Wheal growers should remember
to take a large sack out on the
combine when cutting their best
field and grab a sample of wheat to
exhibit at the county (air
tine peck is ncwvled (or the exhibit,
but extra amount should he allowed
Heppner
News Bits
Senior Chief Petty Officer Bill
Weatherford. Teresa
Bailey I
Weatherford and their children Billy
Fugene and Bonnie Anne arrived in
Heppner from their home al Imper
i.iI Beach. California on Monday
July 9
The Weatherfords are visiting
with Tess s mother \delle La Trace,
with Tuts % sister Bonnie Mrs Bob
Buschke and family, with Justine
Weatherford and with many friends
here
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( )pinion
Sunday. July 22 Friendship Baptist Church in llrppnrr vs ill host Dnugg
and LeAnn Custer Conservative Baptist foreign missionaries to Austria
At the*U a m servu < ,it the church thr Custers util tell of their « rk in
Austria
A politick picnic will follow the service at about I p m at the Hrppner i itv
Park, said a spokesperson for the church Anyone interested in missions is
encouraged to attend
twit or approved child restraint
There are exceptions including
commercial vehicles such a s taxi
cabs and vehicles manufactured
before 1%*> which are not equipped
with safety twits Children in an
auto licensed in another slate do not
have to lw secured if that stale does
not have a similar law A child also
may receive a certificate of Kxemp
lion trom D M V under certain condi
lions A child does not have to tw
secured if all the seating positions in
the vehicle are occupied by other
persons
D M V officials say people purchas
ing a child restraint should check
carefully to make sure the device is
right for their car and their child
Restraints also must be approved,
and those approved will have a latwl
or a tag stating that the restraints
have met all federal standards
About 200 mm Oregon children are
in the age bracket subject to the law
'
The law requires children under
five to be secured in either a safety
SALE To Beat All SALES
for cleaning loss A peck is eight
quarts or one fourth bushel
Superintendent Bill Kawbns will
clean rxhibits that are in al least one
day prior to the close of entries It
will hr to the exhibitor's advantage
to have his grain cleaned
Sow is the time to pick wheat for a
wheat sheal The best lime to pick
grain (or a sheal is when it has full
color and just before the kernels
harden
Cut wheat close to the
ground and hang upside down in
small bundles or slack loosely to
dry
To be eligible lor the stale Fair,
all grain and grass sheaves must be
at least three inches in diameter at
the bottom and be tied with string
For more information, see the 1984
Morrow County Fair premium Ixxik
the State Fair Premium Itook or
contact gram superintendent Bill
Bawl ins
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Question "Mow do you feel about
Waller Mondale s choice of Cerai
dine Farraro as his running male '
I Ihmk it's a good idea, said
Sharon Brace of Heppner tiecause
it s about time they got some women
in high political offices
Fngland
has a quern, so I don't see why we
can't have a woman president
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HARVEST HOURS
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coming Aug. 25
The rattle tickets for one pig. one
lamb, one handmade quilt, one hand
erm heted table cloth, one Miniature
Mansion Dull Mouse, ceramic pitch
er and bowl and many other items
are now lor sale Any one interested
may call Barb Wadekamper at
922 4221 or 922 4175 or Becky Bred
kreuti at 922 5092
Booster Muttons are also on sale
this week for SI and are also
admission into a dance in the even
ing For information you may call
Barb Wadekamprr at 922 4221 or
922 4ITS
Parade entries from the outlying
areas are encouraged For further
information call Dorm a Bell.
922 »427
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Watermelon festival
The Irrigon Watermelon Festival
is forging on and progressing very
well
King Larry Carroll and
Queen Veronica McDonough, will
reign over a very festive day August
2Sat the Marina P.irk in Irrigon said
a spokesperson for the event
The beautiful float for the court is
finished and has already won second
place ribbon in the Landing Days
Parade und the (irand Sweepstakes
Pnte and Trophy in the Indepen
dence Day Parade at Stanfield Our
float will also lw visiting the I ’matil
la County Fair Parade. Morrow
County Fair Parade. Watermelon
Festival Parade Boardman Mar
vest Parade and the Pendleton
Dress Up Parade
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FRIDAY, JULY
C hildren under ) must lx* secured b\
seat belts or safety restraints
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Collect wheat samples to
exhibit at Co. Fair
Friendship Baptist hosts
Austrian missionaries
Oregon courts can now levy fines
of up to $2U against motorists who
allow children under five to ride in
autos without being secured in either
a safely bell or approved child
restraint
Child restraints or safely holts
have been mandatory for children
under five since January I of this
year Fines could not be imposed
during the first six months to on
courage motorists with children to
get the restraints, according to
David P Moomaw D M V Adminis
trator
“ It appears that this law is work
ing," Moomaw said
In the first six
months of this year, only one vehicle
passenger under five years old has
been killed in a traffic crash That
compares with four children killed
in the same period of 1981 and six in
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