U l f llep p ne r G azelle Tim e»
W right family hosts AFS exchange
N an cy
W right (le ft)
with
M o niq ue
M on iq ue Allan, a 17 year old
A m e ric a n F ie ld Se rv ice exchange
student from the beach town of
VAh.ingamata New Zealand a r m e d
in llep p ne r J u ly 26 to spend the
com in g school year with host fam ily.
Ken and Judy VA right at K u g g v 12
m iles south of lleppner
M on iq ue departed from W h an ga
m a la J u ly 22 and a rriv e d in L o s
A nge les C aliforn ia one dav later
A lla n
and
Kim
W right
which w as still Sunday A u g 22 She
spent four d a y s at Stanford I'n iv e r
sity for orientation with other A F S
students
Sh e then w as flown to
Seattle and then to P a sc o w here she
met the W righ ts The W rig h ts haw-
three ch ildre n
K im . 16. Nance. 13
and Brent. 7
M onique s a y s that lleppne r re
m in ds her of W h a n ga m a ta because
W heat desease meetings set
Hy He IK ( CIST A
«•SI L.«tension \g e n l
M orrow ( ounly
Se ve ra l wheat d ise a se s have been
p a rticula rly severe in the C olum bia
B a sin this year
P ro g ra m s featur
m g the latest inform ation on m a na g
ing wheat disease p ro blem s will be
held on August it) in M erm iston and
Athena
The lle rm isto n m eeting will start
at 6 :M> a m at F r a s u 's H estaurant
and w ill include a no host breakfast
D ise a se s of irriga te d wheat will be
included in the p ro gra m at H e rm is
ton
The Athena m eeting will tie held at
H p m at the Athena G ra d e School
and will deal p rim a rily with the
d ise a se s of d ry la n d wheal
D r Bob Pow elson, O S U Plant
Pathologist, and D r B u s s K arow
t>Sl e x te n sio n C e re als Specialist,
will lead the d isc u ssio n s
The
p ro g ra m s a re sponsored by the O S U
e xten sio n Se rv ice
A day long p ro g ra m on C ephalos
porium stripe d isease will be held at
the S h e rm a n County F a irg ro u n d s
4 II P a v illio n in M o ro on A ugu st 31
The p ro g ra m w ill begin at 9 a m and
Thermolysis
Permanent
Hair Removal
Anna Schwarzin
Certified
Electrologist
1 ) 7 6 - 9 2 4 8
Jpen l ues. Wed
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will feature d isc u ssio n s on d isease
developm ent sym p to m s, current re
search, cu ltural control and resist
ant varieties
Contact the M orrow County F x
tension Office. 676 9642, for m ore
inform ation on these p ro g ra m s
Failure to maintain
p ro g ra m
acres can be cost I v
F a rm e rs p articipating iri the 1>W4
Wheat and Feed G ra in p ro g ra m s
are required to control weeds and
rodents a s well a s erosion on their
A cre age R e se rv e A c re s
ACK
F a ilu re to properly m aintain these
A C K a cre s taken out of g ra in pro
duction can result in severe penal
ties and even loss of all p ro gra m
benefits, a cco rd in g to W aldron A
Johnson. C h a irm a n of the D K e g o n
Stale C om m ittee for the A gric u ltu r
al Stabilization and C onserva tion
S e rv ic e ' A S C S >
F a rm e rs often a sk alaiut A S C S
weed control requirem ents
said
M r Johnson, what we require is
that weeds be prevented from going
to seed W eeds should lie clipped or
spra yed at the proper tim e to
prevent the seeds from m a tu rin g
and sp rea d ing
The State A S C C h a irm a n also
urged fa rm e rs in the Wheat and
Feed G ra in p ro g ra m s to plan their
strategy now to control erosion this
fall and w inter on their A C K a cres
These a cre s should be seeded as
early as possible this fall to help
achieve adequate groun d cover la-
fore the h a rd ra in s begin
The p ro g ra m re quires that A C K
a cres be adequately protected from
wind and w ater erosion until Decern
her 31. 1964 If sufficient residue is
not present to protect the soil an
early seeding m a y provide enough
grow th to meet p ro g ra m require
m ents and prevent a penalty C o ve r
crop can be used a s well a s crops
C o ve r U ps For Y ou r
C ar o r R ig
• Floor Mats
it has one street through town w iu i
shops on each side
Hut. lleppne r
seem s d rier and she is m issin g the
beach She describe» A m e ric a n food
as sweeter l>ut m u ch the s a m e ” as
at hom e where there are not as
m any fast foods
People d re ss m u ch the sam e. too.
except thev wear m ore leans than I
do she sa y s of her host siste rs K im
and Nance
M onique is the daugh te r of L y n d a
a n d lh -n is Allan He is a fish e rm an
Tw o sisters Shiree. 14 and Shelley ,
9 and a la-other Stuart. II. a pet cat
anil dog also live at the A llan hom e
on o n e ,lire of land near Whwngwma
ta
sh e describ es her hom etown a s a
holiday resort on the beach with a
population of I -<»1 w hich incre ases
to about Hi i «» i d u rin g the su m m e r
D ecem bei and Jan u a ry in New
Zealand
r i l e school year in New Zealand
xavs M onique tw-gins the first of
F e b ru a ry and ends at the end of
N ovem ber with two week h o lid a ys
in M a y and August C hildren tw-gin
P rim a ry at age five and college” at
age 11
College con sists of seven
form s which are com pleted at age
tl av e l s 30 m iles to AA.uhi
College which ha s about 754) stu
denis
M onique sa v s that she is looking
forw a rd to sta rting school and meet
ing m ore jM-opIr
She would like to
liecome involved in as m any a c tiv i
ties as she can
s i far she likes liv in g on a ranch
and has x|M-n( som e tim e in the
m ountains iish in g She also learned
about cleaning w a sh ing and show
mg lam bs at last week x M orrow
t oiuitv t-.ur which she attended with
the \A rights
-she is looking fo rw a rd to a trip to
the O regon C oast A ugu st 29 .11 with
her h o st fam ily and to going to the
Pendleton B ou nd U p w h e r- all 17
AK s students in K a s le r n O regon will
meet
• Seat Covers
planted this fall for nevt ye a rs
harvest
Ollier A« It m aintenance require
m ents im hide no g ra z in g d u rin g the
six
m onth no ngra/ing period and
h a rv e stin g ->l hay or any other crop
i s prohibited
An exception is that
(larticipants in the 19H4 wheat Pay
merit in K in d p ro g ra m could har
vest hay from fall wheat planted
prior to J an u a ry 12 1484
Penalties for failure to m a in tain
AUK a cre s are determ ined hy the
local ( 'ounly AM f o m m i t t e e They
are usually based on triple the coat
of the m aintenance practice or the
value of the unauthorized harvested
crop The • d m m itte e can determ ine
that all p ro gra m ta-nefits are to be
forfoiled if the violation is seriou s
enough
f a rm e rs with questions concern
ing the m aintenance of their A U K
p ro g ra m acres should contact the
M o rro w County A S C Office 676 9011
Bv B I R D I N K Ft I l l s
lis l I «tension Service
Morrow 4 ounly
A nu m be r of local 4 H e rs will be
tryin g their sk ills at state level, a s
they travel to Sa le m to p articipate in
contests at O rego n Slate F a ir
D a w n T im m s and Brenda M athis.
l>oth of Ir n g o n w ill I m - participating
in the 4 II H orse events starting
Sunday. August 19. D a w n will also
present her a w a rd w in nin g presen
tation
How to T ra ile r a H o rs e ”
o th e r events for M o rro w 4 H ers
at Stale F a ir are latbor D a y week
end. A ugust tl. Septem ber I and 2
P r e s e n t a t io n s G ib b a n d S w a y n e
F v a n s Irrig o n Food Pre p aration
Su sa n P lo c h a rsk y . Benji Pearson.
P a u la P lo c h a rsk y . Kathleen B ra
zell lleppner and Sw a yn e F v a n s .
Irrig o n F a sh io n Revue. Interm e
diates Benji Pearson. K a r la D a v i
Three m e m b e rs of the lleppner
C hapter of Fu tu re F a rm e rs of A
m erica participated in a B dial
net le ade rship c a m p at C ove last
weekend
lleppner m e m b e rs Andrea Ball.
Alex Lind sa y and Noella K ill were
a m on g the 60 m e m b e rs who learned
how to I m - better F F A officers
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M orruw t minty
The lim e w as early even ing the
setting a b a ckgrou nd of flower»
The Stars were 4 H e rs of all ages,
tw irling and p rancing like pro« to
show off their han d m ad e fashions
and favorite outfits
f a s h io n s varied from the very
casual to super sophisticated
An
appreciative large audience shared
enthusiasm as each m odeled his
chosen garm ent
H oys as well as
g irls were particip an ts with Sw ayn e
K v a n s Ir n g o n c a rr y in g h u m r a
lavender reserve ch am p io n ribbon
for his garm ent selection and model
ing espertise
The p ro gra m is ca rrie d out as a
part of county fair, under the direc
tion of F a sh io n K e v u e superinten
dents F ra n cin e K v a n s. Judy W right
Irene P loch a rsk y and A ngie B e am
er
N a rra to rs were four senior 4 H
ers P a u la P lo c h a rsk y K im W right
K im b erly H ugh es and Noella K ill
F a c h also modeled
K im b erly H ugh es ca rried hom e
the purple in the senior d ivision
F a v o rite Outfit with her strikin g
m ensw ear grey strtp r suit access
orired with black hat hose and high
heeled shoes R e se rv e honors went
to K im W right in a brilliant fuschia
Parade results
Fo llow in g is a list
w inners by division
of
aw ard
Floats
G ra n d S w e rp sta k e s M o rro w
County Float
C om m e rcia l Floats
first C a l 's
l-ounge and Cafe, second W estern
H eritage Sav ings A Loan. and third
F irst Interstate Bank
Com m unity Floats
first A m e ri
can I -eg ion Post No 87. second Hep
pner United Methodist C hurch, and
third Ir n g o n W aterm elon F e stiv a l
Out of County Floats
Pendleton
M a in Street C ow b oys
M isce lla ne ous
M o rro w County
Search and Rescue
M ounted
B e s t F a m ily G ro u p
first M on ty
F v a n s fam ily, second Bennett fam
ilv and Third Ken K e k m a n fam ily
R id in g C lu b s first U m a tilla Sa ge
R id e r s
s e c o n d M o r r o w County-
W ran gle rs
Best C o w g irl
12 and older)
first M a rle n e C urrin. second Kath
Icon Brazell and third Be ve rly Bin
gam an
Best ( o w g irl II and y o u n g e r 1
first K e ls e y K v a n s , s e c o n d S a r a
F c k m a n I ye a r old on A u gu st 221,
third J e ssic a H in ga m a n
Best Cowboy i l l and y o u n g e r'
first Matt B e rgstrom , second Jared
h ckm an
oldest C o w girl M in n ie M cA 'ae -73
ye a rs o ld '
( lldost Cowlvoy F lo y d H utchin s 1 77
ye a rs old -
C om ic
Best C om ic M a rlene G ray
Clow ns and t low n gro u p s first
( harlotte and G re g P a rso n s, second
M a n io c M cD ow ell, and third Jud y
W arned and M ickey C am e ron
Ba nd s
Best B a n d lleppner H igh School
Band
Antique and C la ssic C a rs
B u ggie s M a ch in e ry
i ,ir C lu b s
first B lue M ou nta in
A s
and second C olu m b ia R iv e r
( orvetle ( luh
t a rs - 19.19 and older > first D ale
A.inW cy M odel T. second D a rre ll
Vinson. 1926 M odel T. third Shorty
peck 1906 Se a rs and fourth Hob
H arrison. 1919 Model T
C a r s ' 1949 and n e w e r '
first
N orm Patterson. 1963 C a d lla c Fleet
wood second K irk Sager. 1954 l>e
solo, and third Boh A D ian ne Stick
nev. 1940 P lym ou th B u sin e ss Coupe
W agon s and B u ggie s
first J im
and J a m s Brew er. 1910 M ountain
H ack second Roe and M a rily n G a r
ilner. Ituk' «'abrolet third M r and
M r s IKm B rew er 1
St M a rq u e z
Pheaton. and fourth F r a n k Ander
son
M a ch inery M orruw County Road
IV p t , 1920 Sn o G o
M isce lla n e ou s R o ss P a tric k IHHJ
Hike
C hild rens
Youngest C o w g irl Sa ra F c k m a n
1 1 y e a r old August 22
Best Costum e iboy
Jeff Wat
kins
Best Float
Citv Council B ig ila n
tes iG ra nt S a m s and Brody stru ck
m ie r )
M a rc h in g Units
first Boy Scout
T ro u p 661 second «’ub Seoul P a ck
M.l
C ourts
Mounted
first Pendleton Round
U p Court, second Siste rs Rodeo
P r in c e s s , th ird G illia m C o u n ty
Court, and fourth hurt D a lla s R o
deo
In Vehicle
first U m a tilla L a n d
ing D ays, and second Happy C an yo n
Court
O verall («-om bined1 first Pendle
ton Round Up C ourt second U m atil
la l-anding D a y s, third Siste rs R o
deo P rin ce ss
and fourth G illia m
County Court
son, and .Susan P lo c h a rsk y . Senior
participan ts NiM-lla K ill. K im h e rlr
VA right, and P a ula P lo c h a rsk y
F a c h of the above have received
cham pion, reserve cham pion, or
blue a w a rd s to be eligible lo partici
pate at the state event
In addition, m any 4 H H om e F c
and C re a tiv e A rt * exh ib its have
tn-en sent to state (air to be judged at
state level R e su lts will be published
as received
Record broken
ut Speedway
D a n K ie h l's fam ily from lleppner
and P o rtla n d reports re ason to be
proud 111 him
D r iv in g h is 19811
F ire b ird with a 354) cu in 4'hevrolet
m otor built for high p erform ance, he
ha s recently broken the U m atilla
Speedw ay record in the Su p er St«x-k
C la ss with a lim e of 16 19 seconds
Kiehl, from Portland, ha s several
acco m p lish m e n ts al the P ortland
speedw ay, reports his fam ily Som e
of his a w a rd s in d ia le
1982 C h a m p
ion in fum iteli stocks second place
in 1983 Open Com petition. 1983 third
place in the Sup er Stock D ivision,
and Sp o rtsm a n of the Y e a r
jum psuit also acce ssorized with
black
«)ther f a v o r it e O u tfit w in n e r s
were
Be gin n e rs
C ham pion. M olly
K v a n s R e se rve t'ham p ion . N a n c y
Morter
J u n io rs
Judy Jepaen,
C ham p ion Linda M orter, R e se rv e
Cham pion
Interm ediates
Nance
W right C ha m p ion Sw ayn e F v a n s.
R e se rv e C ha m p ion
In the h a n d m ad e F a sh io n K evue
d ivision C h a m p io n honors went to
Noella R ill who modeled a pink
voille d re ss m ade especially for the
sp rin g prom
R e se rv e cham p ion
rih U m went hom e with K im b e rle
W light for her strik in g black and
turquoise quilted ski p a rka and
black stretch pants
Other fashion revue w in ners in
eluded C o C h a m p ion s in the B e g in
ner D iv isio n
Jenni W eygandt and
Molly K va n s Co R e se rv e C h a m p
urns were K a n M o rg a n and H eather
handle J u n io rs C ham p ion, land a
M orter R e se rv e C ham p ion , la in
McCabe
Interm ediate C ham pion.
Am y llo h h s
R e se rv e C ham pion.
Beiiji P e a rso n
The fashion show prov ides a spe
rial p ro g ra m at county fair, and an
opportunity for sh a rin g a ccom p lish
ments with the public
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4 -H e rs travel to state fair
FFA members
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