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n«e K rp p n rr i . u r l l r ILCC sponsors workshop C ro p R eport Coat o f the w o rksho p is $15 per person o r $25 fo r tw o fro m the same fa m ily Scholarships a re a v a ila b le C h ild ca re w ill be p ro vid e d , and lunch w ill be a v a ila b le fo r f t dona tion F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , o r to p re re g is te r, c a ll Rev Cathy B a rk e r at 422 7530 (>n Sunday, S eptem ber 30. Don K aton w ill present a solo co n ce rt at 7 30 p m at the lone I'n ite d Church o f C h rist A d m issio n w ill be $3 (or a d u lts $.’ fo r youth 12 and up and f t fo r c h ild re n under 12. m a x im u m (or a fa m ilv is 17 Don E aton. a n a tio n a lly known lin g e r » o n g w r ite r a n d w o rk s h o p leader fro m P o rtla n d w ill he in lone Septem ber 29-30 to present a w ork shop and a concert A w o rksho p on C o m m u n ica tio n and P ersonal G ro w th ' w ill he o ffe r ed on S a tu rda y. Septem ber 29. fro m 9am to 4 p m The lone I'n ite d C hurch o f C h ris t is sponsoring the event fo r everyone in te re ste d in im p r o v in g th e ir c o m m u n ic a tio n s k ills announced a spokesperson for the Church Lions golf tourney to tee off Sunday The annual H eppner Lions M en's ( io lf T o u rn a m e n t w ill tee o ff at 8 a m Sunday . Septem ber 23 at the W illow C reek C ountry (Tub. sta te d a spokesperson fo r the Lions The to u rn a m e n t is to be n efit the O regon L io n s Sight and H e a ring F ou n d a tio n and the H eppner Sw im tn in g Pool S olar H e a tin g P ro g ra m E n tr y fee is f lu and the to u rn a m e n t is open to the g e neral pu b lic la ic a l g o lfe rs are asked to sign up at the d u h house Out of tow n g o lfe rs may sign up by c a llin g John Ed rnundson at 676 5177 o r 9H9 8202 By N O L I I A R IL L T h e H e p p n e r C h a p te r F u tu r e F a rm e r's o f A m e ric a held th e ir annual o ffic e r e le ctio n m e e tin g last Tuesday evening Septem ber I I . at 7 30 p m , in the vo ag room The P a tti M c t'o in of o le x . fo rm e rly of lone was a big w in n e r at last w<-ekend's B a rre l R acing F u tu rity in C a ld w e ll, Idaho A cco rd in g to P a tti's m o th e r. Pal P e ttyjo h n o f lone, she re c e iv e d tw o re su lts of the e le ctio n w ere as fo llo w s P re sid e n t. A ndrea B a ll. V ice P re sid e n t. Susie M a rtin . Sec re ta ry . D o roth y H a ys, T re a s u re r, T ra v is H a rris o n . R e p o rte r. Noella R ill. Sentinel. Ix ira n Hayes O re g o a T h u rs d a y V p lm W i » . IW -S E X K N T ra in everyone on the fa rm to handle serious in ju rie s T his w ill prevent fu rth e r in ju r y and even death in m any cases Keep up to d a te le a r n in g how to co n tro l and e lim in a te hazards is a co n tin u a l e d u catio n a l process fo r everyone on the fa rm The ex perienced w o rk e r should study the safe o p e ra tin g procedures of any new e quipm ent, c h e m ic a ls , w o rk procedures or o th er changes New o r in e xperienced fa rm w o rk e rs should he th o ro u g h ly tra in e d FdiH Stiozial m a te ria ls and classes are o ffe re d (hrough county E x te n sio n office s, vo ca tio na l a g ric u ltu ra l p ro g ra m s , fa rm org a n iza tio n s, and m suram e com panies The H eppner F u tu re F a rm e rs of A m e ric a (T ia p te r urges eve ryo n e to stop and th in k about fa rm safety d u rin g N a tio n a l F a rm Safety Week Septem ber 16 22 In a d ilitio n the ch a p te r w ould lik e (o share the fo llo w in g in f o r m a t io n fr o m th e N a tio n a l S afely C ouncil on how to reduce fa rm a ccidents T he N a tio n a l S a fe ly C o u n c il recom m ends several m anagem ent p rin c ip le » to reduce fa rm accident risks Get a handle on y o u r fa rm 's h a za rd * M ake a lis t of th in g s and w ork p ra c tic e s w ith hazards that could lie rem oved o r c o n tro lle d A d e taile d fa rm h a za rd su rve y fo rm a v a ila b le fro m yo u r co u n ty K xte n sum o ffic e w ill help you m ake a thorough safety e v a lu a tio n M a in ta in e q u ip m e n t in good w o rk in g o rd e r Keeping a ll safety shields and guards in place pre ve n ts tragedies Stay a le rt and on top of th in g s by being p h y s ic a lly and m e n ta lly ready to deal w ith danger Se«-k m e d ic a l c a re lo r h ealth p ro b le m s that im p a ir w ork e fficie n cy and alertness W arn c h ild re n , the e ld e rly and v is ito rs of dangerous areas and. if ne ce ssary. keep them out of the areas h ig h e r than last y e a r s to ta l, the e stim a te of hop p ro d u ctio n also rem a in e d the same as that o f August I at 7 8 m illio n pounds, o r 22 percent less than in I9K3 Oregon » filb e rt p ro d u c tio n is fo re cast at 13.700 tons. 71 percent above a ye a r ago. but 26 percent below the 1982 crop T o ta l filb e rt p ro d u c tio n , in clu d in g W ashington, fo r 1984 is expected to be 14.mki tons P ro d u ction of prunes and p lu m s in O regon is e s tim a te d to be 19,txx) tons the same as the August I forecast, but 32 percent tie low last y e a r's 28.000 to n s N a tio n a lly , except i'a h fo rn ia . prune and plum pro d u ctio n is expected to to ta l 53 4(Xi tons. 14 percent below 1983 s to ta l O regon R a rtle tt pear p ro d u c tio n is e stim a te d at 4t.ixxi tons co m p a re d w ith 63.(xxi tons in 1983 P ro d u ctio n o f a ll oth er pears in Oregon is forecast at MS.ixxi tons eight per cent less than last y e a r s p ro d u ctio n of 125 ouo Ions F o r the three P a c ific ('oast States a ll pear p ro d u c tio n is forecast at 643,500 tons. 12 percent less than in 1983 O regon s tra w b e rry g ro w e rs are e stim a te d to have produced (07.000 cw t a drop of 24 percent fro m 1983 p ro d u ctio n 3 lelds de clin e d 2o |>er cent, to 92 cw t per a c re fro m 198.1's re c o rd of 115 cw t p e r a cre H a rvest e»l acreage also de clin e d to 6.6im acres fro m the 6.900 acres hurv ested in 1983 ■ y * Eftercive th ro u g h sp o rts can h r tu n tor a ch ild and im p o rta n t in body d e v e lo p m e n t R e g is te re d a n d C e r t if ie d HILL 81 • STEPHENS SEED I MU \ B l'V E R S ! T h is ye a r I am o tte rin g a 30 cent cw t p ric e discount lot .my seed (»ought Indore S eptem ber 20 th As I base my seed p ric e on the C o rtla n d m a rk e t I want to pass on the storage a n il in te re st sav mgs of In ly in g e a rly \L 1 i I S T ttM E R S ' You have a lot inveated in a crop Y o u r cheapest insurant »• in p u rch a sin g d e a n se«xl is a shipping c e rtific a te It is not list R egistered or C e rtifie d if you do nol recieve an (I S l shipping c e rtific a te I only sell w hat I grow I o n ly sell O.S.U R egistered or C e rtifie d I in-rsonally m ake the last rog u in g pass through each fie ld , and I now personally clean or su p e rvise Ihe c le a n in g and sizing o f each s o i l lot G ive me a c a ll or com e out and see me I would lik e Ihe o p jio rtu n itv In Former lone woman does well at Idaho Barrel Race FFA officers elected lir p p a e r FFA urges farm safety I P ro d u ctio n of w in te r w heat in Oregon is e s tim a te d at 66 2 m illio n bushels based on c o n d itio n s as of S eptem ber I rep o rts the Oregon Crop and L ive sto ck R e p o rtin g Ser vice T his is the same as the August 1 fo re ca st, but is an in cre a se of nearly seven percent fro m the 19*3 crop The a ve ra g e y ie ld p e r a cre fo r the 19*4 w in te r wheat c ro p is a reco rd 63 0 bushels. I 0 bushel m ore than last ye a r A cre a g e for h a rv e s t is e s tim a te d to be 1,050, two a c re s , fiv e o f 1.000.000 acres A ll w heal produc tion. in c lu d in g sp ring w heat, to ta ls 69 2 m illio n bushels or a lm o s t six percent h ig h e r than 19*3 p ro d u ctio n A ll wheat p ro d u ctio n fo r the e n tire I'n ite d States is fo re ca st at 2 57 b illio n bushels, six p ercent m ore than 19B3 but seven p ercent less than 1902 s re co rd high p ro d u ctio n O regon's b arley p ro d u ctio n is es tim a te d to be 15 4 m illio n bushels o ff seven percent fro m I9KJ The average y ie ld per acre, at 64 0 bushels, is 3 0 bushels h ig h e r than last ye a r Acreage h a rv r s trd d e clin »si 11 p ercent to 240,(MX) acres, w hich m ore than offse t the in crea se d y ie ld Forecasts o f o ther O regon fie ld crop» as of September I, are p ro d u ctio n of oats at 7 o m illio n bushels is the same as the A ugust 1 forecast, but 16 percent g re a te r than in 1983. su g a r beet p ro d u ctio n at 325.000 tons is also the sam e as the Aniriisf l fnreeaxt. but th re e percent r im « horse blankets a s ilv e r m ounted head s ta ll, an Idaho b a rre l ra c in g fu tu rity ja c k e t and some money H er a w ards were fo r her w in n in g in the a m a te u r b a rre l ra c in g , p la cin g second in the open b a rre l ra c in g and seventh in fu tu rity b a rre l ra c in g CLEAN LARGE SEED W ITH V IT A V A X 2 0 0 Eric A n d e r s o n * * P.O . B o x 4 8 lo n e , OR. <5031 4 2 2 7 2 0 4 «1 »«cow treated MORROW COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS L«iin (to n , OR. 989-8221 1-800-452-7396 Golden Mark Steel Belted Radial Director Steel Belted Radial 2 fu ll w id th vt.ii kt*d steel I wits polyester r.iduil body plies m odern 71) series P M etric si/es As loss As 53 í 04 As loss As N i/r i 1 - . J *H . Sur Pme S6 IS PI SS 80R » l 41 44 • PI -S DOR 1 » 42 S4 4 S 69 61 2 1 P18 S 80« 1 \ 64 44 PI HS -SK 14 48 19 y 2 15 -OR IS 6 ! 48 PIOS ’ SK 14 49 70 66 00 i L_____ H ! 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P metric sizing and a road hazard warranty I » .7 8 x 1 5 Sue P t85 75« 13 5 Ba«^»“ * * s ' Road « • * • ' , ' Warrant* , * *P>*2V 7UR 14 J TIRE SS ¿8 ‘ K ■ 1 » « *■ Z»* 41 44 Fm e I r 2 Nteel b e lts p o ly e s te r ra d ia l b o d y pites R adial b e n e fits fo r p r ic e c o n si tous i u slom ers I KK loss ro llin g resistan« e) tre .id ( o m |M )u n (j to r im p ro v e d m ile a g e Sala Poca $ 8 6 35 M ounting and (a la n o n g Available I SUa Ft T HR 78 15/6 MHS «Wl l « 78 1S/6 TELS «vyi 5t LT235 65« /16 10 1 53 Rag Sugg «alali Sala «rica 1?0?6 86 35 136 8? 97 38 185 34 M8 75 184 8? 116 59 m rets 950« 18 5 0 r ms 1 41
