M X T be Hrgtpner l i i / r U t T ln n . Ilrp p n rr Oregon H r d n n ili) . N ovem ber 21 I»»»
A Morrow County Centennial Feature
Four FF A members return
from national convention
By N O FII.A K il l.
Four m embers of the Heppner
chapter Future F arm er's of Amrr
lea recently attend«) the annual
national F F A convention in Kan
sai City, Missouri. November 7 10
Thoae attending were Kim Wright.
Susie Martin. Steve Currin and Jim
Caaon
The Chapter reporter asked each
member attending what he conn
dered the most enjoyable part of the
trip, how the national FFA conven
tion com pared to other high school
functions, if they would recommend
the Convention to other members
planning to go and what they would
tell others about attending the con
vent ion
Kim Wright stated. The most
enjoyable part of the trip was
meeting new people and making new
friends The convention made all of
us frel positive about each other I
would recommend others go and
get involved in all of the things they
have to offer
Susie Martin said. The most
enjoyable part was meeting kids
from other parts of the country and
going places with them workshops,
shopping and nut to eat " In
comparing the convention to other
high school functions, she pointed
out that compared to the 170 kids in
Home built to accommodate larjre family
our high school "it was huge 23.otx>
kids Everyone was friendly and
supportive of what the others want
to <ii " She also recommended that
others attend the convention
If
you have positive obtainable goais
within the FFA go for it It will help
you be positive and enthusiastic
towards your goals If your goals in
the FFA are not positive a state
convention would be better so rnu
can find out what there is to do and
how to do it
Steve Currin said It is a very
good convention to attend You meet
a lot of people, and have the
opportunity to attend many different
activities You become more invol
ved with FFA by attending a nation
al convention I would definitely
recommend everyone goon this trip
It is a great learning experience
Jim Cason rated meeting FFA
members from other states as the
most enjoyable port of the trip along
with getting to see a city bigger than
Portland Jim staled The National
Convention is much larger than any
high school function in the slate of
Oregon and I don t think you can
compare them I would recommend
others going You meet a lot of
people and there are lots of things to
do tours, workshops shopping hut
most of all having fun
IHS sets community
service day
The lone High School student liody
and faculty will sponsor the fourth
annual lone Community Service
Day on December 5 Students and
faculty will lie wording in the
community on projects to help sen
lor citliens dean their yards, split
and slack firewood and weatheri/e
their homes said a news release
At the front of the tug house the double doors still with the original
Albert W right built the bam house and two story outhouse pictured ataive
in the early IK9n s for his large family Die buildings were painted yellow doorbell, had frosted glass panels Ml of the doors in the house except one.
which was the only coat of paint that the liarn ever had on it reports a are built extra tall w ith transoms at the top Woodwork throughout the house
from the school
is in the original condition
(renerai community cleanup and spokesperson for the Morrow County Historical Society The house howev
Inside the house are a butler s pantry, five large bedrooms, a double
decorution for Christmas will tie er. was later painted white
included in the day's schedule
A Isiaril walk w ith hannistrrs connected the house to the upper story of the parlor with sliding doors in between, and a full attic with a skylight
Mr and Mrs Durward Tash are the current residents
Anyone knowing of projects that "little house behind the big house
should tie considered for that day
should contact Chuck Starr, prim i
survey to be conducted
pal. at lone high school. 427 7131
sing and publishing current agricul produce state and national sum
survey will be conducted in late tur.il information
anes says a spokesjierson for the
Over 2.UU) Oregon farm ers and m
r<-porting
service
Novemtier and December to deter ranchers
lie visited on this
Thirty
sine
ers through
mine how many acres producers survey and will asked
supply mfor out the state interview
will
be
collecting
this
planted to winter wheat this fall and [nation atmul their to winter
wheat information by personal interviews
the latest facts on livestock and jvlantmgs and livestock numbers
for all counties in Oregon with
|a>ullry numbers The survey will
prm id«- producers und others in Participation is voluntary hut co special attention being given to
agriculture w ith the n«*cessary buck operation is excellent Individual major wheat, cattle and sheep
ground information to make deoi data is confidential and all informa areas
sums affecting production and mar tion collected will tie combined to
keting operations says a news re
lease from the Oregon Crop and
l.ivestock Keporting Service, which
is responsible for collecting, procès
HHS Boosters to meet Nov. 28
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C hrom e
4-w ay
Lug W ren ch es
W ranglers set
work days
Pictured from
lefl:
Dkna
The Hoppner Booster Club met
Novemtier 13 at the Heppner High
School cafeteria
Boll, Lee
Podberg,
K en
The following officers were elec
ted president l< r I'adlierg. vice
president Ken Turner secretary
Diana Ball, and treasurer Angie
( '«mover
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Seitz - Currin
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Nov 24 and 25 begin
The next meeting will be ut 7 p m and Sunday.
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November 2k at Kate's 1’i/ia in ning
is needed from all members
Heppner All interested people are hi Help
order
to get the water line laid and
invited to attend
the arena finished, said a spokesper
son for the cluh Members are asked
to bring any supplies which they
might have including lumber, rail
road ties or fencing m aterials
Hospital Notes
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Papineau 422 7512
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Patients admitted and discharged
at Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner during the past week in
elude
Kdllh Carter. Heppner admitted
Nov ember 10. discharged November
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Anna Schwarnn, Heppner admit
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\ erbe Derrick Heppner adm ith’d
November Ik discharged November
19
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City, who was admilt«*d to the
hospital November IH was still re
ceiving care th«*re as ol press time
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