H i .H I • The llrp p n rr (iw r ttf T im n . Hrppoer, O n tu n W nlnndu*, November 19, |<NUi
Cow Bel les become Cattlewomen
Heppner Happenings
Lexington News
By Mary Bryant. 676-9493
Bv Delpha Jones
• : Three Links Club met at the
home of Annetta Padherg for a
regular meeting on Thursday after
main Plans were made for a food
sale and bazaar November 22 at
Del's Market Hie sale is scheduled
to start at 9 a m It was announced
there will be a Card party December
b Prizes and refreshments will be
served Baskets for the people aJone
at Christmas are being planned
Those present for the afterm*»n were
bran Peck. Delpha Jones. Ruth
Robinson, Tula Bioodsworth. IXm
na Papineau. Ixila Palmer. IX»ruthy
Jackson. Annetta Padbcrg. IXirothy
Burcham with IXirothy winning the
door prize
IXinna Orwick is a patient in
From left Nancy Forth, Claudia Hughes, Bonnie
Thornburgh, and Susan Evans
By M urknr C urrin
Publicity Chairman
Oregon Cattlrwomen
At the Annual Meeting held
November 13-15, |98bm Portland.
Oregon, the Oregon CowBclles
changed their name to the Oregon
C'ait Je wo men. Inc The National anil
State arc both known as Cal
llcwomcn now The change of name
will better identify the organization
for metropolitan area residents and
will help give a more professional
ami creditable muge to the orgam/a
lion Ten local members attended
The new 1987 Officers are as
follows Susan Evans, President,
Hcppner. Bonnie Thornburgh.
President Meet, lakesicw. Claudia
Hughes, Secretary Hcppner. and
Nancy f orth. JTcasurer, Pendleton
There arc five second Vice
Presidents Janet Brown, Eugene.
Norma Kuypcr, Eagle Point,
Carolyn Davies. Princeton. Ntarian
Birknuier, Enterprise. and Malimla
Ncvin. Dairy
Ihe Oregon Cattlewoim'n discuss
cd the new era for beet promotion
which began October I as mandated
by the 1986 harm Bill, every pro
duccr in the U S selling a beef
animal must pay SI per head In
Oregon 50* will remain in the state
for the programs of the < begun Beet
Council 50* will be sent to the Na
tional Beef Promotion and Research
Program Oregon will have two
representatives on the Board of
Directors of the Beet Promo!Min
Board They arc Ron Baker, owner
and operator of C A B h'ecdlots.
Hemustonand Dick Cowan, former
chairman of the ( begun Beet ( 'oun
cil and Harney County cattle pro
duccr Total administration costs, in
eluding the costs of collecting the
funds, arc limited by law to no more
than five percent of colIcctKms Die
act also calls for a referendum to be
held within 22 months after the pro
gram is begun, or sooner if the
Board recommends it Producers
will he entitled to a one time refund
tor checkoff funds collected prior to
the referendum However, no
refunds will be made on funds col
lected after the referendum
The Oregon Cattlewomen par
licipatcd in the "Beef Blitz" Friday
morning This is an in school beef
promotion given to various Home
bionom ics Classes at several
Portland schools Teams of Cal
llcwomcn visited the assigned whml
and presented a cooking demonstra
lion and ranch life talk to rac h class
The suhnunne type sandwich "Hot
Hunan Hoagic" which was the first
place winning recipe of the 1986 Na
tional Beef Cook Oft was prepared
and served I he number of students
who were directly contacted during
the "Beet Blitz" was well over 901)
The Oregon Beef Cook Off entry
forms will be circulated this week
Judy Wright, a Hcppner Cat
llcwomcn. is chairman of the pre
cook ofl which will be held in Hepp
ner the end of January . 1987 Entry
deadline is January 17, 1987 Ihc
five finalists will compete February
21. 1987 at the "Now You’re Cook
ing" show in Portland National
Beef Cook Oft will be held in Sun
Valiev. Idaho
The Oregon Beel Council review
ed their Home bionomics classroom
m aterials, the Social Studies
classroom materials, and the Health
and Nutrition classroom materials
All these items are well prepared
teaching kits containing filmstrip*,
cassette ta|X-s, teacher s guides, wall
c harts, etc Most of the materials arc
free. |ust contact the Oregon Beel
Council O ffice, 1000 N.F.
Multnomah St . Portland. 97212
Other organizations and study
groups can also obtain any of the
classroom materials
Walla Walla following major
surgery
Joyce Buchanan has returned
home from Portland
. (iene Hcliker from S Califor
nia has been visiting his mother Bar
bara Cutstorth. friends and relatives
Hilda Yocum spent the weekend
at the Iceland Jones home in
Pendleton
[Xiris Vinson from Monument
was a recent caller to visit her
mother Catie Padbcrg Mrs Padherg
is a patient in Pioneer Memorial
Nursing Home
Hilda
Yocom.
Annetta
Padherg, I Xirothy Burcham and
Delpha Jones attended the Arts and
Crafts show in Walla Walla on
Saturday
O r d e r wreaths from garden club
By Justine W eatherford
At a meeting of the Hcppner
(iarden Club on Monday evening.
Nov 10, the members revised plans
for their Christm as (ireens
Workshop They determined that
wreaths, eilficr the 10 inch or 12 inch
size, which they will nuke in ait
same of the Saturday . IXrc b Ar
(■factory date should be ordered
before December I these nude up
wreaths will then be ready to be
picked up at the (ireens Workshop
in the 4 H Annex of the l air Pavilion
Building on IXi b W reaths nuv be
ordered by calling Ida barra at
b7b 944b
Make it yourself wreath maker-
are again invited to come to nuke
their own wreaths during the sale
how*« that Saturday Ihcy will need
to pay a fee for the greens and tan
buy wire and various trimmings as
they have in prevMHis years hx
pericneed wreath makers from the
garden club will be there to advise
and assist newcomers
Everyone is reminded to bring
along clippers and wire rings, wrap
ping wire and any trimmings they
may have
At the recent meeting in the base
ment social rooms of Hope luthcran
(¡hurch tor which Irene Swanson
w!W hostess, it was decided that
small groups of members will meet
in her garage to make candles with
Martha IX>hertv Ihc candles will be
displayed and wild at the December
b workshop
Jane Rawlins and Martha IXihcr
ly have reiikived the summer annuals
from the iium street planters and
have planted spring bulbs around the
trees in each box
Mergansers About three fourths of
all ducks are the dabblers which we
might recognize because they tip for
ward in the water when seeking
toixl Ihe mergansers are fish
caters
During the business meeting
Helen Martin reported on the Blue
Mountain District No It) meeting
She said that the theme for the con
servation contest this next year will
be "My Favorite W ild blower" and
that Energy Awamess is being cm
phasized throughout Oregon Jolie
Presley was welcomed as a guest
During the morning members
worked on the dub history book
before |oining lor a potluck lunch
County
Agent’s
Corner
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E X T E N S IO N
S E R V IC E
By County Ag Agent Fred Lundin
Soil Vdjustmcnts lake lim e.
Patience
Some garden chores, like the
growing of garden vegetables, take
link* ami patience Adiusting garden
soil acidity or alkalinity levels to
bring them closer to a neutral con
dition is a good example
Agricultural limestone, used to
correct vole high in ac idity requires
several months to react with the soil,
altering it to a more neutral state
Die home gardener can speed
things up by tilling the limestone in
to the soil Mixing the limestone int
o the surface layer of soil helps the
reaction take place more rupklly ami
wnl changes can be expected in about
six months Conversely, limestone
broadcast on the surface may require
as long as a year to cause a change
in soil acidity
Finely ground sulfur is used to
correct wills loo alkaline for sadsfac
lory plant growih Sulfur reacts
somewhat faster than lime, but still
may lake two to four months to cause
the desired change
In additMin to helping reduce (he
effects of alkalinity, sulfur is unpor
tanl to most eastern Oregon soils for
good plant growih
ApplicatMins of sulfur can also be
helpful in reducing "scab", a fungus
disease ol garden potatoes, especial
ly the red varieties
ball and winter are good link's to
test garden soil tor pH level The
soil's pH level tells the gardener
whether the soil is ac id, alkaline, or
lust about right bests done in the fall
allow turn' lor corrections to be
made before planting link- next
spring
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The Morrow County Court will
hold a Public Hearing on Thursday,
December 4. 198b at 7 30 p m. at
the Morrow County Courthouse,
Heppner. OR for the purpose of
hearing public comment on an Ex
change of RoaJs between Morrow
County and the U S Forest Serv ice
within Forest Service boundaries in
Morrow County
Published November 19. |98b
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Hcppner volunteer fireman Jeff Mabcn warms his hands whili checking
on a flu lire at Ihc Sharon ( arcs residence Wednesday. Nov 12
Vtki II spend more time with your family and lew time
washing dishes when you use Hallmark paper
partyware Choose from a bounty of harvest solids
and designs Suitable for the mam meal or as a w ay to
make leftovers more special Only at Maiimarki
A d o ta relativ« of th « Ju na
bug. a laaf aating baatta. it
tha Japanata baatta
Thanksgiving Party Goods by
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Sporting Goods
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Heaters
Binoculars
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and m inor acalaa built on
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chrom atic acaia on w hich
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P U B L IC N O T IC E
Condon gardner gives bird presentation
By Km Humlctt
"Ducks in Oregon" was the sub
)ect presented by Eva lou (iriener
of the Condon (iarden Club at the
lone (iarden Club meeting on
November 12 at the home of Jean
Nelson with Dclpha Jones assisting
Mrs (iriener won a blue ribbon on
her bird scrapbook at the I98h
Ob(iC meeting She staled that all
birds need a suitable env ironment
with sufficient food, water, and
nesting area to survive We arc lucky
to have all these requirements in our
area and therefore have a large
number of birds There arc many
ducks in Oregon including (he Dab
biers, Divers. Stifftailed. and
Mr and Mrs Karl Crixmon of
Pendleton, visited his mother. Mrs
Sara Adkins, on Sunday On Mon
day, they plan on leas ing for
An/ona. taking their time as they
go. visiting with friends and relatives
on their way
Sandra and Ron Adams, of
Portland, daughter and son-in law of
Mrs [kill Campbell, were in Hepfv
ner for elk hunting this weekend
Charles and Vivian McConnell
have received word that their son.
James, will be home for Christmas
He is now stationed at Monterey,
California, where he is studying
foreign languages among other
subjects
Mrs Carl McDaniel reports
that Mrs Huston larsley of Hardman
is in the hospital after suffering a
heart attack Her two daughters are
here to he with her and Mr Ixsley
Mr and Mrs Dels in Me Daniel
of Pendleton were visitors of Mr
and Mrs Harold Stevens of Hard
man on Saturday
Mr ami Mrs Bob Stevens were
pleased to have their daughter. Jiv
Jean, and their son. John and his
wife from Pendleton as weekend
guests Mrs Verna Brinda and her
son. Bill, were also guests Mrs
Brinda is the motfier of Judy Stevens
and Bill is her brother
For any of you who saw the
T V show on Ben Haynes of Baker
last week immediately after the b
p m news on Ch b. you will be in
tcrested to know that Ben is a brotiier
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The Morrow County Court will
hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday,
December 9. 198b, at 7:00 p m at
Riverside High School. Boardman.
OR to address the following petition
(750 signatures) presented to the
County Court at its regularly-
scheduled meeting on September 24,
198b
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PETIT io n FOR l HI
DFVKLOPMENT Ob HEALTH
DISTRICTS
IN
MORROW
COUNTY
1 This petition is filed pursuant
to ORS 198 705 to 198 955
2 This petition affects the lands
located within the borders of Mor
row County Oregon Morrow Coun
ly. Oregon is inhabited
1 Proposed Iliat the Morrow
County Court take such proceedings
as arc necessary for the formation of
Health Districts in Morrow County
The number of Health Districts is to
be two For purposes of definition
they shall be referred to as Morrow
County Health District #1 and Mor
row County Health District 92 Mor
row County Health District #1 is
comprised of all lands in Morrow
County, O regon, north of
Willamette Baseline Morrow Coun
ty Health District #2 is comprised of
all lands in Morrow County,
Oregon, south of the Willamette
Baseline, inclusive
4 Each Health District shall be
run by a Board consisting of five
electors of that Health District Such
Health Districts are to be formed and
operated consistent with ORS
44(1 305 to 440 410. inclusive
5 The tax base for each Health
District shall be based solely upon
the territory included within the
boundaries of that Health District
b Nothing in this petition shall be
construed to limit or in any way
hinder the function of the Morrow
County Public Health Nurse in both
Health Districts
7 Dl SKiNAIION Ob PRIN
CIPAL AGENCIES Pie prinicipal
jgcncies designated for the delivery
of care in Morrow County Health
District *1 shall be as follows The
North Morrow Medical center and
the North Morrow Ambulance Pie
designated agencies k»r die provision
of health care in Morrow County
Health IXstnct 91 shall be designated
as Pie Pioneer Memorial Hospital
and tfie Heppner Ambualnce
8 Therefore we request that pro
cccdings be undertaken by the Mor
row County Court for the formation
and designation of separate Morrow
County Health Care Districts
(Followed by 750 signatures)
Published November 19, 198b
of Pete Haynes, formerly of Lone
Rock and now of Baker Both men
make violins, guitars, mandolins, do
carpentering, make furniture, ar
row heads, and in general keep very
busy Ben and his wife. Marvel,
retired to live in Baker some years
ago Pete and his wife. Mary, have
lived there for many years
• last week in mentioning the
musicians of this area. I purposely
did nut mention Juanita Carmichael.
because I feel she is one of the mod
talented I have ever known, and on
either piano or organ, her touch is
one of genius, and should be men
tinned separately
Word has been received that
Shirley Loyd, a former Hcppner
resident has died in Portland
Funeral arrangements pending
P U B L IC N O T IC E
Notice is hereby given, that the
City of lexington will hold a public
hearing on November 25. 198b on
the city's proposed Oregon Com
munity Development Program
Project
1 The City of lexington will con
duct a public hearing at City Hall at
7 30 p m on November 25, 198b to
solicit citizen views, provide citizens
specific inform ation, and to
publicize a proposed project, as it
pertains to the city's proposal for an
Oregon Community grant to un
prove present water system
2 Die purpose of this meeting is
to involve the citizens of the city in
all stages of the Oregon Communi
ty IXrvelopment Program
3 Written records of the pro
ceedings will be kept and be
available for all to review at City
Hall
4 Questions arc encouraged, and
should be directed to John Ripple.
Mayor. 989 8125
Dated November 17. 198b
l.inda Jones. Recorder
Town of Lexington
Published November 19. |98b
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1 CARP OF THANKS
I want to thank all the Elks ladies
who donated pics for November
ladies nite dinner and who helped in
any way It was appreciated
Mary Benge. Joan Hughes.
Gladys Munkers. Beverly Sherman
Thank you all
Mars Blrttcll
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To all my friends:
I leave Morrow County A S.C.S
with mixed emotions Die adventure
of the new job is vimething I am
looking forward to. however I have
worked with and for. the best of all
people here in Morrow County You
have become my good friends and
I will miss you
I want to thank everyone for the
wonderful party, the money tree,
and the wonderful cards and letters
wishing me well
You arc all wonderful people and
I love you
God Bless.
Judy Buschke
ILI9lc
The words 'Thank You' is just not
enough to convey what your
response to Vem's accident meant to
us your prayers, your calls, your
cards and gifts, your caring' Only in
a community like ours do you sec
this love in action Our special
thanks to you all
Lilly A Vem Wilson
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My Dearest Relatives A Friends
from far and near.
It was overwhelming to have so
many acts of compassion and kind
ness shown at the time of my last hip
surgery The cheery and beautiful
flowers helped much to brighten my
10 days in The Dalles hospital So
many good visitors helped to-
shorten the days and gave me a real
lift My deep feelings of thanks and
gratitude for all of the get well cards
Especially touching was the card
with 35 signatures from all Die farm
ly at Die Pioneer Memorial Hospital
My spec lal thanks for all of the gifts
and delicious food
Love, peace and Blessings to all
Lois Winchester
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