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EASTERN OREGON
OUTDOORS
St. Patrick’s
Senior Center
Bulletin Board
An important event to look forward to is the noth wedding anniversary
celebration o f Carl and Sylvia McDaniel on August 6 The reception begins
at 3 o 'clock in the center Sixty years is really special
Seniors are now planning for the annual concession at the M om iw County
Fair to be homemade pics this year on August 16, 17 and 18 See Daisy
C ollins to get on the schedule for pics and help
The Board o f Directors welcomes a new member Rev. Grace Drake,
who w ill also serve as secretary.
The N utrition Site Committee also announces that Harriet Batty w ill he
treasurer, replacing the spot left by resignation o f Sylvia McDaniel Thanks
Sylvia and welcome Harriet
The Board o f Directors announce a change in meeting dates from the
third Wednesday at 1:30 p m to the second Wednesday
The Wednesday dinner host and hostess list for the coming year O c
tober, Maude Hughes and F.vcrctt Keithlcy. November Sue and Darrel
Vinson. December Daisy Collins and Jane Rawlins, January Blanche and
Paul Jones. March Harriet and Bud Batty. A p ril Barbara and Ralph
Stnithcrs August. September, February . May. June and July are still open
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f lks A < Hit nl ll>wn Guests Only Please
by Mark Ragm
Outdoors people have a dudect all
their own True, many outdoor words
and terms sound identical in those com
monly used in the English language,
but actually have such different mean
ings that die uninitiated usually take the
outdoors person grossly out o f context
The next time your group's lively con
venation o f the outdoors produces
blank stares or twisted facial features
from a novice participant, hand
him /her a copy o f the follow ing
"G lossary o f Outdoor T erm s" By
looking up confusing phrases he she
w ill he able to follow along with a
much smoother face and. w ith practice, soon w ill be speaking "o utdo ors"
fluently
A U M I: Anim al unit monthly Used in grazing forage applications u ,1
generally refers to one female ruminant plus her dependent o il spring tor
one month 2: An intersection that immediately precedes a d iffic u lt
explanation "A u m . Honey. I dunked the kids "
BA C K R E E L Traditional dance o f the goose hunter, performed during
the discovery o f a skunk in his pit blind
C O N T R O LL E D -H U N T A P P LIC A TIO N A small, postcard typeques
tionnaire used to induce bcfuddlement. panic and subsequent hysteria in
eastern Oregon big game hunters
D E A D L IN E : The day. usually in early spring, which marks the peak
o f befuddlement. panic and hysteria among hunters filin g controlled hunt
applications.
EIS: Environmental Impact Statement A b rief account, from one log
gcr to another, o f the force w ith which an overweight tree sitter strikes
the ground after falling from his perch during a windstorm
F U L L MOON I Peak period o f lunar light, coordinated by the lieascns
to coincide directly with the opening o f hunting season, causing game
animals to feed all night and become inactive during the day 2 The act
immediately follow ing the discovery o f a yellow jacket in one s trousers
H A N D L O A D The product o f getting one's hand caught in the action
o f an auto loading shotgun
IN S U F F IC IE N T D A T A What any Federal or State agency claims t«>
have rather than admitting they don't know the answer to your question
JERK BA IT : Any lure that is actually rcpulsisc to fish yet is so unique
looking that most fishermen can’t help trying it
LA N D O W N E R PREFERENCE The deciding factor of who gets to
shoot the larger o f two bucks seen while hunting w uh a triend on his pro ate
property
M A N A G E M E N T OBJECTIVE The estimated future natural popula
lion o f any d iffic u lt-to manage species
N O N R ESIDENT LIC EN SE Ikncumcnt possessed by the numerous
friends and relatives o f the stranger who just paid cash lor several large
ranches m your area
O L D G R O W TH The green antibiotic culture found on the half eaten
sandwich left in your tackle box from last year
PFD 1 Personal Flotation Device U S Coast Guard Applauded oh
jeets attached to the upper body o f scantily clad waterskiers 2 I fie sound
your companion's bird dog makes when allowed to ride in the cab of your
pickup.
Q U A IL : A small, nervous creature often confused with a similar mam
mal which is, according to IJoyd Bcntsen." certainly no Jai k Kennedy
RECOIL: What your spouse, companion or dog does in horror upon
finding that half eaten sandwich in your tackle box
SYNOPSIS A comprchcnsise study o f the Greek language designed t
confound hunters and fishermen
TRAJECTORY The measure o f arc in your flight path follow ing y o m
failure to seat that Triple N itro Magnum firmly against your shoulder l v
firin g
U N IT BO U N D AR Y An imaginary finish line across which csery k gal
game animal immediately races during a lim ited entry hunt
" X " I A mark on your map where you were to rejoin your hunting
partner in a am ple o f hours two days ago 2 Spouse who promised to
leave you if you d id n't stop hunting and fishing
Z A R A SP iX )K 1 A cigar shaped topwater lure with large, barbed
hooks designed to connect an angler's hand to a flopping largemouth bass
2 A portion o f the muffled query from the howls o f yout partner’ s sleep
i " 6 2 M after a strange noise is heard
1/ zara spook out dcrc?
Glossary o f
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Tha original M ia of t ie n r w i t h the W ind was T o m o rro w la A n o th e r
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Cotton Knits - 50*£ o ff
I^ces & Trims - 7 0 ^ o ff
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(«inghain Checks - 50r r o f f p * * n
Pillow ftincls - 50*3- off
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Plans tor the Flower Show I> i\i
sion at the M orrow Countv Fair
were made at a meeting with
Superintendents Jane Rawlins and
Vcm Batty on I ucwiay. July 2b at
the fair building th is year they arc
encouraging every gardner to bring-
one or more exhibits o l the "best
flower in the garden tor e.u.h divi
sion. It's surprising how often sours
may he the best in the show
Flower exhibits w ill he accepted
Tuesday. August lb . from I to K
p m and Wednesday. August P .
from 8 to 10 a m Classes lor hor
ticulture and artistic arrangements
w ill he found on pages 1 ' 'b in the
premium h o o k Other members ol
the committee are Helen M artin
Dorothy Burvham. IV-rothv Jackv>n
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(Formerly Irish \ Beauty Shop)
We have moved to 315 N. Chase
(Across f rom NAPA Auto ftirts-Next to the
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O w ner
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Open lues.- Fri. hy appointment
Walk-ins W elcom e
Sk Heppner Elks 358 Exhibitors asked to “ britif»
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Also, a semi-pro class has been
added to the photography department
this year This class is for pervms
having taken photos fo r esents such
as weddings and anniversaries and
received money fo r their work
For more inform ation, contact
Barh Watkins at the Bank o f Eastern
Oregon or at the Fair O ffice (8
a m -5 p m ) 676 9474
This year there are a few changes
in the PhtHography Department at
the M orrow County Fair, according
to Barh W atkins, photography
superintendent
Instead o f glass
frames, all photos must he n*mnted
and matted on quality mat hoard
This is to insure that all photos
selected for the State Fair arc
displayed according to State Fair
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25th Reunion
set for
Sept. 2
Twenty live years' I can't believe it'
The Class o f lo rd Heppner High
School, is getting together tor a reu
nion Saturday. September 2 at
Rooster Rix k P jrk . located pist out
side Portland (towards Eastern
Oregon) on the Columbia River
Anyone or everyone that would
like to come is invited to attend this
once in a lifetim e hash It is potluck
and the tw o G in n y’x w ill he there
People from other classes arc in
vitcd to stop hy anti visit and en|oy
lunch w ith us
A day o f sunning, boating anti
volleyball has been planned
Don’ t forget, mark this day on
your calendar. September 2
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