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Heppner Gazette-Times. 4-H Pre-Fair scheduled for June 15 ★ Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 5, 1996 - THREE 18 YEARS! ★ -Birthday Celebration- O u td o o r 576-2080 Main Street Hermiston ALL MERCHANDISE ! No Guns, Ammo LAYAWAYS O.K. FREE DRAWING ! 1st prize - .22 Rifle New 2nd prize - Custom Knife 3rd prize - BH Gold Ring Pop Free Hotdogs 2 5 C ^ Visa/MSTP ★ Heidi Kurtz, Heppner, learns food judging. Julie Proctor (r) and Meghan Bailey practice making safe snacks Babysitter training course set June 6-7 for children. of changes in the guidelines for county fair exhibits in foods, Baby Sitter Training for youth clothing and home environ 11 years and older will be held ment projects. Because so June 6-7 at the Heppner Mid many Morrow County exhibits dle School from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. go on to state fair competition, Registration is on a first- we want members, leaders and come, first-served basis. A re parents to be aware of the gistration fee of $4 will cover changes prior to preparing class materials. All participants county fair exhibits. should bring a three-ring bind "Morrow County Fair Pre er and their own sack lunch mium books should be avail each day. able by pre-fair, and it will be This is the fifth year for this a good time to clarify the successful program, said Carol changes," continues Michael. Michael, Youth and Family Ex- "But pre-fair is also fun. This year, 4-H leaders have request ed that we repeat the popular Classical guitarist Carl Oakes, "Love Soup" that we prepared who has studied classical, at the Favorite Foods Day." flamenco, fingerstyle jazz and Participants are encouraged Hawaiian slack key styles, will to bring a snack for the break give a guitar workshop at the and a quart jar and lid for Morrow County Museum in "Love Soup.” For more infor Heppner Saturday, June 8, at mation, contact Michael at 2 p.m. A performance will be 676-%42 or 1-800-342-3664. held that day at 7 p.m. at the St.Patrick's Senior Center. A workshop will also be held in Irrigon at the Stokes Landing Donald J. Carlson, D.P.M. Senior Center at 2 p.m., with Medicine and Surgery of the Foot an evening performance there at 7 p.m. will be at Heppner Clinic on June 12 The workshops are open to guitarists of all levels and styles to treat all foot problems S76-5504 Pioneer Memorial Clinic 567-8750 and are designed to help gui tarists in technical, playing and performance aspects and ideas. vvw vaaa The evening performances will focus on different music [A styles, such as Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Twentieth A Century, Jazz, Hawaiian Slack Key and Flamenco. A There is no charge for the s' performances. The workshops and perfor S' mances are sponsored by the r Morrow County Unified Re S' creation District. Oakes began playing classical X- guitar in 1978. He attended col lege in Hawaii and Spokane, e'- WA, from 1981-82. He played X in master classes given by David Feingold, Ian Mitchell S' and Sharon Isbin. In 1982 he left college to sup p >- port his family through a non music career, but couldn't com pletely put away his love of music or his instrument. In 1995 he returned to college to complete his music perfor mance degree at La Grande. Oakes currently teaches various guitar styles at his The 19% 4-H Home Econo- mics/Expressive Arts Pre-Fair will be held Saturday, June 15, beginning with registration at 8:45 a.m. at the Morrow Coun ty Fairgrounds in Heppner. Pre-Fair will end at noon. All area 4-H members are welcome to attend the event. Pre-regis tration is not required. Home Economics Pre-Fair is a free, non-competitive event where all ages can learn to understand the fair premium book and fair registration forms; learn how to be comfor table during interview judging; practice moving confidently across the stage during model ing contests and more, said Carol Michael, Youth and Family Extension agent. "Usually we feel pre-fair is most helpful to newer mem bers, says Michael. "But this year, there have been a number \ \~ tension agent. At the training, youth can learn what is expect ed while baby-sitting; how to conduct a business; how to handle emergencies; how to stay in control in a variety of situations; the needs of child ren at different age levels; sim ple meals and snacks, and much more. To register, contact the Mor row County Extension office, 676-9642, or 1-800-342-3664 with your registration fee. Guitarist schedules workshops home and at Eastern Oregon State College at La Grande. He is also available for "elegant private parties or functions” . Oakes, with the recommen dations of Peter Wordleman and Clark Potter, has been ac cepted to play at a master class in Rome, participating in the Rome Festival this summer. W e make Posters June 14-15-16 Miller & Sons Welding, Inc. AG Equipment Repair Steel Sales Field Repair Drill Packer Wheel Recaps 676-9613 1 -800-827-8257 June 8: LADIES GOLFER’S Banquet June 13: LADIES NIGHT Dinner 6:30 p.m. FLAG DAY SERVICES AT 8:00 p.m. June 14: FLAG DAY. May she ever wave. June 16: Elks Family Potluck Pinic at Cutsforth Park starting at 10:00 a.m. Hot dogs and refreshments provided. Lots of games for adults and kids. HAPPY FATHER’S DAY Bingo every Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Dining every Friday-Saturday 6-9 p.m. Heppner Elks 358 Gazette-Times 676-9228 n 3 ^ * 6 7 6 - 9 I S I ii hi n I >it *ih V,. / I42 V Muin : YAW'S H Restaurant & Lounge s' is now an OFFICIAL OREGON LOTTERY FULL SERVICE CENTER Featuring : KENO, DAILY 4 MEGABUCKS, ? POWERBALL, SCRATCH OFFS and MORE - ! Come Celebrate With Us Q THE 80th BIRTHDAY 0 OF § >#: G DOT HALVORSEN 1 Sat. June 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. B fi Willows Grange Hall, lone m “BRING & u B YOUR GOOD ANECDO TE’ No presents • potluck to follow Colin Burkhardt, Arlington ACE Hardware • “Bank o f Eastern Oregon went the extra mile to help me finance this business. They provided a loan package with several different types of financing for me so that I could get started here on a timely basis. And they have continued to work with me since. For example, the addition out back was financed by Bank o f Eastern Oregon. They do what it takes to work with you. The big out of town banks can't always do that. And the best part is that the people at Bank of Eastern Oregon are just the kind of people you want to do business with.” Bank of Eastern Oregon "Around the corner, not around the state.” Arlington Condon Heppner lone 454 2636 ★ 3 8 4 -3 5 0 1 6 7 6 -9 1 2 5 . Member F0C 4 2 2 -7 4 6 6
