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SIX- Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times, Wednesday, August 7, 1996 What is 4-H? 4-H i about friends, fun and learning about nature, cookmg, growing plants, photography, animal care or working togeth- er to help others. Who can belong to 4-H? Any- one kindergarten through 12th grade. You 'U find 4-H through- out your county, tate, country, the \,,orld . In Morrow County, there are over 200 member Look what you can do in 4-H- members are enrolled in animal ience, natural science, home economjc and expressive art project area . What do you do in 4-H? It depends on you. Everybody may be a friend in the same grade or school, or include peo- ple from other commuruties. Oubs decide how often to meet and elect officers to conduct club business. Your club may decide to be active in the com- munjty, raise money for chari- ty, become involved in recycl- ing projects or build nature trails. You can go on field trip or to 4-H camp. The choices grow a you get older. Doe 4-H co ta lot? There are no tate or national dues or re- quired uniform . You pay $3.50 per year for printed materials and information, and for pro- ject materials. A horse can be e pen ive, but not a beginning home economic project. Your 4-H club may decide to collect due to fund pecial activities. H ow do you join 4-H? It' ea y. Choo e the project you like. A k ome friend or brothers and ister to join you . A k parents, grandparents, adult friends or neighborhood adult to be your leader. Sev- eral adult can share thi responsibility. You need only two members, but you can have as many as you like. Determine the projects mem- ber want and visit the Morrow County Extension office or call an agent for help. There are numerous active clubs that welcome new members. 4-H is "learning today, lead- ing tomorrow and learning by doing" -learning how to set goals and work toward those goals; lec1m responsibility for an animal, or finishing projects, choosing how much to learn and deciding how involved in 4-H to be; leadership, decision- making, cooperation and how to present yow-self and ideas to others. For information about the 4-H Youth Development Pro- gram, contact the OSU Exten- sion office in Heppner, 676-9642. ~ -IA~-~ - l - • ' Special Edition Morrow County Fair & Rodeo Heppner Gazette-Times, Wednesday, August 7. 1996 • FIFTEEN Big Bargain. TwoaJlbeefpataesspedaJsaucalettuca cheesepicklesonionsonasesameseedbun• :: .... .: .:/ ., :: :: ··: . Jessica Krebs (r) with judge Angie Beamer at the 1995 intermediate mini-meal contest Have you had your break todayT' ---~ McDonald's af llemuton 1320 N. F'im Street Shelly Rietmann at the 1995 junior snack contest Contest open to senior citizens Senior citizens are once again invited to enter the "Memoirs of the Past" contest at the Mor- row G:ounty Fair. The contest is sponsored by the Morrow County Historical Society. Seniors may have one entry in each of three categories, " Most Historical", " Most Humorous" and " Most Adventurous''. Entries must be turned in to the Morrow Coun- ty Historical Society, c/o Bar- bara Bloodsworth, P.O . Box 338, Heppner, OR 97836, by Friday, August 9. A $50 cash prize will be given in each of the categories. Win- ners will be announced at fajr. Entrants must be Morrow County residents, 65 years or older and must have an authentic story of pioneer life. If taped on a cassette, the story must be no longer than 15 minutes. If the story is written, it must be 1,000 words or less. Janet McDowell AN MARTER & ,. ............ AHL NSURANCE INC. BAVE FUI AT TIE FA!B S. H. L. TRUCK REPAIRS INC. WE BACK OUR WORK WITH WARRANTY• IN8URANCe • Secured Parklq.Ana TruckAJr Ceadl ....... • Complete Eqbae1 • New, Rebuilt A U_. & DrtvetralD Rep.In Parta &Compea•ta • Complete Service A MalDle1WKe I Small 01 . . . 1 Engine Repair FORD PICKUP DODGE CUMMINS 200 OLDFIELD RD HERMISTON e.e Liter 7,3 Liter 2-4HOUR . .. - e BT s.e Liter EMERGENCY SERVICE .. .·. ·"- a • c .. ,._ 541-567-17S3 . . .. -.. ! .., ,.._ T __ • ASECERTIAED TECHNIOAN 1995 Grand Champion Sheep Sold by Kelsie Evans Purchased by N.W. Farm Supply represented by Nathan Crowther 1995 Grand Champion teer Sold by Donica chneider Purchased by hop N Kart represented by Craig Gaylord 1995 Grand Champion ~me Sold by hane lover Purchased by Taggare Farms repre ented by Wa ne Downey The Morrow County Livestock Growers and First Interstate Bank would llke to thank the following buyers for the purchase at the 1995 Morrow County 4-H and FFA Livestock Auction THANK YOU 1995 Buyers 12H Farms 4C Ranch Agri Check Marcia and Charlie Anderson Don and Pat Anderson Ken Bailey Heavy Equip. Ken and Kaedean Bailey Ron Baker Bank of Eastern Oregon Don Barber, Inc. Scott and Kathy claus ka Season's Chuckwagon Blue Line Mfg. Boardman Auto Repair/Conoco Boardman Auto Parts Boardman Pharmacy/Hardware Boise Cascade Corp. John Britt Logging Tony Britt Logging Dan and Doris Brosnan Bud Rich Potato Bob Byrd C & D Drive In Cargill Dr. ltichard Carpenter Crop Production Service Gene and Christy Crowell D & D Electric D& L Repair Greg Demers Devin Oil co. Raymond Doherty Fencing Double T Farming Doug and Carley Drake Eastern Oregon Fanning Eastern Oregon Fanns E O Mobile Slaughter Eckman Construction Fann Credit Services Fann Equipment Headquarters Finley Buttes First Interstate Bank Employees First Interstate Business Banking Ctr. Gar Aviation GTA Feeds/Green Feed Mike Gorman Don Griffith Trucking Healy Ranch Helen Heideman Heppner Auto Parts Hermiston Tire Horseshoe Hereford Ranch Inland Empire Bank Bob & uzanne Jepsen Kegler entry Market Kinzua Resources Lamb Weston Lens Processing Les Schwab Les Schwab employees Lexington Mach ine Works Lunders Suffolk Lynn Lundquist Alan and Patricia Peck Lyle and Virginia Peck Maben Logging Frank and Lavonne Mader Mader/Rust Fanns Mark and Shanny Miller Scott & Joan McDaniel James and Kathy McLeod MCGG McNamee Brothers Haying McNamce Farm Services Miller and Sons Morgan Ranch Inc. Morrow Co. Abstract Murray Drugs N. W. Fann Supply N.W. Metal Fabricators Duane and Linda Neiffer Oregon Hay . . ._ . . . ._ . ,. _ . .,~ .... . - ~-4··· ..................... •-.;••··· ... ..... . 0 good Feed and upply Peterson Electric Pettyjohn Building upply Helen Pettyjohn PGG Hermiston Philippi Ranches Pioneer Implement Pioneer Re ources Potlatch Corp. R.A. Fanning Rick Re Joe and Donna Rietmann Cecil and Molly Rill Al and Bonnie Rosenbush Russell Oil Co. afeway, Pendleton Safeway, Hermiston eitz Aviation Sharp Ranches Shelco Electric Sherrell Chevrolet Shoe Box Shop N Kart Simplot Soil Builders Snow McElligott Ranch Jim Starr Starvation Fanns Strebin Farms Sunridge Farms Swanson Ranch TACX Taggares Farms Terry Tallman Tri County Seed Twice Upon a Time Van Marter Kahl Insurance Bob V andccar . .. Jim and Susie Ward Ranch Western Alfalfa Wheatland Insurance Wilbur Ellis Dick Wilkinson pecial thanks to: Volunteer Blair and Dalarie Philippi Milch A hbeck Fir t In ter tate Bank Emplo ees haron Ham on Jad.ie All ton Andrea Mortimore Florene Robinson Marily Garcia Auctionttr: Ken Grieb 0 U E1teasioll SC.ff' Christy Lovgren Sonja McCabe Molly Rill
