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Page 24 - Special Edition • Morrow County Fair and Rodeo • Heppner Gazette-Times, Wednesday, August 3, 2011
4-H Snack Shack feeds fair-goers, also major source of
income for 4-H Leaders Council
The 4-H Snack Shack,
which offers foods of all kinds
to hungry fair-goers, also pro­
duces the major source of in­
come for the Morrow County
4-H Leaders Council.
The council uses this
income to provide such pro­
grams as 4-H camp, awards,
scholarships, and materials
for all 4-H program areas. All
4-H members benefit from the
proceeds that are earned by
the Snack Shack.
Many 4-H parents
and leaders help in the Snack
Shack at fair. They do this
because they understand how
important the proceeds are to
the 4-H program. The income
earned is invaluable to our
program so please volunteer
to help in the Snack Shack!
Call the Extension of­
fice at (541) 676-9642 if you
are interested.
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2010 4-H Snack shack
Share your talent
and win money at
the fair
PO R T OF MORROW
The Port of Morrow - Good For Business
Clean water, economical power, easy transportation,
advanced communications, modem docks and lots of
room to grow - the Port of Morrow offers all the benefits
of large metro centers without the challenges industry
can face in bigger areas.
Located on the Columbia River near Boardman,
Oregon, the Port of Morrow has all the industrial
infrastructure needed to grow your business. The Port
of Morrow encompasses more than 12,000 acres of land
that is ideal for a variety of industries.
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#2 Marine Dr. • P.0. Box 200 • Boardman, OR 97818 • (541)481-7678 • www.portofmorrow.com
Talent show participant
Come to the Fair on
Thursday, August 18, to share
your talent and possibly win
money. The winners in each
group will be eligible to go to
the State Fair.
Information needed
to enter is listed on page 138
in the premium book or you
may contact CJ Johnson at
541-676-8479 or Ren’ee at
the Fair Office.