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Page 2 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, November 27, 1952 VanDCECESDl X cecnp X M YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PRINTED FREE ON ALL PERSONAL )" Ktt PERSONALIZED CHECKS Pint Ntionl Perionaliied Chetki r more popular becau they offer you t saft convenient meani of paying your billi by mail and the prestige of your perional idtnti. 1km ion printed on them. , Remember Peraonaliied Cheiki are free at First National. , HEPPNER BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK S Of PORTLAND "Ml WILD OMOOM rOOfTHn" mmu muM wwit imuumU uooui'W lljllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIMI Ill Illllllllllllllllllllllll Mil """ I Do Your mas Shopping at Gonts FOR RADIOS PORTABLES CLOCK RADIOS CONSOLES TELEVISION COLUMBIA - 4-STAR - MGM MERCURY AND RCA RECORDS -AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKERS -TOASTERS ' -WAFFLE AND SANDWICH MAKERS -MIXERS -IRONS -ELECTRIC BLANKETS, 1 SHEETS, COMFORTERS - I -HOT PADS 1 1 NEW STYLE 1 j ! 1 Shoes For All i i I LADIES' NYLON HOSIERY, SOCKS, i 1 i I ANKLETS, GLOVES AT o II II mo i - I . n th f " . . ' CASE FURNITURE CO. is showing this beautiful solid ash four piece bedroom suite in the new Spray finish as an example of the 'many . Wonderful gifts for the home that are available in their modem store." The wool filled comforter, the Crosley bed radio or - the boudoir lamps are other gift suggestions that are sure to please. Check Heat System For Defect, College Specialist Advises Oregon home owners ran guard against winter fires by checking for defective heating systems now. Charles Ross, Oregon State college forestry specialist, has Is sued a check list with a warning that one-fourth of Oregon's home fires last year resulted from stoves, furnaces, chimneys and flues. The OSC specialist says that stoves and furnaces should be examined for cracks, warn-out fire boxes, and faulty oil flow and firing mechanisms. Auto matic mechanisms should be checked by an expert. Ross recommends a "smoke test" to find chimney cracks or 'leaks. First, clean the chimney, then build a smoky fire and place I a wet blanket across the top of the chimney. This will show up the cracks which should be re paired with cement mortar, he explains. Stove and furnace soot and dust or lint sweepings in hot and cold air pipes are all highly combust ible and should be removed. Ross says clean chimneys and flues will also increase efficiency of heating unit. ctr,ao nnH furnaces should rest on fireproof foundations with smokepipes at least 18 Inches from unprotected walls and wood work. He adds that stovepipes should be tight, free of holes and well-supported. o Miss Cecelia Carty is spending a brief vacation in Redlands, California. During her absence, Miss Gayle Alberts is working in the County Agent's office. Lexington Ladies Aid Fancy Work Sale Lexington Community Church WED., DEC. 3 - 2 TO 4 P.M. MARY VAN'S FLOWER SHOP owner, Mary Van Stevens is showing Marion Murchison one cf the many unusual planters she has stocked especially for the Christmas season. In the background are two large planter lamps, another idea for a Christmas gift that is really unusual. Also carried is a fine selection of pottery gift items and cards. Lex Rebekahs Elect Officers -,. . By Delpha Jones The Holly Tlebekah Lodge held their election of officers last Thursday night. with the follow ing being elected: Mrs. Alvin Wagonblast as Noble Grand; Mrs Cecil Jones, Vice Grand; Mrs, Art Keene as Sec; and Mrs. Archie Munkcrs as Treas, After the meeting lovely, refreshments of beef noonlcs, relishes and crack ers and coffee were served by Jo Irvin and Delpha Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hunt are spending several weeks in Chi cago where they are visiting her sons the Wilkio-families, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg are spending a .well deserved vaca tion in California. . Mrs. Everett Crump and child ren are visiting her parents, Mr. and. Mis. Charles Bresjiears from therr home in Seal Rock. W. II. I. Padberg is home after a slay in the Good Samaritan hos pital in Portland where he under- went surgery. Mr.; and ' Nh.' Carl Breeding were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Irven Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Papmeau were guests of her sister at New port, Washington over the week end. Emery Bwnside spent the week end at Lofijr Creek where he visit ed adafijfriter. Lexington Grange announces that.-b. program at the next meeting will be. put mi by the lone 11. E. ('. with some Christmas numbers by local talent.'. This evening begins with a potluck dinner. " The Lexington . Cafe is open again after being "fclosed due to the Alness-of Mrs. Coarnilison. of "big" viruses those resem bling bacteria they will not check the "smaller" ones. OSC efforts, directed by Dr. K. S. Pilsher, bacteriologist, are aimed at finding compounds that will influence either inhibit or stimulate the normal metabol isms and thus provide a lead for more intensive work on the use of the compound in a control pro gram. Amino acid compounds, which are near relatives of the proteins found in the viruses, are being tested at the present time. The eggs constitute the "testing grounds". Mumps and flu viruses along with the test compounds are placed inside eggs by means of a hypo-syringe that is pushed through the air sac end. Once in side the chick embryo the viruses quickly multiply, according to Dr. Pilcher. After an incubation period of 48 hours for flu organisms and 4 to 5 clays for mump viruses, the embryos are removed and anal yzed to determine whether the compound had any influence on the virus development. A series of different dosages are run for each compound. Amino acid compounds used in this school of science project are prepared under the direction of Dr. Bert E. Christensen, professor of chemistry. Graduate students from the departments of bacter iology and chemistry are also assisting. Research is supported by a grant from the Office of Naval Research. o USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Here's The Answer . . . .And It's A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! A WONDERFUL G. E. STR ATOLINER Electric Range There is nc finer gift that you could give her than a new General Electric Stratoliner range and we have reduced the price to help out on the budget. Look it over today and make arrangements to have it waiting for her on Christmas morning. PUSHBUTTON COOKING Colorful and convenient, speeds up cooking THRIFT DEEP WELL COOKER With raisable unit that can double for surface cooking TIMED APPLIANCE OUTLET To use for other appliances OVERSIZE OVEN With open-coil super broiler and adjustable shelf position to fill every cooking and baking job MANY MORE MODERN FEATURES Regular $389.95 Special Thru Dec. 35 Heppner Hardware and Electric PHONE 2482 Control For Virus Diseases Sought By OSC Scientists . Orecou St;it v1UMe Life nro ceases of disease-Drrtduoinff virus es -axe lcijig,' probed.' by Oregon Stare-college' scientists In an ef fort to gain new leads for control of the baffling orgajilsms. A key role in the research is piayed ry cnicKen eggs at the rate of about 2(X1 a week. The great majority of virus diseases, including Colds, flu, measles, mumps, chicken pox. yellow fever, and a host of other diseases, cannot be successfully treated at the present time with any known drugs. 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