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Page 4 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 13, 1954 From The County Agent's Office pi By N. C. Anderson been romp ians have all for the Grazing Alfalfa Tour which will be held on May 13 and 11. K. I!. Jackrnan, range and crop specialist, Oregon Stuff College, will In' with us on the tour. I he agenda which was mailed to all live-stock men this week will in clude slops at the Bernard Doher ly ranch, ISlackhor.se; Kenneth i'eck's in ('larks Canyon; Alee Lindsay's ranch in lower Sand hollow; and al the Oscar and Donald Peterson ranches. A great variety o sccdings under differ ent eondiiiotis will he observed this day. (in Friday the group will meet at Ihe Harold Wright Mountain Ranch al 1 0 : 3D to look al the 1!US seeding that has made excellent progress in creepin;; and spreading thai gives excel-1 lent ground cover. The lour will end al the Kb Hughes ranch in Kulterereek. Kveryone is invited lo allend. An inleresl ici' field day has been arranged for observing the l!).'),'i winner "Stale Soil Conserva lion Man of ihe Year". Kd- Me Cause of North powder. Oregon, will he the host. The field day is scheduled for May 21. starting at u:.'tu a. in. al the old McCanse homestead on ( lover ( reek near North Powder. Morrow county lancheis are in ileil and encour aged lo altend litis field day. A few things that visitors will be looking al are: deep tillage, tod large sprinkler irrigation units, burning and reseeding l.iOO acres of sage brush land, reclamation of over TOO acres abandoned land, farm machinery improvement and renovation to meet a special need, dry land hay and pasture mixes, stubble mulch farming, ef ficient livestock operation, and many other items of in I crest to farmers, kemember the dale May 21, lime 9:.'i0 a. m. Place Kd McCanse home ranch, Clovir Creek, North Powder, Oregon. Thompsons Entertain With Sunday Dinner Mr. anil Mrs. Ralph Thompson entertained at their country home on Willow Creek Sunday after noon with a dinner party for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pyle of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cronewald of Walla Walla, Mrs. Ida Crimes, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Case and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson, Linda and Brian. IONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. A. Shirley, pastor Church school at 10:00 a. This will be substitute dav. The next meeting will be held at Sally Palmer's on June 1. m.! Meredith, Sharon and Janet are teachers to give demonstrations. I Janet Wright, reporter. Morning worship at 11 a. m. "The Psalmist finds the bills are LENA COOKERETTTES inadequate." , The meeting was called to or- Choir rehearsal Monday at f,er by our prosidc-nt Janice Mixr 'J!!,r i ia iiu. -.,r.ntion ! i-ii at the home of Francine Fran- "ivi ill II11IIU 1111 ....... Bible school June T to IS. HEPPNER ASSEM3LY OF CCD Advcntists Reach Goal in Mission Fund J'KiPsii ( r V h I With the Feed efficiency tests just completed at Condon, many ranchers have been reading of Ihe results of this test and are a hit conscious of what selection of high gaining herd sires can do lo increase weaning weight of I heir calf crop. Results of feed ing tests at Miles City, Montana. Ihe pasi year, gave conclusive evidence that ihe superior lines of beef cattle are profitable, Tests weie urn on Ti2 steer calves from T herds. All were group fed on a herd sire basis for 27)2 days and sold on the St. Paul market 5 days later. There was a 2S pound differenee in average wcaninf weight, MX pounds in average weight at Hie end of feeding per iod and S2').T1 per head in returns above feed and marketing costs between the best and poorest herd sire groups, me Heaviest steers weighed IP).") pounds on the aver age and gained an average of 2. .'(.") pounds a day. IONE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Willred C. McKay, pastor Sunday school at 1 0 : CO a. in. , Preaching sen h e at 11:00 a. m. Kvoning services at S:00 p. m. Uib'e studv and pi iver meeting Thursday. S:u!l p. m. Kveivoiic is welcome. THE HEPPNER METHODIST CHURCH Lester I). liouli Chun h school 0 Morning vvor-dii Junior choir. We 'll. muster '.") a. m. i 11:0(1 a. m. iiiesdav at 1:00 Willis W. Geyer, Pastor Services: Sunday School 9: 15 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Christ's Ambassadors 0:45 p. m. Evangelistic Services 7:1.) p. m. Thursday evening Prayer and Bible study 7:45 p. m. CIS had ing. old we talked about what we cooked since our last meet- i 1 1 1 1 1 II UN iury We decided to bring egg dishes lo our next meeting in May at Avers' home. We had starch dishes, pop and cookies for refreshments, the dishes were brought by the indi vidual members. Joann Brosnan, reporter . o Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gentry had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daggett and children of Condon and Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Healv of Pendleton. iM - - - - II Soliciting members of the Heppner Seventh-Day Adventist church reached their 1954 Mis sions Appeal goal Saturday, re ports pastor Robert E. -Becker. In the final drive to pass the local $375.00 goal, the minister said, members collected $441.0X3 last week from friends and neigh bors of the community. "The successful conclusion of our ap peal," he declared, "was made possible by a community that has proved itself interested in the well-being of its fellowmen, re gardless of race, nationality, or creed." He pointed out that the funds received would be used with equal indiscrimination for the betterment of mankind. Last year's appeal throughout North America brought in $3, 715,000 pastor Becker stated. To I this amount members added from their own pockets $50,000,000 to support church as well as mis sion, medical, educational, and welfare work in 197 countries of the world. "The Seventh-Day Adventist church wishes to take this oppor tunity", he concluded, "to thank the people of Heppner for the part they have had in making the success of this appeal possible." and other rectal ditorderi, COLON AND STOMACH AILMENTS RUPTURE (Hernia) Trtitad Without Hosnilil IWina C J. iiean, M.D. TOiS" FREE ti'r" THE DEAN CLINIC Opn 10 until 5 Monday Ihroujh Mday. until ( p.m. Monday, Wtdnoiday and Friday Chiropractic Phyilclani ... In our 43rd yoor! 2014 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD Tol.phon. EAst 39 1 8 Portland 1 3, Or. p. m. Choir p. m. practice, Thursday 8:00 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Karl !.. Sv. arl p'is'or Bible n at !': 1".. clasps for ail ages including two adult classes. Morning vv .; -,!, i ; 10:55 until June w :;v be a i;'.i tuner o a nni'c! vvi'l the .e ( The intcgiity of (he governor's office has been above question, lie's doing the job that needs to be done with a simplicity and eircctiu'ni'ss lhat commands re spect, confidence and cooperation. Sate- PATTERSON, PAUL 1' .! A,U 1'ili.K. I.jml,!.-, U,r , 111 , :.Mrnn,r C iuim -ill Ar , I'.iMla Tril R. 1.1, Oic. Kaeh week, inquiries come in to the office regarding ihe control of broad leaf weeds in lawns. Since these broad leaf weeds are doing well at ths time of the year, is is now time to spray for control 2,1-1) materials give excellent control, however, growers should read container labels carefully and follow recommendations. The Kster type of 2.1-1) although an excellent weed killer, also will evaporate from the lawn and drift to susceptible plants. Grow ers should not use the Kster 2. 1 D in spraying' their lawns as there is always vapor drift. Amine 2.1 -D's when applied on a quiet day are safe to use if not sprayed directly on susceptible plants, 2,1 I) preparations fur lawn spraying are available on the market however, those with ami ne type 2,1-1) on such as used for weed control in wheal fields can he used. It should be mixed at the rale of 'L. cup lo .'! gallons of water. Spraying should he done before mowing and then not mow for four or five days after spray ing. Do not use the same spray can for applying insecticides on oilier plants. 2, I I) is difficult to remove from spray containers can remain in containers and cause damage. It is best lo have container for insecticides and one for 2.4 1) spravs. :v vosr tojor SefiTn5 for Tcncind Country fto in BGYSEU V el tlftllCC DMtire fill! J) bee how you can "color stylo" your home ond achieve a diamatic new exferiorl This unusual folder shows 14 beautiful exterior color schemes and 23 actual paint samples chosen by leading decorators. See us for your copy now. b A Y II i-Mi iuin m ii PHONE 6-9212 WE LIKE TO HELP FOLKS HEPPNER BUILD :si-u.-sed by the r.ing ser ice. iu.-s will give Waller Barger the morning 7a si or The Criis.i-leis a dinner for thf family following sen ices. Pastor's class will meet Wed nesday at 3: lo p. m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p. m. With fly lime , ranchers will he experiment in st ed by the Oklal operating with t tpproaching, the interested in an 'raying conduct nina station co lie U. S. Depart- LEXINGTON 4 H We held our meeting at the home of Wilbur Sieagall. Presi dent .aiu-y Wright called the meeting to order. Secretary, Dona Sue Davidson rear I the minutes fif the previous meeting. We had our business meeting. Then started our cooking. We prepared grated potatoes and shrimp salad and cocoa. After we enjoyed the evening our meeting was adjourned. The next meet ing is to be at our leader's home, Audrey Ansted fin May S. Barbara Steagall, reporter. ment of Agriculture, where cattle were treated with two quarts of DDT spray on the last day ot May, June, July, and August for horn fly control. Check animals were not sprayed. Over a period of 7 years, these carefully controlled exM'rinienls have shown that an increase in weight of about 18 pounds per animal per fly season was obtained for good horn fly control. The lowest increase ob tained during the 7 years study was 12 pounds per year, whereas the highest gain was 28. pounds per animal per year. The new Oregon Stale circular, "livestock pest control'' outlines recommendations for spraying for flies as well as other insects. JOLLY CHEFS The Jolly Chefs cooking ITI club met at Baker's April 2d. We all got some bread ready to go in the oven. The girls cooked the dinner that evening. We discussed about our Moth er's dinner. We decided to have it at Ilowton's May 22. The girls are going to fix the dinner and put on entertainment. We also talked some about the 4-H judg ing day which is May 15. Ann Belle Coleman, reporter BUSY STITCHERS The Busy Stitchers I II club met at Patsy and Janet Wright's on Saturday May 8. Eight members were present and four absent. Most of the girls worked on corded button holes and collars and cuffs. Those going to 4-H summer school are trying to get their dresses finished so they can model them there. Mildred Wright, our leader, passed out information on the Home Sewing contest sponsored by the Wool Growers Association. She also gave us some patterns of different accessories to make. E-ELECT Morrow County Judge PROVEN ABILITY - HONEST LEADERSHIP - ENERGETIC Has assisted county commissioners in ftimulating policies and managing county affairs for the best interests of all of Morrcw County. Has approved an l spent only those funds budgeted for specific purposes and in accordance with the desires cf the people. Has apprdved the distribution of public funds where they would do the most gocd for all the people. Has Promoted those projects that would be of material benefit to Morrow County regardless of area or population. Will continue to serve the best inteiests of all of Morrow County without fear, political pressure or personal favor. As a heavy taxpayer will continue to promote those interests beneficial to the welfare and happiness of the citizens of Morrcw County, based upon economic condtions within the county and the ability of the people to pay their fair share. For "Continued Progressive ..Leadership" VOTE 20 X GARNET BARRATT Paid Adv. Garnet Barralt, Heppner . f- f- t- v4' kW-'i-- . V. , a . LiwW i. . ' f hi I Test Pontine mtjCarlWor'itce the iiat .,i to learn 1 . H ..limit N illl Here i ..P mf Jr" i i of aTontiac! t tne " . .u-rfornuiiiie-iuKKled, oVt'r i,e .. move y 111 T'S .umble- i.. .'.lit ifyorf,lSlvbuil., . .. ; an Kill. 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