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J Page 2 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, July 29, 1954 HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES MOHROW COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER ' i t i .1 The l'.eppner limes, esiaunsiieu Tk Uuhnnir r.-j-iotta nut a il i uhl'd March .'50. 1HS3. November 18, 1897. Consolidated February lo, 1912 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS i ASSOCIATION NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION" ROBERT TENLAND Editor and Publisher GRETCIIEN PENLAND Associate Publisher ..uu-u ip.,, Thnreriav nd Entered at the Post Oi'iiee at Heppner, Oregon, as Second Class Matter Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Counties, $3.00 Year; Elsewhere $4.00 Year. Single Copy 10 cents. From The County Agent's Office By N. C. Anderson The majority of office calls this county. Most notable damage is .ni wow enneerned with crass-, omi ring in small alfalfa fields hopper Infestations in Morrow County which seems to be quite general. The first report of any infestation here was reported from Ordnance on Juno 25. Grasshoppers there were infest ing alfalfa and row crops of seve ral of the farmers that were grow ing tty'se crops in the desert for the first time this year under sprinkle irrigation. A survey by the bureau of entomology shows that infestations were limited to private land at that time. Since then general infestations were found throughout the entire which are located adjacent, to range land or idle land where grasshoppers have hatched. Manv towns people are being plagued by them in gardens and ornamentals. On a commercial scale with any large acreage to treat, Aidrin is being used. This is a relatively new chemical which is well suit ed to grasshopper control and is being used by the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture in all of their control work. It is used at the rate of 2 ounces per acre. Though quite expensive, a little goes a '. : : 1 What is A GOOD MOVIE? Some of our best friends and severest critics ask u3 repeated ly, "Why aren't more good movies made?" Suppose we begin by answering with a question: "What is a good movie?" There are a truckload of definitions but we'll say that funda mentally a good movie is any movie YOU like. And vice versal Some of the moviegoers are esthetes first and movie goers second. Most of the movie-going millions, however, share a mass taste in laughter and tears Yet even this mass taste varies widely. Using any stand ards, the poorest movie ever made was enjoyed by about a hundred thousand people. And the best movie ever made was disliked by an equal number. As you are aware, popular taste is a singular thing. To see individual taste at work, listen to the comments of people coming out of the theater. There's your real test. Mostly, the people in the lobby like what they've seen. If they didn't, motion pictures wouldn't have millions of custo mers after 50 years. And these are the people the motion pic ture industry aims to please. We can think of no other busi ness that tries anything like this that offers its one product to both sexes, to the business executive and bobby soxer, to the highbrow and average joe. The really astonishing point is that with a target as bread as broad cs all humanity, more movies aro applauded than disliked. Our average is darn good! No kidding there are lots of good movies. Ask the people who see 'em. long way. Where a small infes tation is for the back yard gar dener, ehlordane is the best grasshopper control insecticide. It can be bought in various forms from dust to wettable powder. It s-hould be applied according to the instructions on the container. This week, W. W. Weatherford, rancher near Lena, is spraying about 30 acres of alfalfa with Aidrin for grasshopper control. Jack Hynd is spraying small in festations at the Luekman ranch using a wettable Chlordane ma terial. He mixed it with 5 pounds of 40',v. wettable to 200 gallons of water. Visiting with Jack Hynds last week, we found that he is spray ing bis goatweed infestations at the Luekman ranch in an attempt to get rid of it. Jack says that lie does not like to have his range infested with goatweed such as is the case over cabbage hill in Umatilla County. There are sev eral neighbors of his that have infestations that he thinks would be to their advantage to control before they spread further. On Monday of this week, ha had the county weed sprayer spray all of his goatweed patches at the Luck man ranch. This is the second spraying this season. On June 8, nine colonies of Goatweed Beet les were released in that area with the hopes that they would keep this weed under control, at least until other practices were used for its control. A recent report from Umatilla County in dicates that Emil Muller, Helix rancher who has a cattle ranch en Cabbage Hill has had very successful results with goatweed beetles in that weed on that Our Lives" is not just our opinion! only picture NOTE: "The Best Years of is one of those KEST moies and this One of the most honored picture of our time ever to receive !) Academy Awards and many other prizes throughout the woild. At the Star. Sunday and Monday, Aug ust 1st and 2nd. in the cast: Myrna Ley, Fredrick March, Dana Andrews, Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo, Hoagy Car michael, Cathy O Donnell, Harold Russell. Sunday shows at 4:00 and 7:00. Box office open until 9:00 P. M. sioner Russell K. Miller on the 5th day of May, the day of the regular term, no regular term was held but commissioner Ralph I. Thompson was in attendance the whole day. The Court ordered the following Bangs Disease Control claim paid: W. Howard Cleveland $56.00. Warrants Issued on the General Fund Barbara Ware, Deputy $ 177.55 Svlvia McDaniel. Deputy 179.79 Joyce Buschke. Office Clerk 184.65 Alice I. Soward, Office Clerk 11105 Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Physician 24.25 A. J. Chaffee, Janitor . 273.31 Herbert W. White, Jr., Court Reporter 72.75 Wm. E. Garner, Justice of Peace 72.75 J. O. Hager, Justice of Peace 150.15 Gustave Fisher, Justice . of Peace 24.25 Calvin Carson, Weed Control 276.69 Ralph I. -Thompson, County Court 37.07 State Public Welfare Commission 3,218.25 H. Tamblyn 5.00 C. J. D. Bauman. Sheriff Mileage and Expenses 89.38 Craig Office Supply, County Clerk 2.78 Dunham Printing Com pany, County Clerk 64.35 The Haloid Company, County Clerk . 90.80 Frank Stationery and Printing Co., County Clerk, $1.82; Sheriff, 17.45 19 27 Henderson Office Supply, Countv Clerk, $2.00; Sheriff? $2.00; Tax Of fice $6.50 10.50 State Industrial Accident Commission, C. H. 1.36; W. C, 4.49; Jan. 31c; S. 4.87; S. S. 31c; D. S, 31c 1165 Northwest Hospital Ser vice, Salaries 58.80 Richard C. Wresch, Treasurer 15.00 Olive B. Hughes, Stamps, Assessor 3.38 Thomson Bros., Jail .. 18.20 City of Heppner, Water Dept., Court House 7.50 31.00 $20.00; Official Publi cations $33.41 191'61 Jayne's Typewriter Ex change, Weed Control 100 Harold Rash, Bangs Di sease Control 1" A. J. Chaffee, Election 1 Humphreys Drug Store. Election Bradley Fancher, District Attorney Rradlev Fancher. District .Attorney 1313 Public Employes Retire ment, S. Dec. $210.64; Salaries, $73.84 284.D1 First National Bank of Portland, Salaries 417.53 HenDner Auto Parts. Weed Control 5 34 HeDDner Disposal Service, Court House 3.00 S. C. Russell. Election 5 00 P.raep Maoomber. Election 8.40 Madee BishoD. Election .. 8.40 Daisy B. Gillespie, Election 18-48 Flossie Coats, Election .... 8.40 Evelyn Black, Election . .. 8.40 Walter W. Wright Election 7.80 Adrian Bechdolt, Election 7.80 M. F. Cork Election 7.80 H. C. Lesley, Election 7.80 Jess Coats, Election 11.00 H. E. Clark, Election 7.20 Pansy Ekstrom, Election 7.20 George N. Ely, Election .... 7.20 Elaine u. wen....., , wtim, Election s"1"1 1"-A-"-" Mahel Cotter, Election .... " , Marguerite Hougnion I Ida Slaughter, Election . 7.20 7.20 E. R. Lundell, Election Carl P. Linn, Election Helen MeCabe, Election Echo Palmateer, Election E. L. Rucker, Election 8.28 1 Election 7.20 5.40 ! Hazel McRae, Election .... 7.20 5 40 R. G. Jones, Election 4.80 5.40 1 Lloyd Berger, Election 14.72 7.20 Continued on page 7 ranch. He reports that the weed ; Heppner Laundry, Court has been affectively controlled by the beetles. We hope that the beetles that have been released in Morrow County will do as good o job. In the meantime, it might be well to employ methods that will keep the weed from spread ing further. 2.4 D will do a good j"b. T'lis is National Farm Safety V( ok. Fires cause many deaths and injuries in Oregon. 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