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Newspaper Page Textxcztcv ccriTT'i iwntri Ti Z-yytr Otr-Jt efta Picked Kt.-vz X IKS. T E-pprje T: ws-jk-LlsuA -.r.-ember It. I??", C.yr;K.'i.tt-.fS Fear-? 11, btuiMts lCC.TiC1 fiKdui-i Twrt'Jt errC Lme-ef tt th J-MK O' a ; rr cm Tr.e County Agent's Office Oi VL'xAxj I tir4 La.!?.2 iw v! fcol r-r.'-.n-jt J-je aKLr.f r.-j w ai Xi i.iyrszi l; tt ,V.t- A 1?'". f .;r--r.r.r j Air-i tr-a iti'X.'.- a iry ; ;ee6-i if--t; to vzsjjtx. f'jf V.f ti i5 'rias; ijcfi? ia 3-j'.t. Fx Vj'.-m ti-i-r-;.? '- rr-t-rir.'? i tr irfr" at atii' -i"- -fT . '-rt trr . T.'4 .-i'r.ijx :.h vd. i ijr?j 'A tr t. ktj'xx .tij -!-f-Jt a arw .m v;, j-v.x 'Xi-rwsw ! vufclTa. T:-t ; fj V.tr;T-er tr, T-'.tT jvvr ttrs;I rrrJ. S.rarrf a TZJKt r-i far. -: la '. 21 C: zA ii.vx --7j mra t'i rv - jay V"L : i". ','i.rji. .. a f-et Jder.-..- rt; wf Tjkvxj Ja irt ia a t -.e rrt! V a-t v. r..- xev-- v, ooe ner. ;-j.e .-e rv ...rt. terser m.jct ., if r-irtsre ii t.ael tvr;-.in tl t j-.jL. i.aJ r tvjrt !i-4 perejJi ie,-i. Tie f,.'je ff t a, i '.7e-.j; red, aid fetv-et a.'e rl ide .re-i.rri , i t a it. tAtyjri I'.t iaA.'s of Laiter Oreysr.. Trey mike a dene, da.'i:, t.,ei-.-e wears Vke-'L- ... j . t-lized w.th tf feriLaer wwk ald''rkre p:.-ir'; ;t ' l'S ''lg-California, of tit f-n ferr-ie. are vfi " c''"' "t-V "JV-t "rV' ten: tiM. lUss Whimrr. rdierJ Shirley Turner of Mt Ver- vtzzSjA Ufa.-. tr,ey ttrxz''-' 'f TlrlV,;: ".v-'r tr Feme Albert ; f-...rh. Txr.mv non was a nest at the Henry develop a vi.y a ppearar :. - "' t.L.;: 7T"i''.v VX' .Kartis'i rtry. Martin home Tuesday and Wed- faw a.nd tl.e frau. Tielr prn- v':' SA v-'Ji-. Cv, " Imar.ahip -.dsion wu awarded Mr and Mrs Henry Martin, two I TYttPh1 1 t-pit pU.ot ft Jr. seeded mirtoes :M 'r; ' 'f r " : " VT" S-'". ' v v- 'o C,t. ridden by LLrda Val- daughters and grandson Gary I I 1 3 3 L rs V,hr adapted zraes. Ken- '- b' '-' - J"'--4 '" . 6!s ' entfr.e: tont Sur.e. ridden bv Martin drove to John Day Frl- L .- .-lAjJV . , r . y Krrs is rpea;;r wt3; to Jo.n a c 5., the:r ;h -L.a a.er: thl by v,, ,nd v,, ,im Derbin and Ml 'l "'ll H H 1 1 44k d Into t aeed bed wt.en St u'4 fc'jrw ' beinr prepared. Amm-.rJum phate at t;.e rate 'A Vi yrAt" Ui' "- ' f.!h exh.llt with per V) o-.a?e feet worked Jm n frtT e"rJI-r-"r!t ,n:h.'bi at the Ore?-. the sv.i In tr.e !.-..: '..'iva'iv.o - with ktiMA ten pouidj worked Into the top two inches Jiist be fore the f.nal oil t irdice prep-1 aa'ion v.1Jl et the re lawn! . . r r i . . .i ..... t . , - prepared feeed ted Jutt bef-je aeedlr.? will prx.ide trxth marks f .r the m-1 to fii Into when t rolled will cover the aed aryt right Some Lei p Vi mix Jir.t raking will U.e s-d wi'h top STAR THEATER Thurv. FrU Set, 13. 11, 12 Forbidden Island Jon Hall and Nan Adams FLU3. Jumping Jacks Dean Martin snd Jerry Lewd Sua. Moo, Tua Sept 11, 14. IS Ask Any Girl Shirley MatLalr.e, David Niv en. Gig Young Sunday at 4, 6:15, 8:30. i .i n,. .1.-111111 i, r 1 i . i ; C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 8 9625 HEPPrER. OREGON itf - - - - -a-.. We :-e , v -jf Tiebe fx i tereKei. t-e -tie L"jfr :i zjc j ear t K I bviu tr. fti-errlse, c-.aiJ.--..-. ? e-.Trpie-ivr ,d a.'j-'-'.er j'ears !v"c Fx t.-iose v.r.o a s.-.X.-eed c.-r.tact the leader ,-n " - ' - SfuU Informs tio.n. Or of the pro-! (Jecu hl'h has ircreaved tre- - rjer.dji;y wer the state as we, Its in vjjn'w county u v.e n uJ-jnB 41 T j l'Ji Fr '- ' t'j'S'.' w?jo co er. 8 r-e ... r-ed manual e.'t. Horse Project" will be vsed by the cl ib members this year. The prove-.t bulletin dev.ribes horn j breeds, espla'.r.s aele.tior feed- U,r.i he. -4 itj trair.in? horses It v.lil t a rreat hei ""0 hor tlub member. Tr.e author 'A v new b-;i.er.rj is is yar.s,'8r ig ya that ca-n-t rerlr. Wheeler cu.nty extension agent :t.jttenr.g fcarJey. oats and rye Wheat farmers and vhers in-! yiwrt in a-i-.-i'-e of the Ore- gon Wheat Growers Lea?';e will jhave an '-pp.r.r;'y to attend ,an ee.r:ve n-.r-.:"ee meeting of that orranization when St is ( r-J in Heppr.er on pr.ber These uterut.ve meeting have t:r.r i year been rotated o- counties t.o that toov ro tre miht partiedpate. The Septem ber 22 meeting w.ii be e;d at the new annex b.'id:rg at the fair pavilion ,a-,.rg at 10 s m Tr.e agenda for the day ishouid lt of lntere:t to any vh eat grow ers. Talking about wheat, a corn r.'eiit is in ord-r cor,c?rn!ng the excellent grain exhibit at the Monow county fair. BUI Rawlins did a nice job of assembling these exhibits and getting them cleaned up. The 42 grain exhib its at the 1'j53 fair, I am sure, was one of the larger grain ex hibits of any county fair In the iir i in .. ..,. , , I WKr yew con gtt a rot quotation, I" toimottan or Klp with ony typ of pre txtion ttwrt ll en K mork. Mony fimei we KM my yew tarn money. We would eppfwiof the oppottwnity ta folk over youi idiuronc, problem onytime. CALL US! BOX 611 ::ii Cr-"j ti Se'.-p'ji Cast leaf-? J4..5I Tea:' S 'fie 1J7 1 Ce-rr Tommy Mcrtin Top 4-H Hcrse Shopman At Recent Fair r?r r'-. ti.'.'w fx 4H ri .1 !"r--az iier ii-r .'i'r,-r . . s-." u Ur.Ti T-:.-;- T-.-r -''-j'.it fx K.'.n-. " T'." !---".'. t- k a tr'.i;--.y fx K-'-''-.t -J-j jiree".ed t7 CLr.'-. K'i.irr ci Ce .-i- :iarr.. r.r.ar-.v..t lf.aA-x7 x; a tr.-ry -jt i-rerroei-.-.. Kr.wrca r:ii-; iier i;.-.r ..-i hui. S',i.' c. u ;r-rr;ve. z -t 1'-.-.-.c Jl-'-.i-Ti ' O.-rrii Karr.e. Linia Ste-rtrr, He;.;er was rrted a tr-'t.-ry :r frarjt t viz y.i- . j f-. v.e v ; ir. the j- -.j'? ad B.narrt J.-jbut- ,a.mp.o'. Ej'umi s c.Y.is'.r Lir.ia was h-.-n ''.r Tim w.'r. the hamji.r. : --. v presented l-v ,, Ivr.e Fr? c T fx . rvembers years ar.-d 'vr-?er. lone: tour., ,--,e : Junior sr.vwma ship places Jjdy Sherer. were Rocket by lone, ae"or.5 .--.-a, uura S-?--r by De In comparing the prain ex - - pate fair, I Mite f Oer&n. j-.!;.r,fj tnat tnere v. i no c.miar - jit,r.-n, x - v r.f The wheat exhibits -ale o-r vi-.. r potion id ha-. :.-j the exhibit. r.e sweepstakes exhibit of E-rt wheat shown by .Kenneth Smouse. , worhv of that a a lone wa? If any: critici'-m was to be made of the 1 " . V'f if T' :M V r-t fi- (HTr- Cpv Tr:t':' low be not therre.ves tut t. -,e Lttle ;ir.to the wheat exhibit making a ftsjr Jmpresvion cf the quahty , ,.he exhibits to those who Jnht r.'t hav had the cr-1 VJrjty them befxe these S-ixture. wr:jr. In wsfrhinjr th - i.n.-.i t.k'( t? wf r.t to get a handful cf grain to get the feel" cf It Perhaps the tolution Is to glass in the tits, however. FIRST IN 4-WHEEL DRIVE Jeep vehicles lead the field! Go more places Cost less to own Com In for t Do more jobs ........ FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY HIPP NEB HIRTY YEARS AGO Frost tit Im ef &t C-ss5-T"; S7frrrbw IZ 1228 The cee'rJ'T re-rru .' ; at Eerier' i 122 Evieo j in!: by Las ar. Kits Lr.a 5L Q-; i.-.a 1 trrt v- f 1 i Ka Glafyi err ar.f Klw I Eet Trrra. t-j7:: C-lil'x-JlE. kiw Eer. Otr - .i'ti Erie t--ii JCn '.? tt a bti6t. trri Tr!i t".s. s eriT: laV ot'tt. jcsr "vr.irr.-" w3 pi L'.i Ar?ee -, e'- 3 rBt nrai fx a Liy K-!-rr-.s. s-.ee:.!: c b-j.Eriw at EtTjne T--.ei.iar. "rr " a ...... . dry -KTh a ttrf t e" -c ari Thr.rf -d i ntri-.f .de-Ti ca trd thn f!Ted ere? seat 5- ...r x.. -je -i-:v- tr.-J - rsert waj rled r: m the h 'rh Fiy.l. a t-x..: c lit L-.-.- m-r in cue groes a r- a !ie atcne tren?. :-h the th.;rd irade boldl'? the largest r-.:r.ber- 3. lxes Emert. Iwm ben 12 y-r ar w.'.t j.la' win t '-K'.-. br Maru by lrrv Webb; Emert ' cxte its' lone H h rsem ar.v. : we w'"i hr 2 -- - J rr-embers. Piarir.g 1 in the! terJor di-iri'.-i ih -., :z".'.r. Mar.'.re--. ;,.,,. E.r.j,;t riien bv t.v cv - j. ridden by Diana F'-iiet-.n; third. Buck ridden Vv li'da Svewart; ; fourth- Lady rtd-?en by Jslie ! Smith cf Butter Creek, i Horsemar.vhJp plaeings fx tiub members 12 years and ; younrer were rT Juz r.ddea ,hr Tim Tullis. lor.e; second Star ridden by Meridv Webb; thirl 1 r. r : "J i r. ien u v 1 11 - - 1 . . ... -.ose.Buck ridden by Caudia Nol; .fourta Margie ridden .dan Wymam by snerS- h-e fhe 4 K leaders of horse clubs assisted with the show. Thev were Charlie Dalv. Butter Rod M rray. Homer and Katherine Kager. Eeppner. Gene Pierce was , the announcer. Mrs Paul Webb 'assisted with the clerking. LEXINGTON Mr and Mrs Torn Faircloth and i jjj Vi'., n-e P-Hr.-rtrm eit.O, r. ..... .v. i .v.. r. v day. ' Joel Ergieman andCecilJor.es attended a co-oo meetlne last ' In jay right in Pendleton. VffllCUS BY WlliYJ MOTORS. ..WOttDI IA8GEST HUHUrACTUROt Of 4-WrlEEL DRIVE VEHICLES damortatratlon ' Lexington News Vi itA Mrs Morris KCarl and famT? vjt-jrf Kr V"' l-t.. ..'.? tt: ext m K4rrv' v- - weefcf-r.il zd'Y-or- dr.gref a 1 1 o n a I -rsits ch-imh Sunday " ' ' ' .j Lex; jt.2 on Kor.- 4-r-fi tt th Exv iM -y c-w , jie. Karj were ri It thl toe fx a "Baity sey- pr.-grtrs to t Se !27 at 10 a tr Thii -HI wntietj jf tyaitl vsx&z tna evto 'riiBS, asd i7cil t-t.gir.' and ( rs-t-f-t-aTei of yrisrtm will t j gen at ttli toe- Tboe present ter-a KarTiartt, 'yarr-arit !Ilie Smith. Walter 'skik l-ae Ca.p4ll. Er.er.ey KiUs, Jur Li rA.'. and Deha , Juries. The Wxrrf-rs Fe3owsfiip jT--p mee-.j wtics is acr.e.-i-ed fx T-esday aitenoon at the Smith's birx has been changed 9 Wednesday af.em,oon, because c Sunday School teacher in rractic! cl&sxs at Ivr.e cm Mot day and Tuesday afterrioorj. The mirsior-ary program is we.l un war -th work being done t3 bajes, and plans lor a v,r ire under way. Airy one ir.jPrected Is irrvlted to attenl i -. Ken jjarshali and Jlrs Een Palmer and daughters f:-. .h. ;i.-.et and Carol Ann were Yak- '.t. Tv.b mem- trA E'.ena, Washington vis d Txrnger. the t. the Labor Day week- -- Tm!a 'er.l 3 - t; thirl i Monument . .. , ...... i;ams lasi ween were sua im- t'TOtner Anr.ur ana jarauy ox PIANOS & i More top makes to choose from than any store in the Northwest. Mason & Hamlin Knab Chickering Fischer Warlitzer Price Range $495 to $7050 Jack Mulligan 112 S. Main Since field field f j h? r Si tn4 Amcktni htmikj ol Amthtn ORIGINATORS OF HEPPNEH PHONE 6-9103 bby wert vw from prlfiv i for the weekend with Ur rnvtfcer .fceta Hlnttm. r,.t. t'ixmjn wu In from f, the weekend. i Mr and Ms AnII Martin w t - - i ...ill- . . - V..l. ww. frorn j-nr.ev"' vn u; 'idays. TLey returned hm Mon- d-ay itte-rnoon. taking their son (jary, who ha been here wi!h hit ejandparen's the pant mwjth. w'v. Caroline wanin bum i iu'ji Lee fihar.k w-rit with far ai WwviJIe Uklng e.e but from thwe to Portland to their schools. Mdnneua rd Elmer Matteaon are buay rttir:2 In their winter wvyj. J'ajxard Hamilton Installed a vt water tank and a shwer at .the J'e Wheeler nome. yj L J Matteson or AJturas, 'California was In to visit his f,, here last week. p,0a Lumber Wins Timber Bid Pilot Rock Lumber Company: was the sijccessful bidder on 9000XO0 board feet of National Forest timber on the Gopher Springs sale, forest supervisor C M Rector announced today. The sale Is located 14 miles west cf Ukiah in the Ukiah larger district Riot Roclc Lumber Co. paid tlWfZf) lot the timber. Bid prices were: Ponderosa pine S27j00. Douglas fir and western larch 512.15; white fir and other species $6.15. There were six bid ders present ST WILLIAM'S CHURCH lone Mass 8:30 a m Sunday. LEXINGTON CHURCH OP CHRIST Rev Norman Northrup, Pastor Sunday school 10:00 am. Worship 11:00 am. Evening service, 7:30 pm. Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30 pm. ORGANS Chord Organ Wurltizer Chord 2 in 1 Organ Spinet Organ Traditional Price Range $695 to $3750 Pianos & Organs 1923 Pendleton. Ore. tested ! proven ! (Trichlorobenzoic Add TBA) bindweed (morning creeping jenny), Russian knapweed, other tough perennial weeds and vines Jh biSdweedfaild other tough, viny perannials off lands, .off your fencerows, roadsldea, rlghta-of-way prodSn.1"11 perennia" nd rMtorin jt sf pSiSss; BENZAC is thorough, works through the soil as well as riant find BmirSii :i8llt down t0 th' tinStXWS SSliv Vi,-i ? fasy-t0-use. eoonoraical spray chemical that Get .11 th. Urn .bout BENZAC, .t ,ou, d. J.r no I STlCHEfJ unit CHEj BENZAC liwtnei ctWMtuI eeveloemeirt tl AnKhem heduc. Im. Irt lntwM hoduch. Inc. (Fmh; Amtrtcta Ctimlcd Met Ci I St. Mp, Mo . AMBLIR, 2,4,0, 2.4,5-T AND AMINO TRIAZ0LE uo in ivi irxjrrH cat urmmrt C L Vwles, Pastor Saturday aervlow Sabbath school, 8.45 A M. fiernw-n, 11J A M. "Votc of Proyajecy" radio broadcajrt war O0 erery Sun day, 9 PM- "Q-itet K'ur" radio broadcast, P'xtland, Oregon, JCKJi Monday through Friday, 3.30 P M. CKB1STIAX CHURCH (,t.irle V Knox, minister Eible school 9:4i V.Vth ip service 11:00 a m. FIRST EAJT1ST CEXTRCB lM Rev J W Riley, Pastor Sunday school 10 am. Mornlr.f worship 11 am, EverJcg servkc, 7 JO prn. Prayer meeting. Wednesday, at 7:30 p tn. ALL SAIKTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev C Bruce Spencer, rector Holy Communion, Sunday, 7:30 a rn. Family seric, 10:00 a m. Ho!y Communion Wednesday!, at 10 a rn and 10 a m all Holy days. CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAT SAIHTS' American Legion hall Priei'thood meeting, 8:30 am. Sunday school at 10:30. Sacrament service will begin at 11:30. Those who are inter ested are welcome to attend. LOW IP "Golden Sleep" Button-Free Mattress NO BUTTONS! NO BURPS! NO LUMPS! $2Y8 during Seaty's Goldei Values Sale iait lucon TOMI CASE FURNITURE CO. glory, your wh, farm- herever PA. NDea, CM. WEED KILLERS CONDON DTJ 4-5600