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STATE READIES EASTERN TOUR ON UNIQUE "SELL OREGON PROGRAM Arraftremn;ta art naarlnf cn.ihj l-un f.r an Orrjfon In dutirlal d-el mnt tur of the at and Mldnt durlr h nrrk tf Mrrh ?U. according to Orald W "iar.k. chairman of the governors adUoy commit Ire to the Orrgon Department t. f'lannlng and Development Governor Mark Hatfield and team f m 19 tulna ! Industrial Iraders UI tell "the Oregon story" to top eaecutlvea f larga national Industrial firms al luncheon meetings In New York March 21-23 an4 In Chicago March 31 nvllalln are going out lo ir-(lnt and board chairmen of a "blue chip" list cf aoma 3iX) f h nation's lop corp iwiratlons. The guct list ' compiled ry an advance team of aU Oregon tualnrnnnrn. align ed ly their firms to the Depart ment t IMannlng an4 Develop ment, who sjxmt two weens in Glenn L Jackn. vlca president. California Oregon lwer vom pany; lUymond M Kell. chair man. Coiwrnlaalon of Public Dorks; Ira C Keller, president. Wetern Kraft Corporation. George A D Kerr, vice presl dent. U S National Hank; Thomas Kerr. prldent. Kerr Grain Company; Taul B MKee. board chairman. I'actic rower Light Co; David B Simpson. Nurri. Beef. Simpson; F.d gar W Smith, rancher and busi nessman; C B Stephenson. prel dent, First National Bank of Ore gon; Howard Vollum. president. Tektronix, Inc; Richard R Von llagcn. president. Llyd Corpor ation; and Sid Woodbury, dir ector U S National Bank and Western Airlines, The tour will I followed by an Intensive "sell Oregon" cam paign. Each guest at the lunch eon meetings will be sent a spec- tally prepared nrocnure on wre Chlca2o. New York, and Boston gon. A "sales team, working work ng with "irienna oi wrejjun mm inc wi' - , "... . ... ... I j n.ulnnmnt then wil In thow cltiea to make arrange merit for the meetings. Tentative plana called for a luncheon meeting In Ronton, but this wai changed on the recom mendation of the advance team to scnd two days In New York Instead. Presidents Oregon chambera of commerce and other Oregon business leaders assisted In making up the guest list. sug gesting names of companies con sidered to be possible prospects or locating a plant In Oregon. Oregon business leaders will assist Governor Hatfield In ex tending the state's greenest wel come mat" to Industry, and tell ing the story of Oregon. Its peo ple, resources, and Industry. Those who will be members of the Oregon team on the tour Include: Robert Bishop, vice president. Pendleton Woolen Mills; George Brown. Oregon State Labor coun cil; Henry Cabell, chairman. Board of Higher Education; Ed win C Cone, mayor of Eugene; Thomas W Delell, board chair man, Portland General Electric Co; Dr Walter P Dyke, director, Llnfield Research Institute; Ger ald W Frank, vice president, Meier & Frank Co and chairman, Governor's Advisory Committee; nlng and Development, then will make personal calls on many of the "prospects." Purpose of the tour and the follow-up program. Frank em phasized, Is to sell the entire ktte and not any selected area or community. He said: "We re going to ten me story of Oregon as a state which wel comes industry and Is seriously concerned with creating a favor able business climate. We want to make everyone aware of our state and Its many advantages, Including growth record, Intel iirrnnt anrf productive work force, great llveablllty features and Its many resources of water, power, timber, and diversified agricul ture." rtaturlnf hlh styling aad tasa f haadUag. fard a ralron Kinrhrra ! a lol and a pa' ttvtV.l of pounds. OptUnal equipment f?rred Ua htci Inrludrs r.dlo and antamaUe lraaMtioa. The lalcoa Kanrhrr will f tale la Ford draleripa acrw the !. later thla month. Boardman C of C Hears Talks on Area Develoment By MARY LEE MARLOW Stafford Hansell. state rep. resentatlve. was guest speaker at the meeting of the Boardman Chamber of Commerce Tuesday of last week, speaking on ten tative plans for development of recreation. Industrial and wild life sites along the pool that will be treated by the John Day dam. A large delegation Is planned OSC Range Seeder Released Tor Use Throughout West A special grass seeder that may revolutionize aeeding on rough range lands and cut over fotest lands has been released by the Oregon State College ag ricultural experiment station for commercial use. Further development of the new-type seeder so It can be used on a wider variety of range and forest lands was recommen ded at a recent meeting of the Inter-Agency Range Seeding Euulnn.nl Canmitt.. report! J.n. All but t- mmtrt wr . .. ,c .ri,ti!inf ! (.resent. ensMum Th commute U mad Our mating Md ' up of rrpresrntatives from the' e. Crabtrrel hw. i! Fuiri Sc-rvlc. Buwaa of mountains. Aff.iis. VSDA Agricul tural Research Srvk, and other governmental agemles. The seeder will now W -t to the Arcadia Equipment Dev rlopment Center of the U 8 For est Service. Arcadia. California. Bouater said. There. H will under go further development so It can b uited on range and forest lands of the 11 western states. The special grass d.f,r' known as -Drt Flower IV. was Invented by Booster uir" principles developed by D N Hy der and F A Sneva. ranga re-..-hf-ra at the Squaw Bdtte- Harney branch experiment ati-; tion near Burns. The sturdy new) machine Is able to seed In rough land covered with brush, stubble, and rocks. ' Before seeding with the new machine, brush on land nd to be killed by plowing or disc ing. Booster said. The wldc wheels on the seeder use It great weight to pack the soil to( make a firm seed bed. and at, the same time open small seed fnrmu'i In the nacked coll. Seed Is dropped In the furrows, and covered with loose soil by heavy drag links. In tests on Oregon range and sagebrush lands, the special sou We made plans on how we would df-wat the 4 H window In lone. We received H and calendars for the eat. We had an achievement test and then the meeting 1 jlifT.ea iXrOoi aa Ulgd " P TA Mreh 9 and r hurfh March tt- Rrfreshmenta were served by Mrs Crabtrre, Judy Sherer. rerter ise GAzrrnc ttmes CTA&urtEO ADS .(l aJLAAAAAAAAMA V V V V VT V V V V V V V v NOW-- Economy Cor Owners CAN SAVE AN EXTRA WITH Safeco Auto Insurance n t 11..- f a?ranf a firm inn mn,i furrow Dlacement of t Gov Mark naimiu wmn ' . ,t. I 1 HmM more survival, and EIGHT THIMBLES CLUB The Eight Thimbles 411 club met at the Leather's home. March 3 with seven members present. w. riiKrusscd National 4-H week. Also what we were to do at the P-TA meeting. Because of spring vacation our next meeting will be March 21. First year girls worked on their pincushions and second year girls finished their potholdors. Terry O'Connor was hostess. Deniece Matthews, reporter in mn he arrives here for the public h..irin(T to discuss development of a Space Age Industrial Park site In this area March 17. It Is planned for the Riverside high school band to be present also. The governor will arrive here at 3:30 p m by plane and will land at the Boardman Bombing Range. He will speak that night In the Boardman school gym nasium at 8 p m. Mrs Seth Russell and Mrs Leo Potts were hostesses for the .tinrr nf the Ladies Aid So- ,-iniv nf Community Church the church nasemeni w cones in He -ftornoon of la week M s accompanied by her daughter, day afternoon of last ween, aits k children Putman Flying, Inc. WEED SPRAYING PHONE- FlyingAMotel - Phone 6-9928 HEPPNER 1- Enjoy The Great Wliiskey . of the Old West D I 'it IS' HiV'v'' ffifv' XT-, ' ! A(Vr:- 'Mr-..-- - SUNNY BHOOK Sunny Brook Kentucky Blended Whiskey tastes better than any other whiskey! S460 45 QT. Arnin Hug was In charge of the missionary program. Plans were made for the next meeting March 16 to be an all day work session, and bandages will be rolled and baby jackets made to present to Margery Benedict, missionary. Mrs Darrel Rash and daugh ters, Valerie and Deniso visited at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney, last week. Rash was a weekend visitor and Mrs Rash and Denise returned home with him. Valerie remain ed here this week. I The Beef and Pork livestock club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch Tuesday of last ...i, tirith thilr loader. Bob Si- card, Joe Hay, county extension agent, Heppner, showed a color ed film, "Cow Country." Officers of the club are: pres ident, Mike Partlow; vice-president, Jim Crouch; secretary treasurer, Billy Bellamy; song leader, Alan Moore. Other mem bers of the club are David Skou i... nnH Krrv Daniels. Mr and Mrs Harold Marlow are the parents of a daughter born March 4 at St Joseph's hospital in La Grande. She has been named Anita Dorette. Grand parents are Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow of Boardman, Warren E Carroll of La Grande, and Mrs Charles Smith of Union. Gr?at grandparents are Mr and Mrs J FOB SEED CLEANING & TREATING CALL Harold Erwin Phone 6-5806 FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermiston. Oregon Ph, JO 7-6651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS Long Distance Nation-Wlda Moving Service Mav flower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRAMS TEB CO. Tendleton. Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 ed with conventional equipment i .... i . .i i wach 1 1 n 3 times more survival, and nnhert Strut, hlch school higher yields after grass stands rn-rh ... an alternate delegate are established than grass piani for Morrow county to the repre sentative council of the OEA In Portland last Friday and Satur day. Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter spent the weekend in La Grande visiting at the home of Mrs Car penter's sister. Mrs Esther Em mons. . . Mrs Louise Earwood has left for Torrance. Calif, where sne will visit at the home of her son and dauchter-in law, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Earwood. 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