day can bring
'iV.'fr an J punt it
tark lunch,
will U far-
, f.Uhtvl.
nght and rally TurJy at
! a n, Auguti th 4 ! tup
rrintrndcnu Mill U-jrn tavtn In
th rr.trlrt In 4 II fit, tluth
Irr. sr.-J krit-- FtMHi fan
rntefn brlttrt-M If .CM and
11:00 A M.
The 4 II milk bar will t In
l'UMr.i- cm Tudy, Wednes
day and Thursday for lun h time-
nat-k of sandwiches, milk and
fc'ft drlr.ka.
I it hom economic Judging
Chals With Your
Home Agent
ir trnftR xirmis
I finl myetr "luing and
breathing- fair the da. The
Harrow county Fair an J IUmW
In lleppner la scheduled fur
August 2J 28; the North Murrow
Fair In Boardman 1 September
13; and the Oregon State Fair
in Salem. September 2 10.
I'd like to tell you about the
4 II home economic event lined ;eontet are scheduled far Tu-.
up for the lleppner fair. day afternoon. Junior mcmhm
We begin on Monday. Auutjfrom 9 to 13 year of ace will
22. when 4 11 leaden meet atM their skill In Judging In
the fairground for a "work day" (clothing or food at 1:00 p m.
to clean the pavilion and ar-j Senior club member. 14 yean
range the table and show caw or older a of January 1. 19G0,
for display. IVople working that will rneet t 3:00 for the con-
, test.
Wednesday, August 21 U a
big day for the 4 II clothing
girl. At 9 00 A M they will
model their dre&se before the
Judges for tyle revue. That
evening at 8 P M there will b
a public atyle revue at the fair
pavilion o eveo'one can ee the
fine work thes girl have done.
The 4 H wool sewing contest,
bread baking contest, and cake
J baking contest will be run-off
on Wednesday afternoon, start
tng at 1:00 P XL
Thursday la 411 demonstrate
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
Hamilton Or?oa
Th. JO 76651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
iMonumenl News
ly MARTHA MATTES OM
Weil 1, a gHl start fv the
month Ha another big fire,
which started on Wall cwk near
J.ihnr.y Cake mmintain Augu!
1.
Matnard 4rtulii.n aoent Tuea
day and Wednesday working at
Ijt.Rg Creek.
Mary Llp;rt drwe her oldest
son I'avui to lieppner wonaay
f,r Medical aid.
Inn day and we expect thl one
M lie big one! AppHctlon
blank have been sent out A
a k 11
Mn a we Know wno an wiu
tke part, we'll et up th ached
ule. ivnvmstrailona will begin
at 9 00 A M nd run throughout
the day, We are holding Friday
for demonstrations too. If we find
It necessary. Don't forget the 4 II
Dinner for the public Thursday
We urge you to plan to eat your
nmtn meal at the fair pavilion.
Proceed will go to the 411
leader council to promote our
4 11 urogram.
Exhibits will be up until 5:00
p m on Friday for public viewing.
We have close to 100 girl en
rolled In 4 II home economics.
This should mean a lot of fine
exhibits. It should be quite a
fair!
Why you should follow this
Sensible
Morning
Glory Control
Program
in 1960
An effective morning glory
control program provides field
scale elimination of the weed,
eradication of patches to pre
vent infestation or reinfestation
of cropped lands, all at reason
able cost. No program o loom
ing glory control has proved
more efficient measured either
by results or cost than the
Amchem Morning Glory Con
trol Program.
HERE'S
HOW IT
WORKS
638 WAf
A taatt si 14 fttaf j (
at Mm fessi mm mm TV -
IftilailiVw
eSiJr. j and BENZAC!
STEP ONE
Spray field-scale morning glory in
festations with WEEDONE 638, a
special 2,4-D formulation for morn
ing glory control. First application
will provide measurable reduction of
the weed. Complete kill will result
from repeated spraying. The number
and frequency of treatments neces
sary will vary with the heaviness of the
infestation. Because WEEDONE 638
is systemic in action, it leaves no
harmful soil residues. Its low vola
tility means no vapor damage to
nearby susceptible crops. Its low cost
makes repeated field-scale applica
tion economically practical.
STEP TWO
For existent patch infestations of
morning glory along fence rows, in
drainage ditches and on other non
cropped land areas, use BENZAC,
the double action morning glory killer
that kills both through leaf and root
absorption. BENZAC remains in the
soil to kill morning glory seedlings.
The most effective morning glory
killer ever developed, BENZAC is a
liquid formula, mixes readily with
water for ease in use and handling.
This program may be varied to fit the
infestation.. If fields are widely and
heavily infested follow both steps
thoroughly. If cropped lands are free
of morning glory but spots of morn
ing glory in surrounding or nearby
areas threaten cultivated fields, use
only Step Two.
Start your control program now and
end vour mornina aloru vroblems
or good with WEEDONE 6S8
mm AMCHEM PRODUCTS, IHC.
Amchem, Weedone and Benzac are registered trademark of
AMCHEM PRODUCTS, INC. (Formerly American Chemical Paint Co.)
AMBLER, PA. Niles, Calif. St Joseph, Mo.
Inland Chemical Service
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J ton. Wh f tf-e ken4 ta
Ust the family,
t Mra S K UwU lM i'-h er
Ji;!.!rc and n and t!u-ir fun
iiir tu xuit m-nth r mot
I itu-hmoitd. ll.MM4.
Arrfcle tV went t IVn.llrtn
Lexington News
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I'Uf.a Manrl it Tt PU-.
.lauJfrf tf V.r atil Mr CUIf
Mutrl u u::i- Let ifiar.J
..' ! Mr .! Ml C.lrrtl
Mr a. Mi Vlvr .-u.sth n4
t.i. i J a li-Mc at
train. 1H tt 4 hU4im U,r ,ihJ t Armln V.U.n anJ ' lmmif rar.t 5j r!n- tm Tutay.lwrrK.
cwmlne hm flrt Kr.4in tdi A,H U l?.j,, Mr ,lu) Un r-j . TTT--r ;
m..iiih In U M nrT!j, ,-..! rtiu-hir. ltaflrn. ft"
Uihr ami rrUtive -nJ Mf n4 Mr Jvk arti, Nm,j
Mr a4 Mr L J Mtt..n J U,
MUUVW)Wlow auimhi i Mr Wrn Vlall an l
Mr an4 Mr CWr Mwacl
arthaw th flirnrit a
l t(nu i.t ar4 a mntrj
il-.i wtxk.
Mi Iw-itn llvHit an4 Mr Va4
Sx k iut ty Nri rL4tln4
M.ll.-I Iut tif lhl
infant dauhit-r ar vcn4!ne
ram up putw4 nniii w
ijvml th wrke-nj im v e r ,m llm hr parrttt. Mr
rHailvr. T1fy rHurnJ la thfir j, lVlto pau4fc-n.
hwr Sunl4y rvciuntf .. ... .. , f
,m'4y tt-rnurtn. AusuMUauchtrr. Crrg anj Anita Pat4
3 Mr liatri: .ri. Mr vora ' m,n an, ijnJa VanWInkl wef
Stubtlrffl4. Mi K' l"upvr.
Margart-t Holme an4 Mr lUr
Jen lU-r -r In '-"- at
h...-r In th crank"' hall, rur
Cran4vlni vUttora in Tucvlay,
Mr Crcll Jn an4 !auhtr
Charlrnc. an4 C.reg LTa at-
tcndtsl th Ann Shcnck funeral
Mr nl Mr Hill S-n'. naa .nc In Pcn41tn n Tu
ih mUfortun to hum ut two ,j,yi (;,Pg wa, palllarrr. Mr
vtrrki aco. Tticy rtwivcsi manj-
gifi tM-Hldi- cash.
Mr .n! Mr Frank William
drov to B'n4 Satur.i.iy a mw
iholr dauchtcr Mr i: MrPun
.1,1 n.l ihr dauKhtor fr.m
. . . m ..ft. . ...il .l.la
San Jvm. ir. w" ni
for two or three we-k and attend
th wt!dlnjt f hT tr't!uT mar
it mi Sunday.
Mr and Mr DUk Martin ana
lui) -h lilirn were lunrnewi
cuit Sunday at ihe llarr'
St)tt horn.
Mr and Mr Lllburn Hunt of
Creek spent tne weekend
visiting relatives nd friends.
Mr Jack Harris went to Day
ton. Wash Sunday afternoon to
pend a few day with nor hus
band. Mr and Mrs Verne McCarty
spent Friday In Heppner. She
visited her sister and family, the
Clayton Sweeks.
Johnny Stubblefield of Eugene
brought his two sons up last
week to visit their grandmother,
Ellen Stubblefield and other relatives.
Phone- your naws Item to 6-9228.
Shcm-kt leave to mourn her
pasting a daughter Ruseann and
a n Johnnie.
Mr and Mr O W Cutsforth en
tertained Hev and Mr Walter
Smith at their mountain cabin
on Sunday trie occasion iH-ing
Mi and Mr Smith' wedding
anniversary. Other visitor for
th day were Mr and Mr Joe
ornelUon and Mr and Mr Cecil
June and family.
Mr and Mr Max Breeding and
Mm Freda Dennis and son Jay
were visitor this week at the
O G Breeding home from Port
Livestock Market
Cattle Hogs Sheep
SALE EVERT T0ESDAT
12 NOON
On U. S. Highway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-66SS Hartnlaton. Oregon
Don Wink. Mgr.
Has. HermUton JO 7-3111
Frank Wink & Son Owner
LET ME TELL
YOU . . .
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HEPPNER
Fair Pavilion
DANCING 10 TO 2
MUSIC BY
THE Leonnig's
ADMISSION $1.50 PER PERSON
CONDON DU 4-5600
PH. 6-9103 HEPPNER