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ntttHtn GAXCTTZ -TIMES, Thursday. August 11 IHO (Jrang Trail) AliJj Tour. Iimw I Schaol start.
They win b font ju yt. Mr Mtuj Mt tX! Sherman and
l:rv ami Mr tUnJy MiJJl
tun tjf ih Cursing atlonl Church
iin Ct-n.lufj mt( in furtland on
Mr Pay Turnrr ami tuna if L ' ..- r..., ...
Kurne cr visiting h-r jurrnta.
Mr and Mr Ck-o Vmke and other
relative In Ion lli t week.
Cu-t vt Mr end Mr LwU
lUh oMfcTl uct th wrtkfixl w -r-
Mr and Mrs Richard I'ca and
lnna f Portland, and Mia
Judy M.iM.n. Mlf Man left
Monday tt Snta IV Spring.
California win-re sha will teach
this year,
Mr and Mr Dallas Sluxkl.-y
nave rrtumod home afir bring
In rurtland where Mr Fhookly
aitt-ndi-d the "Air and Sjxtcc"
workshop conducted at the port
land 5tat College extension div
ision. Mr Ami, Iledman and child
ren returned home Friday after
a month' visit In Marquette,
Michigan and Chicago, Illinois.
Rev and Mr Rod MacKcnzle,
k.iii upl of Oregon, Dr liuHrry,
The Maranatha's met at tha
home t.l Mr Hod MacKerule on
vYdneday. Mr MarKenrle told
of h r trip to Camp Adam where
ha atit-ruled the women re
treat. tkur prize w ere won by
Mr Osrar Lundcll and Mr Waite
Crawford.
Mr and Mr Bill Itietmann and
sons are vacationing at Tuft.
Mm Kmh-rkk Martin left on
and Mr Howard Nettr ja tt Por.
ind ara staying a' H Ti
on ranch.
Th .voluntrtn lira r!ejt ai
raluJ la lh Lfii TroeJiiuii ranch
on Sunday ny.rnlnr where aoma rek
family & Muntno, Washtnf
ton are tuning hu aister and
family, Mi and Mr Dun lUtl.
Mr a id Mr Van Hubbard
l""t lew day l port land ll
Heavy Incoming
Grain Movement at
Portland Foreseen
Sujt-lle (4 train In Pun land
terminal elevator have bean re.
dueed sharply which could
I tii. in iiii ivnimv unrn m
Livestock Market
Cattle Hog Sheep
SALE EVERT TUESDAY
12 NOON
On U. S. Highway No. 30
N ORTKWESTEAN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 Hennlatotv, Oregon
Don Wink, Mgr.
Baa. HennUton JO 7-3111
Prank Wink & Son Owner
ira IaHiI Hi. rr.u
took Lea arJ Yvonne White. ,,lAu ...- new rrop 1 haneteL
mall da'gMer of Mr and Uni K.lhv vrr,.h .n.t Thi prediction cama from T
Tom Wb.tr to Portland Iat week partloW Ralph Harry, grain dlvUion chief
... . , f .. Pn ... Mr anl Mr Unn!e McCab tn department U agrl
and Vr Leland Moe. Mra Vhlta Lnd famJ, lw vU1ng rrl,Uvfi culture. At tha urn tlm ha re
and C4ry alo vlaltH with Mr ,n rn,rrI,lt, ported July grain receipt at Port
an Air tharle wnita whlla ... rmnn, land continued tha detllna which
th were ttiere. I . ... Am started In Mav.
Jr Larry Fletcher and child- Kathleen of Sookane were via-1 rhe ,u,y drop In Incoming
Saturday for Camp Adam where rn. Mr Bob Ritenhaur and aon lilng at he Nelon ranch ovfrT,,n ,0 8 million buahela U
he wui Im a cabin councilor rri i rortianci were wwxena gueit th weekend. Keith Nelaon r-lauff' aiarx in e
fntini.in girl and a diacua'nof Mr and Mr Harvey Ring. Mrajturned hone with them on Sun-Prt Jl!ng fer mid July, tha
Ring and Linda Rowell returned J day for a visit un "l Glode dock on July
to Portland with them. I Robert Hubbard waa in Port- 10 hold back due to the
Mr and Mr Charlea Lvbeck.r I land last werk w here ha took September effective data of
and familv of LafTrande uir hla uhvaleid for the Armv. lower grain rreignt rate.
eursts of Mr and Mr Garry Mr and Mr Berl Aker and! '',ny lva thl comparlaon of
Tulli last week. familv anl Harold Rletmann 'U,X Kr,in movement into rort
Mr and Mr Charle. Doharty nt to Pa on Monday. Robert d RlJ!??;. I'll
and Joan Marie attended a lam- Aker. nd Harold Rletmann reg-- !lU,U'y
ilv Mcnie at Lamrdon Lake on Uted l me LOiumftia Baaln v
2,nday. Other, present wer. Mr College In .a un on.
tmj nr iiaii ii rifM'Kiev innntm. i -ir aw
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l'ad-r. Sue Townaend aoeompan
led her and ihe will alter J U.
camp thl week. Camp Adr-iis
i n Ktat Congrecatloni i cmp
near Molalla,
Ruthanne and Marybtftf. Riley
are visiting thl we I n Van
couver. Washington wi"i friend.
Mr and Mr Doud '.nd family I
of Fhelton, Washing'! re Visit
Ing their daughte' and family,
Mr and Mr Jame , Morgaa
Jim Trangsi'.J of Kindred,
North Dakotr rM been working
at the Tai'I rews ranch during
harvest. JV. ranjjsurd and Mrs
Tew ar, o. Jther and sister.
Mr b.i a Ma Harold IIolt2 drove
Mr K i'i frs Clarence Holtz and
Cur' T.oedson to Portland on
Thirfifly. Friday morning Mr
jfrs Clarence Holtz and Mr
rf.dson left on the Oregon
M h CMMr.' uLi H that registration for the lone JUJj . coun.
Doherty ,11 of Pendleton, and high ax-hool will be on .Sept 2 W fft,tti!ta
and Mra John Doherly, Mr and
Mr Ted ratcraon and children tMom: freshmen 1.00. aoph- ' "f" ,TW"
omore 1:30. Junior and senior. ' ' 1
2-.V1 All tiiilnt aro hkIioiI In Cargoes.
.. ,kt r..h tnv aivuuon cniei aaia nu men
August 21-WIW. Gran,, pic jn nnounce fth.! n.le 12733 grain Inspection in
of Arlington.
Date to remwuberi
nlc
, i i
la paiK.
August 29 Ion Community
school teachers and office,
mooting.
football pm-tlce will begin Aug th,e, er ndlng Jun 3a He
uuni -iri;uii weignea ana in
spected 71.6 million buahel of
the 137 million bushel, of grain
exported from tha Columbia river
the past fiscal year.
USF GAZETTE TIMES
CLASSIFIED ADS
Mother And Baby Doing Fine
In An All-Electric Home!
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Electricity warms the meals, washes and
dries the diapers, heats the bath water yes,
dependable electric service makes life easier
for baby and mother in dozens of ways
each day and for so little cost. That's why
modern mothers say...PP&L electric service
is today's biggest value!
See the new electric appliances at your
dealer's today.
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Mo : PACIFIC POTWERrcSc
Live Better. . . Electrically!
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a little Sulfur J a little Zinc
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Both sulfur and zinc have proved to be
essential elements for crop growth.
They must be available in the soil for other
nutrients to be effective. And they are
widely deficient in most Western states.
But most important, sizeable increases ?n yields
have been produced when sulfur or zinc
has been applied along with nitrogen, and when
they have been injected into the root zone.
To be sure you're not missing a chance
to improve your profit picture, we can
help you set up an accurate test on your
own land with Brea Brand Aqua-Z,
a new fertilizer that combines nitrogen and
zinc in easy-to-use solution form, or with
Brea Brand Aqua-plus-Sulfur, also combined
with nitrogen in solution form.
Both can be applied as easily and accurately
as Brea Brand Aqua Ammonia.
For more complete information,
give us a call today.
Jim Valentine
Heppner, Ore.
Phone 6-5388
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