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COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Mf!ty O-urt ro-t In
iniiun on Wednesday. Juiy ,
'p. A Tti n.tnutes (4 Iho Juno
term r( re4 nd approved
1TI10 follow in Irtlrt ere order
,,.) eMrr.ded on tho tax rolls tif
, Marrow Co : City le. Heppner.
lf.'J"C1: lorip. K.IMOO; Irrl
gun, Sl.lCSt); lt.ardman. $3,134,
tv itiRit.in. 11.36 00. Hep-
.. . .ft 111
.r.rr Sewer :)licm. ivi nun
Ln-' lone. SiwUl Imp. 10
mill lew. rr- Flro Patrol
$1 1.740 di lrrli!n Rural Fir Pro
i.ion out. itivnao; Heppner
Kural Fire Protection DUt. &.
1H. Boardman Cem. Mire 2
mill Iey; Heppner m- M,c
DM.. 2 mill ley; Irrlgon Cem.
Mtre, DIM.. 2 mill levy. Morrow
Co. Sehoul DUt.. SCH0.845.0a
'hn..l IiM. So. Levy. $130,000.00.
liinI and Int.. Sen. Dist . No. 1.
S23.7S3.00; Seh. DUt No, 10.
$3.22300; Sh. DUt. No, 25. $13,
C73 .00. Sch. Dlt No. 35. $28,630.00.
Purl of Morrow. $32,000.00.
The Court ordered the transfer
of $22,722 S8 from I ho Motor
License Fund to the General
Road Fund. also, that a Dance
Hall L4cen.se be Issued to the
Rhea Creek Grange.
Tho following warrant woro
Uiuod on tho General Tundi
Mary E. Bryant. Dep $272.05
Elvira Irby. Dep 238.05
Why you should follow this
Sensible
Morning
Glory Control
Program
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 of morn
ing glory control has proved
more efficient measured either
by results or cost than the
Amchem Morning Glory Con
trol Program.
in 1960
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HERE'S
HOW IT
WORKS
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
1 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 your morning glory problems
for good with WEEDONE 638
and DEXZACl
AMCHEM PRODUCTS, INC.
Amchem, Weedooe and Beruac are registered trademarks of
AMCHEM PRODUCTS. INC. (Formerly American Chemical Paint Co.)
AMBLER, PA. Niies. Calif. St. Joseph. Mo.
Inland Chemical Service
6 9103 HEPPNER
CONDON DTJ 4-5600
UJllan Sweek. Dep. ?JC3
ft1rtUk Thorn"". DP . 31700
Vrlma GUa. It Nu' - 532
Jowihtn TVm j ", Off
Darl !ludn. Janitor 2210
J-hln Kanda, Off. CJk. 47 30
A. D. McMurdo. Thy. 2425
Hrrb XV. White. Jr, CI Hep, W 54
(Vir V- lvtern. Co. Ct, 3 w
l1r( V.l'l Rank. UI 5M40
Orejon St Ta Cmm . Sal 330
Pub. F-nip. RH. B l . Sal.
116 at, .Soc. See. r0 82 517 72
St. Ind. Ace, Comm.. SaL .... 122
It B. Itanda. Jut. Ct. . 2500
J met Drtacoll. P. M,
, 34 72
Mahoney A Abrama. D. A. lOS
H.r,arA Oil ( u . II. NufW.
19 4i Sher. Car 22 47 - 41 W
Ford a Tire Serv, Sher. Car 4690
n''hfiM Oil Toro Sher.
tar 10.15
lleppner Auto rart. Sher.
Car
Texaco. Inc, Sher. Car 6.20
Ilarrv Tamblvn. Surxeyor .... 300
Haloid Xerox Inc. Clk'a
Inc. - 130-3
Charles R. Hadley Plant.
Clk'a. Inc - n w
Kllham Sty. & Print Co..
Clk'a Inc
Turner. Van Marter A
Rrant. Clk"a Inc 74 39
Dunham Ptnff Co. Clk'a Inc. 20.10
Shorb'a Inc.. Clk'a Inc 197
General Elec. Co.,
Civ. Def. ITDi.TI
4 II Clubs, 411 Clubs 150.00
Inland Chemical Service,
Rural Fire
Becket Equipment Co.,
Rural Flr
Nudelman Bros., Jail Exp. 15.60
Heppner Gazette Times,
Off. Pub. w-'
Northwest Hosp. Serv., SaL
112.50. Ins. 56.00. D. A.
9.50 178 00
J. K. Gill Co.. II. Nurse 3.04
Union Oil Co. of Cat, I
Museum 94 50
Harry DInges, Assess.
Fid Vk 109-74
Dunham Pntg. Co., Treas.
Inc 70.00
. - . r. . . nje
Pac. Tel. & rei., .ur. cxp. .. (
Haloid Xerox. Clk's Inc. .... 57.94
Fulleton Chevrolet, H.
Nurse 470.28
Vanco Prod. Co., Cthse. Inc. 4.50
Gilliam Bisbee Hdwe. Co.,
Cthse. Inc 1394
Verd-A Ray Corp. Cthse.
Inc. 133.51
John A. Pfelffer. Qhse. Inc. 1.58
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
Cthse. Fuel 672.30, Cthse.
Inc. 10.28 682.58
Turner, Van Marter 4
Bryant, Ins 128.06
C. J. D. Bauman, Sher, Inc. 56.85
City Water Dept., Cthse 7.50
R. Wayne Stevens, Law
Bks, D. A 6.U0
Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 46.50
Dunham Pntg, Co., Treas.
Inc 219.80
Friden, Inc. Assess. Inc. .. 630.00
Wallace H. Wolff, M. D.,
Mentally 111 7.50
A. D. McMurdo, M. D.,
Mentally 111 15 00
Heppner Gazette Times,
Off. Pub. 32.24, Sher.
Inc. 22.75 54.99
Harry Tamblyn, Surveyor .. 10.00
Heppner Auto Sales, Sher.
Car 19-So
C. J. D. Bauman, Sher.,
Stamps & Env 200.00
Court St. Mkt, Jail Exp 9.95
Haloid Zerox, Clk's Inc 18.44
Burroueh Corp., Clk's Inc. 64.29
Phil's Pharmacy, Sher. Inc. 2.74
Herman Green, Cthse 3.00
Pac. Power & Light, Cthse. 110.65
Union Oil Co. of Cal.,
Sher. Car 10.06
Fulleton Chev. Co., H.
Nurse 1,479.72
C. J. D. Bauman, Sher.,
H. Nurse 3.25
The following warrants wore
issued on the Gen. Roads Fund:
Don Munkers 100.00
W. C. Heath 379.46
Lewis Ball 355.36
Glenn Irby 355.36
Harold Wilson 370.74
Harry Munkers 36.90
Donald Munkers 302.76
Donald Ball 367.36
Jerry Rood : 347.07
Laurel Wilson 388.00
Calvin Yackley 388.00
H. D. Sherer 407.85
Thomas J. Wells
Ray Hailey .
Andrrun IUe .
Charles Bailey
Ijb Ccrr.r!-.si ..
Duk IMrman -
Alka Junk Co.
Rrall Pipe and Tank
I Crp. --
Guthrie Uch, Co. -
; V.i'l Rank
trM- -- r -
lOreg St. Tan Comm. 41934
I Pun, Fmp. Ret. B4 W
St Ind. Arc. Comm. . .
32MJ
. 119.56
1.76170
4154 07
5 4O0 0O
. 769.70
jllrppnrr Auto Parts
4110
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
Hermiston. Oregon
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
CUSTOM SLATJGHTER1NG
WHOLESALE MEATS
A. W. Davis Supply Co, VJ.
Shell Oil Co. 1.106
Fulleton Chev. Co . 2.4M.35
Heppner Auto Sale. Inc .... 1303
Farley Motor Co. 3.9311)0
Union Oil Co. .... - 26.HG8.
Ford a Tire Serv. ... 1140,
Lenlncton Implement Co. 5.912.W
II. C Sherer - - 2.97
Pac. TeL Northwest - 10 K3
Gilliam A Blibee lldwe. Co. 20 51
Heppner Gaiette Times .... CS.73
Clyde Equip. Co. . 12520
Umatilla Elec. Co op, Assoc. 1.00
futtotnn Chev. Co. 23 6S
Omar Rietmann
English A Co. 4-0.U7
Barratt Sales Co 11-20
Independent Garage 2.30
Kuhn's Garaee 6.12
City Water Department .... 5.25
Lex. Imp. Co i.w.w
rvu'ev' Chevron St 6.50
Cornett Green Feed 154 04
Paul Pettyjohn Co 51.13
Pacific Power A Llcht 6.48
Stone Machinery Co. 79.30
Senter Tool Service, inc laa.iu
Industrial Air Prod 40.80
Radiator Chem. Corp. 10.00
Becket Equip, Co.
v w. tndust Laundry 7.oo
Heppner Nor-Gas Co 22.10
C J. D. Bauman. Sher 3.25
Sadie Parrlsh 25.00
The following warrants ware
Issued on the Misc. Funds:
Ed Baker, Weed Control .. 349.23
First Nat'l Bk.. Weed
Control 31.30
Oreg. St. Tax Comm.,
Weed Control 7.46
pub. Emp. Ret. Bd.,
Weed Control
u Ind. Acc. Comm..
Weed Control 20.01
Ford's Tire Serv., Weed
Control 106.73
Heppner Auto Sales,
Weed Control - 9.00
Heppner Auto Parts,
Weed Control 10.46
Lexington Imp. Co., Weed
Control 46.13
City of lone, Weed
Control 1-75
BOARDMAN
lU.brrt rl Arr.U OWrmeier
re In St Iteler.. i.tttnj: at the
h, ir.r. f thrir hnt ''
in Uw. Mr IT,i' i,r''
meirf. and their Mother In law
and iter. Mr and Mrs Bill
Thorj-e.
Mr Bill Clark and Val.
Turn. Rnly and Baro f In
land have returne.1 to their hme
after viln? fur ten da at the
hone of her brother and fcUter
in law. Mr and Mr Eafl Me
Quaw. Viitrs this week at the
Mi-Quaw home .are Mrs Mc
Quaw liruther In law and Uter.
Mr and Mr Clay R-nbalm
l!!Ur, and their rlefe. Patty
Jiiieway it Pallas.
Mr and Mrs A L Btainard a
jun UirntiK Calif a.rm4 Sub
day to ust at the home vt Brain-
Mr and Mr Ci)d Roblrumn.
Mr and Mr Rurll Miller ar.d
children Jim and Patty nt to
Yaktma. Wah Sunday to vlit
at the hme tf Mrs Xt liter's untie
and aunt, Mr and Mr Glen Ball.
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from"? That's the RHAPSODY
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