Ktmtl GAXCTTE-TTMES. Thursday- tptmbr . 1964
U- I
IAS BOOSTS M CM ICR TCCS
Th Oifjjon Stat Bar -!iit-J
nrw vtl'.cer and voted to raise
it yrarly membership Ices At
lis n:iul convention At Cetr
hart Friday.
Th l'JtiO Legislature will vt
on th boost, from $30 to $30
annually, when It convenes In
January- K the Legislature ap
prove th laTnen may com
up with other fetf-boosting Ideal
Her the teflon?
Dean F Bryson. rortland. wat
elected president. H la former
member of the Oregon leclsla
ture. serving In 1M3, from Joint
Multnomah -Clackamas District
Ray Lafky. of Salem. was
elected Vlc President, He la at
alatant Attorney General assign
ed to the State Accident Com
mission, and has been In sim
ilar state government positions
for the past 16 years.
Election yeara being followed
by legislative sessions make
grinding assiduity In state law
departments. This was brought
out in nominating Mr Lafky.
VOTERS PAMPHLET
None of the political parties
rem to be doing a very success
ful Job of getting unregistered
voters to register to vote at the
November 8 general election,
however the forthcoming 839,000
voters pamphlets using 80 tons
of paper ahould be a stimulant
for good government. There will
be some books available by Oct
11, according to Dale Malllcoat,
administrative assistant to Sec
retary of State Howell Appling
Jr.
NATIONAL DEBT
! A.Urrinif a testimonial din-
tier ?iekrr ! th House Sam
lUjt'um. as reported by Con-l?r-wxrfun
IMtth Oren. said
Vm bUH..n Kftt durtn
MArn rr 4 lvmttk' Ad-rr.tr.'rs'-n
Mii tm 2u.ld the
Korean War. while the ltub.
Ji. ans sj-rnt mr th Wl
lin in "en ea when there
tiui nu war.
"Nut ine dollar." wild Ky
burn, -ha ben paid on the nat
ional debt In seven ers. In
terest on the national debt is
nw fci blllln a year."
Th forefi'lng U quted here,
and correctly, that thiMj who
have been heating It twisted and
pieced mealed to fit the party
politics of the sieaker. may have
a correct version without a Dem
ocratic or Republican slant.
Insurance companies and
mhr atp Investor noW hold
about $28 billion old World War
H government bond wrucn ao
not come due until dates be
tween 1967 and 1972. Until then,
iwu um does not have to pay
off. and when he doe he would
pay only 2' per cent Interest.
But the Secretary of the Treas
on.. rr.rwiM- to take back some
of the bonds now, and give the
holders new government oonas
paying a higher Interest rate,
1,1 he as much as 3-
(7.8 per cent
The large Investors would re
ceive much more Interest than
they receive now at an unneces
sary cost to the taxpayers of
I'M million a year.
TARDT FILING CREDIT
I The best that can be said for
the tardy filing of candidate
Elmo Smith is that he has not
' put the blame on his office help.
WELFARE MEET
I An estimated 600 delegates
will attend the West Coast reg-
' lonal conference of the American
Public Welfare Association in
Portland. Oct 1012.
Wor will be State
no. vii uj-..
1 Treasurer Howard C Belton, and
FALL'S
NEWEST
LIPSTICK
SHADES .. .
By
Helena Rubcnstein
SCARLET SATIN
For Brunettes
VELVET FLAME
For Red Heads
CHIFFON RED
For Blondes
AND
Revlon's New
BERRY BON-BON
Youll want to see Fall's newest shades of
Unsticks that are made to compliment each
Kou. regardless of your coloring. They're new
and lovely.
A FALL SPECIAL
HELENA RUBENSTEIN'S
SKIN DEW SPECIAL
Free $4.00 Herbessence Cleanser with S5.00 Skin Dew
Moisturizer.
ALL FOR $C00
ihf! A Suiaiue. fanner gov
ernor and put li.her 4 tht Ore
gon .siatcsnan. Also n
u Vli:um L Mitchell. f"
uiity dir.lnltrtijn com mis
skni from Washington, I C
The rvr.tVrciu will d- with
problem ranging from U
the gle and dependent child
ren to hi..--. tl.-t wilt n-su!t
from the new fe kral health bill,
iiiie d the conference will be
the Sheraton Portland Hotel.
NORILAO SATS U I TOPS
The fritted State I In a bet
ter military pitlori than any
nation In the world." said K"t
rctentative Waller Norblad in
addressing the regional Conven
Hon of the Military Order of
World Wars in Portland. Satur
day night.
-We have avoided the Soviet
portion of rtllng almost com
pletely on the ballistic missile
and have Instead flexibility and
a variety of modern weainms.
including the mUUle that can be
brought Into use at a moment's
notice.
-We have the further advan
tage of having good friends and
allies all over the world who
have furnished us with bases
from which w-e can launch mass
counter-attacks by land, sea and
Farm Real Ettato
Taxes in Oregon
Hit Record High
Tame on farm real estat In
all time high la.t
; ...
er. averaging more than II
per acre fr in ' "
tin- rrpti Ktphen C Mirk.
eie'nlon agricultural rcontmUt
at Oregon State College.
Tae on farm real estate In
Oregon totalled $-u7 million la1
year, up a full 7 perr! over the
amount levied In Mark
found a he studied report from
the U S department of agricul
ture. These state and local gov
ernment levies on farm lind
averaged SUW ier acre.
This I the second largest In
crease In Oregon'a farm real
estate tas during the past 10
years. Marks said. Sharpest In
In l'fiS when tavc
were boosted a little more than
7 percent.
The continued rise In farm ni I
estate tax levies appears ta bt
due to steadily expanding rev.
nn fwiuirements of local gov
ernment, due to a general rise
In costs of provtaing puouc ser-
jvuv. Maris U Tl.es labile I
'rv i.t iiu:u.ie sum in. rigs a'
. t..fc.U. load, public wifaie. J
and the !:, J
Ti e gefvrl rvfty tas.
which Ire lud lair- on frm
rr estate, U the priiiury s.-ufe
! rrvetiue tt lirl govnrneht
! Matkt Iir.ted out.
j lt ntrt, gi lt vIu it
jtregon. farm real eslaie dutlnf
the ear endlr Mrh I.
sit about $ -f--nt. Thu. the
7 perrent Increase In ta levle
t:l the state pushed the tas to.
value relationship from 19 cent
per Sim) value in IT, to Sie2
per acre In 13.), Marks said.
Oregon was one of 22 states
over the nation In which the
farm real estate tax levy last
ear Increased 3 to Id percent
over the previous year. Ten other
state showed less than a 3 per
cent Increase In farm real estate
taxes, and 12 states showed In
creases of 10 to 13 percent Three
state. West Virginia, Arkansas,
and Florida showed an Increase
of more than 13 percent.
air from almost any direction."
rt
11
FREE PUBLIC INVITED
Safety Rally
STAR THEATER, HEPPNER
WED., OCT. 5-7:30 PM
-SAFETY FILMS
-RESCUE BREATHING
-DEMONSTRATIONS
-CARTOONS of Interest To Kids
-HUNTING SAFETY
SrONSORCO IT
KINZUA CORPORATION
la Cooperation With
State Industrial Accident Comm.
o
CENTRAL MARKET
Your Headquarters for Bargains. . . and the
Pill
1
V
61 OF THE WORLD'S MOST
GLAMOROUS 1961 CARS!
1000 other 6 RE AT prizes 1 1061 chances for YOU to win I
,
j
OCT ENTRY BLANKS HIRE
CARnation CARnivalll
l' 61 OF THE
WORLD'S MOST
GLAM0R0US'61 CARS
tn Carnation
pu j 4 Cans
m 59
CARNATION
POWDERED
MILK
14 QT. SIZE
99c
9&
with inserts from 2 packages
of Swift's Premium
Brown 'N Servo Sausage
49
details in package PER PKG.
4
BLTJ HILL
DURKEE'S SALAD DRESSING
4
Ot,
LARGE CHOCOLATE BARS 2 FOR gC
NESTLE'S
LUMBERJACK SYRUP, 22 ox 29
- ....r,.....r 1
r--'--" '' IT-L...TJ.J.-.-J'---
MIIIIIIIIMIIIHI IIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIMI
CEREALS
-WHEATIES
-CHEERIOS
-JETS
-FROSTOS
Mix or Match
4
PKGS. $4 00
JL
MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS - Phone 6-9288
SHOULDER
BEEF ROASTS lb. 45c
SLAB BACON, Flavorful fir Lean lb. ggC
BOLOGNA LB. PKG. QC
BIG DIME PRODUCE SALE!
RED, RIPE SLICING TOMATOES, LB ((VlC
FLAMING RED TOKAY GRAPES, LB
LONG, GREEN SLICING CUCUMBERS, 2 FOR
IHIIIMHIIMMIIilllf tMIIIMHllHHIMMimPMIIIIIimMIMIMMI
tllMIIHIIMIIItllMIIHIMHIIIHIMIItlMMlllimmillltMIMIHII
SCHILLING
BLACK
PEPPER
4 ounce
39c
J,,, HnllMlllMlltllMIMMIHIIIIIMHIIMIMIlMIMIHiniMIIHl
Hey Kids - They're Here!
Caramclcd Apples
Specials
For
Sept. 30-Oct. I
Central Market & Grocery
PHONE 0-96U
HEPPNER