1
i
t- eirms OAimt TixM. thu4i. Oct n imp
Chals With Your
Home Agent
y CSTKCR KIXM1S
Im Uy n ! ! Mi a l!Mle fell
;ke Mvn ni Kennedy 1
uHk hfn t1umtr-l til the
wnk when w HiimH lh
i-..ur.ty fchl promoting H
wt.fk. You . Mot-r 1 I
lptnnlne f cW c'ub fSr
We met i!h all grade. rt-
Irs f n1 ,n,rf-
rIvl h!fh w't tgdent la e
.)n l thrm the lrlv!ej:c r4
rd.nlnjr l 4 H " '" A
4 II member they hav the prlvl-l-re
t't Jlnlne Mil club with
other few and tlrla; wearing a
4 II Inslfnla; attending 4 II lour,
meeting, camps, jartlrlpatlng
In i II content ami award pro
erm. and rh!Mling In 4 11
(lanu'ii at fairs.
He u-d our film strip. "Mor
row of Morrow County" to ex
plain to the younc&tert the work
ins of the year" f II program In
the county. In thU fllm-trip we
have aelertcd colored slide of
local 4 II events In the county
and have woven a fctory around
them nbout the 4 II family of
William Morrow. We found this
to he a good way to explain the
hmntim In a short Derioa 01
time.
Placard ll.stlnff all of the 40
Mme project offered In Oregon
displayed and Joe and I gave
hlehllghu on each or tne proj
ects.
Cards were then paased out to
nee what projects Interested tne
SALE EVERT TUESDAY
Livestock Market
Cattle Hof Sheep
12 NOON
On U. 3. Highway No. SO
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-665S Hermlaton, Oregon
Frank Wink 4 Sona Ownetl
Don Wink. Mg.
Be. HennUton JO 7-3111
!..) r.d !U W rllalf4 to
If.rm .! !!! did tMt eMvJ
u n I.Wa U wl..t t)I V'y
ti r In iSrir.ar.4.
It', r4 hard to 4 II woik
to unir' T?Y ' la
i, rluh and have a pro)-
i; it th c uring of 4 H lead
el, .,r the rlub that It the foi
qvjt-tln.
We will be romani"
Mho we brllev nave a K-nu."-
Inlrre.t and d.-lr to worn mk
t. and glrU fr leaders, The
name of Interested t
eliU will be given to the lead
er o that he can call them to
gether fur a club organization.
n..i.. i fce uaual Interest In
clothing, food, livestock and sad
dle horea the card inaicate an
Interest In farming, child care,
knitting, archery, and gun club.
Jut after we finished theae
.uit. in the schools a ruling
came from the stste 4 II club of
fice that members must oe u
years old before they can enroll
In archery and gun. We know
there will be many dlsapolnted
9 and 10-year-old, but we're
hoping that they will aettle for
another 4 II project for the year,
if hnv nt elrl Is Interested
i hMvnninir a 4 II member and
was not contacted during our
nchool visits please contact tne
aoent'a office.
To be a 4 II member In Oregon
a child must:
Be 9 year old before Jan.
and under 21
Have a project of their own
rv. thnir own orolect work
m
r,v.rw.rte with a 4 II leader
. fniiou 4. II member
Keep 4 II record a required
for the project
Turn In a project completion
card when the project 1 com
pleted.
r eu-'
5 ' -T ! - . i' . ' ,
Sole rulietoa band kyt of lait tl Chsrrolet sold la BepOM t
new wer. Mr. and Mrs, frank E. Fvtker.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Rnnnle Peterson. Seal Rock,
dismissed; Rudy Bergstrom,
lone, dismissed; Frank Joerg,
Klnzua. dismissed; Meg Lujan,
inne rilsmlssed: Walter E. Bow-
m Port and. d smissca norma
Schult2. Klnzua, dismissed.
Rnrn n Mr. and Mrs. Delben
Raiiov iinnoner. a dauehter, 7
pounds, 9 ounces Oct. 17. Named
Sandra Kay.
HUNTERS!
THE ELKS WANT YOUR
Ml
nl
DEER - ELK - COW - BEAR
For The Elks Veteran! Program
LEAVE THEM AT
Jack's Chevron Station, Heppner
Farley Motor Co., Heppner
Howell's Union Service, Heppner
Gene's Chevron Station, Lexington
Barnett's Chevron Station, lone
i
TIRE SUPER MART
of PENDLETON . . .
PICK THE TIRE TO
SUIT YOUR NEEDS
AND PURSE:
WE HAVE SrORTS AND COMPACT
CAR REG. AND WINTER TIRES.
Cash Per Wk.
6.70x15 or 7.50x14 Price Price
ECONOMY FULL CAP. 10.000 C QC R5
mile or 12 months guarantee
T.R.L Full CAP. 20.000 mile gQ 00
or 24 months guarantee
9 WINTER TYPE FULL CAP .... 13.40 1.05
STORM TRAC NYLON WSW 17.95 1.80
STORM TRAC NYLON B 1 7.95 1 .80
S GENERAL WINTER CLEAT 37 60 1.35
Nygen Black 3'W l,JJ
GENERAL WINTER CLEAT 37 60 1.50
Nygen WSW -
Exchange Price (plu tax) Includes:
FREE MOUNTING
Other Sizes Equally Low. Quality Tiros in Stock. No Delay
FORD'S Tire Service
YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER
HEPPNER
Juvenile Advisory
Council Holds First
Meeting Tuesday
Dulles of the Juvenile Advisory
rviunril were outlined to the
newly apjxlnted seven man
council for Morrow county by dis
trict attorney Rolcrt Abram.
I'mftilla county Juvenile direc
tor Jim Harness, and Terry Lesh.
I'matiUa Juvenile counselor,
Monday night. Meeting with Juv
entle Judge Oscar rt-terson In hi
chambers the group studied and
discussed House Bill no. 153, per
taining to Juvenile In the state
of Oregon, passed by the 1959
legislature.
This law provide that the Juv
enile court Judge or Judge of
each county having a population
of over 10,000 shall appoint a
Juvenile advisory councU. Other
counties may do so but are not
required to by the law. The
council Is to consist of seven
directors and such other mem
bers a may be appointed.
In cooperation with the Juv
.nii. enurt the council Is to study
and make recommendations con
cerning the operation of the Juv
enile court, Including the coun
selors and other personnel, de
tention facilities, shelter care,
foster homes and other facilities
functioning or needed in connec
linn uith the care of children.
Tho council Is to study and
make recommendations In con
nnrtinn with community pro
grams and services designed to
prevent or correct Juvenile de-
llnuuency and other children s
nroblems of the type coming be
fore tho luvenlle court.
it Is to take appropriate action
to stimulate community Interest
In the problems of children ana
to carry out the recommenaa
tions of the council. It is re
quired to make an annual re
nnrt concerning Its activity.
i . . - . ,
The law also provides lor me
county court to spend regular
county funds for the activities
of the council.
Harness stressed that the pro
visions of the act shall be lib-
omiiv construed to the end that
. . V- - - ...
a child coming within the juris
diction of the court may receive
such care, guidance and control,
as will lead to the child's wel
fare and the best Interests of the
public. It is preferable on the
nnrt of the state that the child
remain in his own home, but if
Is necessary to remove him
from the control of his parents,
the court is to secure for him
care that best meets the needs
of the child.
Gene Majeski, Lexington, was
elected chairman of the council
with Mrs. Roland Bergstrom, lone
to serve as secretary. The coun
cil will meet each month on the
first Monday.
Plans were made for some
members to attend the Juvenile
advisory council institute wnicn
will beheld in Salem Oct. 28-29.
Who will represent the Morrow
County Council at the meeting
will be decided later, possibly
two members.
All seven members attended
the first meeting of the new or
ganization. Besides Majeski and
Mrs. Bergstrom they were Gordon
Pratt and the Rev. Bruce Spencer,
Heppner; Mrs. Norman Nelson,
lone; Harold Baker, Boardman
and Vernon H. Gcberding, Irrl-gon.
Alton Yarnell, son of Mrs.
Kathrvn Yarnell and Mildred
Butterfield were married in Reno,
Nevada. October 12, 1960. The
Yarnell's spent a short honey
moon at Lake Tahoe and return
ed home Monday. They will be
at home in White's Apartment.
In Heppner last week to at
tend the funeral of Dick Kononen
were Mrs. Monte Carnes of La
Grande. Stephen Green of Fen
dleton. Mrs. James Green and
Mrs. IVn Anderson of Arlington.
Last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond French were in Con
don visiting Mrs. French's sister
and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Feterson and to attend a
birthday party Saturday night in
honor of Mr. Feterson s birth
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
County Court met In regular
awulon on September 7, 19X
The minute of the prevlou
term were read and approved.
A dance hall lken waa Issued
t the North Morrow Co. Fair
The amount of S10.4S1-83 wa
trnnKferred from the Motor LI
cense Fund to the General Road
Fund.
The following warrants wtr
iiiut tha Central rundi
Marv H Brvant. Dep. 272.99
Elvira Irby. Dep 215.83
l illlan Sweek. Deo. .,. 217.43
Krwterlclc Thomson. Dep. .... 333.14
Velma Glass. II. Nurse .... 356.08
lruunhln Thorn Dfton. Off.
Clerk fi0-28
Darl Hudson. Janitor .291.03
Josephine Rand. Off. Clk. 46.68
A. D. McMurdo., M. V.
PhvKlrlan 24.25
Esthler Moore. Dep. Sheriff 185 88
Herb W. White. Jr.. CL Kep. wi
Rnceoil K. Miller. Co. CL 59 40
Calvin Yackley. Rural Fire 30.00
N. W. Hosp. Serv., al.
102.60. D. A. 9.50, In.
52.00
Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd.. Soc.
Sec. 417.72. Sal. 157.70 575.42
St. Ind. Acc. Comm.. Sal. .... 1 .so
St. Publ. Welf. Comm.. GA
200.50. FC 149.25. DC
517.50. OA A 2323.75.
FTD 256.50 3477.50
First Nat'I. Bank Salaries 646.35
ncrAr V. Peterson. Co. Ct. 33.55
Col. Basin Elec. Coop.,
Civ. Def I1-35
Fulleton Chev. Co., Rural
Fire 6.00
RniM Rothwell. Cthse.
Repairs 6-
Wnctprn Golf Course Sup..
Cthse. Inc - 58-32
riw of Ttennner. Cthse 13.80
R. B. Rands. Just. Ct 25.00
Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 19.98
Mahoney & Abrams, D. A. 46.50
Humphreys Drug Lo.,
acps inc. 5.11. H. Nurse
o no 7.20
TTarrv Din (TPS. A.SSeSS. Fid.
wXrfc 156.99
Pac. Tel. Cur. Exp 150-"
iionnnor Garotte Times.
..rt..... -
Off. Pub
tTin nil Co. II. Nurse .... 969
Volma C:1a!S. R. N.. H.
Nurse w
Unnnr I.drV. Jail EXD 1-46
Tnvann Tne.. Sher. Car .... 11.28
A. D. McMurdo, M. D..
Mentally 111 '"
L. D. Tibbies, D. O. Mentally
ill
Valley Bldg. Sup., Board
man Roat Marina 129.92
Ray L. Conyers, Boardman
Boat Marina
Boardman Supply Co.,
Roardman Boat Manna -so.ia
Russell K. Miller, Board-
man Roat Marina oi-u
Heppner Auto Parts, Rural
Fire
Farley Motor Co., Rural
Fire ii.3o
Pltlloni I, RUhpe Ildwe..
Cthse. Rep 21-74
Anderson's Builders Sup.
Cthse. Rep 14 07
Pac. Power and Light Co.,
Cthse 12232
Heppner Hdwe. & Elec,
Elections 98c, Ctnse. mc
1.0(1
John A. Pfelffer, Cthse. Inc.
4.74, Elec. 21c, H. Nurse
4in
Cthse. Inc. .
Lyle Cox, Sher. Inc ; 20.00
Armin Wlhlon, Sher. inc. .. -w.uu
C. J. D. Bauman, Sher.
Inc. 11.40. CiV. Def. 9.00
St. Ind. Acc. Comm.. Clk's.
Inc - 1UU
Haloid Xerox Inc., Clk's.
Inc
Hill's Office Machines,
PlW's Tne --3-
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.. Elect. 3.S5
Inland Empire Waterways
Assoc., Inland Empire
Waterways Assoc 250.00
Oreg. St Coll. Ext. Serv.. j
Home Dem. Agent 5550.00j
Phil's Pharmacy, D. A 1-75
Hermlston Lbr. Co.. Board -
man Boat Marina -'b.uu
C J. D. Bauman, Ind.
Soldier 5 00
Kilham Sty. h Print. Co.,
Tax Coll - 5i-
Fmeo Ine.. Assess. Inc. -J3
Union Oil Co.. Sher. Car .... 21.28
Standard Oil Co.. Sher. Car 24.26
Richfield Oil Corp.. Sher.
Car ----- 23.39
Rachel Harnett. Museum
Fund 100-00
Etvnoinv Mat LtxkM.
Ind. Fund 13-00
&d. I'arfUh. Co. Clk,
Civ. Ivf ftTl. ClM'a. Ine.
m ... ., T.T
TV IfrUvwla warrant nti
Uiurdi ra the Qn. ft4 Twatdi
Charir 4lley . 33il
lUy H. Biiry . 3o0(W
Un lull ....
inward Iikrr ,
lliiiiard ikiftnan .
Malih) U. Co .
AndrlM'U lli)r
W. C llrath
Clrnn Irby ..
lUrry Muturr
Uotuild Munker
K. D. Nrikon
mm
3s5U
3H7JJ
417.1W
3il47
4 lata
3W-7fl
4137
444.07
102.19
3Jli3
353.47
411.W
384-49
417.9H
4138
39S.U
200.02
276.03
969.80
30.75
TaiUy Mvtor C, Wtod
Control ..... -
Ueppner Auta Part. Weed
Control . - -.
-t pr.rr Auta Salra.
Wrrd Control .
Pawl r-tt)jwhn Co, Wrrl
runtrl . , - 3473.05
City of I"ne. Weed Cont.
Montgomery Ward. Weed
Cunt.
Jimri W. Norene. D. V. M
Iig Fund -
Armln Wlhlon. Liquor
Enforcement ...... - -
L le Cox. Uquor Enforce-
iwnt -
T3
333
430
150
1M95
. 100
3000
30 00
lUward Belton. St. Tlfc
Rodent Fund WW0
L Dlataae JtaUon-Wlda
Moving Senrkc
Ma flower Agent
Paddvd Van
PENLAND BROS.
TBANSfC Ca
Pwailetoa. Oregan
Phone CR tZUl
138
9.05
, 3.00
Wm. II. NuhoU
Gerald Rood
II. C Shercr
Thomai i. Well
Laurel Wllaon .
iUroliJ WHon
Calvin Yackley
1Mb. Fjnp. Ret. Bi.
St. Ind. Acc. Comm.
First Nat'I Bank
Fulleton Chev. Ca
MORE MORE MORE
City of Heppner 5.00
Pacific Telephone 29.90
City of Heppner 6C3.16
City of Boardman 82.03
City of lone 152.44
City of Irrlgon 38.80
City of Lexington 11166
C J. D. Bauman. Sheriff .... 5.25
Paul Tettviohn Co. 5187
Heppner Auto Sale, Inc. 26.52
Sadie Parrlsh 25.00
Henoner Auto Part . 79.15
Lexington Implement Co. 142.59
Howard Cooper Corporation 37.80
Gilliam & BIsbee Hdwe. .. 3.41
Ford's Tire Service 536.74
Logger & Contractor
Mach. Co 71.93
Barratt Sales Co 7.04
Crult's Replacement Parts .... 7.22
Anderson's Builders Supply 1.50
Unlon Oil Co. 423.42
Pae Power A Lleht 5.15
Lott's Electric 7.50
Fnirllsh & Co. 455.50
Industrial Air Prod. Co 7.64
Stone Machinery Co 1547.04
Umatilla Electric Co op
Association 1.00
Farley Motor Co 18.94
H. C. Sherer 50.32
A. W. Davis Supply Co 95.02
Emco, Inc -n
itrtra Motor Service 26.61
chn nil Co 1540.70
Sadie Parrlsh, Co. Clerk .... 1265
M W Industrial LdrV. Co. .. 5.25
Union Pacific R. R. Co 1388.46
Standard Oil Co 150.50
The following warrant were
issued on the Misc. Funds:
distinctive
. . . Light Olympia Deer strikes a noto of
pleasure us it follows the fun. Depend
ably refreshing, Olympia has a rare
good taste and distinctive character
enjoyed by active Westerners. A price
less ingrodient, naturally perfect brew
ing water from our deep artesian wells,
is the reason for the consistent quality
of Olympia Beer, and is why we say . . .
, - the Water
i
DEER
a-
V
1';.
.-. fv"V:'
Vi$itor$ art aluayt uilcom, to Olympia Brtwi"S Co.. Olynipia.Woth. Oly
Daily Savings Are Tho Pennies That Count
MARKET AND LOCKERS
THOMAS S.
AND MILDRED
HOWELL
178 W. WILLOW
HOME OWNES
PRONE 6-9922
GIANT SIZE
TIDE 5c off 7C
12 OZ. PKC
POST TOASTIES 2 F0R 49
ASSORTED FLAVORS
JELLO FOR QC
KRAFT MINIATURE
MARSHMALLOWS FOR $ J00
With 5
Sandy f
Karry Karton Average 6 to a carton
TOMATOES
VALENCIA ORANGES
CORN ON THE COB ...
LARGE
25ea-
I5c lb.
6 F0R 39c
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CHETS (Pkg. of two)
Chicken
Turkey
Beef
TAR1ALES
CHEESEBURGERS
FRENCHBURGERS
BOOTH'S 1 Lb. Package
BREADED SHRIMP 79c ea.
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SFKG.
or
TWO
3 PKGS.
2 PKGS.
89c
98c
L110N
Hot ox Western (tyl 303 can
NALLEY'S CHILI ...
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PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 Ox. 3 For 79c
TUNA, Chunk Style 4 For $1.00
HWWtllnniHimWMHMIIimilMMW
FOR $
1.00
day.