Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 17, 1960, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextRHEA CREEK AND HARDMAN $f MIS. WALTER WB1CKT Mr. and y.tt Adrian 9nh.lt had hrr tMhrr, Man in Jk kon. tf Portland. a wk end Guy Chapm U Mill In the Plo neer htj'lil In Hfj-i'ftcr. The Rhea Creek etenhn tarJ tarty anJ baraar Saturday night well attended and the club member r ideated with the retult. Thl money U ued to promote 4 II club wvik, state dues and the general rpene f the monthly mwllnni, Stacy Lovgren pent Utt Thursday In Klnxua. Mn James Cnrn and Brian and Janice of Arlington visited with Mr. and Mm. Klmer Palm. er thlt week while her husband was elk hunting In the Wallowa mountains. Mr. Claud White U able to leave the St. Anthony's hospital in IVn.llrt.-n. eflrf uii er. $ht U at tt.e In we tf hef dauiMrf, Mj- I- v Martin in Ltiif-.tftutv, iHniw-r (unii $und l Mr ar.i t!r Al - Mr. j Ml Ml. JaH'.e Li'MJirn and I'rat.k; Mr and Mi. IM-rt 1 etrn and Chili ail f llrjj-i.rf and Mr. "d Mr. John Iw-naid i-l Murill. and M.y Lot ten. The i;hea t'tet k Crar.ge met Friday night. JuJe Uar Peter it and M.rr w t'oui.iy Pomona Maier Alvin WagenbUt who had met with the tate Park committed and the Slate llih way committee In alrm. g.ve COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS ( The minute! t.e l.luUft trJW efe iea.l " a ny Interesting iejrt on out uroiett t.f a tiate i..uk at the nwuth, cf Chapin Creek on tht llei'fner . Sway highway. The Grange, along with oiher urgan Irations. ha been wotklne w this projert for several year. Ttie Grange officer for the coming year were elected. Hett for the weekend v tailing Mr. and Mr. LaVern Van Marter were Dana Sander ani noi Bush, both of Juhn Day. if it concerns your health, get it here! Any product that ha to do with your health, you can buy here with full con fidence in its quality and freshness. Since safeguarding health Is our business as well as our profession, we keep our stocks complete and up-to-date always. 1 1 Prescription! Filled with Precision M t in regular m tkt. Uf 5. -f and aj 5red. M;Un lUeget. , W a J-lliie.l lur.iy " n.iurrr t. fill the uncapHrd a . a term f Miner. "r erased Thl term rplfr Jan 1. SlWttt l t b con tributed to the Miftltet ial A""1 fi.f the naming .f aumenne fi CUil IVtVlie Ttve Oiegoti Slate T Coin- a a n.ii"M l to i-e reinmuie in the amount i f U M for oer- t am tst f 1.5ttrle I ooperame turning Ta. The Court ojdered ttse ale f unnesled propi'rty to lliward Keitniey tor the um .f U), The followiaq warrant were Utued en the Cniai rundt Mo ro ant. IVputy .. $273.03 Klxira tiby. JVputy 215K5 Ulllan Sweek, Deputy . .. 217.43 Roderick Tlimon. Deputy 3311S Velma Gla. II. ,Nure . .. XV110 Alma Green. Off. Clk. 80.30 Darl llud.n. Janitor 29105 Josephine Rand. Off. Clk. 470 A. D. M.Murdu. M. p.. Physician 2123 -:h!er MKre. Dep. Sheriff 1S5.90 Ib-ib. White. Jr.. ft. Rep. !M.54 First Nat l Bank. Sal 633 00 St. Ind. Arc. Comm.. Sal. 23.36 Northwest llosp. Serv., Sal. ItrifiO. DA. 9.30. Ins. 52 00 City Water Dept.. Cthse. Ct. St. Mkt.. J.-M. 2 20. Cthse 4 OS Plill's Pharmacy. Tax Coll. 2.40, Slier. Inc. 1 CO 4.00 Texaco, Inc.. Sher. Car .... 23.30 lleppner Auto Sales, Sher. Car 52G3 Col. Bas. Elic. Co on.. Civil Defense 11.10 R. B. Rands, Just. Ct 25.00 Harry Dinars, Assess. Fid. Wk 52.23 Humphreys Drug Co., Assess. Inc. 2.33, Cik's Inc. 39c 2.77 James Driscoll. P.M.. Cik's Inc 138.80 Harry Tamblyn. Co, Surveyor 13.00 Dunham Trinting Co.. Elec. 205 St. Tax Comm.. Sal 319.70 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd.. Sal. 154.70, Soc. Sec. 415.24 .. 5G9.94 Oscar E. Peterson, Co. Ct. . 43.20 Dept. of Fin. & Adm. Rural Fire 275.00 C. J. D. Bauman, Rural Fire 63.55 Lyle Cox, Rural Fire 75.00 Simmons Carbon Co., H. Nurse 35.47 Union Oil Co., H. Nurse .... 14.79 Q A;iwun m r.aa fr.-m u, trmm$ Dak.Ua, Sttx. Karl MuaJt t tt'.i-'t mad ovrr the f immeel I kandiuif of f.rm rol the Amartean taipajrar W bull an ever the rM M rri. iU R relt'f ta tigU. tie afee aearma Ua tkeary. ill aae- Ul.W 16410 . 11.10 . 6.94 Ure f tale Irytar t rU ml tteae a at eraneai rte4 er aar- alaae r a a m a ef lb aaeatler f r e I c a tire awar c. w. Nrr w-aemaa. II la at raaleallaa UU kUU Iet. aaUbe4 Mra reaatt la alUi greater real la la laipayer a4 aa aur3a that ibe faeUtarT errr rear lha eaple a aa at-r4 Ibrm la Um Aral atae. www At thle lima It la nt known jutt what aupport Sen. Mundt plan will receive. 1M nation' independent buiinrtimen are contcloua cf the importance of a healthy farm economy. a Probably a belter raample ef the allly altaatloa thai etlt wbea tui VpU meddle raa t fives thaa preaeat met of Amrrleaa abrep Mdualry, SumetJm acn, the American aheepmeA wanted aome tariff protection. The State Dept. predicted till the rafter rang with anguished rrle that an adequate tariff on wool would go a long way to plunging the aaeaj rr 1.14 ta.i n lkrf r, reairra raUlaf lamb. aa mmir sr pm fatgal aba frrj mwMim n a om brla. a a a Ttie flan . ihi se tari.t nut a crrtatn r-"t- n ef the Uw larig rrrenrd on luiilm ,J aimia oe givrn k Ui Uutoitre to 1 rum. t nj a.hrM.ta lamb in tmrr to jrt Amritran to rai m.re (4111b. and preun amy j.ajr i.i.rr tritrt flr im uirn. wuid give the American ihrep gruarr hi pront out if lamb, a a a .... trrai miiHaaa frl la llU dlrr, lloa. lb-r la IllUe. If rMra that Iba mrri.ta proplc h larard la rating mar lamb, la I ha lalerlra farel( mm.lt b.v maae greater atrlde la ibe amerk-aa market. a a But that U not U Ue true. um iiurj. a a Several meotb a a Aaalralla and Near Zealand darted ahlrx pwg enure ahlpload of lamb Inla the I nllrd lilalet. i:arb aaipioad I about ti.K lamb. HCrrKCl CAtrTTr-TlMEi. Tbr4T. Meeeeab IT. H9 world Into another war. a So a rotjr Utile deal wa ar- ranted. The American brep ine reiult ha barn much lower price to U. S. aheeomrn wr mil year crop of lamb. a All thla vat dlaaatrau com. plea wa art la motion beeanaa la the pat I few year Ibe motta of the 1'. 8. but Dept. ha been "See America Lal." a In the American theep Indus try there are quite a few ex- pert aheep (hearers. a Bui many sheepmen feel that nowhere en their ranches do Iher have anrbodr that caa bear aa clo to the tain a the I'. 8. State Dent. MARKET AND LOCKERS I J 178 W. WILLOW J More .CgffeetJPqwer Daily Savings Are The Pennies That Count 21.52 102.08 . 98.75 THOMAS S. AND MILDRED HOWELL A. 16.57 52.48 PHONE 6-9922 HOME OWNED ONE POUND TWO POUNDS Folger's COFFEE $U7 With Sandy fb SONNY BOY Tidbits or Chunks 211 cans IKUbHfcP PINEAPPLE 5 fft, C1 00 sr v ew r BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE QT. 59c KIPE ULIVEb tor CC Fru it Cocktail A for M ffC gU M.W SONNY BOY SELECT ... FROZEN SONNY BOY PiesT39cEA I DEL MONTE. 303 can POTATOES 10 LB Sweet Potatoes 45 39c 2 ,bs 33c HOLIDAY SPECIAL SPRY SPECIAL 3 lb. can only 83c slf f iiaVsawa V,. a j NEW IMPERIAL Made by a raw flavor procaaa LUSCIOUS 1 11 ol Whin dessert lopping 7 45c BISQUICK 46 OZ. PKG. NALLEYS BRANDIED MINCE MEAT 28 OZ. JAR Standard Oil Co., H. Nurse 3.84 Fulleton Chev. Co., II. Nurse 5.00 Velma R. Glass. R N.. H. Nurse. Tetty Cash .... 60.00 Velma R Glass, R N., II. Nurse 7.00 Conley Chem. & Sup. Co., Cthse 48.40 Pacific Power and Light, Cthse 112.38 Herman Green, Cthse 3.00 Hills Off. Mach.. Tax Coll. 6.20, Cik's Inc. 3.52 9.72 Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., Sher. Inc. 15.12, Elect. 6.40 Heppner Gazette Times, Elect. 30.80, Off. Pub. 23.83, Sher. Inc. 38.45 Pac. Tel., Cur. Exp U.S. Geol. Survey, Stream Gaging St 1,462.50 Anderson's Bldrs. Supply, Civ. Defense 7.50 Russell K. Miller. Co. Ct. .. 118.00 Mahonev & Abrams, D. A. .. 71.50 Mahoney & Abrams, D. Robert Abrams, D. A. .. Assoc. of Oreg. Ctys., Assoc '. 436.35 James Driscoll, P. M Stamps & Envelopes 25.00 The following warrants were Issued on the Gen. Roads Fund: Walter Commander 6.00 Dennis Fleck 6.00 Hugh E. Johnson 6.00 Sadie Parrish 25.00 Charles Bailey 345.12 Ray Bailey 361.12 Donald Ball 451.02 Lewis Ball 367.31 'Edward Baker 409.14 Richard R. Borman 351.31 Stanley Cox 4il.da Anderson Hayes 345.12 W. C. Heath w4.U4 Glenn Irby 339.89 Harry Munkers 36.90 Donald Munkers 431.45 William Nichols 464.00 Jerrv Rood 386.16 H. C. Sherer 411.10 Thomas J. Wells 367.31 Laurel Wilson 437.46 Harold Wilson 429.66 Calvin Yackley 407.85 Walter Commander 32.98 Hugh E. Johnson 30.44 Dennis Fleck 28.56 Walter Commander 39.70 Wiifrh Johnson Jj.Ul Dennis Fleck First Nat'l Bk of Oreg 972.10 St. Ind. Acc. Comm iJ.i I James Driscoll, P. M 23.20 St. Tax Comm mu.w Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd 260.54 Pacific Telephone 16.00 Pac. Power & Light 5.9J Jack Allen Supply Co 10.13 Omar Rietmann l-5o Ford's Tire Service 359.25 Lexington Imp. Co. 5J0.88 Stone Mach. Co 1.511.13 Independent Garage - 6.80 Cruit's Replacement Parts .. 44.83 A. W. Davis Supply Co 95.26 Heppner Lumber Co 11.44 Citv Water DeoL 4.85 Heppner Auto Parts 92.68 Paul Pettyjohn Co Umatilla Elec. Co-op. Assoc 1.00 Union Oil Co. of Calif. .. 317.ttf Arrow Transportation Co. 436.13 j Shell Oil Co - 1349 22 American Bitumuls and Asphalt Co 309.79 The following warrant was issued on the Misc Fund: Mrs. Allen Case was In Port land visiting her daughter and family. Mr. an Mrs. Alex Thomp son at their new home there. Control Measures Are Recommended By ASC Committee With tttar.y lrm an. I ..n e.'le aKlti; tjurliii aU.ul the a..!! talk rtn atlon re-M-ie, It keeius ajiii rUte that me 1 Uillli li.n le fleii to the nxt rnmir quefUn aked. Flrt. It houM 1 uilertil that the fcoxernment h leawj the land umler contrail tr cur tailment it the pntluitlun unly. The maintenance ( vegetative rover 1 the reniblttiy of the ojeratir or land owner. None if the conservation ! Inated acrea may be grazed a lorn: a contract I In for e. The rcitponiilbtllty to e that thl doe not hapten I alway the ojierator'a or owner's. The prohibition on crazing continue until December 31 vt the lakt year of the omtract. Farmer holding a conserva tion rraerve contract also have to keep the riser'e acres from be coming the aouree of upreadlng noxious weeds. Along this line. there Is no requirement that un desirable vegetation which usually appear the first couple years on new seeding to be cut back or controlled. It doe seem that a good farmer would not want to Infest his adjoining fields or those of another farm by the uncontrolled growth of weed from the reserve acreages. The Morrow ASC county com mittee has fully recommended that control measures, necessary to keep this undesirable vege- I tatlon from being spread out of the reserve area be adopted by I all participants of the program. Some such measures might be clipping or spraying. None of ttie j;iih may I irM frm the iekLM,att4 area The main n-idt it that even lhH4fc'h the fifmrf ha rnt"l the i mhictu-n rjciy .f m of all tf hi farm ta it gmrrn nirfil he U!I ha the tanue ie- tjniM!m-a ta maintain the land a he hJ before rMeilng Into the rtrm. Any other Information tleirtt a li the reitilfeineiit fait about the iroeram may be ob. lalned from the local Aedcul- tural SlabiUration and Conaer. vatlon office. Vp lim RoMbuif to gat ta tome hunting wa iHlmar Rolea and nn Dale who tae.t at the Clarence WIm home. Mr. Role and VI are bmthen In law. Today Forgotten Man Quit Adrertialnff Yeterdjr LiVcstock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERT TUESDAY 12 MOON On U. SL Highway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Rea. HenaUton JO 7-9111 JO 7-6655 Hermiatoo. Oregon frank Wink & Sons Owners Don Wink, Mgr. STRAIGHT BOURBON fROM KENTUCKY il S ' ' .1,3" vsli;' Vs J ' Serve Natures Finest Bourfcon! THE 010 Wmtift. DlSTUXEKY COMPANY. IQUISVtUl. KV. niSTEIBUTED IV KAW HiUItS PRODUCTS COMPANY KENTUCKY SIIAICHI BOURBON WHISKEY, W PROOF s AVINGS . . . represent much more than mere money value. They are the proof that the saver is worth some ti ... thing to himself. Any fool can waste; any fool can muddle; but it takes something more of a man to save and the more he saves the more of a man he makes of himself. Waste and extravagance unsettle a man's mind for every crisis; thrift, which means some form of self-restraint, steadies it. RUDYARD KIPLING "If you could put aside S a week with Franklin Life would you like to knovr what It would guarantee as: Life Income for you from age Endowment at age Life Income for you from age Insurance to pay off your Mortgage Family Policy protection Insurance to educate your children Insurance for business purpose Other- Address Name Phone Birthdate Call For Appointment on MAIL TO: C. W. "BILL" LAVINE Heppner Hotel Bldg., Box 554, HEPPNER, OREGON. Phone 6-9923 State Tax Comm, Weed Control 4-80