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Ta Editor; lr Sir: who s::qt xr Ooklr OIL i Mr. o4 M.a l ird ViX. ha rrtrr.tly en lutml In ih Atr Ten and h jrw !! fUn AMimivX Triaa, far hi t If irair.ir,f. Mr. aa4 Mia. L. a Murray a4 IVaon er Lf durtr.j Thank ghlnfi ta USt their dauMrf and family, Mr. and Mr Ulrnn Mi. 4 Mia. Al Lam aa4 son. Va'he. r4 Mr. ar.d Mji C. N. Ml Ul rnty f.f rt ll-ly tup and lr a in Hawaiian lUn.w Sirpynrr terttr Olintn? MOHHOW COUHTT'I NtWirAMMI Th Jlcj j Cairtie, tabmi5t4 Muh 30. 1S1 T). Itrppnef Tlmo established ffcvaraU IS, 177. Consolidated lebruarv 13. 1912 AND WHY? NfWSMMt ruiiiiHtti ASSOCIATION W. a WILDMAJI Editet a ad Publish riANCtl L. WOJDMAN Associat PublUhef 4 NATIONAL tOITORUl fun',rug,'.n,ma Suberttlon Pates: Morrow anil Grant Counties. $4.00 War; KIm-iaIim H 50 Year. Single Opy 10 CciiU published L'vwry Thursday and Er.trml at tht fowl Offir ! Ileppr.rr. Oregon, at Snd CUh Mane KZtrHtM GAXtTTt-TlWttL Tfctu4y. Nm)i I. 10 "5 From The County Agent's Office By N. C ANDERSON By N. C. ANDERSON Quit,, a number of Morrow TO THE EDITOR . . I BERT County cattlemen took advan tage of the Earnest Sire Here ford Production Sate last week by purchasing boili bulla and females from thU herd. Prices were good we believe due to the demand for production tested IhW cattle. The Sires Stanfleld herd has been on progeny teat from I he beginning of the time that thla program was accepted by biH-f men In Oregon. Those from Morrow County who we have heard have bought cowa, hi1 1 firs, and bulls were Fiddle and Jerry Brosnan, W. K. Hughe. Randall Martin, Floyd Jones, and Paul Webb nil Heppner. Recent Kales of production testeel herd sires throughout the country have been reported to bring an average of one hundred dollars over thos. with no gain test. Hanchers are paying more for this type of breeding stock refilling that the gaining ability is hereditary and that these kind of animals will pass theso char aetcrlstlcs on to their offspring An interesting field day was attended last Tuesday at the Stan Musgravcs ranch near Mon ument. Accompanying a group of Forest Service people I par tlclpated In this forestry field day which was arranged by the State Board of Forestry, Forest Service, Soil Conservation Ser vice, A. S. C, and Extension Ser vice to demonstrate the manage- STAR THEATER Frl.. Sat. Dec. 2-3 For The Love of Mike You'll love Mike! He's an In dian boy the animal king dom is his, and he knows that dreams come true. Danny Bravo, Rex Allen, Stu Erwln. CS and Color. PLUS Bobbikins A mlrthquako starring Shirley Jones, Max Bygraves and the fabulous "Bobbikins." For children nnd parents. Sun., Mon., Dec. 4-5 The Bell Boy Jerry Lewis Is hilarious on the night club circuit. FLUS Walt Disney's Seven Cities of Antarctica Sunday Shows Start at 5 and 7 ment of private woudland. Dur ing the day the value of pruning and thinning forct Hand for highest lumber production was outlined and known. I received quite an education In the dem onstration of various equipment on the market now to make the once tedious job of pruning and thinning a real snap. Five dif ferent companies demonstrating quite an array of labor saving equipment surely made play out of these management chores compared to the old method of axe and pruning saw. The "show" was so interesting and the story illustrated so im portant to private timber owners that some of us think it might be well received by Morrow County private timber owners. If arrangements can be made we will plan such a demonstration here sometime soon. While rabbits are of not much significance, econmlcally, in Mor row County there are quite a number each year for meat and as pets. TJio.se who are engaged in this Industry will be Interested in a new bulletin Just off the press entitled, "Rabbit Diseases and Parasites." The bulletin Is well Illustrated and goes Into a number of common diseases and parasites that the rabbit raiser encounters. We would be glad to provide a copy for you if you would contact our office. In the lt official election there was to be voted upon, a special ballot to give or not to give to the governing body of the county, the authority to pro reel with adopting coning ot land use ordinances. The ballut read: "Shall the County Court or Board of County Commission ers for the County of Morrow State of Oregon, be authorized to enact toning and land use reg ulatlons?" Unfortunately the measure lost. It was unfortunate because It leaves the County Court with nut enabling legislation. It leaves the County Court without the authority to carry out any development pattern previously adopted by the planning com missions. As the law reads, coun ties may now exercise control in all areas outside of the limits of Incorporated cities by the cre ation of a planning commission and the adoption of subdivision Eeryone el.- writes a letter to the editor v I thought I Mould too. My anctt m were born In Siam but I ws an American. I was born In Portland, Ore. 1 as brought t Heppner and idopted by my family In Feb- nary ID.. I wa wry happy "d tad a good young life. My owners kept tilling me to lay at the houv and away from he road. But 'u know young 'oiks. I thought I knew better ; ! was Just out In the field doing vhat I thought I should. When my owner's crops were eaten jp with mice and gophers there was no money. And my taste for food was very expensive. I would only eat one brand of cat food. j One morning one of you so-! called sportsmen put your little1 red hat on your head, picked up I your gun and said "Give me ! something to shoot." Anything, ' I am not particular." Up the road you came and saw me In standards by the governing body I the field. There didn't seem to of the county. The County louri Is the governing body. We have a five member county Planning Commission. We have a six-county Tlannlng and Zon ing Commission. Well organized and active. This latter Is to make a study Involving the analysis of the resources of the entire area In order to anticipate future needs, trends, and opportunities, and to point the way to orderly You people In the cities and be anything else to shoot at so I was the target. Why? Why was I made to suffer for the stupidity of the so-called human race? Signed, BERT (This Is a story that could bo told thousands of times. Thank heavens there weren't any little children to be heart-broken But we adults miss him very f,.. 11 .At t f CHRISTMAS DKA W SAT., DEC. 10, 2 P. M. Santa Says: "Don't forget! You may be the lucky one." M ma A otppare i More Stringent Fire Laws Advocated nubile facilities and services. Frl mary purpose of any study is to encourage decisions for an or derly development pattern. It Is Important that land will be re served for park and school sites as well as that a road pattern be laid out before an area Is towns wonder why we the farmers, post our lands anymore, This is only one of the small reasons. There are those of you who have no consideration for us, our land, our pets or our livestock. The only thing I have to say Is I . hope whoever you are, wherever you are that you An effort will be made by r....v... . ,U. . have the Oregon legislature developed ior oiner uf.es. flchten nn nn fir Miu proposals W1H DC oasea in one "A person guilty of throwing way or anomer on u. are Droud 0 f yoUr marksmanshin. I of the number or peopie wno win . - c, i,;. out Arthur W. Priaulx, president pe womng in me rua, hv.ok i.. ,T ,ef j h fhlg d , or Keep Oregon Green AssocIa-ine area or " tlon, "risks a $100 fine upon con- other be served by the public laclllties in ine area have the local planning happen to her. Iction. But a person throwing a lighted cigarette or other light ed material along highways Is assessed only $75 upon conviction." Since more than nine out of VIVIAN HAYES. commission. It, too, is important. DighOm Sheep They will act on a local level, n SfeenS Mountains or County-wide basis, on pro- nosals that apply locally. How- The first transplant of bighorn every ten forest fires start within I ever, they can only continue the mountain sheep to other parts of 100 yards of roads and high- study and make the recommen- meir original eastern uregon ways, every effort should be datlons to the governing Doay. range was maae oy ine game made to prevent carelessness I As said, the governing body Is I commission recently when four with fire by the traveling nubile, the County Court. The County animals were captured irom me - . . More forest fires are caused I Court does not have the autnor- by careless smokers than by any ity to act or proceed with adop ting zoning or land use ordin- the autnor- other cause, the fire prevention eaders warn. Mrs. David Tottleben is here from Portland to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Collins, before joining her hus band who Is stationed In Labrador. ?-,r t iw; i l'r 4 , - if 4 1 i a isn r i f I d II i i I i I 1 urn X ER, EASIER WINTER STARTING Heavy-duty engines start in seconds with Chevron Pressure Primer System -even In subiero weather. Safe, ulmpla system uses pressurized steel cartridges of priming fuel, discharger and metal tubing to Intake manifold. Reduces engine wear, lengthens battery life. I, , mum mei line tang, just pour a little Chevron Ban ks Fluid In your gas tank. For ony Standard Oil product, cc! L.F. (Peck) Leathers. lone Ph 8-7123 L.E. (Ed) Dick. Heppnr. Ph 7 v.: Ill mr ances unless given lty by a county-wide election. It was this authority we asked for in the special ballot. No doubt, I was the one who flubbed It all by not getting out suf ficient information as to what it was all about. I am very sorry for this. I deem it very Important that we have the authority lo act on valid recommendations. I deem it so Important that we probably will have to again ask( for the said authority in a spec- ( i:il election. Wo may be able to combine it with some other mat ters that will be coming up for I a vote by the people, it is not a tax matter. Only cost win De something for the election. That there will be develop ment coming to Morrow County Is Inevitable. Industrial develop ment to be sure. If it will not be sooner, it will be later. But that is neither here nor there. The time for a look into the future is here. County-wide zon ing has been authorized in Lane, Multnomah, and Wasco counties. Countv rianning Commissions have been established in many other counties. It is all well un er way here in Morrow County and I am sure that the good people here will see to it that we have an effective organiza ion for application of land use regulations. Sincerely, Oscar E. Feterson nucleus band hold within the Hart mountain enclosure and trucked to the eist face of the Sterns mountains. The four ani mals included one large ram, two adult ewes, and one female lamb. The release wa.-i made on B.,L. M 1 Tills iv the vLmiiy of Alford ci ok, a ruj'ged, rim -rod-ed gore cu'tin;: the east fa-.'o of the Steens. The sheep transported easily and appeared m excellent condition at the time of rehvtsi'. This is t ho second attempt mad,? by the game cemmission to transplant tho hbrhopis. Th'iv weeks ul'o a drive was made to trap nine animals t hat had been captured within a .M'-acrc en c!i sure, but t ho animals refused to be herded within the wing traps. In le h terim, the traps were altered and baited and the Uttcr drive appears to have been more &uices.'.i.. Additional at tempts wi.'l -e made in the near future to capture more sheep for the f teens tiarsplant. Reproduction from the nucleus band of 20 ; i ima's brought from Pntish Columbia in 1954 has been excellent. More than 30 of these magnificent big game ani mals already roam the vast rim roePed escarpmc.'i' of Hart moun lain propii. An additional 36 ani mats which " lorni the nucleus hcd from which other plants ivill be m; de are still being held within the pasture FOR O O O GIVE YOUR FAMILY A COMFORTABLE HOME WITH A PATENTED OIL HOME HEATER 1 "ft.ijtfsfa FLOORS WARM? YES! Selgler guarantees more and hotter heat over your floors, or you get every cent of your money back. NO SOOT OR SMOKE FUEL BILLS ARE LOW The Seiglermatic Draft feeds the right amount of air to the burner mechanically. Heat is not sucked out the chimney. In fact, a Selgler pays for itself with the fuel It saves! Mrs. Alex Green has received word of the birth of a new grand son. Kenneth Robert, born Nov 26 weighing 8 pounds and 12 ounces. The young man's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hagerman cf La Grande. Guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padberg over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tadberg. Jr., of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Springer and family cf Hood R:er. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt and family of Bend were visiting the C J. D. Bauman family for the rhanksgiving weekend, and while here thev visited with his grandmother, Mrs. Lee Cantwell. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Driscoll were their daughter. Janice, of Ten- dleton: son, Tom, E.O.C., her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Former. Boardman and his brother, Bill. Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison. Condon, were in Heppner Tues dav for a checkup at the hospital. CEILINGS ARE COOL Seigler heats your floors first, and as the heat rises, it is pulled down & back through the heater again. This double action pre vents overheated ceilings. Prove it with a Seigler demonstration. LIFETIME CONSTRUCTION Cast iron will withstand heat. Modern styled cabinet is finished in genuine porcelain. So easy to keep clean. 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