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ntttntM QkltTTt TlHlL Tauisdary. Man ! 1MI rppttrr (Btizvitv-Elims morbow couirm ntwstktt The Happnar CuHt4, established March 34 lfcO. Tha Hejnaf TWtw iUkUhd ftovambar 1$, Consolilsied Trtruart 15. 1812 NWSAM fU HUM I II AHOCIATION W. O. WILDMAN Cdlt of cad fublUhef ritANcrs l, wiLDHxn Associate fvbiUhM fiATIOfl Al f OITOIIAI Subscription Rates: Morrow and Grant Countt.. U00 Yesr; Hewhse 4 30 Year. Single Coi y 10 CmiU. published tVery Thursday and Entered at the Pot Office at Hefner. Uregun. as . Mr. and Mr. OUw Crwwkk and boys nd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and family were in Port land Saturday to attend tha boat ahow. STAR THEATER rrU Sat. March 3-4 Hong Kong Affair That Bart Maverick guy (Jack Kelly) In action In the Orient, limed In Hong Kong. PLUS Ono Foot In Hell Alan Ladd, Don Murray, Dan O'Herlihy, Barrie Coe, Dolorea Michaels, Ken Scott Color and CS. Fast-paced outdoor drama. Sua, MoOw March 5-8 Let's Make Lore I Marilyn Monroe and all-star cast. Color and CS. Talk about Cinderella, this Gal really got out of the cinders! You'll re. lax and enjoy life seeing this comedy with music. Sunday at 5 and 7ilS From The County Agent's Office By 1. C ANDERSON Chats With Lexington News Your Home Agenl ty CrLfHA JOrtFI For those who have aked about the recommendation made by Dean Swan at our annual weed meeting relative to selec tive spraying of wheat I quote from my news release of Feb. 16. "In visiting about the econom ic Importance of spraying wheat selectively for the control of broad leaf plants the recom mendation of three-quarters to one and one half pounds of liter type 2.4-D Is again recommended for 19CL Research at the Pendle ton Branch Experiment btation has found that two tarweeds per square foot can reduce wheat vlelds as much as five bushels per acre. It is Important to spray with even as few weeds as this; however, experiments Bhow that aoravlne wheat with no weeds at all could result In a two to five bushel DECREASE." The question that came up was In regard to tne decrease in wheat vlelds that could result In spraying where there were no woeds at all. Experiments have been carried out during the past several years and contrary to some DeoDles thlnkine does not cause wheat to yield GAR AVIATION SPRAYING - FERTILIZING DUSTING -SEEDING HOME OWNED AND OPERATED We're As Neor As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON O O O DAY OR NIGHT J-QZZ more bushels per acre. These ex periments havt- shown that It re acts In the opposite manner, causing decrease. Early spring sprays (delayed dormant) are required for the control of some diseases of sev eral small fruits. With the weather as we have had it dur ntt the lat few days these sprays should be applied soon. For leaf and cane Kit on trail Inn berries spray with lime sul- rhur between March 10 to 15. Use 1 gallon of lime sulphur per ten gallons of water. Two weeks later spray with a fixed copper i pound per 8 gallons water or captan. 24 oz. per 10 gallons of water. For yellow rust on red raspberries spray with lime sul phur H gallons per 2 gallons of water at the green tip stage, two weeks later spray with lime sulphur Y gallon per 10 gal- Ions water. For powdery mil dew on gooseberry spray with lime sulohur. "i gallon per 12 gallons of water at the green tip stage. Many or our sman fruits are in the green tip stage now which means that they are showing green leaves at the tip of the branches. Follow appu cation directions on the con talncr. Mr and Mr. Gar Lryva are in, (l!f, at a glider ahow. .. . . it lilt,., II. --... ... . t, ... .t find rr.)elf pondrrlng on how tii.Mf. Leya. cr.l with them aa invnuif mjr nr( inn'n.f im ni.iar .aj'a, vai-l , irrw mnw groks habits! jMill visit until their return. Mr. Do you often fi l!Ke tht 'and Mis. O. G. Breeding ara stay- hen It cornea to mney? Wg at the airport during tha fKrr 150 women In the county ,l-" v ten. will be taking a Jk at long Mr. and Mrs. Morris MfCarl range family spending when'ai1 daut'ht-r visited over tha they meet during March f ur : H-k end with Mr. McCarl'a ihoir r.rn.w.n i i.it mrt-line's, 'nv-tiur in llarrUbure, Barbara "Managing Your Money." (MfCarl taed for a visit with Family finance is bid bulnes -r grandmother. Think what lour family's aver ) Mr and Mrs. E. E. Peck wera see annual lnctime will be dur- i Portland vkitors Sunday. Ing your married life. Multiply jr, and Mrs. Ken Marshall this bv 45 vcars and you will get an ..randson Uiled In tha Yak an estimate of the amount of UmA Valley during the week end. Larry was Isdovted Into th U. S. Army ream. Iia returned noras wttit fcls partnts to aa fun&s calL Mr. and Ua. a W. Cutsf and family wer Twllgsta vlaltora Sunday nhera they er.)c)ed mm skiing. Cuetta of Mr. and Mrs. Cuts forth on Saturday tvenlng to help their daughter Usa crU brata her birthday were. Mra. Dick Zita and family from Con ,i..n sin. Vesta Kilkenny and children Kelly and Juhn and Mr. and Mrs. C C Jonea ana son Kenneth. Mns. Cora Allen and Mra. Uia Brdine cava a birthday party honoring Anna Maa Staagall last week. They served jeuo, caaa money you will handle frutn age 20 to 63. (An average Income of 11.000 a vear would bring In oser $1HO.O(IO In 45 year). Go up the ladder and you'll find the fig- urea get pretty We yujafI.r govcral days spent with her Mr. and Mrs. Newt O'Harra were Walla Walla visitors ovef thp week end Mrs. Ofl Itinhcy returned to her home In Milton Freewater ud oM GuMta om4 wi paarl Ceen. Muly Branrxm. Mart 8faaiL fa Urn Madia Brut, all of Levlr-g tun, nd Carters Rofers and chlldnrn if Ileppnf. Mr. and Mrs Claire Marvel and family t4 The lUUea spent the wwk end at the hm of Mrs. Marvels parents. Mr. and Mrs, Homer Green. Mrs. Fern MiVkl gst a birthday party f her daughter little laM Saturday. Guests present were Itoger Howard. CHyton and Juanlta Wilson. Sharon and Sheila Bond, all of lleppner; Ricky Pettyjohn. Stan ley and David Crave. MUa. Del phlne, and Kay Meracle, and Os car and Lola Smith of Lexington. Ily spending. We plan to discuss money daughter and husband. Hobby NIcht is planned at tha money nhirh will b management In each of the l JiUKh u Tn commute reports stages of the family cycle ";M ,nyon, havlng things for this column during the rnnnth m(H.,ln,, pjea9e caU Mrs. of March. We - hope this win en- JIu p or Mra. CeoTgt courage families to we the lm-1 ., .,,, uU what w ,K,rtance of plann ng not on mflke h,$ , ret, ,n, for Immediate wants but for life and nstnlctlve meet as a whole; ami to oe ic - f,..ih., iikIv In ram. " llv rinances such as credit. In xurance. etc.. throucn snon courses open to both men and women. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munketi who have been visiting in Port land, returned last week and broucht their small grana . . . . Lnir. nfidaughter home with them for In order to ret the basics or. managing your money you are urged to attend the following Extension Unit meetings scnea- uled for March: March 1 Rhea Creek Unit, Rhea Creek Grange Hall. March 2 lone Unit, Mrs. Paul Tews' home. March 7 No. Lexington Unit Mrs. Don Evans' home. March 8 Pine City Unit. Pine City School visit. Mrs. Tillie Bosheart and son Wayne of Condon were visiting in Lexington on Thursday at the Cecil Jones and Vernon Munkers homes. She will be remembered as Tillie Nelson, who made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bauman for several years. Mrs. Dick Zita and children nf rondon wer visitors with her father and famllv. Mr. and Mrs. 1 ;0. w. 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Those who attended from this area were Betty Wolflngton, Lo- retta Bond, Marge Howard, tern McCorkle, Joan Smith and Lola Breeding. Mr. and Mrs. Conley Lanham were In Portland Saturday to see their daughter, Sandra. March 9 Irrigon Unit. Mrs. Mrs. Dean Hunt is spenaing Harold Colson's home. some time In The Dalles with Tf-,.u i.i lTnnnnr Unit. hir mother. Mrs. Keys, who Is Mrs. Rav Drake's home. March 16 Lena Unit, Mrs. Gerry Brosnan's home. March 21 Boardman unit, Mrs. Ron Black's home. All meetings are tentatively scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. except North Lexington Unit, which will meet at 8:00 p.m. there to undergo major surgery on Tuesday. Dean Hunt and Doyle Key motored down Tues day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Hender son and daughter Betty and Mr. Henderson's mother, Mrs. Jesse Henderson of La Grande and a son. Larry Henderson, spem. 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