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HOME! OAZtTTt Lamb Impressed By Slrategic Air Command AI Umb, manager of the Morrow County Gtaln Growrr. In, recently returned fnm a trip to New Of lean whrte lie attended the annual convention of the National Council tf Farm er CirraUvet as a director representing the Seed an.l Grain Division of that association. Lamb reported an attendance of more than ft) Cooperative! leaden from aver tne enure country- In addition many Gov. ernment personnel, both old and new. were on hand to take part In the dUcuMlona. At the ehe of the convention an Air Force plane picked up the Morrow county man along with 29 other and took them to Omaha for an overnight atay and tour the following day at Offutt Air Force Base, which U the hcadmiartcrs of the Stra tcjMe Air Command. This 1 the Command Center for the strlk Inn force of the United States Air Force and the command headquarter are In a three story underground concrete and steel building built In 1951. The party wai conducted through this nerve center of the Air Force and briefed on the workings of the electronic warning and sig naling system, the radar equip ment and plane and missiles for the delivering of nuclear bombs on an enemy. Lamb Indicated his awe at the VBktncgg and power of the Stra tegic Air Command. This strik ing force has planes and crews on constant alert, with bombs NO TICE ! Effective March 21, 1961, the following prices will prevail: Haircuts $1.75 Haircuts, grade school and under, weekdays $1.50 Shave $1.25 Massage $1.75 Shampoo $1.25 Morrow County Barbers Assn. HEPPNER BARBER SHOP Bill Edwards HEPPNER HOTEL BARBER SHOP Herman Howard CHAPIN'S BARBER SHOP Ambrose Chapln FERRIS BARBER SHOP, IONE Jack Ferris j : .Srf: i J 'ill O r f) Tl -4 riii -f J;) SfltPnH I 1 ' ' 1 uJ-tir( fir jJrtS One call from you and he's on the job It's LATE at nicht and the one ihing you need most in this world is a prescription filled for someone ou love. You make a phone call an J a tiieiid anweis your druggist. Within minutes alter your call, he's on the job. It lakes a time like this to make you realize how iiu!lIi ou depend on this man. yet how nun.!) jou take him for granted. Your phar macist means medicine when you need it skiiUu!l prepared. He means service regard less; of time His concern is for you. not only as a customer, but as a friend. And whot a valuable "extra" for you il sour neiehborhood drug store gives you JvA.ll Green Stamps You knov. of couise. to- T1MCI. Taut ad T HKfc l. IW1 Electric Service For New School Discussed At C. C. At the Monday m-ttng of the Chamber tf Commerce llarlry Young, manager of the RCA. and KrnrsHh 8moue, board mem brr. talked on the IlF propoaal t. provide rlectflc power tf the new lir pnrr Leungton aehool alta which U partly In and partly outlde lh city limit. Phil Blaknry. ruuncll member, told the emup that the city coun cil had refused the UFA appllca Hon fur a franchise to n-rvlc the school on a baal of not w ih Ing to start duplication of facili ties In the city. Fred Glmbel. FPiL manager. enplalned the rate l is company tht had used in waning ior u-rvire ejn tract. OrvllJe Cutaforth retried on his aMiearance before tht way and Mean committee hearing In Salem recently. Mr. Nora R annua boa re turned from a three week trip to Honolulu and other Pacific lands. loaded, throughout many parts of the world. In a mauer oi seconds, the command at Offutt Field, can have rdancs and ml silos on the way. with load of nuclear tombs, from score of field and launching center I this country. In England. Turkey, Spain, the Far hast etc. The Hcppner man voiced deep praise for the apparent erncien cy and ability of those manning Ihe nation Strategic Air com mand. He feels that the terrible instruction our force Is capable of unloading upon any aggressor la a ereat deterrent to war or a so-called aurprl.se attack from an enemy. 1 day half the families in America save them. Your Set 1 1 Green Stamps make it possible for you to choose from over 1,500 lop quality, famous brand-name items at your SAH Green Stamp Redemption Store. OREGON DIVISION Tha Sprry end Hutthinjon Compooy 4370 N. C Haly St., Portlond 13, Oregon C.nt fn t Fhea CwH Grange trvd National 4 II flub week In their program held at th Grange hall Friday right, following SO putluek dinner. Jue Hay and Father Klrmla gave th hUtory and develop, merit of the 4 11 on a national t.a.l. and N. C, Anderson gave the hUtory of tht growth of tht ailvitv In Morrow county. II alo told of the preaent actlvl- tie carried out under tne i program In Morrow. Scleral 4 II member were guetrts and took part In the pro- Cram. Special guest were aar. and Mr. Gene Hall and family. Mr. William Bawllna and chil dren. Mr. N. C. Anderaon and I children A dlscuulon was held an legis lative matter which affect tht farmer. Cancer Film Showing Is Well Attended Sixty-five women attended tht free showing of a film on can cer at the star meaier iuea dav nlehL The film. Cancer and Two Women, depicted how rind Ing and treating cancer in lime ran cure It uver la.uuu women riled of cancer of tht uterus In 10 and It was stated that over half could have Seen saved tf thev had seen their doctor In time. Dr. A. D. McMurdo answered written Questions which were handed In bv those attending. He was assisted by Dr. C. M. wag ner. Mrs. Harlan McCurdy. county cancer chairman, maae arrange ments for the showing of tne film which Is financed by the cancer society from money coi lected in the annual cancer drive. Various Reports Given To Farmers union Tl.e Farmers Union meeting held Tuesday night at the Max Barclay home saw various re oorts riven. Letters were read from Sena tor Ben Musa and Rep. Frank Weatherford In reply to the union's letters on various bills. Mr. Johnson, appraiser, was Introduced by Judge Peterson nd answered Questions pertain ing to tax appraisals In Morrow county. The next meetlne will be Ap ril 11 In the old library building. with the Fred Manklns as the hosts. Mr. and Mr. Gordon Pratt and children are spending spring va cation In Portland, visiting their parents and Mr. Pratt Is attend ing the O. E. A. conference. At Ameihan Way Thrift 'if . .000 .(XV t'amjirt... Putri!urtt Simt IS6 Rhea Creek Gfonge Observes 4-H Club Week ROCK HOUNDS CORNER r inn WAGHM Our February meet Ing began with Let Dudrk from rrnajnon elvlne u a very Interesting demonstration, Aa he worked over his lapidary wheel, he gav u many pointer regarding the meticulous art of face! ing gem none. To a novice, thl art looks very complicated and exacting, but he explained that the better the machine, the lea the work there la ta facetln. That almost make It sound easy. doent It? But when we cloaely eiaminea the manv beautiful specimens he had completed and brought along to dlaplay, wt recognized that It still reaulre much ex pertenct and skill regardlea of tht precision of tht instrument. When purchasing gem mater ial for facetln. there are two thine to look for as suggested by Mr. Dudek, namely: a stone without flaws and a stone that will yield Itself to the desired cut without much waste. He ad mitted that he hasn't done much with' cabochons since starting faceting. It seems faceting can be done In tht living room while one enjoy, a TV program, while cabochon require a different type of equipment and are a little on the (dare I use the word?) messy aide not advis- oie lor a living iwni Ht mentioned one danger In volved, though, when faceting gem to the tune of a good TV oroeram cuess what could hap ten to the be-oo-ti-ful gem If one became too Intrigued with th- nmcram! We thoroughly en- tnvMi hi demonstration follow ed by some beautiful slides of hi trip to Mexico City. Ijst month Ceoree Miller was the lucky winner of some tumble polished gemstone squares and had promised to have something mario un from them for the next meeting. Saturday night the three pair of matched earrings ne naa made of the tleer eye. crazy lace agate, and wood squares were auctioned off with the proceeds being donated to tne ciud. in addition to a tumble-polished green gem stone slab pendant, the door orlze winner also re ceived the lovely quartz brilliant (approximately 1 gram) that Mr. Dudek had finished faceting dur ing his demonstration. One of our guests, W. O. Wildman, was the lucky winner. Th business meeting was held after we enjoyed some de lightful refreshments served by Mrs. Goree Miller. Mr. Miller was aoDOlnted as delegate to the mid -year federation meeting to be held in April at Pendleton, TORO Why Mow it clean with a sQQ95 It' WMrlwiftdenlj uu Mow vour lawn and pick up the clippings at the aame time no raking nec easary. Tha bag and chute are actually a part of the Wind-Tunnel f housing design not an attachment aa it ta on ordinary rotary mowera. When mowing without th bag, clipping art diapered evenly over your lawn. Come in and thia revolutionary ro tary mower today. ?rrf Mrt tf Ttrm Hit. CVf. GILLIAM tr BISBEE More Pipe To Go Through Hinkle pipe tot Padflc C TraivamU sion Is being t rocred t Hinkle fuf Ifca Ccr.dn -uh aa a re sult of the Feb. 24 fire at Mad- A total of 60 rore mile of piie will be proienaed at the lllnkl location. Originally It f'Un i,. Ho thl work frm Con don, according to officials of the Ktanlev Rledaoe CofporaUon. The ojx-ratlon i now utng h!f! one comprised of men from the machine at the Hinkle .ft and the other, a night mr. ualng men from the Madras site. About 170 men are preenuy em ployed Farm Bureau Education Conference The second annual Education Conference sponsored by the Ore- gon Farm Bureau tei-?ainn wui he held In the Marion M"i ei Salem March 16 IT. Your Schools Are Yur Future la the theme of the meet ana many outstanding spankers will participate. Mr. and Mr. Ed Fearey. Jr- and three children .g Asiona. were weekend gucsta of the Gor don Hutcheru family. They int Sunday afternoon at Baldy Butte .kl area. and an announcement was made that alldes of the Kugene Gem and Mineral Show will be shown at our March meeting. Frankle Unrein displayed a very nice collection of rocks which he had assembled in an Inter esting manner for his school science project. Outof -town ruests Included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dudek and Mr. and Mrs. James Brotherton. Mr. Brother ton Is president of the Pendleton "Oregon Trail Gem and Mineral Society." 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I II III t 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 I 8133 DOLLAR BUYS FOR MARCH 17 FLAV-R-PAK FROZEN FOOD PEAS CORN CHOPPED BROCOLLI MIXED VEGETABLES 6 PKGS $1.00 MARIANI 10 FROZEN BERRIES STRAWBERRIES BOYSENBERRIES BLACKBERRIES MELON BALLS RASPBERRIES PKGS. $ 1.00 TIP-TOP FROZEN ORANGE DRINK 12 OZ. CANS 1.00 : f ' I " a. v.'!fj """ " ' Requests Changes The Ulntun Grange nt on record at their Saturday nUht meeting to requeat the leftaia. ture to make changes In Ihe In for tht Boardman range before approvsl cf the lea wa given. The chance requeued were that the lrae be f"f horter H-rl.4 of time than the propoaea K) year and that Murrow county should irttve more money in-m the um) of the lana. Action taken fallowing a reiMrt by Onltle Cutforth on hi apearance laM Thursday nlBht before the Way and Mean Committee In Salem. Ar Credit Meeting Mr. and Mr. William lUrratt were In Monterey. Calif, attend ing a farm credit official man agement meeting latt week end. Barratt Is on the board of di rector of Farm Credit Bank of Six.kane. Wash. He was attend- i.,,. ih. nnf.nnce alone with more than 30 other regional and national farm credit official. Bnntv siittmon. son of Mr. and Mr. George Stlllman. one of the newspaper carrier In Hcppner. went to Portland recently to see hiu Vrv enme as a winner with other boys from Tendleton. Pilot Rock, and Hcrmlston In a new subscription order contest. Mr. ani Mr. Lincoln Nash had the following people for dinner - . e Saturday evening: Mr. ana mm. Marlon Palmer, Mr. ana wrs. Lee Palmer and daughter or lone. Almeda Duran, Rose and Shirley Nash, and Dean Connor of Hcppner. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Kengstler. Gresham. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin over the week end. Mr. and Mr. George Stlllman and family spent Sunday at El pin vLsitinsr his mother. Mrs. Lola Stlllman, on the occasion of Mr. Stlllman's borthday 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I II IIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM I GRORCEY - 18 WHITE 10 lbs. FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS 8 F0R $1.00 COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE OZ. Ql LB. BANANAS 7LBS1.0Q HI COUNTRY APPLE JUICE Scan? $1.Q0 JUICE ORANGES 2 BAGS 51.00 5 LB. BAGS PECK'S LEXINGTON IN S.O.S. To Meet March 24 The annaal iirft:i.i! tf the Mtsrrow txHitity rhatf tf S-ise Our Miool will be lull March Z at th LrifsjMon Grange hall at "tw p m. Kn Li..'.iiv.j, Portland. pat atate pi-i.trr.t of ihe erouu. will le tie n-aker and other tte officrnt will b In attendance, A film. "Op-iati n At..itton." will be ahuwn. A report on ax ht. i-gUlaiian will be ghen. "The meeting I t-n ta the public. Justice and Municipal Court Thorn Gerald Howard, fail ure to atop at t.p ". fined $15 00. lamps Roderick Allen, no emergency brake, fined. $10 00. John pomlnlck Ok'li.i, Jr. no motor vehicle license, fined $3 00 Bruce Lauderb.uk oertlme parking. $1 W. Arthur Crawford. owrtlme parking $1 00, I. W. Mahoney. overtime park ing $1.00. HOSPITAL NEWS Ethel LaTrace. Hcppner; Rob ert Steagall. Lexington, dismiss ed; Jerry Sergeant, Klnzua, dis missed; Katie Leonard. Drain; Carol Moore. Kinzua, (lismiswd; Erble Kirk, Hcppner; Joseph Martin, Monument, dismissed; Daniel Bass. Hcppner, deceased; Marilyn Jean Reed, Mikkalo; Larry Benson. Kinzua; Pearl Martin, Monument; Nan Ed wards. Fossil; Bertha Dlnges. Hcppner; Michael Lane. Hcpp ner. dlsmissea; sievcn i-auc, Hcppner, dismissed; John John son. Hcppner, dismissed; Mabel Gillette. Hcppner; Barbara De vine, Hcppner. LEXINGTON SATIN $1.00 Of' a. $ 1.00 f 0 naanwARE CO. THB MAN WHO KNOW YOU IST...SIKVIS YOU aiSTI 10 E. 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