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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1961)
KtTttilt OAKTTt TlHtl Tfcuiaday. Meitl, tL IM1 tfirjtpttrr (BaHPltr-QIimrs morrow couirrrs NtwirAPtii The Mrin-r CiHT. -.iblHhl i!Kh M. 1M The H-Jpwr Time iwUbUehed vmbrr 18, 1SVT. Ctnull!sle4 February 15. 1913 W. O. WILDMAN Editor end PuMlaher FRANCES !- WILDMAN Associate Publishes" NATIONAL fOITOIIAl lAc6"tw Su-r !i tt..n KH: Mrruw Crsnt Counties. ItOO Ynr; nrwhe $4 50 Vw. Slnf U Cepy 10 t-ublUhUl I vi-rv IhuriMl.v and t i.trfl at the M Office ! llrppnc f. ""on. as fcavund CUm 1 Cent. Man? STAR THEATER m. 5eU March 24 25 The Three Worlds Of Gulliver kVruIn Malheus. Jo Morrow, June Ttiorburn. A mating SuiMTdvnumatlon and Color. An exciting film of Gulliver's arivrnturca. at apiTallnc to Iulu as to the young iry. ILLS Seven Ways From Sundown Audle Murphy western in Color, with Barry Sullivan, Veni-tla Stevenson, John Mc-Intlre. Sua. Moru March 26-27 G. I. Blues Flvis Presley, Juliet Prowse. Lively music, dancing, eome'ly. Ijncation shots In Germany. Technicolor. Sunday at 5 and 7 Prom The County Age nfc's Offi ice By C. ANDERSON A lut of Int erect Is bring shown frrent about our wild THIS IS YOUR HOSPITAL : In Mix-king farm rnls with fih this niirinc. Onlera for 20,000 1H to 2 ln h Kaml'M'p trout have been left with Dr. L. D. Tibbies ; nJ thla office. Prairie Sprlncs Trut Farm at Dayvllle will de liver these fKh within the next week or 10 day. If you want to get In on thla first load which will be rumlng before April you con at 111 leave your order with us. For those who are Interested In a farm fish pond but Mill have mme unanswered questions a tour la scheduled for late Ap ril. We would le Interested to hear from anyone who would like to have ua visit their pond. Because of the continuing oc currence of rabies In various ani mals thruout the state It would behoove us oil to bo somewhat observant aa we go about our work and notice something dlf- animals which might Indicate the posal blllty of this dUease. Rabid baU have been found In several coun ties and rabies Infected foxes have been found In Lane coun ty. Let us not be alarmed If we notice animals acting peculiarly avoid them and report them to the county health officer, the vet erlnarlan, or this office so that steps might be made to deter mine the Infection. Last Wednesday afternoon tour of the South lone, Dry Fork Gooseberry and Elghtmlle areas was made to determine the In festatlon of purple mustard In that area. The survey was con ducted because of reports of heavy Infestation of this hard to kill annual which Is becom Ing more widespread as years go by. For those who do not know what it is they should make In quiry at thla office or with soma i i Control broadleaf weeds In small grain with ESTERON 7CE Aerial treatment of crops is the convenient way to cover large acreage. It saves time, labor-avoids damage to crops by ground equipment And for controlling broadleaf weeds in small orains. Lslcron 76E brings positive action. It's a spe cialized 2,4-D chemical that controls such troublesome weeds KWnW lnlond Chemical Service, Inc. I MlMitM""" . i r W. L CHAR HA Oi of th mot frequent que tlona I am asked In "What's my blood type?" Moet of the time I can't answer thla question. We do not routine ly type your blood at the hospital for the reason that It la an added expense and Is usually not nec essary. The value In knowing your blood type is In the event someone else needs some blood This knowledge saves the labor atory much time hunting fur a donor of a particular type of blood. When you need a trans fusion your blood Is always typ ed even If you have been typed before. Thla Is a safety precau tlon as the giving of the wrong type of blood can cause serious complications. We are very fortunate In this community to have an excellent blood bank program. This pro gram makes available to us quantities and types of blood that don't even exist In this area. Rare types of blood are avail able to us In this area through! the Red Cross. Another value of this program of their neighbors who have Infestation. Burton Peck. Lexington area farmer, while visiting at the of fice one day last week comment ed on his seeding of Lallontan alfalfa on land which Is sprinkle Irrigated from a well recently drilled on his farm. Burton says that, "Lallontan is definitely the best alfalfa I have seen as it is early to come In the spring, la a fast grower, and makes quick re covery after being mowed. It Is fine stemmed with many leaves making high quality hay." La llontan is recommended for this area because of Its resistance to wilt, spotted aphid, and some nematodes. It is high on the list of those recommended for our area. Mlka Benge and friend, George York, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Benge from their studies at O. S. U. .. ...rinir raciNfl tiic " lnllri WI1H UoLHDLt vfwi" n rt rnni TOWARD REGULAR PURCHASE f GENERAL PRICE OF ONE JET-AIR TIRE I!5 cimtdv TIRF RHYFR oav Tft THE ORDER OF - - 1 00 CASH OR TIME PAYMENT SALE atftarS52SSSS General Tire Dealer it Air Introductory offer. Limit: 4 coupons (total vslue $20.00) os set oi 4 Jet-Air tiros. .. - m- llyjS A I YOU SAVE when you buy the All-New GENERAL JaW pnSBJBBJBJBflSBJSSV FIRST PREMIUM-QUALITY TIRE IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD FEATURING NYGEN CORD AND TWIN TREADS iff IT AND SAVE! BUY IT NOW AND RELAX I Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERT TUESDAY 12 NOOlf On U. & Highway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Res. Hermiston JO 7-3111 JO 7-6655 Hormictoo. Oregon Frank Wink & Sons Owners Don Wink, Mgr. Is th constant availability tf M1 In out bank. It la a real i-roMem to find a blorvl donor m certain times. Try finding three or fur di ners of even the rommofimt types the first two days of derr season! With our lied Cr program we have sis to eight pints vt IU1 on hand, whlih wiil tide us owr almusf any emergency. The immediate availability of even one pint t blod can often be life saving. At your huspltal we use be tuen 40 and 60 pints of blood per year. The blood bank, how ever, has about 10 pints of blood In It during the year for us u draw on. We routinely get a com plete stock of fresh blHl every two wiH-ks and can get a fresh supply each week If we run short. At any time the need arises, 24 hours a day, 7 day s week, we can get an emergency supply from any of the panic! patlng. hospitals of the Yakima area. One thing I want to clear up Is about the charges for blood transfusions. First, neither the hospital nor the Red Cross charges for the blood. The hos pltal has several fees fr the var lous services connected with glv 1. Blood typing varies from $2.50 to SIO.00, according to the amount of work Involved. 2. Crossmatching two differ ent methods, $3.50 to $5.00. this tests the bloods together In a test tube to see If they will mix In the patient's blood stream. 3. Blood processing fee $3.00. This fee Is the same whether we or the Red Cross draws the blood. It Includes blood bottle, needles, serological tests, storage, etc. 4. Blood administration iee $3.00. Labor and supplies for giv ing the blood. I would like to point out that a private blood bank not only charges for the blood but also has these same service fees to add. At a private bank one pint of blood can cost you SS0.00! Space does not permit me to go into detail on the many other advantages we obtain from this program such as fibrenogen, frozen plasma, serum albumen, and other blood products that are available to us. There is one essential thing that must be done to keep this program foing. The blood we use must be replaced. I'LL SEE YOU AT THE BLOOD DRAWING! Hardman and Rhea Creek News 7 CHARLOTTE WAlItl IICC. of Rhea Cwk Grange met at the home of Pearl Wrlf ht In llrppner Thursday afternoon. It was decided to purchase cmt of the new walkers to b used at the hospital. Cake and Ice cream were served, honor! ng the birthday of Mr. INa Wright and Mrs, Rasl Lovgren. Twelve membeis were present Mr. Roger Stelger and chll dren f Portland vUlted her par ents, Mr. and Mr. Archie Ball. during spring vacation. Ronnie kessell has been visit Ing Alta Stevens the past week Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McDanleU drove to Condon and back Mon day. Mrs. Walter Wright went to Salem Thursday to bring her daughter Janet home for the mid term vacation. Janet attends the University of Oregon Nursing School at Portland. While Mrs. Wright was awsy her mother. Mrs. Farrens, Ileppner. stayed at the ranch. Mrs. Velva Bechdolt attended the 1961 O.E.A. convention In Portland. She returned home Sunday evening. Some of those from this area going to Pendleton to watch the fight Monday night were Hus ton Lesley, Darrel Vinson. Ivan McDanlels. Albert and Oran Wright, and Al and Stacy Lov gren. Mrs. Sue Vinson and Mrs. Marie Lesley went to Walla Walla Monday and on their way home stopped In Pendleton to ln their husbands and see the fight. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawks and family have recently moved Into property purchased from Klnard McDanicls. They formerly lived t Klnzua. Mrs. Blaine Chapel and Mrs. LaVelle Hams visited Mrs. Eva Wright on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kessell of Pendleton were Sunday visitors at the Eslie Walker home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dees have moved Into Ileppner for a while. Cecil McDanlels has returned home from Ashland where he has been staying for the past several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Engelman and Frankle visited at the Blaine Chapel home over the week end. Joe went over to the John Day LOCAL NEWS Mrs, WomI WllkUEutt U u Itlng her daufhtrr and fsrsaly Mr. and Mr Walter tuhs? t m New C"e Wji, f.j ihi, week Mr. and Mr. Larry turthu and n from Ft Ijewi, Wn , visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mr Jerry 1s;"-h Eat! Seward U In Memphis. TenneM vUltlng ht daughter and family. Mr and Mr Vwn Creenhalgh. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick and family were In pur It and 11 week end and attended the NCAA, baikettall tournament and stayed with her brut her and family. Mr. and Mr. Jack For sythe. Mr. end Mr. Paul Wauen and family visited his parent. Mr, and Mrs. Kldrldge, at t'mjua Beach Itewiri. during spring vacation. river to get In sid ii-!Jna l fishing. Ken Wright, mhi .f Mr and Mrs. Harold Wright, went la S. lem Wednesday us an alternate delegate to the FFA convention. Others going were William Rill. John Cleveland. Jerry Aml.-rx.n. Bill Monagle. and their adxlvr mm i Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 FOR WEED CONTROL I at its best CALL LIC0FTER SERVICES COMPANY "mac McCarthy Ph. 191. Arlington BOB BYRD Ph. 271. Arlington BIG 5 POINT SPRING SPECIAL TAKE OFF WINTER TIRES REPLACE WITH REGULAR TIRES BALANCE THE TWO WHEELS ROTATE Cr CHECK ALL TIRES INFLATE TO PROPER PRESSURE OTWnYlfiTTTfflT ELEPHANT BRAND FERTILIZER PAID FOR THIS TRUCK ONLY Phone 6-9481 e TIRE 3 SERVICE HEPPNER'S TIRE SUPER MART -YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER This ia an example of what can be bought with profits from the use of fertilizer. With Elephant Brand you grow more so you lower the pro duction cost of each crop unit (each bushel, pound or ton). Whether you grow small grains, coarse grains, row crops or fruit raise beef cattle or dairy herds if you can lower the cost per unit of your cash crop or your forage you will make more money. Lower unit cost is the key to more profitable farming. There is no surer way to lower unit costs than by using Elephant Brand. aJ ways: first, you get better grade crops which sell for higher prices; second, bigger yields give you more to sell and third, you get greater profit from each crop unit of what ever you grow. GET A BIGGER PROFIT "SLICE" Youu COST 71 V pm UMT y tour k I cost Tffjfl UWT V WITHOUT PCRT1LIZCK WITH FUrriLIZU as tha moncr rou Think of thla "pie" (at for cvu-y crop unit you grow. Tka rUa U raw rllt Fertiliser ktlji T (at klrter rtfll "allea". ri When you fertilize with Elephant Brand you can make more in three ELEPHANT BRAND PLUS VALUES A wM rani p'""' ratios Unlfonti-tixta' fre flowing poflotU! products t) AN fortiliztrt highly water tolublo Strong, weather-resistant, non-tlla bags Extensive warehouse system for fast dealer service IT PAYS TO CHOOSE FROM THE ELEPHANT BRAND LINE NITRAPmUS(33 5-0-0 16-20-0 11-48-0 j AMMONIUM SULPHATE (21-jTo 23-233 I I r 27-1 -0 II RCA (45-0-0) ilephinf Brorad water soluble F E RTI LIZERS PLYWOOD SHEATHING 4x9x58" $2.95 sheet 4x8x1,- $2.65 shMt SANDED Exterior or Interior 4x8x." S25 heet 4x8x38 S3.59 sheet 4x8xi" S4.20 sheet 4x8x34" . $4.80 sheet COMMON LUMBER 2x4's 8 9'. & 10' per. lin. ft 2c ROOFING Na 1 CEDAR SHINGLES $9.75 sq. 3-Tab ASPHALT SHINGLES $6.95 to $8.95 Re?. $2.49 IS -lb. FELT 324 sq. ft. $1.98 451b ROLL ROOFING $2.49 90 lb. ROLL ROOFING min eral surface S3.93 K-style HEAVY GALVAN IZED GUTTER .... 141je ft SHAKES No. 2 CEDAR SHAKES natural $4.25 sq. No. 2 CEDAR, painted $5.95 No. 1 CARTONED SHAKES small defects ....$6.95 sq PANELING 4x8 MAHOGANY SSS Pre-flnlshed V.G. 4x8 V. G. BIRCH $6.95 4x8 CEDAR FLAKEWOOD Reg. $6.40 NOW $3.20 8" PINE PANEL, ft .... 9c PLUMBING at HUGE SAVINGS I 52-GaL WATER S1Q95 HEATER Glass lined, 10-year warranty I 21x32 DOUBLE CPT. SINK $11.95 21x24 Single Compartment SINK $8.95 Reg. $4.25 TOILET SEATS 5Z.35 SOIL PIPE, S.H. 4" CAST 65c ft 2" Cast D.H. SOIL PIPE 50c ft. ALL CAST SOIL FITTINGS 30 OFF DOORS FLUSH MAHOGANY DOORS $2.95 up MAHOGANY CASING 6Vac ft MAHOGANY BASE 7c ft FIR DOOR $949 IAMBS Reg. to 24c U.S. Gypsum CEILING TILE Silver & Gold p a t tems, 12x24 size center scored. 12( ft Acoust i c a 1 tile, silver and gold patterns 12x24 size. 14( ft COMICO PICDtCTI IWC JfOII w tlHtNSTDH riCLt'tivf u Mtn aoi roe ti.iiH o fnTi.iii Lroi tjnti i co lixitio rnco tea A-.Gct.ta irri.r. fc'i.so cs m.nsioi POURING WOOL QQC INSULATION bag Open Sundays KIN Building Supply & Major Brands Paints 8905 N. Vancouver Ave. 10301 N.E. Clisan St 4044 NX. HaUey St Portland, Oregon
