MORROW COUWTTS -aublUhul
ruitiHi
ASSOCIATION
WESLEY A. SHERMAN
Editor and rutU
HELEN C SHERMAM
H AT 10 W A 1 I OITO II Al
... ...w ii u v.r sinl Ceuv 10 Cent.
. M..rrw ami Grant CountW-t. r".'. ,w,n. .W,nd CUM Mattrt.
KSrou-y .nd Enmd at the M"'
'Swimmin' in the Rain'
in town wm carry-
In. toil nd wlm wit the 1 p. m. opening time c. lh
iwlmmta pool nrarvd Tuesday. Th, morning . ju.t right
(or the otcninC-warro and sunny.
Bat btrverso Old Man Weather tried to make tn wai
,ook XollS, by coming out with hard downpour fr om I k .
sr,. ! '"' ' "" "sw""m"",
toubtodlv will have plontly of warm days ahead to enjoy tne
n of IheW A Cornett Green declared the other
Sy. 'The hot weather will come. Sometimes we think It tent
Rolnu to, but It always dors."
Interest Gains in Lucky Buck Days
It Is a virtual certainty that there will be a big crowd
l Heppner Saturday for the next Lucky Buck Day Interest
ho.:; pa tidpatln, for the comln Buck Day the first prize
has climbed to $75 and total prizes will amount to $105 Th to.
has curnneu iu offered by the local merchants,
coupled JJln, Mi moL registered will want
m:y -on-t miss out on the possibility
of petting the first prize, which will be announced In stores
Rt obably one of the best things about Lucky Buck Day
u that it brings a lot of friends together to bump el
bows'on the" street on?e more and gives them the chance to
enjoy visiting with one anouiu..
TO THE
EDITOR . .
. . whuclhouse visited Mr.
and. Mrs. Randall Martin fjom
hla base In Texas on Sunday,
Irturn'ng to Olex Monday for
a St wgith his parents. Mr. and
tin. Clarence Wheeihousc, be
regongoTtoCorvalllstomeet his fiancee. Janice Martin and
return to HeppneronSunday
rvf Pnrtliinrl vUltP.1 in HpDDIier
with the Dallas Craber family
last weeK ana auenueu uic ribu
uation of Donald Craber.
Visitors ot the Don Munkeit'
home on Monday were her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Teague
of Roseburg.
PRE-PLANT SOAK-IN NITROGEN
PAYS OFF FOR LOCAL GRAIN GROWERS
Dear Sir:
k. ,r ih returning alumni
. . .w. -l... r.t wR. mav I MY
ui in . - - - -.
k t ..liuI nur reunion
ntrw muni "" , . .
a . . . n . r A-1 f A.1
nd how aeepry
11 the thought, labor, money
and time expended In pUnnlng
nd exciting nc iii-..i.."-
vnt.
i-M I ineak for the whole
class when I ay ini -
.11... EVrvnn U1S SO r'
... .... 1 M.f.
clous nd rnenaiy mi n i"-"-thankful
to have
been part of your community
In my formative year.
t k. K.ri.u.'nrklne commit
tee, Mr. and Mrs. Terrel Benge.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence on
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwln. Mr.
m. Utumrrt K einiey, iw.
and Mrs. Cornett Green, Mr. and
ur. Paul Jones. Mr. and Mrs,
...... ----
Claud Buschke ana Mr. ami wi
m. 1,1 r,,.nI ih classes of 1925-
naiuiu " . ,,
1930 owes a special "thank you
- it tr mA a a rt
. . i nsnmani hut since 1
know nothing slse is acceptable.
. . .... twm all nf US tO all
of you. It Is a wonderful feeling
to know tnai our lum.c
munltv is In the hands of such
fine people.
u wait "Mildred" Green
317 N. W. Norman Ave.
Gresham. Oregon
Mr. d M. Morion Gnti ond
boys Sunday met Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Green In Arlington, both
families going to Portland to vis
it the zoo.
Mr. and Mrs. Hairy O'Donnrtl
attended a meeting in Gearfcart
and visited in Portland Wednes
day through Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Conn on
...... . tr Elks Sunday
lermiucu - -
with a birthday dinner for their
son, Philip. Others present were
Mrs. Philip Cohn and children,
and Mr. and rMs. Harry Andrews
of Hermlston.
Mr. and Mrs. Gn Hall bad
as Sunday dinner guests for their
son. David, on his birthday, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jacobs and fam
ily of lone.
County Agent's
By K. C ANDERSON
Office
Plans hiv how brrn complet
ed for the annual sp'ing meet
In at the Morrow County Wheat
Growers Au orlation Thin ear's
spring meeting U bring neiu
bout two months u'-r man
usual wsltlng for wheat
prgrm to tx deel"i'd l,y Con"
grrsa. Since mere
action taken for new farm pro-
th.. Executive
(lain -
. ..... TnrsA 19
was as long as they coui-i
Allen Turn, flret Ice president.
Oregon Wheat growers Leagu
will be the speaker who will
explain proposed wheat prram
. . . . L ..... It U'lll 11
legUiauon ana now .
.. .... ..rr-hr and business
mi uui ... .
men. Tlie 19G1 Consen-auon a
k. v.aa iiiii rw iirrM'iiuu
fit inP irai it " -
clmmlttee reports will be given,
....i. .v- ,f June 19 on
your calendar and holdit Tje
meeting will be held at the Lex
Ington grange hall beginning nt
8.00 p. m.
r
.!'' :'.J '
av- .,- ,;'-:..
I'
IS M V
. I iffArent plastic
A new a..v ,,-,.,,
eartag for livestock wom"--
la now on the marKei.
'? " . ii,,Khandrv six'c
,a. '.. : to h worked with the
'n!w "tag say. that It ..Kks us
It might be one
. . - ho iisici in luenvi-
lags ini i... - --. The
rvlng cattle ai " ,
r. f. in a variety
p asuc earioK .v...- -
of colors and also a variety J
color of numbers. n w-
done In the new .... -
TnTer.
Kor i nose vnv ?- - .
ested they..ln..-;2:
at this oflice ana imu
they ore avaliaoie
. ..nHoruav for the ob
gorvance of the 50th anniversary
of the Sherman Branch Expert
.1. c..i n Muro. The date
Is June 27. We do not
detailed program as yet but w ill
i f rninfi when it is
keeu you hhui .
published. It appears as though
. ... trr m-rnt ana
this Will oe a uih
many of our ranchers will want
.. ... a Aion rowntlv announ-
ced is the annual neiu urtJ-
: Pranrh Experl-
trie i eiiuicii. .v.. -ment
Station which will be held
on July 6.
During our recent stripc-rust
k mmstinn as to
meexniB " ,
whether It was safe to feed rusted
wheat hay to came was m.
Word from Bob Powelson, plant
Pathologist, at uregon oiaic
versity, Informs us that from a
toxity standpoint it Is perfectly
safe to feed rusted wheat hay
to cattle. However, It has a low
palatlbllity and dairy cattle may
refuse to eat It.
Because of the very rapid rate
of M't'-aJ Meduahead nd tha
erlounea of Its Increase to the
livrtuk Industry. OSl hav et
up a r-earcn program in "I
aUn with the Bureau of Und
Management. This researcn w..
be a tudy toward the control
and replacement of the weed on
ranee lands r urecon. w..
.l- ... .i. u t.i determine as
clus ly as iwwlble the extent oi
Ihe Infestation oi sieauani-u ...
the tate of Oregon. We recently
indicated to them the Infestation
... a f na
here which is iimuvu
ranee lands In the foothills east
of lurdman as far as we can
determine. Medusahead was ap
parently Introduced Into the U. S.
about 1S8. Since that time It
has spread the length of Califor
nia and is found scattered across
the entire state oi v-n-itv-Medusahead
finds an easy foot
hold In deteriorated stands of na
live vegetation. It Is practically
worthless as forage and does out-
.a aatialtftW n0fl
some forage value. It Is a winter
annual and has growth habits
similar to cheatgrass except that
t. . . a n r a iBirr uaiv.
11 iii-ovia ,
,i .nn.iiata havlne wora
from anyone who has found this
weed pest so that we can pass
word along oi uu """""
For those wlio caiuwi '
tho weed we nave
the office.
Tvrentlv we have had passed
I1U K mO LlUt'3 Wis "
tp a micrht be made more effec-
" ' T
tive In the control of Morning
Glory. While these have not been
definitely proven there Is much
Indication mat xney wu
h ft r t nnri una
aryt' i ii. v
some loss from volatility steam
,. ......1 iha nnnlicatlon
aiSIlliailOII' n... -rr---- .
of TBA. We can help this by
working the TBA Into the soil
ofinr snravinc me same v.-,
It also looks like that a mini
tnMaaa u.' on Id be help
mum ui i-..t, -
..t i,of tviorA u not so mucn
jui u - ...un
exposed surface to cover. While
we have been telling our farm
ers that TBA could be applied
i. ... 1 oa If
at any time, u now
riOCLAMATlOH
WHtXCAJ. FATHER hj the
tremendous retponsibllity of pro
vtdlng and raring for his MwJ,
"wHtREAS. THAT require
great strength and stamina; and
a. 1. M..a .atltj fh
matt delicious of all foods but
provides the human sinews for
War nu y-a. r. .
NOW THEIttrOR. I. Al UnA
..r".r..t u.,i,nPr. toln with the
Ainjui v 'ir"" - . ,
Morrow County Cow B'lU- In
proclaiming tnai "-
vine ur iw""-" , ,
dltlonsl Father s Day meal and
a rU.at ft.a tltrA Ml PPfl
Saly with his favorite food.
and thus be awwroeu
i rruv-i on hi special
day, and on every day of the
" .. u... .h.
Executive Seal this 1st day of
June. 1961. , A.fB
Ab L-.'.
Mayor
Rv. Groschuph Back
A I nfkornn Church
.... . ; .L...-U
The Rev. Joseph urosciiui-ii
...in -A.,,t airviees ai nut
W III IUIIL.L.V. - -
Lutheran church at the regular
. n.in.lail
nour ijuiiu".
n... .nc.hnrh Interim pas-
nrv. ui"v"r" - .
tor. recently suffered a heart at
tack and has oeen reiuin.-ia....
t his Spokane home the last
few weeks.
A confirmation class will be
confirmed following the service
May 18.
teim. o u mlght be worth experimenting
lS the annual field day oi u mi 8 material to
Pendleton Branch Experl- with app g &
lone Journolists
Win Recognition
Thie lU'.a In Ir. rcflve4
...i...... from Iho Orecnii
trnn a-
Stholastlc Pteat fur outstandtng
. . . i ... I . n .4 tl.
WorK on me i uriunat "
Ionian.
Gene Martin, daughter of Mr,
nd Mrs. FredrUk .Martin, re-
... l. ..wvotnliinn fur u-urk
Ct' 1 v ru ii
on the Cardinal, the lone high
rhool newpaHr,
Michelle Morrison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J"die Morrison and
Eelyn Jepaen. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jepsen. received
their for outatanmnu won on uie
yearbook, the Ionian.
BUST BAKERS MEET
The meeting of the Busy Ba
kers was held at the home of
Sherrl Lynn O'Brien. May 12.
1961.
We discussed the Mother s Tea
and what each member would
do at the tea.
Kathy Blake and Sherrl O'
Brien, showed us how to prepare
fresh vegetables.
Our next meeting will be on
table setting.
Willi yi"J"- .
the Morning Glory patches In the
... n oftr it has frozen down.
mic iu u... -
There is a possibility that lower
rates migni ue oa
an cmiinns recommended li
we .... - - far,t
worked in. n is a lhuvch
It ... fnr UMin nil OL LCil
mai u wc r --- -
pounds of the material In the
soil we should get a good con
trol. This would be only hair
the dosage that we are now rec
ommending. It should be kept In
mind by those who have used
or will be using TBA that it
eventually wears out of the soil.
It Is important to watch these
patches and retreat them. If
watched for re-growth 2.4-D and
- ....It t.MI rniul .
tillage loiiow-up win .
lings. If you fall down on this
It means a complete TBA pro
gram again at a later date.
The State Conservation Man of
the Year field day nas Deen
recently announced by the Ore
gon Wheatgrowers League and
sponsoring committees. La"j
years winners were Mac Hall and
Russel Belshee from Moro. Ore
gon. The field day will be held
r..u... T,,n ifi hpoinnins
at 10:30 A. M. and will continue
Hav ending at
3:30. Lunch will be served at the
TtarlAnrlvieW Grange ai noon.
tu. ..nnrom IrLnks Interesting
1I1C IVfc.w"
Anyone who would like complete
a.n a nunrrram
details migni piun. uh vs-.
at tne toumy Acma wmw.
STAR
THEATER
FrL, Sat. June 910
Walt Dlsner
Swiss Family
Robinson
i ..)ir.,i nvritmif niciure.
The Johann Wyss c lassic be-
comes one oi
.... .....n.l.A..o in vinr U'ltn
liy aiiiAiuuna .. ----John
Mills. Dorothy McGuire,
James MacAnnur, (ami
ro Sessue Hayakawa, Tommy
KlrK, Kevin vuiluioi.. .....
nlcolor.
. Mir A m
hnwa oi o:aj gnu a p- "
in Mttttt-gauuimtta
Sun.. Mon June
. .1.. .Lni'inil TVitlAa Clt
ACTOSS b.A uwusuiiu ........
excitement, comes the rousing
. i An llnl
story oi reai jjcvf v.
The Sundowners
with Deborah Kerr, Robert
. ... i . d ITctinnv Tprh.
nlcolor. Ideal for viewing by
. ! . - . t I . t
tne enure hhuv
Sunday at 5. and 7:30 p. m.
s , V': '-: i . "-
a, i.
eHc,oLnd8ABQ..iAet..n.ivr.
-4-i-M ., dl.turbanc. of soU
arid l aeed bed. saves Mm. and equipment coU.
More and more grain growers ore boosting
yields and profits with Brea Aqua and Brea
Aqua with Sulfur.
Brea Aqua has distinct advantages as a nit
rogen carrier for grain crops. It stores excep
tionally well in the soil and is easily apptied
during spring and summer to fallowed ground.
We are selling more Brea Aqua with Sulfur
each season. Both experiment station and
grower tests show remarkable response of
grain to combinations of nitrogen and sulfur.
Call us and we will come out and show you how
Brea Aqua can pay off for you.
Bi-County Fertilizer Co.
.1?
HAND
FlftTILIZKRa
Call Jim Valentine
at Heppner 6-5388
PRODUCT OK CollUr IVHUVRATION
your year 'round healthful refresher
Summertime anyf 'me...milk is jf
your instant energy-booster. . Uie f
palate-pleasing protein hft that
brighten your spirits. Druik nulW ...
yur nutntional lest beverage buy!
Remember. . .
MILK IS FOR MODIRNS
Aovt amtwcMT it t-osoto by you", okeoon oaiy
f
1
v
...and the livin' is easy
with Dairy Foods
miooucts commisioi
WHEAT
NEEDS
NITROGEN!
UNFERTILIZED WHEAT
II FERTILIZED WHEAT
i 'i tin' iiiii jk'ii,i )
Other than moisture, nitrogen is the most important
factor influencing yields of wheat and other small
grains. Phillips 66 Agricultural Ammonia is 82 nitro
gen .. . more nitrogen per dollar than you can buy in
any other form of commercial fertilizer.
This concentrated nitrogen fertilizer helps increase
yields of heavier grain with more kernels per head and
with higher protein content. Phillips 66 Agricultural
Ammonia saves time because it's easy to handle and
can be applied at the same time you prepare or culti
vate your land. Get higher yields and bigger profits
using Phillips 66 Agricultural Ammonia, the 82 nitro
gen fertilizer.
Ste Us Todav
6J hr Your Supply!
EKSTROM FARM CHEMICALS
NH3 Sales Cr Service
th. 1-7289 Iae Or-gon
Now Srriog Morrow
and C illl am CountiM
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