Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 24, 1964, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textutrrrrri cuunrt.TmM. tat. n. 195 6th Graders Get Instruction Contestants Identify leRoy Gardner lOr.tlnued frvin H 1 In Outdoor Class the Safv a!, tr-4 t Sun v ' - .d. I U Tfcla drama tie trw of a mw reed plrkvp trmek (topi hlxtUIhla ma)or wiMf benefit feature lor I4 rwt front a !. tailed Twin I Beam. th sew Ford eirluJa Mtspm ioM combine Mf lnK-k Wt& h4 JrabUJt7 will paa erer rar rtJLuc romforl The poptUr iveooollne Vu fbottooa) featarea mew, nor powerful fictM, a Urpxl aatomeUe traiwmtukf. aell ojuaUnf btike. d.ooa mU or aU-moaUt tofcrWUoa tnUrraia, ud rw driver comfort f re. Ail 1KA Ford tracks will ta desk abowroocu Friday, September IV. Blalock Island Route Gels Favor Judge Owar Peterson Mid Wednesday that the Blalock Is land route for the Federal Inter state highway proposed from EUensburjr Is gaining favor. This route would cross the Columbia Elver at the island and bit high way Interstate 80.N near Board man. The judge, who recently flew over the proposed route, has been a strong advocate of the Blalock island routing as op posed to that going via the Uma tilla bridge or a third proposal to go via way of the Tri -Cities. The route he favors was nioAn f irct Ann cMoratlrtn when 0. 1 V l . o v . - - . several years ago. but recently, proponents of the Umatilla bridge route have been pressing hard for the river crossing at this existing bridge with the high way to hit 80N near Staniield. Letters from the Boeing com pany are encouraging to the Blalock route, the Judge said, A recent communication from them Indicated that the com pany Is interested In "reducing logistics problems that we have" in transportation from Seattle to the Boardman area. Another letter from the Bur eau of Public Roads said that the bureau was interested in any route that would reduce the mileage but was not interested in any that would extend it This would seem to eliminate the Tri-Cities proposal. Judge Peter son has contended that the Boardman route would be the shortest and most economical route. , , Both Oregon and Washington Highway commissions ere in volved in the matter. When a final dceision will be made is not known. File cards and guides, 3x5, 4x6 print the form you need for busi ness or ranch use. Phone 676-9228. Hamlin's Opens As Sport Center Now open for business on Main street. Just south of the Heppner Hotel Is Hamlin's with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin s owners. The couple formerly operated the business for seven years nd now is returning to it Beer license, recently aprov ed by the city council, has been granted by the state liquor com mission. The firm will cater to cus tomers as a sports center, offer in himtinir nrf fLshin? licenses and sports goods and supplies. Hamlin said. By being open well into the night It will offer a place where sportsmen may ob tain licenses after other outlets axe closed, he said. i;iahmittilt on irlrtliw lffnS hl ' mean. UutM tl l.'M Ue itxju;nnniiu fi ttiKlUfe id!. tH-iter, ti, ami tl i u J all the toiUlitt fvHiml in arr. KwnarO rl lnk ranhtng m-iww tl ta analfix ami HU toiiiiinl tui that lilUt'lo all It thin xattni! ivrr hf earth ml Riu( ih xii rra iai .. . 4 lr-itvii arra rut tf rant'cland. Ui umsI rrw tJ bruhrft thiWN whuh W ! us and tho khu-h work i4itiki u. J jwn iinttsl put that atl Un J U ntd by iine. one and that it fcluu!d tw treated with repvt. emphaia fire n' unitiin and tl4 l harm Un by litterbugs. Over The Tee Cup Ladies Dav Sept 8 was a FUN DAY and a wonderful tune was had by all It was a hme there were not more there to e.i jo it. Janabel Turner and An n-tta Klinger were the minuet upers for the day. and they did a iK-niWfnt tnh. Follouine are t.ie different things that were plan ned for the nine nois: j. im on sitting in a chair 2. Tee off stand ing on one foot 3. Putting thiough a stovepipe 4. Putting with a wood 5. Tee off with n: fnnt in htirkct 6. Use No. S iron tall the way 7. Tee off standing on an Innertube a Use one woo-1 all the way 9. Putting throuj;a 3 strategically placed wickets. There were many laugh especially when lightweight Annette tried to get her footing on the wiggely innertube. he ended up flat on her back, but did get the ball off the toe. N. 9 with the wickets was "wicked". You had to go through the wick et from the right direction, and if you didn't make it that way. ah there was to do was take a nother putt and get In position, i a it this tra nuttini? done cn the different greens was epe- . . laiwh i-l I'auU-n a irts When the at Jntrnrnevt ir..w uptti tm, tht army, train- l:.J,n, tal't. He mw aiil 'ti lit I! Nuttl Partfie Ihrat.f. firM lr N-w l alt.ni. n... i.... Ii,.t. in.l tilt II V Oh- , " .... . m,i. .hu.i the tank f niatrr MiL'ranL f.RUtii Ura t'.irdnrr. who at, i-. n-l a leuty .ii tit The luilra. When U11V rvturtuvl Iwme frm ktvIiv he aaw hU m tot Ihe fu-t time. IjtIU Jr. was Utn while he I'vcrwa. The U rvw attending Blue Mountain fJWe. in etaJualed fr.nt llell-nrr lUah Khul In I'.iJ. After the war. Gardner WiWkea U Hamilton lumiture Com tAnv In The PH and then for Northet Liquified la to. In X'JXl the family moed ti ilenner where he tecame taled wtin llrtwr ,ir t.at tvmtmny. later he lea-d the bumneM fnm Jsro Healy and pirated It until buying tne store frwn the llon. wing with Nor tlaa In all 12 Cardru-r U a exalted ruler of the F-Iks and a trustee In the lodge. He U a city roun- .ilm.n K.vln.. hn-n Bl'IKllntCd fullowt'ng the death of Council man Allen lae in i:i. ne i sLno a member of the American Lecton and of the Methouut church. MONUMENT Mrs. DeUla Svek Is here from cvw.it t. vuit a while with ner daughter. Doris Capon, and fam ily. The Legion Auxiliary held Its fipvi m.t'tini oi mp tail ii Ttinrtiiav ivninip In their hall. Several people gpent Saturday nlni tri root. lainnnK anu ppnrral rlean-UD day at the Legion - Grange hall, getting ready for winter. voi i iimiw. we call tav a penny a putt every Ladies Day, plus our 25c entrance feel. Balls were awarded for the lowet score on No. 2, which Coramae captured, and Annette received the omer prize ior iw wnrt cirnkoa nn tt 7. Plavln'7 our FUN DAY besides the gaU that planned u were coramae Feteuson. Helen Schaffltz, Lois Hunt Maria XfrOiiarrip. Hacl daily lucrative for our coffers, as Mahoncy and Donna McCuidy. ELECT Martin Buchanan Democrat State Representative A POSITIVE REASONABLE MAN WITH EXPERIENCE WHO KNOWS OREGON'S NEEDS. (Pd. Advertisement By , rvinntv TVmvrti Central Committee, Al Lamb, Sr.--yf;J ;'.:M ''J Chemical fallow with Atrazine controls cheatgrass in wheat The practice of chemical fallow with Atrazine offers wheat farmers the first reasonable approach to solving the cheat problem. A single spray of 7j lb. of Atrazine 80W per acre is applied in combination with a contact herbicide such as amitrole. The application should be made following adequate rainfall, after the cheat has emerged but before January 1st Weeds emerge and die Seasonal rains move Atrazine into the weed root zone. It is absorbed by roots of the germinating weeds. Soon after the weeds emerge, their leaves begin yellowing at the tips. Soon, the weeds die. The contact herbicide takes care of weeds which may have already emerged before your chemical fallow application is made. Long-lasting control This program of chemical fallow with Atrazine gives outstanding control of cheat and other annual weeds until late April or May. At that time, some tillage will probably be necessary, al though ranchers this past year report that only a minimum of tillage was re quired. At present, Atrazine is the only se lective, long-lasting herbicide which can be applied with reasonable safety. Be careful about overlap, however, since a double or triple dose of Atrazine could adversely affect next year's stand of wheat And, don't treat shallow or sandy soils. For more information on chemical fallow with Atrazine, contact your lo cal pesticide supplier or custom ap plicator, or write: Geigy Agricultural Chemicals, Division of Geigy Chemical Corporation, Saw Mill River Road, Ardsley, N. Y. pUATOCS Of CHfMICAti KM MOOMN ACUOAIUU Geigy Atrazine illiL, " . . . .. .... -f r.tJ IlltUlo. The lia The I$81 lrd It the ml.fkan.etf M w ta-jc-r ,h,M w trr.. JilUaat. rJ l 4 lallluM U Irplatctl by a mdrtaU le he J , in, Miih the ctt.p. lr.aM l-k .f the nrw .,d. .Hry l Img '"fj f.na hli mt car ride rfrJilhed a. ae ai.UH.ll. .d Mlrl Ihe healer '- y j ,.!,ly aJ .1,1 rel.Oy .bl.ln.tle .nlr MgHer.prketf f '"JSllJ,u7. line, ate lferrd wilh UletUr and eletlor Irlrtt fealatea la fit !' 4Mtm9 ne la each f ihe I? madrli than eer before, hlra and at.llua wao. - will be Ittlrtnlured U Ltd dealer .hen loum. S-tilemter 25. BOWLING f la f pduMrs Tiim W ivterton'a Ji-wrlry t CVntral Market 11 Bank of H M 1VI Markrt 7 Heppner KIWs 4 Lima Apparel 3 Ja k'a fhi-v ton 3 9 I'M 1 1 AnifeU -J, . Ihth Ind t'.'tue M-H4 yua.kcnhu'.h, lt- HUh lud. StUii-Jean Hall. 4-. IHth Tram t'.ame t rutral Matkel. Ml; IHth Team rtle Central Market. :'IIO. Commtrcial League W K 7S 3 1 4 Tram S A, I- Dacuttt. Iit. ft ! St. Patrick church a llcrpner Stud Hank f lt ... tlai.tiM t Men'a Wear MII.w Cr Hub 5 7 x IK ' Hrt National Bank i 10 lllwh Ind. tlame Kr. It. II. Beard HU'ti l"d. rVrlea . Kill Mewert. 574: IHfh Team t;atin Hank of 1X3. tuSM lllk'h Team Srtea, Bank of IX), 3018. Money trcrljd tH.k ! dup Vate ard triilte are on aale it the Carctte Tlmea. ft 5. 4?DQDQ(LBD7D ALWAYS FIHST OUAUTY (0) Month 20 11 17 14 1 15 1 25 5 1 4 6 4 14 Girls' cotton pajamas J' Pair Rirls cut-off jeans jj-88 Pair Rirb' ankle pants, stretch Girls blouses J-JJ Girls 3-6x dresses Girls 7-14 dresses Vhite uniform - Indies cotton dresses Jj Indies winter lined jacket - -JJ Pair summer shorts Handbajr -J Pair ladies stretch ankle pants "- Pair ladies double knit pants Ladies double knit blouses Ladies Mohair and wool sweaters 6.00 Ladies 100 wool skirts Ladies Better Dresses Reduced "3 To Choose From 8 27 5 78 2 1 24 50 100 50 80 2 5 150 500 Ladies fall skirts Ladies' blouses l6y. Ladies tie belts .0j Mens sport shirts 1.44 Men's reversible nylon and poplin jackets 4.88 Men's award jacket, size M 4.88 Pair Men's dress sox 0j Men's leather belts - 50 ea. Pair boy's 10 oz. double knee jeans 1.00 Pair boy's 13 V oz. jeans 1.67 IJoys' cotton shirts 2.22 Boys' award jackets 4.88 Boys' winter jackets 7.88 Notions cups, ash trays, cigarette lighters, knife sharpeners, utility brushes, party match books and many, many more 88 Notions and thread, needles, toaster covers, hair clips, shoe strings and skads more 05 LAST 3 DAYS! our entire stock of 95c Gaymodenylons reduced Faboloni election of plain mesh, doable loop dree ahaara, I" "... cotton-soled eerrloa weights! j Proportioned and contoured to your leg--lenthl Short, aewaga or long, 8tt to 111 Flattering- colon . . . there' a ahada perfectly nltad for verjrthlna; from caanal to zormaii i7 J M 1. It " 3 n4? . m r a 3 vw Zac COMPARE THE SAVINGS ON GAYMODE SUPPORT HOSIERY! Compare them for comfort quality, good-looks and our apodal low price I nyion with Spondex Heppner, ximuiiiant.