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Choti With Your Homo Agent
4-H Leaders Counci
Picks Officers for Year
THIS MA? shows the nine areas el Morrow county from which
community comronnii win do cnoaen.
ASCS Commiltee
Elections Slaled
In Morrow County
The Agricultural Stabilisation
and c oniM-rvatlon community
committeemen cle-tiin will fx
hrl: soon. Dave Mil.cod of tin
AS office announce.
The present county ami com
munity Committee select a slate
of nominee from the Idle
producer In their communities,
who are willing to serve an com
mitteemen for the I'MA program
year Kach rlU'lhle ASt'S voter
ham tho itI vllfte of norninatinK
om or tnnre camllilnti' for the
office. ThU may be d'ne by a
tieiltlon lcnel by ix or more
eligible voter.
The tlutlea of the eli-ctel com
munity cummittecmen are to
maIkI Uie ctHinty cornmitce in
adniinlnterlntt the Varlotia Fed
eral Farm rrojram within the
county, "it la a duty nn well a
an obligation, that all producrs
partlilimie In the election of the
men to rcprcMi-nt them on the
county committee for the coming
year." McLeod aald.
Tlie county committee la re
apt.aslble to administer the Fed
eral Farm program In the bct
Interest of the farmers and the
public.
The map of the county Known
above Ik divided Into nine com
munitlcM. Producer living within
each community select commit
teea made up of five men, three
regular and two alternate mem
berk, to represent them during
the following calendar year.
Each eligible voter will receive
mailed ballots aomctlme be
tween now and November .1,
19G4, witli Instructions on voting.
Further details are available nt
the ASCS office located In the
Gilliam k Bbibec Building, Hep
pner.
Sew With Wool
Contest Saturday
Judges have been recently an
Mourned for the annual "Make
It Vourwlf With Wool" fcewlng
content, according t Mrs. Hotn-rt
jllonklns. distrht illrertor. These
are Mrs. Howard lUi-der of Pen
dlHon. Mrs. Kwlng Hynd of
Iklah. and Mrs. lioland lierg
strom of lone.
The Content will be Maged
Saturday, October 31. at the
Tapadera Motel In IVndleton.
Mrs. Ci-orge Alklo will be the
commentator fur the Style He
vue to te held at H p.m. In the
bancjuet room of the Tapadera.
District Minsors Ini lude the
Woolgrowcr's Auvlllary. Ameri
can Wool Council. Coats and
Clark. Inc.. John Irltz and Sons.
Inc., and Stacy Fabrics Corp. Also
Joining the onsor Is the Hon
Marche store In Pendleton,
which will present a pair of elec
tric scissors in each division.
r donna cconcc
The fuuth Morrow 4 II ad-r
Council n t In tti rstensi'in ron-
lrfrn r"fn Thurwlay rvrnln.
tmoiH-r i
OlficTrs rlei1e for th coming
ear aro In flraves, prrlil.ril;
wtitrrx lktroin, vie irelilrrit:
Mrs. ttrhlmt Wltherrlte, aeere
tary, and Mrs Nrls Anderson,
lreauief.
The Fj.thcr Klrml YM Mem
orial was fllMUssed. Four-II
(lutn making donations to the
l I'pni r library In memory of
Mlv Klrmls are a-kiv .i lake
the funds to the library to be
um-! fur punhatte of rned-d
tk. Hie li-adits council will
keep a ni-ord of donations. (To
facilitate cataloging, books thus
ur based will not be In clal
shell, however I
l i panicipallon In Rational
i II Club Week was rrjiortcd
ujwin.
I'lans for Morrow cunty to at
t nd the District 4 II Leaders
Mining In Moro October h were
dlM'USkfd.
County Commlttoo MUt
PUm January Projects
Mrs. Joe Wright of Heppner
was hostess Ck toltcr 21 to the
Morrow County Home Katension
Advisory Committee. tTtiis group
cooperates In the development
ano sujx-rvKlon of the county
home economics extension fr
gram. It Is comjosed of one rep
rewntatlve from each of the six
home extension units )
January homo c-stenUon lesson.
",ew wrinkjea in ironing, tas
tt lieduled January 4 In the Jlrp
pner area and January In the
iardrrnn lrrlg'n arra, A s-hed
uU was devrlope! for one unit
to send girls to the Mate II ji
tal at Pendleton eat h rn4ith.
I arli unit will alMj rernt
awards to outstanding 4 II home
rrttfMjmlea members at the 4 II
act levrrnent parties.
The committee brgan develi
Ing Its goals and a calendar for
the year a work.
SAVE THAT TAO-Ub! it
Than rua It away
On wash day, d-i you play a
"guesa the fabrli;" game be
cause you've lost the tag that
came lth the garment, the fne
that tells what material it's
made of and how to care for It?
Clothing apedaHM at the U. S
I part merit of Agriculture have
several suggestions to end such
confusion and avoid costly laun
dering errors.
Whenever you buy a new gar
ment, they augg'-M you Immed
iately remove the tag and lalx-l
It Mother's green shift. Bar
bara's blue blouse, etc. Then be
sure to save the tag.
If you have a bulletin board
nefcr the washing machine, hang
It there. Or. you might use a
card file for garment tags. Put
In dividers with the name of
each member f the family. Slip
the tag from Barbara's blue
blouse behind the card with her
Project leader's training for the name. And you'll have no
losses by Weeds
Heavy in State;
Controls Needed
Weeds slash mufo than ft
n.liiion a tin acrk-ultMfe
(otitributl'in to the etunomy ut
Oregon, ancs-ding t estimstes
madf at the Oregon State Uni
versity Agricultural Iliprrlment
Station. Weeds reduce rash fe.
turns to farmers by at least 13
erer.t.
In an effort to rut down thce
PaiAer through Information about
current we-d rontroj develop
ments, an Oregon Weed Confer
ence Is held In a diferrrnt area
of the state eaHi year. Ttila
year's conference. snred by
(rrgon State University, the ag
ricultural chemical Industry and
rrowers, will be at the Marlon
llot In Salem November 5. ac
cording to Ite Wareeri. OSU ex
tension crop specialist and eon.
U renc seTetary.
The llsil Oregon Weed Confer-
KttTHtn CAgmX TlMCS. Thursday. Ortobet M, lt4
trouble finding it qukkly on
wasn day.
I' you know the fabric of a
garment and how to wash it,
you'li get better wear and satis
faction from It.
Achievement Party Planned
.several weeks ago a letter was
sent to all 4 11 leaders and par
ent concerning the South Mor
row 4 II Achievement Party to be
held In Heppner on November 6-
You no doubt found your name
either on a committee or asked
to bring something. This Is to re
mind you that If you are unable
to help out. please contact Mrs.
Louis Carlson. lone, or Mrs. NeU
Anderson, Heppner, as soon as
possible.
Measure No. 4 would destroy the jol
of thousands of Oregon fihhermen and
cannery workers by wiping out Ore-Ron's-
100-year-old salmon "Hustrv.
'ITicko group urge a "NO" vote on 4 :
Democratic Party of Oregon, Republi
can Party of Oregon, Oregon AFL-CIO,
Oregon Brotherhood of Teamsters, As
sociated Oregon Industries, Oregon
Coast Association, Oregon Building
Trades Council, Oregon .State Grange,
Commercial Trollers Union, Otter
Trawl Comm., Columbia River Fisher
man's Protective Union.
UNFAIR FISH
ti. A4.MM fW All, Im., T4 Inmwnt, ISO k-vlt. A It, OnfM, Wm. WtiSl, frarr.
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Club Names Officers
The first meeting of tho Lively
Five 4-II sewing club wns held
at Jill Padberg's home. We elec
ted tho following officers: Nancy
Doherty, president: Glenda Van
Winkle, vice president: Christine
Hunkers, secretary; Jill Padberg,
news reporter; and Jeannine
Hunt, activity chairman.
We discussed what wo are
nolni? to make durinz this year,
Refreshments were served and
the meeting was adjourned. Our
next meeting will be at t.iencia
Van Winkle's home on govern
ber 7.
Jill Padberg, reporter
Need extra cash 7 Sell unused
Items around your Dlaco with
a Gazette-Times classified ad.
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meat
JCk I I Of Charge
sTMi I IIeppnt'
siSgt---lJ Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE!
Hogs Tuesday
Cattle Wed., Thurs.
Sheep Any Day
Follett Meat Co.
Hermlston. Oregon
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNary
Highway
A 0 ) 7( iy
comes in two kinds of pickups Trim Fleetside
Pickup (shown above) ... or handy Stepside Pickup with running boards be
tween cab and rear fenders. There are 6- or 8-ft. bodies, plus an extra-long
9-ft. Stepside body. Floor of heavy wood planking with full-length steel skid
strips. Tailgate held snugly by anti-rattle latches. You get
smooth independent front suspension and self-adjusting
brakes. Check out a Chevy pickup for your kind of job.
Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any type of truck
Heteui CSiwIet Company
:-36-
3764
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HEPPNER. OREGON
Crop Insurance
Deadline at Hand
Any wheat producer without
Fedrral Of Insurance mu.t
l-t-y I'T this all n-K pTOfrtiion
tnlno Mi,t-r 3t. -diri' to
word from the local office of the
LMM a Insurance i-raru-ti.
tio applications fur I'Jifi wheat
or fall n-eurd barley will tie ac
cepted after that date, say Dave
MtLeod, representative for the
enrc lll bring to growers, chem
ical Industry reiresentative and
others nterrrd In afrl. ultursl
use. the latest control
materials and methods from In
dustry and OtiU research. This
year's two-day conference will
feature diwusslona of the safe,
effective use of herbicides and
their roles In production of food
and fiber for our inTcalng pop
ulation. tonferenie topics will rane
frorr. current herbicide reM-anh
to wecJ control In various Wil
lamette Valley crops to herbi
cides for forest ue. Several In
dustry panel discussions will be
held, and 411 members will dem
onstrate safe use of herbicides.
Federal Cri Insurance Corpora
tion In Heppner.
More than luiui) acres of new
Insurant protection have al
ready been sineil up, an In
crease of more than four times
the quota establuheU by the
corporation for the dutrlet.
wtikh liuludr. Gilliam, Jeffer
son, IUittow, Khwnuin, ttmatllla
and Wasco In Cregen and Ben
ton. Klickitat and Walla Walla
Counties n Washington.
No canvassing of the area ta
being done this fall, and appli
cants must rail at the local ASCS
office.
Wi'n your local supplier fcr
1YIM200
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the NEW
'amioiouc lor
beef cattle
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Combines
21 95V? Model 95H combines 18" headers. 18x26
tires, excellent condition Ea. 8950.00
11959 Model 95H combine 18 header, 18x26
tires, Wexler canopy $ 9250.00
11959 Model 95H combine 18' header, 18x26
tires, stnd. reel, excellent condition $ 9500.00
21960 Model 95H combines IS' headers, 18x26
tires , Ea. $10,500.00
11957 Model 55H combine, 14' Allum reel,
18x26 tires, engine good $ 5500.00
1 1959 Model 151 IHC Hillside combine, 16
header. Allum reel, 24 ply big bomber tires $ 4850.00
Drills
3 LZA 10x14 14" drills wsolid press wheel, steel
caster wheels, 6" shovels and 4" runner
shovel Ea. $ 725.00
Weeders
4 JD No. 400 series 12 ft. end drive
rod weeders Ea. $ 150.00
Plows
2 JD 66A 4 Btm. Plows wHS Bottoms,
Steel Wheels, Complete whitch Unit $ 1100.00
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Company
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CONDON, ORE.
Ph. 384-6452
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