KCPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. TlmrdT. "
lone lo Host Midland Council
An lmrlant meettne uf lh
Midland ITA r.wil
announced for Tuedav
MiolK-r 19. t th lone HUh
Mhl at P"- MnL Robert
lavidon. Ion ITA president.
U m charce (4 arrangements u
the croup.
ITA unit In Morrow. Wheel
er and i;mim countiea have
iMvn Mned lor arveral years tn
the Midland Council. Midline
awe he la in tne vr "" j
Itles lo equalize in
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DON'T CAUGHT
With Your
FOG DOVll
'Warp's aEX-0-EUSS.tha It.
Cover oH opening NOW
(door, window. porch) thai
let in cold winter . rrt. u
cut Warp. H.EX-O.CLASS
with hear, tack ever
or frames for low coat winter
protection. Warp'e C'Auin,j
crytal-clear 1 LLX-O-CIASS
hold. IN heat-keep. OUT cold.
You'll save up to A0 on fuel
costs ... be "y1 fM
winter long. ILEX-O CLASS
last for year, at 'Uon
the cost of glass. Only 90
square yard at your local bard
ware or lumU-r dealer.
Tuesday nU'hf meeting will
t,e a w oik shop lvr ottioer an!
committer. that Ideas may
t. rxchaneed and perpleunjj
problems dicuscd.
Officer tit the council .Mrs.
1. H tuk of Heppner:
Norman Nelson of Lexington,
and Mrs. Jack Smith of Condon
ultl act s consultant for pres
ident. Mvtelarle. treasurers
and program leader. There will
alM le tiM'ui'n Kru
membership. hospitality and
w ax a and means committee.
Hxe meet ins are open lo all
ITA member.
Union Pacific Gets
Top Safety Award
Union raclflc Railroad has
been selected a a find place
winner of the Railroad Employes
National Safety Award tn com
wKit.n imiin rl:i one rail
; roads, according to the National
! Safety Council.
Class one railroads are tnos
with annual operating revenues
of more than $3 million.
The railroads are placed In
croups for the competition ac
cording tt the nupmber of man
hours worked ry employes.
Attinti are then presented to
railroads establishing the best
employe safety record in their
nrMf-tiv rroUOS.
i Union Tacific's first place
award was won in competition
with railroads whose employes
worked 40 million man hours or
more during 1S4 The W cas-
lualtv rate was 6.74 per million
I hours of work.
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Willow Oeck Hub
II. h(.iiT Mtt.U
1 ! ardmr at
lllh Ind. tlame IIIH M.wen.
211; Itlri Ind. S. tles-IUll Scrlv
tier. .V1; IHth Team tlaineM.
Pairliks cnurih. if;
'earn Srt SI. 1'amc a
Church.
raeriNartNC tha word for tta ' door treatment on tha 198 ford Station Wogona. o
T S!SSSSa bt tart Atts ol Keppaer Auto Soles. It s blahlT practical ond coo.nl.nt loo.
U m ceT.nf to uJVt In thU lashloa. ThU I. on. new featu.a ol ford that make, the 1964
models acpnoBa"T w1 rT.
TO THE
EDITOR. . .
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! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tarra motor-
ed to Mt. Vernon Sunday, un
To the Editor:
It povtbly would be very
r.,.., k in urii.-r (or me to sa.V
aomcthlne alKut our tentatively
organized onn .moituw ivum,
Irrigaticm district.
Ahtut one ear ago. Mr. Rex
Elli trom Pendleton lot about
n,l one-half WH'tions of
the Patterson rerry
Idea. We mut wjjanle a dis
trict, have a study made as to
feaiitiuty, and arrange br fin
ance. Mr. Getty alo said we
would have first opportunity.
Harvest coining on with me I
soil of dropped it but. to ue
Topsv's exepresslon. It "rowed"
on me. Harvest over. I pum-a n
up again. X5o ahead and file
on a pie-e of the land." said Mr.
Ellis. "We want you as one of
our officers." That. lov had Its
appeal. I have alwas btvn In
terested In promotion so this
was an opportunity. Also. I have
iim.. r.H-niMil.'i'd that North Mor
row countv has a tremendous
itn.t nivir
site and on the Columbia Mvcr rtcntial for development
there In North Morrow coun- t ,
December Dale
Set for Annual
Navy Corps Exam
Vice Admiral D J. Scnmrs. Jr..
Chief of Naval Personnel, an
nounced today that the 20th an
nual national competitive ex
aminat ion for the rejrular Naval
Reserve Offiwrs Training Corps
will e clven on )c'mlH'r 11.
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established there on
oner 3. to Join in the cclebra-, Hay Kd. Now I say
nn nf the 50th anniversary 01
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Farra. held
at the Mt. Vernon Grange hall.
Also attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Theron Adlard of Heppner.
The Sam Earns are an uncle
land aunt of both couples. Ac
companving the Adlards was
Mrs. Willis Ca-son of Condon.
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TYPING PAPER. Mimeograph
paper and other office sup
plies for sale at the Gazette-
1 Times office.
ummmm
the John
lost al-
thiuj;h it was not exactly lost
a. he did receive what he term
ed a very minimum remuner
ation for it
Now Mr. Ellis had made plans
to develop this land into some-
thing similar to me uujm.nj;
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TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
t-t-d PH. S7S-9212
nxriiaai
! uniihl fill I H
the other one half section Lo
and Dehold. When 1 came to the
ULM office 1 learned that every
foot of the BLM land in the area
had been filed on Just two days
previously bv a Portland synd
icate. They did not want h take
my application. After much de
liberation I persuaded" them I"
r iu it anv nav. i also IIO'U
nf.-'irmlc-k ranch. The land wa- I . ...., . i t.,i,.mi.
practically Identical and ct- i Callel Mr El-
Linly hai a great pent,al. Be- That ' '"J "".'iu
ng somewnat o ,'j iT AT , d." he said' 'They
till "
get a hold on some of the BUM
lands there in North Morrow
countv and really prove what
could be done with it undet
water.
I was asked to join him to
sort of head it up. as it were.
lr had its appeal. But these
lands, as I understood it. were
not exactly available and if
available at all. it would be un
der the Desert land entry. Here
an individual would be entitled
to 320 acres but must show def
inite proof that he could develop
it. At least one-eighth, or 10
acres, must be under watet
within three years and a def
inite plan for the entire acreage.
This seemed a bit stiff. A few
were irrigating from wells and
very successfully, but a few
others having difficulty and
great expense in fulfilling the
requirement
"Let's form an irrigation dis
trict and get water from the
river" says Mr. Ellis. We began
looking into this. Last June we
had a visit with Mr. Getty of
.. t tn Portland. Act-
ually he seemed favorable to tne
ni.nlicatlons In-fore November
19. t'.HVS.
Designed to supplement the
officer output of the Naval Acad
emy, the NRtrrC program makes
It possible for a young man to
earn a regular commission while
Mudving nt the civilian college
of his choice from among the
52 college with a regular
NROTC I'nlt. All tuition, fees
and book are furnished by the
Navv. and the student revives
a subsistence allowance of 5j0
per month for not more than
(...- v....r tmrini? the summers
i w would lie Iirst. 'or -"
didn't they?" Yes. I remembered.
Mr. ElUs had already arrang
e.i for the Cornell. Howland.
Mayes and Merryfc'd n-ople to
K.k into our proo.sition. Mr.
Howland came, it seemed mo.
feasible to htm. It was agreed
they make the study for us. Mr.
FUis would underwrite the cost.
The cost is more than .l"w an . training, nuclear training
the filing for water rigms tlli,mi.rin.. tralninL' offer var
fin Spinners
Team
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Elma's
i terson'i Jewelry
tvls Market
No. 8
Jack'a Chevron
Hilstows Market
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High Ind. Game joaiih
Dyck. ISV. High Ind. Scries
JoAnn Dyck. l; High Team
l!ame Hank of Eat.-rn re
Ron. HSl; High Team Series
Bank of Eastern Oregon. 2115.
City Loou
Team
Heppner Nor Gas
Morgan DU-vator
Highlander
Grove Construction
Fiesta Bowl
Hrllker
Farley Motor
Mason
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?m- lllt-h Ind. S-rles l'l
Pier. MS; High Team Game
Grove Construction, ion; nign
Team S-rles Groves Construc
tion, 2S-I3.
Lions Host Wives
At Monday Meet
the club at Yarneils b-U ir-
ant. lone. M -V " f,h fj
ome fl peron present for He
dinner and cnteitalninent.
Mr. and Mrs Conley l-a"''f"
w,., Wa rural, and Mr
Unh.m showed od-.e.!
of their winter In tun . lo
ISMil til. l 'e same Hm
cubing the niunuy and their
cMH'tlcncc abroad.
At the club meeting after "e
progr-m. with Presld-nt turn
lilslon In charge. lh l.lm
KSdrnd Plan.
Init liriMMtt PitU ami Uuf ini
il l n t
IJnd-av Klncald announciu
.tl u mcmtiershlp
moAth and Lion, who brlntf In
memlier. rltber new -
fer. will rec.lve Htal award..
training cruises as a midship
man.
After successfully completing
a baccalaureate level college
couise. he is commissioned in
the regular Navy or Marine
Corps and goes on active duty
as a career officer with the
Navv's modern floats. Immediate
challenging assignments to avi-
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The four-day course will teach you how to breed
cattle, when to breed, heat detection, herd management.
Many other subjects will be covered, such as physiology
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WRITE FOR APPLICATION AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION N0W1
American Breeders Service, Inc.
P.O. Box 66008, Portland, Oregon
The complete report will bo
out next week. Many of our sub
scribers are hesitant until they
see the report. Financial ar-
must l. made. Mr.
Ellis and a "Mr Murray
(attorney in Portland) looked
into this. Can be easily ar
ranged, they. sa to. tuner glob
al obligation bonds or revenue
bonds. In the fonder only water
users will" pay. In the latter all
will pay. That is. all within the
district. Certainly there will be
quite an extensive capital out
lay. Taking water from the river
in possibly as large a conduit
as ten feet. With us also will be
part of the West Extenion Irri
gation District. They wish to
firm up their supply for their
west end.
I have long been Interested in
Jmlnnmpnl in OUT North Mof-
row county. I have met many
friends who recognize this- It is
also unfortunate that there must
be conflicts Just now. The Rec-
lamation project or proosm
mnrll TWinitplv SO. WeTP I nOt
so heavily involved in this our
North Morrow county irrisnwuii
nictrint I unutd want to bC
along here. But not now. There
are many inenas lnvoivcu m
our proposal. I shall be with
them to the end.
It Is unfortunate that I nave
nnt husn ahlo tn DrPSCnt OUT
proposition to the county court,
planning commission, indmuci
of commerce and others. If they
will bear with me, it is coming.
Sincerely,
Oscar E. Peterson
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OVERNIGHT SanrUa From
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olldatvd rralgbtwoTS OnlT-
led can-er oixrtunities to those
graduates who apply and qual-
ify.
Hlch school seniors and Rrad
uates who will have reached
their 17th but not 21st anniver
sary of birth on June 30, 19M.
may apply for the NROTC ap
titude test. Those who make a
qualifying score will be Inter
viewed and Riven n thorough
medical examination early in
1G. From the number of ual
ified young men remaining in
competition, about l.X) will bo
...in.4H tn nttmi college next
Cnnimh(r ti Dreoarc for their
naval careers.
Application forms are availa
ble at local high schools and
Navy recruiting Stations Pen
Hiotnn Oreeon. or from the Chief
of Naval Personnel, Department
of the Navy, Washington, D. C.
20370.
Jehovah Witnesses
Meet in Prosser
A delegation of '45 persons
from the Hermlston congregation
is attending the circuit assembly
of Jehovah's Witnesses In Pros
ser, Wn., this week-end.
Monte Chambcrlin of Heppner,
a book study conductor with the
Hermlston congregation, is lead
ing the delegation.
All of Jeovah's Witnesses are
encouraged to attend the con
gregation book study which Is
held once each week, using one
of the latest publications of the
Watchtower Bible and Tract So-ciety.
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The 10th of the Month is The
Business-Professional Man's
PAY-DAY
Always par Your bills by th. 10th of tha month.
Remember; tha war You pay todaj, ! way TOU
axe building your credit record for tb next
RED BOOK -Credit
Bureau of
Umatilla County -
SLOW AND PAST DUE ACCOUNTS ARE COLLECTED BY THE
ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT. PAY YOUH SLOW ACCOUNTS
NOW AND AVOID HAVING THE ACCOUNT TURNED IN FOR
COLLECTION
Get to the bottom of
your heating problems
These are the bare facts . . . Electric Heat
offers a new concept of comfort and conven
ience for your home . . . Electric Heat Is safe
because it's flameless . . . Electric Heat costs
less to Install because It doesn't require ex
pensive ductwork or chimneys . . . Electrlo
Heat Is Inexpensive to operate, thanks to low
cost rural electric power.
But most Importantly, Electric Heat Is so
comfortable. That's because you select the
best temperature for each room. There are
never "cold" or "hot" spots!
Don't take our word for It. Ask your neigh
bors who heat the modern way . , . with Elec
tric Heat. Be sure to ask about how clean It ,
Is, too I
ELECTRIC HEAT
Mtthv you phn to build or r-moM, It'll pay
you to consider Eactrfc Haat. Our htatlng apa
clallsts will gady rtv(a your plant and maka
iuggetoni that will not only aava you money
but alto ncreaie tha over comfort and vaua
of your houie. There'i no ob!feton, cf course.
COLUMBIA
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SERVING WHEELER. GILLIAM AND MORROW COUNTIES