Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, October 21, 1965, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texta- RcrrNti CAirrrt-TtMts. Thursday. cx n. m County Agcnt'i Offict Wheat Growers Slate Meeting October 28 IT EUGENE WINTERS Morrow County Agent Th Morrow County Wheat Growers Association's annual fall meeting Is scheduled tor next Thursday, October 2S. In the parish hall of Satnt Patrick" Catholic church In Heppner. The meetinc will atart at 9:30 a.m. with luncheon procram break t noon In the parish hall. Boh Jensen, association presl dent, and the executive board re making plans for a speaker to explain the new farm pro cram. This week the executive board is attending the Wheat League workshop In Pendleton. Hybrid Whaat Basoorch Shows Promising Future V ira hoarlnff a little WW rach year on the possibilities of hybrid wheat. Tne isho nyonu wheat yields at Kansas State iinivpr&itv confirm that hybrid w heat will Increase yields 20 to 30 percent Just as hybriauauon of corn and grain sorghums did. For the present, hybrid wheat yields continue to look promis ing on the basis of research work done In Kansas. However, the cost of producing such seed on a commercial basis is yet to be determined. There is some Indication that hybrid wheat seed may be avail able commercially in five or so years. How to get your money's vorth In MOVING SERVICE ' Dut bs bWuI bt b tfca. U whei "tlupplng" for niver. Remember, it stake tie thiiisandi ( dellars yirn invested In taluei piueuim. True ecenemy lies la ebeMlaf. the new wness Mjwneies, skill and perseaalizei ears a, sere their l""l7 MR1.1" protect!! . . . Pi-US tbltl . Important nevinf eitrtti. . Personalized Tre-PlanuIrisP aclYani fc EquTpnwrt Latest Unl-PacMng Metioii Bette Malone Consultant Senrfci Co today for an accural erfmofe without obligation, Flott's Truck Service GENE OBWICat Lexington ph. 989-8420 , Wm Art Authorized Agnk For United lan Unoa Restrictions Changed On Dm of Two Httbiddes Within the last three weeks there have been two changes in restrictions of herbicides used for weed control. Tordon ipldoraml has clear ance now for spot treatment on cropland. Areas treated must be removed from production. L'nder Morrow county conditions, Tor don applied at the recommended rate will practically Insure no production of seeded crops for two years. Tordon has given excellent re sults for the control of deep root ed perennial weeds such as Morning Glory. Canada Thistle and Russian Knapweed. Tordon may be applied any time during the growing season when there is no frost in the soil. The "Karamex" diuron label has now been changed to In clude all wheat growing areas with an annual rainfall of 10 inches and above. Previously this material was registered for use on wheat where annual rain fall was 16 inches and above. Properly timed applications of diuron have controlled a num ter of annual weeds and grass es. This treatment will not con trol perennial weeds such as Morning Glory or Canada This tle. The effect of diuron on wheat varies with soils, uniformity of applications and environmental conditions. Growers should lim it their first use to small areas. It should not be used on loamy sand soils or sandy loams low in organic matter. Further information on the use of Tordon or diuron may be found at the County Extension office or from your chemical dealer or applicator. Certified Study Lamps Get High Recommendations By DONNA GEORGE uf stnriv 1nmn nn thp mar- iket will help youngsters with homework. Take advantage of engineering research findings ' regarding recommended desk I lighting. Lamp shoppers have laced two main problems according to Bern ice Strawn, Extension home management specialist, Oregon State University. One has been lack of moderately priced lamps which meet good ugnung srana ards and another the need for consumers to be aware of the difference between a decorative and a study lamp. A Better-Light-Better-Sight bu reau certified lamp tag on each approved lamp will help parents recognize lamps which meet the Illuminating Engineering Socie ty requirements for children's homework. Certified lamps will be sold under various trade names. To obtain this tag each man- 1 ; kifl limn LTUacturer musi auuiiai ma lamp wir a series of tests Dy an im partial laboratory. Later, random samples taken from dealers stocks are put through the same County Court Proceedings Recommendation: AgrU-ulturt Development In County to be encouraged. Tha following warrants wi tuuod on tho Genual fundi Phillip lloodalL IH'p. Car Kx. 154 64 Paul W. Jones, Judges Tr. lit W47 Find rsafl Bank. Sal. Pub. r!mp. net. Bd, Sal. 2H21. Soc. See. 2U.21 St. Tax Comm., Sal. 179.70 Rlue Cross, Sat. 76.10, IU Misc. 114 Ins. 40.00 17-33 Safeco Life Ins., Sal. 1A11, ins. 6.11 24.23 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd. Soc. Sec. W Finn Bus. Mach., Co. Ct. Sup Ford's Tire Serv Sher. Car Exp Standard Oil Co.. do 40 M Beckrt Equip. Co.. Picnic Tables, Park - 240.00 Texaco, Inc., Sher. Car Exp. 3M Bert Owbin. Ex. IV p. 10.00 Lvle Cox. do .. - 10.00 Cltv of llermUton, Sher. Off. Sup -. 7.13 Anderson's Bldrs Sup., do - -W Humphreys Drug Co., Amo do Heppner Garelte-Timrs, lax Coll. 21 M, Off MA or MORROW COUNTY ORfOOH Wnli II U Mi COUlft Vt iffaj jVt I mil jjjjf y wm mm t t -flUYl-tiy qUsr sA SBx S ;-jMite sii pi UT fe" i " " " THIS MAP shows tha nine areas of Morrow county from which community ASCS committees will be elected- Committee Elections For ASCS Slated Soon Election of Agricultural Stab ilization and Conservation com munity committeemen will be held soon in Morrow county. Present committees will select a slate of nominees from eligi ble producers in each commun ity, choosing those who are will- A Good Balance Gives Poise And you're al ways in a good position when you have a Sav- 1 ngs you can on! Account lean When you save steadily, you can look to the future with con fidence and poise, certain that . you're headed straight ... for the goals of your dreams. By setting aside a definite amount to save regularly, you keep yobj money on the grow. OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY FSEiST FEBEHIL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION BOX 739 PENDLETON ests to insure that quality is maintained. The tests include a measure of the amount of light provided at oach rf five Doints on the desk, checks on shadows, bright ness of the exterior ol tne snaae, stability and resistance to tip ping. Of course, the lamp must also conform to specific require ments of the Underwriters Lab oratories relating to electrical safety. The rigid requirements set up for this tag are based on extensive research by illuminat ing engineers. The lamp can be pretty and functional at the canto tlmp Millions of hours of homework are ahead for youngsters. As the day3 get shorter artificial light is needed for a longer time. Par ents will do well to shop for study lamps with this special tag which also gives informa tion on placement of the lamp on the desk to avoid shadows, size of bulb to use, and hints on types of wall and desk sur faces to prevent glare. ing to serve as committeemen for the 1906 program year. The auty or me ejecica cum miinitv rnmmittpemen is to as sist the county committee In ad ministering the various xeaerai firm nmornm within the COun- ty. All regular committeemen from each community win at tend a convention to elect the county committee of three reg ular and two alternate commit teemen. It is an Important duty as well as an obligation that all pro ducers participate in ine elec tion of the best qualified men to represent them on the county committees. The county com mittee is responsible for admin istering all Federal farm pro grams In the best interests of the farmers and the public they serve The map of the county shown above is divided into nine com munities. Producers living with in each community elect com mittees of five men, three reg ular members and two alter nates, to represent them during the following calendar year. Each eligible voter will re ceive mailed ballots sometime before November 22, with in structions on voting. Further details may be obtain ed from the ASCS office In the Gilliam and Bisbee Bldg., Heppner. Pub. 21 CO . M10 Finrer It us. Mach. rikt. Sup. 3t Ititilerlt'k Thomson. A rut wk wa Thermo F Sale. Inc., A'. Off. Sup. ... 274J St. Tax Comm., A', Map 100.13 E.lna Chally, It. N., Car Mlleate m Krnckt Jorcnen, Jut Ct , Mh. Rent 2300 C. J. l. Haumnn. Jtl Exp. .ISO. Went. Ill 200, Dtv. IVf 5.00 10.50 Ron Danlt'l. H at. Jut Ct. 5th. Jurors A Wit Col. Basin Elec.. Ohm l'JSMW, Surp. Eds. 21.99 ' - 221.08 American Service. Cth Malnt A Hep. KWI.1, Jan. Sup. 1H05 ...1G27.4S John A. Ilelffer. Jan. Sup. Conlev Chem. A Sup Co., Ctho. 1-1.31. Circ. Ct. Sup. 18 31 32.fcl Ruhv B. Hushes. CVr. Ct. Sun 23.00 Herman W. Winter. IU Kent M.Ortt Help 11250. Trl. 31 10 20HG0 Billle Atsup. Jr., Juv. Kxp. 57.19 Rachel Harnett, Museum Fund 100.W Mid Columbia Plan.. Mid Col. Plan 1200.00 Umntllla County, Mont. Ill 1500 Columbia Basin Klec.. Sher. Comm. Fd 15.75 Shell Oil Co.. Sher Car 1111 Fuileton Chev. Co.. do 21.73 C5. E. Nlkander. Surp. Fila Exp 1500 Cornell, liowland, Hayes A Merryfleld. Co. Plan. Comm. 6150 Tum-A-Lum Lbr Co. Cthse 1185 Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe, Jan. Sup 9.72 Case Furn. Co.. Cthse Kep. St Malnt 11388 Cltv Water Dept., Cthse 16S0 American Serv.. Jan Sup. 175. Cthse Rep & Malnt. 223.50 225.25 Herman Green. Cthse 10.00 Wee T. V. Shop. Comm. Fd - 6.15 Murray Rexall Drugs, Sher. Sup. 1.15. Co. Ct. 16.00 17.15 Pheasant Grill, Jail Exp 195 Ernest Jorgemten, Just Ct., 5th. Tel. 46.55, Sup. 71.75 113.30 N. W. Ind. Laundry, Cthse 4.40 M t R Co.. Cthse Malnt. St Rep 141.02 Tum A-Lum Lbr Co., Park Fd 117 E. O. Ferguson, Comm. Mileage 38.00 Walter II. Hayes, do 22.22 Clifford Aldrich. Cthse Kep 796.00 Burroughs Corp., Assess. Sup 142.00 Pac. N. V. Bell, Sher. Comm. Fd 14 0K Cur, Exp. 120t5 134 93 Van's Variety. Clh Malnt. A R-P 2 4.H St lun. Wrl. Comm., Wrlfar AU! 3,.a25 Cmatllla County. Menl. . , 111 - - TM Rolierl Abrams. Museum yt 12O0O Mnrv K." Bryant, Iff JStWi, Co. Ct. 3.134 . ... aWHM Elvira liv. IM. - 271 C3 Lillian Swik. Ureas. Emer. Help t00 Off. I lk. 43.Hl .... 1M-H0 Phillip A. CuhkUII, Slrc. 1VP. ll987 Joee Phegley. Off. Clk 233 73 Edna Chally, H. Nurae 231.1 1 Alma Green. Off. I'llj tt Kl IV E. liudwin. Jan. 343.13 MarKartt Joucnsen. Oft. Clk H3.21 U 1. Tibbie.. phynlclan 2109 Kenneth Robinson. Juv. - TIM Billle Alup. Jr., do 71 W W. C. Prlneoll. Comm. Fd 4759 Maurice Byrd. Clr. Ct. Rep - 3!J Han W. Mrrl!Mn, do l12 Nancy B. Dixon. Surp. Fds CI. Help - 3919 Clvde W. Cox. Park Fd Tha following warrants wr Usud on th On. Roads Fundi Clarence llltchman 4St.(X) Arrow Trans. Co 3392.13 James U Cawm - 3495 Howard Kelthley 52U5 St. IllKhway lH-pt , Surp. I'rop SH3.15 St. Tax Comm. - 236.H0 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd. 5!7.4 1 First Nat l Bnk H2250 St. Ind. Accld. Comm 4X9 GH Saftco Ufe Ins W 17 Blue Cross KH15 BaUer Mach. Co 59 23 Heppner Auto Sales 17.00 Heppner Auto Parts 121 16 Schclkv Equip. Corp. . 7H.93 Curnell Mfg. Co. - Hj2 lone Chev. St. 195 Klnzua Corp 2H31 Gilliam It RIsImk 6 45 Ford's Tire Serv fWt5 Cornet! Green Feed 17.0H ImleMndent Garage 370 Paul IVttvjohn Co 12t)0 City of Heppner 213 M fiiv of Uoardinan 1HI.TJ City of lone 4)K.7H City of Lexington ... 579.06 Cltv of Irrlgon 28-1.10 Central Mkt it Gtxk 625 Phil's Pharmacy 3.33 Humphreys Drug Co !.' Heppner Nor-Gas Co 17.68 Kliham Sly A Print Co - - 1H91 Cltv Water Ivpt 645 John A. Pfclffcc 3.49 Columbia Basin Elec. 8-01 Heppner Gazette-Times .... 143.00 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd - - 6.30 Lexington Oil Co Op 32.59 radhrrg Machinery Co, - Howell's Union herv. . - - OreKn Motor Srrv. Inland Chem. SrfV. Mandard !Hl Co. Skeltotit lloardman Sand A travel I'nUm Oil Co Chevron Apliall Co. In.lui.lr ml Air Prod. N V. Induktrtal laundry - IklnKton Imp. Co. Clly tf lone . Stun Marh. Co. Fullelon t hev. Cr - Pacific N. VV. IU-II Paul W. Jones K. O. Ferifuaon Walter 11. Hayet .. - - Labor Roadmaater S! Salaries .. 7.W59 .. MTW .. it to . 1U3J im w 1123 00 7.'.l t .X'l4 2t 1610 inial J 46.1 HI KJ Hll .. HJ3H .. n;o .. 74 .TJ .. 102 49 .. 42 71 4H.U73 .. 433.14 .12.WH4 Tha following warrants wr Uiuod on tb MUc FuBdai !ub. Emp Rel. Bd. Weel Con!. 26 82 SI. Ind. Actid. Comm. do St. Iep. of Aerlc, iTed ...... Anim. Cont ..6j57.1 Heppner Auto Parts, Weed Con! 63 Inland Chem. Serv.. ,nrtrt do : - 9WCO James W. Norene, UVM Ih.ll Fd I00 James L. Cason. Weed font 148 28 Plonewr Mcmlal HP , llunp. Malnt. 227577 Club Chooses Name The lone 4 II Horseflies club held a meetlnit a! Ihe home of Mrs. Wayne Hams on October IH. A yearly project was discuss ed. and It was decided thai each memtwr would make a pylon rojie bridle. A dlncunxlon was Uo held to decile on a name fur Ihe rlub. The decision was on the lone Horseflies club. iHbra MiUath. reporter Among Ihos coming Irons out of town to enjoy the annual Smorgasbord dinner at the Cath olic parish hall Sunday, and to renew frlendshli here, were Mr. nnd Mrs. Phil HUkney and fam ily of ITosser. Wn.. former own er of Phil's Pharmacy. I COLE ELECTRIC Motor Rewinding 1 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL! FARM AND HOME 1 Pendleton 276-77611 ANDERSON'S BULL SALE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1965 At The Ranch 13 ML S. W. of Heppner on Ore. 207 SELLING 47 HEAD Sale Starts At 1 :00 P.M. Lunch Served on Grounds OUR CATTLE ARE RUN ON BUNCH GRASS AND STUBBLE. THESE BULLS HAVE SPENT MOST OF THEIB -LIVES ON PASTURE WITHOUT SUPPLEMENT OF ANT KIND. FRANK and KAY ANDERSON HEPPNER. ORE. PH. 676-5311 s n I P P w f - How far must you go to find a fence row like this? 4Thance$ are you won't have to go far to find fence rows and other non-crop areas that were infested with weeds this past season. Per haps now, right on your own farm, you have a tangle of dead weeds (and a fire hazard) like this one. Unless, of course, you've been using Atrazine 80VV the highly efficient herbicide that can keep fence rows and other non-crop reas weed-free month after month with just one spray each year. Compare this to other methods like mowing, discing, or repeated applications of short-term control materials and you'll find one-step weed control with Atrazine reduces costs, saves time, and gives you much better results. Atrazine is effective against wide range of annual and peren nial broadleaf weeds and grasses. Since seasonal rainfall will mov Atrazine down Into the weed.root zone, where it works, application should be made now In order to get the best results in this area. Atrazine also attacks weeds through foliage, so you can apply It shortly after weeds emerge, u well as before they break ground. Remember. Now is the time to act If you want non-crop weed control through next season with one spray this fall. Order Atrazln from your dealer today. Ceigy Agricultural Chemicals, Division of Geigy Chemical Cor poration, Saw Mill River Road, Ardsley, New York. CMATOtf Of CMMICAU lot MOOflM aoh.uiium Geigy Atrazine