HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. ApcU 11. 1N
College Student
Conclave Billed
The civilian head of the Air
Foiw's porsonwl, manpower,
and cesorvo programs, and tho
head of the University of Ore-
County Agent's Offic
Cattlemen Talk
On Freight Rates,
Other Problems
Sheep-Wool Day
Slated May 14
By GAIL McCABTT
Plans Underway
For Spray Rodeo
On May 21 22
Plm f.ir Ihn M.u ?1 in,l ')
'cons student conduct program Sprav lr(1 now untlor wav
i will be featured speaker April. wlth most of thp contact work
; 29-30 at the spring conference laken car1f of . r.sldont
of the Orecon State Community ixin Griffith
Colleee Student Association in j RoiIoo stock will he furnish
;rendleton. ed bv Howard Johnson of Con-
i John A. Lane. It , admlnlstra- ;don. Howard's strinu is well
five assistant to the Nwtary known around the state of Ore
Jof the Air Force and special Ron ,nd ,nls v,ur he wlu omv
assistant , for manpower, person- aKn show the NRA Saddle
inel and reserve forces, wl. n-nc 0r ,ho year. John Oav.
speaK at tne nanquet April and the Bareback Horse of the
at Blue Mountain Communltv Y BUw Snjlk
Collew. He will talk on V. S Announcing the rodoo for the
u ' "J . second year In a row will be
lis run is un tTJ irk;v Muunn
Public Notices
i Dr. Francis B. ruckerson. as
sociate dean of students at th
The director of Ireland's sheep
Improvement program and this
nation's outstanding sheep pro
ducer will headline the Mav U
Sheep and Wool Day proeram
Morrow County Extension A root t Orecon State University.
A district rrwtinp of th Ore- I Sheep and Wool Pay will Itnii-nreitv nf Oreirnn nt for.
con Cattlemen's Association was tart at 9 30 a.m. in Withvcombe nierlv of Heppner. will be key
held in Heppner on the Morrow Hall Auditorium on the OSU noto speaker Friday morning.
Countv Fairgrounds on March campus. The annual OSU Beef ne js charged with administer
31. Cattlemen representing Uma- Cattle Day will be held on jng the University's Code of
tilla and Morrow counties were campus May 13 for the conven Conduct, which was used as a
present, along with Larry Wil- 'enee of those wishing to at- model by Blue Mountain Com
liams, O.C.A., president and tend both events. munitv College and other
Vem Atwood. OCA. executive Patrick J. Moore, in this coun- schools throughout the country,
secretary. ' try on a Kellogg Foundation He will discuss conduct on the
Members present were brought Fellowship to study the United campus,
up to date on several problems States sheep Industry, will des- i About 75 student leaders from
facing livestockmen. Irvin Mann cribe sheep production in Ire- community colleges throughout
explained the status of the Ore- land during the all-day sheep Oregon will attend the confer
gon meat labeling law stating and wool meeting. ence. They will represent col-
V a court ruling is pending, j Eldon Kitldl?i Monmouth, who In Astoria. Bend. Portland.
Larry Williams reported on re-' w,.,,,,.. .. ,,, nwiv, Eugene. Coos Bay. Salem. On-
cent hearings concerning Chang- the Ford Motor Comnanv award tario and Pendleton. At least one
es in freight rates and how they M tne
aiieci ine iivcsiock inuusiry, sheep prod
coin cow men ana eeoioi op- his management methods, j
ly Irving to arrange another ' u,horJ shakers during th
hearintr to hi hid in Rastpm sheep day. all members of th
Oreeon OSU staff, include: Dr. Guy j
Other items discussed includ- pvnoids, new extension veter
ed security quarters far the in"an at ObU. who will des
OSX. virologist, property tax cnbe current problems in sheep
on livestock, inheritance taxes health: Tom Bedell, results of
on ranches, cattle rustling re- Brazing trials with sheep; and
wards, and a new card test for Dr- Bill McGuire winter feed for
Bangs. i sheep.
This meotinff nrovpd nnit in. ' CVslI snil c-mntif fir Vtirrm-
formative for those in attend- Dawson will discuss the poten- By DONNA GEORGE
ance. The OCA. officers express- tial of sub-clover pastures in j CountT Extension Agent
ed satisfaction from these dis- Western Oregon, while Dr. Earl
trict meetings and hoped to Ellington will describe consider- Manv families that plan
Jake Grossmtller of The Dalles.
Clowning will once again be
done by Erie Muehlelsen of
Enumclaw, Wn.
Princesses for the rodeo are
Judy Cecil of Spray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cecil; San
dra l.ee of tioldendale, Wn..
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Leo; Maureen Dohertv of Hepp
ner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard IViherty; Kathv Lyons
of John Dav, daughter of Mr.
land Mrs. A. B. Lyons; and Rllla
Carter of Long Creek, the l!i5
'Junior Rodeo Queen of John
, Dav.
I The girls will sell tickets on
i a saddle and the one to sell the
largest number will he chosen
Motor Company award ."7 n Mai- 20. The
nations outstanding "V,, r IX,HHUU rrom , rest of the girls will then be
roducer. will describe college. .princesses. These girls are not
BOARD Or
EQUALIZATION NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the voters of the West Ex
tension Irrigation District, Uma
tilla and Morrow counties, Ore
gon, as follows:
That the board of directors of
the West Extension Irrigation
District will sit as a board of
equalisation at 1 o'clock p.m.
on Tuesday. May 3, liHUi. as
prescribed by law at the office
of the district in Irrlgon, Ore
gon. That the board of directors
will hear any complaints und
make any adlustmeuts that are
necessary and proper to equal
I lie the assessments against
i lands within the district and
will thereafter assess upon all
the lands within the district a
levy sufficient to meet the
budget adopted by the board for
the fiscal year July 1, lt, to
June 30. 19ti7.
That the budget and the as
sessment roll are now In the
office of the district in Irrlgon
for Inspection by those affect
ed thereby and that ihcy will
le open to such inspection dur
ing business hours until the
time of the meeting of the board
of equalization.
Bv order of the board of dir
ectors. West Extension Irriga
tion District.
CHESTER COLLINS
Secretary
8 9c
Ki Retirement Plan
Based on Social
Security Income
lust chosen to sell tickets. Each
one is picked for her personal
1 itv and horsemanship as well.
' and the rodeo board is proud of
.this year's selection.
! Tho rodeo will feature six
events and an OBRA girls Bar
!rel Race. The events will be
j bareback riding, calf roping,
! saddle brone riding, bulldogglng,
wild cow milking, and bull rid
Ung. Each event will have a
I $100.00 purse except the saddle
! brone riding, and this year for
tthe first time $30.00 more has
'been added to it. making it
plan Others. ations in out-of-season breed ine ah. -ad tn rntlnmini r.-innt hoav. 1 JloO.00.
Wool Prices Look Farorable Topic of a talk by Dr. D. C.Hlv on social security, and I A beautiful all-around trophy
Several wool pools in the Church will be nutritional re-.should. Social security forms the , as befn selected by the rodeo
northwest have sold their clips quirements for early weaned ! natural starting point for any hoard for this years rodeo. The
recently at prices ranging Irom lambs, and C. W. Fox. in charge realistic program of retirement winner must be entered in two
61 to 66.3 cents per pound. Sev- of arrangements for the field income planning, savs Mrs. Al.,cven,s' ono riding event and one
eral Morrow county wool pro- day, will tell the sheep produc- j berta B. Johnston, Oregon State timed event. Or he may enter
aucers nave loinea witn tne ers aoout results irom expert- university fam v finance sm. uuuuukkimk mm
Grant-Wheeler Wool Pool in ments on early weaner lambs, cialist.
hopes of marketing their wool) Sheep Day is sponsored each j On the other hand, since so
in a bigger market and there- year by Oregon State University ,'cial security is only a starting
fore hopefully receive a more and the Western Oregon Live- i point, families should find out
favorable price. The bids on this stock Association.
pool will be opened April L
and a contract awarded at that
time. lYoducers will be notified Wheat Contest
shortly as to the price received n . . i i .
and delivery time and place. lUeOuline MOV I
Purple Meat Stamp I
Has Edibility O.K. The closing date for the an
The purple ink you see mark- nual Oregon Wheat Growers ; retirement.
ing federally inspected meat League annual newspaper ar
products is perfectly safe to eat tide contest is rapidly approach
The ink is made from harm- ing. according to Don Wood
less vegetable dyes. No specif-j ward, president All entries
ic ink formula is required by must be postmarked by May 1,
LSDA. but all ingredients in the ,!.
j what social security payments i
: thev can exptct.
I Maximum payments available
i for couples retiring at 65 years
iof age is now $252. Then they
i should determine how much in
;come they will need to have the
kind of living thev want after
The difference be
tween these two figures is the
amount each family is going to
for
ink must be safe for humans to
eat
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The winning entry will get an
expense paid trip to the annual
meeting of the League in Port
land. December 12. 13 and 14
plus $75.00 in cash. Second,
third and fourth place winners
will receive cash in the amounts
of $50, $35 and S15.
All entries will be judged on
originality, research, subj e c t
matter, spelling, composition
and .a summary conclusion. Stu
dents must be alerted to en
close a list of reference mater
ial they used in writing their
essay. All articles must be type
written, but not necessarily by
the writer. Entries should not
be more than 1500 words in
length.
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When dark clouds appear over your
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You mav not
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have to plan for to provide
themselves.
Inflation could cut the retire
ment value of today's cash sav
ings. Families should consider
all the various methods of sav
ings available. Some can grow
with the economy.
... - i . .... IIU'llWl
ufRinn auer retirement Urt a 6;30
the income, but until age 72 the
money you earn over $1500 a
year will decrease the amount
of Social Security benefits.
other
timed event or a riding event
as the bulldogging works both
ways.
A work day at the rodeo
grounds has been set for Sun
day, April 24.
The rodeo week-end will al
so feature two dances and a
parade.
Heppner Officials
Invited to Meet
Protection of Your Freeier
Makes for Better Operation
Take a good look at the ex
terior of your home food freez
er cabinet. It may need some at
tention, advises Bernice Strawn,
OSU extension home manage
ment specialist.
If there are scratches, breaks,
or rust spots in the enamel, sand
the surface, clean it, and apply
quick-drying enamel. Then put
on a coat of wax. This is es
pecially important if your freez
er is in a damp place where
rust is a hazard.
Check the springs on counter
balanced lids of chest models to
see that they are well greased.
Disconnect the freezer and use
the vacuum cleaner to remove
dust from the ventilating grill
and motor.
If you use the top of a chest
type freezer as a work surface,
the extension specialist recom
mends a linoleum cover or other
lightweight material that can
be taped on and won't interfere
with opening or closing the
freezer.
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City officials of Heppner and
other cities in Morrow and Uma
tilla counties have been invited
by the city of Pendleton to at
tend a regional meeting of the
League of Oregon Cities on
Tuesday evening, April 26, at
the Pendleton High School. The
no-host dinner meeting will
p.m.
The meeting is one of a ser
ies of 21 regional meetings of
the League to be held through
out the state during April, May
and early June.
League President, Eugene W.
Bauer, mayor of Gladstone, will
head the League delegation at
this year's regional meetings.
Mayor Bauer has advised May
or W. C. Roscwall that the reg
ional meeting program will in
clude a discussion of state bal
lot measures affecting cities,
current city programs and activ
ities, and federal assistance pro
grams affecting cities.
Mayors, city council members,
planning commission members
and department heads in the
cities of Adams. Athena, Echo,
Helix, Hermiston, Milton-Free-water,
Pendleton, Pilot Rock,
Stanfield, Umatilla, Weston,
Heppner, lone, Lexington and
Boardman are expected to attend.
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NOTICE Or MEETING Or
COUNTY BOARD Or
EQUALIZATION
Notice I hereby given that on
Monday. Mnv 9. I'.H-tt, the Hoard
of Equalization of the County
of Morrow, Oregon, will meet at
the Countv Courthouse In Hepp
ner. Oregon, to publicly exam
ine the assessment rolls for said
county of Morrow for tho year
Hkia, and to correct all errors
In valuation, description, or
qualities of land, lots or other
property assessed by the asses
sor. The ratio between assessed
and true cash value adopted by
tho Hoard of Equalization pur
suant to OKS JOii.03-1 la 23 per
cent.
It shall he the duty of the
persons Interested to appear at
the time and place appointed.
Petitions for adjustment of as
sessments must be filed with
the Hoard of Equalization not
later than Monday of the week
following the first week that the
Hoard li In aeMlon.
Uod Thoinnon. Awor
Countv of Mrow, Oregon
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION
AND MEETING
Notice is hereby given In com
pliance with Sec. 331.010. ORS.
to the legal voters of School
District No. R 1 of Morrow Coun
ty. State of Oregon, that the
Annual School Election of said
District will be held at Hepp
ner Elementary School Cafe
teria; Riverside High School.
Boardman; District Office at
Lexington; Rhea Creek Grange
Hall, Ruggs; lone School Cafe
teria; Irrlgon School Multipur
pose Room; between the hours
of 2:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. on
the first Monday of Mav. being
the 2nd dav of May, 1906. for
the purpose of electing one dir
ector from Zone 7. Heppner, for
two year term and one director
from Zone 2. Irrlgon. for five
year term.
Dated this 13th day of April,
16.
Irvin E. Rauch, Chairman
Board of Directors
Alice Vance. Clerk
Morrow County School
District H I
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