HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday, August U. 1961
Mr. and Mrs. David Potter
spent from Monday until Satur
day of last week on vacation,
coinjf to Wanrnton whore he
did some fishing. Thoy also vis
ited their son, Dick, at Redmond
and his mother in Eugene.
While In the western part of
the state, Mr. Totter also Inter
viewed teachers and conducted
other school business for the
Morrow county district of which
he Is superintendent
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KUEJtY! THIS SALIC ENDS SEPT. 3rd
Effective New
Weed Chemicals
Need Precaution
Br cene winters
Morrow County Agent
Now herbicide material now
available for vise on American
'ir?"s do a far better Job of con
trolling weeds than ever before,
but thev also require a lot
more care and Rood common
sense.
Modem herbicides work well
to control weeds when used cor
rectly. I'sod Incorrectly they
mav damage desirable plants. '
Weed control chemicals now
are much sharper tools than
thev used to be. And like fine
tools, should bo used with the
care and respect due thorn.
Take for example, Ttodon
herbicide. An entirely now
chemical material which Is
about twentv times as effective
as 2.4 -P. This means it will
solve lots of problems 2.4-D
won't touch. It also means that
if used Incorrectly you can do
a lot more damage.
I'sers of sericulture chemicals
should always read the label
carefully and follow its recom
mendations precisely. The lab
els on the herbicide containers
are written with great care to
state only facts. It tells first
what the herbicide ts. It tells
the amount of active ingredi
ents in the product The label
also makes recommendations
for use and elves rates and
time of application. Certain
warnings are stated when nec
essary for precautions to he ta
ken. The Tordon label as an ex
ample lists restrictions for use
on cropland and the time of
planting broad loafed and crass
family plants. A portion of the
label reads ". . . For spot treat
ment of crop land, remove area
actually treated from grazing
and crop production as residues
may result. NOTE: Do not plant
grass crops used for food, feed
or grazing until two years after
last application . . ."
Other herbicides have similar
instructions for use.
Public Notices
CALL FOR BIDS
ON BOS SERVICE AND SUPPLY
IN BOARDMAN AREA
Sealed bids will be received
at the office of the District Su
perintendent of Schools of Mor
row County at the School Dis
trict Office, Box 3oS. Lexington,
Oregon for the furnishing and
delivering of the following:
1. Bus service and supply In
Boardman
Bids are to be received for
opening and awarding at 8:00
p.m., August 15, 1SHW.
The School Board reserves the
right to roloet anv and all bids,
waive any or all claims or
technicalities. Specif lea Hons
may bo noqured at the district
school office In Lexington.
Attest: Alice Vance. Clerk
Irvln Rauch, Chairman
Morrow County School
District R-l
22-2-lc
Dividends to Stock Feeder
The livestock producer who
has his forage tested for pro
tein usually finds that the prac
tice pays dividends. Making up
a feeding ration by using stand
ard "book'' feed values can be
often costly.
The forage analysis test pro-
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
NOTICK IS HKKKBY C.1VKN
that the undersigned as Admin
istrator of the Kstate of J. A.
O.rayhoal. deceased, has filed
his Kinal Account and Report
in said Kstate and the Court
gram at Oregon State I'nlvorsl
tv has shown that protein con
tent of alfalf nhav varies from
! to 22 percent. If the livestock
feeder uses the standard value
of Itj percent protein and feeds
22 percent protein hay. he Is
wasting a lot of valuable pro
tein. On the other hand, the feed
er who is using low protein al
falfa hav in a ration and fig
uring it at the standard 10 per
cent, could boost his production
considoerablv bv adding a pro
tein supplement.
The forage testing service Is
available through the county
extension office. The extension
agent will provide containers
and instructions for taking for
age samples. The sample is sent
to the forage testing laboratory
on the OSU campus, and the
results are returned directly to
the grower.
The maturity of requests for
forage testing come from reptat
customers, which Indicates that
growers are gaining some use
ful information from the tests.
The test results include mois
ture content and crude protein,
which can be converted to di
gestible protein and total diges
tible nutrients through use of
appropriate tables. Charge Is
$-1.50 for hav samples, S5.00 for
silage samples.
COOKING IS FUN
and fast, too,
in a Modern, Total Electric
KITCHEN OF CONVENIENCE
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ELECTRIC RANGE makes food
preparation easier and surer. You
select the "just right" temperature
every time. Safe for children, tool
( 1 ft 1 1 1 if i
DISH WASHING'S a snapl New
electric dishwashers hold all the
dishes and utensils needed for
family-size meals.
mm ''t '
AMPLE OUTLETS mean greater
convenience and reduce danger of
over-loading circuits. Electric appli
ances save time and increase food
variety.
FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR is a ne
cessity for modern living. Fewer
shopping trips required when you
store more foods in a modern com
bination freezer-refrigerator.
Need help to plan your Jdtcien? See us or free information.
Kitchen
Convenience '66
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op
Serving Wheeler, Gilliam, and Morrow Counties
has fixed Tuesday, tho 6th day
of September, liXKi, at the hour
of 10:iXi o'clock a.m. of aald day
as the time and the court room
of the County Court In the
County Court house In Hepp.
ner, Morrow County, Oregon, as
the place for the hearing of ob
Jectlons to such Final Account
and Report and the settlement
thereof.
KLRRRT ErPENBACH,
Administrator of the Kstate
of J. A. flravboal, do.
tXINALD G. MOKRISON
Attorney at Law
1025 N. 1st St.
Hormlston, Oregon 2l-25c
NOTICE OF CALLING
FOR BIDS
NOTICE IS HKHKBY GIVEN
that MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. R-l will
on the 15th flay of August, lt,
at 10:00 o'clock AM. In the of
fice of the District Administra
tor of said district, at Lexington,
Oregon, open bids for the con
struction of one residence of ap
proximately 13iX1 square feet of
living area at Boardman, Ore
gon, and one residence of ap
proximately 1.100 square feet
of living area at lone, Oregon,
and one duplex residence of
approximately 2100 square feet
of living area to he constructed
at Boardman, Oregon. The bids
will be opened at the above
time to be considered by the
School Board at their regular
meeting at 8:00 P.M., on Aug
ust 15. 1W6.
Sealed bids will be received up
to 10:00 o'clock A.M.. of the
1Mb day of August. 1906.
Each proposal must be ac
companied bv the guarantee of
responsible sureties to furnish
bond equal to the total amount
bid, if the proiHwal is accept
ed The character of the work Is
as follows:
The construction of the above
mentioned residences In Board
man and lone. Oregon.
Plans and specifications and
blank forms of proposal are on
flic with the school district
clerk, and mav be had on ap
plication to the clerk of Mor
row County School District No.
R-l. at Lexington, Oregon, on
deposit of the sum of $10.00 for
each set of plans, specifications
and blank forms.
The right is reserved to re
ject anv and all bids.
MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. R-l
Irvin Rauch, Chairman
Alice Vance. Clerk 22 24c
MORROW COUNTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT 1-1
CALL TOR BIDS ON
30 PASSENGER SCHOOL BUS
AND a Vi TON PICK UPS
Sealed bids will bo received
at the Morrow County School
District It 1 office. Box 3tiS. Ux
Ington, Oregon for furnishing
and delivering tho following:
1 New 30 passenger school
bus
2 New one half ton pick ups
Bid opening will be at 1:00
p.m., August 15, l!ki6 at tho
district office In Ixlngton, and
will be presented to the achinil
board at their regular meet Inn
at 8:00 p.m., August 15. liXWV
The school board reserves ths
right to reject any and all bids
snd to waive any or alt claim
or technicalities.
Specifications and bid forms
may be acquired In the office
of the district superintendent at
Lexington. Only bid forms fur
nished by the school district
will be used. Bids must be In
sealed envelopes and clearly
marked "Uus bid" or 'Tick-up
bid".
Alice Vance, Clerk
MORROW COUNTY SCIUXU.
DISTRICT It 1
Attest: Irvln Rauch. Chairman
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UMATILLA COUNTY
FA
4 BIG DAYS
AND NIGHTS
AUGUST 10-13
Umatilla County Fairgrounds
HERMISTON
IP
GEM and
MINERAL SHOW
During The Fair
Drawing 6:30 pjn. Sot.
BIG
FAIR PARADE
Soturday
AUG. 13. 10 A.M.
4 H Exhibits
Cowboy Brtakfast Each
Day
4 H StyU Review
Talr rolllcs
Flower and Crop Displays .
Livestock Showmanship
Contests
GM
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Are there really
any sound reasons for buying
a Chevrolet in August? I
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r " '5 '77 ' v - -tiw. Dormp Auflutt. it's as ssty to
STfZTX "-v own Bui Air 4-Door Sedan
. - ' at gutting In the car.
W.lt till you sue how sporty - ,
you look sitting In your linpsla
Super Sport. 4
In a word: Six
IHave you ever known the instant
delight of sclectinff a new Impala
Super Sport in the color you want,
slipping into its Strato-buckct seats,
and driving it home from the showroom
the same day? Now's your chance.
Your Chevrolet dealer has a big
choice of models on hand with small
August price tags.
2 More than likely, your present
car will never be worth as much
in trade as it 13 right now. Money
another good reason to buy a .
Chevrolet this month.
3 Read those articles about when
to buy a new car and they'll tell
you that August is one of the best
months. And your Chevrolet dealer U
ready to show you why . . . with
buys that are better than ever.
4 If you think winter's tough on
an old car, believe us, so is
summer. There's added strain on the
engine because of vacation driving.
Greater tire wear. The cooling system
has to work extra hard. A new
Chevrolet can save you a lot of trouble.
5 You do a lot of driving for
pleasure so why not ride on
Chevrolet's Full ('oil suspension. It
your feet feel that deep-twist Chevrolet
carpeting. August is to enjoy.
6 Make your summer driving safer
driving by taking advantage of
the eight standard safety features built
into every new Chevrolet. If your
present car doesn't have scat belta,
back-up lights, outside rearview
mirror, padded instrument panel,
look into a new Chevrolet.
Chevrolet Chevelle Chevy n Corvair Corvette
See the man who can save you the most your Chevrolet dealer
Fulleton Chevrolet Company
Heppner, Oregon 97836
36-3764