t- Thunu December 11. WfOrtqlcrS Elect
; 1970 Officers
Applicators
Short Course
December 15-17
What doea the future hold for
pesticides; what is their status
now na wnii rrsirii.nwi
applicators expect?
These are some of the ques
in that will be considered
during sessions of the Oregon
Chemical Applicators omai
Course to be presented Decem
ber 15-17 at Oregon State Uni
versity under the co-sponsorshlp
of the Oregon Department of Ag
riculture and the university, an
nounced Harold Kerr, Morrow
County Agent.
Festicides and their effect on
the environment, recommenda
tions for their use in Oregon
and applicator regulation will
be covered at the morning ses
sion of the opening day.
Most of the rest of the speak
ers for the three-day session
will deal with special problems
applicators fare in conducting
their business; Information on
pesticides and their chemistry;
and the application of pesticides
for weed and insect control.
Two of the speakers at I ho
short course will look at prob
lems resulting from the use of
pesticides.
Darl tea) A. Mount, consult
ant on pesticides, State Board of
Health, is to discuss "Insecti
cides in the Bloodstream", and
Tom Harrison, pesticide applica
tion supervisor, Oregon Depart
ment of Agriculture, will talk
on "Spray Injury".
Mount will emphasize the
need for care in handling and
using pesticides and remind of
the need for watching the lev
el of pesticides In the blood
stream. Harrison will discuss
some of the misapplication of
herbicides.
Fiesta Bowl
Thursday Night
Week of Dec.
Columbia Basin
Kinzua Corp.
Murrays Rexall
Elma's Flowers
Ruggles Ins.
Toyota
High Ind. Game
Lovgren, 216; High
Marie Ball, 518;
Game Columbia
High Team Series
Corp. 2776.
Ladies
1 6
Won Lost
28
24
23 Vi
21
20'i
20
16
20
20 Vi
23
23 H
24
Yvonne
Ind. Series
High Team
Basin, 953;
Kinzua
Sparetlmers
Central Market
Bank of EO
MCGG
Peterson's Jewelers
Lott's Electric
Elma's Apparel
High Ind. Game Carol Beam,
186; High Ind. Series Maxlne
Cox & Barbara Cutsforth, 469;
High Team Game Lott's Elec
tric, 923; High Team Series
Bank of EO, 2605.
Won Lost
32 16
28Vj 19 'i
28 V4 19'i
26 22
15 33
14 34
City League
Won
Bristow's Market 29
Hcppner Lumber Co. 28
Fiesta Bowl 25
Heppner Nor-Gas 20 V
Parrlsh Garage 15
Masons 1414
High Ind. Game Jlmmle Rog
ers and Ron Jones, 188; High
Ind. Series Jlmmle Rogers 499;
High Team Game Masons, 963;
High Team Series Masons,
2777.
Lost
15
16
19
23 M
29
28
Heppner Major League
Won Lost
Co-op 37
MCGG 35
Heppner Lumber Co. 35
Bank of EO 27
Inland Chemical 21
First National 18
IOOF 18
St. Patrick's 16
Pepsi Cola 5
Bucknum's 4
High Ind. Game Bill Johnson,
193; High Ind. Series Archie
Munkers, 559; High Team Game
St. Patrick's, 997; High Team
Series MCGG. 2S82.
7
9
9
17
23
26
26
28
39
40
Saturday Morning Coot-Oils
Won Lost
Uncolas 9 3
9 Pins 9 3
10 Pins 9 3
Cardinals 4 8
Killers 4 8
Lyons 1 11
High Ind. Game Gary Hunt.
146; High Ind. Series Lisa Col
lins, 371; High Team Game
9 II ns. 323; High Team Series
Uncolas, 904.
Officers for 1970 were elected
for the Wrangler riding club at
the December meeting. Beverly
Stcagall was elected president;
Mike Matthews, vice-president;
Alice Vance, secretary and two
new directors Glen Mecham and
Bill Collins will take office
January 1.
It was decided to not have a
regular meeting In January
and the next regular meeting
will be February 3. The board
nf riirwtnrs will meet on the
scheduled January meeting date.
Horse show pictures are now
nvailiible at the Gazette-Times
office. Those who have ordered
pictures are urged to pick them
up as soon as possible.
Money Course
To Be Given
By MOLLY SAUL
Extension Home Economist
Umatilla and Morrow Counties
Does the month sometimes
last longer than your money?
Do you sometimes wonder how
you are going to pay an oi your
bills, Do you wonder what re
ceipts anil checks to keep? Do
you know how much your credit
costs? If the answer to any of
these questions Is yes or some
times, you will want to enroll
in the new correspondence course
Extension Is offering ca 1 1 e d
"You and Your Money." This
course will be given in Uma
tilla and Morrow Counties start
ing January 26. Deadline for
signup Is December 19.
Tht course is designed as home
study for men and women but
Is especially suited for couples
to take the course together.
There will be four lessons over
a period of eight weeks, allow
incr two weeks for each assign
ment. -There will be a $1 charge
to cover the cost of materials
used. This will cover one person
or one couple.
Topics included will be rec
ords for Income tax purposes,
planning insurance programs for
the family, deciding what you
would like to have for money
earned, and how all types of
available credit affect the fam
ily.
The course will provide infor
mation needed for families lo
helo them make financial decis
Ions. Those enrolled will not
have to divulge personal finan
cial matters. Materials provided
will enable the family to apply
the Information to their own
situation.
All interested in enrolling are
Invited to mail or phone their
name to the county extension
office In Heppner.
Veterinary Science
4-H Club Started
The new veterinary science
4-H club will meet next Thurs
day, Dec. 18, starting at 7:30
p.m., Room 10A, Heppner High
School.
This project Is open to all
hlg1: school students with an
interest in animals relating to
veterinary science according to
Dr. Jim Norene, club leader. The
club will meet every other
Thursday, starting Jan. 8 until
the project is finished.
Enrollments will be limited so
all interested students should
call Dr. Norene or the County
Extension Office nt once for fur
ther details.
Cool Cookers Elect
Dec. 4 we met nt the home
nf niir lender Mrs. James. To
day we elected officers. Rebecca
Stillman Is our president; uon
na Raymond, vice president;
Nola Steers, sec.-treas., and Car
men l low is reporter.
The name of our club Is Cool
Cookers. Our next meeting Is
Dec. 17. We will meet at the
fairgrounds after school.
We will bake Christmas cook
ies. Carmen Clow, reporter
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper
were In Hermlston for Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mis. Rob
ert Hopper. Robert, and his son,
Loren and grandson, Cody, came
to Heppner on Wednesday to
get his parents. Other guests
were Mrs. Robert Hopper's moth
er, Mrs. Myrtle Stratton and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Stratton. all of
Seneca and Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Stratton and daughter of
John Day.
OPEN FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 9
(Unless There's A Ball Came)
See Our Colorful Selection
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Wheat should live.
Weeds should die.
And that's the way it would be if most
companies didn't have such a difficult time
making a weed killer that leaves the wheat
alone. :r.
A New Kind of Weedkiller.
The first thing we did was start out
with a whole new concept.
Instead of worrying so much about
killing the weeds (that would come, we
knew) we worried about the wheat.
Always the wheat.
After years of experimenting and
hundreds of tests we finally were satisfied
that we had a general weed killer for which
wheat had an unusually high tolerance. A
herbicide that also took care of the
important broadleaf weeds that keep
popping up with your wheat.
But that wasn't where we stopped.
Because then we took special aim at
the 6 specific weeds that drive wheat
farmers here in the Northwest crazy.
First, we took care of Tarweed.Then
Gromwell and Purple Mustard. Then
always making sure that high crop tolerance
was there we conquered Henbit and
Dogfennel , and even Crowfoot.
Then, and only then, were we satisfied.
Because after years of working we finally
had a weed killer that not only kills the
broadest range of weeds, but also gives you
a much higher bushel yield per acre than
you've ever had before.
Used in Real Life.
Bronate is way beyond the test stage.
Bronate has been on the market now for
four years. It is actually being used by
hundreds of your neighboring fanners with
great success.
Because with Bronate the wheat
fives. And the weeds die. And that's the
way it was meant to be.
For more information on how Bronate
can help you, please see your supplier or
your RhodiaChipman representative.
Rhodia IncChipman Division
6200 N.VV. St. Helens Road, Portland, Oregon 97210
Bronate
Is Available
PAUL
TTYJ
Company
OHM
Your Shell Oil and Chemical Distributor
Please Call 422-7254
Serving the Heppner, lone, Uxington and Arlington Areas
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