age 3, THE GAZETTE TIMES, Heppner. OR., Thuriday, Apr. 17, 1975
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ALUM AX PACIFIC CORPORATION
Alumax Pacific Corporation
aluminum plant to be cleanest
Alumax Pacific Corporation
will build the cleanest alumi
num reduction plant in the,
world at the Port of Umatilla.
Intlallalion priced at $300
million, the new unit will be a
showcase In the industry, with
two pot lines (214 cells each)
providing a total yearly pro
duction capacity of 187,300
Ions of aluminum Ingot.
Const ruction will require a
peak of 1800 jobs and the
operating plant will employ
SALE
Hand Tools & Household Items
April 1849
at Taylor home, 170 E. Quaid
KINZUA
YARD SALE
March 31 April 18
I Monday through Friday
I Hours: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
I All items sold by unit only
Kiln Dried Fir & Larch
2x8No2&Btr
j2x10No2&Btr
2x8No3Utll
2x10 No 3 Util
2x4No4Econ
2x6No4Econ
2x8No4Econ
2x10No4Econ
2x4No3&Btr
2x6No3&Btr
!2x8iMo3&Btr
2x10No3&Btr
lx8No4&Btr
llx10No4&Btr
Kiln Dried Hem, Fir
$2x4 NO 3 Util 8', 10', 12'
I 14'&16'
Plywood Sheathing
1 12" Miscuts
t'a"5nop
; For Information Call
1-503-676-9183, Ext. 37 , $
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ww workers on a 112 million
annual payroll.
Alumax. through worldwide
lesling. ha been able lo
announce that the proposed
t'malilla operation will sur
pass all state and federal
pollution controls. All process
waier will be recycled and
none will be discharged into
Ihe Columbia
Fluoride emissions will be
at less than one pound for
every ton of aluminum pro
duced Stale of Oregon slan-
Price
Lengths thousand?
8' & 10' $119.00
8' & 10' 129.00
8', 10', 12' 88.00
14 & 16' 108.00
8', 10', 12' 88.00
14' &16' 108.00 8
Ranlgth 75.00 1
Ranlgth 69.00
Ranlgth 69.00 1
Ranlgth 69.00
6' 69.00
6' 69.00 3
6' 69.00
6' 69.00
6' thru 12' 82.00
14' & 16 90.00
6' thru 12' 89.00
14' & 16' 96.00 I
100.00
120.00;
I
1.90 panel!
2.80 panel
4'x8'
1
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- UMATILLA, DMOON
dards allow one pound of
fluoride per lon of pr'1"'
aluminum.
Alumina will arrive in the
Nnrihwesl by ship from Aus
tralia ll will be sent in
enclosed rail cars or barges to
port of I'malilla Approxi
mately two pounds of alumina
will evolve into one pound of
pure aluminum after proces
sing al Ihe new plant
Output will Ih sold or used in
Alumax fabricating plants
throughout Ihe V S Some will
go for export
KW-5182
Extra deep 5 cu. ft.
capacity tray. Heavy
channel legs with shoes,
natural hardwood handles,
4.00 x 8 2 ply wheel and
tire assembly.
$39 00
Member of the
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ALUMINUM
This is an artists conception of the new Alumax Corporation's
aluminum reduction plant proposed for construction at the
Port of Umatilla.
Scholarship
New guidelines for those
interested in making applica
tion fnrCranls-in-Aid from Ihe
Carl Trocdson Educational
Fund have Ix-cn announced by
ihe scholarship committee.
The grant provides funds for
graduating seniors and a
limited number of college
siiulrnis for the purpose of
furthering their education.
Major changes are an in
crease in the amount of Ihe
individual scholarships for
liradiialing seniors lo $750.
This will imil Ihe number of
these scholarships available.
In i he past year no scholarship
HEAVY DUTY WHEELBARROW
Reg. $48.95
board
20-inch SOUTHLAND
POWER MOWER
"Turf Trim." Ideal for smaller lawns. 3 HP,
4 cycle rtcoil tngint. "Easy spin" starter.
Throttle on bandla. Extra stout, side
discharge deck. One piece "air lift" blade.
V J1 S ! J
REDUCTION PLANT
guidelines
exceeded $400 with some as
Imv as Sinn. However, a larger
number were given.
Kligibilily of college stu
dents has been clarified lo
include only those college
students w hi. were granted the
scholarship originally upon
graduation from high school.
Students presently in col
lege who have not received a
grant as a graduating senior
;ur not eligible lo apply.
Application forms are
available at eath high school
office and at the School
District Olfice in Lexington.'
MODEL 1202 52
$71 95
Reg. $79.95
wtorrow
Three Links Club mel at the
home of Mrs. Frarfk Robinson
on Thursday afternoon with
Ihe chairman Carolyn Howard
presiding Further plans were
discussed concerning the card
party on Friday.
Flection of a three-year
trustee was held and Delpha
Jones was elected Maureen
Davis for two years and Ruth
Robinson, one year. Door
prize was won by Delpha
Jones
The next meeting will be al
the home of Freida Majeske in
Heppner. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Venice Hendrickson
was called to Portland on
Tuesday of last week by Ihe
death of her son. Elven
Sianley. She' was taken to
Portland by her daughter and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Chick of llermislon. Others
attending the services were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom and
family and Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Rinehart of L'kiah.
Debbie Yocom who is sta
tioned with the WAC in
Colorado left Sunday morning
from Pendleton after being
here for the funeral of her
uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Cuts
forth. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Smouse and Carl. Mr. and
Mrs, CC. Jones. Florence
McMillan and Freida Majeske
were those from I-xington
Crange attending the visita
tion night at Rhea Creek.
Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Archie Mun
kers have been in Portland
this week where Mrs. Mun
kers was receiving medical
care
Mrs. Al Fetsch. Echo, and
Mrs William Smethurst of
Pendleton spent Thursday
evening in Heppner visiting
friends and relatives. They
attended Ihe Three Links Club
card party al the Lexington
looF hall on Friday.
The Three Links Club Card
party in Ixxinglon was well
attended on Friday. Those
winning prizes at bridge were
high. Elsie Cox. low. Mildred
Davidson and men's high.
I.cslcr Cox. Pinochle high was
(z7n27nim THIERS
51081 5 HP
Most popular size because it takes
on most any chore. . .landscaping,
cultivating, weeding, bringing a
garden back into shape. Horizontal
crankshaft engine.
$261"?
Reg.
21" Rotary Mower
Big push-type rotary mower
designed for easy operation.
Eesy-pin start. Grass catcher
Included.
MODEL 56009
Reg. $143.00
isnir y
won by Thelma Smethurst and
low. Norma Way. Several door
prizes were drawn. Traveling
was received by Carolyn
Rergstrnm and Anna Ball. A
luncheon was served al noon
with a good crowd in attend
ance. Ix'xington Grange will meet
Monday. April 21 for their
regular meeting. The meeting
will start with a spaghetti
supper at 6:30 pm. The
program will follow under Ihe
direction of Delbert Piper.
Roy Scouts present will be in
charge of the program con
sisting of slides of a cross
country hike and various other
activities. Parents and friends
of Ihe scouts are cordially
invited lo attend.
Ix-I's not forget that the
Orange has an active legisla
ture committee at Salem.
Members are urged to allend
and bring any resolutions they
wish passed al this time.
Members are asked to bring
salads and desserts for the
spaghetti dinner.
HKHKK AIIS MEET
The Past Noble Grands Club
of San Souci Rebekah Lodge
No 33 will be hostess to a
salad luncheon on Saturday.
April 19. al 12:30 p.m. There
will be games following the
luncheon.
WEEKLY SERIES
A glimpse of past history of
Ihe Heppner area will be
presented each week by Coast
to Coast store. This is in
conjunction with Ihe upcom
ing Bicentennial celebration.
The history of this area
doesn't go back 200 years, so
Ihe flashbacks will be for
various periods of lime that
records are available for.
Items will run under the
heading Let's Celebrate
America". This is the theme
of Coast lo Coast Stores this
year according to Dick Sar
gent, local store owner.
Select your wedding invita
tions ai Ihe Gazette-Times
51084 3.5 HP
Compact tiller wkh power reverse,
just right for small gardens. Bolo
tines provide spading action for
seed beds. Use also for weeding and
light cultivating. Easy to store.
$221 00
Y C- Mm Reg $260.00
$290.00
1
$12095
nnr
Start refreshed
with vacation
Everyone needs a break
from the ordinary, and Ihe
Mini College for Homemakers
June 23 27 offers the oppor
tunity lo start Ihe summer
refreshed, both mentally and
phvsically.
The Oregon Slate University
Extension Service and Ihe
Oregon Extension Home
makers Council have planned
a program thai reflecls the
interests and needs of today's
homemaker. A wide range of
lopics are available, some
serious, some fun.
Homemakers will reside in
Bloss Hall and take meals
together in a central dining
room. Best of all is the cost,
which including room and
board is only $45 for Ihe week.
Special rates are available for
those w ishing to commute, or
attend only part time.
Registration forms are
available at the County Ex
tension Office. Heppner. or by
calling 676-9W2. Pre
registration is requied for any
one attending, with due date of
May 30 "To be sure of
enrollment in classes desired,
the sooner you enroll, the
better" according to Birdine
Tilths. Morrow Extension.
"Some classes have limited
enrollment."
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.-. Years Ago in Heppner
Youth activities
The city council proclaim
ed Ihe week of April 13-20
as clean-up week. It was
requested thai persons
haihnring cows or other
siixk within the city, re
turn c rubbish and manure
in the vicinity of main
streil.
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