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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COVXTY J ü lK ftA ls Huttü, OUKGOft FRIDAY, JANUARY IS. ISM nés belongin R ore , Hl ‘ : ” C justice of peace they are hound iver to the grand jury and are © in jail for want of $1000 a piece txail money. id break ph The boys are wanted in both d during J< Hoo<l River and Wasco counties intv agent’s for break and entry charges and ft m Oregon avail- not certain that they will I.!.-» seat .ire t n t t a a tried in this county or not. cotch Pine, Chinese Arborvitae, lack Ieocus. Russian C ive. Car- agana, Chinese Elm, and Russian Dr. Frank D. Reid Mulberry. Order blanks will be sent to all farmers shortly. im cm tim t guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstei County Ramblings Mrs. Jack Adams, worthy ma B> M m . A. Bulzer tron, of Sherman chapter No. 132 Mrs. Frank Ketter was hostess OES accompanied Mr. and Mrs. ABOUT AGRICULTURE to the bridge club at her home Frank von Borstei to Wasco Sat last Tuesday evening, with three urday night to attend Joint in IN SHERMAN COUNTY tables in play. Mrs. Harry Hooper stallation of the Mason and East held high, Mrs. Walter Davis ern Star officers. Don’t ask who counted them, second and Mrs. Kendrick Dun Friends and members of the lap low score for the evening. Baptist church enjoyed a fellow but Oregon farmers alone used Others enjoying the evening were ship dinner Sunday after the mor 4,500,000 new fence posts a year, Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs. C. R. An ning services. Following the din County Extension Agent T. W. dersen, Mrs. Bruce Alley, Mis. ner the annual business meeting Thompson, Indicates. Split cellar May me Gould, Mrs. Orville Bug was held. accounts for half of the new O F F IC E DA YS gies, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Robert Asphalt paint, lanolin and cer Mrs. Owen Eakin and Mrs. posts. They are useful on the av Tuesday. Wednesday, F rid a y Schilling and Mrs. Tom Garrett. Bernard Martin went to The Dal erage for 10 to 12 years, then, tain mixtures having lanolin as a Moro Hotel BBIdg. Refreshments were served later les last Tuesday night for instal like any other post, they fall at base areiiighly effective as .ress- by the hostess. the ground line. lation of Eastern Star officers. In for tree wounds. Sherman chapter No. 132 OES Cedar is a durable wood and Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Mrs. T. met at the Masonic hall last M Rolfe took Mrs. John Eng post tops will last for 20 years or Tuesday evening for Its regular strom to The Dalles Thursday to more. Needed Is a method of pre meeting with Mrs. Jack Adams see her doctor. serving split cedar. Sapwood can t oui. ; La ls sield worthy matron, presiding with 12 Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Barnett now be treated but the heartwood members present. Refreshments and Bill Johnson were business resists penetration. Technicians Gn Larceny Charge were served at the close by Mrs. visitors in The Dalles Wednes Oregon Forest Products Labora fpeft&t Adams and Mrs. Harry Justesen. tory are working to discover a day, „ .. Members of the Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley, Al method of treating the heartwood ¡as Ix?'li6 Morton, IS, and Th< P BOO K ill» A* Grain Growers held a meeting at and Mrs. (Jordon Ixonley, Mr. and but this far with little success. Gene Light, 17, both of lx the office of the Grain Growers Mrs. Frank T. Bayer and Mrs. The Forest Products Laboratory Hood River are in the county A name closely here Saturday afternoon and de Claud Bayer and sons were bu is located at Corvallis operated jail on a charge of larceny. They cided to build additional storage siness visitors In The Dalles Mon cooperatively by the State Board ci.t.d In the were arrested in Hood River by at Grass Valley for the 1954 of Forestry and School of Forest mind with dependability state officers from information day. wheat crop. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble nad ry, Oregon State college. given by Sherman county offici Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger as their guests Sunday “Mr. and Should farmers now attempt to als for taking tools lielonging to went to Boring Thursday where Mrs. Floyd Ixine and daughters treat split celar? Yes, says Char Harry Van Gilder and a pair of they were overnight guests of his of Moro and Mr. and Mrs. Mer les R. Ross, extension service S H E ’S A Q U E E N ! —That dazzling come-hither look is a royal mother and went on to Portland ton Sauer from Tygh Valley. forestry specialist. He believes command this girl is bestowing on the young man. Britain’s Friday to visit relatives returning Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May the cold-soak treatment using beautiful Queen Elizabeth II is seen above with her husband, the home Saturday. Dulr* of Edinburgh. - ‘ _ went to The Dalles Sunday to penta or other cold-soak preser Donald Clodfelter left Sunday meet Mr. and Mrs. A1 Leltch who vatives will 1* well worth the for Newberg to spend a few days arrived by train from Zion, 111., cost. Ross admits there preserva- visiting his brother and sister in to spend a few lew days oays iwrw here with tlves will provide only surface average service life of posts. This well as suspended wood and con law, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Clod Happy is the husband Leltch is a cousin of coating and crack penetration but results by producing seasoning crete floors. This tile besides hav Mrs felter and his father, S. O. Clod them. even the light coating will add checks that give spores of lecay ing excellent wearing properties Mrs. May. whose wife keeps the felter. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox left Sat several years to the life of a post. producing fungi access to inter has high resistance to acids, alka Mrs. Harry Hooper accompan urday for Madras to spend a few Many Sherman county farmers ior parts of the post ar.d by reduc lies, grease and vegetable fats. refrigerator well stocked ied by her mother, Mrs. A. A. days visiting her brother In law use cold-soak preservatives on lng the volume of wood in the Conservative estimates indi Dunlap, went to Portland Wed and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Orvilie cedar posts. Thompson, however, critical zone. cate 15 per cent of all calves die with rare flavored, nesday on business returning indicates more farmers could use Vinyl asbestos tile Is highly either of scours or of disease re Gibson. refreshing Olympia Beer. home Thursday. R. A. Stow, who is spending tne such treatment to advantage. For recommended for concrete floors sulting from scours within a winter in in portianu The Grass Valley Rebekahs met winter Portland wim with ...» his son, l>est results posts should be In contact with the ground as month of birth. This means over .it the IOOF hall Wednesday night Bin Stow, was here last week for carefully peeled and well season- ed, bark Interferes with preserva- for their regular meeting, Mrs. several days on business. Willard Barnett, Mnff’ wHb’ « noble grand, pre an;l ™ M T . n d ’rMre? anJ S S S i X w ™ Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs T hat si ling with 21 members present. « 111* 1 T V * * * » O l not absorb sufficient oil, hence, • ATTRACTIVE TERMS ,lnt Inoiall.tkm of OAMMtow» Kenneth '¿"jE';.', ,,,'nufu» were not absorb sufficient oil, hence Hattrup of Rufus were ml Reliekahs will be held Wed dinner guests Sunday at the hoim* will not give t h e expected j PROMPT SERVICE lesday evening January 20. Re- of Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstei. service. Rurthermore green pos’ s : will continue to dry after treat- : reshments were served. The Grass Valley PTA will ment and will frequently check ; Standard Insurance Co. Mr. und Mrs. Donald Clodfel'er meet at the school house Friday through the treated wood. Peel- ; vill leave Friday on the stream- 15 at 8 o’clock. A wostern company serving western agriculture ed or green ixjsts should be stack- « iner for Detroll, Michigan, where January Among those going to I he Dal ed for 10 to 60 days prior to , bey will take delivery on a new les Friday to attend the funeral H O M E OFFICE ' L-ur, after which they will go of John Brogan were Mr. and treatment. Considerable fall annual weed 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon cast to Washington, I>. C. to Mrs. Donald von Borstei, Mr. and spend a few days gmng on to Mi Mrs. Ted von Borstei and sons, spraying has been done In the Phone ATwater 4331 ami, Florida and through the Carl and George, Mr. and Mrs. northern part of the county. southern states io California and W. S. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. A. Some of those spraying were M home. They plan on being gone a von Borstei, Mr. and Mrs. Claus L. Blau, Elton Medler, Leroy month. Their son In law and dau Bardenhagen and Mr. and Mrs. Belshee, Rlchelderfer R a n c h , Clem Welk, A. U. and Bon Chris ghter Mr. anil Mrs. Donald Marsh Bird. tianson, Trace und Ixxmard Fields and son, Ricky, of Hood River Mark Robert Holmes, who Is attend Plots on fall spraying have lx»en will stay with her brother, Wen ing school at Portland university dell, while his parents are gone. for the winter term, spent the continued for the second year on Valuable Arch Cantrall left Friday for weekend at the home of his par the Allen Tom ranch. Nyssa after receiving word his ent« Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Holmes. Information was obtained last mother, Mrs. A. F. McGinnis, was Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum and year on fall spraying along with C j— very 111. She passed away at the sons accompanied him to Port spring applications. hospital on Buturday. the funeral land Sunday for medical atten Soil tests on the Joe Hllderbrand will lx* held Tuesday at Nyssa. NEW POWER BRAKES* now available on Ford Pickup N0WI FORDOMATIC DRIVE* available for Ford Series NEW POWER STEERING* available on mart BlO JOR Ranch analyzed by the Soil Test . . (thown) and all M'/i-»on” modelil You »ave on driving P-350 Parcel Delivery (jhown). Fjlly automatic, cut» modelil Cut» »tearing effort a» much a i 7 5 % . P-900 Mrs. Cantrall and son, Everett tion. There will be services of divine ing Laboratory, OSC, generally effort— your »topping It up to ona fourlh e a titrl »top-and-go time. You handle bigger route» quickerl (»hown), G V W 2 7 ,0 0 0 lb»., G C W 5 5 ,0 0 0 lb«. Cantrall and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap worship In the Grass Valley showed a very high phosphorous left 5|onduy for Nyssa to attend Methodist church next Sunday level One field was somewhat the funeral. Mrs. Donald Clodfelter and afternoon January 14 at 3 p. m. lower and will need be checked jieriodically to insure that a suf announces Rev. H. Gravenor. and son Wendell were dinner ficient level is available. Two fields tested were on the add side of the so called ph scale. Ixind left for spring seeding and not roughed-up shows con siderable erosion. One exception to this Is fallow handled by tra shy-fallow methods. The value of seeding corners first again shows N0WI FORDOMATIC DRIVE* available In off Ford t t - . up as an excellent practice. Ex 44« and 1-ton modelt for '54 . Fully automatic — no cessive erosion has occurred on clutching, no manual thiftingl Save time, •nerflyj many corners. More use of early Model F-2 5 0 («hown), G V W 6 ,9 0 0 Ibi. corner seeding Is a practice every one can perform. The 1953 Progress Report of the T. J. Striker Post farm oper ated by the school of forestry has been received. Anyone desiring to check the report please drop us a card for a copy. All types of |K>st and preservatives are be'lig tested for length of service and value. M ig h tto t concentration o f Charring of posts, a practice still done by a few farmers Is cm- pow er per cubic Inch demned by the laboratory. This ever in any method is not a preservative treatment and, If It accomplishes truck engine anything. It tends to shorten the Grass Valley J, She remembered No other truck line has the m ighty o f pow er S o m e th in g N e w — GRASS VALLEY EQUIPMENT S REPAIR succeeding Pike’s Qarage will sell and service Massey-Harris Farm machinery and repairs will do all kinds of general machinery you get in new FORD—-TRUCKS repair and welding Bill Alsup Bed Eslinger Thank-you M o re T ru c k F o r Y o u r line! NSW Overkeol dvetl NEW M oneyl High Ceeqwessleal NEW low F riction ! In quitting the garage and machinery business in which 1 have been engaged lor over 15 years and upon leaving Grass Valley 1 want to thank the peo ple of that community tor tine business relations and hope the same for my successors. © Frank Pike NtW Deeg-lledt f o l p l M W EORB CAB EORWARO modelli New C -600 (rttown) New C-900, 55.000 Ib». OCW , hauti 35-ff. legat-RmN traiter» te »*w y Date! New OrtreHied Cob, full width leatt NEW f ACTORY IU IIT 6-WMEflERS, up to 4 0 ,0 0 0 lb*. 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