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PAGE I »HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON E K ID .lt, MAÌ «, IMS Then Neal introduced his o ffice rs Mrs. H arvey Hansen, vlce-presi- dent Mrs. B ill O’B rien, secretary; Mrs. C u rtis Neal, treasurer. Mrs M o rris displayed the Santa Claus su it bought by the P TA . There was much in te re st show n in the s u it by the little folks, A fte r the program sandwiches and coffee and punch were served by the outgoing officers. Mrs. Leonard Fields and ch ild re n Sally. Michael and \ irg il o f U a»co b u t they co uldn’t stay so long on account o f g e ttin g the ch ild re n back in school a fte r then spring vacation. In A sh cro ft th e y visite d M rs Trace Fields b ro th e r m law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George S m ith and Trace s nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Damon Fields and fam- By. R e tu rn in g south the F ields visite d relatives in Tacoma, Cen- R obert D avis’ p icku p rolled o ve r (ra lia and Portland. T hey reported when is le ft the h ig h w a y the m id- a ve ry n iCe t r ip w ith Trace able die o f last week. The accident hap- to d riv e a ll the way. pened ju s t below Bruce M illa rd ’s Mrs. G ertrude F*oote o f Nephi, place on the R ufus grade. D avis’ in ju rie s were serious enough fo r Utah, a rrive d Monday mot nin g to h im to enter The Dalles hospital, he a houseguest o f the George He was reported in R ufus Mon- Foxes fo r an in d e fin ite tim e. She day w earing a brace on his neck. w iB help care fo r her g ra m < au- The R ufus h ig h school students g h te r, N a n cilu Foote, whose p a r took in the c o u rt case o f Keenan ents are in Europe. vs. F in le y, w h ich was held in M r. and Mrs. M o rris lurne Moro last T hursday and F rid a y, say th e ir sm all daughters are hav- T hls was most o f the students ing the measles at th is tim e, firs t experience o f seeing how the A fte r (he love,y day S a tu rday, law cases are handled and was you w ould th in k some more w ould In te re stin g and educational. follow . B ut It has been ju s t as The freshm an and sophomore cold here as its ’ been fo r several science class at R ufus school took weeks. a tr ip Tuesday a fte r everyone a r The R ufus grange is having a rive d at school th a t m o rn in g fo r teenage p a rty at the h a ll Tuesday K lic k ita t co u n ty in W ashington. - - - - - ’ ch lld re n say they M any students saw the ice plan * d • reciate w m e parties af- on the K lic k ita t riv e r fo r the fir s t W f th a t is the tim e. T hey were told i t p u t out t h X s n o th in g much Hew Bulletins Tell Of Trashy Fallow Sam Davis. Mr. and Mrs Roy B a rn e tt o f The Dalles spent the weekend w ith T w o new circu la rs, “ T ra sh y |»y M m . A. F. Balzer th e ir (laughter, Mrs. B ill Je ffe ri« - _ 12,000 Y ears A go t phans C ultivated W heat . F allow fo r C onservation” and . . . .. . and fa m ily. S ave Mrs. Donald Leach was the hon- and M rg Oert ( jox went to “ W ater Conservation— the H ydro- ? C ST FIR ST PRAC logic Cycle” , have been released o r guest at a layette show er fo r j*o rt|an(| F rid a y to attend the FOR 5EEP TICED WHEAT SELECTION, her at the B aptist church F rid a y fu n e ra | of her aunt Mrs. George by the OSC extension service, SEEDING FRO M F /N E S T evening. Mrs. B ill Todd, Mrs. m ajr re tu rn in g Sunday. H ow ard Cushamn, OSC exten- Owen E akin, Mrs. M yrle S m ith M r and Mrg Wallace May w ent sio soil conservation specialist EARS. and Mrs. O rv ille Ruggles were the to Hood R iv e r Sunday w here they and au th o r of “ T rashy F a llo w and C ater , th e A ncient W orld ' s races v hostesses, w ith about 35 present. v jgited ber brothers A n d y W a lte r C onservation” , says th is fa rm in g Mrs. Ruggles played tw o accordion an(, fa m lly antj W illia m W a lte r practice is the most e ffe ctive indi- solos and several games were and were d j n ner guests o f Mr. and vld u a l erosion c o n tro l method played appropriate fo r the occa- q a Boyington. ever developed fo r sum m er fa llo w sion w ith prizes won by Mrs. Don- ‘ land. I t u tilize s the p rin c ip le s o f aid von Borstel, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. M r. and Mrs. \ irg il W h a tfitM ( be surface m ulch by m a in ta in in g A rchie C antrall and Mrs. Lester of P ortland spent the weekend as (^ e regjdue o f (he previous crop W ilson. guests of th e ir daughter, Mrs. Qn Qr near the s u rface of (he soil, The g ift table was decorated clarence May and fa m ily. thus p ro v id in g m a xim u m protec- w lth p in k rosebuds and p in k can- Mr. and Mrs. Herm an I ’e te t» Jr. ^ on f rom w in d and w ater, t . . x ^ e n n e K fU t a tomy S dies. M is. I>each was assisted by of Hood R ive r came F rid a y even c irc u la r gives in fo rm a tio n ' YOU //V 7 £ 7 ? A ^ 7 7 O Y /^ MEETING POT Mrs. James E a rl and Mrs. Shel- jpg and spent the weekend w ith on bow tQ prepare tra sh y fa llo w , ) * N D c o a r /N S P O Z m t h t h e ton F ritts in opening her many his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herm an ef f ect on sor m oisture, wheat — "W o r ld ' s r ic h e s t p / et , including lovely g ift wrapped packages, Peters. They w ent fis h in g in Buck yields and n RrQgen fe rtiliz e r. W H EA T PASTA FOODS (O R IG I NALL Y B everly Shaw sang tw o solos ac- H ollow Saturday and Sunday. - I t also jp.ts tbe fo llo w in g “ w o rk- C hinese ) for wh / ch m o d e r n I taly oompanied at the piano by Mrs. Mrs. H a rry Hooper was hostess abie tilla g e p ro g ra m ” fo r h a n d lin g I S FAMOUS. 'A ' Z - Ruggles. Refreshm ents were ser- at a pa r(y fo r pre-school ch ild re n tra s h y fa llo w : make the in itia l ved fro m a w hite cloth-covered at the Masonic hall Wednesday (¡page w ith a sweep or chisel type r table decorated w ith p in k and blue af(em oon. Sixteen c h ild re n and im plem ent; fo llo w sweep o r chi- storks and w h ite um brellas and of tbe m others were present sei s WRh a skew treader to con C O N T IN E N T A L chef centered w ith a case oecuiatcu in ... The Tbe ch ild re n played games and unu lr t ro ant to spread re- cake decorated o i l cheatgrass and HECTOR. B o /AKD/ (P R O N O U NC ED \ 5"" p in k and w h ite w ith the inscrip- ] ater refreshm ents were served. sidue u n ifo rm ly ov over soil surface; B O ^ A R -D & U O W N E D FZNR tio n “ Best Wishes C a ro lyn ” . A f co n tro l sp rin g and sum m er weeds ¿ M C R /C A N S M S T H D/SHES^ ' W ♦o M r s I>each Mrs. Balzer, „ .a v rod te r Mrs. Leach cu cut t the cake It i t was Airs, C c la ir u a iz c i, Mrs. Jack w jth r ro ta r ry rOd ' weeder; apply served by Mrs. Tom Sant and Mrs. Noonan o f Moro and Mrs. Jonn nltro g e n f e rtHizer to offset yie ld W C L U P /N C R A Y /O L /-T E N D E R ^C- Donald Maclnnes served the cof- Rust met at the home of Mrs. h i i ecrease; and p la n t w heat in the L /T T L E M E A T -F IL L E D M A C A R O N I three hundred pounds a day w hen fee and punch. A lsu p Monday evening to d acuaa fa ll w ith a deep fu rro w d rill. to do fo r them. P /E S /N MEAT-TOMATO SAUCF, ru n n in g to capacity. They ate a Mrs. C. R. Andersen entertained plans fo r the m eeting o f D is tric t “ W ith o u e w a te r there w ould sack lunch d u rin g the to u r and the bridge club at her home last 15 of the V F W post No. 5028 and lx* no life on the e a rth ,” James C. t h r o u g h E gyrt / an ^ viewed an agate shop. T h e y w ent Tuesday evening w ith three tables a u x ilia ry to be held at the IOOF Moore, OSC extension conserva Save Thousands of Dollars romans , C hinese , I talians , to Goldenadle then west, com ing in plav. Mrs. A rze ll Lem ley held hall In Grass V alley Sunday, May tio n specialist, w rite s in the w a te r A N D A GREAT MODERN Let us erect your back by the C olum bia highw ay. high Mrs. W a lte r Davis second 8, d in n e r w ill he served at noon conservation circ u la r. T tU S S ltS S chef , A mericans now I^a rry Gagle, teacher, and L y le and Mrs. John Rust low. Mrs. and the m eeting to lx? held at 2 Food and m inerals necessary Wonder Building ‘ ENJOY R A V /O U IN Craig, both took cars. Don S m ith won the tra v e lin g o’clock. They played cards a w h ile fo r life are carried th ro u g h our Call (your name) CANS, READY TO prize. Others present w ere Mrs. and later Mrs. A lsup served re- bodies in w a te r solutions, he ex t - K J Y X . address - city M r. and Mrs. T. L. Fields re NEAT A N D S E R V E . Robert S chilling. Mrs. K e n d ric k freshm ents. ** Telephone 00000 plains. Grasses, grains, and o th e r tu rn e d recently fro m an 11 day D unlap M rs F ra n k K e tte r, Mrs. M r and Mrs. Donald C lo d fe lter food and feed plants get the ele vacation w h ich took them as fa r FRED MAUSER H a rry Hooper, Mrs. E a rl Olds, w ent to Hood R ive r luesday on ments they need, ca rrie d in w a te r c h ild re n showed th e y had good n o rth as A sh cro ft, B. C., Canada. rs r Paul a u i Syron, o j.w .. Mrs. ........ ................ - business - _______ ___ Mrs. Joe B ihhy and to spend th e t,ay taken up th ro u g h tin y rootlets. tra in in g . Phone 2248 The Dalles Also jo in in g the tr ip were Mr. and and M rs " O p a f P arkins. Refresh- w ith th e ir daughter Mrs. Donald The c irc u la r gives the fo llo w in g Mrs. M y rrh l P e rry ’s upper grade Marsh and fa m ily . ments were served later. d e fin itio n fo r the “ h yd ro lo g ic cy- M r« . G eorge . F o x room w ound a p in k and w h ite Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Mrs W illa rd B arnett took her cle.” W ater moves In to the a ir Maypole w h ich was a co lo rfu l Ea Olds, Mrs. E a rl rl Olds, Mrs. F r r ra m n m k T. *• Bayer, other M rs. o . N. Ruggles to fro m the surfaces d f lakes, The Rufus PTA had a May pro ceremony. Mrs. Claud Bayer, M . ^ d° da" gb‘t er i one Saturday to attend a m other streams, ground, plants and the at t lb the school g gym Monday Mrs. H a rry S tark and d a u g h te r - - .u u „ ~ ~ vap<)r. gram a F o llo w in g the program Mrs. Joe lx)U Ann, and Mrs. W illa rd Rolfe ahd daugn 1 M cK inney i t comes back down as p recipita- evening * ' hlch. ^ d\ 1d1^ t 2 iu a t t ® M o rris, president, installed C u r eanedon M r., F ra n k_ ^ U a y e r and her Sun,,ay Uon_ ra ln o r The problem ^ n ? \ C e e E ‘Songs •s-u n ,rlSe,. her on her b ln b d a y an- am. r.m « y -T h e y re .« 7 - ^ e a p rim a ry - . a n sang three s o n g , tis Neal as the new president. n ive rsa ry. A fte rn o o n w a . .p » n t M^ % ^ an7 D S(indgay and back dow n In some places th a n ^ e y were ’^ o t h j r . S horten p la yin g pinochle w ith hig h score (h(> (\ ay v is ltln g her parents. in others. Some places get too Bread and M is s ls s ip p . A superior servie« held by M rs* Ro?f * aJ dJ u men^ Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Ziegler, much and some not enough. M fg Sarah G ia n n o n a tti’s in te r- «< persone! «Henderte« Mrs. H a rry S tark. R efreshm ent Barbara A lle y came up w ith A ch a rt shows how m uch pre- m ediate rouin dld rh y th m dances, of ue cream and cookie . brough - t (he day wUh her (i.p ita tlo n lg received d u rin g Ore- M a n lto u , T rilb y , Jessie Polka THAT COSTS NO MORI by the guests were served at , s M r un , M „ . |<arl Olds. gOn ’8 hydrologic o r w a te r cycle, and CottQn Eyed Joe> Then they close of the afternoon. . t and where it falls. In fo rm a tio n is aouare dance num ber, 'lh e Mrs. F ra n k Payne was hostess M r and Mrg j w Blagg w ent d" o ep on how p re cip ita tio n d k i a 8 ( 1 1 1 3 , 1 _________ at a p a rty F rid a y afternoon at p endleton F rid a y and spent recelved th ro u g h o u t the state is C iv il Engineering her home honoring her daughter, weekend on business and vis- naged fo r t h e b e n e fit o f the Barbara on her th ird y i r t ^ day’ R ing th e ir son, J im m y Blagg and fa rm e r Land Surveying Those present were Mrs. Joe Ham- fa m ,|y Blagg got in some fish- CopjeR n f the c irc u la rs are avail- Marie Hoskinson. County Cle^k mond and daughters, R ita ana whHe there tbey re tu rn e d frQ|n county extension offices W ALL & TENNESON A wide range of prices M argaret, Mrs. E v e re tt Can Monday. and OSC. 2nd Kt. 90814 K . ♦he* meet» «H * ‘»h«s and ch ild re n , R icky, C h ris ty and Arnong those going to Rock ‘ _ P h on e 5630, T h e D alles Duane, Mrs. Clarence May ana rfam Sundav fis h in g and xm, Wallace. Mrs. K enneth Todd lcnlc|ng wt,re M r and Mrs Boyce f ta in jy[;ik n r s W o r k in g and daughters, G loria and Gera • , , lgylock and daughter, Barbara Pn11„ t v A re a dine, Mrs. A lfre d Payne and son. >on O l.v m 0i Mr. an 1 Mrs. (n T n C o U llty A r e a J im m y and Mrs. R alph Rust, he p ()na,d M a rtin and fa m ily of Moro. Operations are being conducted . . . . then A delalne P e rrin , Mr. an I th is s p rin g by the W eather Modi- ch ild re n played games and refexhments of b irth d a y cake, lee Mrs. Ja k B rady and daughter f jva,|on co., fro m a tra ile r 3 miles cream and punch were served. M ary and son J im m y , an I Mr. and eggt of Condon. The operational Mrs B ill M cLachlan o f Moro. set up Includes the use o f radar, E veryone be sure and come to Mrs. A lfrtx l Payne, Mrs. W. D. ra(,.Q and teletype to fo llo w the the C u ll Scout circus in The Dalles Mr8, m movem rh e parade w ill B arnett, M r s . E dgar A lle y, Mrs. ovem ent of storm s across the .< ■ . A Saturday May 7 H a ro ld T r |.C ounty area. Radar is extreme- Johnson and Mrs. ------------ start from the C ivic A ui^ t(,rlu " B ill ’ ns w t 0 The Dalles Mon f ,H efu| in m a in ta in in g an accur- Grass Valley c ROMANS ¿ ¿ -k AMERICA CELEBRET6D f Rufus Peisonals NOTICE The county budget committee will meet Monday, May 9, at 10:00 a. m. at the courthouse to prepare estimates of county expenditures for the coming fiscal year. Those interested in either expenditures or economy should attend. B rea - - “ i m « ill*.* LTIVI IN uu • a. held at Anu m ents and m ovem ent, and in addi There w ill tio n shows v is u a lly th e effects of ...... seeding. t th a t goes w ith a d re u . q .m itiv v is itin g his parents M i. E xperim ents w ith a new gen- available fro m y o u r fa v o rite Cub ‘H ‘ ” m an z u ,P er and his e rto r conducted th is w in te r have .......... .......... aunt Mrs. E a rl Olds and fa m ily proven h ig h ly successful and it is M r and Mrs. Kenneth H a ttru p Dean Olds of Portland, w ho is bej ng introduced in th is area to a rriv e F rid a y from Seattle and employed at Gol endale. W n., affe(.t ct.r , ain storm types. An op- spent the weekend w ith her par- spent the weekend at the home ot eratU,n uslng the new generator— ents, M r and Mrs. Ted von Bor- Mr. and Mrs. E arl Olds. termed Operation S ilve r Ash fo r b re v ity _was conducted on a sm all F la tt of ----- Mrs. and Mrs F loyd scale d u rin g the weak storm o f Moro were d in n e r guests Sunday A p ril 9. Storm cells were observ nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean ed m oving south-south-west in to ^ « k e iti? * I »eCourcey do'J'n the southern part o f the Trl-Coun- ties where they form ed a b e lt of from P rin e v ille Sunday to take The U. S. Senate P u b lic W orks west to east across Mrs. DeCourcey home a fte r sixmd com m ittee has scheduled a p u b lic ra in extending arpa Tbese cen s were seed In« three w eeks.here w ith her hearing on the proposed federal d‘ fr’()|n ,>1SRton south of May- ¡’X n . » . M r ,n .f Mr.. Ted aid highw ay program , now before yUle n (jrth flnd south o f Kent " M r 'a iv l Mr». H a rry Young anil congress. In l ’o rtla n d on May 16. and near the-Ione-lx>xlngton area according to in fo rm a tio n received The most p ositive effects were ob ch ild re n o f P ortland spent the by the Oregon State M otor associa served In the area around M ay weekend here w ith his p a re n t., v ille w hich had the greatest n u m tion. The hearing Is one of nine sche Mr. and Mrs. G rover Young. Mrs Olan S tark and children. duled in the regional areas o f the ber of cells to lx? affected. Gener ators In the o th e r areas were op Owens and çons. U. S, Bureau of P ublic Roads. M rs. H arold erated tit affect any cells th a t Douglas and R o b e « »<»' Ml¡’ * • The Dalles Each hearing is 1 ,0 last strayed from the observed pattern. D. B arnett w ent Z ’1. * ‘¿ v * WRb it- - ........ ' Qf . thp older tvn type generators . . . i , i . three ihrm > (lavs <lnvs d u rin g w hich tim e w tt- . e cenerators F rid a y and spent , ..‘..lebr ue nesses pro and con on the hlghw av oPerated fro m M aupin and Mrs. B ertha MatQies to congress F rle n d to suppiem ent O peration proposals now In-fore ................----------------------------------------------------------------- her b irth d a y . n. may he heard. S ilve r A s h . re- Mrs. L yd ia W assenm lller tu rn e d home last Monday a fte r spending the w in te r in 1 ^ B a n *! w tth her daughters und J « « '111* * and several weeks at T yg h \ alley w ith her son. August m ille r and fa m ily. August brought Add to the outing w ith tho comradeship and bC\Bht anil Mrs. V ern McGowan detxindable good taste of and son. M d d of PU<« * * * v ^ refreshing Olympia Beer. Red a w h ile Sunday evening a ¡he hJune of Mr. and Mrs. A rze ll Portland To Hear Highway Committee now for Olympia! LCM re'in d Mrs. F ra n k Haynes of P hilom ath came F rid a y and «pent the weekend at the home of h t s h ie r Mrs. A. A. Dunlap. F rank got in some fis h in g w h ile here M rs Owen E a kin and daughte, Susan and Mrs. M yrle S m ith and son Gordon, went to P o rtland last Tuesday on business re tu rn in g W arren ■ W ilkinson Shallow Drilling of Soak-ln-N Pays Off for Grain Growers Says / f DID YOU* KNOW THAT: ( 1 ) According to the California Bureau of Cheml«try. Califor nia grower« used more than three times at much aqua ammonia (20-0-0) the first 9 months of ’54 compared to the tame period of ’53? ( 2 ) The rate of increase wa« 26 times that of any other non-solution type of nitrogen fertilizer? ( 3 ) At the same time, Aqua Jumped from 5th to 2nd place in total tonnage? Shows what can happen when you take the lift and lug out of fertilizer han dling with low-cost fertilizer simples-in-so- lution. I like to tell my customers that “with Brea Aqua you don’t lift anything heavier than the end of a two-inch hose I* e e e OUR DRILL APPLICATION RIGS are doing a nice Job for customers these days, and naturally we are well equipped and ready to handle more customer acreage. Things are happening so fast in the fertilizer busi ness that I know we can save you money and do a better job if you will let us bid on your nitrogen needs. e e e GROWERS WHO OPERATE their own ap plication equipment have found that "One- Man-Handling“ per tractor, with Brea’Aqua’, toon pays the cost of changeover. With high speed transfer pumps to refill applicator tanks in a few minutes, it no longer takes two men to keep a rig rolling. Many Brea growers handle equipment modification in their own shops. ---------------- / • shallow M I I A AS SliC A TlO H of Brea Aqua Ammonia minimises soli and seed bed disturbance, conserves soli moisture, cuts time and equipment costs. More and more local grain pro ducers are boosting yields and profits with Brea Aqua Ammonia . . . low-cost, high performance nitrogen-in-solution. Brea Aqua is a "natural” for grain. It com bines easy, mechanized fluid handling w ith sh a llo w d rill a p p lica tio n w h ich soak a nitrogen into the soil at Just the desired number of pounds per acre. Brea’s Agricultural Technical serv ice offers these recommendations for dry land grain: Vary the application rate with average rainfall expectancy as fol lows. In California: 8-12 inches of rain- 30-40 lbs. N per acre; 12-18 Inches of rain-40-50 lbs. N per acre; 18-24 Inches of rain-50-60 lbs. N per acre; and above 24 inches of rain-60-75 lbs. N per acre. In Washington and Oregon: 8-15 inches of rain-30-50 lbs. N per acre; 16-23 inches of rain-50-70 lbs. N per acre; above 23 inches of rain-70-90 lbs. N per acre. Soil tests are recommended to de termine phosphate requirements. For more information and assist* nace in planning your nitrogen and phos phate schedules-call us today. We’ll be happy to show you how Brea ‘Aqua’ pays for itself over and over again. You’ll like our prompt service, low cost, per p^und of nitrogen applied convenience in bar.- dling and the exceptional results. / n i t call us and u e’ll come out and »how you how o Brea Aqua Ammonia can make more money for you. Q home Wednesday. Mr». B ernard M a rtin anti d a » ghter. Deanna, w en t to Portland S S r t a v •"> " u aln e... Deanna © came home ‘ bat evening hut Mr». M a rtin rem ained unU * ^ 4 , httalne». v t.t.n r» In Portland W S ’ ” ’ * iu b y D ru m o f B r .tt.h C o X h U . a m ..... F rid a y am. Dt . W arren W ilkinson, W asco, Ore.° P hone 133 V V .t.r ’ V ' ^ v o e •tV M S IA BStW INQ COMPANY. Ot»"’ iw*. Agri-Chem # 0 s * guest nt the home o f M r. and M o
