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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1956)
PAG» S »HERM AN COUNTT J O rR N A I. MORO. OREGON. PRIDAV. MAR< H t t . IM * day of April, 1956 at the hour of neso and visited at the home of 10:30 o’clock a m. has been fixed Mrs. Willard Rolfe’s parents. Mr by said Court as the time for A few spring flowers are seen and ignorance combined should About The County jo mi ng in the yards including and Mrs. Pat Kelly. hearing of objections to said re JSà^ermait (County Jo u rn a l convince farmers that their bu Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne aQd port and the settlement thereof. _______ ffo ils and violets. siness wilt te a precarious one as family took her mother. Mrs. ne of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neal and Published E ve ry F riday at Glayds Mdfrtaon long a* the price and the quantity Christine Maldaner to Portland 1 Mrs. children Joel and Monya took a Moro, O rrgon Mi and Cecile Morse of farm crops are determined by Wednesday after spending three it her drive Sunday up around rim tier Leo V. Moore debate of men uninformed of Ijee Wooiwi Glie» L. Preach wee^s here with them. They re line lodge to see the sights. Executors farm problems and concerned turned home Friday. Squire Flus and colds are prevalent In Entrr.d Mrs. Eben Kee, Sandra Squire C. L. Gavin solely with getting the votes of and Mr. and Mrs. I^ester Barnum Mrs. Herman Peters and Arden arnum this area since winter has broken farmers. A sensible farm bill will and sons were buxine*». visitors in up. Seems like most families have and Mrs. Loy Cochran of Moro Attorney for Estate 19-22C never be written that way. went to Portland last Sunday. The Dalles, Oregon had it or are getting It now. Portland Friday. It Is probable that before long Mrs. Cochran visited with her son NOTICE OF SPECIAL Dinner guests at the Herman The children from Rufus school farmers will conclude that the Gordon, and Mrs. Peters and Ar SCHOOL ELECTION had spring vacation Thursday Peters home Sunday were Mr. only friends they have in the and Mrs. Douglas Alley of Wasco, and Friday last week. The teach <iJMr. and Mrs. John Jezzeti and den went to Newberg to visit her STATE OF OREGON ) senate are those two New Eng Derrie Peters and AnJen Peters. ers attended a meeting of the daughter. Linda, of The Dalles brother in law and sister, Dr. and ) ss. land senators who hod the Intel Callers in the afternoon were Mr. OEA in Portland during that were visitors Sunday aftenwon at Mrs. Frank Wilcox. Mrs. Peters County of Sherman ) ligence to vote "No”. and Mrs. Milliard Barnett and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Arden and Mrs. Wilcox went NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Mr. and Mrs. Godier and their to Salem to visit another sister N A T IO N A L ED I TO R ¡A L "I’ve found out’’, said Uncle Em Mrs. Grover Young. that a special election will lie held three sons, Jim, Bill and Robert, and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. < > 'v ir 4 *and Mrs. Willard Rolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinkert and mett, ‘‘that U’s easier to adjust and Mrs. T. M t o « , R. «. Hoffman and back to New in the County of Sherman, State moved to the Fay Brackett home i Mrs. John Engstrom were in The myself to my wants than my Dalles Friday on business. They In Rufus recently. They formerly went to Portland Friday on buei- berg and then to Portland where of Oregon, on Wednesday, the wants to my pocketbook." they picked up Mrs. Cochran to 25th day of April, 1956, from 2:00 visit led Mrs. Roy Baker at her lived at the John Day river bridge come on home Wednesday, stop o’clock P M. to 8:00 o’clock P. M., O F F IC IA L COUNTY PAPER »home. ping In Hood River to visit Mr. Oregon Standard Time, in the Jennie Jo Clark of Albany, who Hl BM K i n ION HATES zones and at the polling places and Mrs. Herman Peters Jr. M a k e a D a te has been a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kayser of hereinafter setforth, at which Men’s Sport Shirts ONE TEAR ......................... **•**> Mr. and Mrs. Durward Heiyer w t t ti t h e N e w e s t Centerville, Wn., were visitors election the school voters of Sher for the past week returned home MARCH 2.1. I »Hi Saturday at the home of his sis man County, Oregon, shall vote Thursday. upon the questions of establish ter, Mrs. Max Nogle. Men’s Spring Jackets Bonnie Jefferies, daughter of F A R M B IL I. » ing a county high school district Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jefferies had including the entire oounty and The serious dangers of permit her tonsils removed Thursday at W A N T A D S electing a county high school ting agriculture to get mixed into Free Parking Lot a Dalles hospital, returning home board consisting of five directors. politics are shown in the farm 7USTOM SLAUGHTERING — Friday. Nominations for directors of bill recently passed by the U. S. Mrs. Ed Justesen returned Sat Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp said county high school board senate. It will now go to the WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS urday after spending the spring freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass shall be made by the filing of house, to a conference committee vacation with her parents Mr. Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 4itfn written declarations of candidacy before the president gets it. WASCO •*.- OREGON and Mrs. H. C. Banke at Silver- Some of these may help If, it w ill ROOFING - SIDING - INSULA with the county clerk not later ton. be almost Impossible to hurt it. TION, shingles, built up roof than fifteen days prior to the Dokph Baker got his large neon The hill wax had enough as it ing & repairs, asbestos & insu date of election, to-wit: April 25, « O O M B IN A N O garage sign put up last week over TERRY & M E R R I T T came from the committee and the lated sluing, blown In rock wool 1956, and sixth declaration shall his garage in the Eaton grocery 40 amendments made to it did insulation. Call us for an es state the zone from which the building. It helps brighten that We apply the best grade of bonded roo ing not help it either in content or in Any timate. COLUMBIA ROOFING nominee Is a candidate. corner of the block in Rufus. clarity, in the senate amendments SERVICE CY6-5187 phones school voter who has resided in with 1015 or 20 year guarantee for differen After nearly two weeks of nice are made on the floor und certain CY8-8875 The Dalles. 17 tfn Sherman County for more than sunny weather a hard west blew ly there are conflicts in wording. six months prior to the date of grades. , , in Monday. However, by Tuesday FOR SALF1 Purebred unregister election may become a candidate. It wouM he impossible to keep the wind calmed down leaving an Asbestos. Insulated, Roman Brick Siding. ed Hereford bull, 2 yr. old. For the purposes of said elec them out. overcast sky. The farmers are Paul Sather, Grass Valley, Ph. tion Sherman County has been Everyone wanted to give the Blown in Rock Wool Insuation. really getting busy with so much 683 20-lp divided into five zones by the farmer more money and there are Let us repair or remodel your home to make it to he done. There’s spring barley hundreds of kinds of farmers. to get In, seeded wheat groun . FARMERS, housewives, business District Boundary Board, said It is presumed that all can get to get broken up and the plowing tnen, guardians, bank trustees, zones to be known and designated more modern. more federal aid from the new done. Also there’s some fertiliz churches, from coast to coast, as follows: Box 394. Telephone GI 2 5209. W asco jireg o n ^ Rufus Zone No. 1 shall con bill. HOUND THE TOWN ing going on. Some think the win are using proven mutual invest- OR 'R C In the great rush to add every sist of all the territory now em ter may have taken the nitrogen fir ment fund shares in the YOU LIKEI gimmick to the hill that any sena * braced within the present school too deep for that which was put A amount of over $9 billion dol- district H-tTf tor might want the two-price boundaries of School Dis on last fall. Some of the farmers 4 lar today. plan was passed in part. I he trict No. 3, Rufus, and school Dis SEE VOUS have also to reseed their wheat ♦ WHY NOT get the facts about government will promise 100 i > ct which was frozen out last winter. 4 this modern way of employing trict No. 1, Biglow. The polling NEAREST cent parity (a political concept in This is costly for them. I have an excellent variety of Granites, 4 your hard-earned savings for place In Zone No. 1 shall be at Itself, for wheat used in human Marble and Bronze a» this time I nun ♦ better financial results? For the school house in Rufus, Ore consumption. Northwest farmers, Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.A A.M. which to make a selection. 4 protection no m atter what the gon. Meets on the 1st and who are the principal sponsors of Wasco Zone No. 2 shall con Vnil at prbcs that arc right. 4 future value of the dollar may 3rd Thursday evenings Order» placed durliw March an< I I pi the two-price system, have al sist of all the territory now em 4 be. For many forms of tax each month. Vising make........... .. I'aj d. liv er, ways asked that other wheat l»e braced within the present school 4 shelter. members cordially in- sold at market price or exported. district txmndaries of School DIs- ♦ FULL DATA SUPPLIED. W rite vited to meet with u This was to clear the decks for trk t No. 7, Wasco, and School 7 ,„akc a » H r ,........... .............c d and ♦ '*•' Dean Pinkerton, W. M. J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY, another crop. That isn t in the District No. 4, Emigrant Springs. Clyde Gillmor, Secretary 4 ORE., Mgr. William J. Collins 'cheerfully given. blit____ The polling place in Zone No. 2 4 & Co., Complete stock and bond Lupine Itehekali Lodge No. 11« The Dalles Marble & Granite W°rks leiencrenr r i s i n —ie-.' t service. 18tfn shall lie in the City Hall in Was Meets 2ir and I th r ^ - f co, Oregon. Ross Ornduff Tuesdays of ea.hr* 5 FOR SALE: GMC Pickup 1955 Moro Zone No. 3 shall consist month. Visiting 1)1» West 6th Street »6 ton with % bed. hydromatic. of all the territory now embraced Phone CY 8-H2N2 | members welcome. GRASS VAL1JEY BARBER SHOP 4 Tom Moore, Box 119, Wasco, within the present school district Laura Grabenhorse, '" 'f s ^ C I A U Z r i N CEMENT OR GRANITE 4 Oregon. 20-lc ixiundaries of School District No. N.G.; Vada DeMoss, 17, Moro. The polling place in WALLS and also Required lettering work Secretary | WIANTED: Man or woman to Zone 3 shall lie at the court house Moro Ixnlge No. 113 handle McNess Products full or in Moro. Oregon. HOURS Meets 1st and 3rd spare time. Opportunity to make Gross Valley Zone No. 4 .-shell Tuesdays in l.O.O.F. $40 a day. No experience ne consist of all the territory now hall. Transient and cessary. tyrite McNess Co. P.O. embraced within the present visiting brothers are Open 6:30 P. M Box 14, Bayshore Sta. Oakland school district boundaries of cordially invited. 23, Calif. 21-22p School District No 23, Grass Val Tuesday & Wednesday (Evening Only) John Shipley, N. G. Leo Watkins, Secretary PIANO BARGAIN: Will sell at ley. The polling place In Zone No. sacrifice beautiful spinet piano 4 shall be at the City Hall in Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.H. in this locality to save moving Grass Valley, Oregon. Open 10:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. Kent Zone No. 5 shall constat expense. Easy terms or cash. Meets every second and of all the territory now embrac fourth Thursday in each For information write Tallman Thursday & Friday (Days Only) ed within tihe present school dis month; visiting members Piano Stores, Ine., Salem, Ore. come in and see trict boundaries of School Dis invited. Moro, Oregon. 21-23C Dorene Hall, W. M. trict No. 9 Kent. The polling place »TATE WIDE PAINT CO. com for Zone No. 5 shall lie at the Dorothy Heater, Secretary Open 9:00 A. M. Saturday (All Day) Rudy for an estimate on repair plete painting and decorating American Legion Hall in Kent, service, spray or brush. Phone Oregon. 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. This election is called by the Vern Campell and Jack Null, County Court for Sherman Coun Dr. Ot’S G. Perkins Lyle Olds The I»alles. Oregon 38tfn ty, Oregon in pursuance of the RUDY’S AUTO SERVICE Optometrist provisions of 335.710 and 335.715, LEGAL NOTICES Oregon Revised Statutes. NOTICE OF FINAL Vernon -I. Miller 4 0 .1 E . Grass Valley, Phone 141 SETTLEMENT (A'Too«, from Stadleman- County Judge NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Kenneth Sather that the undersigned executors of County Commlssoner A b ie y o u r u n e n jo y the estate of Leon V. Moore, de Charles Kuypers ceased, have filed in the County Bonn Hardware! County Commissoner Court of Sherman County, State of Oregon, their final account as Marie Hoskinson Phone 5361 The Dall«', «re. County Clerk such executors, and that the 16th in Fred H arrisons house. Mr. Godier deals in junk of all • • The outfit of Miller and Strong have come into Rufus to.begin work on the relocation of the rail road I »etween Rufus and alx»v the John Day river. Gerald Tuc*- er is the foreman George Blaisdell and son have ¿¡pent the last few weeks t ^ r n n g off the beach at Rufus and Bigg- to get reatly for the time when the water is raised at The Dalles bit of evidence of politic« ROCKerst I HOUHD rr/e , BLOCK! ) ( monuments OLDSMOBILE DEALER If Winter put dents in your fenders Body & Fender W ork Sunny i3rook Only Union Pacific Has All S tr n te h s o r M e n d - — ao y o u p re fe r! SAME P R IC E FO R $2.80 pt. Astra Dome Diner Astra Dome Observation Lounge Astra Dome Coach EACH1 $4.35 4-5 qt. All three wonderful Astra Dom es...all the way to Chicago on the luxury styled D om eliner "C ity of P ori land .” ASTRA DOME DINER . . . Breakfast ander the soft m orning sun is a thrill you can get only on UNION PA( IEIC. ASTRA DOME OBSERVATION- LOUNGE . . . luxurious as a resort hotel! Enjoy your favorite beverage, play cards or just relax. ASTRA DOME COACH . . . 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