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PACE S HHHRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY I®, IMT the 28th day of August next, at 1957, at the office of T. Lester 1001 N. E. Lloyd Blvd., Portland, est in the Southwest Ouarter Johnson, attorney at law, Moro, make its history a larger part of Notice is hereby given that Sher (SWV4), Southwest Quarter of Oregon, the following described Oregon, the following tracts of Its publicity. $ljrrniuii County jo u rn a l land: T. 1 S., R. 16 E., W. M., Ore Southeast Quarter (SWW, man County High School District The day was pleasant, »he tour North Half <NV4> of Northwest real property situated in the gon Sec. 2, Lots 3 & 4, SWViNWVa PublUlird Every Friday at officers will interview applicants city of Moro, County of Sher ists happy and glad to be learn Quarter (NWVi> and Southwest 128.74 acres, appraised value Moro, Oregon for the position of bus driver for man, State of Oregon, to-wit: ing more about their 3tate and $644.00. bid will be accepted Quarter (SWtt N W of Sec the Rufus to Moro and return run Lot Three <3>, Block Twelve for less No «.,l. - I l i in h Editor while no great knowledge can be than the entire tract. tion Thirty-Four (34), Township at the high school building at 02) of the original town, now however K n i»r*<l »» • * « ' “ ‘1 c l* " * m a ll» » * * >h* tivw'ced into one day, Five (5) South, Range Seven City, of Moro, Sherman Coun Bids may be made by the prin 8 p. m., Wednesday, August 7, p o M A fflM Mt M oro. Or«-K(>n. und«r Act busy, each of them will feel a cipal or his agent, either person teen (17) East of Willamette of »'«»imr«-»* o f M a rc h 1, H i t . 1957. ty, Oregon little more familiar with Oregon Meridian in Sherman County, ally at the sale or by mall. Marjorie K Marvin. Clerk The terms of said sale will be: and a little more attached to It Bids sent by mall will be con Oregon. N IW S P A P It Cash, lawful money of the United because of the information they Said sale will be made on or sidered only if received at the NOTICE OF SALE States, ten percent (10%) of the L P U B L IS H E R S obtained. Notice is hereby given that after the 14th day of August, 1957. purchase money to be paid at time Land Office prior to 3:00 o’clock ^ A S S O C IA T IO N ALICE C. MORRIS, p. m., on August 28, 1957. Bids pursuant to an order of the Guardian of the Estate of of sale, balance on confirmation must be in sealed envelopes ac Circuit Court of the State of Ore Carol Lee Baker, a minor of sale by the Court. . by certified checks, BEAUTY CONTENT gon for the County of Clackamas All bids or offers must be in companied post-office money bank We are among those who have BEATTIE, HIBBARD & CALD writing Probate Department, in the mat and may be left at the drafts, or cashiers’ orders, checks made l»een intrigued by the battle of ter of the guardianship of Carol WELL office of T. Lester Johnson, at payable to the Bureau of Land the bosoms that so quickly un Attorneys for Guardian Lee Baker, a minor, that I will torney for said administrator, at Management for the amounts of dignified the selection of an Ore Hogg Building sell, subject to confirmation by Moro, Oregon, or may be deliver the bids. The envelopes n.ust be contestant to a California Oregon City, Oregon 36-39c ed said Court at private guardian’s 'OFFICIAI; COUNTY PAPER gon to said administrator person marked in the lower left-hand beauty contest. As an amateur sale, at the office of the Sherman ally at Moro, Sherman County, corner Hl' l i s c i l i PTION RATES judge of livestock it seems that IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF ‘‘Public Sale Oregon 05049, County Title Company, Moro, Oregon, at any time after the ONE YEAR -------- -----------»S-00 very likely the contest depends Oregon, for cash or part cash and TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR first publication of this Notice Sale held August 28, 1957.” too fully on one characteristic. The highest bidder at the sale part credit, In whole or parcels, THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN and before the making of the Stock Judges fall into habits of will be required to pay immedi JULY I«. 10.57 the following described property: In the Matter of the Estate ) Sdl€. that kind. One will put major of ) the amount thereof. Parcel One. An undivided one- Dated this 5th day of July, 1957. ately emphasis on straightness of line, Any adverse claimants of the > third (Vi) interest in ail of I» t JAMES M. DYCE, Norman E. Fields THE NATION’S ECONOMY Deceased ) another on depth of heart, one of Eight (8) and Lot Nine (9) EX Administrator of the Estate of above-described land should file Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Watkins did No. 623 their claims, or objections, with In recent weeks it has been shape of head, one on fulness of CEPTING the easterly eighty- James M. Dyce, deceased possible for any reader ol news loin. Before a calf gets far in the not write or send the announce five (85) feet of the southerly NOTICE of ADMINISTRATOR’S 36-39c the undersigned on or before the time designated for sale. papers and magazines to get a les contests he must be able to qual ment that we printed in last 11.5 feet of said Lot 9, Block SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Any contiguous owner claiming son In economics by doing his ify on most important points. In week’s paper and the announce One (1), original town (now UNITED STATES a preference right must assert home reading with care. There this beauty contest it is presumed ment sent was not authorized. City) of Grass Valley, Snerman That the undersigned, as the Ad Department of the Interior Miss Watkins’ plans are to at County, Oregon. ministrator of the above entitled such right to the undersigned have l>een many reviews of the that the judges all will have the Bureau of Land Management Parcel Two. An undivided one- estate, under and by virtue of an NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION within 30 days from the above national economy and a lot of same weakness and that the girl tend Oregon State this fall. sale date. However, contiguous prophesies about what is to come with the biggest busts will claim third (V4) interest in all of Ixits Order of the above entitled PUBLIC SALE— and Secretary Humphrey has the prize. Five (5), Six (6) and seven (7) Court, made on the 3rd day of Under provisione of section owners will not be able to assert Before long it is possible that and the southerly one-half (V4> July, 1957, will sell at private 2455, R. S., as amended bv section their preference rights to any t»een testifying before a senate LOST: One Oxygen tank between committee and that brought a lot women will rel)el at this sort of of Lot Four (4), Block Thirteen sale, in one or several parcels, to 14 of the act of June 28, 1934 (48 parcel for which bids are not re Moro and home last week. Tony upon the of opinions and the information Judging. Not that women do not (13), CLEMENT’S ADDITION the highest bidder, Miller, Moro. JO 5-3275. 37p Stat., 1274; 43 U. S. C. 1171), there ceived. like to i>e pretty and certainly go to the City of Grass Valley, terms and conditions hereinafter will be offered to the highest bid For further information, write: on which they were based. FOR SALE: 5 room & basement mentioned, and subject to the con Sherman County, Oregon. A layman can get informed by to great lengths to meet the sup der, but at not less than the ap Irving W. Anderson, Manager in G. V. Stucco in & out, Parcel Three. An undivided firmation of the above entitled praised value, at a public sale to Land Office, 1001 N. E. Lloyd his reading and can have his own posed demands of men by alter home opinions about it all. His opinions ing their shape with corsets, color fireplace, oil furnace heat, in one-third (Vi) interest In an un Court, on and after 10:00 o’clock be held at 3:00 o’clock p. m., on Blvd., Portland 8, Oregon 3539c sulated, nice yard & garage, 2 divided five-eighths (•%' Inter- A. M. on the 12th day of August, may not be correct, but those of ing their lips with red, etc., but lots 50’ x 120’. Will sell either .few women can excel at such a the experts may not always be fully furnished or without. ■ contest. Eventually they succeed, correct, either. priced to sell Phone 203 Grass if at all, by performance and by There U general agreement on other characteristics that have Valley. 29tfn some of it. The nation is growing little to do with the points em FOR SALE: Thermador Air Cool and the population, boosted by phasized in beauty contests. er. $50.00 JO 5-3620. 37p millions of babies born In war FOR SALE: Home in Moro, 5 time and subsequently is soon to HART MOUNTAIN bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 6 lots. be boost«! again as these babies Shortly after this is printed the start having children of their editor expects to start another of Phone JO 5-3620. 37p own. This means greater demand the annual pilgrimages to Hart FOR SALE: Spencer Foundations for food and for houses. It will mountain with a party from this Individually designed. Dealer: also stimulate most service indus Jessie Stofer, Rt. 3 The Dalles, tries and the sale of cars and area. It is the meeting of the Order Phone CY 6-5642. 36-8c household appliances lioth of of the Antelope, a distinguished which are a little slow right now. order because it is different from FOR SALE: Home in Moro, two lots, paved and graveled streets. Need for food is being met so any other. It was started by the Giles French, Moro. easily by greatly increased farm Mkeview chamber of commerce production that prices may not some 25 years ago to publicize MAN WITH CAR increase as fast as other pr.ces. their need for a through highway GOOD WATKINS LOCALITY Industry, if big steel is its lead and to bring attention to the need Above average earlngs for qual er, is inciln«d to raise prices for for a refuge to preserve the then ified person. 800 family too, vit every wage boost and tack on depleting antelope herds on the amin, and cosmetic route. Cre something for Itself. Such tactics south slope of Hart mountain. It dit arranged. Also part-time will hasten the time when buy succeeded In both. openings. Wlrite J. R. Watkins ers will reduce t-helr demands and Co. 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seat First gathering consisted of could cause a lull In the march of about sixty newspapermen, high tle 5, Washington 35-40c economic growth. way commissioners and civic FOR SALE: Grain-tight feeders The «aver lias been having a minded citizens who camped near and walls 1x4 tongue & groove hard time «lnoe the war and ln- a long-gone pole cabin and told dry utility $25 oer M. tei-est rates-have t»een low. The great tales and made great plans SU). & B t r 4 , h “proughly saver and the persons on set sal ------------- around a camp fire. They liked it - ■ — T4G for Vioors, truckbeds, aries and pension incomes are the and invited others to come ar Dalles fc »« victims of the recent trends in ally. when «he moon Is high Tn £ . •»-» PJJ M sizes and items the economy. Harder money will July, and watch the antelope run Many from $17 per M up. change this condition. That is de across the wide flats of the old THORBN LUMBER CO. LYLE, sirable because it is diffictilt to lake l>eds and sleep under the WN., I’h EMerson 5-2216 day imagine a nation with :: «table stars on a camp site called the or night. 32c-tfn economy without savers. Unless Blue Sky hotel. ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com someone saves money there isn’t It is a masculine order. Mem plete painting and decorating any for Investments; with no in bers pursue the not always strict aervlce, spray or brush Phone vestments there is no growth ex ly masculine activities of talking $977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. cept by government. and lying and renewing acquain Vern Campell and Jack Null, There is almost Universal op tances as well as doing as they The Dalles, Oregon 38tfn timism In looks to the future, piVMV please In the way of relaxation. 111 ” "J — -------- ------ mostly on the basis of lo.ig looks. Trips are made to the antelope Gugtom slaughtering by appoint- „ a - some climb tho . «. -A cutting, _i.rrnrv wrap There may lie some adjustments • haunts, the ridge that that ment only. Meat in tlie next few years. But gen is Hart mountain, some lie on ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s erally the optimism comes from their beds and talk. The conversa Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. the mathematical certainty that tion may be desultory and mean Call 242 for appointment. 7c 200 million people will eat more ingless or It stinulatlng, _________ than 150 million people, wear im p e n d in g on the m en m a k in g it. N O T IC E S more clothes, use more gasoline, Some of the best conversation In LEGAL NOT1LES have more children. And that the economy will have to expand rap idly to keep up with them. CORRECTION Not Engaged BUS DRIVER W ANTED WANT ADS / « h e Pine «rees and the quaking asps in a manner less restrained than In more for Something new interested and mal surroundings. informed well over a hundred There Is much interest in his metnliers of the Oregon Historical s s : s « * society last week end and proved to others that history does inter est people It was the first sum mer meeting of the society. In spot that is now a bird re.uge. cluded was a talk aliout a little known adventurer and a trip to There is more talk of the visit some ixiints of historical In Brannan plan and farmers may terest. be on the dole in a few years for Dr. Dorothy O. Johansen, pro that Is what that scheme amounts fessor of history at Reed college to. When did you last hear the and coauthor of the ’’Empire of expression “the independent far the Columbia” gave the talk and mer.?” held 13t) listeners attentive while she told them of Ihtvid Thompson, DORIN WILBURN «first white man to ravel the leng th of the Columbia river. The t»at- W ell D rilling tie for furs was the prim • interest of the companies and nations in The Dalles, Oregon volved 150 years ago wh**n he was establishing trading posts from Phone CY 6-3729 812 E. 7th St. Spokane to the big ben 1 of the river in Canada. Sunday visitors to Th* Dalles from Medford, Roseburg. Eugene and closer points bad breakfast at Dentist the surgeon's quarters, served by the national guard, visited the More Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3561 new dam across the Columbia and Until Further Notice call Mrs drove out through Wasco county Harry Henson JO 5-3246 stopping frequently to hear about the emigrant road and tnc stage sto|»s of nearly a hundred years »nable» ago and note the effect that geo family graphy had on the history of the ) to limit area in view. Many had prepared for the tour the coat by reading the history of Wasco te ih need» or withes. county and all were primed with questions about early day resi lient« or points of interest. All to gether |t was a fine thing to create interest In Oregon history and The Dalles area. That town has DM one of the longest histories among SOOMlLV AVI Oregon towns and might well HISTORICAL TOUR £ iu" H e d l. them. w««h «he proper vouchers and duly veri fied, to the undersigned, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Administrator of the Estate of £ i ’i S i ys S’ to,w i' July 19, i <>57. John A. Foss Administrator T. I^ester Johnson Attorney for Administrator 37-4«c Moro, Oregon notice to creditors Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed executrix of the will ami estate of Gladys Morrison, de ceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified, and with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned at Moro, Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice, to- wit: July 19. 1957. Doris Coiesch • Executrix of the estate of Glavds Morrison. deed C. L Gavin, Attorney for Estate 37-40c The Dalles. Oregon EVERYBODY LOVES A BARGAIN Today’s Biggest Bargain is PP&L Electric Service! Electricity is doing more and more jobs in Pacific Powerland homes all the time. And it’s no wonder. Nothing else does so much work at such low cost. Just think of the dozens of jobs electricity does for you. You’ll agree Pacific Power’s dependable electric service is your best all-around value. NOTICE OF WARRANT REDEMPTION Notice is hereby given to the holders of warrants numbered 31 through 211 Issued by the Sher man Count y High School District, Sherman (Wunty, Oregon, that same are now redeemable and will be redeemed at the First Na tional Bank. Moro, Oregon, and Interest shall cease Friday, July 12, 1957. Marjorie K. Marv.n, Clerk Ö & L IG H T C O M PA N Y Live Better . Electrically o LO W
