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PAGE 2 SHhRM.AN I Gt NIX I n l l i S U , I's thum b a great pol- would I m * gone. take the ring out of a ^pl¡rrnuiu V lUiul'j l*ultli*Ii«'<l !.»«••> I rid .iy M oro. O reg o n ¿U h»» I., at t i * io h 1 ilh o r E n l» r . U n * H -ro iitl F , . » l . , lf ir r a t Mt»n>. el» « * m a tte r a l I h * O r.* -» » , un«l> r A r t 1« 1 R7>*_________. eai that the farmer.' y wheat an I corn far in' kept alive and vot- a long time hopihg even come to They r E D IT O R IA L /¿'ZJ K o £5 tön A F F IllA T f MEMBER T TÌ F U B L IS H F B S - A S iO i-iA llu o o i I H I X I. HI i;s< N IW S F A M » » m k ip \ I X i m \ U XI ¡Kir. If e governm ent had gone kith tile plans to build thou- if tiomii proof shelters for •fen-e adm inistration it is hat th ey would be full low. And the ones in the part of the dungeons I- \ I I I ONE YEAR >2.00 t i t 11» x x , i x \ i xrx i«>. h »-"» h < n X \(.i.n i < onoxix got tough t be ex pc it sOIIIC red and incrchan «‘Is (■ould gel rid les ;it reduce‘(1 p 'oui» tlie good R( eeon omy: t) >at Who4her tin lalwir or not the price• of hour at the same lev« able to so 1 «ani xation h lay or cireu inve law that den trol l»i 1 . L:»Iw»r spi)KC> in say ing th. It 0 not the inveì M Re : y car s ago. It and many 1:I w s prev'(‘tit cgiinian com.•hides from ts excellent view point at Jeff- on anti Broadway that the cow- ao\ doesn't roll igarettes out of Bull Durham anymore. He buys ¡hem already rolled, reports that newspaper. Tnat may In? so, but someone rolls Bull Durham cigarettes be a ■'»» that brand of tobacco can l»e bought almost anyw here and it Isn't used to season frknl po- only partiall y e r rep rise li'l d a the t lie face of not ic ca'C 0 f la» AA'e do not lau Will i "11*b u ly-m aik’s. M avis' »shinned consld- Farm ers, comparati« traditional forming tii < Ol X I X M » X X« .I i; Perhaps the mam advantage of the county manager system it that under it the county offices would lave a h»>ss. Directly it would I»' th > county manager him-vlf and the ountv hoard would l»e his anteed pi in a timi that put Unet i in nation The po I nder present law each elected official I- hi - own boss. and no - - John Evert soi i iiir x » «• A S ..V . Joieph Evsrs t “ibitor. »sldent of his local 4 11 Club for ¡.even term s. Joe also found tim e to | ir th ip n te In several li.e s to c k asso ciatio n s and hold oltices in youth groups. M ANX P R O JE C T S O P E N TO I II ( l.l B W O R K E R S NOXX Oregon I h » vs and girls who en roll In a 1 H club this fall can participate in a record 2-1 differ ent projects, according to a new 4-H club project handbook recent ly revised at Oregon State ollego. Projects are in agriculture, hoin • economics, creative art-, and leadership. They inclut le bee« •itv, enton mlogy. k e e p in g , ele tod preservation, horticulturi ?. live- ig. knitting , trac- ldlife and wood- listed in ”<Oregon t Han boo k ” are »thing fur boys, rls, health. homi indoor cooking, 1inot O’4 iunior F adershq ) and rap nix A II I train w a i n in ln g o h has a s .My 4-H helped Joseph Berry Donald Job 600-acre farm , and made up a dem o n stratio n from th is experi ence. He has a collection of 600 m ounted p la n ts which he le rd s to build up In te re st In a range program . L ast y ear Joe and a soil con serv atio n ist m apped his farm show tng ran g e conditions, plant life and soli types. Im provem ents w ere then suggested. Since 1953, Joe has won a sum m er school scholarship and six trip s to 4-H C onservation Camp. He also has received num erous county and s ta te aw ards for his 4-H d em o n stratio n s and exhibits. Joe’s trip w as provided by the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Tl is m arks his eighth y ear in 4-H work. Skill and safety in operating a t r a c t o r won tho 4-H T racto r aw ard for Donald Job. 15, of W ashington county. H is trip was sponsored by the N ational Com m ittee on Boys and Girls Club W ork, w hich also aranges the tra c to r program . Donald has been a consistent aw ard-w inning t r a c t o r demon« tra to r at county and sta te fairs. “I think th a t th e 4-H tra c to r club helped me m ost because of my life on th e farm ,” said th is five-year 4-H’er. Donald was a tw o-term presi dent of his local 4-H Club. At H illsboro high school, he was yearbook p h o t o g r a p h e r a n d played in th e band. He Is a m em ber of th e Ju n io r N ational Rifle A ssociation. T he C o o p e r a t i v e E xtension Service d ire c ts th ese national 4-H aw ard program s. ADDING MACHINE TAPE At .Journal Office i for I H ADS N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S l.u p iu e K eb ek al L odge M. .ro l.m lge No. 113 NOTH E <>F M E N'T OF T a y lo r I.G lM iE A. F. & A. XI. O w P O R TLA N D Cash on Hand and Du« from Banks...................................... $ 165,787,886 United Stat«« Government Bonds........................................... 262,166,779 Municipal and Other Bonds.................................................... 67,015,339.. Loans and Discounts — N e t .................................................... 313,785,083 / Stock in Federal Reserve B a n k .............................................. 1,200,000..' Bank Premises (Including Branches)....................................... 12,266,035./ Customers' Liability on Acceptances.................................... 149,572.1 Interest E a rn ed ........................................................................... 2,966,044 Other Resources......... .............................................................. 49,340 C a p it a l.......................................................... - v S u rp lu s ................................. 2C 000,03» Undivided P ro fits ...................................... 23 274 726 3 1 H ‘i the 4 H stai $ M/*serves for Interest, Taxes, etc............................................. Acceptances............................................................................. Dividends Declared ............................................................... Deposits .................................................................................... Interest Collected Not Ecrned ............................................. Other L ia b ilitie s ...................................................................... h in»l< a n d tie SETTLE- Notice is hereby given that Iva Dams, adm inistratrix of the es tate of Mary Lena Gibson, deceas ed. has filed her final account and ¡»etition to dose said estate, and : .at Mon ay, the 27th day of Ja n uary, 1958, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. on said date, in the County Court Room in the Coun ty Court House in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, has l>een fixed ;i' the tim>? and place for the hear ing o? objections, if any th ere be, to said final account. IVA DAMS. A dm inistratrix ot the estate of Mary I,ena i.iik'on, deceased BROWN iV VAN X’A C io R 1 he DaiLes. Oregon Attorneys for Estate 8-1 lc 4 !C5,7o£ 154,85 650,000 747,726 811 4 343,560 5 130 356 Tk 1 r-o*«"’» ' - * J ‘ : S HIAO O' T ' .* M u n i Ito ie l IX 1(1« JO S-AMI ( H I K I K X X ' 1 I EM» XX A XX 4 DN I >1» XX A Mptrior i«r»».R NATIONAL & BAN KB ¿ÖF PORTLAND the - « ? ■ ’ (IN IT IO 1 < * jo tfu n 11866726 7 O IS IC T TN I ' STATIS BSANCH N A TIO N A L ' : m inors, by and th ro u g h th e ir ) guardian. VELMA K BAKER, Plaintiffs, -vs- MILDRED F. TURNER, also MH.DRI D COS- TELLO, 'ir-gle. IRENE MON R 1 MONROE, her husband. JOHN 1H)E MON- TAGUE, the unknown heirs and devisees of each and nil of said denfendants and of M K. FRENCH, also known as MAR TH A FRENCH, and MARTHA MONTAGUE, D«\'eased, and of C E FRENCH. al'O known as CHARLES F FRENCH, De- eased, and also all other ¡»er- sons or parties unknown claim- ing any right, title, estate, lien, >r interest in and to the real property described in the com- plaint herein, IV'fendants 1 ) ) ) » » 1 1 1 » 1 > ) ) ) 1 ) I ) ) ) ) ) S LX IM g NS 6c 274 .’ 2. 5 825 236 062 Dentist ' TO The above named defendants and each of you IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Ok OREGON you are hereby re quired to appear and answ er the co.npiaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or lie- tore the expiration of four weeks from the date of the flr»t publi« ^3 ion of this summons. If you '<» fail to appear anil answer, plain f s wi 1 apply (<■» the court for the relief prayed for ir. their (O’nj'.aint. to-wit: The quieting of ' l'e plaintiffs' title in and to the following described real property '-half of Lot I. Block 13. : s ADDITION to the y of G nus valley. Sherman unty, Oregon. is 'un io n s is published by ’ the honorable E H How ell. judge of the above en- OF BANK OJ P O ITLA N D _ UH ■V ÖUY AXI A wide rang« •< prk«t ♦k«t m««H «I wl»S«t F IN A L Wasco, Oregon Meets each Fir- ’ <rnd Third Tuesdays Elton Medler, W. M Gordon Harper. Sc?. Bethlehem ( hapter No. 7* U E.S. Meets every second T hursday each month Visiting members in * vited. Moro, Oregon Genevieve Powell, W. M. NOTH », I o 1 REDITOR8 Gwen Ross, Secretary All persons having claims against the Estate of E verett H. E u re k a L odge No. 121 A .F.A A .M . Nichols, deceased, are hereby Meets on the 1st and notified to present thorn, with 3rd Thursday evenings each month. Visiting the proper vouchers and duly ver x \y > members cordially In- ified, to the undersigned, the duly ’ ' vited to meet with us. appointed, qualified and acting A dm inistrator, with Will Annex Joe Heater. W. M. ed. of the Estate of E verett H. Clyde Gillmor, Secretary Nichols, i.xeased, at the office of T. Lester Johnson, A ttorney at Law. Moro, Oregon, w ithin six months from the date of the first publi ation of this Notice, to-wit: January 3, 1958. Wtesley E. Nichols \dm inlstrator, with Will Annexed T. l i s t e r Johnson \tto rn e y for A dm inistrator 9-12c RESOURCES Dr Frank D. Reid on to have h arm situation i er« from « or ers got out ft No. 116 I.G.G.F. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in I O.O E. hall. T ransient and visiting brothers are cordially invited. Orlow Martin, N. G. Leo W atkins, Secretary LIABILITIES •4 porton«! »Hsnjfc« THAT COSTS NO MO«l VON BORSTEL and That the undersigned have been appointed executors of the es tate of E tta M. Moore, deceased, and all persons having claims ag- a in 't the estate are required to ¡»resent them, duly verified, with vouchers attached to the und er signed at 502 United States Na II XRI A N D YIK W GRANGE tional Bank Bldg., The Dalles, M eets F irx t a n d T h ird .M ondays Oregon, within six m onths from each m o n th a t 8 p. m. the date of the first publication O rlow M a rtin , M a s te r of this noti« e. A g n es B en so n , S e c re ta ry Cecile B. Morse Meets 2nd and 4th gf. and I^eo V. Moore, ruesdays of each $ ' Executors Visiting month, C. L. Gavin, A ttorney for members welcome. Estate, The Dalles. Oregon L. G rabenhorst. NG 1013 Vada DeMoss, Sec. ¿¿5 $ 825,386032 AA FRANK AMANDUS VON BORSTEL, A dm inistrators of the E state of M argaretha vonBorstel, deceased. BROWN & VANVACTOR, A ttorneys for Estate, The Dalles, Oregon., This week is a little w arm er than last week. It was reported a yellow daisy was seen blooming on the hills. The Rufus PTA held its m onth ly meeting at the Rufus school gym Monday night with Mrs. Sam my Tsubota president presiding. The United States National Bar.' e»l. a n ' k e e n n s o r d s n e t it They »rv Down M NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have been ap- pointed as adm inistrators of the estate of M argaretha vonBorstel, deceased by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherm an County and have qualified. All person* having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly veri fied as required by law, to Frank vonBorstel, Grass Valley, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. The date of the first pub lication is January 10, 1958. IN T H E ( IIH L IT ( (H ILT G F 1 i l l x 1 x 11 in i * i ; i < . o \ r o K you ngsters s enroll in one or cts. attend regular i x i » i t ; i / i x<. W ANT WANTED: Saleslady or salesm an to selDMcNess Products part or full time. Big profits. No exper ience needed. Will teach and fi nance you. W rite today. McNe*s Co., PO ox 14. ayshore, Sta.. O ak land 23. Calif.* 10-llp FOR SALE: Completely remodel ed 2 bedroom home in Moro. Call JO 5-3602 or JO 5-3528. 10c 1.('ST: In Moro Child’s glasses in blue case. Belong to Kim Bayer i ■ ii; »> fi -j'"I lOp LUMBER for your ranch or farm, competitive mill prices Thoren I um ber Co.. Lyke, Wash. 8-tfn EST. FCOD ROUTE: 800 family W atkins Route now available. 90 year reputation. A top-grade one-man business, and no ex perience or money required. W rite for full inform ation to The J. R. W atkins Company, 3903 Brooklyn Avenue. Seattle 5, W ashington. 5-10c Custom Slaughtering by appoint ment only. Meat cutting, w rap ping sharp freeze. K enny’s Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. Call ED 3-3245 for appointm ent. STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com plete painting and decorating service, sprav or brush Phone 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Vern CamrMl and Jack Null, The Dalles Oregon 38tfn NOTH E TO < R E D IT O R S I IIE ('GLNTX GF HHERMXN CAROL LEE BAKER, a minor, ) by and through her guar 'lan. 1 XI.IUF C MORRIS, ) S T E W \ R T ROY I! \K I-:ii .III I I GXRY DOUGLAS BAKER. ) m .lb o o k An> b.>\ at least nii>c years 21 -may 1 m \ orne inber Agri«cultural *es in all counties Portland 1 H club rs for 4-H club In- 1 H Air». George Fox The Rufus Grange met T hurs day evening for Its first m eeting of 1958 with the new m aster, George Fox in the chair. A 6:30 p. .m pot luck dinner precede-1 the meeting. Holland Johnson on agriculture said farm prices will l»e lower on farm products in the coming year, and consum ers won’t have the buying ¡xiwer as before. Also taxes and interest rates will be higher. Mrs. Harland McDonald said January 9 will fie family night for the Home E? club members. A pot luck dinner at 6:30 followed by an evening of entertainm ent is planned. .Mrs. Holland Johnson on Health and Safety reported 500 traffic fa- taliities in the state during the year. Each one should endeavor to correct this. Bill Huck on insurance reported liability rates will go up 25 per cent this spring. The secretary read the q u a rte r ly report going to State Grange. Rufus Grange voted to participate in the tri county visitation pro gram w h k h is planne dat this time. The new sashes of the musician and Home Ec chairm an which the grange ordered were received and given out by the m aster. Harland McDonald was presented a past m asters pin. Mrs, Hazel Engberg of Spokane, Wn., w*as present and spoke a few words. Roland Johnson says the coun ty conference will be Monday January 13 at 12 noon. Everyone to bring a sack lunch. Grange will make the coffee. The next Pomona meeting will be at Rufus Eeb. 8. George Fox, m aster, says he hopes to have the road signs and build ing project completed by the end of this year. For the lecturer’s program Mrs. Will Huck had a “New Year Can dle Service” by the group. And all sang "Blest * Be the Tie That Binds”. Several games were play ed. F irst a plate tossing contest and lighted candle race. » • • • u' handtxxil\ is to id leaders <if club more abciut the im. says Burton H club ex tension > adult •rs now le ad the ters enroll I’m AA .1 Ot h i xio< i: X i « IS, of U nion county, who was num ed w inner in th e 4-H E lectric program . Donor of his trip to Club C ongress Is th e W esting- h o u s e E d ucational Foundation, w hich h as provided th e aw ard for 22 years. Jo h n gave 17 team and Indi vidual dem o n stratio n s, and set up several 4-H exhibits in elec tricity , Some of th e p ro jects he com pleted w ere a shop lam p and m otors m ounted for a hand drill p ress and feed grinder. P resid en t of his “S h ort C ir c u it” 4-H Club five tim es, he was also ju n io r leader in electric p ro jects. He has served as presi d en t of th e county 4-H Club. Jo sep h E ver?, 19, of W ashing to n county, v a ram » .1 s u i i e w .li n e r in th e 4-H D airy program . H is efforts w ere rew arded by the O liver C orporation, donor of the C hicago trip . IBs reg istered Hot- stein herd of 22 cows began with one calf. D uring 11 yaare of 4-H, Joe c arried dairy, sheep and poultry. H e won n um erous aw ard s for his d y work and livestock Judging. th e county fair Joe had tho gi uni cham pion cow seven tim es, and th re e tim es won cham pion H olstein s h o w m a n s h i p aw ard ami one first place ju n io r show- in inshtp award. Jo e exhibited for 10 y ears Lt C. • sta te fair. He show ed grand cham pion cow s; was cham pion H olstein s h o w m a n ; and was n.i ed th e outstanding H olstein I H cb Hut tot et s win .* "I M DI RII AM Most of tin* men who could be cow ho vs in tin*'«* davs accupat ions. The • wlxiv has (•han- when a! folli >w er it I k > is( »late. 1 for », the light and 11 Durh am tnade and ccmvendent 1 \el t»'ll out of did It dent Uhv r p ressu n >e readers •ncerned cs of the m atter that a five cent rhatn will make irettes. equal in ’ to forty cents — T h e 36th N ational 4-H Club to guide me tow ard my voca C ongress recen tly concluded in tional goal of dairy in g ,” said Joe. Chicago is a once-in a-lifetim e C ooperating in a farm program exp erien ce to be long rem em bered by O regon 4-H Club mem of 4-H Soil and W ate r C onserva tion brought d istin ctio n to Jos b ers who w ere th ere. Ane ng the eph B arry, 16, of G rant county, d eleg ates w ere th e 1957 sta te who won the sta te aw ard. w in n ers in th e following n ational Joe helped put in an experi 4-H aw ard p ro g ram s: electric, dairy, soil and w ater co n serv a m ental g la s s plot and keeps checking it to find which variety tion and tra c to r. G en eratin g honors haB been n I is most suitable for the locality, p a rt of th e su ccess of Jo h n E vers i, I llo helped irrig a te his fa th e r’s aneh ba- k In W ashington e they were afraid of tho- m. Most An lerlcans know ses a big pili t of it. Some nen think they have •hink in l‘r esident Elsen- armor and are belittling n in order to tx-little the t. If our fi •¡ends and en- erseas understand the they will naturally be of democ racy; if they m derstan 1 it th«',v will arc i pack of cowards. 11 help our prestige, ience of men who know t our defenses Is that pretty good shape al- is'ia lias i>*en making tress in inter ontincnt.il an we thought. A space 10 millt,ary value and s what put tile yellow k of th e ne rvous. i; X i i Rufus Personals Oregon 4-H Boys Back from Chgo. Congress ___ u t <4>niir«»M o f M a ir h NAJ I O N A L JANUARY 10, I0X M g KO. OREGON Date of i put ary 24, 1958 BeatUe. Hibt • OREGON'S OW N ST a ï EW û £ i J a NK Hogg Building. Oi Attorneys for pia (>r 'Al:
