Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, May 27, 1960, Page 2, Image 2

PAG B I SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 27, I960
putation.
Some trees do not mind the
frost and go ahead anti put out
rubila hed Every Friday at
leaves when the notion strikes
Moro, Oregon
them an<l do not seem to I k * dam ­
Giles L. French
Edito» aged. Bui the locust Is a legion»*
like alfalfa, and is inherently
m a tta r a t
R n te rv d
a t i round r la a a
O re g o n ,
under
|* u a (o f f i r e a t M o r o ,
careful and conservative.
Many
of them have lived through 70
springs or more in this uncertain
clim ate and are still able to pro­
duce shade for man and beast
while trees ’hat were careless and
bold or were led astray by a
March sunshine have long since
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L
___ burned to heat a hom estead­
iK*en
l AS^
cö T,@ N ers
— cabin.
^ lir r m a n
(C o u n ty
instrum ents are available at
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col­
your Co op Oil and Supply at
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
The Dalles.
20c tfn
C l’press 6-2468.
tfn.
L it ESTO4 k A l l TION
$2.50 ikm hr. or more for p a rt or
Every Saturday at The Dalles
full time route w’ork. Large
E ivi nock Commission • Auction
repeat orders. Man or woman.
Yard, South on New Dallcs-Calif
W rite McNess Co. Box 4014,
Highway. Miscellaneous-* 10:00
Oakland 23, Calif.
28-9p
A
LIVESTOCK*-1 3 3 0 MAN OR WOMAN - w ith late
i*. M. Lunch at the yards Grade
model car or panel truck, repre­
“A ’ R estaurant. Phone CY 6-
sent famous W atkins Products.
1672 or CY 6-151
ne Dalles,
Credit available, if qualified.
Oregon.
tic-tfn
For free details, w rite Mr. H un­
•OR SALE: S8 H arris self-pro-
ter, 3903 Brooklyn A*ve.. Seattle,
r - Con :•)
5, W ashington. '
28-30c
(UGH School girl desires sum ­
m er’s work. Call JO 5-3238. 30-lc
Volt SALE; 195a Plymouth, good
condition, radio - heater, con-
tact Bill K ram er at Cushman
Otego.;
zS-oo
Equipm ent.
30p
5 FATE a IL L CAL- f ( O. com-
HIGH
school
girl
wishes
sum*
pk ti paintin and decorating
ir.cr work. Call JO 5-3223. 30-4p
service, sp ray or brush. Phone
CY 6-3977 or CY C 5293, 1205 E. \ «NT to make $20 or more in a
12th St. Vern Campbell and
day for part or full tim e route
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfri
work? Man or woman. W rite
McNess Co., Box 4011, Oakland,
FOR Ar 'cultural loans sec ELBA
jo u r n a l
” W t n H M I l. 'I U TTTT
«»FfrltlAG t U l N l i FAFEH
’
EI E< TION AFTERMATH
cattle. Each marked his card in
'Phis election should have given JUDGING DAY HELD
sufficient inform ation to legisla­
Youngsters of the county had eluding adults and then Bind’-r
tors so they will change the law a sort of field day and judging gave his reasons for placing the
MAY 27, IttttO
to make political parties elect contest at the Harold Eakin farm animals.
W inning for FFA was I t , 1
their own officials. The example last Saturday afternoon when Jav
of 88 candidates for convention Binder, Jefferson county agent, Mobley first, Malcolm Esling ,
FALLEN CHAMPION
delegate on one ticket and 36 on came down to judge and instruct. second and Doug Medler, third.
W inning for 1-H hoys was Ri,
Wayne Morse has been the un- the other should I k ? enough. Let After prelinrninary in the warm
disputed vote getting champion the parties select their delegates shed where food was served the Sather, first and Fred Hall, sec­
of Oregon politics since 19 li at their own expense.
young people ami their parents ond. For -1-H girls Ann Hall, fir­
No one knew enough Democrats and leaders went to the windy st, Carolyn Hcnrichs, second. For
when lie upset Senator Rufus Hol­
man for the Republican noinin i- to make the sort of selection he outdoors to l<w»k at one class of adults Lloyd Henrich first, Han
tion. He lias defeated all comers. wished among the mob on the bal­ swine, two of sheep and two of liardenhagen, second and M arj­
orie VanGilder, thii
Friday lie was sent down to de­ lot and few Republicans. The slo­
’rlzes were furnished by the
feat iiy a youngster from afar, gans gave no clew so the win­ Taylor I ó I »4. I . . v . I . A A. M.
Sherman T heater and the Sher­
still with all his hair, who voiced ners were chosen for name fam ili­ Wasco Meets F irst and
man County Callleim n.
no word of a program . He defeat­ arity. Men whose names were Third Tuesdays, Visiting
7 ,Q
known got elected w hether their brethern welcome,
ed Morse on personality alone.
Vinton W atkins, W. M.
We are not among those who ideas were approved or not.
George llalsiger had a good vote
Elton Medlcr, Secretary
Kram er-M clntyre
will gloat over the fall of the
champ. It always brings a tinge in Moro where the name is well Lupine Rebekali l.o !ge No. 1 ’4
of sadness to see the old replace I known for no reason having to
.Meets 2nd ami 4th Tut-» Wedding Observed
even though we might have aided do with |x)htics, of an inconse­
11.i.y , »»1 • 1 11 11.. n 1. .
\
1
Miss Barbara M cIntyre, daugh­
ing members welco:’.:
the forces of attack. Besides we quential soti getting elected on
ter
of Neil McIntyre, and Willi.i <i
Florence Thompson, N. G.
do not think gloating is one of H i t * name of an illustrious fath­
K ram er were m arried at the M u >
m ankind's noblest characteristics. er, ot the small vote of able Tony ___ Helen Martin, Se<.... i r
Community church the afternoon
Wayne Morse has certainly Ylurri, whose Basque name did Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F. a L
of May 7 before a small party of
swashhuckled his way in Oregon not appeal. Lucky is the man wh > Meets on the 1st ami 3* 1 »
relatives and friend I*:. C. Coo I
T
hursday
evenings
eacn
those
men
whose
philosophy
IMiliiics in a m anner that would
enberger
officiated. The bride was
month.
Visiting
iiic
n
ile
i.s
'v
have ended the career of any o th­ coincides with his.
accompanied iiy licv sister, Mrs.
When it comes to picking men cordially invited to meet w • 1 u*
e r |K*rson long ago. He was pick­
Ronald Powell, W. M.
W inifred Wolfe ^>f Richland. Ca!
ed by conservatives in 1911 and for s t a l e offices the prim ary in 13
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
ifornia and tiie groom by J. C.
has had the support of labor to lx? very good. When the job is con­
Cushman.
A fter the ceicmon.v
which he has been faithful while founded by picking party officers Moro LODGE No. 113 I.O.O.I-'. the couple left for a
hort w
_
^
^
5
k
’<*ts
1st
and
3rd
Tue.«-
confounding nearly all other the whole business Incomes a
^ ^ d a y s m I.O.O.F. hall Tnn- ding trip to Canada returning the
farce.
segm ents of political life. He left
* * slent ami visit • , brothers next week. He is’ a graduate of
the Republicans after a group of
are cordially invitee.
Sherman High School and she of
Some w eather prophets are sav­
convention delegates elected an ­
Floyd Haines,
1
Richmond High in
other to the platform com m ittee ing that rain will continue until
I /co W atkins, Secreta*.
He
is etnpolyed a
and the convention selected Nixon the middle of June and so far us Bethlehem < hapfei \«>. ;s 0.1 4 Equipm ent.
we
can
tell
it
m
a
y
c
o
n
tin
u
e
for­
as vice president overlooking the
\f.jf
Meets every second T hors
self-proclaimed virtues of Morse. ever.
day c a d i nonth.
\ isitinp
The Democrats liked that and
v memliers invited. Mom. Ore W A N !
Imogene Hailey, W. M.
went right on supporting him u n ­
FOR SALE: Pansies $1 a
Dorothy H eater Secretary
til 100 when they dropped him Seventeen Going
Jennie Hearing GI 2 5170.
for a candidate who has less than
IIARI.ANDVIEW GR IN G E
To Summer School
any other who has faced him.
.Meets F irst and Third S atu rd ays CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
appointm ent only. Custom cu r­
We don't know’ what he will do
Seventeen Sherm an
County each month at 8:00 p. in.
and probably he doesn't either 1-H'ers will attend sum m er school
ing. Meat cutting, w rapping,
Laura Sather, Master
sharp freeze. K enny's Market,
hut we know enough about at Oregon State in June, unnoun
Florence Brockert, Sec’y.
G rass Valley. Call ED 3-2315
INilltlcnl defeat to know that he eed Carol A rm strong, county
must do something. If we were to agent.
for appointm ent.
23-tfn
predict we would say he will be­
The 17 younsters will attend S y n o p sis o f A n n u a l S ta tem en t LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your­
come a lalior lawyer.
self - “ Anchor Brand" Animal
F o r (A. rear e n d e d D e c e n ti,e t i l , I 9 i 9
the week long session on schol­
Health Products, penicillin, an I
arships aw.irdcd by individuals IN S C O . of ,M i W a r h i A h a L m . B In O IL th E e R S te a le M o f A C M III.X
FKY
e e e a .h u -
and organizations. The school, ■*-ile, rua.le to th e In a u r a n te C u m m le e la n a r o t th e
HIGH COST GOVERNMENT
which Is June 18 25 is attended by ■ S la te of O ir g it n . p u re u e u t Io la w :
A D M IT T E D A S SE T S
Because we talk a lot about th«’ nearly 2000 Oregon l-H’ers an­ B n . l a _______________
» 1 2 .4 1 1.7 *9 .6 1
nually.
>»••< Kt
high cost of u»"accessary govern­
I
M o rtg a g e loan« un rraJ r a t 4 to ______
Nine
of
the
17
are
delegates
as
Mtf.OOU.Ot)
.R
e
a
l
r
e
la
te
,
leas
rn
ru
m
b
ra
ric
e
a
_
ment people talk to us on that
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an d b a n k d rp o a ita
2 1 0 ,5 3 3 .5 0
subject and If the gentle reader a result of winning some award Cash
A g e n ts ’ b alan ces o r u n c o lle c te d
thinks we are a radical on the sub during the past year. These dele­ p tcn iiu n iBdiv id e n d s an d re a l estate I.2 4 I.3 3 8 .0 I
Ject he should hear some of the gates and their donors are; Diane
in c o m e d u e an d a c c ru e d
_
I IH
llenrichs, Mom, for her Stale I'"»'"' »»«*1.
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comments that assail our ears.
|
In t e l a d m itte d a u r t a
121,7 7 1 ,7 2 5 .3 4
Nearly everyone has some Fair championship In the dress L I A B I L I T I E S , S U R P L U S A N D O T H E R F U N D S
phase of governm ent he doesn t revue, Oregon State Fair, donor; ! '“ *■•,
» - . l i .
75.0< »0.0(1
like, some official or employee In* Nancy McKean, Mom, for her t d ln o a r a n d e ju .l s n tm ra e m n iu t n eapenaes
ia
7 .411,750.31
b lllt ie a
thinks is too highly paid and In* Sate F air knitting championship, A ll o ln th t e a r l Iia
S .2 5 0 .4 9 4 .M
lia b ilit ie s . e a c e p t c a p ita l
» 1 4 .744,232 27
d(K*sn't mind saying so. There Oregon State Fair donor; Kenneth | t p i l a l p a id u p
|
.'SNI.IMMI no
Thompson,
Moro,
lor
outstanding
S p e c ia l a u rp lu a lu n d e 2 .8 3 9 .0 2 0 .0 2
must I k * thousands of such people
y in a a e lg n e d (u n d e
for it is getting hard to pass any win k tn the poultry project, Ore­ ,S u (a r|d u u r p e lu a a t ) reg ard a p o llc> 6 h 6 ,d 1 8 d ,4 < 7 t . 3 .0 3
» » ,« 7 7 .< 4 3 .0 3
sort of tax m easure nowdays. gon Egg Producers, donor; Ken
lu t a l
»21.77 1 .7 2 5 .3 2
neth Dunlap, Moro, for outstand
Even good ones.
S T A T E M E N T O » IN C 0 M E
te m iu ln a e arn ed
tin«* trouble Is that government ing work In an animal breeding (’ I I.aaea
» In .4 .2,436.4(1
In c u rre d
» » 114.510 50
has been so m anipulated that the project, Safeway Stores, donor; 1 oaa eepenaea m . u rre d
343.9 2 5 .4 5
rltin g eep enaea In co ri ••d
I (4 1 ,8 2 4 .4 2
people get too few chances to vote Karen Mai nah, Rufus, and Low­ O t h e T r o u t a u l d e u rw
n d e rw ritin g d r d u . l i u n i
I
4.
SI-,.206.37
on budgets and tax m easures ell Smith, Grass Valley, for top N In e re l a u tm m e le n r t w r in lt .o ìa c n ie g ain or Io ta
I
( I
_
» 4 6 .4 8 7 .4 2
record
Imoks,
C.
S
National
Bank,
School districts pro|xised new
O th e r in . ulne
4 115.34
l
u
t
a
i
b
e
fu
re
fe
d
e
ra
)
in
eu
n
te
laeea
» .3 S 3 .4 U .4 2
tax liases and got away from the donor; Doug Medler, Wasco, for l e d e r a i in eu n te Ig eea in c u rre d
I In
i
N e l im om e
hand of an angry populace. The a highscon* in the livestock judg­ l> t. I-Ien
» 8.21.1.3 > 4 |
d a tn etn. Ith .d d e ta
city of Moro did tin* same an 1 ing contests at Tiie Dalles Show I h n d e n .le tu p u lìi-rh -tld e ra
7,428 141 «lo
ebangea ( n e t )
.
-O -
has a budget no council would and Sherman County Fair, Cush­ O » e t h p e lt r a l n enie
a ffe e tin g tu r p lita ( n e t )
477,108 13
man
Equipment,
donor;
Karen
T n t a l r a p tta l an d a u rp lu a
dare submit to the voters The
Ile n ia ( n e l l
» 6 .4 5 1 .2 3 5 .8 3
county has been defeated on Tsuliota. Rufus, for outstanding fn e re a a e in e m p iita aa re g a lila
p u lir , h n I.le r t
work
in
the
clothing
project.
Pen­
> 1.262.121 I I
some tax m easures and Is run
F ' S | \ O l t H . O X ton
nu 3 F 3R
ning with a budget t«x> low for ny's Store, donor; and Terry Ea­ l ’ it H e e I l « IN
p.
,< e ir e .t
( i 6 l .2 1 11.32
kin,
(b
ass
Valley,
for
outstandln
:
l
’
ire
,
t
I..
roads as a eonsequenee, If the
3 .5 4
l ’ irid e n.l
p an i • t r r r d ile d lo
county gave the |M*ople a chance work in tin* lx*ef project, Cattle
P o lle , h u id
T
l
3
M
O
f i ine ip a l ..Hi
to vote on individual Items it men's Assn, donor.
N .-ne
Tin*
other
delegates,
whose
might I k * surprised at what would
scholarship donors will I k * an ­
pass.
>yiiop«ÌH o f \iiiiu a l S tai,
Farm ers find the cos, of go' nounced at a later date are: Ann
t o t <Ae rea- en d et! D e c e m b e r i l , lo ¿ 9
em inent as reflected in their ta x ­ Hall, Moro; Patty Alsup, Moro; O | th e M E R C H A N T S 6 IH F A s s i H O A i e
es going up at a faster rate than Vee Busse, Moro; Rosalee Esling in ( O K I I P I . O s M , A . , T . IO u | N N , IO . Y 3 - r 0 h » , ma U I le H X o( , h . N e . I n k
the also growing cost of wheat »■1, G lass Valley Joy von Botstel,
-m m iM in u e r
th e S ta te n l O te g n n . p u re u a n l to
production and they are getting Grass \ alley; Ikm Mobley, Kent
A D M IT I I D A S S E T S
nothing more from 1, but Imther. and Patricia Miller, Moro. Bonnie M., n da
82t>.5O5,25J.uu
A working man the other day Jefferies, Kent, and K atherhi" b.«h.
S2.7b 8.45.’ 00
M
oilgat
Ioana un re a l re la ta
.
Beckman,
Grass
Valley
were
scl
- —4—
said he Worked for $35 a week
k r a i I n
eel
a ta la , Iraa e n c u m b ra n « aa
.
-
—♦-
eeti’d
a
.
alternates.
• aah an d b a n k d ep u aiia
and saved money and now he g it
■ 2.672,582 98
A g e n ta ' h a la n .ea .w u n .-u ile e ie d
$200 a week and was always
p trn iiu n ia
2.482.804.61
In te rra i, di vide n eia aud real raíala
broke.
incanta dna M id aaarwad
270,684 74
•
The }ieople have a weapon witn Potatoes Differ
1.538.6U635
• a .lu ,t ile d aarela
•06.2M
.38e 73
which to fight this government
I A B IL IT IE S , s t Kl U ' S A N D O T H E R F U N D S
grow th and they use 1, whenever Sink or Swim
My busincxx depends
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> •d ju » iiM « n | « > p .n « *a _
they can When we learn how to
.
1 .4 2 4 .9 6 4 00
entirely on your success in growing better crops. And your success
a .n a d p irn n u m a
___ ____
You can't tell cooking ipi.iliti*’
—
17 .H O ,648 46
pick the tax spenders ntit of a
“(•»»« liahiliiiaa
__
3 ,0 3 1 .6 7 5 64
is often de|X'nden( on my ability to bring your crops to a high
of a potato by Its skin. The elm
l u l« l lia h .liiia a , r t . r p t c a p ita l
•3O.8O6.3R3 95
ballot they'll do that Just as ef-
<»<
pa-d
h
p
(
6.H
08
im o .04
lies
in
w
hether
it
sinks
or
swims
p
r e i t l c w l
w i t h Shell U H ) Doing A go«xl job for you is important
feetlxely.
(un.U 1.246 8 4 7.08
-d I . uh
A new D u’gon State college ag
to
me.
too,
because
1 stand or fall by ¿he rtsulis 1 help create. It’s
(•■ u p l • I
« 205,137.78
rlcultural experim ent station bul
'» • • • ic g H ld . puJi, , t o ld e ,« __
835 4 5 2 .0 0 4 7 8
Tool
a
big
responsibility
.
. but my own successful experience with local
letln , ’’Science hi ('(Hiking I’o
(66.758,388 73
I NFROMTED 1.4H I s | ’
A T I V ! » X T O f I X « . IM F.
crops is backed up by the most widely successful nitrogen fertilizer__
tatoes," explains that although fto M iu m a oar S T nod
»21 «91.304 87
The locust trees In Mom arc certain varieties of imtatoes look I uonoa in c u rre d
Shell M l i - and by Shell Uhetnical’s nearly thirty years of research,
10.930 »«4 60
struggling to put out leaves util- alike from the outside they differ I I xa at « p an ata l a .u r ie d _
_
1 «
6.3 I'9 5J
and development of better application techniques.
• •pa mea
»corred
Ulxing the short spells of su n ­ In cooking ix'rformaiH'e.
».*42.342 «3
•
\ combination \ou can bank on.
»21.639.«37 Ob
shine th at give them the urge
Amlica M.a key. a >SF home J '
a«.,,, ,, ;..M
- - 144.332.14
a e ra lm e a i in . um a
Old men say tin* locust never gets economist, has
d(*viscd a stmpli
_ 3.017.323 82
ias devised
simple L e .,« ,« .,
(
■
,
- 04. M
frosted, that it delays putting on salt w ater t< * s t t o l i . I n h o m c m t
2 8»9,049.00
Farm Chemical O V c e Fcrt’Hzer Co.
- 478.382 S3
Its sum m er foliage until all dan era determ lm n- uhether i-n .it,V.
7
3
4
8
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8
8
3
8
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1/
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P »»(d » » .!a to a t .- k h .,1 .1 e ,,-
I
p ;
ger of frost Is past This year it are bakers or 1" t hollers
I
-• ,
if the pot i 1’i.i d le e n n d d . . I | , U p a o l,« l w kh r h „ld
CY 6 5161 IT
u ld w
Port Dock. The D alle.
14368 Un
is very late and the frost was to floats in the salty water, It*» I a p u a l c E a n g e . ( » « i t
«HEW .terne . l ( , e « , « , m t p l m ( n e l l . S.OOO.HOrl (El
0 1 2-5201
very late also.
4 M3,533.81
a holler. If it sinks, it s a baker
T o ta l c a p ita l an d t u r p lm
e ll
It is not always tru e that lo­
•
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She sa\ a giHsI (taker shonl I I n re a m (len«a i . (w
a m p in . 6a r « n
.
P -d w a E n ld e ra
custs never get frosted. We re­ be light and fluffy w hen eooked
I 2.344.471,13
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t
S
IN
»
'
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IN
member a year whi n they did ami Boilers arc usually more waxy
D R ti.o N »O K T H E T T A R
l ’ ,r» c l p i e m i a » , r e c i t e d
we must say they looked sheep­ and hold their shape when butter- D im e« I.w e e . p aid
82% N itro,’en — 100' Service
178,23« 28
47.383 44
ish to lie caught <n a late frost if ed and aerv e I w hoi» or slicctl into D r i »de • • p a id ne c re d ite d I .
It
..
te r so many years of excellent re salads.
t»U BbCKlPTION RATES
UNE 1 EAR
*3.0
h
Y o u r G ro w in g
S u ccess is m y
b u s in e s s !
California.
30 lp
WANTED: HAYING Have baler
and sw ather, will travel, new
equipm ent. D. W. Helyer, 6o5
8. W. Chenowith Road, Tele­
phone CT 6-4998.
30-:lc
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All
persons having claims
against the E state of I. E. Fields,
deceased, are required to present
them with vouchers at the office
of the County Clerk of Sherm an
County, Moro, Oregon, w ithin six
m onths from the date of the first
publication of this notice. The
j ate of t^ e fjrst publication of this
notiCe is May 20, 1960.
C. W FIELD S
A dm inistrator
DICK & DICK
The Dalles, Oregon
A ttorney for the E state
May 20 and 27 and Ju n e 3 and
10, 1960
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEM ENT
Notice is hereby given th at
Emily von Borstel, adm inistra­
trix of the estate of Carsten von
Borstel, deceased, has filed her
final accounting and petition to
d o se said estate, and that Friday,
the 17th day of June, 1960, at the
hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. on
said date, in the County Court
Room in the County Court House
in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
has been fixed as the tim e and
place for the hearing of objections,
if any there be, to said final ac­
counting and petition.
EMILY von BORSTEL
A dm inistratrix
BROWN & VAN VACTOR
The Dalles, Oregon
A ttorneys for E state
28-31c
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned have filed
their final account in the estate of
Alice Josephine Lamborn, de­
ceased, in the County Court of
Sherm an County, Oregon, and
the Court has fixed Monday, the
20th day of June, 1960, at the hour
of 10 o’clock a. m. in the County
Court Room of the County Court
House at Moro, Oregon, as the
time and place tor the hearing
of objections thereto and settle­
ment thereof.
Frances Lam born Guy
Lavelle Maxine Dormaier
Executrices
BUSH & BRADLEY
Hillsboro, Oregon
A ttorneys for Executrices
Pub. May 20, 27, and June 3, 10,
and 17, 1960
CALL FDR BIDS
School District No. 9, Kent, will
receive bids for a new 30 passen­
ger school bus until 8:00 p. in.,
May 31 at the schoolhouse, w ith
standard specifications according
to Oregon law. Bids are to (ie
with chassis only and w ith chas­
sis and body.
The d istrict will trade in a 1952
GMC w ith Superior body, 30 pas­
senger. The d istrict reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Frank von Borstel, Clerk
Grass Valley, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having
claims
against the E state of ANNA M
MOORE, Deceased, are hereby
notified to present them, w ith the
proper vouchers and duly verlfi-
ed, to the undersigned, the duly
apiwinted, qualified and acting
A dm inistrators of the E state of
Anna M. M oor^d eceased , at the
office of T. Lester Johnson,
Moro, Oregon, w ithin six m onths
from the date of the first publi­
cation of this Notice to-wic
May 6, 1960.
Collis P. Moore
Roscoe E. Moore
A dm inistrators
T. Lester Johnson
A ttorney for A dm inistrators
May 6-13-20-27, 1960
INVITATION TO RID
Sealed bids will be received by
tiie Clerk of the Sherm an County
High School District, Sherm an
County, Oregon, at the office of
the Sherm an High School, Moro,
Oregon, for the Installation of an
Acoustical Ceiling in the Gymna­
sium of the Sherm an High School,
and the New Dry Wells for the
Septic lank. Rids will be received
on or liefore 8:00 o’clock P. M.
'Pacific Standard Time) T h u rs­
day, Ju n e 9, 1960, at which time,
i'ids will be opened and publicly
read aloud. Each hid shall be In
accordance w ith the Plans and
Specifications prepared by Ann-
and & Boone, Architects, 1530 S.
. Tax lor, Portland 5, Oregon
Each hid shall be sealed and ad­
dressed to the Clerk of the School
District and plainly m arked as
to the work on which the bid is
iK*ing placed.
The Owner reserves the rigid
to accept or reject any o r all bids
and waive
any inform alities
* Ians and Specifications will be
available from the office of the
architects. No deposit is required
1 kins and Specifications m ust be
returned w ithin seven <7> days af-
'« r hid. No bidder may w ithdraw
his hid after the hour set for open
mg thereof unless aw arding of the
om tract is delayed exceeding th ir­
ty <30> days.
x. ’ x /VlarJorte K Marvin. Clerk
May 20 and 27 i»*;o