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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1960)
FAGS S SHERMAN COUNTY Moro Personali JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON New Man Hired FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, I960 sent. Following the r ar meet- brother enjoyed the family ga ing, members reinai ned to prac- thering. as they are the only sur Mrs. Weedman for literature and companied the Seattle relatives Mr. anil Mrs. Lewis McKee yf lice the degree work . which will vivors of the original family of information. Her phone number oti to their home Monday. She Its Pauline Broughton ì illx‘1 >406 T h e. Dalles were visitor in Moro To Help OWGL will visit there briefly before re be presented at the district con- seven children. Spending fehoul fen days recent vent Tuesday. Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. turning to Ontario to prepare for ion to be held a t Wasco Oc- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle Mrs. Leona Win Gilder accom LeoWatkins, Don and Judy, were a visit later on to Manila, where Alvin L Hailey, son of Mr. and were Mrs Tuggle's uncle and aunt tober 29. Mr. and Mi 's. Leo Wat- panied her sister in law, Mrs. Dar dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. she will lx» the guest of another Mrs. Harold Hailey of Moro, join Mr. anti Mrs. P. G. Erickson of kins provided refr eshments of win VanGUder of Moro, to An John Buck of Moro. The dinner son and daughter in law residiag ed the U. S. Navy and left Septem telope last Friday, where the lad was a pre-birthday celebration in there. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Seattle. Mr. Erickson, who is cookies and coffee. ber 19thr for a training center at Overnight guests- of Mr. and ies were guests of the former's honor of Mr. Watkins, whose White and children drove up presently retired after a lifetime San Diego, California. career in the shipping industry, Mrs Gordon Harper last Wednes son and daughter in law, Mr. anil natal day was Saturday—a very from Hugh Antull was up from the The Dalles to join the gath thoroughly enjoyed the daily rou day were Mr and Mrs Paul Nich Mrs. Glen VanGilder and family, busy day for deer hunters!’! valley last4 * eek end, that being ering at the Mark White home. tine on the Tuggle ranch. During olson of Salem, who were enroute until Sunday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. the opening of the hunting season. Friday Mrs. Leo Watkins accom to a location in the Wallowas for The Rev. and Mrs. Larry Edd- Mark White were Mr. White's the visit, the Tuggles entertained Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hans of Pen panied Mrs. Earl Olds and Mrs. ings hail as Sunday guests Orrin mother, Mrs. Grace White of On A. their guests with a trip to the deer hunting. W Schilling of Grass Valley dleton visited here the first of the Fire destroyed a i»arn full of Dunford ami his friend from tario; his aunt. Mrs. Lavina Ran to Peterson rock gardens, a visit to Pendleton, where the ladies week. She was formerly Janet wheat chaff on the old McDermid Portland. Orrin is a member of the cattle sale in The Dalles, and dle of Grandview. Wn.; an uncle attended a meeting of the joint McQuillen of Wasco. also spent one weekend at Carson. estate about 11:00 a m last Thurs the church where Eddings held C. D White of Seattle: and Mr. youth committee of the IOOF- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock Washington with Mr. and Mrs. day. The chaff belonged to Law his first charge. and Mrs Ed Beach, also of Seattle, Rebekah lodges. Speaker for the spent several days at the ranch Frank Lehmann anil family. Mr. rence Kaseberg. The origin of the Mr. and Mrs. John Kellogg and who were classmates of Mark's fa occasion was Conrad Hansen, caring for the children of Mr. and Lahmann is a brother of Mrs. fire is unknown. Larry Kaseberg, Jack were dinner guests on Satur ther. the late Mr. White, and of grand secretary of the organiza Mrs. Bud Kock while they went Tuggle. who loaded some cattle there day of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins the visiting aunt and uncle. Mr. tion. to Milton-Freewater to visit her Marlon Reliekah lodge met on about two hours earlier, said there and Don. Jack remained to spend and Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Randle, and brother and family anti to do some Wednesday with 16 members pre was no indication of the fire at tiie night with Don in order to get Mr. White were enroute home af hunting. that time. an early start for deer hunting ter a vacation trip during which fhe Moro Beauty Shop There will be a 4-H club meet Spending the past week at the tiie next morning. Winn Tuttle of Enterprise has Cheatgrass Control they visited nine states, including ing October 15 at Marjorie Van been named administrator of the is again open home of Mrs. Idah Everett was Mrs. Guy Weedman has ac tiie Colorado hometown of the Gilders for those interested in a Oregon Wheat Commission, ac Promise of Expert her son in law and daughter, Mr cepted the responsibility of cl quartet They stopped at Ontario Call JO j 3291 trail ride and joining a club. cording to sn announcement from and Mrs Gary Deal Mr. and Mrs. Farmers of Sherman County Deal were enroute to their home ing as chairman for a non-parti to pick up Mrs. White, who ac UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Those who would like to attend Morris V. Ison of Condon, newly- may contact Mrs. Van Gilder or elected chairman of the commis learned of recommendation for in La Jolla, Calif , after a Cana san “Volunteers for Nixon" club which it is hoped can lx? organ the control of cheatgrass in wheat dian trip Sharon Coelsch as to time of pro sion. ized here AH persons, regardless and barley land, Wednesday, Sep posed ride. For the past 10 years. Tuttle tember 28 at meetings held in Mrs. Grace Medler returned last of party affiliations, who are in has been manager of the Wallowa Grass Valley and Wasco. Rex Thursday from Sunnyside, W n, terested in electing Mr. Nixon for Grain Growers in Enter Warren, extension farm crops spe where she had spent several days president, are asked to contact Now There Is Club To County prise and before that a warehouse cialist from OSC outlined the new visiting her brother in law and examiner for the Administration ly approved practice to control and sister, Mr. and Mrs Jack Mathias, Improve Beef Cattle of the U. S. Warehouse Act for 1G eradicate this bothersome weed. and her brother. Walter Hilder- Dr. Otis G. Perkins The Oregon Beef Cattle Improv- months. Also participating in the meetings brand and family. During the ment Assn, was organized to fur The new administrator was were Bill Hall sujierintendent of weekend, another sister, Mrs Optometrist ther the improvement of Oregon born on a wheat ranch in Okla the Sherman branch station and T. Jack Bingham, arrived with her 40. E. 2nd HL husband and family from Arcadia beef cattle by using a systematic homa. He received a Bachelor of W. Thompson, county agent. production testing program. In Science degree in Agriculture According to Warren, the prac Calif. The three sisters and their 1 el. CY0-5.W2 The Dalles, O r e . order to carry out this program, from Panhandle A & M College in tice employs the combination of certain practical and simple re Goodwell, Okla., where he minor- two herbicide materials, 21 lbs. of cords must lie kept. It is recog ed in science and speech. He re 50% Amitrol and 2 lbs. of 2,4-D nized that not every breeder ceived his M S. degree in Agri ester active material. The mixture BULL SALE wants exactly the same type of cultural Economics from OSC in is applied with a minimum of 5 ÌÌ cattle. However, good-doing cat 1947, with a minor in marketing gallons of water for air applica tle, regardless of breed or type, and a minor in economics. tion and 10 gallons for ground itlidco Purebred Assn., Oregon Shorthorn have many of the same character Tuttle, 42, is married and has application. istics. This program is designed three children He has been active The spraying should lx? done Breeders, Angus Breeders to identify the good-doing cattle in the Enterprise Chamber of ■only after a maximum number of Commerce, serving one year as cheatgrass seedlings have germin that are of desirable type. . . . can you count the factors entering into your proscription. The program is setup to give president; the American Legion. ated, generally December 15 to Tuesday & Wednesday, Dec. 6 & 7 Pharmacy deals with a multitude o f defoils, and the many equal consideration to weight for Toastmasters International, the January 15. Warren pointed out thousands o f items in your pharmacist's stock prove the point. age and to conformation. Cattle Future Farmers of America and that this program is designed for (Seufert Cannery Bldg, The Dalles) should be weighed and graded as the Oregon Wheat Growers Lea use during the stubble year only weaners, yearlings, and as long gue. Your prescription specifies drugs, amount, strength, size, and and cannot i>e used during the All bulls show Dec. 6 and Sell Dec 7. yearlings or two-year-olds Of ma Tuttle w’ill take over his duties wheat year. dosage. A dd to these the o rd e r o f mixing, com patabilities, jor importance is the calf wean as administrator on November 1 This program eliminates all an end hundreds o f procedures ond diversities within the know Si Williams, Auctioneer ing record. Cows and bulls are at the Oregon Wheat Commission nual plants until approximately led g e o f your pharmacist. They multiply the selective factor rated on the basis of the calves office in Pendleton. May 15 to June 1, thereby delay of medicines, and establish pharm acy as a most complex they produce. Most cattlemen are Morris Wilson of Condon was ing need for tillage until growth Large Selection of O utstanding Q uality Bulls Interested in both quality and elected chairman of the Oregon reappears. The soli conditions at profession. All of these skills a re em ployed to serve you when For further information write or contact quantity of calf produced. To suc Wheat Commission at its Septem thia time will promote better and we fill your prescription. cessfully carry out the program, ber meeting in Pendleton. Wilson, easier tillage. Also this program each animal must be permanently who was appointed to the commis can eliminate one or more sum J O E S IL L and individually identified and a sion in 1956, has been serving as mer tillage operations in addition WASCO PHARMACY set of scales provided to obtain vice-chairman. He also is vice- to reducing the cheatgrass infes Box 541 PHONE G1 2-5262 weights. Additional information president of Western Wheat Asso tation. Cost of this program is on the program is available In a ciates of Portland, the foreign about $6.50 per acre for materials. The Dalles, Oregon mimeograph leaflet explaining the marketing organization for the A program designed for cheat- pharmacy procedures of the program. The wheat growers commissions of grass and rye control in fence i — u3i_5. program is becoming more attrac Oregon. Washington and Idaho, rows, roads and waste land ac tive each year to both producers and a member of various county cording to Warren is the use of and hull and feeder calf buyers. and state committees for the Ore 4 lbs. of 80% atrazine and 3 lbs. Last week four Sherman Coun gon Wheat Growers League. of 50% amitrol with 10 gallons ty farmers were assisted in carry Other members of the Oregon of water. This practice will elim ing out a portion of the program Wheat Commission include: Rol inate annual plants for a period by weighing and grading for type and Schaad of La Grande; Ken of about 12 months. Application and conformation of weaning neth Smouse of Ione, Water Shel çan be made from January 15 to calves. Purebred operators carry by of Albany, and Floyd Root of March 15. Application time may ing on the program are Larry Wasco. Root was appointed in be extended from September to Kaseberg and Lloyd Henrichs. Bill July by Governor Mark O. Hat April with some modification. Todd and Hans Bardenhagen, com field to succeed Paulen Kaselx>rg This program cannot lx? used on mercial operators, have a l s o of Wasco, who resigned June 30 cropland. started a program of this nature. after 11 years on the commission. Other producers have shown in Root was elected vice-chairman. terest In the program. Anyone that has their cows and calves identified and birthdates of calves One of County Agents for this year could get started on the program this fall. Give us a Says Ti ¡me to Kill Weed call if you would like additional There is still time this fall to treat information on the program or as those perennial weeds according sistance in getting set up to start to Martin Zimmerman, extension I N H V IN C ) C O L O R the program. agent. TBA has prove.i to he one of the most effective materials for CARD OF THANKS control and eradication of We wish to sincerely thank the the A W ONDERFUL many of these bothersome peren neighbors, friends and fire de nial weeds such as morning glory, E V E N IN G O F partment for their help when fire Russian Knapweed, Canada this 3ONG & DANCE destroyed a barn full of straw tle and others. Application should last Thursday on the McDermid be made in the fali at the rate THE place. of 10 gallons |>er acre with 20 to • L. E. and Lawence Kaseberg 100 gallons of water. TBA materials are taken into .,.01(0 ( (IMMUNITY the plant primarily by the root PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ing system Fall treatment is the 9:45 Church School There are classes for all age most effective application time with winter moisture moving the groups. S T A R R IN G material into the plant rooting 11:00 Church Service Sermon theme: Intercessory zone. This material may be ap plied as long as weeds can be lo Prayer. cated and sufficient rainfall will 5:30 We8tminser Fellowship come to move the chemical into 6:30 Mariners Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor the soil. Wasco News & 7’ Pillimi,uis 8 /. _ ? n e w n u m b e r in the LOW-PRICE FIELD! TU ESD A Y N IG H T OCT. 11 . . . e v e ry in ch a n O LD SM O B E ! ON N BC TV DONALD O’CONNOR SHOW DONALD O’CONNOR MITZI GAYNOR U O -S T A R R IN G Announcing ANDRE P R E V IN W IT H Weekly GARBAGE SERVICE S ID N E Y M IL L E R Here’s an all-new kind of car in the low-price field—more agile to drive, more economical to operate! Sized to aeat six in comfort! Not too big . . . not too small . . . just right for you! So sturdy and roud- •ure you’ll drive all day without tiring! Smooth and quiet in the Oldamobile tradition! 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