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HHKRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1961 in Moro, Sherman County, Ore as w ell as room and board care. County Court of the State of gon has been fixed as the time able OSCAR’S FPORTING clarification of authority to merge 31 -tfn . THE LKGI8I ATURK Oregon for Sherman County, and place for the hearing of GOODS, downtown MADRAS. consolidate, and act jointly. îM irrm au (County jo u r n a l their Final Account as Adminis objections, if any there be, to FOR SALE: Fir poles for corral It seems likely that the legisla This bill If enacted, would per Also Chinook Camp Coach or stockade, 16, 18, 24 ft. long, trators of the Estate of Anna M. said Final Accounting and Peti ture will adjourn this week. Mem mit the develpment of a wheat 10 ft. Published K very Friday at Moore, deceased, and that Wed tion. average dia. 4”, peeied or un b e n are worn out, cranky an l program along the lines favor- FOR Agricultural loan* see FLB.-. Mor», Oregon Marjorie Marvin, peeled. See Don Shawe. (Kirk s nesday, the 31st day of May, 1961, more unable than at the fust e< by the Oregon Wheat Lea of The Dalles and the Mid-Col House) Moro, Ore. Editor Administratrix of the Estate at ten o’clock A. M. of said day 26tfn Ollee U French pass on matters that pertain to gue, The bill Is not a law to date umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sta. of Harry O. Kunsman in the court room ol :he County the welfare of the state. This leg and experience would Indicate Cnteprd aa oa~>n«1 r la » a r n a l t . r at CPpress 6-2468 tfn* ELEC. ORGAN: to fce sold in Court in Moro, Sherman County, Brown & Van Vactor this area. Will sacrifice to res P o e to ífle . at Moro. Ore«on under islature showed promise of I* Ing considerable time will elapse be Custon farming service in all n t ionuraaa of l l arab 1. W a pretty good one when conserva fore it Is either accepted or re county to include disking, plow ponsible party. Also spinet Oregon, have been fixed oy the The Dalles, Oregon piano. Cash or terms. Write Court as the time and place for Attorneys for Estate tive Democrats won control of the ing spring tootthing, roding, com Tallman Piano Stores, Inc, hearing objections to said 1 inal April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 1961 n a t io n a l e o it o iia l senate wing, but that promise his jected. Lawns Need Fertilizer bining and seeding. Donald von Salem, Oregon. 26-28c Account and for the settlement of xiilK B OF FINAL 4( « <)l NT not lieen entirely fulfilled Lawn grasses need legular feed 3orstel, Grass Valley, Ore tfn said estate. It is wrong to blame the sensi FOR SALE: In Wasco, old Crosi- NOTICE is hereby given that .. ------------- ¡ng to develop healthy, vigorous Colli* P. Moore bit legislators for the bills intro- {urf The objective Of any fertili- CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by field house, made into thre? the undersigned have filed in tha Administrator appointment only. Custom cup apartments, two furnished and guced by. the foolish, the venal, vena . program should lie to use County Court of the State of Ore Roscoe E. Moore ing. Meat cutting, wrapping, n iw s e a m i the selfish members but it will just enough fertilizer to keep all leased. Income over $2,000. gon for Sherman County, their Administrator sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market. l>e done nevertheless. To say that the plants growing steadily and See C. W. Fields, Grass Valley, Final Account as Executors of f M BUS M I B I Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 T Lester Johnson this was a good legislature anl continuously Phone ED 3-2331 28-3c throughout t h e the Estate of William Roos, de jite o A i Attorney for Administrators for appointment. 23-tfn that it leaves the state almost as growing season. ceased, an 1 that Wednesday, the FOR SALE: 3 piece «edroom set April 28, May 5. 12, 19, 1961 well off as when It met Is not a This can he done by follow STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com 14th day of June, 1961, at ten with springs and mattress. Da plete painting and decorating bad comment, but it does nothing ing a regular fertilizer schedule: o’clock A. M. of said day in the vid Moore. J. O. 3-3610. 2Sc NOTICE OF FINAL „ F r i t I A I . t O l N T Y l- A I - K K service, spray or brush. Phone to heal the hurts good legislators September applying a complete court room of the County Court CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. $2.50 per hour or more for part SETTLEMENT must feel over some of the bills turf fertilizer such as 10-6-4 at hl'BHt-RIFT ION RATES in Moro, Sherman County, Ore or full time route work. Large >3.00 passed. Notice is hereby given that gon. have been fixed by the Court 12th St. Vern Campbell and ONE YEAR 6 to 8 pounds per 1000 square repeat orders. Man or woman. Marjorie Marvin, Administratrix Oregon didn’t need much tink feet. (A fertilizer with an analy Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr Write McNESS CO., Box 4014. of the Estate of Harry O. Kuns- as the time and place for heav ering. Bills to appropriate money sis of 10-6 I contains 10 per cent LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your MAY 12, IMI ing objections to said Final Ac Oakland 23, Calif. 28-29p man, Deceased, has filed her count for the accepted state functions available nitrogen, six percent self - “Anchor Brand” Animal and for the settlement of would have been enough. Instead available phosphoris acid and 4 Health Products, penicillin, and BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL- Final Accounting and Petition to said estate. Evenrude Close Estate and that Monda/, Instruments are available at j ERS AT COST: we have been loaded up with percent available potash.) March Howard Roland Ross farm bill » hundreds of bills that in total will or April 6 to 8 pounds of ammon your Co-op Oil and Supply at } Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy & the 29th day of May, 1961, at the Executor Dot Boats. You can’t beat my hour of 10.00 o’clock A. M. cn The Dalles 20c tfn W p doubt if farmers who have do more good than harm. The ium sulphate or 4 to 5 pounds of Frances Bertha Thompson prices, must sell by January 1. said date in the County Court in- irinu about * r reading state highway commission o n . ammonium nitrate per 1,600 sq. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick Executor Come in or call — terms avail Room in the County Courthouse T ot niw i r m R e la tio n will of the state’s most successful ft Additional application can be faced house daylight basement T. Lester Johnson able. OSCAR’S SPORTING u ” I,leased There is nothing very board» has been undercut by made In mid June or first of Ju'v b uilt in k i t c h e n ap p lian ce^ GOODS, downtown MADRAS. Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F.AA. ’ Attorney for Executors ' .h e oiling legislator» with special Interest with about half the spring appli (stove, oven, garbage disposal May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1961 Also Chinook Camp Coach. Meets on the 1 it and 3ro “T h e w X of the lot is the ad- hills that any highway commlJ- cation. 1) washer), wall to wall carpel 10 ft. 8 9c Thursday evenings eacn 1 omnibus bill which »ion would deny. Opportunity to INVITATION TO RIO If the above schedule cannot l»e ing, 2 fireplaces, recreation nonth. Visiting memhei« " r t of uulckly concocted n.ake .some progress In reergan- met and it is a matter of decidin j Sealed bids will lie :eceived by room, laundry room, patio, ail cordially invited to meet wP*i uf the Sherman County High School ho, eh of theoryput"together by iz.ng the state's far too many on one best time the soring appli landscaped, storage in garage EGAL NOTICES Max Belshe, W. M. ----- functions was lost. NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT District, Sherman County, Ore Irving Hart, Secretary !U*i«e oniuT hH tiry^/agT k * The fault comes from the fact cation is probably most Impor Call Wasco GI 2-5210. NOTICE is hereby given that gon at the office of ¿he Sherman tant. Any good turf-building “er- FOR SALE: John Deere combine ¿ of government med 1- that the new deal has come to tilizer is satisfactory, provided it he undersigned has filed in the Moro LODGE NO. 113 l.O.O.K High School, Moro, Oregon for Meets 1st and 3rd Tue» ling, l!ut an idea that It would all Oregon and citizens tush to the is rather high in nitrogen. Nitro No. 36 B, 20’ cut. I’ii. GI 2-5438 County Court of the State of purpose of resurfacing and Leo C. Watkins, Wasco, Oregon ^ ^ J a y s In I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- the legislators to settle their prob Oregon for Sherman County, his gen is responsible for most of repair of building roof—exclud come out right in the end If th? 27-29< sient and vlsitir.g brothers lems- That Is not so bad, but we Final Account as Executor of the ing the addition constructed in secretary of agriculture hai have a bunch. q ( legislators now the dark green color and leaf WANTED: Livestock for Con Estate of l)ewev Thompson, de- are cordially mv-led. growth of grasses. Keep in mini!, 1959, and according to the fol Flovd Haines, N. C. enough power. signment, The Dalles Livestock^ lowing specifications: L*O W itk m s . Se<ietaiy Politically It has merit. Under who wilVtry to do it. There is not that clover is encouraged by phos Commission, Inc. Sale every eased, and that Wednesday, the ’th day of June, 1961, at ten “The roof is to l>e coated with it the administration could lay enough iio-sayers, tot enough phorous and sulphur and can lx? Saturday, 12:00 Noon. For In /clock A. M. of said day in the B t'tlile ln iii ( l i . i | i t - r N<>. 78 O.E.i (30) pounds per 100 square fe% / Meets every second Thurs ihe blame for poor prices to the starch, not enough backbone, too suppressed by straight nitrogen. formation. Ed Coles CY 6-1672 of 190 to 205 degree filled as Visiting fanners who can start a plan foi little public interest, too much Inorganic fertilizers such as am or CY 6-4513. P. O. Box 631, Tht •ourt room of the t ounty Court Ash-, day each month. Interest. monium sulphate and ammonium n Moro, Sherman County, Ore * 7 members invited. Moro, Ore phalt. The approximate area to a bill. It provides for committee,- private Valles, Oregcn. 13tfn gon, have been fixed by the Court And It wHl; go on until the peo nitrate are the cheapest sources Erma Johnson. W.M. be covered is 25.000 square feet. to start hills for commodities but wTINK -GOLDENDALE SALES .is the time and place for hearing Dorothy -ir? of nitrogen. The bidder is to furnish all most of the members will be ap pit- elect some better men. Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has objections to said Final Account harlandview grange The Bluegrasses are the most materials und labor.” pointed by the government, In an auction every Friday at one ind for the settlement of said Meets First and Third Saturday? adapted grasses for our areas. Bids will be received on or be order to get such a plan past the o’clock. We have the market li estate. Merton lias the most outstanding fore 8:00 o’clock P. M. (P.S.T.) each month at 8:00 p. m. iecretary of agriculture an indue you have the livestock. Guar Theodore Thompson character and is truly beautiful Earl Gentry, Master Wednesday, June 7, 1961, at try will have to do us he wants. anteed top prices. Frank Wink County Agricultural A g«»l Executor with proper care. Merlon requires Florence Bruckert, Scc’y. which time bids will lie opened The president, congress and even 33c- tft T. Lester Johnson Kupine Rebekah Lodge No. lH anti publicly read aloud. The own tually the producers will have a As per Oregon statue, a copy of proper fertilization to maintain fleets 2nd and 4th 'fue- er reserves the right to accept chance at it which means confu the Oregon Wheat Commission turf and color. Kentucky is a good 80 BED OREGON state approved Mtorney for Executor days of each month. Visf or reject any or all bids an 1 nursing borne located in beau May 5, 12, 19, 26, P361 sion of a high order. budget Is available for Inspection ali around grass and should bo ing members welcome waive any informalities. Work Is producers of form foods th it in your county agent’s office 4 used hy people who do not want tiful Hood River Valley, with OF » IN 41. 4’ < Ol N l Mary Brackett, N. G. to be completed by August 15, are spread all over the nation public hearing for the 1961-62 to carry on a yearly fertilization lovely fenced grounds. We a« NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Helen Martin, Secretary 1961. The building '• available might possibly get along with budget has'-'been announced for program. cept all types of elderly cases, he undersigned have filed in the Taylor LODGE A. F. & A. M. for inspection Monday through such legislation. Wheat growers 1:30-3:30 p. rti. Thursday, May Friday from 8:00 a. nt. until Wasco Meets First and especially the large ones, could IR, 196Í,' Supreme Courtroom, RONI) SALES 1)044 N HERE April sales of E and H Savings 5:00 p.m. Third Tuesdays. Visiting not possibly do so. 1’hey are too Umatilla Courthouse, Pendleton Bonds in this county were $2973 Marjorie K. Marv.n small a Segment of th? population Hack Yard Wrtriny Apples brethern welcome. District Clerk Harland McDonald, W M that they cannot help but be su b Proper and timely spray appli according to figures received here May 19, & 26, 1961 Vernon Root, Secretary merged in the political seas that cation will eliminate worms In by the chairman of the countv will run high before any bill is apples on ihut, hack yard tiee oi Savings Bond committee. The passed. It looks like an elaborate farm lot Coddling moth cause «he total for tlie year to date is $21,- trap for the big wheat growers problem and the trouble can b? 085. Sides last month in Oregon who have been getting govern dealt with If sprayer and chemi amounted to $2,920,967. Sales are greatly under those ment loans and we cannot imagine cals are available. Complete cor. them putting their neck into so trol requires spraying over an of I960 in Sherman County, al though not in tin* stiite where apparent a noose. extended period. line of the proposed alms ot First spray application should citizens are buying more bonds the bills and one mentioned in he made at petal fall. DDT and than last year. E F F E C T IV E A P R IL 3 0 , 1 9 6 1 nearly every talk by adminlstra-* malathion should In* mixed to tion henchmen Is the . preser gether. For a small sprayer itv > Sx vation of the • family lurin'’ which tablrsixions of 50% wettable lb) I BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL ERS AT COST: Evenrude is not defined but must mean a powder and two teaspoons of farm on which one or more Jam- 50% emulsion concentrate should Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy A Hies could reside. It is an outworn be mixed with a gallon of water. Dot Boats. You can’t beat m> concept but one with quite a bil Thorough wetting of the twigs, prices, must sell by January 1. lowing among the rentiers ot th ’ leaves and branches is neeessarv. Come in or call — terms avail- ft llitb century economic literature. Application every three or four The presence of such terms n u weeks for three months is neces new farm bill is proof of Imma sary to give complete elimination ture thinking. of wormy apples. We liojie farmers are wise AdniliilNtrntlon'a Farm Rill enough to work toward the re Vartoua • Information is now Jectlon of this bureaucratic mon available vn the administrating Electric Contractors strosity. farm legislation. The following are highlight* of the present ad ministration’s proposed amend “ Handiest package ever!” -that’s what folks s«yabout ments to existing federal agricul pm Rl M Automotive Grease io 12 o r p 'a s t.c ^ •^ .d g ^ 44 IB) ARE THE PIONEERS? tural acts. These amendments are commericial — residential tl.m.nates waste and contamination; simplifies f.thng S T A N D A R D T IM E continued In two identical bills, your grease gun. Just snip off the ends of th* tube and industrial Yes, w ho are these person* who lilt 6100 and S 1613, introduced slide it into your gun. gather in meeting about this time into the House and Senate o.i ESTIMATES and BID Handiest grease, too! Lubricate wheel bearing*, chassi* ol year to dine anti t ilk and ie- April IS. P R O V ID IN O fittings, water pumps, universal joints REQUESTS In essence, these proposals count oltl times? We watch'd end track rollers with just one grease 1 M O R E C O N V E N IE N T A R R IV A L them last week at The Dalles woi^td. « tvith no obligation where over 71)0 met tor food, a 1. Provide a method for nom FO R EA STB O U N D PA SSEN G ER S F o r a n y S t a n d a r d O i l p r o d u c t , c a ll program and a dance all in the inating by producers, and appoint E L E C T R I C HEAT tradition of another generation. ment bv the Secretary, of comm >- A r r iv e lienny Andersen Keith McDonald Most of them were lx»rn in ’he dity committees to advise an I 0 MEARA SUPPLY CO. BOISE Grass Valley, Ore 11:50 P M 44'aeco, Hix. last two decades of the 19th cen consult with the Secretary on Wasco -:- Phone 01 2 5402 ED.I 2211 GI 2-5277 A r r iv e tury and a good share of them |x»lleles and programs. were born in homes'cad canina 2. Broaden authority for mar The Dalles OGDEN Ph CY6 4184 6:35 A M for it was late in that century keting orders and quotas to per A r riv e lx lore many settlers liad mide mit the development and opera ‘ The West is a man’s country—and SALT LAKE 8:00 A M enough money to buUd new tion of “supply nrinagement” homes for tiielr families. That type programs for ill farm pro Hermitage is a man’s drink.” A r r iv e should not be so dlattQctlvq an»T ducts on either a marketing area LAS VEGAS 7:00 P M yet they are as different from the or national txisls. (Currently, au modern as the waltz differs; from thority for marketing orders is A r r iv e TO limited to marketing areas and a the modern dance 5:00 A M LOS ANCHIS All national We think it is prol>yl»ly a jn it f»»w ctgnmoditles.) ter of temper. These plo’neers marketing order and quota pro A r r iv e have been tempered nv the flrei grams would require ipproval by 3:35 P M DENVER ot adierslty. There wasn’t ^iny producer* In a refer mdum an I money in their youth and lliey acceptance by the President and A r r iv e had to make it themselves if they Congress liefore they become ef 1:40 A M OMAHA had any. No one gave them any fective. A r r iv e thing, their parents didn’t haxe 3. Limit commodity price sui>- It and tlie government had not ports to no more than 30% of par 10:15 A M CHICAGO » V then started buying votes with ity <50% If marketing quotas A r r iv e political gifts. rejected by producer*.) and per AND Independence was thus fo(ceJ mit supplemental payments to 8:05 A M KANSAS Cm (VIA D tN VtR u|x>n them although most had i producers of commodities cover liking for It in the dr*t place. ed by order and quotas A r r iv e They found self reliance gtmmlit- I Extend Wood Act for three ST. LOUIS 1:20 P M Ing instead of frightening. That year* to March 31. 1965 (VIA OINVIS made them unafrai 1. Having ft. Expand Agricultural Trade learned to rely on the.nselve* and Development Act (I*. I. 480) an I Minor changes in w estbound s*b edu le. having practiced It until they extend authority for five years Consult your local agent knew how to get along hy tiling through l>ecember 31, 1966. their own Judgment they are lit fl Boost funds for School Milk attuned to tlie *un*>- when gov Program to $105 million in com ernment weaken- its people, We ing year. autpact that the key word to des 7. Consolidate and enlarge au S u p e r b S tra ig h t K e n tu c k y B o u rb o n enlie the difference ’.x-iween pion thority of Farmer*« Home Ad . . . A g e d to P e r fe c tio n eers and modem* Is fear Pion ministration for real estate oper eer» were unafrai I because they ating and emergency loans. were self reliant. 8 Strengthen bargaining post CIO HlRMdAGl DiSBUtRY CO., LOUISVUAE. ET.. $6 PROOF tion of farmers’ coo|«erative* thru PA G E S County Ramblings 4e NOTICE W ANT ADS UNION PACIFIC’S V C IT Y OF P O R TLA N D Eastern Oregon Electric Co. PATTY O’MEARA AUTOMOTIVE GREASE EH PLASTIC TUBES THE DALLES 2:15 IMPROVED RAIL SERVICE g ro w up in th e W e s t you g ro w up to OGDEN, SALT LAKE, LAS VEGAS LOS ANGELES HERMITAGE $¿95 pt 54 50 fifth U N IO N P A C IF IC
