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PAGE 1 «HERM AN C O U N T ! JO U R N A L MORO, OREGON U t i l i ! V, NOVEMBER 3, llMil «ijed w titte they would m e e t corpse of Uncle Joe Stalin from school. the sacre 1 presence of the tomb Mr. and Mrs. Basil Bains stop- each m onth and who would be Giles L. F r e n c h ---------- ...E d it o r of Nlcoll I enin to some unan lied at the Trace Fields home last project leauers for the lessons. -----P « U t t « r o e r y FrMay s t nounced file aften ten years of Friday night on their way home At noon the group ate a sack Moro, Oregon deification is as odd as if the to Portland from a vacation that lunch then Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Kw M sj M mco *4 c la w m a tta r a t tba California, and Tsulxita served pum pkin pie with American liberals were to take took them to P a a u rrte * at M a ra , O r « f* a . a »4 ar A rt Reno. N evuia. They stopped to w’hipped cream and coffee during the body of George W ashington • f C a n fra a a • ( M a r t t i I, H 7t. from Mt. Vernon because he said visit Basil’s m other and other the noon hour. A fter lunch Mrs. we should never get tangled up relatives in Colfax, Wash., and in Merle Re«lclng and Mrs. Bert Pullman, W n, before coming on Swigart "«ve the lesson “A Look in Eurojie'in affairs. We suppose the i«lea is to show to Rufus. Mrs. Bains .s a daugh at a W oman’s W orld”, which took the Russian people who still form ter of the Fields, and both she life into all the different parts, long lines to pass by the m um and her husband are employed in and which was discussed by the sixteen m em bers present. The mies of long gone leaders that the Portland w here they live. The Home Extension unit at years 1890 and 1958 were taken ideas of Stalin were dissim ilar to those of Lenin. I^ n in , presum Rufus met Thursday at the home in comparison and w hat the chan ably, was ? direct political ami of Mrs. George Fox. Mrs. Sam ges are ,n adults and children. ideological descendant of Karl Tsulxita, chairm an, had the busi The next lesson will be at the Marx whose philosophy of vio ness m eeting in the m orning She home of Mrs. H ariand McDonald. OFFICIAL COUNTV F A I * You would have thought the lence by the IncomiJetent was told the group what the year’s sjxxiks w ire out sure if you had adopted ny Russian revolution lessons will lie, and the group de- ttUBNCKIFTlOX RATES lieen to ».he Rufus School square aries. ONE YEAR W’° ° dancing class last Saturday night. Maybe it is progress in a way Some of the characters were out although it seems more like a re NOVEMBER 3, HWl tu rn to the theories of Lenin The Little Rascals cooking club of this world and even the local which are pretty obsolete. The met Oct. 26 in the Grass Valley people didn’t know their neigh world has changed a good deal school building. We baked apples bors. W inning the best couple (JETTING ALONG since 1917, the mechanical revolu had a »netting, brought enroll prize was Mr. and Mrs. Otto P et It w as 73 years ago since C. J. tion having transform ed the lives ment cards back. ersen. Mrs. P etersen was the poor B right and R. B. McMillin put a of that part of m ankind calling Richard Cantrall, reporter little match girl, and Otto was in sheet of new sprint into a hand them selves civilized. iJespite the costume complete w ith a waxed press, turned down the cover tau n ts of the American liberals The Hi-Yu Horse Club had an mustache, the liest single man cranked It into the press and no one In this country fails to ac exciting end educational time went to W illard Leff and single heaved back staunchly to prin t cept the changes since that time. practicing horsem anship to Mrs. Clyde a n d woman went the first copy of a new spaper to But the ideological differences rounding up cattle at the Coelsch Thompson. W illard was In ghost bear a Sherm an County date line are the easiest to understand. The Ranch, Saturday, October 21. costume an«’ Mrs. Thompson in T hat was early in November 1888. removal of a long dead body as a Monday night, October 23, at a a flapper costum e complete w ith We have completed out the 73rd sort of punishm ent for the ideas meeting in the Coelsch home, of a plastic face mask winch hid her year and have started the 74th. it expressed a decade ago comes ficers of the club were elected as identity. The Baums were out it will not be long until we have from a way of thinking far re follows: President, Sharon Coels standing with their ted blouses, three q u arters of a century to our moved from ours. It is an attem pt ch; vice piesident, Floyd R ath black pants for Bill and skirt for credit. to obliterate an idea by physical bun; secretary. Ann Hall; photo Ramona, red leotards, black slip It does well enough to boast change, like burning books to grapher, Fred Hall; reporter, pers and each wore a wig and pig «__ ihoir but other counties w ere settled as tails. The Baiuns were leaders of Randy Lemley. early. T hete had been a news- philosophy. the square dancing so wouldn’t Randy Lemley, reporter paj>er in Fossil for two years and be eligible for prizes. Mrs. Ralph Stalin wat a very cruel man The Kent Livestock Club held Busse of Moro came as a beat nik one in Pendleton for 12 years and and perhaos bis body was placed in H eppner for five years. News in a position of honor in some its first meeting at the Kent complete with a mop for hair. papers had lieen published In The sort of fear of reprisal. It does school Octolier 21 at 7:30. Bob The grouo enjoyed lunch together called the in the school cafeteria and then Dalles prior to that tim e although seem to lie the style for Russian Martin, our leader neither of the ones now extant leaders to m urder so many op meeting lo order. We elected of danced more afterw ards. T here are successors thereto. Captain ponents bui as we understand it ficers as follows: President, J. P. will lx? another dance two weeks Thomas Jordon, then com m and Stalin’s laxly is not being rem ov Reckm jnn, vice president, June from the ’?st one. ant at Fort Dalles, put out The ed in protest against ills cruelties, Jefferies, secretary and treasurer, The Rufus Grange is having Teresa Bardenhagen, new report its Booster night open house at Dalles Journal as early as 1869, but to down grade his Ideas. edited it, it is said, by two edu Anyway it appears that it will er, K ris’a Mobley, song and game the G range hall Saturday night. cated soldiers. It was later known lie a long time before the west leader, Vicki Bardennagen. Gary This is the tim e of year that Carlson told us about the I‘I. New everyone *s invited so anyone in as the M ountaineer, a name too can understand the Russians. members 'ire Alice Reckmann and terested in the G range is welcome descriptive to last in an age of Patti Bardenhagen. to come get acquainted. conformity. IT ALWAYS RAINS The next meeting will be held But we w ere among the first We got a little rain last week, Rain amounting to 40 inch fell and have achieved the distinction last week to end one of the long at Bill Jefferies, Nov. 11 at 7:30. ju st enough to go down about K rista Mobley, reporter that comes from long life. T hat is est dry spells in recent history. two inches. It settled the dust, a peculiar distinction and one Farm ers are happy about it, hut but perhaps not enough to bring The How-D Horse Club was all the w heat up which is sown. w inning it need have done any not as happy as they might have thing else but survive which, in lieen. They were not worried called to order by Vice-President The geese rre in the area, but due Itself, induces a certain am ount about their sown wneat. Those Krista Mobley Oct. 19 at Orval to the tight nights the hunters of awe. Youngsters of 30 look up who sowed early at great depth Patnodes. a re n ’t very successful. Next week Officers were elected as follows: will lie the dark of the moon, so on a character of 73 and wonder iiad a fairly good stand although what ability, what habit, what somewhat patchy; those who sow President, Krista Mobley; vice hunting should be be’te r at that characteristic caused him to s u r ed late and shallow were sure president, Jill Nogle; secretary time. vive so many years. The elder that rain would come sometime Paulette Patnode; news reporter, LAST WEEK looks back upon Ids years and and bring their grain up. If .40 Laurie A’..lip; song leader, Peggy The Rufus G range held its sec wonders how anyone could have inch will «to that the problem is Patnode; game leader, Candace ond m eeting of the month Oct. 19 Jefferies; drill m istress, Bonnie with a 6:30 potluck dinner. H ost failed to exist. all over. The present editor has not T hinking hack it must lie said Jefferies. esses were Mr. and Mrs. A rt After our song leader, Paulette Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Millard guided the Sherm an County Jo u r that seldom In this country has nal through all of its years, only the fall rain failed entirely. F ar Patnode led us in a few rounds Leigh. for the past 30. When it was the mers have been scared and wor of Row-Row Your Boat, K rista Mrs. Rolland Johnson m aster Wasco Obsorver we knew it not, ried and sometimes snow fell be Mobley and Jill Nogle led us in presided. On agriculture Rollond nor when it was the Moro Obser fore It rained Now and then the a song. Johnson lold of sprayers that may After tin* m eeting our leader he used for fighting fires. He also ver. As th* Sherm an County Ob fall crop has a poor stand hut server we acquired it and adding other features than rain are often told us we were invited to a trail told of a new sprinkler w ith long ride at Centerville, W ashington. Ixxims on a trailer that covers a it to the G rass Valley Journal we present. consol Ida '»d the name as well as The next meeting will lie at two acre tiact at one time. She Wl eat is a variable crop that the p rinting plants and called it can lie sown from August to Krista Mobley’s November 18, at read a resolution from the M ult the Sherm an County Journal La Novemlier with p retty good assur 3:00 p. m. nomah County Grange on com ter the Wasco News E nterprise ance of coming up. What happens Paullette Patnode, acting reporter pulsory consolidation of school was joined. to it later Is a different matter. districts. The Grass Valley 4-H Livestock Files are evailahle back to 1891 Some years the early seeding is Mrs. Beet Swigart, Home Ec. and there are not many native lwst and sometimes the later and Club was called to order by Ken chairm an, said the Mode O Day sons and «laughters whose births no one knows in Septem ber as ny Blagg et the Grass Valley building lx side Penny’s has lieen were not recorded by an aproned much about the coming crop as Grade School at 8:00 under lead secured for a site for a rum m age typ esetter at a smelly ease or hv he knows by the next September. ership of Orville Ruggles Oct. 24. sale to lie held startin g Nov. 1 Now it has rained and we will Fourteen m em bers w ere p re and running through Saturday. A a hot meiul machine E ither put the event in k type and by George now lx* locking for some more sent and four visitors Orval Pat- work day is planned at the hall in W ashlngto i hand press or mod which is the correct pattern of node of Moro. Malcolm Eslingcr, Rufus to f et the «lothes sorted J W. Blagg and Mr W atkins all and taken to the cleaners or ern Meihle put it onto paper thinking In a farm community. of Grass Valley. w here it could 1* kept In the fam washed as needed. George Fox We elei led officers; President, and Trace Fields are ;o see alxiut ily Bible to prove existence for BEAN SOLI A Portland sailor has won Dan Rolfe; vice-president, Dean making t ’othes racks for use at posterity o r in«|Uislttve govern aw ard for lx-an soup, thus uphold Ruggles; secretary, Sheri Rolfe; rummagt* sale The group w ants ment That Is a m inor function of ing the navy’s reputation as eat new reporter. Paulette Patnode; something they can easily set up new spaiw .s but an Interesting ers of lieaiis. It Is good to have song leader, Anne Wilson. and take down, as it is a problem Orville Ruggles gave a short to have i place to hang all the one This new spaper has recount the old traditions sustained whe ed the completion of the R attle ther actually still existing or not talk about how to elect officers. things The Grange would appre Danny Rolfe led us in a few ciate any rummage that anyone snake grade, the Columbia South and we congratulate the navy songs. ern railway, the incorporation of cook. in Sherman County w ants to do But we arc not much interested After the meeting we all got nate If you have rum m age tele all the towns, the Sherm an H igh way, the M ierman High School in his re» ij»? for the soup. It con signed up and received our record phone Mrs. Rolland Johnson, It has published the nopes of the tains onions, tom atoes and a lot hooks. Wasco or Mrs H ariand McDon ald. Rufus. Paulette Patmxl**, rejxirter Sherm an H orticultural Society, of oth er stuff to give a suspicion the m eetings of Sherm an Musical that the navy liked l»eans as Belli lehr in (h a p trr No. 78 O.EJi Seven memliers of the Hi-Yu AsNociatioa, recorded the demise a vehicle for a soup or an excuse .y Meets every second T hurs for soup instead of just plain lik Horse Club brought sack lunches -AJj> day each month. of the Mid-Columbia Baptist Visiting to a 10:30 a m. m eeting at the Academy, the building of the ing beans. 7 member« invited. Moro, Ore A lot o< liean soup has lieen fairgrounds Sat unlay, Octolier 28 Edna Paulson, W. M. Court Hotiae ami noted the start m ule wi-h just beans and w ater Dorothy Heater, Secretary We practiced reining balanc. of the John Day Dam The other «lay a speaker quot wdth a d(t|«* salt and jiepjier if Ing, training methods, riding a HAItLAN’DVIEW GRANGE ed W inston Churchill as saying. handy and the rind off some ba caualettl pattern, and exercises Meets F irst aad Third Saturday» 'The farther back you look the con True, the eater must he a to strengthen our riding muscles each month at 8:00 p. in. farth er ahead you can see ” We little h u ngrier to like It as well Randy Lemley, rejxirter Earl Gentry, M aster as soups tot taining more condi can look b,uk a long way Florence Bruckert, Sec’y. Returning this fall to Oregon The Sherman County Journal, ments. hut it warm s in innards through its files and by its editor, and strengthens the muscles. Be College of Education at Mon Meets 2nd and 4th Tue can recall three generations of sides it has the virtue of sim pli mouth are graduates of Sherman k ) ........i noath. v im High School, Mary .Mohlev and city and < n.p|e fw<h ar|> Sherm an Count Ians and has the ing members welcome Lynn Rathbun. the bed. Mary Brackett, N G. history of fourth It realizes Miss Mohlev, a 1959 graduate, Rut we do not deride this ver- that few rise higher than their Helen Martin, Secretary ancestors o r fall much Iwlow Mon of navy bean soup, nor any is a Junior m ajoring in eleinen- Red cow.« most often have red »«'an soup. In fad. we are sure tari education She Is the daugh la y lo r MIDGE A. F. Jt • hat like a ’l bean soups it is fine ter of Mr end Mrs Verne E Mob- Wasco, Meets the first calves. lev of Kent. Tuesday of each month. But ev ?ii at 74 we see no dim- A I960 Sherman graduate. Miss Visiting I) re th e m w eleome. Inuation ,n the service we |x*r- Rathbun ».< a sophomore m ajoring Hariand McDonald, W M form to the Uvmg by printing in «leinentarv education She is Vernon Root, Secretary l>ertinent inform ation, opinion the «laughter of Mr. and Mrs by Mrs, Geurgr Fox and ideas, nor to coming genera Eureka Mxlgr No. 121 A.F.A !.>• Floyd E Rathbun of Wasco. Hons by preserving In black and Meets on the 1st and 3ru A Linda W right re|x>rter of the white week by week history of a Thursday evenings earn JFfV Rufus Cixiking 11 anil HI club I he Scramble Sewers met with successful farm ing community nonth Visiting membei-s called the Busy Bakers met Oct. their leader Mrs. Em m ajean slowly expanding its Interests cordially Invited to meet w ith us to Include o th er things than 2(1 at the home of their leader Smith October 23 at 3:45 in the Max Belshe. W. M. Grass Valley grade school Mrs Robert Bvrd The club elect wheat, cows, money. Irving H art, Secretary ed the following officers Robyn We had a regular business meet- Worn MlDG K | | 3 l. o . o . X Baum as piesident. Colleen Bur- mg and s. i.g two songs. W e ts 1st and 3rd Tues nett as vice president Nancy Sit- O ur future p»xns are to work END OF GOOD Ol.l) JOE? days in L O O P, hall Iran ton as secretary, and Linda hard and get ,n,r p n .j-c ts finish sient and brother# The Russians must lie a pecu W right as new reporter The club ed are cordially Inv.ted liar people or maybe they merely plans on dem onstrating and pre Refreshm ents were chocolate Floyd Haines. N C have peculiar bosses This husi- paring foods. This group will cookies I^eo W atkins. Secreiarv ness of removing the jietrlfled meet the m xt time Nov Ifl after Susan Eakin, reporter ttè b e rm a n (Coruntg 1 tra m a l 4-H CLUB NEWS The Grange m em beis voted to buy tw enty new songs books for FOR SALE: From B erkshire champion stock, one boar- and use at the hall. As Oct. 28 Is the 2 gilts. Donald lo x ED 3-2315. regular m eeting night of the Past lc M asters’ Club of Hood River, Wasco an<l Sherm an Counties, ^EGAL NOTICES Rugus Grange will hold Its Boost NOTICE OF FIN A L er night party Nov. 4. For the literary program Mrs. SETTLEM ENT Notice is hereby given that Sw igart read ’ Walk of the W orld” Roy Shaffer and Mrs. Holland Mildred Loss Norton, executrix Johnson presented a skit. The en of the csiu.e of Jam es Em m et tire grange played the game of Norton, tceeased, has filed her traveling. Skits were given by final accounting and petition to A rt Smith and Joe Morrow, and close estate, and that Tuesday, Clyde Thompson and Otto Peter the 12th day of December, 1961, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. sen. m unu on*-« man o u m y josi one on sa*^ «late in the ( ounty N orth Sheim an v County lost one of its life long members w ith the I ’uurt Room in the County Court passing of Carl E verett last Sun- House in Moro, Sherm an County, day m orning in Rufus. Carl was Oregon, has lieen fixed as the know n by all the old tim ers as time and place for the heating he spent his boyhood at the up of objections, if any there be, per end of Biglow canyon east of to said final accounting. Mildred Ross Norton, execu Wasco with his parents and nine trix of the estate of Jam es brothers and sisters. Carl seemed Em m et Norton, deceased. to enjoy j.ood health during his later years and it was only the Brown & Van Vactor afternoon before his death that The Dalles, Oregon he was seen visiting in the street A ttorneys for E state I ublished. Oct. 27, 1961, Nov. 3, beside the local post office. 10, and 17, 1961 W ANT ADS FARM SALE: The Dalles Auction Yard, 10:00 A. M., Saturday, N ovemner 4, 1961. Equipm . . ent __ and household furnishings from the John Robinson ranch at ..Mini nuum sun ranen The Dalles. Consignments open, b o r inform ation call; Ed Coles, CY 6-4672 or CY 6-4513. . ________________ _________ Dump BACKHOE WORK truck to haul anything. Rufus L um ber & Plumbing. Phone 911. 52e-tfn STATE W IDE PAINT c o nnm plete painting and decorating serv k e, spray or brush Phone CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293 1205 F* 12th St. Vern Campbell anti Jack Null, Th? Dalles, Or 38tfr I. 4 E P aint Shop: In te rio r a n l exterior Painting. Decorating ED 3.227? G __ rass Sorav Va? a le>’- 42-tfn. LOST: Polled Hereford, 2 yr. old bull. Branded WB connected on left shoulder, last seen In Biglow canyon. Notify Lloyd or John Bartlemay, Arlington, Phone 454-2838. 52-2p 80 BED OREGON state approved nursing home located in beau tiful Hood River Valley, w itl lovely fenced grounds. We ac cept all types of elderly caset as well as room and board care. 31-tfm ' OR SALE; 100 tons of first and recond cuttings of alfalfa hav. I ’hone 475-3060, W. L. Dickson, East C herry Lane, Madras Ore. *52-2c FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick faced daylight a ba'senteni' built-in h tuse, kltchc., p ^ lX c s (stove, oven, garbage dlspos*»!, D-washer) wall to wall carpet, 2 fireplaces, recreation r o o n , laundry room, patio, all land scaped, storage m garage. Call Scholls KEystone 9-3467, Rt. 4 Box 271, Hillsboro, Ore. 37-tfn-c FOR A gricultural loans see FLBA of The Dalles and the Mid-Col umbia I’CA, 4th & Court Sts CPpress 6-2468. t f„ LIVESTOCK Men • Do it your self - ‘•A l u . o p Brand” Aidma. Health Products, penicillin, and instrum ents are available at your Co-op Oil and Supply at The Dalles 20c tfn CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by appointm ent only. Custom cur ing. Meat cutting, w’rapping, sharp freeze. K enny’s M arkst’ Grass Valley Call ED 3-2345 for appointm ent. 23-tfn »V’NK GOLDENDALE SALES Yard. Goldendale, Wash., has ar auction every Friday at one o clock We have the m arket if you have the livestock. Guar anteed top prices. F rank Wink 33c-tfn LOST: 2 yr. old male Beagle, brown and white, Call CY 6-5818 evenings. Reward. MdP lale Of j oh n Schassen, deoeas- ed; AGNES 9CHASSEN, wife of R ojen j Schassen; CARL HESS. husband of Lillian Schassen Hess; LOU E. CLARK, husband of Anna Schassen Clark; HELEN DAVIS, wife of L uther Davis; MAHLON TRACE W ELL, husband of E ve ___ Trace ________ lyn Davis well; _____ the ___ un- known heirs of Johannes H. von Schassen, aka John H. Schassen, aKd j ohn Schassen, deceased; the unknow n heirs of M argarita von Schassen, aka M argaret Schassen, tiecesead; the unknow n heirs of Hilda Schassen, deceased; the unknown heirs of Em m a Schas- sen Davis, deceased; the unknown heirs of John A. Schassen, de ceased; also all o ther persons or parties unknow n claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described r i the com plaint herein, defendants: TO: The unknow n heirs of Johan nes H. von Schassen. aka John H. Schassen, aka John Schassen, de ceased; the unknow n heirs of .Margarita von Schassen, aka Ma: garet Schassen, deceased; the nn- known heirs of Hilda Schassen, IN THE COUNTY COURT Ob deceased; the unknow n heirs of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Emma Schassen Davis, deceased; the unknown heirs of John A THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN In the M atter of the ) No. 665 Schassen, deceased; also all other persons or parties unknow n claim E state of Elizabeth M .) Kupvers, Deceased ) NOTICE ing any right, title, estate, lien or in the real property uv dvs- Notice is hereby .vouce nereoy given that the interest ....... ........... .->- undersigned as Executor of the cHbed in the complaint herein: estate of Elizabeth M. Kupyers, , , NAME OF TH E Deceased, , iiaa has filed his final ac- bTATE OF OREGON, You are ms midi uv . ---------’ . . ~ - h p ru h v r x s / i i » ¡» » I __________________i count the County Court of the ere retltiired to appear and State of Oregon for ..............- Sherm an answ er the eomplaint filed again ------ — . County, and that the 6th day of st 71 ? you u in ln the lhe above ab°ve cause on oi November, 1961, at the hour ,f before four weeks from the date 10:00 o’clock A. M. and at the of ,irst publication of thia Courl Room of sakl Court havi: a“ ™mon8 .if w ithin the Unitec fx>en aPP°inled bY said C ourt a? ^ ldtes, and on or before six weeks the tim e and place for the hear*ng lloin the dale the first publi of obJectlons hereto and settle- catlon of lbis summons if outsid« the United States, and if you fail luenl thereof. to so appear and answ er, for want f‘rS‘ » ubllshed- thereof, the plaintiffs will apply lje‘ »» “ e ’ .■ ’ Publlrat'« " Novem to the court for the relief as p ray ed for in the plaintiffs’ complaint, (’HARLES F. KUYPERS to-wit: (1) T hat the defendants and each of them be required to Executor __ set forth their claims, right, title, IN 1HE ( IR< I I f COURT OF interest or estate, n if a any, n y , iu uii in the THE STATE OF OREGON FOR Allowing described real p ro jie rt. SHERMAN <’OUNTY a nd that the adverse claims of tli< LILLIAN SCHASSEN; LUTH- defendants, and each of them, o DA\ IS; EY’ELYN DAVIS anY of them, be determ ined b< TRACEW ELL; ANNA SCHASS- decree of this court: EN CLARK, and M INNIE DORA Tbe NEC« of Section 30 ar. SCHASSEN ECK, aka Minn? 109 acres in the SEU< of sai Dora Schassen Eek, plaintiffs, vs. Section 30, Township 1 Souti: PEARL <M. SCHASSEN, widow, Range ig E.W.M., Shermai heir-at-law and legatee, and de-i I ounty, Oregon, the said 10 visee by virtue of the will of John acres iieing described as foJ lows: A. Schassen, deceased; GUSTAVE H. SCHASSEN, unm arried, RO Beginning at the Southeas DELL J. SCHASSEN, and LIL corner of Section 30, Townshh LI AN SCHASSEN HESS, heirs 1 South, Range 18 E.W.M at-law and legatees, and devisees thence N orth 2,640 feet to th, N ortheast corner of the SEV« o c ”. ' “ ™ ' deceas<“<1- PE A ,(l- M I3/» , r ecU° n 30; thence Wes U 0 2 feet to the E ast line of th, « a y Canyon Road; thence S. 20 < W . 226.7 feet; thence S. 0 # 53 ■ 451.6 feet; thence S. 10* 41 funeral \v feet: thence S. 15‘ 12 service .. 5,4 feet-‘ thence S. 11* 45 Leor.¿rd R Smith feet’ thence S’ 3 ’ 42' E l‘hoi»v UY 6-3135 22°.« feet; thence 6. 3* lg' w The Ihilles, Oregun 351 2 efe t\ lÌ enCe S- 6 ’ 55’ W 351.2 feet; thence S. 88* 47' p OWO feel the place of U g in cmz 'i' thP °f Jobn ' Smi'ii, Callaway Giani vnaP-’ Eastern Oregon Electric Co. Electric Contractors PATTY O’MEARA commericial — residential industrial ESTIM A TES and BID REQUESTS with no obligation u r. a m E A T EL E C T R I C ----------- O'MEARA SU PPLY Wasco Phone 01 2 5402 tng containing 109 acres cept that parcel of land hereto M i r ™ ” 1* 1 and conveyed t in» ;..Church' known as Spauld ng Chapel, and also that cer tain tract heretofore grant* ?or ,0 ‘ ald c b " « t a parsonage. ALSO, the NEI« of Section 31 E W M h ‘ sh S° Ulh’ Range *’ gon ' ' ' lerman County, Ore s?w » be ad Judged and d e c r e £ 7 h a . , h . ,1. (endants and each of them hJv no estaie. right, title nor in te r « n a n<| t0 said abQve (J n ' v „ 1>roi*'rty, " n n :,,fs and th at « the S U tin S Evelyn Davis Tracewell. Ann t ' bi‘"w n Elk’ aka ' i i X ' The Dalles j - Ph CY6-4184 good, valid . ^ l e a ” ^ . ^ , ! f o i e v 'r '" '1 an<‘ each of lb e"> ' ir° m asse™n or cia'ln,inn.J su re you can manage a new model this y e a r! Ask your dealer about LOW-COST FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK FINANCING Tra<ew ehCl'vIMen' '-'^ '> '1 Dav, a n il vi ' Anna bvhassen Ciar ik i vi innie »bua Schassen Eel •dm Minna Dora S-hassen r .v a "d ,ha, ,h e p lainiiîfs* L in ,, Sehaasen. Evelyn Davis Trae, Mmnie Clark- a" Minna D or, ’’assen E ck’ ak q u i e t i in E ck' b m æ , h l n , ani1 10 Kdd land, an, en E v í v 'n , , nS’ L ,nia" Anna t h ' l>a''ls T vaee»eli ■ *-a * b a X " S J * ' ï * « ! ¡ » ‘ lo b i theh j' r n E<lt'' ’æ d*c« * ■r» o ,h ? * and ' ’ elusive own in c o m m o r’u T f 1*11* ’ “ ,enant « O,ro X h^ r ant Rufus News **Th,JU’ ' an<l 'd u lteb le. Jj onLr „VThrUn PU’Z1“hed titled court ma l •*,bov<’ e,‘ on the loth « * an< T h e X ’X ' 1 - untere. d of thl« siimrr flrSl pUbbC«tiO’ « «ms summons is the ri»x • of Octoher 1961 e ldth daj i * » • »»t e u t o « « ! i » U 4 I I M M A 44 * m < o» o hoom e o a fiA x « » H l u lM K I CO W O tAHO M FO R O V E R • 3 0 0 0 0 O F B O O N R B O FV S I BICK a DICK fOr Pl«inBff- -th s U?*0 t Í *r ? ' ashin<ton The DaI1« Oregon 9
