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FAG U 3 HIlERMAN COUNTY Moro Personals JOURN IL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 19C1 Neck ci&ina are good Tylar. Nett pjagam tp be in- Some producers usO a double tailed liter rji Verona Root entry system with their calving secretar, and J’ack Metriä, îi. William G. Kranuir, die ¿el tech County Agricultural Age»t records. In one case, the cow’s aro nology, GPA 3.687 made .he hun by runline Brough or roll for the fall term at OTI, Livestock producers in Sher listed in numerical order, and in Mi -.r.u .«li Ait&ur Sargon*. man County were requested to the second case, the calves are Klamath Falls. . l*3llli 7wllll<l«.l â n- i .:i Thursday ter CorvallB. Where The Moberg Christmas letter make appointments for Bang's listed In numerical order, Each girl from Brazil i : a holi ii< ¿ p e n t the Chistmas holiday day .u- t of Mr. ami Mr-i Hildred with their son in law and daugh- tells how that grown family is vaccination. Arrangements can be list is cross-indexed, with the Zell »he is attending th.e Univer ter, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles getting along. Kathryn, Susan, made through Dr. Milt Skov, calf’s number listed with its dam. sitv i Oregon on a sc holarship Neville and cildren. Joan and Georgia are married and Pr*vate veterinarian; Dr. Pete and the cow number listed with by the Federated Women’ ■ Due to the absence of Den Mo- Audrey is a junior at the Uni- ^ udenberR, state veterinarian at its calf. versity of Oregon. Jim and Bill or the Sherman coun- Livestock 4-H Scholarships and has already graduated ther Mrs. Joy Riehardt, Mrs. are both working for additional ly extens*°n office. Thirty-six $25 scholarships to Mark White, assistant Den Moth Rio de Jenerio which is her home er.was in charge of the meeting degrees at the university and Mr. Feetlin« Pregnaut Cows the 1962 4-H club Summer School The name, incidently, is Swiss. Moberg teaches at Knappa while ,naj°rity of the growth of will be awarded by Safeway of Den No. 3 of the Cub Scouts P. M Morse of Eugene is here Tuesday, Dee. 19. The meeting Mrs. Moberg keeps watcn on the the fetus in beef callle takes Place Stores, Inc., to 4-H membeis with absent children. in the late part of the gestation outstanding livestock breeding for the holidays with his daugh was held in the social rooms at ter. Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg anil the Wasco Methodist church, and Mr. and Mrs. David Moore and Penod Al Ibis Ume it is particu projects, One scholarship is of- family, still hale and hearty at 85 the boys spent the time making children left Christmas to spend larly important that a cow be fered to each of Oregons’ 36 the holiday with ner mother at given adequate nutrition, from counties. The Tuesday Club met De«'. 19 Christinas gifts for their parents, Livestock members who havj Multnomah where all her family the standpoint of both eneigy and at the home of Mrs. Hildred Zell and singing Christmas carols breeding projects and are eligible protein. gathered. on Fulton canyon road. The after Boys present for this Christinas Good quality grass hay will for 4-H summer school may make Mr. and Mrs. Carrel Bennett noon was spent in playin ’ bridge, meeting were Joe White. Bill/ and son, David, spent Christmas meet the requirements if it is application to their county exten though because of so much illness Ntsbet, Danny Rlchelderfer, Dan here with her mother, Mrs. Havie full fed. However, if there is a sion agents. The 4-H summer among the members, an I the in ny Richards and Billy Swntt. The Brisbine. He helped local Masons shortage of hay, it may be neces- school will be held at OSU Jan clement weather, present were boys enjoyed Dixie cups, cookies, ami candy canes for refreshments. install new officers Tuesday sary to supplement the cow's ra- 11 to 16, 1962. This award program was start A red and white color theme William Beers of Rufus, sister of only enough for one table of plav. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Broughton night, being, himself an exmaster tion with other sources of energy Mrs. Mabel Haven won 'he prize of this lodge, before moving to or proteins. Feed grains generally ed in 1946 with 34 scholarships was carried out in the recent the groom, matron of honor; and for high score. Others present to left Saturday for Edmonds, Wn , are not recommended for beef awarded that fall to the 1947 sum wedding of Peggy Alberty and William Beers, best man. Nancy where they spent the Christmas Lebanon. cows. But in cases of emergency, mer school. During the past 15 Jerry Miller, at the home of John Alberty, cousin of the bride, lit enjoy the afternoon were Mrs. weekend with Mrs. B rnghton’s Mr. and Mrs. Bon Christianson Art Smith, Mrs. R. M. Johnson brother anil sister in law, Mr. and and family were here to spend it may be necessary to stretch years 477 4-H summer school E. DeMoss, December 16. The the candles ami Johhny DeMoss anil Mrs. Harry Van Gild« r. ceremony was solemnized by Rev. scholarships have been e warded the existing hay supply so these Mrs. George Lyons and their two jr. ushered. Christmas with his parents, Mr. The wedding music was played Mr. ami Mrs. Gordon Harpe.1 children, Carol and Steve and Mrs. A. B. Christianson. They cattle may be wintered without by Safeway Stores to livestock Ernest E. Goodenberger. Poinsettias and white tapers by Janice DeMoss who accom drove to Portland late last Sun losing an excessive amount of club members with outstanding live at Pullman, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lane and centered a holly and candle ad panied Arlean DeMoss, soloist. livestock breeding projects. day (Dec. 17) and spent Monday three children left on Saturday. Another native son now resid weight. vent wreath on a fire place man A breeding project is one in Cottonseed meal may be the ing in Washington was here for A reception was held immedi and part of Tuesday doing some They will spend the ho'ldav H Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin most desirable source of protein which the 4-H member keeps fe tle. ately following the ceremony, last minute Christmas shopping Seattle with relatives. In the wedding party weie Mrs, Balsiger and children were down supplement. Three-quarters to a male animals for the production Arriving Friday to spend the with the wedding cake flanked by They plan to spend the holiday Monday returning to Kennewick pound of cottonseed meal dally of breeding or market animals. white tapers, gracing the lace weekend in Salem with their soil holidays with the Marx White He may sell the offspring or may will take care of the protein re and daughter in law. the same day. family was Mrs. Lovelnla Randel keep some or all of his breeding prove farm income and reduce covered table. Harold Winegar, game blologis* of Grandview, Washington. Mrs. Grace Medler served at the Mrs. J. C. Freeman came home quirement, as long as the cows animals to expand his herd or the cost of the government. from the hospital a day before get a fill of lower quality rough- flock. Most 4-H herds and flocks Clowers reported some of the coffee service, Mrs. Floyd Lane, In charge of this area, now living As these Items are being noted following points adopted as pol aunt of the bride, served at the at I i inev ille, was in Wasco on the sun is shining, and we sincere Christmas after some repair work age. have been developed In this man Good quality legume hay will icies for the national Farm Bu tea service, Mrs. Sam Alberty, official business early in the ly hope that all those in the com on her broken hip. Her children take care of vitamin A ner. Many commerical and pure reau: DThat Commodity Credit aunt of the bride, served the wed week. He reported very little munity who are or have lx?en ill. were here with her for the holi normally bred livestock producers got their day. Neal from Eugene and Mrs. requirements. However, it may be start with a 4-H herd or flock. corporation holdings, especially ding cake and Miss Julia llayer snow, and comparatively nice will lx? up and able to enjoy i necessary to supplement a ration weather in Prineville. happy holiday. Happy New Year Greta Wiley from Hermiston. Oregon boys and girls were en in feed grains, not be used to de served at the punch bowl. Miss to all! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gooden- with some synthetic vitamin A. rolled for 11,333 livestock pro press market prices below the Darlene Gochnauer wus in charge Tuesday, Dec. 19. Taylor lodge berger drove to Portland Friday Production Testing jects m 1MU These included 2.1H3 support level. 2) That a voluntary of the guest Ixjok and .gift table. No. 99 AF & AM, hehl a special « tu n OF IIIIN KS Proper identification of calves sheep, 2,050 dairy, 1,994 beef. land retirement program with to meet their daugnter, Dorothy, The bride is the daughter of meeting for the propose of install I wish to thank all my friends who flew In from Lewistown, is one basic essential In the pro 954 swine, 524 rabbit, and 102 emphasis on the retirement of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Alberty of ing new officers and to conduct a Montana where she is teaching duction testing program with lieef dairy goat projects. Other live whole farms on a competitive bid Moro. Parents of the groom are candidate through the EA degree for the lovely cards, notes, flow ers, for the visits and other acta school, for the holidays. Other cattle, as well as with sheep. stock projects are horse and dog. basis for periods for not less than Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller of New officers included Frank Reid of kindness shown while I war three years be enacted. 3) That Condon. guests at the manse for Christ Calves may be Identified in a General Weed Control W. M.; John Hilderbrand, Sr In the hospital. Thanks so much. mas were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vir number of ways. It appears that Weeds and grasses in patches federal marketing arders be prac After a short honeymoon to Warden; Hildred Zell, treasurer; Lloyd Royue the metal ear tag is the most tue and daughters and Mr. and around buildings, on ditch banks, ticed on a local or regional basis, Portland and the Washington Doug Shull, Marshall; Harlan i Mrs. Martin Zimmerman and suitable. There is an open-end and along roadsides constitute and that they not lx? used to con coast, the couple will make their McDonald, chaplain; Richard Ski 4 H CLUB NEWS plastic tag that also works ex one of our big weed problems. trol production of crops. children. les, jr. deacon; Bill Broughton, The Knitting Knitters under home in Moro. Clowers said the delegates ex T he b rid e is em ployed at th e jr. steward; Gordon Hilderbrand leadership of Lavelle Dormaler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin, tremely well. Although it is not Such growth is not only unsightly Donnie and Marcia, Mr. and Mrs. necessary to have the exact bir but increases fire danger around pressed strong backing for the ASC office. T he groom will leave met Wednesday Dec. 20 at 4:00 p. Kenneth Martin and LeRoy, Mr thdate of commercial calves, it is buildings and serves as a constant administration’s program of ex Ja n u a ry 9 for the Navy. Both th e m. at the Al Dormaler home. and Mrs. Dale Badge*, were highly desirable. source of contamination for new panded foreign markets for agr'- bride and groom are gra luates of First we played a game, then Z E N IT H r 7 With the identification of calves cultural crops and a freer com S h erm an H igh School. Christmas eve visitors at the weeds. sang some songs. After that we Sales & SEHVlCi Simazine and Atrazine are new merce between nations. Bernard Martin’s new nome in it is also imperative that the cows opened our presents, thfcn had re be identified either by name or soil active chemicals for the con Grass Valley. freshments and everybody told SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Moro phones increased some 15 by number. In large herds, num trol of many weeds. These chemi the other people what »hey they Call ANDY PAULSON got. Then everybody left. in 1961, raising the total number bers are a necessity. There is a cals, even at low rates, do an Telephone .Hi 5-3513 now serving the area to 271, ac plastic tag that goes inside the excellent Job under Sherman Arlene Dormaler, reporter cording to Pacific Northwest ear. This seems to be the most county conditions. When used a3 Bell’s local manager, C. P Horn. desirable one at the present time. soil sterilants along ditch banks, fencerows, roadsides, or around Mrs. Frank Sayrs came home buildings provide effective con from a Portland hospital Wednes day with her back In much better trol for one to five years depend condition than before. ing on rate of application. In Eastern Oregon and other Mrs. Frances Henrichs and her areas, particularly In regions hav daughter, Maxine Henrichs of i l l tile old dental office i l l the M oto Ilote ing an annual rainfall of about 15 Yuba City, California came up last week to spend the holidays inches a year, Simazine probably will give the longer period of ef with Mrs. Henrichs’ son, Lloyd All new equipment fective control. In regions under Henrichs and family. Electric Contractors 15 inches of rainfall a year, atra COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN zine would be the chemical of commericial — residential HOTEL BEAUTY SALON CHURCH choice As the soil becomes In Ernest C. Goodenberger, Pastor industrial creasingly heavy, however, atrs- 9:45 Church School zine would be the product chosen ESTIMATES and BID Georgia Powell Classes for all age groups for use because fo its heavier sol 11:00 A. M. Church Service REQUESTS ubility. Throughout most of the The sermon a New Year’s theme JO 5-3231 Eastern Oregon region, the mos* with no obligation “Untrodden Paths” effective time of application of 6.00 p. m. Westminster Fellow E L E C T R IC H E A T either atrazine or simazine is in ship. early winter when advantage can Retain your good health right through your later years It 10— 12 Midnight. New Year’s O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. be taken of the winter moisture may be necessary to give the body some extra care, but this is Eve Fellowship—games, re to carry the chemicals into the Phone GI 2-5402 soil. simply routine. More attention to diet and rest can be helpful freshments and closing with a Wasco — and moderate exercise is essential. Communion service 11:20 to The Dalles *b. CY6-4184 One of the great advantages of But most important is regular attention by your Doctor. He 12:00 p. m. either material is the fact that w ill guide you in the use of necessary medicines, which should they are rapidly fixed In the soil be taken only at his direction. He w ill prescribe only the and show little tendency to move best medicines, such as those of Parke, Davis A Company. with surface water. Another ad We invite you to bring your prescriptions here promptly, as vantage is that these materials w ess Hadley we are prepared to serve your every pharmaceutical need are practically non-toxic and do General Remodeling This extra care can do much toward making old age your not create a fire hazard. The low most healthful and pleasant years. toxicity of these two cnemlcals MAC 0 LAC is a yeast and Vitamin Supplement Floor Covering permits their use A-here livestock Counter Top is likely to have access to the for Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry and Horses treated area. Cabinets County Ramblings Waico News New Beauty Shop Eastern Oregon Electric Co. PATTY O’MEARA YOU CAN ENJOY» ■ GOOD UÈ A LTH IN OLD AGE . Scientific Feeding w ith MAC-A-LAC MORO FLOOR COVERING M akes F atter A n im als WASCO PHARMACY See Wess at Moro Floor Covering Phone Moro — JOrdan 5-3624 Sherman Theater FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2‘J—30 Clowers Reports On Farm Bureau Convention Wiley Clowers, president of he Oregon Farm Bureau federation, said after reutmlng from the AF- BF convention In Chicago, "The policies of the American Farm Bureau federation are basic to the Individual’s freedom to farm in this country.” Clowers reported that Farm Bu reau took sharp issue with Secre tary of Agriculture Freeman, who spoke before the convention dele gates. Freeman challenged the Farm Bureau, claiming the Farm Bureau program would actually cut farm Income. Clowers said that Charles B. Shuman, president of the Ameri can Farm Bureau federation, ac cepted the secretary’s challenge to present a program that will lm- •ns blet the family fo limif f be coti lo ih need« or witbet. PHONE GI 2-5262 that aid home grown feeds fatten stock. CATTLE: HOGS: It cut" down waste, builds stronger frames, prevents disease, increase» the calf crop, curtails scours. Keep them growing, produces bigger lit ters, helps put on the fat faster. HORSES; Make them fat and slick. I’OI LTKY: Grows chicks faster, healthier, pre vent" disease, MAC 0 LAC contains Vitamins, Minerals, Rufis Rumen, Concentrate and Ferro and also the trace minerals that help animals grow and keep healthy. Can be fed with grain or as “ free choice”. Keeps animals quiet and contented. WESTERN YEAST PRODUCTS CORP. Yardley, Washington AGRI-CHEM, Inc. Wasco. Oregon I )i"trihutoi"
