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PA C E 2 SIIEIIM A N COUNTY JO U RN A L, MORO, OKKOON, FRID A Y , «MTOBER It, 1962 FARM SALK SC H E D U L E D G herm an (fm iuly .flournal G iles C F rem h E ditor 1‘ubilalied E v e r, I » i«lu> at M o ra , O regon Rnlered as »»fund < !•» • m a tte r at I'u a tu fh r e at .Moro, O r i f n n , under o f ( # n | i » u of M a r rh 3, 137*. the A rt n iw s p a m b f u b u $ m«» A S S O C IA TIO N n a t io n a l AsffbcÍATI nunniB.iLXuJ O F F IC IA I. COUNTY P A P E R SUBS« RIPTIO N R A TES 4M F O R E R I -■ < 1 ' OF P I. A NN ING Bob ( h an d ler is a m an, a m an in the A m erican mold. If he is elected to co n g ress be will rep re sent tiie 't*c(»nd d is in e - of Oregon and do it in I,is ow n way w ithout too m uch reg a rd for th e politics seems to be g reat con- fusion as to w hether or not, o fficially the U nited States is anti-com m unist. It is perhaps easy to understand this confu sion as for two decades m any in g »vernment. especially in tiie State Dept. have labored h ard to spread confusion. involved. e d it o r ia l ONE YEAR l l i l ll < II Y N D L K K W.00 Boh C h an d ler is a man because be ch erish es th e in d » ;v n d en ce of ins A m erican heritag e. H e does not w ant to b arte ? i‘ for i»eans, h o w ev er p len tifu l oi easily ols tained. Second d l.tiic t voters should i>e p ro u d to have such a mar. on th e ir l>allo*. C h an d ler calls atten tio n to the m b se rv ien t h isto ry o«' h is oppon ent, Al ( lim an, w ho has m erely Ix en a n o th er D em ocratic vote, fol low ing Sam R a y b u rn c r Jo h n Mc Corm ack and re p re se n tin g them ra th e r th a n th e stc a n d d istrict. It would i>e ch eatx 'r ’o send a blan ket proxy back to W ashington. T hose w ho resp ect th e ir A m er ican h eritag e will ha th rilled by ('h a n d le r’s sta te nent of principles in w hich lie says that he does not choose to ix* a com m on man, socks o p p o rtu n ity , not secu rity , refuse's to trad e in. o p p o rtu n ity for a dole and is not afraid of th re a ts to m ake him subservient. We w ould like to see Bob C handler in congress and f<*«-l su re th at if th at body contained a m a jo rity of his kind I he n atio n ’s dow nw ard path wouid soon lx* re versed and th e na»i n again Ire- com e th e sp iritu a l 1« ader of the w orld instead of ‘h ? m ost m a te r ial. IL looks as if the w ord p lann in g is in tiie process o acquirin g som e had connotation;. T h e re is n o th in g w rong w ith j lan n ln g and surely nothing of im p o rtan ce is acct m pllshed w ithout it. Bu* th ° people w ho a re p ra tin g r.bout plan n in g now davs arc tiio.se w ho w ant to do th e p la n n in g for th e w hole d a rn co untry. Ami usually they h av e mad * no ‘ ucce*» as p la n n ers for thetnselv *s and have no record to qualify them as plan n e rs for anyone cis • F u rth e rm o re w, often iie.tr criticism of the public th a t it re- lu s t s to accept the p.aim ing of th ese potential do g,„>derH. Well, tlx it is noth in g sacred atxnit plans o r planning th at p u ts them alx.ve criticism One of tin- th in g s It« )«)N 1)4)4¿4,1.1 N4i p la n n e rs m ust ¡earn is that If S en ato r M orse’s office announces th e ir plans do not m eet the test of po| u la rity or a re U nsuccessful that th«1 Area Bed. Ve'opment Ad th ey m ust accept the vesjx>nslbll- m in istratio n has approved the ity th erefo re. In e th e r w ords $8,500 “technical assistance con th e re Is n o th in g divine alm ut be tra c t for an econom ic stu d y to d eterm in e die feas.b ility of es ing a planner. We th in k th e re should lx- some tab lish in g a livestock feed lot and q u alifica tio n s fot; plan n ers. W hile meat processing cell cr In Wasco we d o n ’t m ind anvou > sta n d in g on an<l S h erm an counties In O re a s tre e t co rn e r and telling how g o n ”. T he stu Iv will he done by Ore- th is and th a t should lie done or dob.g th e sam e w ith louder o ra gon S tale U niversity and a branch to ry a ro u n d a bur, we do think of the USDA, ari l will t ake six th a t any p la n n in g to lx* taken m onths. J u s t re cently DSL' took o ver a s e ’ K usly should lx* «a«n«- by som«1 on< w ho h as a tta in e d som e o ffi research p ro ject <Il tile sam e cial sta tu s. Fleet,*d ofii« ials should th in g in U m atilla «*<»iinty, a fácil- have the right to m ake plans fo« ity provided by p riv ate persons. tiie public, hut we d u n k th e re is I inatilla < o u n ty L not so far a lim it to th e ir »owee to appoint from Wasco county th a t a new' planners; at least I • h av e them project is needed. Stock feeding accepte«! as Ixmafid'* public plan in U m atilla co u n ty has been n ers T he public can get rid of slowed dow n because of th»' gov elected planners, no ’ the ap p o in ’- e r n m e n t’s u n fa ir practices on feed g rain prices and wiien g o v ern ed ont's. T he nation, and the Matt', Is fuM m ent gels mt of the w ay will go of com m ittees and com m issions ahead. Tiie w ork of demoi..si ra tin g th at w ith busy ty p e w r ite r , and la distent voices plannhi », plan n in g cattle, hogs and she'») can ix* fed pi. imlng. T h ere i.- i tt em endou on the g ra m s and h a / produced in cos to all this and W ithout aid'll- U m atilla county was done th ro u g h th e ac tiv ity of tiie P endleton ilant public good (¡ram (Iro .v ers w ithout benefit of tisfied citlz» som e of thi tlvltv. T hey political hooiidoggilug The resu lts refusi1' to 1. i k, • a.i M h'resiI in of that are av ill ihk ■ to Wasco sehen H'S (I«f llieip lei'’ planile)'S so county. T hat m eans lha, the $8,- the p lami» •rs form i »•ominlitte«' 500 will I h * w ash'd YVha, is .vorst a,»<»o' it is that und gO out on th e ir <»\Ml It is I hi kind (of pi; in n in g the <cibile si:lOllIll il w as iaie uit to h»> WJ Med Thc p urpose heiiind the soou.oon.oon leni n lagnose an 1 deíeat .q p ro p rl allot, for eco i.mnic devel- -nt w -s to buy votes No pro invest igatin nas been m ade e W ase > county m hem»' sine»’ pri s id e n T’ n n u i; applieation for it w as all We would like u |i\«> I»»n- ied: no prop« r in v estig atio n enough to learn w hat history will mad«* ix'fore tills area, inclu- say of I‘ri'sldi'iit K ennedy’s p«»l- miKt prosp«>r«.i..; S h erm an iti n he lt Deni« »!»>»• i»-d in need of Wi líd a le p«'et th«* it in cat<'gor. bad to li«> to get it lie Bom in fo rm atio n Is al- bu die, so the n«'ed for T he Bussiai \ he»“ so m uch tax th at Is w h y federal high; that Is w hy no ie I •'<1 In sound govein- ipport so political an »n, th at is ; n ex am p le ’(>. I. ‘velop th at is a», ex am p le of il dlsiior.esty »lone, to s u \ . w it it t lie con- III espoi'sible lot-al tils aiva tii«' • « sponsible » iti- •nian co u n ty will In- »•in »\ al of this eountv • • • A re c e n t e x a m p l e of c o n fu s io n » p r e id in < w as the ac t io n t a k en r e g a r d in g P eru. A n-w , g o v e r n men t Bcj» wa • about to come in pow-gflkA e r in that na- c. W. Haul«,- tian headed by a group that had r t cr.e tim e bren consid ered c.uite com m unistic, but now, according to State Dept. view s, m e re ly “ lib e ra l.” The conservative P e ru v ia n a rm y leaders w ere app aren tly not so sure on this score, * o a m ilita ry jun ta tool; over. | free, «l.e n atio n -s independent business, voting through the ! N atio n al F e d e ra tio n of Ind e , pendent Business, have o ve r w helm ingly voiced support of this m easure. e e e | I Under intern atio nal postal usage, nations a re supposed to c a rry In th e ir m a ils the news papers, publications, pam ph lets of other nations free. Sev e ra l years this privilege was stopped for Russian m a te ria l, then restored in past 18 months as State Dept. did not w ant to hurt K re m lin feelings. • * a Rep. Cunningham says a Customs B u reau o fficial re ports th a t in a single year, through only three ports, Rus sian propaganda has reached as high as 20 m illio n pieces. • * * In 21 hours, the U. S. State Dept. cancelled th a t portion of the world wide give aw ay funds th a t had been e a rm a rk e d for Peru. A p paren tly the cry of the day was “ m illions for the left, but not on ? cent for the right. • • • A g reat deal of it, he says, is known as “ redefe« tlon m a te r ia l” being directed to peo ple In A m eric a whose heritage is in countries now beidnd the Iro n C u rtain , urging them to come back to glorious com mun- sistn. • • • But the Congressm an finds by his fight on this issue he is not influencing people and win ning friends in the Red circles He reports, " I t has been most • « a enlightening to m e to see how O f course, a few days e a rlie r the left supports the free flow this selfsam e Slate Dept. had of com m unist propaganda into been most active on the H ill this country and a continued arguing that Congress should subsidy by the taxpayers for in nowise lim it the authority such m a te ria l. I have alw ays of the «lepartinent to give more been interested in the attacks aw ay to Com m unist T ito, who they launch on m e p ersonally.” has a lready gotten 12 billion. • • a • * * It appears if com m unism is These m aneuvers confuse the public. But even Congressman to be fought in this country. It Glenn Cunningham is confused w ill be the duty of Congress to He is one of the proponents of wage such s fig h t, as from ov- dence at hand It appears tho a bill introduced last January to stop the flow of Russian State Dept. Is either heavily ! propaganda into the U. S. staffed w ith aomo very colossal 1 J from being handled postage Idiots, or dedicated leftists. ,{f) NIIlui» I r « J « ,» l l ,.n "I ln.1n»-t'l.iil U m ln —» _________________________________ ! High Safety * Tax Sheltered Increasing Growth A nnual growth rate has been running about i5%, exclusive of cash dividends. Now (‘Xpanonig al an accelerated rile , with M'wral new branch offiees in Oregon and W ashington. One to I k * in Pile I)alb"*, in Quarters of tin1 pri'seiit I . S. National Bank. Write or phone collect. J. W. DODD Tygh Valley Ore. ♦ * ♦ ( ♦ Î n total »lejx» >ntm utsi su b es and to tal ational Bank leflected in nev as oi D ates for th e an n u a l Pacific N o rth w e st G rain S an ita tio n sh o rt co u rse have been c h /n g e d to Oc to b e r 23-24 at th e U n iv ersity of Idaho, th e sponsor's announced today. S p o n so rs of th e an n u a l tw o day se m in a r on k eeping g rain sto rag e facilities free of dir*, birds, bugs and ro d en ts a re th e U n iv e rsity of Idaho, W ashington S ta te U n iv er sity, Oregon S tate U n iv ersity and th e Pacific N o rth w e st G rain Deal e rs and C rop Im p ro v em en t Asso ciations. D u rin g th e tw o d a y j discussion topics w ill include sta te inspec to r ’s d uties, elev ato la, fire h az ards, rodents, research , fu m ig an ts, vacuum sy stem s, ae ra tio n sy s tem s, insect id en tificatio n . M O R O C O M M U N IT Y P R K S B Y T E R IA N <’HVR< H O u r C h u rch School 9:45 C lasses fo r all d e p a rtm e n ts Our C h u rch S ervice 11:00 E u rek a Ixxlge No. 121 A.F.AAJif Meets on th e l i t and 2ro A Ih u rsd a y evenings n o n th . V isiting m en.tx-is cordially in v ited to m eet w th m Bill H all, W. M. Irv in g H art, S ecre tary L_“ Pln e R ebekah Lodge No. l i t Meets 2nd and 4th T ues 'l b u <lays of each m onth. Visi* Ing m em bers tvelcom*: Cecil H ockm an, N. G. C lara H ouston, S ecre tary B ethlehem C h a p te r N o? 78 6.E .J, .Mc-‘ts ev ery second T h u rs d aj each m onth. Visiting m em bers invited. Moro Ore L inda Reed, W. M. D orothy H eater. S e c re ta ry M o ro IX iD G E NO. The REAL P E R S 4 IN A L PROPERTY E TO TA L T A X A B L E V A LU E COUNTY TAX G eneral F u n d $10 P er C apita Ri»ad No. 1 C ounty Road No 2 Was»-»» Road No. 3 Moro R»»ad No 4 G rass V allc\ VALUI $ 11.477.23,5 11.177 23., 10.516,420 357,920 326.203 276.692 TO I Al O ffset A pprox-levy 6 2 .8 7.1 7.1 7.1 7.1 4 4)1 N TY TAX 143,690 00 50,180 00 700.670.00 80,420 (K) 14,130 00 285,290 00 1,940.00 4,160.00 920 00 10.00 TO TAL »re th an $4»s >wn above. ed u n d er one 1» iv , breakilow n C o u n ty T a x ext» •till $481,962.- County T a x (In c lin i» th e above) 14 1 $11.477.235 $113.643,1 »8 N o rth 'S h e rm a n Vivt 4) 722 709 C ontrol Di st •nil Itopnslts S4-HOOI. TAX i.» 41? 978 • LEVY D IS T R IC T VALUE 19 5 11.477.235 S c h ifi D istrict «Eleni & Hi mt 8.1 11.477.235 in H igh School D istrict he Da 9.7 1,599,139 D istrict No. 3 rec o r 16 7 3.197,623 D is tric t N o 7 127 1.668,579 D istrict No. 9 13 2 3.94.3.333 D istrict No. 17 10 7 D is tric t N o 23 14)1 Yl from W asco C ounty (Joint S»'h*x»l 't from S tate (T ra iler Tax* P ro rat •t from S tate to S h erm an High, I SCHOOL TA X riete R u ral A No. 9» •ts No 3, 7, 9 and 23 T O TA L VALUE LEVY TAX 28.8 15.5 16.4 $ TOTAL ( ITY TAX 9,394.65 5,547.76 4,537.75 $ 19,4841.16 $ 1,281,410.4)0 1.489,965 (8) $ 11,477,235.04) T 11 $ t 71.158 86 9.181.79 74.666 58 2,541 23 2.316 04 1.964 51 3 3 7 17 17 23 23 722, 09 876,430 2,839,703 357,920 2,719,130 398,203 1.689,869 276,692 1,668,579 TAX 52.3 51.4 ¡I I 73.9 M 9 83.7 52.4 68.8 54.4 37,797 68 45,048 50 165,838 66 26,450 29 149,280 24 27,303 19 88^549.14 19,036.41 90,770 70 $ 634),4)74.81 ......................... EX PLA N ATIO N T4) taxpayer been a s s ^ n e J ^ a n laccSunt n u m b e r i T i s ‘ show n*’o ^ v 161.829.01 Shnrfm? n C o u n ty h*> of y o u r nam e and ad.ircss ami should ^ u ^ « ? by v^u in f . JUSt Ieft ce rn in g y o u r p ro p e rty e ith e r to th e A ssessor o r S heriff T his n » ^ ^ 1111" Ca?lo n s *:Xi n ' m ap n um lier and is m ade up from th e «le<«>r.ntiT*n r .»Th 8 num f* r co n sists of th e «Tow nship and Range). d escrip tion of the area covered by th e m ap # 163,142 31 $ 161,82° 01 6.*0 41 N u m b er and i s ‘th e actual n u m ^ V ^ s ^ ^ voLr p r ^ r t v ^ t h X° Ur A ccount by th e m ap T his n u m b er refers to a pubUc r e c 6 n H n t h r K L i £ 7 * evened as the “Official Tax Lot R ecord”. T his r ^ n l X ?w » ? . U t a n ^ T r s ° ffice know n p ro p erty as tak en from y o u r deed. ' detatle»! d escrip tio n of y o u r w h ie V X > m t^ a groim u h i h Nl,ni>* r ” th e Code d u m b e r I \ \ $ 223.804'» 08 92.94x5 60 15,511.65 53,400 30 21.190 95 40.198 40 21.012 20 $ 168.113.18 1.068 49 3.946.17 I 12.094 26 » 485.221.10 * 19,716 69 T A X L E Y Y BY ( O D E A R E A S F O R A L I P l ’ K P O H H w S< 114)01, D IS T ........... 1 1 R IO S E S VAL E levy TOTAL TAX $ 654),074.81 Total T axable V alue 11,477.235 Ä 0 ? ° taì $ 650,074.81 Total Ivocal V alue 1000 9,987,270 % °u fe00? 1, TaX 567,456.04 Total Real Value 87 3 8,705.860 m ? !!C a r°P e r l-v Tax 493,710.10 T otal P erso n al V alue 75 9 1.281,410 »•in ner, S ,1 P ro p e rty T ax 73.745 94 P ublic U tilities V alue 11.3 1,489,965 __ ■ it ^rtblic U tilities Tax 82,618.77 127 z, , r, . , B E t ’A P IT U L A T IO N G eneral F und, Road Fund, $10 P er Capita $ 161,829.01 R u ral School D istrict 223,806.08 S h erm an H igh School D istrict No 1 92.965.G0 Local School D istricts 151.343.50 C ity Tax 19,480.16 N orth S h erm an V ector Control D istrict 650.44 G ain on E x ten sio n .02 total county tyx Í 630.4)74.81 TO TA L TAX TO BE COLLECTED BY S H E R IF F 1,313 33 te (T ra iler Taxi NOTICE TO CR ED ITO RS All persons h av in g claim s against the E sta te of R o b e rt B. Brow n, deceased, are h ere b y n o ti fied to p resen t them w ith th e pro per vouchers and duly verified to th e undersigned, th e d uly a p p o in t ed, qualified and actin g A dm in istra trix of the E sta te of R obert B. B row n, deceased, a t the office of T. I .este r Jo h n ion a tto rn e y at law, Moro, Oregon, w ith in six m onths of «he first publication of th is Notii'e, to-wit. S eptem ber 21, 1962. L ena C. Brow n A d m in istra trix T. L ester Johnson Moro, Oregon A ttorney for A d m in istra trix Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5 and 12, 1962 S 326,203 357,920 276,692 3-2 3-1 7-2 7-1 Wasco 17-2 17-1 Moro 23-2 23-1 G rass Valley 9-1 $ N,7(I5,84»4).O4I 422 8669 963 752 2847 S heep Sw ine P o u ltry M iscellaneous NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN , th a t th e F irs t N ational B ank of Oregon, A d m in istra to r w ith th e W ill A nnexed of t h i E sta te of Jo h n S tephen T aylor, Deceased, has filed in the C ounty C ourt of th e S tate of O regon for S herm an County, its F in al A ccount, and the C ourt has set the 20th day of N ovem ber, 19(i2, at 10:00 o ’clock a m., in th e office of th e C ounty Ju d g e of S herm an C ounty, Ore gon, in th e C ounty C o u rth o u se at Moro, Oregon, as th ? tim e and place for th e settlein« n t o f said accounting and for h ea rin g objec tions to the sam e, if any. F IR S T NA TIO N AL BANK OF OREGON, A d m in istra to r w ith th e Will A nnexed ot Jo h n S te phen Taylor, Deceased. By T roy T h ornton A ssistan t tru s t O fficer J. T racy B arton T he Dalles, Oregon A ttorney for th e E sta te Oct \ 12, 19, A 2G. 1962 TO TAL CODE 51,630 00 6,853,510.00 632.810.00 1.167.880 00 $ C a ttle NOTICE OF F IN A L H E A R IN G 236.53 VALUE PROPERTY ag ain st th e E sta te of M aggie B a r num , deceased, are h e re b y n o ti fied to p re se n t th e m w ith th e p ro p erly signed v o u ch ers and d uly verified, to th e u ndersigned, th e d uly appointed, q ualified and actin g E x ec u to r of th e E sta te of M aggie B arnum , deceased, a t th e office of T. L e ste r Jo h n so n , A tto r ney a t Law, Moro, Oregon, w ith in six month*} from th e d a te of th e firs t p ublication of th is Notice, to-w it: S ep tem b er 21, 1962. H en ry B arn u m E x e c u to r T. L ester Jo h n so n Moro, O regon A tto rn ey for E x ec u to r Sept. 21, 28 and Oct. 5 and 12, 1962 CITY TAX CITY $ TOTAL YAH L & E P a in t Shop: In te rio r and e x te rio r D ecorating — S pray P ain tin g . ED 3-2273 G rass Val ley. 12-tfn STATE W ID E P A IN T CO. com plete p a in tin g and decorating service, sp ray or b ru sh . P hone CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-52SJ, 1205 E. 12th St. V ern Cam pbell and ind Jack Null. T he Dalles, Ore. 1-1-63 Offset from S tate (T ra ile r Tax) SI M M .lIll OF A SSESSM EN T R O LL R e a l P r o p e rty P ersonal P ro p e rty M erchandise and stock in trad e F u rn itu re , fix tu re s and eq u ip m en t F arm m ach in ery and eq u ip m en t O th er m ach in ery and eq u ip m en t H orses Moro, Oregon A tto rn ey fo r E x ec u to r Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5 and 12, 1962 ADS Moro Wasco G rass Valley SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON I I I I . H IE S I.O .O .K , D a lle s, O reg on and Summary of Assessment Rolls for T. L e ste r Jo h n so n LIVESTOCK Men • Do it youi self • “A nchor B ran d ” A nim iicd»in rro d u c ts , penicillin, and In stru m en ts a re available at y o u r Co-op Oil and Supplv at T he Dalles PC« t fn Leon« rd R. S m ith I ’ lio v e C l 6-3135 E x e m p t» Robert V. Rolfe Executor FOR SALE: Aloha bouse trailer. Max Brow n, G rass Valley 56-51p W A N TED : Old Ttyle round d in ing table. Mrs. Iva Dams. Moro. 50c Tw o people for ro u te w ork. One p a rt tim e ojiening, Man or w om an, p erm an en t. Can m ake $3 50 to $5.00 p er h o u r o r more. W rite Mr. Stetson, P. O. Box 4014, O akland 23, Ca’if. 49-50p FR A N C H ISE D - F ord & Allis C halm ers — T ra c to rs — G lean e r Com bines — B alers — Owa to n n a S w ath ers — Sales, S er vice & P arts. B eliany T ra cto r Co. T h e Dalles, Ore. 49c-tfn FOR SA LE: New A. C w heel tra c to r 149 cu. in. m otor, 3-point h itch , $2390.00 and a free tr ip to Chiicago. A free trip to Chicago w ith an y new A. C. w heel or c ra w le r trac to r; »959 chev.; 2- ton, 2-speed tru ck ; 1959 GMC i-ton, duals; used 14 foot dual w heeled sw at her $1450.00. Bel- lany T racto r, T h e Dalles, Ore. 49-2c DRESSM A K IN G and m in o r a lte r atio n s JO 5 32 15 47c-tfn W A N TED : To rc3 t garage gor car. Call K ennv at C ushm an E q u ip m en t. 49-51c W IN K -G O L D E N D A L E SALES fu rd , G oldendale, W ash has <11 auction ev ery F rid ° y a t one o'clock. W e have th e m a rk e t if you have th e livestock. G u ar an teed top p rices F ra n k W ink CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G five d ays a w eek. C ustom curing. M eat cu ttin g , w rap p in g , sh a ip freeze. K en n y 's M arket. G rass V a lle y C a ll ED 3-2315 for ap p o in tm en t. 23t.‘ C lia n J funeral v iia p e i SERVICE Abstract of Taxes Payable in 1962-63 P I I I I l( 113 W ANT Smihi Callaway L ands inside co rix irate lim its L ands o u tsid e c o rp o rate lim its Im p ro v em en ts inside c o rp o rate lim its Im p ro v em en ts o u tsid e co rp o rate lim its All p erso n s h av in g claim s ag ain s t th e E sta te of C lara E. Rolfe, deceased, a re h ereb y notified to p rese n t th e m w ith th e p ro p erly signed vou ch ers and d u ly verified, to th e undersig n ed , th e d u ly ap pointed, qualified and a c tin g E x e cu to r of th e E s ta te of C lara E. Rolfe, deceased, a t th e office of T. L e ste r John so n , A tto rn e y at Law , Moro, Oregon, w ith in six m o n th s from th e date of th e firs t publication of th is N otice, to-wit: S ep tem b er 21, 1962. to report that few casu alties like 19412 h u n tin g season T h ey have found you th » w ith 22s are cau s NOTICE TO C R E D IT O R S All p erso n s h a v in g claim s ing m ost of the dam age th is year. Meets 1st and 3rd T ue* '- J J * d a y s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- n e n t and visitlrq; brother? 1 « o iu iaiiy inv.t«*d Floyd lla ir.e s, N. C. Leo W atkins, S ecretary Phone 611 Ml»l-< n lu in h L i M g r, W illia m .1. C o llin s A Co. A ll s » .«'iiiit |,>s M arkets G ov«*rnm ent Bonds a T a x T O I XI U S. Nat l Bank Still Increasing Size GRAIN’ G R O W ER S TO M E E T T a y ln r I/O D G E A. F. A a T M Wasco, M eets th e firs t .» I uesday of each m o n th . V isiting b re th e rn welcome. F ra n k D. Reid, W. M. \ ern o n Root, S ecretary EQUITABLE SAVINGS ft LOAN ASS’N STOCK Details on request NOTICE TO C R E D IT O R « One of th e first public auction - o f farm eq u ip m en t and an im als w ill be held in th e flat above th e H arm o n y G ran g e hall S atu rd ay , O ctober 20 w hen Max B elshe w ill sell his farm eq u ip m en t at public auction, F ra n k W ink d o in g th e c ry in g Mr. B elsh e’s lease on th e M orri son land has expire»! and his o th e r holdings are not large enough, he says, fo r him to co n tin u e w ith an o u tfit as in clu siv e as he has. T he sale will begin at 11 o ’clock and th e re w ill lie a free lunch at noon, p re p a re d by th e ladies of th e H arlan d v iew G range, all in ac co rdance w ith th e old custom Ma T h e phone com pany is please»! ch in ery , tools, h o rses an«l hay till» m e tu rn in g up »luring the a re included. i th is notice you will find th e b rea k -d o u n of v«uir riw«LIv < You m ay d eterm in e th e am ount of m oney going to each »7 ," g ,h e , „ , n g d w n c , n u n ag e hy -he l l . h .» s » R K T , ItX 111 « « TAX HTATKM RXT TO AND TAX COLLECTOR AT THK T IM E O F I h ereb y ce rtify th a t th e assessed v alu atio n s tax h erein are th e full and com plete copies of th e o i t i n a D office and In my custody P o riginals a* ? e U x moW3r- ° n »?'V *axin,? districts. TH K H H K R IP P PAYM ENT » . £ nd a x e s ~ t fo r,h th e sam e a p p e a r In th is Dated th is 4th d ay of S eptem lw r 1962. R. I) ’’D ick" Page 'm an C >unty A ssessor
