Page 6 Sherman County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, June 28, 19C3
Th< Hi
1 Engbergs have re-
tunic lu
from a weeks vaca
st r
>r h< ne or garde
ti
rí, Portland and the
iast
The order
removed Dim«
June 30— MidlColumbia H o r s
Wo
has been received that
By Mis. I'uul Patrick
from i
I was served. They e|x rt Mr. and
--griete«! list an
show, Condon.
Miss Kay Morehouse, of Wasco,
Zinop
m the resricte
tPlraae call Mr*. Paul Patrick Mrs. McKee in very go xi spirits.
July
is
now attending N orthw estern
Mr. and Mrs. Gary C urtis of
<•! 2-32IM to put Hem« in the
,
7-20—
T
ri
•
County
4-H
j
um nu
JVirtland w ere W asa » visitoi School of Commerce in Portland.
Tbc
W’ w i i im - w i ->.)
pesticides now on the
Camps, C rystals Spring , . Ocht
Saturday. Mr C urtis will teach Kay graduated from S h e r m a n
co
N
ational
Forest.
restricted
list are: TEPP, Para
Mrs. Grace Medler motored to the eighth grade in Wasco and high this year.
15-1 ( Camp W ilkerson Fort
Pendleton, Ore., Sunday to attend will reside in the house previous
thion, Methyl Parathion, EPN,
Mrs. Mae Ruck accompanied
Camp, Columbia County.
the Chamlierlaln reunion. Mrs. ly occupied by Mrs Grace Zev- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn V irtue of
OMI‘A (Schrauan), Systox <Deme-
I 19-20— Baker County 4-H Hot st- I ton», Phosdrin, Thim et IPhorate),
Medlers mother, Mrs. G. W. Hil- erly.
Moro, to Bend last Saturday to
Show.
derb. and was the form er Rebec-1 Mrs. Jennie H erring was much visit her son anti daughter-in la w ,'
DiSy ston, E ndrin of 2.5 p er cent
' 21-27— Farm Safety Week.
ca Chamberlain. Eighty - five surprised early Saturday m orn Mr. and Mrs. John Buck. The day}
and above, Zinophos (O, O-dieth\ 1
men tiers of the family enjoyed ing to find that she was sharing was pleasantly sjient looking over
0 2 pyrazinyl phosphorothioatM ,
the get together, which was held the Ix-auty of her yard and flower Johns' new home and place of
Ethion, Phosphamidon, Methyl
Oregon Revises
In the Bu< karoo Room at the garden with two young does. business. John Is m anaging a Un
Demeton (Meta Systox), Delnav,
Round up grounds. Members of E arlier in the week Mrs. Dehler ion Service station in B end The
DiNitro-OCresol (DNOC), DlNi-
the Cham berlain family came and Mrs. Patrick were hosts to guests were treated to a fine bar
Pesticide Listings
i t.ro-O-Sec Butyl Phenol (DNOSB-
from as far away as Alaska an 1 i several colorful pheasants. They becue dinner in the Buck’s hack-
P), and Endothal of 20 per cent
Oregon’s list of pesticides high- anil ahove.
W ashington, D.C.
| all seem to realize that hunting yarn.
|
ly
toxic
to
man
and
restricted
to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hilber- season Is several m onths away.
brand and family flow to Pendle-1
ONE OF W.VMO’H big iniprov«lent» recently wax the install
use for commercial pu rjo ses was
Frank E. Brown post No. 91,
Public Notices
Dr. Otis G. Kerkins
revised by an order issued Mon
ation of a California t)|H- aw ning at the Town ami Country
ton to take part In th e reunion.
Grill o|M*rutet| by Mrs. Helen Rich.
day by the Oregon Department
Daisy W right of Portland, Mrs. held their last meeting of the sea
OPTOM ETRIST
of Agriculture.
Estate of Harold L. White
Haines of The Dalles anil sister of son W ednesday evening June 19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The revised list becomes effec-
Dufur, w ere visitors of Mrs. Sal-1 | for the purpose of electing offi-
405 E. 2nd St.
| cers for the coming year. The
Sun Eclipse
I tive July 11. Pesticides on this
ly W right Tuesday.
Winn Tuttle Now
(
ffioers
elected
aare
as
follows:
Tel.
CY
6-5362
The Halles, Ore.
In
the
County
C
ourt
of
the
list
are
not
registered
for
sale
or
,
Flossie Haines, Selma W atkins,
Virginia Melser, Anna Jacolxsen Commander, Ray VanGilder, 1st State of Oregon for the County of Over Oregon
Resides
In
Washington
and Elva Dehler attended Friend Vice Commander • I>ewey Thom i Sherman, Prohate D epartm ent
as, 2nd V ite Commander - Pete} Notice is hereby given that the
W estern W heat Associates an
ship night a t the Odell Rebekah
OUR YEAR END CLEARANCE
Macnab, Finance officer - David undersigned has been appointed Saturday, July 20
nounced this week th at W inn T ut
lodge
Rlchelderfer,
Post
Adjutant,
Paul
tle,
recently
appointed
as
the
executrix
of
the
estate
of
Harold
There
will
he
a
partial
eclipse
Mrs. Mae Buck has recently
returned home from a three week Patrick, Chaplain • Denzel Hay I.. White, Deceased, by the Coun-J of the sun over Oregon on Satur W ashington, D.C. representative
nes, H istorian • George Macnab, ty Court of the State of Oregon day, Ju ly 20.
for the grow ers organization has
visit in Indiana. She .Mt-oinpaii-
Seargent-at-Arms
- Douglas Shull, for the County of Sherman, an d '
ied Mr. and iMrs. E arl Buck of
But don’t look a t it if you value taken up his new duties in the
nation’s capital.
,
Menlo, W ashington as far as Service officer - le w is Hastings. has qualified. All persons having your eyesight.
Mr. anti Mrs. Glenn H um left claims against said estate are
Tutti«-,
until
last
m
onth
admin-
«
!
Tern- Haute, w hen- she vh«U«st
The tim e - w orn schoolchild’s
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Russell and Wasco Saturday for a weeks va hereby notified to present th«» pastim e of viewing eclipses with istrato r of the Oregon W heat
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buck. M r.' cation trip to San Diego, Calif same, duly verified as required by the naked eye cost 170 A ustralian Commission, s u c c e e d s Clancy
law, to the undersigned at Was youngsters partial loss of th e ir Jean, who resigned from the
and Mrs. Earl Buck proceeded on ornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanborn of co, Oregon, w ithin six m onths central vision and perm anent re wheat association to serve in the
to Annapolis Naval Academy to
witness th e graduation of their Washougal, W ashington called on fiom the date hereof.
tinal damage in 1959.
D epartm ent of A griculture. Jean
son. Mr. Buck will 1 m » stationed Mrs. Sally W right T hursday ofj Dated and first published Ju n t
There is no “ best” way to look will rem ain in W ashington as a
28, 1963.
in San Francisco immediately last week.
} at an eclipse, says Dr. W illiam feed and grain specialist w ith the
Last publication July 19, 1963. E. Shackleford of Albany.
T hirty special guests of the
upon graduation. Before re tu rn
I governm ent agency.
MABEL W H ITE
ing home Mae also visited with Wasco Relx-kah lodge enjoyed a
A graduate of Panhandle A &
If you m ust indulge your cu r
her cousin Marie E lder and three fine spaghetti dinner at the love
Executrix
iosity, th e safest w ay is to tu rn M College In Oklahoma, T uttle
brothers, Charles, Maurice and ly home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob By Jones & Brown
your back to the sun, hold a piece ; received a m aster’s degree in
Raymond Miller, all of V incennes' ars. The men, after dinner, gath <¡23 Public Service Building
of pinhole - punched cardboard 1 agriculture from Oregon State
Indiana.
ered lxifore the TV to enjoy the Portland, Oregon
over one shoulder, then let the College before associating himself
PIANO OR ORGAN
A cro son ic
Mrs. Mali E verett and Mrs. fights while the ladies chatted. A ttorneys
sun's rays come through the hole with the Wallowa County Grain
Jennie H erring accompanied Mr. The root of the evening was en
onto an o th er piece of w hite card Growers in E nterprise. He se**-
ON
and (Mrs. H arry Van Gilder to joyed at cards. The high scores
NOTICE OF HEAItINt.
board held in front of your eyes. I ved the farm c«x>perative for 12
Hood River, w here they helped going to Mrs Paul Patrick for the
years,
ten
of
them
as
manager,
FINAL ACCOUNTING
The su n ’s image will lx* reflected
celebrate Mr. Ed McKee'a With ladies and to Mrs. Art Smith for,
OUR FLOOR
hut its dangerous infra - red rays until he was appointed to the
birthday, lev cream and cake the men. Mrs. Myrtle Funk ami
W heat Commission in 1961.
All persons having objections will be avoided.
Mr. Sam Brock shared low score to the final accounting of Malcolm
P rior to accepting his new posi
¡Sun glasses o r smoked glass
MATCHING
honors.
Earl McKinney, Executor of the are not completely safe. A piece tion, T uttle resided in Pendleton
Mrs.
Sally
W
right
had
as
week
w
ith
his
wife
and
three
c
h
ild
re
n
.1
Wasco
estate of Minnie W est Cole, de
BENCH
H ow ard
end guests th e Mr. and Mrs H a r ceased, shall file same before the of photo file, over -exposed and I He was associate m em ber of the
developed
over
its
entire
surface,
Oregon W heat G row ers League
22nd day >f July, 1963, at the
Pharmacy old Barnes of La Mesa, Calif.
SAME REDUCTIONS FOR LOWERY ORGANS
Mrs. Keith McDonald motored hour of 10:00 o’clock a.m., which is adequate protection, hut the and was active in the F uture
pinhole
device—
—
esjxjcially
in
a
to
Portland,
on
business,
Thurs-1
GI 2-5262
Farm ers of America, American
| is the tim e fixed for the settle-
i darkened room — yields a well- I
dav.
I merit of said account and tne defined solar image w ithout d a n -; Ix?gicn and Elks Lodge.
M U S IC
Ralph McEwen of A thena has
County Court Cham bers in the j ger.
Ix-en
named
to
succeed
T
uttle
as
Sherman County Courthouse at
Ixxiking directly at the sun any-1
CENTER
Moro, Oregc n, is the place fixed. time is dangerous. F urther, the state w heat adm inistration He
mai / ’ dlm ea rl M c K inney use of binoculars or telescopes will take over his new duties on 1
410 E. 2nd
The Dalles
CY C - 3752
July 1.
E xe cu to r
during an eclipse heightens the
DICK A DICK
chance of incurring complete
The Dalles, Oregon
blindness — which happened to
A ttorneys for the E state
20 Utah view ers in 1960. M agni
Published:
June
1
I,
21,
28
and
fied sunlight can damage the eye
Grass fires are extremely dangerous and July 5, 1963.
perm anently in the fraction of* a
second.
very difficult to control now. The public
NOTICE TO < It EDITORS
“We suggest that O regonians i
i stay indoors between 11:30 a.m.
is warned to avoid any kind of burning
All persons
having claims and 2:30 p m. on July 20. We will
gainst the E state of Win. Due- ( « x|x’rience a 60 jx-rcent eclipse i
throughout the summer months in order ther, deceased, are hereby noti here. The best bet is to read about '
fied to present them with the pro it the day after it happens.”
perly signed vouchers and duly
to protect human lives and property.
verified, to the undersigned, «.he
duly appointed, qualified and act- Seven Infested Trees
itig Executor of the E state of
Property o w n e r s ARE RESPONSIBLE Win
Buether, deceased, at the Found In Moth Check
office of T. Lester Johnson, Attor-1
for cleaning up vacant lots. DO NOT nev at Ix»w, Mon», Oregon, w ithin European pine shoot moth in
ix m onths from the date of Ü1V festations w ere found in seven
iff
BURN!
first publication of this Noth
trees in southeast Portland In the
to-wlt: Ju n e 7, 196.3,
recent survey made jointly by
A rthur C. Buether
employes of the State F orestry
Executor
Departm ent and the Oregon De-
T. Ix-ster Johnson
i pai’tim-nt of Agriculture.
Moro, Oregon
I he survey covered a total of
A ttorney for Executor
98.447 trees In the Portland and
Published June 7, 11. ¡1, an I Salem areas.
1963.
Six of the infested trees w ere
located on residential properties
NOTH E OF FINAL ACUOVNl and the seventh tn-e w as In a
nearby nursery. Only one insect
NOTICE Is hereby given that specimen was found on the n u r
the undersigned has filed in the sery tree.
l\»uniy Court of the State of
All of the infested trees w ere
Any pei son guilty of such an offense Oregon
for Sherm an County, his | destroyed by burning. Also des-
Final Account as A dm inistrator troyed by hurt ng \ ere all of the
will be PROSECUTED according to City with the Will Annexed of the Es pine
trees tha had been In the
tat«- of Leslie F Welib, decer se«!, nursery I o n t e r than eight
and that Wednesday, the loth dav months
Ordinance!
of July. 1963, at ten o'clock a m I. <>«"
\f ie r t
fmdl!
f the infes
sai«l «lay In the court room of the ted trees
general area w i.-
( «unity Court In Moro, Sherm an surveyed
I negative results
GEORGE GEISER
County, Oregon, have Ix-en fixe I How ever, th«- area Is Ix-ing res-ir
by the (\x irt as the time and veyed \\«x-klv for eight w eeks tn
place for hearing objections to ascerta'ti no
Acting Fire Chief
dations have
sai«l Final Account and for the lxx-n mis-sed.
settlem ent of said estate,
The Oregon
The all new Model CH Hillside G leaner combine is stamped ready
rfment of Ag-
T. L ester Johnson
ricultun
irse n
spectors have
and
right by men who know hillside harvesting best
. fanners who
\«!mlnistrator. with the Will
checket!
locked nurser-
have
ust-d and seen this new machine at work.
Annexed.
íes han dlii
pine !t«x*k and the
T I e s te r Johnson
We re ready to show you the latest and finest addition to the already
«lepa rt ment
plactxl some
A ttorney for A<l*ninistnator
famous
“Silver Fleet” of G leaner combines. You’ll see these features
of Its black
tr ape. ustxl for
Published: June 7, 14 Î1 and rapping nig
' j i the Model CH:
Ivin ig ins«-cts, in
28, 1963,
the aroa.
W A SC O
Farm C alendar
ON ANY
BALDWIN
FREE
ROTH
N O T IC E
They’re Here . .
Ready for Harvest
The N ew CH GLEANER
H ills id e S p e c ia l
r
DO NOT START A FIRE
OUTSIDE AT ANY TIME!
W ithout A Perm it
THE LARGEST CAPACITY of any com-
bine available for hillside work — 6,840
sq. In. separating area, 40-inch cylinder,
75-bushel bin.
EASY HANDLING — full hydraulic con
trols with automatic “ multi-rate" leveling,
variable ground spetd, power steering,
Got a pencil handy? O.K.-circle July 10
PLAN AHEAD
O n e I n g r e d i e n t is
»UX«»I
Now-make a note: All savings deposits
made at V. S. NATIONAL on or before
Ju ly 10 earn interest from Ju ly 1st.
That’s high bank interest, plus bank safe
ty. Bill. So open or add to your savings
account by July 10, and earn from July
1st - at full-service U. S. NATIONAL.
C l u m u
to M
Alito C k a la tn trs d e n .rk .
A L L IS - C H A L M E R S
^ A L E S A N D S E R V IC E
Mercer - Ashenfelter
prlc«l«»ai 7 » zAr Hdzrr
«O'IW int« GH»«I
WiDE-TRACK DESIGN and low center of
gravity give maximum hillside stability.
a !?P
• ,et
demonstrat« what the G leaner CH combine built by
Allis t ha 1 mere can mean to your hillside harvesting ease, speed, safety.
on your calendar. Wednesdayt July 10.
Days like this are made for Olympia
Individual brakes, header lift. Optional
hydraulic lif t and vari-speed reel pro
vide quick response to changing ground
and crop conditions for high-quality
threshing.
p ^ t taWWHS
Phone
384
3000
Condon, Oregon