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ASSOCIATION
KOBCITT fCOAitO
Editor and publish?
GRJCTCHErt PLNLA.ND
Ajuoetate rubltahet
NATION Al rOITORIAl
fublWwd Every Thursday and Lnterod at U Pua Offlo at Heppner, Oivfutt. Second CUm Mattet
SutrrtpJon Rates: Morrow and Grant Cmtntfc MO) Year; LI (. ft 50 Year. SJngki CVpy 10 CenU.
the county with virtually no re
strict tun or guidance from
., VrU-i. h. fcJ !id
Like (4 her dutrtct. w hav
our problems and I am ronfl
.i. ii! that If all voters In Ihli
It's lim wmune p-lnted outlpoumy wouM becoms turtle
TO THE
EDITOR .
To The Editor:
NOTICE Of IKO IKI I00CCT
MCETTNO
In mrldnrr with the pro
visions i'f lh "Iiral pudget
Law" IORS 2!f3rfl to rl (31
notice It hereby given that the
budget commlltere of lfeppnrr
Rural Fire rtitit-ilnn DUtrtct
Morrow County. Oregon, In com
pllance with said law prepared
and adopted on Mirth 31. ITt'A
the budget estimates for the en
suing ftwal year July 1. 10 to
June 30 11, a set forth below,
All person are hereby notified
that on Friday, the 6th day of
May. lfl at 8:fK) P. M In the
OM Fellows Hall at Heppner,
Oregon. ld budget eMImate
may be discussed with the levy
Ing board and any person sub
JiTt to the pmjuisrd tax levy or
levies will be heard In favor or
against said proposals
Virginia Wilkinson, chairman
of Budget Committee.
Everett lUrshman. Secretary
of Budget Committer,
CALL 10 BIOS 1 1).- in.i.r of .Sxil. C. theme
Bids wU! b revived at the1 NMherly along quaitrr n-U..n
office of the M'rrw County
Weed Control District, First Nat
lonal Bank Building, Heppner,
Oregon until May 15. for
supplying the following weed
f lit ( lit., i.iiartit -. Mm
rnon tn Sc-tlun 9 ami 16; thenre
Fa'iterly along the Motion line
tM-iArcn Sitifi 9 and 16 to
the Section corner fdmmn to
S. 9, in, 10 A 13. thence North
chemicals,
1. 1.01O i-allons fMer typi ''" '" "t'f.n line U-tween
2.4 D In 30 csllon drum aire H 10 M 4 3 In the
for vaso of handling. Stat type meanoer line or loiumoi iwver;
of Later and pounds of arid per
thenw Westerly along the
meander line of Col. I'lver to
in. present easterly tMiundary of
gallon.
2. 3n0 rsllons Amine
24 n in an eaitnn rimm d fnr.Clty of tkar.lman or
corner or ixt a. rx'c. n
eaa of handling. State pound
of acid per gallon.
3. 16 gallons spreader aticker
material. Stat brand name and
recommended amounts per 100
gallons water.
4. 300 pounds Amine Triozol.
State percentage actual ATZ.
S. 2txj gallons Trlchlsrobenzolc ,
or Polychlorobeimilc acid weed
killer. Slate rounds active mat
erial per gallon.
Price ahould be quoted FO B.
tima Harsnman, memoer or Heppner and at your place of
Bungct i ommiiiee. i tu Hi nets.
Lima Scott, Member of Budget I The Morrow County Weed Con
Committee. trol Committee reserves the rluht
v n a e a r . a & I
t-rma jioyn, .-Mfmocr oi ouukci to reject any or all bld.i and
Committee. accept only that product deemed
runa ana tvpanse csumaisa to them to aatlhfy the roriulre
Clasailicatton lor 1960-Bl ments. Bids mum be submitted
"'"'C ... w in writing before May 15. 1900,
Election Boar.ls oo.OO iu urther Information Is required
Budget Publication 30.00 piCae contact the office of the
Bonti tor ireasurcr iu.uu county Extension Agent.
rostage I ravel ou.uu N c Anderson. Secretary
r.iiiciK-mj ruuu i.wi Morrow County Weed
uoruraci wnn way Committee
of Heppner 5.700.00
Total 6.000.00
79c
Summary of Estimated Expon- NOTICE OT THE OREGON
ditures. ReceipU and Available HHET COMMISSION PUBUC
Cash Balances and Tax Lar "GET MEETING
Total Estimated NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Expenditures $6,000.00 that a public meeting will be
Amount Necessary to held, pursuant to ORS Chapter
Balance Budget 6,000.00 3'. the Oregon Wheat Commls
Estimated amount of p'on Act, at the Pendleton Mem
taxes that will not be orial Armory, Pendleton, Oregon,
collected during the on May 17, 19W, from 1:30 p. m.
fiscal year Including to 3:3o p. m. upon a proposed
estimated rebate on budget for operation of the
taxes 180.00 Wheat Commission during the
Total estimated levy fiscal year July 1, I960 to June
for the ensuing fiscal 30, 1961.
year 6,180.00 At this meeting any producer
Analysis of estimated tax levies! of -wheat In Oregon has a right
Amount Inside 6 to be heard with respect to the
limitation None proposed budget, n cony of
Amount outside 6 which Is available for Inspection
limitation $6,180.00 under reasonable circumstances
Thomas J. Wells In the office of each County Ex
Secretary 8-9c tension Agent In Oregon.
For further information, con
tact the Oregon Wheat Commls
sion, Box 438, Pendleton, Oregon
uatea this 15th day of April
ATTEST: Paulen W. Kaseberg
the NK
T. 4 N..
Kange i'3 K. W. M, thence S
along said city limits to SE cor
ner of said Lot 5; thence West
to the center of Sec. 8 In said
township and range; thence
South along the center line of
Sec. 8 to point of beginning, all
being In Morrow County, Oregon.
The election will be held on
the 19ih day of May. 1960. and
all registered voters of the ter
ritory proposed to be annexed
are hereby Invited to vote upon
the annexation of said territory
to the City of Boardman.
Polling places will be open
from 8:00 o'clock In the morn
ing until 10:00 o'clock in the
morning of said day, Oregon
Standard Time. The jiolllng place
for snld election shall be at the
office of Russell's Shell Station.
Bernlce Kuhn
City Recorder
811c
that our M-f,M. prt.Mrm In this
(lUiity are really the rull of
a curiierstrated effort by the Nat
lonal Ldutattun AlaUon to
'K ii:re elementary and secon
uary public mi1. Complete
MlaliKtlnn could simply mean
direct Federal SuiwTVUlon and
control. All this i In the name
f brlter education for our
hildreii and their trupaganU
Ing Is so cleverly engineered
thnt anyone fpptudng this step
by Mep aorta ligation program,
een at the lal level, might
as well declare himself In favor
of all evil and against all good,
One step toward wlallMn In
our schools was the pa.uage of
Hie School District Iteorcanlaa-
lion bill by the 1957 Legisla-
(ure. It has had the effect only
to confuse voters and Increase
M-hool cokIb. thereby uncovering
supposedly dire need for more
Federal action.
Nevertheless the School Dis
rlct Reorganization Act has, at
est. only very limited applica
tion in this cour.ty. and one
an hope that It will be repud
Irmly Interested, we could take
mre of our problems and our
childen. It would be unwl to
conclude that a Bureau In Vah
intton could do It better. To
permit a socialized achool system
to be forced ujn us could re
kuit In brainwashing of our
children from which It might
take a long time to recover.
Don Turner
Dear Sir:
First, may we commend you
for all the free publicity you
do give to th churches of our
county and especially for that
you've given to us. Thank you
we appreciate it
There needs to be a small
correction made In the last
week's paper under the lone
column, however. Somehow, we
were mistakenly called the "lone
Baptist Bible Church." Since we
are a newly formed group and
we've received several calls on
It. We felt we ahould correct
this. It la Just lone Bible Church.
a non denominational group of
Christians worshipping together
KirrNEl GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April lilKO
mane the program work. The
state and federal veterinarians
have developed this method as a
part of the state federal cooper
ative Brucellous eradication pro
gram to test cull and dry cows
on the way to or during slaugh
ter. ThU tct was recently sue-
efcful!y used to recertify Benton
county, Washington. By using
litis method. 92 of on the ranch
testing was eliminated. Watch
for further Information on the
meeting but mark it "must"
meeting to attend. The meeting
will b held at the Fair Annex
building at 8 p m.
"Government programs for ag
rlculture for wheat" la the title
of a bulletin recently published
by Oregon State College that we
hav heard many comments on
by farmers who have taken the
time to look It over. A well writ
ten bulletin. It discusses possible
solutions to the national wheat
surplus problem. If you have
not seen a copy of the bulletin,
you can have one by writing or
calling at the county agent's of
flee.
iled by the vote's in November land studying the Word of God.
OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALI
NOTICE
COUNTY
ZATION
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, May 9, 1960, the Board
of Equalization of the County
of Morrow, Oregon, will meet
at the County Courthouse In
Heppner, Oregon, to publicly ex
amine the assessment rolls for
said County of Morrow, for the
year 1960, and to correct all
errors In valuation, description,
or qualities of land, lots or other
property assessed by the asses
sor.
The ratio between assessed
and true cash value adopted by
the Board of Equalization pur
suant to ORS 309.034 is 21 per
cent. (The ratio determined by
the Assessor pursuant to ORS
309.028 is 21 percent.)
It shall be the duty of the
persons Interested to appear at
the time and place appointed.
Petitions for adjustment of as
sessments must be filed with the
Board of Equalization not later
than the Monday of the week
following the first week that the
Board is in session.
Harry Dlnges, Assessor
County of Morrow, Oregon
7-9c
STAR
THEATER
Thurs.. Frl.. Sat- April 28. 29
30.
1,001 Arabian
Knights
Stjirrintr th nearsighted
Mister Magoo and Aiaaain
PLUS
Tarzan
The Apeman
Denny Miller. Cesare Donova
Joanna Barnes.
Sua Moil Tuet, May I. 2. 9
A Summer Place
Sandra Dee. Richard Egan
Dorothy McGulre and others.
Chairman
Clancy Jean,
Administrator
NOTICE OF ANNEXATION
Notice is hereby given that
an election will be held in the
following described territory
wmcn is proposed to be annexed
to the City of Boardman, and
said territory proposed to be an
nexed is bounded and described
as follows:
Township 4 South, Ranee 25
L. V. M.
Beginning at the Southeast
corner or the Northeast quarter
of the Southwest quarter of Sec
tion 8, In said township and
range; thence South along the
center of the County Road to
the quarter corner common to
Sections 8 and 17, thence South
along center line of said County
Road to the center of Section
17; thence easterly along center
line of Section 17 to the quarter
corner common to Sections 17
and 16; thence easterly along
the center line of Section 16 to
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
PROPERTY
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
THE COUNTY COURT, DATED
April 6, 1960, I am authorized
and directed to advertise and sell
at public auction at not less
than the minimum price here
in set forth:
Beginning at the corner of
Lot 6, Block K, Royces Ad
dltlon to the Town of Hard
man, Morrow County, Ore
gon, thence running east 52
feet, thence North 200 feet,
thence West 52 feet, thence
South 200 feet to the point
of beginning, for the min
imum price of $10.00.
All of Lot 7, In Block 4. Mor
row's Additions to the City
of Heppner, Oregon, for the
minimum price of $50.00.
THEREFORE, I will on the 6th
day of May, 1960, at the hour
of 10:00 A. M. at the front door
of the Courthouse In Heppner,
Oregon sell said property to the
highest and best bidder.
Sheriff, Morrow County,
C. J. D. Bauman
Oregon
By Lillian R. Sweek,
Deputy
5 -8c
w hen the issue will probably be
on the ballot by Initiative petit
ion
Socialized education would ob
vlate the need for school boards
and local control. Observing
some of the action of school
hoards Illustrates why this soc
iallzaiion process has progress
ed so far as It has. for it spreads
best where there Is confusion
and uncertainty.
The recently approved serial
levy is. in my opinion, a poor
solution to our classroom short
ages. Perhaps as some say, it
Is better than nothing. But why
should the 1200 school children
In this county be saddled with
a mere "better than nothing"
solution? In any event it will
give one administrator approxl
mately $500,000.00 to spread over
We don't know how this hap
pened but we'd appreciate It if
a correction would be made.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rev Mr and Mrs J W Riley
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the office of clerk of
Morrow County subject to the
will of the Democratic voters of
Morrow County at the Primary
election. May 20, 1960.
Thomas J. Wells
2-c (Pd. Adv.)
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby snnounee my can
dtdacv to succeed myself for
the office of county commlion-
er subject to the will of the
Republican voters of Morrow
County at the Primary election
Msy 20. llrtO.
7 Russell Miller
l-(Pd Adv.l
Notice of Candidacy
I wish to announce that I will
be a candidate to succeed my
self for the orrice or tounty
Treasurer, subject to the will of
the Republican voters of Morrow
County at the May 20th Primary
election. . , , ,
Sylvia McDanlel
SO Pd. Adv.
Notice of Candidacy
1 hereby announce my candl-
dacv to succeed myself for the
office of Sheriff of Morrow Coun
ty subject to the will of the
ReDubllcan voters of Morrow
Countv at the Primary election.
May 20, 1960.
u 4. v. aaumaa
(Pd. Adv.)
Notice of Candidacy
I hereby announce my candi
dacy to succeed myself for the
office of County Clerk of Mor
row County subject to the will
of the Democratic voters of Mor
row County at the Primary elec
tion.
Sadie Parrlsh 2
of the project.
The City Council reserves the 0f the livestock operator, sales
County Agent's News
By NELS ANDERSON
A call from Dr L E Boden-
welser, state veterinarian on
Monday of this week resulted
In the scheduling of a meeting
for Morrow County Livestock
Growers for Tuesday evening, I
May 10. This meeting, one of a
series in the state win be lor
the purpose for explaining the!
new ly initiated cull and dry cow
testing program which will pro
vide the means for recertlflca-
tlon of Brucellosis accredited
counties. Explained at the meet
ing, will be the responsibilities
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vl-L IS
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right to reject any or all bids
and accept that bid deemed to
satisfy the requirements of the
City of Boardman. Bids must be
submitted In writing before 8
p. m., April 30, 1960.
CITY OF BOARDMAN
Joseph M. Tatone, Mayor
7-8c
vards and others Involved to
BEST BUY IN TOWN! 3 hours
of relaxation, 20c, 50c, 70c.
Nearsighted Magoo and Alad
din In full-length feature plus
Tarzan. All in Technicolor.
Star Theater, Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday.
INSURANCE TODAY!
Doat risk Ik coitly tragdy ol a vicious hall
storm without lh proltcllon ol Crop Hail Iniur.
one. Com In today.
C. A. RUGGLES
INSURANCE
Phono 6-962S Box
Heppner
611
CALL FOR BIDS
The City of Boardman Is call
ing for bids for the paving of
certain streets in the City of
Boardman as herein described:
TWO SHOT LIGHT BITUMINOUS
TREATMENT
Newell Ave. from East City
boundary Road to lone St. 1275
ft. x 21 ft.
lone St. from Columbia River
Highway to South boundary 825
ft. x 20 ft.
Kennedy St. from Carty Ave.
to Columbia River Highway 860
ft. x 18 ft.
Dodd St. from Carty Ave. to
Columbia River Highway 860 ft.
18 ft.
500 cu. yds. of reject for Level
ing Course to smooth out exist-
ng base material haul and J
place.
The County of Morrow will
furnish all rock materials at a
ortain pit within three miles
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From where I sit ... Joe Marsh
More Than Color Blind
When It Comes to "Red
"Red" DoUn has been f olnf
to paintlns class at night at the
hlf h school. They had an exhi
bition and we all went to see
what Red had done.
Red's painting was one of
the most beautiful there. We
tared at It for the longest time,
then all tgreed it was a paint
ing of a field close to town, and
that It showed a woman In the
distance who looked a lot like
Red's wife. We congratulated
our artist on his work. Red
smiled, thanked us all. and was
quite happy.
When he left. Slim Johnson
noticed the title card br the
painting. It read: "Storm Scene
on The Lake" by Red Dolan.
From where I sit, there are
often occasions when we don't
see what we're really $uppoeJ
to see. Why sometimes we can't
even rerocnlie intolerance
when it roire along. For In
stance. If yon besmdre roe the
right to an rasional glass of
beer, that's as Intolerant as If I
denied you a glass of iced tea.
Why don- we step bark and
take another look at intoler
ance and It for what It U
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