KEfFNCl CAICTTt TlMtS. Tfcursdar. Ortobr It, IMS
Snow Surveyors Ready
For Season to Start
CVfjon cot ti ftrt smmfall
cr the winter in tne ntrn mmin
talna this month, a aicnal tot
snow aurvcy wwkn la trrpar
(ur annual assinnmrnta that
benefit mit OrrnunUna.
The assignment the anew aur.
vryor have Is to measure the
amount of mow ami calculate
Ita water content along ItiS anow
ruurscs acTOfU the state.
The snow courses are strateg
ically located along every moun
tain ranj;e and In every major
watershed of Oregon, except for
the Coastal areas.
Reports from these snow
courses then are used to fore
cast the water supply outlook
for the coming summer.
The Information Is used by
many groups by agencies en
gaged in planning and admin
istering water resources for hy
droelectric power, municipal wa
ter supplies, drainage and flood
control, navigation, mining and
lumbering. Farmers use the wa
ter outlook data in making crop
planting decisions.
Oregon's snow survey super
visor is W. T. "Jack- Frost. Soil
Conservation Service. Portland.
Cooperating with him are the
Oregon State University Agricul
tural Experiment Station and
the State Engineer"! Office.
Wilbur T. Cooncy. acting dir
ector of the OSU Ag experiment
station, notes that the forecasts
have proved to be highly accur
ate nearly every year since they
were staled 35 years ago on a
cooperative basis.
Population and indust rial
growth In Oregon has intensi
fled the need for efficient man
agement of the state's available
water supply. Cooney adds.
The 15 fall water supply-
has just been issued.
It reports that "Oregon's res
ervoirs have the best carry-over
water supplies ever recorded
Thirty-one reservoirs report a
total storage of 2.629.100 acre
feet of water compared with 2,
000.100 last year and a 15-year
average of 1.16,900 acre feet
for this date.
Unless the winter snowfall is
extremely short, the water out
look for 1966 is good. Frost fore
casts now.
A snow survey consists of a
series of about 10 samples tak
en with specially-designed snow
sampling equipment along a
permanently marked line, up to
1.000 feet in length. The survey
or measures the depth of the
snow and with the hollow meas
uring device brtnrs r"re rr"M
section of the snow pack. From
It. water content ts calculated.
The water content may vary
subtantlally from one snow
pack to anothw. It was noted.
The people who make the
snow course measurements are
a varied group businessmen,
farmers, housewives in some
cases, students. Miwt of them
do the Job ear alter year be
cause they like to ski. they Jove
the outdoors, and feel they are
making a worthwhile contribu
tion. KroM explains.
They are paid a small amount
for their service and given some
special training such as how to
build a shelter and survive In
the snow if a storm should hit
suddenly.
For some of the snow coumes
way back In the mountains, per
manent cabin shelters are main
tained for overnight stays. Van
dals damaging these shelters
endanger the lives of the snow
surveyors.
Frost and his staff issue re
ports monthly throughout the
winter and spring montna. ine pose of irrigation ami tne rccia
Public Notices
IN THE COaKTT COURT
Or THE STATE Of OREGON
TO TNE COUNTY
or MORROW
In th Mo1t t WORTH MOR.
ROW COUKTT IRRIGATIOH
DISTRICT
rrrmoN roa the
ORGANIZATION Or AN
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
TO: The ilONORARLK PAUL.
JONES. Judge of the County
Court of Morrow County. Oregon.
We. the undersigned, ivtuton-
era. constituting a majority i
the owners of land, respectfully
represent that each of us l the
holder of title to lands, of one
acre or more, or who are nona
fide entrvmen or claimants to
unoccupied land under the Laws
of the I'ntted Mates, or the Mate
of IVegon. situated within the
boundaries hereinafter des
cribed, all being duly qualified
electors, under the Laws of the
State of Oregon for organizing
Irrigation lldrlcts. and that the
lands within said boundaries
are situated In Morrow County,
Oregon, and are susceptible to
irrigation from a common
source, or combined sources, and
deigned to provide for the con
struction of works for the Irri
gation of the same, for the pur-
water supply summary Is given
for each watershed and for the
state as a whole. The first win
ter report will be Issued Jan.
8. 1906.
In addition. Frost goes eacn
spring to key Oregon commun
ities and makes reports at pub
lie meetings on the water out
look for the area. In short water
years, attendance Is way up but
every year tne rcpons are
watched and used by thousands
of people, he points out.
Little Sisters Club
Studies Etiquette
The Little Sisters 4-H club met
at the lone schoolhouse at 3:30
on October 1& We reviewed
courtesies and introductions and
learned the points of being a
good hostess and a good guest.
We learned how to keep our
dresser drawers neat and clean
by using drawer dividers or box
es. Then each of us covered a
box for our drawer.
Mary Tat McElligott led the
group in a song ana Lori vers-
strom led a game.
The next meeting will be No
vember 11 at 10:00 a.m. and we
will make dish towels.
Doris McCabe,
reporter
mat ion of said lands, hereby
Petition your Honorable Court
as follows:
That It Is the purpose of the
Farra in Exercise
Aboard Kitty Hawk
Data Systems Technician
Third Class James A. Farra.
I'S.N. son of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. (Bill) Farra of lleppner par
ticipated In First Fleet Training
exercise "Ragweed." while serv
Ing aboard the attack aircraft
carrier CSS Kitty Hawk.
The seven-day exercise, con
ducted off the coast of Southern
California. Involved 34 ships of
the First Fleet and several naval
air and amphibious units, com
prising "friendy forces." in aer
ial reconnaissance, surface anti
submarine, anti-air and amphib
ious warfare operations against
"enemv air. rrouna. suriace
and subsurface forces, portrayed
by other Navy units, to Increase
the combat readiness of tne
First Fleet.
Kitty Hawk operates out ol
San Diego, Calif.
Tell the advertiser you saw It
In the Gazette-Times.
I 2r CtLirr m $ I II
1 1 l; Qj Si f
y'rZ if If
undersigned petitioners to orga
nic an litigation IMstrtct. com
piUln the bounded and des
cribed lands specifically des
cribed In Appendit "A" attached
hereto, and by reference made
a part hereof, under the provis
ions of said Ait.
The Petitioners accompany
their Petition with and hereby
present, for the approval of this
Court, a good and sunn-lent
bond In the sum of $25UU),
which is double the amount oi
the probable cost of organizing
District, conditioned that
the Hondsman would pay all of
said ctuds in case said organua
tlon be not effected.
WHF.REFORF, your Petitioners
orav that this Court approve the
said bond, and that said Irri
gation District be organized un
der the provisions of said Act.
and that this Court shall make
and enter an Order, establish
ing and defining the boundaries
of such Irrigation District; de
termtnlng whether the requisite
number of owners of land with
in such proposed District shall
have Petitioned for the f.wma
tlon thereof, and whether the
Petition, and Notice of a time
for the presentation thereof,
shall have been duly published
as In said act provided; and des
ignating the name of said Dis
trict; that this Court pursue to
call an election for the purposes
above set forth, and establish a
continued number of Election
Precincts In said proposed Dts-
rict. and defining the bounda
ries thereof; designating the
time and places for holding said
elections: and to do all things
necessary, as mav be Just an 1
proper under said Law for the
formation of said District.
Dated this 1st day of October.
19t.
NORTH MORROW COUNTY
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
DESCRIPTION
Beginning at the northwest
corner of Section 31. R 26 E. T
5 N. thence southerly along the
section lines to the northwest
corner of Section 19. R 26 E T
4 N. thence westerly along the
section lines to the northwest
corner of Section 21. R 23 E, T 4
N. thence southerly to the south
west corner of Section il. K
E. T 4 N. thence easterly along
the section lines to the south
east corner of Section 24. R 23
E. T 4 N. thence southerly along
the section lines to the south
west corner of Section 7. R 26
E. T 3 N. thence easterly along
the section lines to the south
east corner of Section 9. R 27 E,
T 3 N. thence northerly along
the section lines to the north
east corner of Section 4. R 27 E,
T 3 N. thence easterly along the
section lines to the southeast
corner of Section 31, R 27 E, T
4 N, thence northerly along the
section line to the northeast
corner of Section 31. R 27 K, T
4 N. thence easterly along the
section lines to the southeast
corner of Section 2. R 27 K. T
4 N, I heme noitheily to the In
tersection of th east line of
Section '.H, K 27 K. T 4 N. and
the southerly right of way line
of U. S. Interstate Highway HON
thence wcMeily along said
southerly right of way line to
the Intersection of said souther
ly right-of-way line and the eat
line of Section 21. R 2d K, T 4
N. thence northerly along the
section lines to the northeast
corner of Section 3. It 2tl K, T 4
N. thence easterly to the south
east corner of Section 31. R 20
E. T 5 N. thence northerly along
the section line to the north
eaut corner of Section 31, R 26
E. T 5 N, thence westerly along
the section lines to the north
west corner of Section 31. R 26
E. T 3 N. the point of beginning.
Except for that portion of Sec
tions 3. 7. K. It ;il E. T 4 N.
which are In the West Extens
ion Irrigation District.
Oscar Peterson.
Temporary Chairman,
lone. Oregon
Ft Al
33 3Sc
notice or SHERirrS SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by virtue of an execution
Issued out of the Circuit court
of the State of Oregon for the
County of Morrow, dated Sept
ember 23. I'.aVS. In that certain
suit wherein TUCKER-ECHO
RANCH. lnc a Washington Cor
IHtratlon. as plaintiff, recovered
ludirmont against the defend
ant. JOHN A YOUNG and
mLLEEN L. YOUNG, his wife,
for the sum of $1,710.71. to be
recovered from the lands herein
after described, with Interest
thereon at the rate of t per
annum from September 6. V.H4.
until paid; the sum of S'.Hi.8S for
taxes paid by plaintiff; the sum
of $23 U) for a lorcciosuxe report;
and the sum of 1100.00 as plain
tiffs attorney's fees, and the
turther sum of $79.80. plaintiff's
costs and disbursements in this
suit to date; and a decree of
strict foreclosure against the de
fendants. John A. Young and
Colleen L. Young, his wife, and
all persona claiming any Inter
est In said real prorty or any
part thereof, by. through or
under said defendants or either
of them; I will, on the 12th day
of November. l'.Vo. at the hour
of 10:00 a.m., said day. at the
front door of the County Court
house In lleppner. Morrow Coun
ty. Oregon, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for
cash In hand the following des
cribed real property situated In
Morrow County, State of Oregon,
to wit:
The East Half of Section 13
In Township 3 North, of Range
26. East of the Willamette Me
rldian: EXCEPTING THERE
YOKOM
FROM, however, the Southeast Attorneys for Administrator
Quarter of ssl.l Section 13. AL
SO EXCEPTING!
1. Conditions and restrictions
IiiiimuhhI by Instrument In
eluding the terms thereof
recorded IHcember 3, IS Hi
In ived Hook "U", page 1
executed by Northern l'a
clfle Railway Company to
Malcolm S. Corrigaii, re
serving mineral rights, etc
2. Sulxirdlnatlon agreement
executed bv Northern la
dfte Railway Company to
the State of Oregon, dated
July 1H, I'MIX recorded
August 22. llHvl In Deed
ll.x.k tU), ge 3HI.
3. An Avlgatton Easement
created by Instrument, In
c udlng the term and pro
vision thereof, dated
March 13. HHiJ. recorded
November I. Iii2. In Ioed
Book M. page 42J, rxecut
eil by E'l Tucker, rt ux, to
State of Oregon.
4. Mining claim file I by
Frank Swaggart on March
21. I'.Tvi. recorded in Hook
"B", page .Vl.
Avlgatton Easements and
corrections thereof granted
bv the plaintiff, the de
fendants. Northern Pacific
Hallway Company. and
Frank Swaggart and Hazel
M. Swaggart. husband and
wife, to the State of Ore
gon and assigned to The
United States of America
bv the State of Oregon,
recorded In Deed Recids
of Morrow County, Oregon.
To be sold In one parcel io sat
isfy the plaintiff's Judgment,
costs, attorney's fees and accru
ing costs of sale, and the plain
tiff may be bidder at this sate.
DATE of first publication Oct
ober 14. l'.Mtf.
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff
Morrow County,
State of Oregon
33 36c
3.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
Or THE STATE Or OREGON
TOR THE COUNTY
or MORROW
IN THE MATTER Or THE
ESTATE f GERTRUDE WITH
ER ALL. Deceossd.
NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOUNT
Ita 1S27
Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned, as executor of
the Kstatc of Gertrude Wither-
all, deceased, has filed his final
account In the County Court In
the Stale of Oregon for Morrow
County and that Tuesday. No
vember 23. Hx, at the Hour of
10:00 In the forenoon of the said
dav In the Courtroom of said
Court have been apiolnted by
said Court as the time for hear
ing objections thereto In the
settlement thereof.
DATED and first published
October 21, 193. Date of last
publication. November IS. ltXiS.
Marsh iiarreii. r.xccuior
MOSGROVE. WALTON It
K0T1CE Or FINAL HEARIHO
THE UNDERSIGNED. iul A.
larison, r n unr i
t f R. j. warfleld, ali known
as Robert Jesse Wamei.i, oe
ceased, having filed hi Final
Account and Report a executor
of said estate,
NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN
that County Court ha tlsetl
the 22nd day of Novemter. VA&,
at Ihe hour of 1(1 W A M. In the
County Courtroom of Ihe Morrow
County Courthouse. lleppner.
Moiiuw Coui.ty, Oregon, as the
time and place fr the hearing
and settling of the aald Final
Account and Report and any and
all ohicctlona that may be filed
thereto.
DATED this 13th day of Oct-
ober. 1UUV
IjOUIS A. CARLSON.
EXECirroit. of the Estate of
It J. Warfleld. also known
as Roliert Jee Warfleld.
deceased.
(TURIN FRENCH
Attorneys for Executor
I'. O. Box 1124
lvndleton. (fcegon
34 38o
Tell the advertiser you aaw It
In the Gazette Tlmea.
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Quarter of the Southeast!
34 -38c
DON'T PAMPER
YOUR WIFE
Let Her Winterproof
the Porch with
FLEX-O-GLASS This Year
Any little ldy c eiM-lM a
iMirvh or l)iwrw with ari
t I i:-0-t.l " It's so rnny!
J tut ml witii hara and 11.
uvrr m-rit-iu. Makes a warm,
unlit room, flooded with
healthful Ultraviolet rays.
whi-r tf mi childrt-n ran play all
winter long -or ue as an extra
Utoro rixim. Genuine, crystal
dear H.EX-cM.LWS saves up
to 40 on fuel coat . . . UU fur
years at a fraction the cost of
kIum. Only IK a i. yd. at your
lucal lid w re. or Imbr. dealer.
How to save money regularly.
In spite of yourself
Just ask your paymaster for a
card like the cne above, and fill it
out.
This makes you an official mem
ber of the Payroll Savings Plan,
entitled to all the rights and priv
ileges thereof.
From now on saving money is
no problem. Every payday, your
employer sets aside a little from
your check and puts it toward the
purchase of a U. S. Savings Bond.
Your savings come automatically.
There's no temptation. No back-Udin.
You can get your savings when
you need them. But, of course,,
they'll be worth 33 V more if
- you wait until your Bonds reach
"maturity.
Being a Payroll Saver entitles
you to feel pretty proud of your
self, too. Because your savings
help -protect your country's future
as they help provide for your own.
Why not talk to your employer
and get started saving regularly
this payday? You'll be amazed it
your new perseverance.
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