Sherman County journal., January 25, 1946, Image 1

Official County Paper
Fifty-Eighth Year No. 12
Women Hear
Review o f Book
A t Meeting
A column o f now»
About Government,
Breakfast Club
Snow and Rain
Starts Where It
Soak Into
Left Off In ’43.
Unfrozen Earth
The Moro Women’s dub n»et
January 18 at the cki> rooms.
The literature and drama oom-
January Nearly To Normal
Politics and People
mi&tee, composed of Mrs A. Dou-
Despite Two Dry Weeks
xna and Mrs Lewis McKee, was
in charge of the program. Mrs
Utt'tA »special emphasis
Bob Belshe was music director ) I ce Years Beginning*
for the afternoon.
Wednesday «morning a heavy
on the Northwest
The club sang two songs “Long (thick snowfall began and Ustod
Long Ago” and “Lore’s Old Sweet for several hours to cover the
Revision of the method of com­ Song.”
ground to a depth «of two inches
puting
>uiing federal
<«uerai aid
m u
to
w »von.u
states for
*v>
Naomd Van Gilder gave a very or more despite constant molt-
he payment of old-age asaisemeo interesting and detailed review
The^ the w e-iher
sthor warmed
1
1 sought by Senator Fulbrignt of
“Immortal Wife”, by Irving sliffhtly
n began
slightly and „¿
Tain
began to
to ra-
re­
trkanaaa, who believes *»• injus- stone.
move the snow.
ice is being done under the ex-
Leona Douma reviewed, “The
By Thursday morning the Job
sting arrangement. The federal LaJSt Mountain”, a history of the waH’
x>ut completed and the rain
■a a|
about
government matches aU U contri- Cascades. by Robert and Victoria continued
OQptini|ed
4 ^ ^
until the
uhons
itftris «purpose aouar
dollar n
for
also read a poem, “T
“*
ottons for
tor «bis
r
she aleo
1 V ne
soaked again
aaa A aa aa * a ^ w a n s 1 i m f t t i n L
T l'l
__T .AMWWWi**
W ,Vl l / ' d l
ollar . . a up
to a gfrven amount, A and
Curbstone
Lament”,
which was
Although this waa the first pre­
the cipitation
ecause
the
varying
ability
of
by
a
soldier about the
■
t that haa fallen in Janu­
»cause co one v»ryna
— written
ihe states to pay there is a wide housing shortage
ary «f consequence it brought the
gflbrance m the amount received
The ^ x t meeting will be held total for that month needy up to
>y the aged and blind in various February 1st.
the normal of 1.5© inches. Early
lections of the country. For the ------- -— - ------
in the month, as an aftesma-to of
mtire nation the average monthly
the big December rain, -27 meh
x y m e tt to needy oW people 1a M oro Basketeers
fell, followed by warm and diy
PO, but fat
of She lowest ra­
weather.
the average is less Lose To Goldendale
This «barm brought .03 Mon­
|®0, and fai five «of these nine
day, .26 Tuesday, .36 Wednesday
Moro’s town basketball team be. and an additional .16 Wednesday
ia less than <16.
etete. «making
reakmg the
O-.e
f l» official aponaoree. of the
108
mJ(1*
Afcnoong t the States
«hart. montMy payment» are H#r0 Brra|rfa«t dufc Wednesday,
to
afcfornla. Waehinrton end Ore- whlch em tified them almost en-
„.ndtoom at the end
on, due to the high uverage in-
to ^ e the feebng of the
„ 6.44
xne of their residents. As »s to
over the kws of a
haxl fallen aince the start
e f expected, the tow «* a v ere re
night before to the Goldendale
crvp ymi.( September 1.
»comes are in the w ot hern states,
by a score «f 44 to 30.
compares to 4S2 as the av-
nvong them bring Arkansas, den-
Crocker and Linden of the vis- * _ _ _ for t|hjut
tor Fulbright believes this is an
a big Tv<ht to overcome
__
nequM de plan and that in jus-
sharp shooting 0 / Jewel who
ice to the beoefic rn-ries it shodd gtarreid for the locals.
• changed, with the federal
KP pi
fg
rnraeirt contributing a larger Goldendale
1
1
16
Crocker
hare in the tow income states.
1 2
10
Linden
Veterans’ application forms for
¡•he
‘ senator has mtoo
1
0
0
K. Woodward
laced a b il designed t o . bnng
the purchase of surplua govern­
0 - 1 ment property can rww be obtain­
P. Spalding
kbout i t — ee^biy adequate aads-
* *-* 0
2
0
6
Wilson
anc« to needy folk in w r y atate,
ed at any seiective service board
1
0
8
m > matter where they live and re- J. Spalding
in Oregon, Hugh E. Reason, i^-
rardtoas of the financial rcsour-
fp pf partment of veterans’ affairs di­
see of the area. This principle is
rector, w*aa informed today.
2
0
0
already estaibhshed in granting
Ring
This arrangement was nndc
A 0 between state selective service
0
federal aid for education, and Coelsch
1 3 headquarters and the Portland
6
Senator Fulbright contends that
Bayer
0
0
12
providing the essential needs is Jewel
office of the smaller war plants
0
4
even more necessary in the case pjn Gerton
corporation, which acts upon the
0
2
trf the aged poor.
Sayrs
veterans’ application and determ­
Just 'bow wide is the d ifferen ce-------------
ine« bis eligibility in the p.uchsse
state ability to contribute is
of surplus property.
sdosed by «batista» which show
Col. Elmer V. Wooton, state di-
at • m 1943 the peroapiU income
—
, .
„
rector of the selective »sririM
Appointments Made To
The Gmunittees of the Chib
By Executive Committee
Thirty six old members and
prospective members a«ppeared for
the first meeting of the Moro
Breakfast chib Wednesday morn­
ing when President LeRoy Wright
banged hi« gavel to start the
second series of such meetings. ’
The first having been terminated
by the war.
Appointments to the vacancies
caused in the ranks during the
three years of no meetings had
been filled iby the executive com­
mittee. Bob Marvin was named
as secretary to succeed C. V.
Belknap, retired and removed
froyn Moro, at least temporarily.
To head the several committees
the following were named: Pub­
lic Affairs, Giles L. French, chair­
man; Arden A. Squire, vice chair­
man; Community Welfare, Wen­
dell T. Balsiger, chairman; Char­
les Ruggles, rice-dhairman; Agri­
culture, Merrill Oveson, chairman;
Dewey Thompson, vice-chairman;
Education, Wily W. Knighton,
chairman; Carroll Sayrs, vice-
chairman; Legislature, Gecrge G.
Updegraff, chairman; Colli« P-
Moore, vice-chairman; Recreation
Emeat Woods, chairman; Stanley
Coelsch, v ice-chairman; M emht r-
bihip, Robert Marvin, chairman;
Paul Cyphers, vice-chairman, Fi­
nance, B. H. Roberson, chairman;
William Close, vice-chairman.
To plan the program for the
next meeting, which will be neld
, February «, Chari«, Ruggie. and
Paul Cyphers were named.
Only work of
meeting other >
than appointments was the survey
of the dub’s history and inception
by Wily Knighton and a retell­
ing of the last meetings to bring
new members information up to
a pn,r with that of the old.
^be
at
ohm
Veterans May Apply
For Loans Here *
go/-
PCA Members Hear
££ « Of Group
Gr°up Progress
K r° s r e “
tii
e
*v«r<r«
z
r
“7
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h
x
£
a
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. . been en-
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^ributed to localities in relation
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Sponsored by Senators Hill
and miaiil the
.. . «
manA, depend- SWPC.
«
^ J ^ lv e T X t
1
7
^
2
.
S ‘l £ E
2
pi<*TC owl
Btocklli€r.
T L eU
f2 r» l
' ihatr bill to
f^ * ™ 1
^ X t o ^ t a X o r tocraa»-
- thl X
trackers,
»'ko nfiv of rural teaenvr».
^r« have stated that the
of r»t»' •oho°1
" r"t r. L. 1«» than half the nv-
7 . ” id X
t ^ h e r , nnd in
^
l office or s p a r ^ hhn £
The «m uai T-phrt by
The annual r-p-.it uj Roscoe
Roberts, acting secretary-creasur-
er, showed tnat during 1945 Jlhe
€T> »nowt-u u«»
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association’s Ioan volume reached
,974.000, or »100,000 more than
during 1944. Repayment, were
heavier, reflecting good crop,
Admin is tra-
fer h u i , ^ the lines
t S T X y
, examples -nf
wy in
in average
Ring the flact that
m y draft law boys
^ T
juet south
w
disposal agency,
notifies the veteran
and
w h e r e ^ ^ p ^ t he has ap
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plied for M Wva_ .
Sunplue ’,roper‘< r’
Portland ndvue
beennne
apply
rer and Mite Lillian LaVoie truck»,
p S T S ^ — h i. aaaiatant
.
t e s t e r ,.
aox-T-eu large
s
e
t
enougn
s
to
compieve
^ 7 r o J e u,r
7 ------- -- —
hho h drain
«vy
buU do..;.
served are
19 ciu - hiu>
for
wedding gown,
country. ™ ch waT made in the p r i n t s
_
fey
was m
fi?
____
___
_ held _
are 18 customer» on the recentlv
7:
edged in lace, was
bought Loniat Grove line. An nJ- £
by a
of orange p i«-
ditional 134 wiB be eerved when
carried a cneoade of
the line» are exterehri.
X a r t i a and
cen-
other eon«trucUon m atene,..
and are
h -U .
brougbg U e k
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enough
to justify further control
measures.
The same fliers who operateti
last season are being employed
Dick Be Haunt ine, Redmond; Al Ti!-
se, Bend;- Oscar Davis and Roe
Davis, Bums. It is possible sepie
St. Fetor's
rne weuaing
w . mv ..
™
Rev. Otto cut first by the bride and groom,
was then cut by Mi»» Margaret
Z to d o w w a s link ed with Mac nab, sister of the groom, and
marriage by Mrs Antoinette Kuther, aunt of
c Z e the traditional the bride, pmakied at th e. urn.
No »egregatioo is kept
t llh€ ofRoe between counties
tokw
th i. “
s r
Qt____ MacnaS
M„on„h MarH«.
Mm
Sfuarf
Former
as
frs 7
HnllpR
wore than a few of the 2»»0 .P OOMMIMK)N
IMMIIWIUK WEIGHS
n r a u n a FISH
non
plicants already on ftW W .’ Wr-
4
Fish And
and game
production fig-
««u-rvo Thev estimate that
Pi«s,
<mmie orodootlon
fi
plus arubes. 3 hey rawm xe
ure«
for
1946
«how
that
13,867,-
,Drobably or
grt a a - I * u . « r .
067 gren. fUh w
^
in the
i X ' ^ a X ^ . a X
dlffer,
earnings are $90,500.
6884 veteran applications for »ur- j^ged
in Oregon
and
inedme.
Riddell Lage of Hood River and plus property was on file m the .tream s
o J ^ p o r t of Goldendale Portland SWPC office at 815 Be- hatcheriee. P»«»anta raleed at
director.
Other dell building. In December alone, the four «hate game farm, total-
from each were reelected d«r«tera Otb d e ^ b m mg
" e
Lines on the map are
State Game ’Commission , during
February and March of .tbis year.
of ready in operation.
Information gathered by the Corn-
Allotment of $602,000 was made mission’» fteldmen indicate tna
i
2 T id
headquaotors tunned it dawn
other persons in
desired equipment.
A duplicate .Vp goes to the nFC
—
¿ . 5
«.rwomen an
whrrc<l,
money t _ 1Mk(, „ „ „ m„„ey.
atements »how
an an-
The association finished the
, CaHforma teachers ha
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to 497 toe *ver- year with 323 members, an in-
oa.1 average of > .
. ________9
n
31 1944-
” p eu A M i-n -
^ X tpwp X
e g X
~
^ S
which is
r
T/vrwx to
Productton Credit corpora- **<>*
—
2d
i x
x
. itjkf low income states.
^ n n^
x
Want To Hunt
Contract For $296,845 Approved By Headquarters Coyotes By Air?
Aerial hunting
hunting of
of coyol
coyotes again
/-•__ __ 9/IC of
M ilos
f RF.A of
l.in
p
Aertol
P r»__
qp Construction
265 n Miles
REA
Line
will be sponsored by the Oregon
More Ohen
than 150
More
150 members
mem rs of the erane’ applicat»«' forme, ar.«l that shopman county »Scare the chart
indivHluel
“
“ “ s
¿he
te a
id,
was Messed in
. .
mulch in k
powder blue net
tc g
aequm cap and veil. H
w a e r f p in k r e e ^ a -
J
X
X
2
U
-d
sister, m
Traviss of
A n rd who wore P^deTtrsl
Mount AngM, ■
dreawe of p
» .rn u io i,.
M1M
.”d
r.orena! He^riclra
wh„ „ .
supp’e-
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mentary to the
on the ground
• i
the cooperative p r e p a y
c^ trol_ P7 >gI^
Service
U. S Fish airi W M f e ^ S en n -.
w
Assisting about the room» were ,towa
i
cooperators,
Mrs William Wachtor and Mrs .ion, as one of the oooperMOW.
Ben Travi...
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ma'»» »"
« ntributi<Ä
The young couple left during $12,000.
.
the afternoon for a wedding -------------------------------
of nevoral week», going to Soattlc, LECION T 0 INITIATE
where Mr. Macnnh w,U await h -
rne groom, «
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.
Mary’s, attended Oregon College'
, " T L 0 Wednesday n ight
iof Education at Monmouth for
piat group weaneaaay
entering the ser- .«Hie posts of Wasco and Kant will
•
u « wwwnilv returned to this be invited to bring th«r candi-
~
gear.
do have fh«n
* *
o , o v X e e e r r i - . ^ « i e n the o « e ' - c — my fdr that pure
Guam. He has been in service pose. ,
with toe Srabera for three years.
To complete ex-rarvice news,
bri<Je also *
ot
Veteran, o ,
St Mary’» haa been employed for having a eocSal at the Graaa Va
^ r ^
yeara M i h . DaUf . ley Odd-FeUew. W l ten y h t to
Por'i«" W,"‘g
W« e o .
,
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e f tb o « who come.
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