Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, February 06, 1948, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text,<S Sixtieth Year No. 14 T i l e s Moro, Oregon? Friday; , F T h in g s Kent Girl Showered Club Members With Gifts On Hear Discussions Mrs George Potter Marriage Eve We N ote B y M rs Y«ester W ilson Miss M ary Louise von Borstel w a s h o n o re d w ith a b rid a l show er last W ednesday bv the Am- erican Legioni auxiliurv at the Kent Leeton hall B ’u . a n d w i crepe stream ers ’formed a hack Fanerai Held For Of School«, Weeds Sherm an countians c*»erman counuans over 30 in n? rrb e r heard ,ocal citizens talk about county problem s a t the W ednesday m eeting of the Sher- m an County c,»b at Moro" at w h ic h 6:30 0 m - was covered with a tovelv Uce by Giles L. French February 6. 194S K“ n2 h. / r,dl«? «* School Election Official County Paper Rufas Notes School Called For April Controversy and And Mother Jo«nf W r a 1 serv1c©g were held lr> 71 m ? ‘Danes T ip s la v afternoon m rs Roan Nrircror* of »or r M .virs KOfjn Lavin.- Lavii T he Dalles and h er la u g h te r, \ P s lessie P o tter of K«nndike M rs N orcross died in Pho Dalles Frl d ay afternoon and her daughter followed her in death S a tu rd a y long time residents By County Court Snow and Wind Stop Traffic On Resulting End All Arteries By Mrs G eorge F ox _ .... . . z Sherm an county has had some I here w ill lx? an S a tu rd a v W a nH? ‘i - • election e,e£tuion on on heated heated debates debates concerning concerning their their co,, « tv «« ? £ ! ' ?»n Sbf rm an Present school system . W ith the ™ nntv adoption of the regulations saying a high school, fS a rin P «L Rysteni Petitions to be standard m ust have a cer- S ? t^ th ? " e r e /u h m lt- tain num ber of pupils, som ething ha8 t0 ** done ThU hlts Sher- •. A modest blizzard hit Sher- Sher m an county W ednesday night and when residents aw oke an east wind had drifted roads full of snow and stopped tran sp o rta 2^*? a lm o s t. entlrel>’ ° " b° « ' T he Oregonian discources edi- torlly this week on the ground hog and his w onderful, if unde served, reputation as a w e a th e r prophet. We m ust eventually rely on the w eatherm an instead of the woodchuck, says the editor A and then quotes W ordsw orth, * “G reat G od’ I’d rath e r be if A Pagan suckled in a creed A , outw orn, . ----------------- — .......— i um anu invocti **«■* i.uri Manon, wanes cne county unit plan. W hen enaeq tn e m ild win- ■ ■ So m ight I. standing on this Mr and Mrs Bob H elyer were provided, the speaker said. , Mrs P o tte r is su rv iv e d bv h e r m m S T i ” », i the the 8cho01 are settled one ter UP to F ebruary 1. A total of < pleasant lea, overnight guests at the home of M errill Qveson gave a brief widower, George A Potter of « ¡ « J ? i m r la< nad the insurance way or another, folks can resum e 8lx Inches fell early in th e week *. Have glimpses that would make Mr and Mrs W. C. Helyer in The history of weed kiflipg chemicals Klondike form er c o u n tv iu d e e wit», -? ,»•’ a p ,a n qulet raode of ,,fe’ 1x11 not and Probably as m uch fell Wed- * m e less forlorn;’ * Dalles test Monday. saving th a t Fra.ice first used pf Shgrm an c o u n tv . rn n n ti y im u m of $201.00. Tfo? w ithout battle tears, and in some nesday night. Coldest nights of whlcii was not quite enough to The Rev. and Mrs Karl Hast- sulphuric acid for tfos purpose Service* Were conducted ,n t h . h n i i d '¡ Ï T 2.h.e..2 ? nd or ln"tan£?8 a few hard the year w ere Sunday and Mon- clarify the thought w ithout at ings’s father and m other, Mr and In 189«. In the thirties some The Dalles by Rev. C laude S ten ini» /¿‘J » ’ ♦ L 8tat,on hav- Traffic was reported stalled day nights when the m ercury 2 least another line or two: M rs George H astings of The others were used notably oils, hens of Wasco and Interm ent wap when u ’iiiiî tO ii ^ te back for nearly an holir and a half dropped to seven above. Radio F , "Have sight of Proteus rising Dalles. - cytanide, am m onia sulphate. In m ade lh the IOOF cemeterv ro u n tv t . J J «« » «n” n chs , „ was and m ore tban a m ‘ie lon£- Sat* 5iro*nJoetl^ tlon8 w ere for con- * from the sea, • Dale Tay*lor of The Dalles 1938 slnox was tried and it was there. % r -r Pr n ge and ^ ,diam Walk- urday night, when a "truck and tinued cold until the end of the Or hoar old Triton blow hi* spent the w eekend as the guest not until 1944 th at 2,4-D was Many resid en ts of S hA rm an m i i r . Chisholm com- trailer got broadside of the road w ‘tb snow until Friday, w reathed horn ’ of Eddie Justesen. • found. It ,1s a different sort of county attended .he fu n e ra l/ .. . . . . ......... ? n. C o l u m b i a R lv .r highw ay No school. were held. The Ho saya the Oregonian s w ri The Misses Darlene McAllls chemical In th at It doés its kill- ----------- - ■ ùv b to be rebuilt betw een R ufus and D lnty’s aer- t n *ck stayed in Wasco on re- te r with W ordsw orth our reli ter and Cecilia Belloni and Eddie I ng by stim ulating grow th and »¿I A , ro.in J ne state restera- vice station. Due to the snow f l y i n g inform ation th at the gion and our ecience takes from Justesen were dinner guests tbus killing the weed through v a i i w sta tP h a d b jatln R . tb a t tb e ice formed on thia parties bl«bway was blocked over De- us o u r one tim e reliance on na Friday evening of Davtd Moore starvation. - < « A « t < |X 4 f E l , state had ow ershln and that the ular p art of the highway. Before bl 1 w ith drifts so deep a ture. No m odern man could see a t the hom e of his parents. Mr It fhust be mixed w ith soda Mr an d M rs H u ve Cutts of through the ™ ’ "°. Loa? th e ,tru^ k and was righted ^ r y plow was needed to open P ro teu s rising from the sea ot e n d M rs C ollis Moore of Moro or amm onia salts p, alcphqls to Albany are the p a .^ n u of a no^M nsurahJ had ?g,ûln , bZ an oil tru c k ’ U was h ° P° ad T rito n blowing e horn or even The Kent IOOF lodge and the dissolve it in w ater although d aughter born T h u rs d a y J a n u m m . n n? t in.leT l '? J he Jolned, by a passenger bus and a îe « .h er m ixes are be-ng tried a r y ^ a t .he V itany V uspR aî' ™ n y aï o r n e y '' J ° hnS° n ' “ „ T î l the foam off his fingers, becauso W heatland Rebekah U serious damage HRItMAN B l RM RI8TRR he doesn't believe in their egis- presen tin g a joint carnival, ba- A resum e of the highway work The bpby S i g h e d 10 lbs 6 oz Inaur a n ç o n • ’ b - , wa^ dJ>ne. - zaar, food sale and supper to be heing dene by the club was made und w « /n a m e d Joann Win fred vr .N on » ? h . ï ' ra rrted for Chains were need ed , to buck »IRH OF STROKE leOC*. P erhaps life w m m ore enter- held tigalH Bf I/oaa. Legion f U av11 Feb bv *T-e»r»r-h rCi,x, « m . C u fO P w ...m o-i »0 u u red. years nrexent on the buildings and at the two at Kent hall by Giles R French. The »cv, next » Mrs lH • lx* rem v eihhw ed the i i r gS .and tW0 Inches lncbea of snow 8n<»w on the „ taining at th at when the w o rk 28. * ~ ’ m eeting will be the topic of here as AudreV V n Jhn wh J hut h 1 ? . ind,eallP ns are R ufus grade, that- fell Saturday Herman B urm eister. Sherm an Mrs F rank von Borstel chair home beatification and recrea s h e t a u n h t In 'n » ? i g h u h P that , *1?®* pald *>»»« *1200 In evening State highway crews resldent for the past 30 was less prosaic and factual and pro p rrtv w b k b b worked all night to clean the C^I- years, died in Th? Dalles Tues- ’ inhabited w ith m ore beings. m an of Sherm an chapter R « i tto n with Trum an Strong and M, and Mw J e n v C ^ le a?e oie Carl Stierle as . ^ h a i r m l n & b y i g , » ^ r r m , *** , J R iver highway o f snow. night a fte r . b rie f Illness Some pf them m ust have been Cross attended the ± , Cross attended the m eeting in Carl SUerle co-chairmen. Mr nnd V ™ . . . . w l . m achinery . M embers of the Imm ediate He rare sights indeed. '¿.’I' , , , , ," " 1 " wv,'e F 2 a,u i r i > m achinery M embers of the im m ediate "** was to tb* hospital Moro Monday evening. . ~ . d a u g h te r S o i t n salef m cn R,Vift ,,nie th eir fam ily gathered, when Mrs Wil- Mon<lay taken after suffering..a stro k e Mr and Mrs Theo von Borstel ». aaz rk 8 S S E '.*?!». M » « » h ..» < « . M r. Leland . And speaking of the ground m otored to Portland T hursday George Smith and daughter, Judy hog, he must have i* en a sleepy and returned home Sunday Medler entertained Sunday at BurTneister was b o m in Ä . .. —*- The Tllllcum can, club met at and Mr and Mrs Ton Saxton and m arm ot Indeed not to have seen the Alex Macnab home In The G erm any and was naturalized his shadow Monday when the sun i Ji . d Mrs less? Helyer, Bfll the the home of Mrs John R ovr - family w ere am ong the shoppers NA1RS-VOX BORSTEL Dalles, with a bridal show er hon- in tbe United S tates In F eb ru arv m(>- T hursday afternoon A 1:30 des- «nd busines* «toiton, in The Dal- WEDDING OBSERVED oring Roseanna M acrab. An urn- 1 > ' fie was a tab o r a n d 'u n til abone brightly all day, so bright inrLei _^_T2'£ Wednes- gert luncheort was • a,,t --- ---------- oxri i juiinpcTi'ra wan r served r iv r u follow- lyiiuw« 08 Saturday. ty th&t some of the newly fallen _ . brell»' w ith red, white and blue a few yefirs ago continued his th ^ P|n ng ^ be nren attended ed by three p tables ta b le s of o f bridge b rid g e High Hl^h M» and Mrs Glenn Perry l? ° ' , u B eV?r .e a n im P ro v ise d altar i»v stream ers centered the dining ,rad e in. Moro R elatives are a m ow was melted of Columbia bco score was ---------------- ^ w a s , n held eio b y Mrs L. L. lo The D alles xvionuay oro C C om room room table, table, and and held held the the gavlv eavlv s^8ter’ S18ier. ^ r s Helen Helen Deyo Deyo of of Rufus. R, M o n d ay m th e e c n c o h ir o ir room roorrt of of th the e M M oro om we're in for it, says the I OOF lodge m u - i Fl,nk and ,ow icore by Mrs An’ h /„ ^ 5 ^ u * ,slay at the m unitv church Mary von Bprstel. wrapped assortm ent of gifts a Funeral arran g em en ts mrf’h M in- Dr,»o4«i --------------- . ... will and It win be six Judge and Mrs J i r ^ n wTre ’ Mr a n d ^ n' ^ r9 Am an’ cake w ith the name of probably aw ab the w eather, srhMui before spring, P u t if th e and Mrs Nina Swanson a» __ r i _ ! Mr and Mrs John H alvers of un2’ . c i L .« ° J u g g l e s dus von Borstel of Kent and the bride and groom Inscribed — — *------ are no m ore un Sunday evening guests at the n 8 , o . 1 Portland w ere weekend guests H ‘ ,?day «2n ^ or° visiting Frank Sayrs,, son of Mr and Mrr upon it, was served w ith c o fle e n n v w xtm CMRftrtlAble than the past such home of Mr apd Mr* (¿tri Carl Schad- Sohad Mr aad Mrs Frvd D o n S » Savrs of Moro, were mar- Miss M ^ n a b who is a « L u r f X HAVK be bard to take p w lli Darlene Mach eel was taken to Iff IST STORY M rs M W ilson left M.indav Macheel Mr \ir7 n . th n S . . 7 ^ Sundav afternoon F ebruary of Mr and Mrs Alex Macnab, is T^OWG LOCAL H i b ” w ith h e /m m h e r i f r , Da,,es bh8Pital Saturday r and r8 D -an ^Heynolds first at one o ’clock. The Revor a graduate of St. M ary’s academy G rass Valley is descrttied by d lv w ho Is s e r io u s lv ill and was uPe ra led on for appen- ^ 2 * **♦ i i ¿ioIfe e?ld Mr William G earhart read and attended EOCE at LaGrande F ebruarv 6 to 12th has been I^ewl® * M acA rthur by saying. M r,WN“ na arrived d,V5l » * _____ ' ^ __ ' _______ ¿ ’"2 - - . < ™ n Red by Ruff M cC u llo ch ~ (IJcitiy a .............................. _ __ ____ ___ ____ ,,T plans piaus to w wet. i nationally designated as Bov • Pioneer settlers. w ithout ever arrived Mr Qnd Mps F Crews spent ,a ? d J . W, fllagg Fri- Dr. B ow m an, fo r m a n y y e a rs of B u rn s. who also attended Scout We°k in recognition of changing countenance, tell new her niece M r« 'P ™ ™ w ih £ » tbe wePken<i In Stevenson, Wn.. ¿ * T ,raP in£ nirtbday an- pastor of the F irst Presbyterian EOCE on Saturday, F ebruarv 7 !he 3fith anniversary of scouting com ers that In early days the of The u n £ r erades of thy ^ n , v " " " n «i 'h - l r eon and daugther " 2 ^ ^ *‘f Mra ,Blaf « . The af- church of Portland, which ser at St. P eter’s Catholic chuich ln Am er ca The la ‘"Th< rye-grass was so tall In this part (Trade sc h m i wll celebrate V alin ln law - ’ Mr and Mra M a-o n I® ! “ ," ,.//'" sl’e n t Play |n K vartls vice was also used at Mr. Gear The body of Ed A .hcroft u ° ul cl“ ’ en at - w ork ’ ,n hli' of Oregon that It was well over w - ------- - ..........- ........ » ... wa.-i iuuiiu j j i n u i r v z-» across — ln b,fi Com m unity - in tines day and Lincoln's birthday ^ ’ .„ d m . . ................... M rs Bo.iw Blaylock and child. ^ r e s ’ s e ^ T r a J ^ ^ a J o A" ¿ a l \ r y , . ? . . . acroas h is"” “ a m an's head. They even state Mr and Mrs Je rrv A r n e tt of B°yce and child- gefes several years ago from Rufus on the W ashington bis N at[on * ’ in W orld.” that this was so when the man jointly with a Dartv held m "The school on F p h n iq r v 3 Kennewick, W ash., w ere over- ,e ^ and *and Mrfi Ivfln Stew- In the enforced absence of Hel side of the Columbia River A »^out from each of the tw elve was oh horfte back M r an d M rc - U oriotr v night m iests of the la tte r’s par a *'t and family w ere am ong the en Sondenoa, M ary’s sister. Rea- near his cabin in the edve of n regions ln the United S tates ha.* Thé above seems to be a long and , £uZ Mr an<l Mra 0. W R arnetl vl8J,tors "> The Dalles Saturday, tha Coat.« served as m atron of pond w here he had for a be#n "eIecte<1 “ > “ W ashing story to Mr. M cA rthur, who has ?neham ° r 4 d a v ? n ^ L v ,u h ^ 2 L ' Monday. „ M r and Mrs Jo h n Rust and honor while Dean P ln k erlo r bucket of w ater Ashcraft w a, ,o n - D- c ‘° <° Congress searched for years to find the Mi Kav's Barents M r a n d M r s M- and Mrs Charles lfavnes Mr and Mrs Ed Alley were ilin came from Corvallis Io attend Ktt years old Septem ber 29 1947 and wl11 an Pe a r a t th e secretari- origin of Oregon geographical evening at Frank. Candles were lighted hi He was born. In England and vte the lJn,ted N ations in New names. Certainly th e n are many Bucholtz who were seriously in of Bin^e n * W ash. are hohseguests ri®[ guests S u n d a y in an autom obile wreck of Mrs Hay nes’ sister, Mrs Desta JJie home of Mr and Mrs John M arearet Pinkerton and H a rn .t came to the United States from York t o / eP °rt the accom plish Will attest th at the rye-grass jured R uf, ? dpfpaw T Kpnt Tn Vhni B1<*k - W halley of Portland, cousins of Canada w here he was a o ro s n e i ,nenta of scouting In America. in th e flat at Üra«j3 Valley was j F riday w ith a score of 25 to 10 Claude K. Andrews of Athena _,.Mr and fMrs ° l dJ *eft ,bp bride an ’ frooin respectively tor and In this country4 P o r t e d Ybls is the re P °rt o f Scout higher than s m an’s head Not High ypolnt men for the evening b r» ^ e r of $ uy Andrews died T hursday for Stevenson, Wash., Also present, other than parents on the construction of the Celilo T,rcS P No’ 351 t0 ,ts ^ 'u ^ u n i t v only that, it was a veritable forest of huge grass, tall and w ere Tfoger Miller and lack StT- Ja n u a ry 28 a Hd was burled in tp Visit at the home of their son sisters and brothers of the prlnci- canal and later made his living of s h e r ™an co u n ty which in its law and daughter, Mr and Mrs nals was Mrs Mat caretha von hunting Indian relics on the dr,ve. for funds contri abundant and m ust have been ward of Rufus tied with eight P o rt,«nd F ebruary 2. He |iye4 in over $30° to he,p Promote very p retty before man came to Point each and Lerov M artin Sberm an cpynty for m any years J,a rJpn- Crews re tu rn in g home Borstel of Oregon City, M ary’i: Deschutes, John Day. and up and Mr and Mrs B. Guv of Port- Sunday evening grandm other down the Columbia rivers TO e tbe scout m ovem ent. destroy It A a for the grass hid i d t h f o w D oIn JT fo rK en t M K ent grade school will Dlav ,and w ere weekend guests o f o Mr a.nd ^ r.s Halph Rust and Following the ceremonv Mr and last tw enty years he made his A ®oy troop was first Ina a horsem an one m ust rem em RufSa a tR u f w s F ? S a v I t eV iht th e ’«“ e r's m other Mrs F rank Mrs Dick Salvador© and daugh- Mrs von Borstel entertained the home at Cliffs, Wn. w here he or8anlzed a t Moro about 1920 ber th at horses w ere sm aller In o ’clock F r ld a v 'e v e n i n g I Jim born and accompanied them ter w ere ln I he Dalles Friday wedding party at a dinner pre built a cabin on w hat is known Report*- from local citizens who those days. y K’ to Portland for a few weeks visit. on business pared and served by Tajoyd John as the Clarence W arren ranch w ere then member* u f.JhAAhXXJpr * * * * * ------- ,Mr and Mrs A. A. D unlap were son in the W om an’s club build now owned by Andrew Jeter* sbow It to have beer. an\. active Edgar Lee M asters has the Vill O I I I > D - Z “/ I Cx J J* x* ho8tR at a d,nner Party at their ing The club room was decorated Ashcroft leaves one n iece In organization. It h a s been diffi age Atheist say: home Sauuday evening In honor with baskets of the same fra- Canada and nephews and nieces cu,t 10 m aintain an actjve year- “Ye younf debaters over the doc r - of Mrs Dunlap’s birthday anni- grant cedar and heather as were ¡n England but no* heard fro m a ro u n d scouting program here trin e versarv. Guests included Mr and used In the choir room and the since the w ar His m u c h w o rn A t tb e en d o t 1342 tbe> tr o°P Of the aoufs im m ortality, Mrs Verne Mobley and family center of attraction op the table bible was used a t his fu n e ra l m cbarte r lapsed. I who lie here was the village ” of Kent. Mr and Mrs H arry Hoo- was the bride’s all w hite cake Goldendale Tuesday J a n u a r v 27 The troop was react,vated dur- athiest, The reports on the high schools m ost entirely by the local tax- P*r of - The Dalles, Mr and Mrs w reathed in gardenias. Burial was at the M arvhiM re m lng tbe w tnter of 1946 and was Talkative, contentious, versed in of Sherm an couhty have been payer and as a result the policies Arzell Lemley, Mrs Doris Wilson In mid afternoon the young etery becoming well organized w hen the argum ents of the infidels. received frqm the inspector who w ere a local question. Under the and daughters. Connie and Doro- couple feld (escaped) in a show er There was a C hristian vnnha tbe "um m er activities in the har- B ut through a long sickness exam ined them in January. present system of school sup- tb Y, and Herman Peters Jr. of rice for an u n d eterm in ed -- peoples zone railv he d In Cnhicn veBt fle,ds d e tra oted a tten tio n Coughing m yself to death The report on the W asco and port, school costs l>ecom© the Mr and Mrs K enneth Harford except by them —destination and dale. Friday Ja n u a rv 30 Thos^ and 11 was late *n before I read the Upanishads and the R ufus schools are sim ilar in con- concern of both the county and of Redmond w ere over night will be at home to their friends attending from Rufus were M r Interest *n tbe tro°P was atfain poetry of Jesus. And they lighted a torch of hope te n t both ending much the same state as well as the local dis- guests W ednesday a t the home after F ebruarv fifteenth at their an(j ]^rg H arrv H v d ro n M r a n d sbow1K as to recom m endations, “the only tric t” 6) “the num ber and tpye of his sister, Mrs Jam es E aster home near Moro. * Mrs lam es Tate M r a n d M r« f v Tbp sponsorin': organization and intuition solution of the problem lies in of student activities possible are Betty Saxton a stu d en t at St. --------------------- nest Engles Clifford Tm m hn of tbls troon ,R tbe E ureka lodge And desire which the Shadow. consolidation w ith another d is-,v e ry limited. . • M ary’s academy ,n The Dalles niT1?ITa Mr and Mrs W E Rice anT fom -’ N° I 21 A F V M , At, pre»!!nt Leading me sw iftly through the tric t or transportation to anoth- “The Wasco high school was came home T hursday on ac- RUFUS n v and Mr and Mr8 F ai BracT <b* troop consists of six boys cavgm s pf darkness er district. U nder existing law It rated as conditionally standard count of illness. , Amonrf those frOH| Rufus a t. et t The Rufus quartet sang two u haVS e8u,ned t b ’ J enderfo° t riould opt extinguish. U possible to consider the R ufus on F eb ru ary €8, 194/. This rat- Mr and Mrs H arry Hooper tendTnJ? the Shrine b e n e fit’ has- num bers for them and one and will soon be second U steR fo yg who live in the sqhool .district conditionally ing will be continued until Ju n e came up from The Dalles Satur- ketball game in The Dalles were had a nice tim®. class scouts. These are. Nor pensas standard for the year 1947-48. In 15, 1948, by which* tim e some day to spend th e .w e e k end at u r and Mrs C A Tom Mr and Mr and Mrs Gordon R eid a n d I ^ ne; ?5\b er8 S n ’ And think thrppgq tbP sepses order to be standard in 1948-49, plan should be worked out the home of her parents, Mr and JJts W A M orris M ? and Mrs son, Gary, w ere Sunday' dinned n ar£,n,; ™ war£ s’ J T 7 only: a school m ust have th ree full- w hereby the school can become Mrs A. A. Dunlap. - ‘ s 'o r r is and son W allv W guests of Mr and Mrs I^ v h l Buch.o ltz’ and Ronald B utler im m ortality is pot a gifL tim ? V ‘’* » i, va n d he"rou^ DS " ; a ^ ndhaprd achoolC , D el K akln c a m e up from The H° McDonald H n ^ R o n ^ l l i ' Bfti Reid of The Dalle.* Th7 c X n « X T r t o y . w h o T r e ” wo7kln£ Im m ortality is an achievement', d ents tq ju stify h T RY ♦¡32.I|?ia8ch?OIJ| lhe report Dalles Wednesday and was an Smith and Howard Steward. Reids are m aking a business trip for th e jr tenderfoot badge and And only those who strive I” w t- „¿m oratw i ftakpn 2 5 ,^ a Mth0rHJe8 3t J^ Q.r o a£e to over night guest nt the home of Roy Lash Is visiting at the to Portland Tuesday. registered n<* scouts as m ightily Reasons </ppp\ rat d wasco*! tn h r ef/?.rts bis 800 in law ^ yrl S m ,tb- home of his daughter and son ln Quite a record crowd w hich as t b?v have fulfilled the Shall possess it.” from the rep o rt on W a iw l to Provide the students w ith a Grass Vplley felt the Icy hand law. Mr and Mrs Robert Morris, was probably hindered on ac- ^ G lro m e n te and the age - llrilt • o ♦ » ♦ ii when cl assesi a ; , , t ra^b er c^m p Jete program of stu- of w inter the last few days, with Mrs Jam es Tate, Mrs W. H. Me count of the w eather, attended These are Edwin Balstger Dav- This is the time of year and sltuation Is not ton u djes for a school of this size, the tem perature close to zero the Donald and Mrs Alta Sm ith, the R ufus schools formal dance «d W right Steven Oveson ’ Dean th® kind of w eather to sing the class dlacl,t ,RJ"HLt _.y h v enm ne- econ°th ,c®- and in- lfist two mornings. Snow started mem bers of a special comm itted Saturday night. TO* gym was at- Martin Frank Scherer and I ar- praises of the old coal stove. students ^stim u ated by P lustrigl a rts are desirable ad- falling Saurday night and all day* in connection w ith the grange trftctively decorated in blue and rV Qqvrs Owners of the more ornate.even- tR ’on ; ’ lit L Vnpn tench* t0t .tbe acaden,Jc program .” Sunday. About s ir .Inches of home economic’s club activities w hite stream ers. ’ ’ On December 8 the sDonsor- er heating oil gadgets often come small H lg d '7 fin 2 i? trV « r £ * n v e r n u « K 1 T W6o? 1 additional snow fell. The children are en- met with chairm an Mrs Joe Mor- Mr and Mrs George Jensen jntr com m ittee gave a fath er and into this office and speak fine er8 an ad ’n l" l.™ yraash hasins, 2) teaching of joying the snow by skiing and ris T hursday afternoon Cake and are living a t Stiles on the Des- hanouet fo r the scouts and sentim ents about the heat the old long enough per o npprta ’ peech as a separate subject Is sleigh riding as the roads are coffee was served when the chutes. Roent Friday w ith Mrs fathers Besides th« regular meet- stove sends out so generously. them to best ve the n eds of recom mended only in schools pretty slick. work was done., Jensen’s folks, Mr and Mrs L vT uken • It sometim es makes smoke rise the school and co ^ m p p lty - arge enough to have two sec- Mrs Willard R o’fe and child- Mr and Mrs Jim Butler and Bruce Millard. T heir daughter ^ k e o n which thev choked Vheh from the seat of their pants for example. W«8™ has hod 18 tea; tions 3) effort should be made to ren left Friday for Portland to daughters moved to The Dalles Sharon is staving with her grand- o w ^ dinner V e ^ a i ^ o t ^ n fT^ Its nothing to snuggle up to. ,s ,1? th r e e te a c h e r s p / e W°i-k J n i h e 8ub' sPend a few days visiting her Monday where they will reside parents while she Is attending and ate it w ith forks and spoons E very sum m er and every warm 3 o?eT 2 w ,tb on,y u llm J Ct f,leld.8 ,‘n .Which they( are m other. Mrs Pat Kelly and other while Butler works there. the local school. ?P?V®tehad W hittled from w £ £ l period there is discussion of t b V H m^ e ° ^ h ^ aE ; a netr n gr,e ater U8e relatives. Making a trip to The Dalles The Rufus q u artet was heard at n 7 s h o l d in the fu tu re ule throw ing it out in the junk yard b y 1 ieH 8 r Ji.h ip c ts w h ic h s npplem entarv Mr and Mrs John R ust and W ednesday was. Mrs Don Mac- 3 o’clock Sunday over the KODL troop wdll be able to perform and replacing It w ith a fancier >tod the num ber of su lje c ts w m aterials, 5) it seems advisable daughters and Mr and Mrs John nab. Mrs ’ Leland Medler. Mrs radio station In The Dalles. Mr U rvices for the cornmunTtv Tn heating plant. But when the wind theRu i l r , t L Vlfliher bq« J? have a girl s physical educa- B ust and daughters and Mr and William Macnab. and Mrs Stuart and Mrs Jam es Tate who sing this w av the bov scouts can is cold the old thing redeem s teach. 4) when t I k *°n teacher, 6) a horizontal bar Mrs John Block w ere dinner Macnab to lie present at a lunch- In the o u artet were dinner cu^e good favor of the public Itself and when It gets around to prepare to tcac . 1 necessary, 7) a longer period guests Thursday evening at the eon given by M rs Francis Med- guetfts before the broadcast of and become a better organized gero we w ouldn’t p art w ith it forint claR8pq ea£b day npd ‘ «La rv Rbou,d used for classes, 8) re- home of Mr and Mrs H. O, Dug- ler for the pleasure of Miss Rose- Mr and Mrs W orth Tate . t roJ>p Converse tio n s with lo<nl under any consideration. es aresm all, it mav e _ ■ • arrangem ent of cafeteria. , ger. The evening was spent anna Macnab, bride-elect. Also A ham m er fell from a ladder rnen w ho have been bov scouts - And besides a few coal ashes to neglect s u b je c t^ 5 the of standarization means playing pinochle. nt was Mrs Peter Macnab ln the house which the Fav connecteltl wHh the S™ ? do w onders at getting ears start cost is very high r . th at the school in question would Mr and Mrs Bill Brlnkert» left of Wasco. - - B racketts purchased and have m ovement adds lo the already ed ln this slick snowy weather. this nature, y^ie on .v - lose state support from the ba- Thursday for V ancouver,,"W ash, The. com m unity sewing club been w orking to m ake ready laree am ount of evidence that • • • • • sary for teachers, supplies, p a „ ate school fu n ti The county total on business and to vlalt relative« which was to have m et w ith to re n t- and struck Mrs P h v m a n v b e n e fits can he d e riv e d Mrs Kenneth Fridley Wednes- Brackett on top of the head frnm herae .2 hov L , m X r h S Snow is like a Chinese arm y, and equipm ent Is far above the next year will be some »57 000 a few days not very strong except in gr^at n r^ ? h T ,a ,g e r school sp^n't’ a i’ " ^ w ^ a t h ^ l t M ^nd M^ num bers or large quantities, K — — „ K tra n sp o rta tio n ? P ^ e tt" W ,"ar" M X » to Enough can repulse alm ost any force. • • • ♦ ' • Mew crwpdfeof. next week* Mtiod It won't . J who W. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- — ---------------------------------------------------- --- H School inspector Reports Un Standardization U2~L Schools CL I □tatus or Sherman Lountv High cvm- vat Q t S ’