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<* •* .¿Ó <&> County journal Sixtieth Year No. 32 Moro, Oregon, F rid ay , T h e se About the County T h in g s We N ote Ju n e 11, 194S about folks vou do know or would enjov knowing Sherman Riders Program To Be O f f i c ia l County P ap er Beef Cattle Tour Moisture Exceeds Due Here June 25; 1916 Record Enough rain -fell T hursday Mrs Paul May will leave Sun- A farew ell dinner and party night and Friday m orning to day for San Francisco w here she w as given Saturday night by the m ake the roads m uddy. This will atten d the national conven- people of the comm unity, honor- cam e a fter the heat w ave the lion of the Am erican Red Cross jn g Mr and~M rs D. D. W illiams The second beef cattle tour first of the week. in her capacity as chairm an of an d fam ily. About sixty people to h it Sherm an county ranches T h u rsd ay after a week and a the Sherm an county unit. It will gathered at the grange hall for __ Sherm an County* v Rains have hit most of Sher R iders w ill be here Friday, June 25, The half stop on account of high wa be a three day convention. dinner. T he long table was dec- will give a w estern horse show w hen a p a rty of stockm en will m an county during the past w eek drenching the well soaked ter, the Union Pacific G reyhound The R obert Belshee family orated in keeping with the w heat at the fair grounds next Sunday, visit seven places. buses sta rte d to detour their bus held a reunion at the family county and orchards at Rufus. This is one of a series of show s The to u r started in California «outh end the most. Some hail es com ing from the east to R ufus home last Sunday. Small tied bundles of wheat, th at are being held in tow ns hav- and the party has been in south- Has fallen but not enough to th rough W asco and Grass Val- Don p in g ifi on tbe farm again and sm all w heat sacks were used jng riding clubs in the mid-Col- ern Oregon, through the Willa- damage w heat in Sherm an coun- ley on th e ir way to The Dalles a fter a year spent in school at w ith a little caterpillar tractor uinbia area. P oints w on count m ette valley, into w estern and ty. At the experim ent station, and P ortland. Stanford. ' f° r a centerpiece. I.imbs of red tow ard participation in the big eastern W ashington and eastern by Giles L. French Mrs E. E. Barnum returned Mr anct-^Mrs B. W. Guy of cherries w ere scattered here and m eeting of the y e a r which is to Oregon counties and will be on which has not tieen the w ettest H’s w orth the tim e of any«n‘? home F rid a y after a ten day Portland , WUBIIU .w ere weekend guests there. ------- A -j _ aSite2?_. , -- be w nciu .tju u v t.v u w w.v.. place in the county, a to ta l1 of ,o r8e held m in w conjunction ith the its way home by next Friday. to drive around over the nud-toi- visit w itb relatives in Portland. of th e latte r’s m other, Mrs F rank Fox, presented an electric clock, gherm an county fair in Septem- The W estern Livestock Jour- 1.45 inches of rain has fallen this nmhkifi hio country m u n trv ju lust loo.» t ., a n n nd /i M rs Roland v?ninnii Johnson T nhnciin nnH n .i rim«rrv-,f a >* nnzi r,.,„ a n gift £?ift of th e comm unitv to Mr. her vial is sponsor of the tour and month. This contrasts with a nor- um bia w H heat st to loo a k Mr and t I^ « n ib i * o k rn /\ n and daughter and son and Mrs W illiams. The song, at the w heat. It has never been Gordon Johnson brought her jp iaw, M? and Mrs A lbert Dor- T here will be races and games fiOm« of its editors and officials ma I of .08. For the crop year the “School D ays” was sung by the (all on horseback)) and every ef -will be w ith th e party. better. Good land, poor land, good bnm e a fter being in the city to m afer and Maxine. total is now’ 17 02, breaking the farm ing and bad, all haye good atten d the wedding of th eir fath- Miss Jean Lang left for Port- group. A m ixer game* was played fort is being made to run the previous record established in Schedule for Sherm an county: crope. The w heat is big and dark e r £ w . (Chub) Johnson. land Monday w here she will at- fellow«! by an old fashioned events off quickly. NoVHty rac 9 a m Ralph E akin’s farpi famed and far-off 1916 w’hen 16- “Spelling Bee”, the ladies against es and stu n ts are also on the pro thick and well headed apd um e * M rs C arrie C hristianson and. tehd sum m er school. 62 inches of rain fell in the crop 10 30 a. m. B ernard M artin som ething happens the 1. 8 u n p gjg^er w ere here from Eugene Mr an d Mrs Maxton Crews of the men. T he ladies came out vie- grarn There are 25 events. year. O ther wet vears w ere 1943 12:00 Harold Eakin Horge show j udges are R A> will be the best th is area ha. yigif Mrfi R c Byers and oth- Stevenson. W n., w ere w eekend to r io u s s o for a Penalty the men w ith 16.49 and 1928 with 14.22 Lunch at Grass Valley produced. guests o f the form er’s parents, sang, Old McDonald Had a fa rm inches. Long of F ort Rock, and Giles E 2:00 p. m. Fred Cox & Son e r relatives last week. ‘ Velda G uilford and Jessie Rice B ennett of Governm ent Camp. Well, the w orld can use It. T em peratures w ere up before Mrs Shirley Bashelor of P o rt Mr and Mrs F. M Crews. le a v in g fo r Vancouver. W ash., sang, “God Be With You Till W e Th(> comm ittee is .Marjorie Van 3:30 p. m. Millard Eakin the latest rain started and a high land is a guest of her sister and The grass* Is* w onderful, too. b ro th er in 'law , Mr and Mrs A. Sunday a fter spending a week Meet Again •ccom pani«! by Mrs Gll(ler Merle Becket, J. W Coons. 5.00 p. m. Ted Ball of 93 degrees was registered on Anyone is welcome to make visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs W. E. Rice a t the piano. Cheat grass is purple like the If. M d n tv re . Sadie Rich, Harold Eakin and the tour with the visitors and the 7th, Monday. M r.a n d M rs 'W illiam s leave Bob Belshe. stem s of Forty-Fold used to lie in Small cloud bursts have swel- Mr and Mrs Gordon Rich of R. H. McKean w ere Mr and Mrs E n try blanks have and if one w ants to see Sher m any friends in Rufus, both be- been sent out and delegations [na[) len creeks in parts of the coun good years and as high as wheat p o rtland w ere houseguests of the Bill McKean and fam ily. llvestw k th |s Mrs Carl Tuggle m otored to ing teachers here the past four ty. Hay and Grass Valley canyons often grows. T he bunchgrass on fo rm e r’s m other, M rs Sadie Rich. f.T t’h ls T re a are‘ Those years, an active part the virgin hills looks like the Andrew Shearer arrived hom e Seattle, W ash,, W ednesday. « • and » taking * .u . ., ran . full Tuesday night w ashing The Midco purebred breeder? out fences and some m inor dam th e old tim ers say it did when T uesday from The Dalles w here . Miss Elaine slips tailored - 2.95 in the life of the comm unity. Mr in W ashington have prom is«) they first rode into* this country ¿ e ise m p lo y e d and will be home w hite taffeta form al h8luL 8XPT. W illiam s took much interest in are to meet the night of Fridav age was done east of Moro and to come despite high w ater. G reta, T he Dalles before plows w ere introduced. untii th e high w ater is over at 11 the Boy Scouts and organized the Donations for prizes have been June 25. after the cattle tour has Grass Valley. Hail hit Tygh ridge Mr and Mrs W illiam Mills and scout u n it in Rufus, and served made by nearly every business rone on to Prineville. Sundav and Tygh Valley had a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * The Dalles Port. son, Robert, w ere visiting old as th eir leader while here* flood. Storm s of the past week It w as 1893, along in late sum- » Mrs Jack Noonan cut an ar- house in the county. The show Mr. W illiam s left Monday mor- will s ta rt at 1 p. m. daylight w ash«! out roads in Gilliam and m er w hen it l>egan raining and tery jn h er finger Sunday which friends over the w eekend. T hey w ere accom panied hom e by Ver- ning for sum m er school at the W heeler counties. kept it up and kept it up until required some stitching to close, saving time. To add to the w orries of far- the grain sp ro u t« l in the stacks ¿ d V anett is here from EU- non Van Gilder. R obert Mills U. of O. In Eugene, while Mrs and the harvesters w ere unable ^,ene for a brief visit with th e will spend the h arvest in W a9co.. W illiam s and sons will rem ain A Republican picnic, sponsor- mers. now ovei J?«7 Mr and Mrs Glenn Van Gilder in R ufus u n til July, when the ed by the W omen’s Republican crops, hail possibilities and har- to thresh. ;•**' K n ighten family. The w heat was soft and it m old-. Mr and Mrs Jack Riley and and Mr and Mrs F. Jensen w ere fam ily will m ove to Colton where G I K I j H TO GIRIaS’ STATE club will be held at DeMoss vest w eather, comes the th re a t weekend guests in Portland. Mr. W illiam s will be principal ed quickly w hen it was finally in fant aon of La GVande were Mrs Arzell Lemley of Grass ,s Dring8 p ark« Sunday, Ju n e 27. of rust. T here is some leaf rust and Mrs P eter D ufault mov- m the school. threshed Some men perform «! o vernight guests Saturday of Mr ed Mr his wife Valley G irls’ State chairm an ot D inner and program will s ta rt at in the county according to Mer- R ichard B arnes, with iends in the Kent into the E verett house. auxiliary announced this t th e Pafternoon. says Carl rd Oveson. ^ t i o n ^ p e rin te n - an operation called “stovepip- anff Mrs Gordon Reid. Riley is a Jam es Riskow sky was a Port e n d dau g h ter, visited frie in g ” which m eant th at in a sack b ro th e r of Mrs Reid. Mr and chairm an of the event, d e n t. IV n "2 L and Salem visitor. Moro the first of the wek. Took week the selection of two high of saleable w heat they inserted a Mrs Cordon Reid w ere visiting land Mr and Mrs Ray P arrish who | e i8 now on the police force a t school , junior girls, von Although the picnic is labeled form of the p stove pipe, pulled the good grain r e iatives in La G rande last week w ere weekend guests of her fa- Hoquiam , W ash., and the other Borstel a[»d Connie WlWon, to & RepUblican one, the com m ittee f n i 2 d ? ew U h,moWedh^ a PinPeW a ^ 'u . r v t n l ^ n r i o r d cam e S atu r ther. F ra n k Knox, w ere given a B arnes’ boys are in that part of attend Girls s ta te w m en wni w it plain th at everyone will ‘ ‘ he,d on ,the 1c? m PU8o , ,, be welcome for discussions will after the th e country, also. Coming with hoiSem en i x m bought long prod« day from the Pacific Bible Insti- charivari Saturday but on housem en soon tu fa at Seattle. Wn., to spend the dance. him was H arold Thogerson, Port- M 'to 2 r nT heT will V L T o f the not be on a partisan th at found the spoiled h e t A tid e t ^ w ith Mr “W hite S tar ’ all nylon uni- ,and policem an, also a form er whole crop wa^ l ? s ¿ bere the and Mrs F ay Brackett. M arvin form form s s , ideal for hospital or res- Moro youth. T he Portland flood is 175 girls who will receive a week aspects of good governm en . of instruction in governm ent and --------------- — to Biggs or u ------ ta u ra n t w ear - 12.95. - really bad, says Har >ld. ran a iso stopped a few days at the Am ericanism and good citizen- . G reta. The Dalles ^ T h e n V n 894* was T he first phe hom e of Mr and M rs L E. I-^ng» Max W illiam s w as a T hursday Mrs E. Amidon and Mrs G « f o p > » /. ii v, t n o ^ e n a l c W fo7?he W heat grow ford in The Dalles. His home is Quite a stir was caused in the __ w _____________________ Mrs Dorotjiy McCulloch I^e. overnight guest of his m other Douma ere in Portland the first enaj^crop i county. o - It i ia m n « l ‘H p Pavette. .comm unity when a fire was re- 1 , will w ill I I I- rx . • za e nom rs of Sherm an S j ^ j i e d l e Idaho. r left F riday by from W illowdale. He was accom- of the week as delegates to the mayor-elect of Portland, In l>orted last W ednesday. An uni- an fan. Where he will nanled by Mrs W illiams. Erl- state convenion of the E astern stru ct in legislation and Mrs yy 1IÎ I 1CIUC L lá m e dentifi«! tra ile r c.i. a to u rist car snow y one m e spri K’(lisUnre p ^ k up his m other’s car which day, w here they will m ake th eir Star. Mrs Amidon was a mem Keneth Young of Moro will have Sherm an county softball play reportedly caught fire four miles is to Judge from long her of the credentials committee charge of music. Two girls will took down home be selected from this group to a t rep o rts was J? eveJ M emorial w eekend w hen the bus- r T he ers again dem onstrated their su east of the John D ay bridge, E rn est F arrell of The Dalles The Kaseberg family held its the Columbia highw ay. Af- rained in June.lW heat ET* w ere not running on account annual picnic at DeMoss park was a w eekend guest of H E tend G irls’ Nation held in Wash- periority over the boys ’ from along place lots of it was volunteer for es w ere not w Sunday te r stringing the fire along the E v e rett Sr. and Mr and Mr Ted ington, D. C. w ith th eir expenses W alther-W illiam s last paid by the national organization when George Wklsnu’M. Sherm an way, the tra ile r was ur}fo£ked? £ farm ers dldn t thresh «noug to The Dalles Saturday sent; Mr and Mrs Ed Kaseberg. E v e r e tt M d o u n ty Dodgers won handily by ¡> h ' 1X es' T^ ,<’ veJh° ^ e for seed in m any cases. thpir daughter Lorraine, Mr and Mrs L. E. ' Kaseberg, Mr and M rs O. E. Fay were of American Legion auKtllary. It was a year of flood, UK *» , M Bruce Millard. Patricia and I>arry^ Mr and Mrs h ere W ednesday to pay a brief ?O?’ seven S g s a l t h X h Ske"“ ° n 1948, and of big w heat and great , . had spent several days A lbert Kaseberg, Mr and Mrs visit to her uncle, L. L. P 6®**- ed for five, but Insistence by the t n u l a l m ^ prom ise. * v isitin e her brother in law and Paulen Kaseberg, Lee, T e rry and They came from E lm hurst, yh- COVXTY CLUB ELECTS crowd caus«l the players to con- on lhe east • • ♦ • «ister Mr and Mrs George Jensen .Alice, Mr and Mrs Floyd Root, nois and left Thqrsday to visit U nanim ous apprbval of 'th e tiriue. The score by then was a gJde of river the f,r(^ b u rn . Now comes F a th e r’s day-—and o , th a t c ity - ✓ Billje and Buddy, M r*and Mrs' Mr a n d 'M rs Karl iA ndstiphi in work of the nom inating com m it m ere 9 to 1. m th e m iddle of the m onth. Pro- ‘ Dave Seibert was an overnight Pete Macnab and Ix>ren. G H. Portland, jng j-nany acres of the ranch land y tee made Allen Tom, president nerlv it was in v en t« i after Mo visitor in The Dalles last Friday. Root of The Dailey, Colleen Kase- Harold Brevig. forme» clas The game was but an interest- owned by Roy Philippi. T he land theris day and it is not «*> 8en’ S eibert is employed on t h e ' Le- berg of Eugene, Mr and Mrs Vern m ate and friend o f W vman of the Sherm an County club, at ing introduction to the barbecue on w b jcb the trailer was ahandon- m orn that followed erally observed. T here's not land Medler farm. # Mackin and son, Don, of San Ber- French, stopped in Mdre T hurs the m eeting W ednesday when Sherm an ed belongs to Trace Fields. Men rnnch to buy for fathar a necktie Leaving Monday m orning to dino, California, K enneth Kase- day, accompanied by M r, and ing. Merrill Oveson was chosen countians dined on beef, barbe- a r r ived soon enough to keep to replace the one with spots on a tte n dsum m er school a t the U. of, berg and daughter. B arbara and Mrs Gene Conklin. They were on vice-president; J. A. Foss secre cued to a tu rn by LeRoy W right^ fjre under control, and not tary, A. A. Dunlap, George Wil served by com pany employees spread to the rank grass -lands th eir wav to Wallowa. u a n a lr of socks w ithout holes, o w as Miss Mary B rackett, dau- niece. Suzan of Portland. Mrs Paulen K aseberg and I^e- L. V. Moore wits taken to .the son and Carrel Bennett, directors and accompanied by other foods. on the breaks of the west side m aybe a b etter cigar than the g ilter of Mr and Mrs H erm an stogies he usually buys, some Brackett. Mary expects to be roy Belshee are atten d in g grand mid-Columbia hospital last F ri by the same action. This was the second county of the John Day river, lodge of the E astern S tar a t day a fter an attack a t his home It w as agreed to hold a meeting picnic given by W alther-W illiam s little gadget to show him he borne again by* July 22. it was most fortunate th at in Moro. H e /s reported to lie im- of the executive com m ittee soon company wherein It brought its Sherm an county had ju st isn ’t forgotten. The latte r prob- Alta Sm ith and daughter Don- Portland. a They expect to have an em er ably represents the greatest good na and Clifford T rum bo were T h e Prov,nK ai th _ a t t comes from presents nresents anyhow, anyhow. ¿ unday aftprrwxjn afternoon callers of Mr ^ n c y road from Stiles to Mr am 11,-1 * ¿ nd MJrg j am es Fox. Dalles In 8 o r 10 days child of “Know then *this tru th (enough Leaving F riday to spend the Faded blue denim shorts and ^ p p ^ Sunday for m an to know) w eekend in Eugene w ere Mr and pedal p u sh ers - 1.95 - 2.95 ha - farm while ......... — — — ......— r . v irtu e alone Is happiness be M rs Vernon Miller and sons, ters to m atch. California. Bill will be remem- ig again going to the National ui rain p ’,»»|l>n awav burning cigarettes ar.d mat- low ” Roger, Don and A rnold. Both Mr G reta. T he Dalles as a high school boy Education Association m eeting Local • players were 7 n t i e past, most of the sayest Alexander Pope, one of and Mrs Miller are graduates of Mrs Trace■ Fields w asL stayed one school year at and volunteered to take some catch , orv 2nd: , , fires have sta rte d from the _ __ so y .......... the u n iv ersity there and w ent W ednesday to the Dorcas society rL* J; wheat samples indicative of the ____ bearcy, tsL r T. Thom pson 2nd; local fires E ngland’s w ittiest. Thom pson 3rd; Ed Vanett, ss; W. highway. to attend “Hom ecom ing” as weLj of the C hristian church. The M w - • a Balzer are county’s product and this was Knighten left; W .-M elzer. cf; « m eeting ----- in ‘ portlan(l , his week while he riv en an OK by the club A nother ¿ t l r t e t . Young, wrote: a s . v isi^ re to tiv e s. E. C ^E aW n B eeltag w as _ held on rn t^ the th e Bob and Jim Roberson rf. - F u ' wtse w ith speed: doing the chores on th etr ranch and was th e last one until fall, ---- - from work for AB1oo"Tt 7orty fool indeed." du rin g th eir absence. W e m to the uiiion Pacific. All Invited Attraction Sunday For Crop Year Republicans Invite All Fire Burns Grass Along Columbia Sherman tountians Legion-Auxiliary * * r’t loht rem arks Mr and Mrs GeorRC H ar,ls, m0H »nen<i a few davs at the home Ralph Buss.' is In Port and for pATHKRi, * SONS DINK From a page of b rig h t rem arks tored Seattle, W ash., to attend z »<_ and ><r g T race Fields a couple of davs to attend a ton atmrur we glean this: About the only ^ m enccm ent exercises at th e of Mr an<1 M rs T race ference of A AA o ffic e m anagers bathers and sons ^ strong, th in g th is country got out of the U niversity of W ashington, Satur- Mr and Mrs Tom Stephens of about procedure met and dined at t . .. t q . Mrs Craig Coyner, departm ent dove of peace w as the bill. at w b jcb th eir son, Donald, M onteray, California w ere here Mr and Mrs Ed Alley are again church a,^ J?,g , h wlth president of the American Legion And: You can get a govern- recejved his A. B. degree Ih W ednesday for a visit w ith old operating the G rass Valley Con- behest of the Marine auxiliary enroute to her home in m ent bulletin on every economies and business. There fr iends. They w ere accom panied fectionery as Mr and Mrs Paul women fro m /th a t j» ainnpr Bend tfrojn attending a series of except on how to reduce the wag clags Qf 17(X) the forgest m by Mrs Ja n et D eG raff of Port- Goddard are in P ortland lookifig providing the bounteous dinner. Next Monday„ wM be held one m(?ctings in Mlchell, Condon, Fos- m ot of nf governm ent. land. for a house to live in when school The program consisted of a of the most complicated e l« tio n s sl, and A rn ngton stopped to visit cost ent Sam B. Pett- R,g history. welcome on behalf of the, fathers eyer con<|ucte<i in Sherm an coun- the George Bell unit of Kent. Mr and Mrs J. P. McClain of Norm an Fields m ade a bus!-’ begins next Septem ber. ingill A lbany w ere guests of the form- ness trip to Salem T uesday night Mr and Mrs L ester B arnum re- given by Collis Moore, for ty. It will be the annual school Mrs p ra n k von Borstel m et her e l« tlo n for each of the districts. jn G rass Valley and took her to How long has it been since you e r >s s jste r and b ro th er in law, re tu rn in g W ednesday, noon. turned from Portland last Friday sons by Dick Oveson, a ba T here will also be a non-high the bonie of Mrs F rank Sayrs have thought about Vitam in B I. an d Mrs Archie Gosson and Jim m y and* Sharon Belshe. bringing Helen Simon home ac- shop q u artet of F ran k bayrs, Bin e * ♦ ♦ ♦ fam ily. They w ere on th eir way children of Mr and Mrs Bob Bel companied by the two small Hall and Alan and Dean Finxer school board election and a rural near Moro w here the m eeting hom e from a trip to New YPrk she won th ird in the declam atory daughters of Mr and Mrs Fred tOn and some slight of hand by gchool board election as well as wag bejd> -------- - neid .. ..A . grange ------- < Kurilo Carol ~ ---------- determ ine 7 The past week has been the contest state ana uonna, ...v,. w n o a are iv B o r m a n r Fields. ieiu». . several a elections e v u u .» to V T “«?..... Mrs —- Coyner ------------------ informed | . the held at the and rx------ Donna, who Norman hail and rain period of June, not T he 5th & 6tb graders held mCeting in A storia last week to stay with th eir grandparents Speaker of the evening was w hether o r not the district board mberg that the Child W elfare an uncommon thing, but this one th eir picnic in the park Saturday w b jcb gjves them adm ission to until the floo<! subsides* The Kur- Rev. Robert A. H utchinson of exceed the six percent lim Genter ¡n the veterans’ club has people scared worse than G uests w ere Carol Briggs, Corena to tbe 8um m er grange to be held Ho home is covered w ith w ater Hood River whose address- eon- itation. • building in Portland was serving usual. A lready hall has h t some Miller, B arbara Buck C herrie a t Tum alo Lake. The e n tire Bel within two feet of the top of the tained a four point philosophy F o r tbe di8tricts surrounding as a distribution center of cloth- fields in adjoining counties a n t. pjelds, Glena W allace, Ixiis Ann gbe fam ily w ere in A storia for roof. ' • about the basic w ay of life as it Moro there will be a sp«*ial elec- for the V anport flood victims, th e disasters of last year toay p v e re tt, Joan Fridley, Donald Me- convention. Mr and Mrs A. S. Johnson were pertains to Ixith fathers and sons. Ron decide upon consolidation. Mrs von Borstel reported that m e repeated. It seems to be tn e i ntyre, LeRoy StuIts, Billie and Rey C ar, S tle rie and Jean Mc. here spending the weekend H arry Pinkerton w as m aster of This affects Moro, E rskine, Monk- d o th in g was being collect«! in good years in which hail hits, Buddy Root, H arvey R ^ a rd -s , c onaughy retu rn ed from Ixis' at Madras with A lbert Pleum ke ceremonies, land, Harmony*, Boardman anti lbe Grass Valley and Kent area m aylie because^ it foj^28t never N orm an^nd^M H ton^Fridley^Fred^ Angeles, Calif., Monday, w here and family. They cam e by to see Fairview-Gorman. * under the chairm anship of Mrs rain s at all in bad years. die D orm aier. Danny Miller, ivii» Rey s tie rle attended his 10th . t be Columbia’s high w ater. There is no candidate for the Fm m ajean Sm ith and th at the m ere i» uv «.*».* Rherman county Red Cross had Much m ore hail insurance is F red D orm aier^ Miss^ Jean Lang cjass reunion a t Occidental col- _________ ____ non-high school post which i yoted lo pay tbe transportation 11 AT HUMMER SCHOOL being taken out because the crop and Mrs T « i E verett lege. for the G rass Valley zone and the clothing which is being is m ore w orth saving and be- M rs R obert Belknap of St. Hel- Clair Adams was in tow n SHANIKO Eleven 4-H club children left voters m ust w rite in a candidate tbe G and q store in cause of recent experience w ith ens w ho is visiting Tuesday from Boardm an w here By M 's M antle Garrett Tuesday m orning for Corvallis for R Qne j8 to be elected, G rass Valley. hail. As one m an said, “ I’ve in- Mrs W ilma W ilde Charles Brow ning w ent he vwiia owns a a ovlvlvc service nvaviUll station hav- er school taking election The election for for i the tne rural The auxiliary sured against haiL, now it w o n t w ith contract bridge I hursday lr y moved from Ariington. •n The Dalles W ednesday to meet the annual sum . m T»ortU v ninrii» as f ne eiecuon iu ___ ________ and ___ its the Col- his m other Mrs Maude Brown JLraDe^ n r eR o” W right countv school board is in the W asco zone ape sponsoring a shower at the h it me.” evening. W ith th e high w ater of ng into ing of Seattle, W n.. who visited ^ v i s t o n for and Floyd R ^ t h e le only candi - k in Grass valley Ju n e 20th, , Mr and Mrs Vernon VanGild^r um bia riv e r at R ufus going into ing — for the posi- r _ the Owens for the Owens fam ih y- We w onder how im pressive is dan ch ter Em m aiean accom- its th ird week, the w ater contin- here until Monday. , were: elected Mr. T rum an in going about the , i bv Mrs S. M. McMillen ues to seep into the low spots Mr and Mrs A rth u r Hixsen of A tt„ n d in tr fro m this countv tlon. ______ New officers country saying th at congressmen ‘ to r« l to Lookout California, b ringing m ore destruction to the Antelope visited the McLennons p r itm I irrv Kaseberg Refusal of the voters to ap M arcus Eslinger, president; lw<l ought to stay in W ashington. lh e v attm rted th e wedding o rc h a r.il T he w ater across the at the hotel Sunday. George Me are ^ ra n H V ItU , L arry K«MDei^. proye the ru ra | tr, Mrs Ta(um vlce presl. t it hat’s u r .’r sauce OQ.,na for the goose croose - - - f tb e | r Glovena Hines and highw ay at B lackburnes and Mor Donald of the Rooper ranch was L< <’ • j i )nane p a kin Merle budget In April has made it dent; Mrs Frank Sayrs. 2nd vice- W » ♦ ♦ » ♦ v I s tS M r T v a n G I M e r - a b ro th ers rl* continues to rise and fall also a visitor. W Ball D u a n e nefessary for each district that. Mrs Donald von B or w J j i M rs Pari river. Frank W agner went to Port Eakin, \p k v Knlgnten c a .o .y n exceeded the gix percent lim lta ‘s te , secretary; Mrs Gene Rey- We go to work Mr T t and Carl Casev and and with with the the river, tn ltg budget to ask for ap nolds treasurer; Mrs J. E. Nor- To earn the.dough children of D ufur w ere Wednes- The Deschutes bridge was re- land over the w eekend returning Lemley, M argaret Reckman, J n of Monday. Oveson. - voters of , each dis ton, historian; Mrs Jim ---------o Brown Sr. - dav visitors at the hom e of Mr paired, and a small am ount of Monday. . o broadcasts proval by the To buv the bread and Mrs George Blackburne. traffic Is perm itted to go across John Reeder spent Sunday in T he nds / h e ..,H on k OAC featur- trict. In m ost cases the budgets cha^¡ajn. The auxiliary will serve To gain the stren g th Accomixinving them to R ufus It and over the hill, leaving the The Dalles visiting Mr and Mrs over radio o station KOAt reatur _ ----------- Approval ------- val wH, fhp at j eylon dance dance KUAV reaiui- will hrinff bring th(. ...... supper the Legion To go to work g in the same (or approxim ately the Saturday night June 19th. - ............................. - *• - . . “Skeet” Dillinger and family, Ing the loca • ys That e o n ^ X ’the „raft M W « « ’av^ng , » o T t " t o who same) sum s as would have been Mrg Brown displayed an afgan ' U ? v t S ^ U ^ U We<ln<“Sday in W k h T S X ^ e w rC& Q^ e.8« r' s U X ? ¿ n , = l £ ... .1 rals« i hv the defeat«! budget w b|Ch she is knitting and which but the money will be rais«l In wt)) be raffled off together with P e n draft law a fte r ” November, t Mr and Mrs W illiam Domreis highw ay a few miles from The «1 on the w est of town, not the Allen, stati an ( lu county Sherm 4-H club each district and not over the otber articles made by the mem- he strong feeling th a t came up from P ortland last week Dalles. Even the Indians at east. T here m u‘ . nece»sary or to get the rest of M rs Dom ries’ Cf ltlo wh0 m ake the trip to The Mrs Jam es I hifer went to her ¡ ^ d ^ h u r s d a y ^ i ^ ^ J u n e 17 en}neaddlUon to the above each '^D elicious cakes and coffee a larger a . ■ bol^ loid goods and her car Dalles m ust go east as far as the Doernheeher hospital to bring las. K e e n 7:30 and H o’clock d a y district will vote on at least one ™ d e t.y th e h o s te s s were served th e re wf)fod .J^r^ p th nartv eon- which was left here since school Deschutes fiver, then tu rn up the daughter. M arjorie, hpme light saving time. new director, - to tM » w m . law passed beiore u i i - bljl and ga wegt agidn> ~ Saturday. wm tionf School Elections Many Angled Helping Flood Victims
