Sherman County journal., October 01, 1948, Image 1

These
T h in g s
f.Inli Speakers
Those W ho IFanf
Discuss Measures T° Vo,e
,
by Oct- 2
• d in R
e
8'ste h r o w a n t
On Coming Ballot _____
Th«* i w and
who
to v ote N ov-
are not now
Health Worker
Rain Makes
Tells Local Group
Seeding Safe;
Of Approved Plan
Starts Year Well
Discussion of four m easures registered, m ust a tte n d to th a t
was carried on a t the W ednesday prelim inary b e f o r e S aturday
m orning m eeting of the Sherm an n igh t, O ctober 2, o r not v o te
C ounty Club w ith speakers ex R eg istra tio n d o s e » S atu rd a y .
plaining and giving both sides
of th e bills in question.
’ h*L
"
S
C arrel B ennett told of the ad- J” 1 . ' **
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L. __________
French
vantages of the
th e bill to p erm it ” a la r a * y n ign t.
_ by Giles
_____ __
every six m onths resident to
Those
T h o s e m u tft'
f t ' re g is te r w h q
o h h a a v v e e
All over Oregon the dissenters vote in school elections Involving not vote<j for tw o year«
who
against nature's tim e a re re- finances, although tem pering his have changed th rir nam es or
turnlng to th e fold; people have favor w ith some reasons again- plnceH of residence.
m
iU U cutting
to ttin a r n off
i l the tn
n en
d o of
f at
a t the
m easure.
easure It
It is desirable *
quftt
top
end
m
the blanket to sew it onto the from the point of m ore com plete R rgl»ter October 2; Vote Nov led
foot end six o'clock m eans six dem ocracy, he said, b u t could be e m b e r 2.
o ’cioek all over.
used
unfairly if
non-property
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ow ners voted im provem ents on
• • • ♦ •
a fe
w pro p erty ow ners.
few
.
Miss E lin Anderson, health
Rain th a t totaled 1.33 fell
specialist of the U. S. Depart
over
the week end and made It
m ent of A griculture from Wash-
possible for every
farm er to
ington, D. C., who is in Oregon
s
ta
rt
seeding
who
w
ants
to do
to Pten *
health conference
so.
** heW ln P o rtland Novem-
The rain started T hursday
ber 17-19, appraised the situation
night
when .84 feU and continu­
jn Sherm an* county Saturday1 af-
ed Interm ittently until Tuesday
ter
ter listen
listen in
in g g to
to review
review s s of
of w w hat
hat
although
both
Monday and
had b een
done
bY represents-
W
ednesday
w
ere
hailed
as p er­
tives of several
Interested or-
fect days, cloudless, and bright
ganlzations. *
w ith the fading sum m er sun
M
isN Anderson
A n d f» r< u n w
as a
r iY im n a n .
Miss
was
accompan-
giving abundantly of Its w arm th.
by J e a n Shell, inform ation
There Is doubt about the land
specialist, and had made a slm-
th
at
had been seeded prior to
liar snrvpv
countv
su rv ey of
Of the
the Was™
Wasco county
u S„u
u w
nrovram th e rtav before — —
Moro High School footbalL players practice on a# .inani­ the rain. That part of It that
P i S /m , w L ?♦
m ate b»g to get ready to push on an opponent th at may be bad been seeded deep may not
conference v J o r i and the dem and very anim ate p laYers have been identidied as Thom pson, Joe come up and some reseeding la
There la
or, the c o u rt for additional nur- “ r f ^ b h v h T u - H h o m n , ™ ^ Eakin, I^ane, Wallace, R. May considered probable.
al! football players look alike. not much of it.
sing service. Mrs Helen Bruck and nihh> but w l,hout
As soon as the ground dries
ert, ch airm an of the conference
fo o tb a ll ^ tra m s^ g ri theb^^ a m e ^ vate pow er com panies to build
off sufficiently
every farm er
on health and ru
rural
T he same
sa m e auD
lles to
lleg e 00018
dam s and l)e
be assured of longer
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com m ittee
ittee’ oft
ral y
i
n
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The
applies
to co
college
will be ln the field and the 1949
team s
T here is aouorently a -retention of them .
Im m ediate
special aw ards given at the Hfe, spoke of th a t report and iCdCRPTS IxCCCpllOn
crop will go Into the ground In
desire to choose ’ a very fierce reason for the bill is the pro- county fair have been distrlbu Giles F ren ch review ed the lnfor-
alm ost perfect condition.
nsm e • like Tigers
Lions o r i^cted construction of th e Ox-
ti) the w inners as follows: m ation gathered by the Sherm an
U n til
W olves although th a t doesn’t bow dam acro8S the Snake in George P o tte r gave $25 w hich County Club.
rO S ip O lieu U n itl
____.
___,
__ Rfiir^r m u n tv . Citizens of far u««
am ^nn-
M iss A n d e rs o n sa id that the
i doctors and citl-
it one to 650 which
iy give at least one
_____ „ __ru ral regions but
The M~.~
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M ito .
m inded people.
-
? ;~ u » e in a a w ln i
th a t general practitioners w ere ceptlon for the school teachers
fni t a 2 ? i ! S t « n ! n i
W ily Knig*>ten found the idea
t h T Sunset
Motor Company scarce.
-
has been postponed until Satur-
A copy of the tax inform ation
A large wooden lx>wl of plen­
^ p ooaes from The DaHes \ r e of 3 bo>'8 c3mp g<xi 1 .*"?* dt<ln’t gave $50 which was divided
Nunalng » » v ice
is possible day night October .1. The new ty (fruit) was tbe main center- that will he sent out to each
n « 7 ^ > u « h reality b u t why
‘he location which is at an J
4 H stock exhibitors for and som e governm ent aid can date supercedes the orlgnal one piece, and atklitional bowls of taxpayer Is to he found on page
3 S f X “ b o v T ^ h S u ld ^ n a a q u e r abandoned
C C C w near T im - ,purci ‘a se of
breeding stock, be obtained for It. she said. A of October 2.
fruit decorated the Cable at the two in this issue.
Some
explanation
m ay
be
hall when tbe
Falcons
except th a t It is ber, nor did he like the suggest- geott F ritts .w o n $25 and Alfred nu rse In prevention work can
Reason foi the delae is hat Rufus grange
school
im terau ve
hi n o t k n o w n
to
» rg a n to tio n proposed under Kock J15 for
an ,ma)s and care for a com m unity of 5000 many of the teachers are going Sherm an county Pomona grange necessary. The list of
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. . ¿ ¿ J : |rv the bill. The need for yhuth re-
Joan Oveson , 10 for sheep. and ln a county like Sherm an to P o rtlan d for th e coming week met for dinner Saturday.
Fall districts and taxes levied th ere ­
fm S ? S o n whv the Madras bovs haW litatlon m i g h t
outw eigh
H arry Van Gllder donated a should be able to do some home end and «Io not expect to lie in leaves w ere also used, and col­ in is followed by the usual s ta ­
orful bouquets of flowers were tistics as to value, levy, th e tax
took th e name 0 , IRSSa Btrffa- m*por objection, how ever, he g20 prize for the w inner of the care as well. There is a con- town.
T hen th e
used throughout the room. F o r­ and combined levy.
— - —377.
said.
scram ble hail
calf beef
contest anvt
and —--
Hict —
in - —
such
there —.
Is no
kk* rw»r Whv a w hite ~ - buffalo
—
. .
.
_ BViamuie
ucxri LumcbL
— cases
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ty adults and twelve ” children percentage of this com bined levy
t o r n i fearaome than a reg u lar
GHea Fkench favored the pas- h | was
b A,fred Rock
definite line between preventive pA IR F | VAX(<KS
ES F A IR
Af Mnrn 8a«e of 016 ®*x Percent am end ______________
and c u ra tiv e medicine.
1
enjoyed the baked salm on din­ that goes to various funds la
a i T ^ t ^ M -k e d l/ m a n d there F1™ 1
taxpayers would
»
P re p a y m e n t p lans for medical
The finances of the
county ner prepared under the direction shown For Instance: a t Blglow
la no tradition of dog sledding FV protected by f
m
i r
^
j
^
------------- --- care have not peen entirely sue fafr have not been com puted of Mrs E. K uypers and m em ­ the total m illage Is 27.4 mills.
ta no w w w ion Of oog sieooing |tieg
vot^
tox
K M G H T R N T O A ID
___ cesgful to ¿ate although they are as y e t a s not all bills are in for bers of the
Home Ecomonics Of this 26.7 percent w ill go to
the locaL school tax.
officially
m ajor grow
w as ing3toE^fast3
aod
ltrh te n w
ill a act
c t as lia-
lia g rE ^ " * s
’
the show. Some of the m ajor club.
a I! ^ er t
for th Oregon
e ^ ix " p e is r
W 5.
ily K n nighten
will
called
the
special
school
tax.
a verv &r°w in3 to°
for tbe sIx I * r ' .
K nighten will a rt as lia-
Suggestion
was made th at expenses w ere 31639.50 for pre-
The business m eeting was pre­ which is levied by the district;
football
team s cai rieB a very r^arit
a tln n n .. . C
n tin u e d lim-
lim - iaon
cent iim
lim H itatio
C o ontinued
man for Vinton L Green
county work first for a ndom s $1130 for races
$ ’100 sided „ o v e r
by*
Ixmis
Sather,
narne
No one f«
,tatton of the Ux to se w l" ca,U8e
T n,‘ ,LO r , he S^ ’C VCteH w bo!e or p a rt tim e m vse ade.
,h er program
m aster. Tbe officers reports were 23.0 percent will be to the ru ra l
^ b a vote*»
b W io « r « ’« n l a u r » ^ 1 . vol«
such quateIy
te|
equippe«! with
with ’ office,
otfic,-. . R R eturns
____ OIR m m ,..,
K ah lv «>r»viouai
i r v i for larger lev- an 8 a<"P"»lMratlon and as o„v..
equipped
eturns for
for ^h™
the , gate a id tbe given.
Leroy W right said the school fund; 6.6 p ercent to th a
the Ux
tax baS*
base wUl
m ake M?
dates G r for_
veter-
nd try
ot> the dance were
X e $246075
$2fl
^ m q k S m n ™ the ^ . 1 - <«• be
he stated,
8tat^ ’- until
until the
ans wUh"
~ n locM
w ho^w
ili c ^a a r r’ ete ’ S a n d d " ~ ^ ° , nd
lry lo
to ob-
and ad- farm ers should have a represen­ non-high school d istric t; ■ 1SJL
a te a m Known a. m e
r
hag nQ m eaning
ans w ith Mr Green who will u j n
8Qme
diagnostic «ntional am ounts un to $262 tative at the Soil Conservation percent to general roads; 15.0
could w4n regularly If It
Allen Tom, president, P f^ rriake a trip into th is county
o r p a rt tim e if necessary was received from concessions m eeting ln Arlington Septem ber percent to th e special road fund
K. fast boys
The
m eeting
will be eV-?,r
every
weeks.
His
theh expand th
the e service to in. * a8
^ ¡ h ^ ^ e such 28 at 10 a.' m.
and 15 2 to the state and coun­
» n T i n t r i g u i n g s id ded.
ed T
h e n next
ext m
e e tin » W,U
y J two
W^ W^e
ks H
lfir¿ (lay
ay h ere then
tv fund, which Is all co unty th is
th
T
a
d-
held
Oct<>ber
13
at
a
place
to.
5*
W
.
**
7?
esday
or
W
ednewlay.
c,ude
we|1
as
phv8ifa,
__________ ___
__________
__ a ____
______
__ _
___ _ Infer- health
___ servlcee
_ _ _____
Bertha Relsbe gave a report year, state taxes being off-set by
% S d determ
ined. It will ______
be
night Any
veteran
w anting
, nd teBtly work m iscellaneous income still to be
m all, btrdsr »»d beasts
-
___
, m eeting and will have
public m ation about the state loan o r tow ard hospitalisation
p 'l a n s
Indications aré th a t the 1948 on the children’s Juvenile g ran ­ income taxes.
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¿ .i .8U^ L . M^ e
3 X
Mar w hich w ould X u d e a doctor falV will not quite b reak cyan ge at .state grange w hich was
City taxes are show n in the
hrid
iu
A
storia
last
June.
sam e m anner and th e re Wi sarnf
B rockert will prepare the pro-
m ake appofetm ent
w ith Mr. and
care
although racing Income yet lo
The executive com m ittee has •iinformation about th e percent­
gram .
through w ,lv K nighten s
P ro b a b ly
the
com m unity w m p m ay balance the books,
set a definite date for Pomona age of taxes paid by u tilities and
office.
T his rain comes a t a fortunate
would not svi>port a doctor on
—
grange
to meet, the last S atu r­ lo'-nllv owned property.
lim e for the farm ers and In a
fees and stone o th e r- m eans
day of the m onth, and each q u a r­
The sum m ary of the assses»
m uch less dangerous
MuanU^’ YOUNG < h o IK FO RM ED
would be required, she said as a STOCK HALE .NOV. 1
tet of tbe year thereafter. The m ent roll show s the kinds of
th an last year w hen the first
doctor would need to be assu r­
RKPVBLICAN SPE A K E R
nt xt m eeting will be at Harlan I- p roperty in the co unty and its
fall rain nearly w ashed the coun-
Monday afternoon, Septemt»er
ed of a steady income. '
The sale of purebred beef
ty away. W ith w hat was saved 20, rehearsals began for a Ju n io r
Congressm an Charles A. Hal- ______________
anim als bv m em bers pf tbe Mld- view grange ball Novem ber 27. valuation.
A letter of thanks was read
1 co Purebred .Breeders* Assocla-
from the last w et year the re- Choir. All youngsters from the lfcck of Indiana will be princi-
cent rain should m ake crop pros- fo u rlh grade up are invited to pai speaker at the 15th Annual i? y .t m i v v u c t i w i v c
tion will be held Monday No\- which was w ritten by Joan Ove­
em ber 1 l>eginn{ng «4 1:30 in the son of Moro to the Pomona R EBEK A H H TO M E E T
pects very good for another^year attend practice each Monday at Oregon Republican clubs conven- K a AMI i i KK o m i n u
them for the
although no one should begin 3;30
The group will provide tioR to be held at the Benson
a drivers license exam iner will afternoon, rep o rts LeRov W right grange thanking
I 11 scholarship it gave.
Joan
The county convention of Re-
feeling too good until the next mugic for the Sunday School and h o tej in Portland
Friday and b« on duty in Moro, T hursday, wb° is secretary and sale man-
received a free trip to <\)rvallis. bekahs will be held at K ent this
harvest Is ctoaer.
On special occasions for Church. Saturday, October 8 and 9, ac- October 7, 19is. at the court agfer this year.
The lectu rer’s program
was year and October 21 Is the date
* ♦ » » ♦
*Tb« pianist for the Ju n io r Choir cording to Ray "Smith, state pre- house between the hours of 10 Some sixty cattle will
be sold
under
the
direction
of
Mrs
Walt
chosen by the com m ittee w hich
is Mrs Max Barzee; the director, 8jdent.
)
a m. ami 3 i> m.
of which half will be bulls and
••Our deeds still travel w ith us Mrs K eneth Young.
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Jialf females and incoming con Bruckert. F irst on the program consists of Nan W ilson,
signm ents
indicat«*
that the was, “America The B eautiful”, man; Clara Kock, v ic^chalrm an;
from afar,
sung by all the grange. The sec­ and Ellen Justesen. secretary.
quality will l>e very high.
The state president Miss C hris­
The show will be judged Oc- ond num ber on the program was
8™ u fd
tober 31 with ■ Joe Johnson of all present telling of their first tine Sm ith of Iæ hanon w ill be
DSC placing the winners. H. R. experience at a fair. This caused present to speak to the m em bers
not mean th a t there w as no
will come from
Wasco,
Sager of Bozeman. Montana, many laughs and was fun. Mrs who
hope
Sadie Rich sang, “W hen You Moro. G rass Valley. K ent and
hard
est^step
to
take
is
the
who
has
cried
both
previous
the
Inter­
And I W ere Young
Maggie", Antelope to show th e ir
and m ost are base
and
.
v
■
sartes . will again auctioneer
d e sir re e --------------
.
accompanied
on
the
piano
by
pretation
of
the
lodge
work.
Catalogues
will
be
printed
dishonest who w ant to be.
T h a ra d sy , D ecem ber 2nd
ne»v«uvn
Research <$uu
and a Advisory
u v im j ij vajuuuu
Council- - 7:30
cau r P. . m
M. .
progress
Progress 01
of tne
the
v auinjgu<-> wm
r.
A reading
M arion W eatherford, A rlington, W ashington-Idaho W heat Com- soon ready for distribution
to Mrs T,eo W atkins.
the poem, “Old F a ith fu l” by
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7.30 P. M. Prelim inary Commit- Qregon
•
m issions - W alter Johnson
possible purchasers. Consip
c o S S T o ^ E n g H a h ^ ' n J a p a p ^ ‘“ l . ’ pE dSrtlon and T ransports- Men P. M.
Recognizing Life 8:00 P. M.
W hat the Research arc generally from tlie mid-Col- Mrs George Fox. Ix^Roy W right V F W -A U X . E L E C T S
was the speaker, talking on the
M embers
• ' M arketing Act m eans to the umbia region of Oregon.
h ealth of Sherm an county as a
Tiie
ladies auxiliary* to th e
Finance
Com
m
ittee
Report
F arm to
er the
- J. R.
Assist-
fe fe rM ^ n it'eA lth !i« h eyat,r p r ^ t
2" F ederal A griculture
Pro
'
ant
A dm Allgyter,
inhitrator."'
Re-
wlT»fe. Said a full tim e health VI* W of the S herm an county
nurse services should he secur­ post 5028 held its first fall m eet­
in a serious slum p no pip-squeak gram s and l a n d Use
f ^ u i ^ o 8 n J1 q n seacb & M arketing Act, Wash- G .4 M E F A R M S S O L D
ed by Sherm n county.
ing Friday evening, Septem ber
’ \ T m 2 n t can long hold down
3. T axation and Legislation
Production of High Quality Soft h
D c
fhe S r a is te i^ e of t h « r English
4. W heat Disposal & M arket W hite W heat Panel Discussion
„ „ e m b e r 4th
-------- Oregon
, . , Pen
The
Game Commis-
The program ended with a 24. at the VFW hall with the
game.
Each president, Beatrice Howell pre­
¥ h ev m ay w v e r recover th e ir Development
(
by O. A. Vogel
Agronom ist, 9;00 A M
Com m ittee Report sion is offering
«aie tbe I en harvest contest
tw o--tooth siding and w ith seven members
teiritories7 rJar
nor "thplr
th e ir position
p les A ctivities
Pullm
ashington,
nisposal & M arket dleton and the
E u g e n e G viame
u m < m em ber was given
Dositlon In
in _ 5. Young P eo
eoples
ru n m a an,
n, _ W
w asm
ngion, Wm.
wm . L.
l ,. Qn w h e a t Disnosal
tne Eugene
UMTitorie» nor th rir p orition
Com m ittee Re- Haley“ F isher F louring Mills, ^ X n m e n
Earms. Pendleton’s (iam eEarm is picks, and they could bring as pi esent.
the w orld _ b u t they seem u,
an d R o b m o - F le tc h e r D evelopm ent
consolidated w ith tb e new m any
various shaped
beans,
Plans are being m ade to spon­
X
H rn ^ r
g H erm an Steen. Executive Vice- Field
A- - M’
Report of the Ore" ñ.’odw n game farm
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- ...... - rorn and peas as they could sor the essay contest and the
Field Secretary
Secretary of
of the
the N
N orthw
orthw est
est
near Hermis
,h A»r an exam ple ot som ething President, M illers F ederation
C Crop
rop Im
b l a t i o n . Be||
Im provem
provem ent
ent A Association.
p pl,
J
ton The farm at Eugene is be- carry w ith the tooth picks from following com m ittee chairm en
The
Role
of
the
ing
abandoned
because
of a real-
de- the table to a designated spot. were appointed: Ruby B rinkert,
o u t w o u ld « ¡ r e r tee printed to Prt<tay, D ecem b er Srd
r . j ack m a ^ E xtension
Special'. J ™ « *
Board‘ “ o f ^ d e “ in ^e'lonment
of the
area as
The w inning side received some com m unity service; H attie Spen­
America, a front page
b>!d 10;30 A M
Soft w h ite W heat ist Corvallis, will be M oderator w h « o f
hv T t A M ^ dentVal district which m akes it candy as a prize.
cer, publicity;'’ M arian Boynton,
R esearches b y
H a™ld
3:00 P. M.
Report of Conser-
E xecutive7 VicTpresi- difficult to operate the plant for
Grange m em bers from Har- m em bership; Dorothy B 1 a g g,
Who
A ctin g H ead
PI ° - vation & Research C om m ittee-
r h l(a g o ^ £
V iceP resi din
p h easan ts.
landview
w ere Mr and
Mrs junior activities; C arm en Brown,
and a married WO®8811
cessing Division W estern Re- l i s t e r King
-
r
$ u
Tim firm at Pendleton compris- W alt Bruckert, Mr and Mrs Boh Am ericanism; M ary DeMoss, re­
»eft a note saying it was beat gtonal Research L aboratory, AJ-
” :3° A
u„ 5 ’ ? ° r t ? f k e n „ J m,ro Unatelv
hirtv
acres
Ishe, Mr and Mrs Dean Rey­ habilitation;
Sylvia
Giikison,
th a t way.
5 a ny California.
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3:30 P. M.
E xport W heat Pro- Fat Stock Sale by LeRoy c , es, app' " xl
farn, is forty. B(
nolds, Mr and Mrs Txnds S ath­ hospital; a n d
E
tha
DeMoss,
The final paragraph m ention- u ;j5 A m . W hy Crop R eporting gram - Fred E nterm ile
W r i g h t A ssistant^Secretary
of w bb?
‘ g
er. LeRov W right, Rill Powell, home fund.
ed that the husband would like
Niels I. Nielsen, A gricultural 4:15 P. M.
T rends in
Agricul- T h e Eastern
Oregon W heat
eight a tie s.
a rd Mollie MtTzachlan.
The next m eeting will be held,
to find his p et dog that had left sta tistic ian in Charge, Portland, tu re F in a n c e -E m it A.
Brown, League
October 18 w hen the district
w ith its m istress.
Oregon.
R etiring M anager Federal I^and 11-45 A^M
R eport of the Au LOANS MADE
president will pay a v is it All
d’.ting Committee
11:45 A. M. Oregon A gricultural Bank, Spokane, W ashington
m
em bers are urged to attend.
CAR
INSPECTION
UP
A nnual E lection
.
co u n tv AAA
office has
Report of the N om inating Com-
1 " ,oans on over a third of
The discussion w a s about
A state-wide m otor vehicle In-
m ittee
some recent Oregon political his­
.
,
t
the w heat grown in the county siæction program Is under pre­
tory and ‘ the ‘ morals involved
Election 1 and. fie£ s tion of the this vear ami is still m aking paration, to be presented x to the S H A N IK O
and one member said that It
1949 Con
invention C ity
th^m" I ’ d to W ednesday 1,542,- 1949 session of the Oregon legis­
By M rs M aude G arrett
wasn’t so much Immoral as a
1:15 P
Legi8‘ 192 hushels of w heat stored in lative assem bly, the Oregon Mo­
lack of morals and explained
lation Com m ittee R ep o rt
public' warehouses h a d been torist, Oregon AAA publication,
Mr and Mrs
Jam es • P h ife r
that perhaps those
Involved
In d u stria
strial l Uses
of
fnr a loan.
1:30 P. M
in
uses oi
the c r C for
loan
says
in
Its
recent
issue.
w
ere
visitors
at
the Charles
considered It perfectly proper
Pacific N o rth w est. W heat b y
on 505 separate loans.
The Oregon Motor Association. Perrigo home in G rass Valley
G. E. H ilbert
D irector, North- T h's was oP „
^ ency
to profit at the expense of the
P " esearch
-------u T
in ,oaned
d
• • of AAA affilliate_ in Oregon, is as­ Sunday afternoon.
ern
Regional R
I,abora- harf
on 99 737 - - bushels
public.
sisting in the drafting of the
John Reeder spent th e week
The largely held Idea of most ,
tory, Peoria, 111
111.
barley in 59 loans and had made legislation. Action on the state­ end visiting
friends in The
people that everyone knows
2:15 F
P. M. R eport of the Pro-
Y
wheflt loans
215
wide program followed a protest Dalles retu rn in g Monday morn­
good from bed may not be cor­
ductlon
and
T
ran
sp
o
rtatio
n
Com-
»
J*'lh
ft()
,,Ushels.
Farm
ers
ductlo
voiced hv the Oregon Motor As­ ing
rolttOd
.
! eight »v.
.»./«hocn »or.
rect, although In a nation where
mitte«
h « j tinned
purchase
ag-
The Charles C arrigans re tu n a
Christian
teaching
Is almost
2:30 P. M
25 yeara of O r ^ o n
f(„.
bushels of sociation' and others against the
universal that seems a ratheir
A griculture by- F . L. Ballard, t
* b'u sheIs of bartey. local m otor vehicle inspection ed from th eir vacation Friday
program now in effect in the night and re p o rt a fine trip
broad extension of generouslty.
Associate
D irector,
Corvallis, w n t^1 ? "
and happy to be hom e again.
citv
of Portland.
There may be. however some
Oregon
'
. „ .
Ôppositon
to
the
local
program
Due to th e rain the harvest
persons whose selfish iP 8t,n<**
3:00 P. M
R eport of the Fed C h k h T FUND DUE
was based by the Association is at a stand still around Shan­
w ov^rdcv^lop^l th a t J}?
eral A griculture and Land Use ,
Committee
‘
“Everybody Benefits — Hvery- pn the contention that the cost iko and no w heat is com ing Into
other Interest can compete with
315 P .M .
Report o f the Young body Gives" is the continuing of the program was too great in the warehouse.
them. A man s need W j j a coat
Don Scnm idt had an accident
People’s A ctivities Com m ittee
them e of. Com m unity Chest cam- view of dem onstrable value from
may toe so strong that he may
3 30 P M
Report o f the Actlv- palgns and this tim e of the year* an accident prevention stand­ on the- Cow Canyon g rad e with
ovwtoek the rights of o ^ e r s
T he Association pointed the fam ily’s car. He w as slightly
Ities and Program of th e State the attention of all the people is point.
*
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Soil Conservation Comrrtittee by directed to those federated cam- out th at most accidents involve injured.
Mrs F ern C arter and l i r a
week that he Will put h is own
SE PT E M B E R MORN. In th e dim light of a Sherm an county Bob > W arren C hairm an
palgns for funds which are used driver failure, rather than vehi­
Portland
desires before those of- anyone
m em bers of th e Sherm an C ounty Club listen to speakers 4 00 P M.
R esolutions Com- so carefully to carry along tne cle failure, and th a t the value of M ary W ard a re in
The
else.
w hile stoking a cam pfire. The Buckeroo breakfast w as served mv te e R eport
work of the character buHdlng the program was fu rth er m ini­ this week on business.
children
are
staying
a
t
the
E
mized
by
the
local
character
of
In any event t tia t8 . ,
before th e sun had w anned th e air o r the fire had w arm ed the 415 P M
Adoption and By- and w elfare agencies through-
R. Brown home.
the
Portland
system.
m
ost
of
the
_
trouble
in
,
,aw8
(
laws
Change
Committee
Report
m
t
the
state.
causes
the world.
N ote
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S
» Youngsters Wm
Special Awards
r
Pomona Grange
Talks Health At j ax information
Quarterly Meet For Taxpayers Due
Program o f Eastern Oregon Wheat League for
December 2-4 at Condon Nearly Complete
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