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Sixty-First Year No. 42 Moro, Oregon Friday, Official County P aper August 19, 1949 Youths Must Keep Fair Program about folks voa do know Hymar x Elgin Draft Office Informed M o re or would enjov knowing Yields Best; May Mr and M rs Don Sm ith and The w heat harv est has about Mr and Mrs W illard Spang- Of Whereabouts . -n • v son, L arry , m otored to The Dal- ended for an o th er year. Most le r’s d a u g h ter and children of les S unday to spend the day vis- eevery*where you look there is Portland, Mrs Lawrence Gales, Be Distributed Clarence L. Look, chairm an, Events This Year iting at the home of his p aren ts Just stubble and th e black sum- Susan and C arrol, are spending Local Board No. 26, and Vernon T h ese About the County T h in g s We N ote Mr and Mrs Gus Sm ith. m er fallow; w hich incidently re- Mr and M rs Jesse L anders and minds one of a checker board, children of Portland visited sev- There are ju st a couple of outfits eral days a t the hom e of Mr and still threshing w heat In this vl- Mrs B ert Cox. Mrs. Landers Is a cinity. B ruce M illard who w as cousin of Mrs Cox. taken to the hospital last Mon- Mr and Mrs Fred Peters, John day w ith an ailm ent, got out of P eters and Mrs G rover Young p a rt of the harvesting. He did by Giles L. French w ent to High Rock T uesday to the greasing job for the B rackett From Texas we hear the opin- spend th e day picking buckle- outfit. M illard is im proving at Ion th a t a coun try th a t isn ’t hot ' r *” the hospital and expects to be enough to Ipe fOT Mr and Mrs H a rry Stork and home th is week , cold for a w hite man. Recipe tor <jaufi^ te r Lorraine and Irv in The canning peaches are ju st pleasure is 112 degrees plenty p a rk h u rg t wer<? business visitors beginning to ripen, so th ere ’s of shade and plenty of juleps T he one day last week, planning to do in order to get W hich is rem indful of the fact a n d Mrs Orville Ruggles the canning done along w ith a th at sum m er rig h t here in Sher- and gon Rean> and Mr and Mrs vacation before school starts. man county is showing signs of <Legter B arnum and sons, Tom The John Day riv e r is ru n n in g decay. T here’s dew on the leaves and DJck m otored to W an n a very small am ount Qf w ater at and the a ir has a chill about it S p rjngs Sunday w here thev this time; quite a contrast to th a t could not be found some spent the day picnicking. the am o u n t it ra n last year dur- weeks ago. - ing the sum m er m onths. Fall seem s to come earlier now Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles Mr and Mrg Bm Macnab and than in th e past w hen one could w ent to P ortland Saturday to ¿laughters, Arlene and K ay and sleep o u t in threshing w ithout attend the Sherm an county pic- p ra n k Medler left for the coast being w et by dew until later nic held th ere Sunday at Penin- Saturday. T hey planned to stop than this Maybe, the w eather is sula park. in Salem th a t night to v isit w ith m ore « in sta n t than m em ory Mias Anna Schw artz camo th elr relatlveg, Mr and M rs Leo Miss home F rid ay evening from P ort Dumler. W e’re so rry th a t our sugges- land w here she spent several Richie Dingle was taken to tio n regarding the B rannan plan m onths w ith h er sister, Mrs O. the hospital T hursday evening w ^ T “ by » m e one I t H. Bucholtz Miss Schw artz Is for observation of an ailm ent. was a t —• all —- food given free feeling m uch better. woo th wwv — be — — ..... j tt n had ju st finished his b a r at the cost of governm ent w hich Mr and Mrs Millard E ik ln vesting w ork * and was ready then could pay the fa n n e rs out had as th eir guests Sunday Mr for a vaCation w hen he had to of tax money as a t present. Poll- and Mrs W arren ReyonkJs and gQ w the hospital. tically it is a w onderful idea, son, and Mr and Mrs I*arry run- Michael D anahey who tau g h t T hink of the problem s It w ould m eran and son from PoweH Rufug ,ast year. and solve: free food w ithout cost to Butte. was the boys coach In athletics, — - to * teach the taxpayers. It may be a little Mr • - and M “ rs I X ^ ru c k e rt will - not come back again advanced In conception b u t a t w ent to W asco FT ’ P*™ as previously planned. A th»» rate we are going tow ard the day visiting his brother, . m arried m an w ith a small child i w n i of th a t k i^ l It w on't be R. B ruckert at the hom e of Mr has hlred to u k e D anahey's a w hile w ith hom e folks at Was- B est producing w inter w heat co. at the experim ental statio n this H enry Spangler who has been year w as a cross betw een Hy- spending a few da s w ith his m ar and E lgin w hich m ade 32.3 p aren ts in W asco, left for Wash- bushels for an average of three ington, D. C. w here he is attend- plots on which experim ents are ing school in the U. S. navy. made. A ctually an Alicel x Oro A fter about nine months, he cross m ade 33.1 but it w as re expects to re tu rn to the Pacific corded on but two plots. coast. This y m ar x Elgin was devel- Ora W orkm an aa<! family left T h Js H ym ,lhe‘r ^ ^ ^ X i ’ m ilU ng^uM U lM cation trip to Astoria, then g 1 T. , L down th e coast to the state line. JW® ^a)1 at Isla” d <lt/'v ?l ,H h * T hey expect to visit the Oregon th e ; ’iel(llI?g ab ility of E gin and Caves near Medford also other Bome of the s m u t r e s is ta n c e o points of in te rest until about H ym ar, another club wheat, A ugust 22. A nother w heat to be given . “Robby” H astings went , home the m illing test is Alicel x Oro to Vaneo&ver, W ashington, w ith P 10, a Pendleton w heat, th a t his uncle, W m. McKean, to spend yielded 28.0 bushels here and a few days. ft* < b etter on oth er stations. It has H enry Howell, a one time re- the Oro sm ut resista n t qualities. sident of W asco, ree. ntly suffer- T here are th ree of these Alicel ed a stroke a t h is Portland home, x Oro cro6ss, the P 10, the P 57 c . R. B ruckert, father in law, m entioned above and another of Mrs. Gus H artm n is seri- P 3, th a t yielded 30.1 bushels at ou8|y ni In T he Dalles - - It Is Moro. hoped he will so o t be greatly The second best w heat on the th ree te s t plots w as E lgin w ith improved. Mr and Mrs A. T Striker, 31.9 followed by H ym ar w ith w jth th e ir daughter Mrs Geor- 30.1. Follow ing these w ere Oro- gja K leinw orth of C onnell, W n., fed w ith 28.9, P 10 w ith 28.0, spe n t several days exploring the Rex w ith 27.3, Golden w ith 26.7 WOnders and surroundings of and then the. first .tu rk e y type L ake Louise, G lacier park, and w h eat a cross betw een Blackhull oth e r places of interest. T heir and Oro which m ade 25.9. declaraUon ls “th is northern T he com posite m ixture, now tr1p w as w orth , he e ffo rt” m ostly Rio m ade 23.8 and Rio - K enneth - - Blau - - flew trt- - - Detroit - a'](Mle' y ma'de 22?3. T his com posite u ,e ° ‘*’c r to re ’urn w ith a m lxture was originally compos- new Chevrolet, w hile his fam ily . f Rio Rex T riolet and Hv- is v ara,toning a t Beaslde. . S i d l 2T b u t Rto s t S u “ s ' and Miller, m em ber, selective service system , The Dalles, Oregon, an- nounced today th a t h ereafter the board office would b e t open eight hours per week. “This reduction in the num- b er of hours th a t it will be pos sible to have a paid clerk oper- ating th e office”, said Mr. Look, The program for the Sherm an County P air has been pretty wed com pleted and is o n e of tl largest ever prepared for the en tertain m en t of Sherm an coun- tians and th eir fair tim e guests. This is to be a four day fair w ith a th ree day program, on daY m ore than has been the falr in th e a<tunds T hursday the 15th th ere will allocated th e selective service be judging of 4-H and open class- svstem for the fiscal vear.” es. These will be larg er than us The office will be open each ual it is expected. The young F rid ay from 10 15 a m sters will have th e ir usual quota t to n 6-15 n m. m “ - 6 J 5 p. < and the falr b °ard ls m akin8 an »“At tim es w hen the board of- eff°rt to have a larg er ^roup flee is closed”, continued Mr. horses on hand th an ore “arrangem ents have been There are more horses, some or made so th a t young m en becom them very good ones, th a t have ing 18, w ho are required to not show n before. ffriday the Mid-Columbia Sad- register w ithin five days, may ^ r Z Z is t e r e d a t* Sherm arf countv dle clubs will Put on th e pr<> ’ ... . n recon «ram which will be com plete in ‘ board is verv grateful itself and will fill the entire af- . volunteer work which tem oon. T he program has been ... . b vm m a m er who arranged so th a t tw o events will w l" ’l tneSe y0Ung * ■ ----------------" " " otherw ise m ight have to m ake be 8°lng on ad the tim e, a i*a a KDpriai trio in order to come and an aren a event. An e n o rt “n 8^ n the o ffice Is o p i n " will be m ade to keep the show Mr Iz>ok also confirmed pre- m oving and m ore y ears experl- vlous news rep o rts th a t Board ence should m ake for a .livelier No. 26 has been advised to be show. T he contestants will have readv to assum e inductions on Put on tw0 show s before this f>0‘ days no tice and reiterated one and are expected to have the w arn in g th at reg istran ts th elr Pa rts perfected. m ust keep t heir loeal board ad- S aturday and Sunday program vls„ l of any change In address, will consist of a com plete rodeo em ploym ent and m arital status, .w ith Mack B arber furnishing “Too m any have seemed to th e stock and th ere will also be oonclude” , stated Mr> Look, four or five horse races w ith lo “th a t because th ere has been a cal stock predom inating. The rodeo will include saddle recess in inductions since last and bareback bucking. Brahm a m any years before It will be and Mrs Gus Hartmann place A c K aseherg Is driving a new has crowded out th e others, Jan u ary , th eir responsibility has f-nnsidered seriously, we mean. itn r n p tt r e tu r n e d Alta Sm ith and f ifford T rum - p ^ ^ se<ja n . ceased. T he selective service act steer riding and enougl o c considered, aen o V Mrs Tommie B arnett returned F<jx hom c Mo„. --------------------- is still in force and every regis- events to m ake It accep tab e An Ohio boy won a $5000 col W ^ d n X d a wherr e 'n sh e PO»^enn i day afternoon. _ , . daughter, Lois Ann recently An o n io ooy wuu «• > -7 W ashington w here - she spent uuue,,,«.., ....... e . tra tra n n t t sno should rem em ber this at the tu rtle s who are the exhlblt- lege scholarship bÿ taking the 7 J1 a weck visiting her dau- Mr an<J Mrs Jam es K>* '< £ moved Into the Hotel Sherm an S u r V I V O r S M » V H a V ^ all tim es.” ors.. The Dalles High School band ____ box anrbv P erhaps the • ß |n Johnaon and Monday for a few days s ta y m Tn thig w ay Jn re t u rn jng from * ’ ______ soap derby, wtll play d u rin g the afternoon confirm ed • Troutdale. h er w ork, th ere will alw ays be m aking of another JHNHHN-YOCUM RITEB Mr W , u illiam s, a w arm room aw aiting and Jim m y W hetm ore and his 3 w ««wl M ra Tpd T r im b le &nd M r and and M Mrs rs D D. ’ U D. ’ w ia n i** contest com petitor OBSERVED AT RUFUS xi r a Mr« Rnv Schilling and and so*18- Dale, Paul and M ark. Ira p j - i ^ y and fam ily are orchestra will give dances at W idows, children and depen the r * r a r v motored to W arm of Colton spent thé w eekend in spending a few days at Seaside. • Everyone com m ents on w w -------- T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n , A u g u s t 16, night. Gary, m otored to a rm „ , _ rnonds Tbev »»_„ B « R H ailev Is at Rock- dent parents of W orld W ar II . . , , . They Mrs . The pavilion Is being remodel- great change in harvest. T here s . Thursday* retu rn in g Frl- R ufus visiting friends. veterans ho died re e »<• lhe nf hro u r m of o iate u r - “ friend» J lh e , p r£ took back some canning peaches aw ay, enjoying th e sea. ----------- w ----- ------ w ith in th ------ Sf ed to m ake room for exhibits no excitem ent about It, like any senee of im im m ed e ___ . y ears after honorable discharge contractim r oartles Jam es in dom estic science and a .la rg - from an orchard here as they other job; no m en, no ex tra pur Mr and Mrs E arl Olds John say the local peaches h have Mrs R uby McCann, a teacher werP rem inded th is week hy the the ^ contracting n Jer s ^ i a ^ Shirie> Mae er num ber of displays of farm av e I u t chases. H arvest used to be be and B arbara Alley, L uetta Es all over the valley ones for fla- In the Bend schools has been Oregon departm ent of V eterans’ Norm an Jen sen ano aniriey m _ the linger from E llensburg and Mr Yocum, exchanged their vows and household equipm ent are ex period w hen a m en reaped P b- anH — — r Sunday they w ere dinner v isiting h er b ro th e r and fam ily. Affairs th a t th ey m ay be eligible t » pected. rew ard for his year s w ork and and Mrs Jesse Helyer w left Mon- _tfl'‘of Mr and Mrs V ernon Mr and Mrs Ora W orkm an. She for social security benefits earn in the home of J . R» Yocum. There is enough to make this perhaps it still is. but th ere Is Qn a vacation trip to («old k The happy couple left shortly • family of Moro. The is accom panying them on th eir ed ed as th e resu lt of the m an’s a n In o . oth _ Qn th e Orpgnn coa8t. Miller and family a fine fair. less interest in 3 th a t m than following greetings and the cut accom panied vacation trip, tim e in active service. er days w hen the sheriff and the M is s N atalie W assenm lller W illiams ting of the wedding cake by the at the C hrist of hom e .b y George F ox J r. w ho A ugust .21 Title II of the social security wolf w ere both at the door‘ came up from -Portland Satur- e n rap tu red young couple, for a Ty f ;H VALLEY FA IR C hrist In W asco “The Goodness act provides th at such veterans honeymoon trip to the coast. E veryone used to move taste r gpend g here w ,th will be a houseguest of th eirs RILLED FOR FOUR DAYS of God”. are deemed to have died fuliy in d uring harvest, everyth l.n g e? 3 her m other, Mrs Jacob W assen- for a week. The m inister of W asco Church The car of Jacob Weitzel of sured, to have received m onthly Mr and Mrs Don M acnab and to move. Now the tem po la »low- H f t New records for the Wasco leave th is A shland ' w ent into the ditch wages of not less than $160, and of C hrist officiated. county fair at Tygh Valley, Mr and Mrs I^w re n c e Todd daughters^ P a" er. w e e k for a vacation at th e beach, n e a r the J. R. Yocum home on to have been paid not tess than opening w ith the annual “kids and Mr « and Mrs W. C. Todd . . - the R ufus road just a few yards $200 in wages in each year in HUHOOL 1>UK TO START A coyote 'sto o d calm and un- w ere Sunday d inner guests at day”, F riday, Septem ber 2, and from the home. Nobody was which they had 30 days or more SEPT E M B E R 12 HERE concerned in the borrow pit the hom e of Mrs John E ngstrom . SHANIKO closing on Monday, Labor day, • h u rt, nor the cat very badly of active service a fte r Sept. 16, along the highw ay and ’»»‘'b e d are in prospect w ith the m ost Lloyd H enrichs, chairm an of Mr and M rs D elbert Rees th™ e v^ X n lnonr°the!r ,940' Under the 8Ct Mr and Mrs Del E akin of The the local school board, announc complete program ever offered. the cars rolling by w ith the »« terest w— - a hum -__ an m ight Dalles spent Saturday* visiting fam ....... ily . of F ......... The effect of title II, approved ed th a t school in Moro would airview A wide range of contests w ith same in m anifest. Perhaps th a t isn ’t odu a^ home of their son in law Reefi of W ashington, D. C.\ ar- V4»y to Pendleton, and Spokane in A ugust, 1946, is to .assure valuable prizes will en tertain sta rt Septem ber 12. It is under for a coyote w as never m uch and daughter, Mr and Mrs M ryle at t he senior Rees home and Vancouver, B. C. Soft shoul m onthly income paym ents to a stood th a t the other schools of the ^youngsters F rid ay w ith In ders on narrow road-way seem widow w ith m inor children, or dian bone games and firew orks a fr a id of m an anyhow. Sm ith. S aturday night. Mr and Mrs Har- ed to be the trouble. to the dependent parents, or a the county would s ta rt the same at* night. • • • • * Mr and Mrs F ran k Bayer and Bees and fam ily of Seattle, A young wom an who believes children, Julia and Byron, went and Mrg Jam es Rees and son Elm ore j. G ilstrap anti wife lum p sum paym ent to the unre- drlvers )lccn8e exam lner will H ighlight of the fair for m any i n neatness has noted th a t some tQ v alley W ednesday to John q( P o rtiand( Mr and M rs caned at the home of F. Claude m arried widow w ithout m inor be on duty in Moro T hursday, will be the com plete program of neoDle dum p th elr Karbage the W illis B rittain home. T h e Q e o rg e H u m e a n d of Brown- stephena Tuesday afternoon. Mr. children, surviving a W orld W ar August 25, 1949 at the courthouse rodeo events, w ith stock fur- ilomz the state and county roads B ritta ins and the Bayers all of M rs w . A. Rees G ilstrap is from T urner, In be- II v eteran discharged w ithout betw een th e hours of 10 a. m. nlshed by Son Bain of Antelope, and th a t it isn’t a nice habit, werR to High Ttock after buckle- g r and two 8isters Mrs Jan e Qf the T urner Memorial dishonor who died w ithin three and 8 a m . • Tbe rodeo ls slated f°r Saturday nor one indicative of good _citb ^ r r l e s re tu rn in g hom e th a t aQd Mrg T „ a ArTnstrong, Hom e for age<i m inisters of the years after his discharge. AitnouKn Although m the e m-*u 1949 official tra- night ----- and Sunday and Monday zenship. And we note th a t there evening. als0 of Brow nsville w ere Sunday ch u rc h e s of C hrist of the Chris- Paym ents are not made, how- ' v w a8 j Ust p iaced un- afternoons. . _l survey w as ju st place can’t be any argum ent about IL Mra j ohn R ust and d^ h t e r s , at Rees home. This Uan brotherhood. ever, w here survivors are receiv- lftst weeJJ at of en. Religious services will be held ay last week at ports T hey should have been span^ Geraldine and, Rflnd a su rPrise reunion of Mr and Mrs Charles Bullard ing death com pensation from ftom derw throughout Oregon^ to deter- at the grandstand a t 11 a. m. ™ r e and coddled J e s s w hen Cox M rs John E ngstrom and fam ily w crç 22 Flor(?nce Brown of the V eterans A d m in istra tio n b e - t ^ J h r o ^ h o u t O M « beautlful H ia. Voung. . Mr and M rs. BI1 around lh e hom e table. Jack Moro w ere Sunday visitors at cause of service connected death • reports received th u s w atha Indian pageant by color- e * • • • u business visitors in Th? Da Reeg rem ains for a few days th home of Mr and M rs W. F. A pplicants w ere advised bv th e Oregon sta te highw ay fully costum ed W arm Springs « I f says the old copy w rit- T hursday. _ w hile the rest all departed for Schilling contact th eir nearest social se- A d lan s at night. Sale of llve- e r ” one m ust speak nothing b u t Mr and MrR F ran k Bayer w ere hom es S unday evening. Mr and Mrs Ted Ball and son, cu rity office, county veterans ( l . «ubstantially heavi- stock will be a t 11 a. m. Monday, go^d of the dead th a t guy w ill ho8ts a t a dlnner Sunday In hon- Dewey IyOftOn, who was in th e Roger( w e r e Sunday dinner service officers, or the• P ° ^ d d repa^ All fair events will be on have th e sh o rtest obituary- ever or of hls m other, Mrs F ra n k Ba- italy last week for a back In- ^ t s of Mr and Mrs W allace or Salem offices of th e depart- e r o u t - o f - s ta te traffic th a n in _ standard time. X u te n .” y e r’s birth d ay anniversary. P r * lg home aga1n bu t not mpnt. of V eterans’ Affairs. 1948. May. , ♦ . • • sen t w ere F ra n k feeling very well yet. DRIVERS MUST STOP In lu st th re e weeks from next Mrg Ciaud Bayer an d jso n , M Mlgs M argaret Oisen retu rn ed FX>R school BUSSES Monday the school bells will an d M rs Charles Perrigo from G rass * Valley Saturday, ring and children of all age3. daUg h ters and K eith and Dav* w here 8he bad been helping Mrs School buses stopped along decked out In new dresses and j^ y e r . F re d Cox th ro u g h harvest, the roadw ay to load or unload new overalls will come over the Mr and Mrs A. F. J 13 1 Mr and M rs Leo Lang and passengers m ust be regarded as roads in busses to s ta rt another ag th e ir guests s JindaJ L ^ fam ily w ere visitors at Mitchell though they w ere stop signs, Zerm school.. We recall th at c. R . B ruckert o f j h e Dalles. tion, professional »eivwva services u«,*uu- lnclud- rem inds the e se cre ta ry of s ta te ’s term of or acnw*- 7 - -- ---------- 7 - ’ . M bunaay. » Thp chanter representative uon, inas m th e firs t day of sehooi w ’?er u " c' f Vroni South Gate. A 8park th e flue on the { jrgt glgn Q, lllnesa , w ) n no 0 fy , he hospltal that r is ing nursin g and physical ther- safety division, w hich every boy tad i n j . j B ruckert > Ij3ng houge feB on*the roof and doctor. If he suspects a rra n ginfc w ith you for full or apy, tran sp o rtatio n to and from This will cal call for the form a clean. Chances . small r t the the case case to to wnrt«ai BartIi paym ent of of expenses expenses for for hospitals, hospitals, convalescent convalescent cvnw centers tion or of a a new new uriving driving habit 0:1 c n a n w » are - it ; wa. ------- »5 California, Mr an Mr started starteo a a sm au blaze uiasr. Mrs «no Lang ««•••* - renort navm ent is uon n«uu u.i which he wore show , too. B ru ck ert from 0A^ ^ n ' fronl tu rned the hose on It and p u t h^ lth d epartm ent and i , e(]lci i Pc a re. A dults 1 are as elig- and clinics, tre a tm e n t after hos- the p art of Oregon m otor vehi- although B> J. J - B ru r3?,c out t before .utrh som etim es it w as pos- po and Mrg M rs R. c rke^ e t __ the fire . before any any dam age the o o or r ible for help as are orò rhiirirpn nitallzation children. pitalization and and appliances appliances such sucn cie cie oDerators operators w hen schools re- for hospitalization sible to shed them after^ d Moro, Mr and Mrs W . R was done. This happened early arran g e ___ ____ are _ as w heelchairs, braces, etc., as open* next m onth, safety offici- M arch of Dimes funds Nowdays everyone wears’ s^ ’ k e rt from a” d a d Monday m orning. ^ K ^ r A care, o c t o as Z T indicated. a y s it is polio ufiZd“ to* hZlp ~the m edically indi- needed. T here are no hard and a is point o u t gravel, we suppose and hot pav H artm ann of W asco and Mr Mr ftnd Mrg Lewig w erc if Your hoqnitalization the ^ n t _ h u t this is not the sam e fast rules. Each case is decided U nder the term s of Oregon’s m ents. But the sand was hot. Mrg C kdr Ralzer. in The Dalles S aturday for dental and h°oJ th(? N at’ional g «lndigen t” It includes fami- upon Individual m edical and fl new school bus stopping law those days and w onder Mr and Mrs J. W. Blagg, Mr w ork for Mr. T^w is.. T h °V ®P™t oca arrange of m oderate’ income, who nancial needs. Assistance is giv- adopted by the state legislature W hat compensations, w e won e r famBy the week d w lth t h eir children I tation to a treatm en t cannot m eet th e high cost of ert regardless of age race^ creed early last spring, all vehicles does the m odern and Mrg ARon Coyle at M aupin. ppntpr As soon as th e p atient modern care of this expensive or color. More than 110,000 polio mUst come to a com plete stop m ake up for those gran - _ jim m y and Dougles, A correction on last w eeks cen ter itaj _ o r l f your X e a s e The help is a g ift—not patients w ere directly assisted in when m eeting or overtaking a less days of sum m er, < ntnrPd‘ to* Suttle Lake Sunday news; Mr and Mrs John Hoi- goes t , p atient can be a i(nn W hile families th a t can full or In p a rt up to the end of school bus on a tw o lane high- dust of the road running through m otored tc► Suttie L a x e » Qf paulgon w erc doctor advises he^patlent c a n ^ a toan. w m i e ig4g w ay s to p p e d jQad Qr the toes at dusk th e joy of w here b y* J d daug|Her hen? The H olstrom s are sett- treated at t P Y p >ectpd tQ lmpoVerish In addition, your chapter can unload children Vehicles m ay friendly mud-puddle? », Mrc H aive Cutts a n d ling here and are opening up the w ith your <n‘ ‘ . . t ,nedir a i expenses p u t you in touch w ith proper not proceed, the law declares BU' to7nrt‘X v t,f oneThe X ^ u g h t e r Rom Mr end a t the ho,el S“ d f° ir r. . any a n y to touch t o ^ J i -- to Sources for nursing and physical a n d so long as any school —---------- The M ^ w ^ H ^ S k e e is ""and Mr anil will soon be ready to serve m eals Your <'h aP‘e'' ’'" fwui °lf you can assum e full th erap y a t home, can refer you children are leaving the sehooi The «»»P1« * * " y° g through your phy- costs for Initial hospitalization, to rehabilitation and vocational bus or crossing the highw ay” day of school In th e ^ ^ h o u £ g h t l Mrs J e iiv Covle. V erna Ju n e to th e public. ions W e and C lark T ucker from be remembered aa o d tim ers c i^ e «r |t l s ; i g o o d tQgec y o u r chap. train in g agencies will provide All yeh cies musi: stop except n S Z S ^ n d ’r , ; X understanding infantlie ,a„e highw ay far tra side v e .in « of a four- litera tu re designed to of foster bet- those on the in th e paralysis—-so - you “ will — know opposite direction » Sim ilar law s ......— w hat to expect and how to help are in effect in a t least tw enty fa m ily . W in e y u ..... v ---------- k - ............ - tr-itV. ♦hpfr h a se d th eep b neiongm e lo n g in g g to . your polio patient back to a use- other states including W ashing w e ell, n , iney , ...........------------ , h(Mr c chase(i the e sh sheep or vlsit yoUr chapter need h elp later on. long The job of being a '« 'e Coyle. wen. h rPmovpd ton and California. C hapters pay for hospltallza- ful life. representative. m an alw ays was hard er th an grandparents to them to their ranch. Uvee and friends. being a hig one Payments Coming What To Do In Case o f Polio or Suspicioned Polio Told bv National Organization Spokesmen $
