Sherman County journal., June 02, 1950, Image 1

CCnnntu ¿journal
Moro, Oregon Friday,
Sixty-Second Year No 31
T hese
T h in g s
We
Note
by Giles L. French
Rufus Graduates
Five Seniors
an d
h ill to p s
Ahmat
ab ou t th e
th is county
c o u n tv
thia
the
the
plows
ridges
w h e r e top soil Is
Ahout
“ 7 7 fifty
? attended
^raiifcrv the
n n n Sher-
er at
? cm n*»
Kail
Saturday
r X
w as
w ith Dlants and spring
ggearatad
plant«
ajriiig
th in and so-called alkali spots
flo w e r s.
are getting m ore num erous
x/ter the dinner W alt Bruck-
m eeting
er t, m a ste r c a lle d th e
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Thl§ is a g reat tim e for the to order. The m em bers serving
yoi^g’ to lk l ‘¿ ^ 0 1 “ ' ^ . tor t~h; ^ « ' e r e n t “^ « « w are h « i d «
as
year, the w heat league stock the m aster, Ross Guilford
as lectur-
show Is on on and 4-H sum m er overseer, Sadie Rich
school will begin soon. It used er Eugene Eaton as stew ard, At-
m er
er w as a £
w £ 7 n a . assistan t .tow ard.
to be th a t the sum
sum m
in
d
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ler.
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or
tim e for p l a y ---- ----------- — ™»«,. ------- -----------------------------
school. T here seems to be some W alt B ruckert a , ®“ “ “ r y
Bob Belshe as gatekeeper, Mrs.
reversal of form er conditions.
f 1* ? ’* ? t o ^ a s “ ’^ ^ '
Mrs
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p
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Mrs
A colm nist urging the
M AY 3, T E R M
The county fair board started
to arran g e th e program for the
19M fair a t a m eeting held
M«nday n '« h‘ at th^ ™u rt h° use,
Mack B arbour and th e
board
m em bers reached a’> agreem en t
on ro<teo events and price after
a session that la st* un i mid-
ni? T
h t;
. . .
U nder the agreem ent, wn c
will
'° ™ a' ™ne
e v en t r < X r t T e
Sherm an
County fair S atu rg a. an< . un-
' md '
perform ers
in cW Jp g ,
judge
_ e. £ •
pick-up men,
etc., and provide
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bulls, 15 saddle b rA c s. 15 >are
T W ld o re ™
iX ^ rT
ta r
"fl,VAS
^ h
hoard,will
pay $2700 for th - e tdtal cost.
In addition to the rodeo pro-
w hich w ould be nearly a
* 7 \ 07 r " ^ r fo''r7iinie i n l t i l f .
. h oard will provide for
ra c ^ Sa7u^
and f ve
four races S aturday .
'
Sunday
J E ' “ 01.1« . the
Vernoa M ll.e /o f Moro and Ken- J
neth Blau of Wasco.
County Agent Tom m y Thomp-
son said th a t the college was In-
for the purpose
of aiding and obtaining infor-
n a tio n
from
experim ents In
th is area. Success seem s aasur-
ed In Medford w here planes are
n rev en tm v
h a ll
credited
in d brTnglng addition.
a. snow du rin g the w in ter
About the County
TTWN
There is n o d o u b t
on in
in
effects of eroaion
where
O n e can se e
dig up sub-soil on
26 Club Children
Fair Board-Mack Countv C ourt C laim s C om piled
CONDENSED REPORT OF PRO- • City of Moro, $1.85; Pacific
RainmaFiag and Vat, Bartour
CEBDINGS OF MAY 3rd AND Pow er & L ight Co., $27.95; Paci- To Exhibit At
12th M EETINGS OF COUNTY fic Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
$43.00
Aid Ta Experiment
R#(fc# COURT
Fat Stock Show
A group of th irty farm ers m et
Claims against all funds allow*
Don DeMoss, $9.90;
Pacific
Farmer» Tali
Com m encem ent a t R ufus w as
held F riday, May 26. T he class
m otto was, “We H ave Commit*
ted the Golden Rule to Memory;
Let Us Now Commit It To Life ” to hear about
.__ _ ________
an experim ent In
The class flow er waa a rose, raln m aklng o r ha„
h t , , hat
»"d th e class colors w ere green
g()lng on ,n
Medford
and w hlt*'
area for a couple of years Pur-
There w ere five high school pose of the m eeting was to in*
graduates who w ere D arlene form farm ers of w hat Is being
Sm ith, D orothy B lackburne, Jes- tried in rain m aking experimen*
sic Rice, R ichard
Peck, and tatlon and how It m ay be hand-
Carole Sm ith. G raduating at the led, p artly to prev en t m lsrepre-
same tim e w ere th re e eightn sentatlon on the p a rt of pro-
graders who w ere Paul Black-
Black m oters.
•
burn, George Fox J r. and Vaneta
A prelim inary m eeting h ,d
Peck.
been held in A rlington. It ..—
The program b eg in w ith the there suggested th a t farm ers of
Sherm an.
processional played by Miss Vi- the th ree
counties,
vian Trounce; the invocation by Gilliam and M orrow
form an
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Rev Robirts; Dick
F ran cis sang organization
-Roses of P icardy”, accom panied form a board of directors to aid
by Miss Lloyd; Dick Peck gave experim ents In seeding clouds
th e welcome; Carole Sm ith the for hall prevention and rain
class motto; Jessie Rice gave precipitation.
v-
the salutatorlan address; D orothy
No certain w ay of raising the
B lackburne a n d D arlene Sm ith m oney w as found although It
both gave th e valedictorian ad- wag suggested th a t an equitable
dress; Cecelia B e llo n ljn d Donna w ay of
$1000 ,o r s h e r .
\Milson sang "The Bells of St. m an county’s share would be
M ary’8"
.
. .w - - -w through the co o p s on a bushel-
Dr. H arry Dlllln, president of
basis.
Linfield college gave
th w e n ad-
, h„
o n 'f o re
at
In the pages of the Congres-
sional Record w here the often
hidden some gem s of argum ent
not reported m ay be found a de-
bate on expenses of Bonneville
adm inistration held early in May.
Mr. Jensen of Iowa offered an
am endm ent to the app ro p riatio n
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bill
for Bonneville
w hich -----------
would
have reduced the travel expense
from $1,564,175 to a m ere $1,000
000 even. Mr Jensen th o u g h t that,
was too m uch although for the
present year it was $1,345,021.
Debate lasted approxim ately ten
m inutes and was ended y lth
a vote of 43 for the am endm ent,
and 63 against.
If thia be final disposition
the m atter it does appear th a t
a little item of $564.175
an
proved by less than a q u a r’
. ^oon0 ' ^ ^
£ £ £
of the m em bers of
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and also th a t
Bonneville era- from a 25,000 mile trip covering
ploÿees and officials do get half the world, and had m any
things to tell. Joe M orris w ho is
around.
* chairm an o f the school board
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terested
solely*
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presented
th e diplom
as. Dick
Mld
"W hen You W ere
Some philosopher
has aua
£2^, J X t, X n p in le d
th at he had to talk to a gradua
Mias
IJovd
Mrs B rady prlncl-
ting class he would tell them
R u fu ,
n r S e r te d the
nothing unless he bad to and p.1 Of R ufus praoantaa t n e
then
Rpy » R . t obirts
advice would
« . w arn them th at his
o ^ s s gave
’ ^ u the
^
p ro b a b l, a fairly good
X d o n a l m arch
T h a t’s
attitu d e because his advice would
probably not be taken anyway.
However, th ere are perm anent
things that have not changed.
Official County Paper
June 2, 1950
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M onthly statem ent of C ounty
clerR show ing all budget bal-
ances in General Road F und as
3Q presented and filed.
G rass Valley grade school stu-
d e n t s visit Court.
dents visit Court
Delegation appears b e f o r e
C ourt
additional work de-
sired to be done on Cottonwood
Nq 206; ?ITangem ent made
for jolnt m eeting of Gilliam,
Sherm an and W asco County
h e jd 12.
''c u o rlh
u n t y Coroner appears before
to
C ourt re: m atters Incidental to
C o ro n ers office.
In re: request for cu lv ert trib-
u tary to Cardinal ranch near
Klondike referred to forem an.
Re: proposed im provem ent to
approach from Scott Cannon
H
H lghway No. 30 approv-
^ A a tr ld Tuggle 7 appointed clerk
CrcumaUn- of
Wasco . Election ^ h o a rd ^ pre-
hut the program
will re- clnct No. 11, due to illness of
quire over th re e hours w ithout one clerk.
additional acts. .
AppHoatlon for rental, of cei
of
the
show
will
tain
county road equipm ent re-
Total cost
probably be m ore th a n the re- jected.
rortnin
Leipts of the fair b o n d . It will
Action on collection of ce rtain
be necessary for CWrcns to at- delinquent
perso n a
P pc ^
tend and aid th e fair or It can- taxes held In suspense
h e c o n tin u e d w ith the super-
m re: adoption of daylight
£ * k"lnd' of program s .h at have saving time; m atter d e f e r r e d .
heen shown for .ever,, years.
Sheriff ^ u ü t o r i ^ t o ^ attend
about folks voa ao fenow
or would eniov knowing
Chenow ith grange Novem ber 5.
Mel Olmstead said m ore subor-
dinate grange
m em bers should
belong
Pom ona to keep It
alive. Mrs. Howard H azlett told
they have a nice hail,
u*
should
^Hi thought Pom ona
iia v e a degree team. Mrs. Olm-
stead said grange w as friendly
» « a n i-tlo ^ to ba
lon8
H azlett and Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Olmstead are from T he Dalles
a" d
v Chenow
X t o ith
e
H
e
r
m
a
n
county
Pom
ona
grange
gi.jLn.ukn countv
' Mrs?
" ¿rag O T
*
ona grange ts very active.
Mrs Trace Flelds, leelurer of
ed as presented excepting one
claim against County General
Fund.
M onthly
financial report of
c o u n ty T reasu rer show tog all
balances as of April 30,
Mrs T. M. Rolfe returned hortte
Saturday- evening « o m Seattle
w here she spent aevcral weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs W
B .. M athews and fam ily. Mrs.
M athews came horn, w ith her
m other to spend a Aew days.
Mr and Mrs. Hayes B oy “
fam ily
came
^ and
o rW
d ^ of
t o j l Portland
s i t h l . slater.
D EM O SS P A R K
Pow er & L ight Co., $0.95
EMERGENCY:
W est Coast P rin tin g & Binding
Co., $2.55; Paul Cyphers, $1.52
ELECTIONS:
Bushong., $117.00 W est Coast
P rin tin g & Binding ( o., $136.80;
Sherm an County Journal $55.10
COUNTY JA IL:
Moro Coffee S hopr $15 80
PREM IUM , O FFIC ER ’S BOND:
$5 00
DISTRICT ATTORNEY: $14.50
omiWATT
BUREAU, BIOLOGICAL SUR-
VEY:
$800.00
GOVERNMENT TRAPPER: $50
COUNTY PRINTING: $11.40
R ETIR EM EN T: $64.89
MISCELLANEOUS:
State Industrial J Accident Corn-
mlB8,on. $11.56; F irst National
Bank, »132 00: SU te Tax C o rn rn ^
,slon, $17.32,
P ublic E m ploye
R etirem ent
System,
>16321,
National
H ospital Association,
jio.50
ROAD FUND:
WAGES:
F ra n k Baroel, $321.53; E. Me-
PherS()n,
S
S S T H ,235.12;
~
S h le Earl
w J .'$ 2 Rehr.
« ‘o2'.
Tw enty-six Sherm an County
4-H Livestock club m em bers will
exhibit fifty-two head of fat
stock a t the
Oregon W heat
Grow ers league fat stock show
and saie Ju n e 5—7 at The Dalles
Livestock club m em bers from
ajj p arts of the county will show
and sell 35 head of steers, 16
head of sheep and one hog. Boys
and girls will compete in the
show m anship contests on Tues
day afternoon w ith the judging
of fat
to follow w ith com­
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pletion W ednesday m orning. The
a a to 'w ,f, be held a"t TOO
m Wcdnesday. Ju n e 7.
Boys
and
girls
exhibiting
stock at the fourth annual show
and sale are as follows: Busy
Beefers club of Moro led by W.
T. Balslger—Donald Miller, Ro-
g ef M nler l ^ ui 8 Miller, Sharon
illo r A Arnold
rnold Mil-
C oons^G ary U Miller,
Mil­
ler, Diane C hristianson, Edwin
Balslger and Joan Ross; Oregon
T rail Beef c lu b \ led by Elton
Medler—Sally Fields and Bill
Coats; Gordon Ridge Beef chib
w ith L. E. K aseberg as leader—
M cIntyre,
F ra n k E. Bayer. » M l . George I>ee Kaseberg, Donald Kaseberg.
DeMoss, $270.67; Jòé D .«rooQ.
rlnkard Bud Root and Bill Root: Moro
t i l l i n ’ Sheep and Pig culb led by A. B.
t 2,97;301 „
f i r s t National _ Bank,
•oo aa- C hristianson— Jean Ross, Susan
... $23.36.
s ta te Tak CommiMlon
Sherry Woods, Tonal
R etirem ent
P U,”
u b l 1 i * c a J Employes
Miller, Joan Ross and Diane
V
S r iu
S y su rn $106.74
Christianson.
Individual b e e f
’nkntnr
Co $
club projects— Leroy
M artin,
Sunset Motor Co.. »
Elaine B rlnkert, F ranklin Mc­
K . McKean Co.. $44.55. Smith Kay, Gordon Helyer and A rthur
Autc. P a r t o
Mo- Decker.
t o ^ C o ^ m « . Motor S u p p l y ^
m atters pertaining to m arks and nes8 Motors, $7.00; O Meara
b ra n d s laws.
ply & Imp. Co., $56.41; Howard
Re* requested stock underpass Cooper Corp., $62 53; Contractors
trib u tary to C. W. K enny ranch; E quipm ent Corp. $129 00; Bddlns
m atter referred to road fore- Motor Co. $6.95; Wasco Motor
man.
E. C. E aton of Rufus appointed tlac,
W<elk W elding
-
as weed control supervisor, an< pairs, t27 00
county advisory com m ittee ap- OAfi A OIL:
pointed to work in coordination
pike s
‘ ’
- g^n
w ith supervisor and county ex- 0Oj_ $360.71,
tension agent. County agent ap gi.ftO
pointed S ecretary for weed con- T IR ES & TUBES:
trol program m eetings.
W alther-W illiam s Co., $18.25
petitions
of J. Sathcr
J. Decker
al MISCELLANEOUS:
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.
xw
and
R enneth
et B1 et for
State Industrial Accident Com-
m ission. $96.68: Pacific Telephone
cloglire of a portion of road
1262 apprOved and m atter & Telegraph, $7.75; City of Moro
$1.75; Pacific Power & Light Co.,
referred n “a
to n road
X p o forem
í T an for $1.55; Jay McKay, $112.00
on purch^ se of p,ckuP BRIDGES A CULVERTS:
™
u t|llie d
weed
J. W. L inn Lum ber Co., $207 00
P k o e iA r
V U e S te r
S m ith
d m ilD
r /»»7
A a A r r p 0 1 U<
Chester W. S m it h ,6 L
who
had
a resident of Sherm an
county for 46 years i e<
Dalles Sunday evening at a local
hospital.
^jr Sm ith had been in an ac-
cldent two weeks before when
his car was demolished when
h it by a tru ck a t the east end
nf the Biggs bridge on the Col-
highway. He had been in
since th a t time.
Orville Rugglt* and fam ily.
anc* Mrs. Ted Kelly and
C hester Sm ith w as bom at
O
to W arm Springs
T urner, Oregon, Jan u ary
28,
M rally
e ^ r t a m “ otored where“
" Z t
1883 and lived there until he
Mr. _and Mrs. _ Bob Brow n and
was 21 when he came to Sher
fam ily from Kent and sp en t the
man county w ith his parents
day there
X
TAX FUND:
and family. He was m arried to
» . and Mrs _ Donald C lodfelter —
of 'May“ 12, pend
t o 7 'tb e m <“
q ° = te ‘ n ton ° ^ f ’p
ro'm BRIDGES
^ D U
- E R T * S :
’ " 'd a T 'i n
D a l ', ^
Pr' r “ . ^ * 7 frOm
~ A rm c o
m .nage
♦ p rep aration Products
Al 7 ? : Co., •$^a*
an
one
daughter, Mrs. John K.
tion of a m em orial for those Atlee W ilson as lady assistan t Pom ona grange
presented the
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and dealers.
( ®
of date • for
$1535.20
W ilson of Portland. Both su r­
killed in th e world w ars
in stew ard, Louis Sather and Wm
following program : The group fam liy of Spokane,. W n., spent
deferred until special -------------
which we have engaged
»g< sug- Huck on the executive commit- sang,
vive.
“Smile,
Smile,
Smile
;
the
week
end
a
t
the
hom
e
of
H
Mav 12
>*XIETY
Me
gestó th a t it be an athletic
pa-
and Mrg Sadie R ich
Home a playlet. "M others Kingdom " her parents. Mr and Mrs. Tom- " ^ “ T u X t o t t e r s being at HI8TORH.AU BOC1BT$
Other survivors are two bro­
thers, A rth u r O. Wasco and Les­
Villon for sports and general
club chairm an,
m w hich Mrs. H ariand McDon- m ie B arnett
adjournm ent ensued.
W ILL PICNIC SUNDAY
m eetings. No doubt It is m eant
ter of Goldendale and a sister.
aid w as th e m other, Mrs. Andy
Mrs. Ted Trim ble ind h er mo
, 2 HpecitI Meeting
well, but w hy use a patriotic
Eugene
Baton the *7”
new Fni?ber(, the 20-year old daugh- thpr Mrs Lewis Olds left Fri-
ene v C. . «»w«*
I4i ," ‘" V 7
7
7
The Sherm an County Histori- Mr8 Lydia Darby of Wasco
m otive for a selfish
purpose’ weed control officer, reported the ;
J £
WHliam Huck the ^ y ’ for W arm Sp ¡ngs whVrc
JoInt meet^ of
cal picnic will be held at DeMoss
F uneral services w ere held
If a »ports s e n . U a w orthy ,.w has been In »Ince 940 on
¿ 7 ^ daughter.
?hev will « X
a S u p le o f ' of G' lllam. Sherm an and Waaco
g u nday
at at Callaw ay, ln The Dalles
and Justified enterprlze, let it t he eradication of weeds, b u t
y
u»n
WiJ Vq
P
counties held in Moro ini re.
when the crowd T hursday afternoon w ith inter
stand on its own feet.
hasn ’t been enforced to date.
Mrg Melvin Brady, principal
. ’
th
f
G
v b desired additions a p p ro p rtt’ 10 gather8. F irs t event of the day m ent ln the Odd-Fellows cerne
The moat obnoxious weeds are of
w as lh e ._ Judge
,Ee» S .tu M a y for
SUte fo,• a ^ U o n a w o r k ^ o
reglstrat!on
d vis- u r y th ere .
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done on GoWonwood r0®d
1Ung Is a pot-luck lunch which
^ r . Sm ith was a farm er all
w hite top, m orning glory1 and to determ ine th e w in n ers ln th e Rov
l<,v Rcout dav were Mr and
Crowds
vruwu» g ather in th
“ 7 e cerne- rag iweed, also R ussian
knap speaking contest held by tne Mrs. J e rry Duncan snd soqs.
je tto n
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«»»*« » cU v e JH . He r £ r £ . t o t
teries Memorial d -y and po
Sadie Rich spoke on H arlandview
grange children
Harold,
D anny ’ Resolution
— . .. - adopted
- j —
«r«. tu
. _ mus- < fall and ¿ moved
briefly or extensiyely around the ^ c a t t l e m e n ’s Association con- In
5 to 9 year old class, ^ Dewayne
wa/ ne and
for pre-
— re. program win include
'f a ith f u to l r m em ber of
graves of those w ho ha™ { J t vention w hich she attended, and Sharon Belshe cam e out first ? inca{I’
Aj,
Peter« 860131100 t0 statG Hl*hw ^ f om‘ lc fro m a l^ p a rts of the county.
Methodlst church,
ceded them . They visit and talk
laUied lhe m any d ifferent pro- gay ing, “Black S ateen Bloom- S0 0 » Donfll.d ’ H
o lf mission Incidental thereto.
Jlked Ruiug quartet
In low tones of respect
T h e y -------- they are
nrp WOrk in g on.
w ilm a G entry w as second 6nd
i rrd en ’a
R? / u
Pickup truck for use in wee«I
Tom j^ g ie r will sing
nnv T
nm h
n v ” . a and
nd M
_• jim
Ti— m y Roberson
nraRaaronn will p m i» * S h p r i H R I l C o i l I l t V
stroll about and read the inscrlp-
county *« Hie only _«»v. "Thn
..T hc u H a appy
Tom
boy”,
—- r. - and
-— ■ Mrs Ar< le Cantrall control nrnizram
program purchased
purchas^i from
county
J. K. McKean Co
, Dlay the piano. Orville and Juan- T O U r O O C r m a n V O U H I J
lions on «tones w here the mteh-
organU ed In MavU Mlller th lrd w ith " P u ttin g and «»n, Oene.
Date ot
of Ju
Ju n n e e a 8 fixed for meet- - playRthe
pu ,
y a )|e y w)U
‘y ° r
m7 k, h%
on livestock raising. M rs. Rich wHo Qne
M other". In th e
Mr and Mrg W IIUam Brink- .
Date
Ruggie8
Ito buried andI they «»"J™ "*
an office ln th e association M to u year Old class tw o boys
and Mrs John |lugt w ere
lng , or budget P ™ ^ * 0" ^ 0, , lng
the ease or difficulty of those
. honor of gcttlng thc Ued for flrgt place> th ey w ere,
to attend fu rth e r m atters pending, court
£
Qf the com m ittees will
lives
mvNsv
a«».w ——
— bers since anu- _____— Miller . saying,
-
wm e « funeral of Howard
____ — —
r--.—__ adjourned.
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be given w ith H arry Pinkerton J
I ii|*nrA gf
voc
th e ir m
ost new
m em
th
Spencer,
F o r som e go th rough
ary first, and received a P a rk e r Qym clag s.. and Jim m y Belshe
Mr an<| Mrg John R u st spent CLA1MS PR ESEN TED AGAIN- w
about the betterm ent
v ia a a
w ith
whole a e arth
_____
Boy Boy
Goes C” F e; ishing
ail„ amMaj
......... g at
„„ ST SHraRMAN^
____ COt’N
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ffwa. . Some
.a., . discussion
_________ of the
t e g ly
/ g n d existence
o th ers are be- 51 Pen »a * pr,Te for h e r W° F
Negro
2 . , ,h?rd
T hursday evening v isitin
T Y ■, j n t ■ p rogram
John
Orm and H llderbrand.
a re - Tom m y Higley came o u t th ird the hQm^ Qf Mr * nd Mpg *^Qr QOfJ
¿ g N E R A L AND POAD J^a^ “r prOject is expected.
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a „ „ v T loen AP *»•«•«"-*
L o. „
Wasco; Clarence Linden Mersin-
se t by a thousand oppositions.
Mrg /¿ le e W ilson gave
“M others A lm anac”. T he
GUklson>
a ^ o 11^ ^ 0 OF
Speaker wiU be Ralph Shane,
MorQ. Jameg
Zleg.
The tearless, ones m ay^achieve
on th e ^ " X t ^ v e
w innero of these groups will re- ’
8m lth aI* G eraldine PROVED MAY 3 TERM
road
engineer
George Zieg
th a t distinction by never chai
an d W alt B r o c k e r t ! #
do„ a r ^ „ l a r s h i p to Rugt w ere Jn
Wed TH R COUNTY COURT
Springs Indian reservation, who
G rass Valley; are among the
lenging i e a
above
^ a*2an v e7 .
d istric t Pay th eir expenses to s ta te gi a n ¡egday evening to attend eighth GENERAL FUND:
has compiled a history of the 1982 seniors and graduate stu­
the
(l^ l l y die RlCV eP^
a m eeting held w here they will compete w ith grade
exercises a t S H E R IF F ’S OFFICE
reservation
and
and Is
la acquainteu
acquainted
them and beco
&
d
Home E c o n o m y
«
children from Oregon. T t e p r
g t M ary’s academy. Mrs. S m ith’s
Elsie Jones, P .M .J J?rt00’ ,,
w ith early explorations in this dents to receive degrees at the
annual commence­
° r ,? th5 7 $ A b b e s s s tfiltu a i at Bcnd la s tflMdrch f° r
gram ended
w ith al 8^ « ’ daughter, Judy, was a m em ber man E. Fields, $6000; W est ar(?a He w m brlng hlB maps eighty-first
m ent Ju n e 5 at OSC, Corvallis.
buffeted into a a pe
granges^
elected as an “The Church in the
’ of the graduating class.
Ju d y Coast P rinting & BindJng Co., ghowlng developm ent of this
Saturday, Ju n e 3. Is alum ni day
lgns Ad<
«uu,„s.
o( Oregon
mas8,
-
Louis S ather
u t e grange accom panied by Mr«.
* came horne w |th her m other to $11.80; Burroughs
mg Ma-
the baccalaureate will be
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. alternate to attend 8^
a
t
she who apso played the m ar- spend the summ er.
B
chine Co., $0.45; : Mal^
ooy Off lie
Mahoney
Everyone, young to t h e 1 plcn?c while
hekl Sunday, June 4, w ith Dr.
We w onder how difficult it which w ill¡b e "
Higley ches and other music.
Mrg T M Ro,fc Mrs w B Equipm ent. $96.00; Kll5i™a
' is invited to come 1
F
D. V. Poling, famous eastern
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rla r
h a n k ed
„ _
a rem inder th a t M athews and Bob Rolfe w ent to tlonery * P rin tin g Co. $5.28
and see the displays of historical m inister and author.
would be for a m unicipality
as O n ta rio
thanked
m aterial ____
th a t tell of early days.> Robert Ziegler completed work
well as a family to exist on an ^ Juvenile
e Sherm an C ounty H istorical Antelope Sunday to spend the C L E R K S OFICE.
» ¡ U d r 8 e n - < f o r saying th eir th
the S herm an v o«. y
form er,g daughter
Flax Co.. $3:50. Elsie
“inadequate budget.”
m the declam atory con Society
COUNTY CLUB TO M EET
for his m aster of science de-
next
Sunday, Mrs. Charles Baker and family. Jones, P M.
Springs
test
and
said
she
enjoyed
h
e
r
The
next
m
eeting
of
the
Sher-
gree in education w ith a m inor
DeMoss
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Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin TREASU RER’S OFFICE..
store X k . E. C. E aton reported the Ju n e 4
m
an
C
ounty
club
will
be
held
¡n chem istry.
Around an abandoned
and daughter, and Gene E akin,
Elsie Jones, P M-.
a
at
the
Moro
Hotel
W
ednesday,
H llderbrand
will
receive
The B accalaureate w as held at
Mrs paul H erib erg and ASSESSOR’S O, r I ( "E -
R, , ««*
, nrpqldent
of science
degree ln
W ednesday even- MrR Jpnn)p Martln of Moro to
w e st Coast_ P r i n t i n g . ^ B ^ ^ Ju n e
25T
Ro-
C E rnie E n g le, __ played
Dalles whcre Ihey look the lng Co.. .»4.5«: B urrow d.’« Add- M M n ^ b ^ n t o . of the m toU ng ^ „ . t u r e
M ender
was a hole and the other
r
o
t
v
ro
lt.es
on
the
R
ufus
grange
V„r
PorU
aM
to
^
M
e
m
-
Machine
Co
.
$0
45;
M
arie
wlll
be
election
of
officers
for
bert
Z.egier
In
business
and
tech-
knob. Use: To stretch e
for a corn ln a palr. ^ n ^ T e o J__
D l Z e ground«.
6rounds . _ . _ Ttelshe
Rev oriaJ
Deanna accom panied Hoskinson,
' 00, Elsie Jon . the ciub year whk 1 u
_t . „ and At-
At. R iie o gave the
t he invocation.
Invocation; Rev.
. , dgy
.
ircsklnson, $10
n
____ __
in Septem ber.
This is the largest single class
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a
bnw
.
fiiu
Bo ‘
the fj Robirts the scrip tu re reading
an(1 wil gh ra B unvetii
p. M„ $12 00
w ord
h o w tim es
e s change.
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m u Huck,
«««'
R obirts
used to w ear tig h t shoes and
^ i g o n w ere p u t on ’h
,h e t“h‘;m to v isit an annt and attend COUNTY COURT:
At the last m eeting the nom-
higher R a t i o n a v e r to he
and serm on ending w ith
ir,em. 1
«r
t M inor 417 00
I*es- inntint? com m ittee reported and graduated in this state, an a it
loose pant«. Now It’s th e reverse.
com m ittee
The Sherm an county Pomona h e n ^ te tlo n .
W illiam s
Tame^T Easter and son, ter Wilson, $24.00; W est Coast recom m ended
the election
of m ay hold the record for some
Boy« Finish OSC
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The new
Sherm an
able to do
do the w ork.
officers
• degree