Sherman County journal., February 29, 1952, Image 1

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Moro, O regon Friday,
T hese
T h in g s
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Precinct Committee
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School Arranged F o r
Monday at The Dalles
A
precinct
committeeman
school will i* held in The Dalles
next Monday with state officers
of the Republican party in
charge of the program. Mrs. Olive
Cornett, national commltteewom-
an, Mrs. Fiieda Peterson, state
vice-chairman,
Robert
Elliot.
state chairm an and local and dis-
trict party officers are expected
to come and talk about the pro-
cedure of putting on a campaign.
Precinct
committeemen
from
Sherman county are all Invited.
John Patterson. Wasco county
chairm an, lx in charge of the
By Giles JU French
, Political science teachers have
rated senators in order of excel­
lent« putting Paul Douglas -first,
Kjefauver, second, Morse, third
and others in order. One might
judge th at political scientists
are not conservatives.
T T W N
NATO has voted to have “ap­
proximately 50 divisions in ap;
proximate conditions of comb.v.
readinfess” by the end of 1952.
Probably that is “approxim ately”
F ebruuo’ 29, 1952
B R IT A IN 'S R E IG N IN G F A M IL Y . . . Here Is sa informs! piotsre of
now Queen Ellza()etb holding her one-year-old daughter Frlnoeso
Anne, who reaches a chubby hand oat for the chin of her father, the
Duke of Edinburgh. who bolds Prince Charles. Little Prince Charles,
three years old, now becomes heir to the throne. This picture was made
In Angnst, 1841. on the grounds of their rooldoncs. Oaroaoo How e,
London, la happier times before the king died.
T T W N
We can’t help but wonder if
all the furore over civil Xhu Deferm ent O fficer
and the rights of families of
feren t birth to live w herever T"
they please is doing any good >0 I U lR ¡ 0
tow ard amity between Americans
of all kinds.
club at the Moro Hotel next
T T W N
The Forest Grove' contest for W ednesday morning at 6:30 will
spe.kw
“
H a lf zjf
Cl-nn Y e a r
V I X zl V JJ 1 v a i
A « A ll
boxes, engage in sports. The days
w h e n v o u n a folks
entertained
them selves^vlth song are gone al-
th o u g h the singers in the contest
w er^y o u n g
“ 'the contest
t t w N
-TKo
L r L t l n t „„«.tinn
American ío u T s w"ll a S w e r
y„° «‘L ™
in
tO
buy more government . .
nation” and it is understood th a t
™
he wiU answ er such questions
an^ \ ne' .J 81 was lal’
as P«rlain to his topic.
!
°f
M te r in the morning Major 1 2®\ H 18 P r ^ b ’y true th a t as
u lk t< )
h ig h
Lni ° J he_ “ L “
«cbool students to inform them usual for there hàs been little
of w hat is in store for them as frost in the ground this monüv
f®r as m ilitary service is con * The m olrture sitation remains
^ned.
"*
favorable s<r far this crop year
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with • total of 8*>2 received
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a e p ie m o e r i Í J w Í n T e re T a s ’ ? m
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n
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normal for th at period is 7.80.
lt was the first w arm day
rn Local Politics Moving
mui
o,fu thi8 i8 aStually
F ebru ary ’s spring and Uncle Em-
-
m
» .e e so„
win noi
ue m
™ » , .
in th
so*1 wil<
not be
k n o o w w n ^ .
.m eLl
- County officials to be elected until soil moisture, tests are
i” ¿ X l i seen for
this year .„ d u d e one county con,
“ Apri'
a We neignnor
iu r « .« .o n e r , a Cork and an j assess- fol^ Moiture
e k » ,_ -f d ne o n naan
, e r e w h.» Wo
re has
•“ * been recorded aa
Month
.Month
1951-52
Average
Sept-
S
ep t
• .33
.70 *
Oct.
1.69
.98
N o v /^
• 1.71 r
w
1.57
Dec.
1.61 L
Jan
128
1.54
Jan.
1.23
Feb
1.13
1.26
Feb.
“b
n u r ing February
February the
the thermo-
therm o
During
Inetei crawled up to
62 on the
tenth, that being
during
the
Spr jng yxe part of the month
and dropped to a dismal 10 on the
18th
Taxing Unit
Candidate
Receive Money
i5 a d ^ eS
From Turnover
To Boy Scouts
A Boy Scout Court of Honor
was held at the I^egion hall in
Kent. Saturday* evening. Febru
ary 23.
Jim Jones, chairm an of the
C ourt, and scoutm aster of Troop
362 of Grass Valley-Kent intro-
duced the following. Court mem-
bers
who presented
awards:
Captain I^eppaluoto, president of
the Portland area council, Boy
Scouts of America: Pat Guyer
and Floyd Root, members of
The Dalles district committee;
m e e tin g .
HaroldlEakln, Tropp 362 counsel
State Senator Sam Coon, Baker,
The meeting will lie /held a t or, Grass Valley; Wallace* Mav.
1:30 p. m. in the council chain- Troop 362 committeeman, Grass ln announcing bis candidacy for
bers in The Dalles, announces Valiev; others assisting w ith the ’be Republican nomination for
Mr P a tte rs o n
*
Court were Frank Sayrs scout- Con6reKS ln the secopd Congres
m aster Troop 351, Moro and Ben
(E a 8 te rn O re«o n ’ S t r i c t
Graham, field scout -executive, sa';s
.
Clerk or the Court
— He wiU **ek the -position now
\
. ,
.Ko o « ... he,d by ReP Low'el1 Stockman»
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A w a rd s ? * u
i-
Q-r,1 Republican, who announced re
Moro PTA Names
k
it. ¿ t v
Mor„ Booster, Normal For First
papers Say. F f o t a right to like o r.‘ To date both county clerk
a Negro or not, he said HB .ws . Marie Hoskjnson and w assessor
went by. -p -j>
jg _
" Clair Balzer, both of whom have
Court of Honor
a
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Moisture Above . CommitteeforAthletics m X
Tnlh
C o u n ty t)Fl i
v
T urnover of taxes for th e first
quarterly period following the*
general tax paym ent date of Nov­
em ber 15 was made this week
by Sheriff Norman Fields.
There was $9152.5« in current
taxes turned to county Treasur­
er Naomi Van Gilder of which
$4/55.71 went to the Rural
School board. The county gener­
al fund got $1235.66, the special
road fund $1360.50, general road
fnrtd $891.43.
Other taxing units receiving
money were Wasco school $21.-
76; Kient school $35 OR; Moro
school $42.21: Grass Valley school
$506.42.
Wasco road $13.82;
Moro road $19.25; G rass Valiev
ro ad $1^8. T h e / R y of Wasco
$18.4.: Moro $218.42, Grass Val-
ley $2.66.-
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Minor amounts were received
from older taxes amounting to a
X^™nkr ’ “ip
.nti ln [’"{¡i,0’"
he would not . run distributed
,',C 1'iol!ys but
, wh added
lch ,,re
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v u
1952-
little to
m i
/
The Moro Parent Teachers as- ..
R
i «
sociation became fully organized
¡7 k 6
F riday nighi when class room
*7 . ^ ns? ^ 2 ra>?k
, er2
m others wer, appointed for each
1 ’V S ’’8
of the grade classes. These worn ¡? nk’1, « y ., tlr’ , S ,lrry u ,
s h o r e ln plan' Ronald
“ ninff «,.11
wl"
a“ 1,t .a le,chers
Art'hv',” l Rolfe,
^ k e r Gordon
^ n n e " h Helyer,
Bekke-'
and a c tiv a tin g Rchnol nro- . . u r w e c x e r .iv e n n e x n p e n n e
, Senator Coon has beeh referred
tc as the Rock of GlbraItor ln the
uP i* r chamlier because of his
firmness of course when he
reached a decision and because
of
° ' hls
h ‘S faithfui
f“ : W u,' atte
a " e n ,la " ^ ’ ^ * v] n«
n e v e r m isse d a « session
«»«tinn during
rin rii.»
Thompson; 4th, Mrs Mary Hlg-
ley; 5th, Mrs Josephine Gentry;
6th> Mrs. Maude Kirkelie; 7th,
M
Bertha Belshe; 8th, Mrs.
Marie
ypher *
Marie C
Cyphers
An athletie advisofy committee
wa8 anoointed to studv recom-
mendatP^
parenls and stu.
athletic policy The
c o m i n e e wHI meet occasion^
with . the
S b but
is n not
. school
. . b o a M
u t lg
ot
.
. DurD0se of dictating pol-
Icy to the board. On it President
. 3 . R „ nett Iiamed Clarence
chairm an Tony Miller
k en s ar rank
AWen P etori
£ e., ’
„ ,, '
lth. . ^ T u n ’ R(^ ney
P ° na
ngA R?®8 ^ orton-
? ar! *w a ’az. «—.«•«
i®ck B™dy*
Danny D u n c a i^L a rry Smith, D e
Wayne Dunam and Oeorge Ke -
’• * Troop 362 CraOT v « ,ley Kent,
rank i)al® ^ cher* Roy Cy’
p n e rs , iv a n n ir s e iw . tw n a ia oen
8on’ Clar«(ice Kirby, and Frank
F e r r e r . Troop 351, Mpro Jam-
es Rrady, Larry E aster. H arry
i'; ak ,n * Rona,d
Gordon
J 5“ * ?
, g° \
served on four Im portant com-
m ittees and cjialrmaned the al-
Monday, March 3 at 2:00 p. m.
ways
spotlighted
agricultural aH Hveatoc
livestock men interested will
«rouP
financial
group. ' ■ The
me
financial affair-,
arrair«, gather
gather in
ln t the county-court house
and highways and alcohol- to lay* plans for a Cattlemen's
lc trafne committee mem bership association. During a recent get
inade Coon one of the busiest together a committee was appoln
lawmakers at the last 'session, ted to attend the Wasco county
He is now serving b y . appoint ^association executive committee
men
t aof f Governor
Governor McKay,
McKay, on
on meeting.
meeting. These
These fellows
fellows were
were Dur
Dur-
m
en t-o
tbe seven man U pper'C olum bia ward Helyer, John Reckman.
Rlver BaslrJ Commission.
* Bill Holmes, Harold Eakln, Del-
Always a resident of the N orth mar Smith and Leonard Fields
west. Coon was born In Boise *in This committee will report at
Iv ^
,.KÍ ± : 1903
R*»kke<lahl G eno C a n tra ll. J a m Me’
es
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K ^keB .
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B ank'" g
u i.
bU a," e "
0'
the receipts of eny taxing unit,
The collection brought the per-
centage of tax collection up to
97.0 percent according to Sheriff
Fields.
“ “" da>
- t h «,
m m in» »««»inn a <a ’ S u n
a ».
t
K ay* Eu«ene Ktnott, Norman Idaho. In 1929 he purchased association _ or
Join* with the
Davis. Arden Peters, Keith Bar cattle ranch holdings in Baker
county
association. Ad-
The F irst »National Bank pic- n e tt’ ,i<Klney R°lfe. Donald Schil- county* which have been gradu- vantages and
pfejecUv^a of both
ti n . "The Banking St<wv" was h n r Koa* Norton, C a rl K e f toy, aMy e x p a n d e d
b y fs o w n a c tiv e P<«ns are de«Urabl$ Wbfeh e v e r
W eakness of the anti-gambling been appointed to their office,
n reo en ted bv C a rre l Bennett and Harold Duncan, Jack Brady. Den- endeavor until
sold ln 1950. course is taken, directohs _and
initiative is
th at county* fairs have petitions in circulation .to
ie f re s h m e m s
w ere se rv e d
by ?
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S S 2 . * * S' n a l° ' f ° ° n
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the
and other agricultural exhibitions have their names placed on the
M
rs
R
u
th
S
n
a
rlin
g
artd
Mrs.
,aarry
Smith,
DeWayne
Duncan,
engaged
ln
civic,
business
and
ln-
Monday*
meeting,
iwrs.
n
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p
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n
in
g
aim
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re v iv e k good p art of the receipts b®1*®1- Mrs Hoskinson is a Re-
,Mrs R'
and George Kelley, Troop 362. dustry m atters.,H e is a past pre-
Kd Fallon, secretary of the
from racing
in Oregon.
Rural P W n c w i an d Mir. B alzer a D em o
i)orntba Moore.
Grass Valley Kant, m erit badge* sldeni a n d for m a n y y e a rs
di Oregon Cattlem en’s association.
Voters who
investigate the fig- cra*;
awards.
■ rector of the
Baker County will be preaent. All livestock men
ures may be Inclined to conclude Although there have been rum-
o .
D JI?
Chamber 6f Commerce; member
urged to attend and partlcl-
th a t racing-is one way of getting °rs that county commissioner
OPTHVCrS DOlldS I OF
of the Keating school board for pate ln the activities of thia corn-
some city money.
T here will l i s t e r Wilson does not Care v>
r
J
three .terms; active member of modity group.
then be those who will feel th a t succeed himself nothing official
IJons and Honorary member of -..............— — ’
zaictrihutinn
is
as
immoral
as
bas
come
from
him
about
it.
the distribution
immortl
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Kiwanis. Past Baker county pre
the production of racing funds. Prospective candidates from the WABCO MKTHODIBT ('HURT
sident of the Oregon Farm Bu S a i ü D a V iS B llV S
Sersmith, the dentist in Edgar south end of the county are un-
One week of intensive Evangel
reau;
P a s t President Baker
I>ee M
asters’ Spoon
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final - decision
istic meetings. —
Beginning
L*e
Masters
spoon River
rwvci « Anthol-
« « .« . der
— discussion,
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o— o Sunday
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The Sherman County Ladies Countv C attlem an’s Asin
Ore- a
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ogy philosophized; “Why, a moral perhaps, aw aiting word from M r.„. March 30th Rev. A rthur Hansen
Financial responsibility bonds club of Portland are having their Cattlem en’« association
F.xecu- AligUS Herd BllH
tru th is a hollow tooth which
llso n as to his intentions. Dean- of P o rtla n d w ill be the speaker. wbjCh tj,e state may accept from annual get together of Sherm an Uve committee
Taylor Grazing
*
m ust be propped w ith gold.”
Ito* for filing is five o clock in Be sure to reserve
these datey* aerial operators
t h e '1931 ——
county ,—
people
a —
t the .,».vv.»w«
Imperial Advlsorv
Advisory Ix/ard
board for
for B B ak
aker'countv
S®1
Davis of
of Grass
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er tx iu n tv
S
am 11 Dsvls
Grass Valley
valley re-
the dw,
afternoon
of í March 7.
Service
of 1>.viner
Divine '^
W ° orship
agr iCUitura! chemical Control act Hotel March 10, at 1:30 p. m. for and Oregon Grange membership
men
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♦
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1Cí °r
rs,v i>it^ a i t agricultural
turned home from Arizona with
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With television ln congression-
^*ie
of ^ n n ty coroner th e Methodist in Grass Va? ey regulating the application of ag- a turkey dinner $1.50 a plate. a re a few of the positions
positions held in a new Angus bull, Toro Bell Boy
al committee rooms it would be E- M■
expires w ith this next Sunday afternoon, March 2, r icuitural m aterials will cover Those wishing to attend should connection w ith his longtime f^th, and a d^sjre to get Into the
hard to tell a congressman from year and no word has come as at 3:00 p. m.
only land owners situated with- w rite to Mrs. B^ly Mills 0907 N. work of ranching
and cattle purebred cattle business on hls
ms.
~
Rev. H. G ra v e n o r in a _ Iz
,z » a llv octahliK
hpd n protected
rn te o te d MacrUm c»
»
a friovle actor and tne same to hls intentions
farm southw est of town.
legally
established
St., D Portland,
for » reser- • ___
raising
qualities might be found in each
area.
vationa.
Those attending are
A -
Republican, Coon
Toro B*11
was c®lved Ju ly
Neither would be helped.
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a
4
a
Futherm ore, these bonds will 'asked to briQg- old pictures of was married in ___
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.... 12t 1950 .........
1937 to
Opal
on the W augaman ranch
protect only innocent, or third, their families or that m ight be Kerfoot, Baker.
They have no at Watsonvtlte, California, a son
This and That F ro ta Countv Agent
k
. p a rtie s to
the
spraying
opera-
of
interest.
The
Sherman
county
children.
Since
returning
from ° r Bel1
A- 10th and Raven
like he was fully dressed.
V
V
nn H n s (In rn p n s n n n 4 - H I p n n p rs
Hon«-
w111 not ProteGt tho People now living in Portland the 1951
leg'slative session he wood
MlsR B u w s s 14th
Sam
^®®* UlIWICW» W it t ♦ ’’is C*«IBCra I I IVBMU |andow
ner who has contracted to are looking _ forward — to meeting _ acquired
partnership
ln _ a real
One doesn’t have to like all *
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_ hought him at the Phoenix stock
of the hum an foibles and weak-
W eed spraying time is not to available. Even though cows may have hls crops or orchards treat their old friends who still live estate firm now known as Coon
e.a ,
in
The black calf stood third at
in Sherm an ^county.
& t.MlcFwen.
uesses In ordef to like people
__ This
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___ ed.
far off.
brings up the ........
old ......
be .........
thin .....
a t ............
calving ______
tim e a __
normal
the Cow Palace and hls sister
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questioa on volume and pressure birth w eight can be expected.
This Information has Jugt been
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was grand champion at the P. I.
iUsusally grocers force the sea-
use
annuaj spraying. Best However, calves will not make received from the state depai
q i f r*
1
J LI
I
r*
ir
at Portland last fall.
son a little by bringing out the resuits jn weed control from normal growth unless the cows ment of agriculture at Salem,
t^ fT ipiO V C d H (1V € tflC O n iC I T O tll IlC W
supply of seeds they received ground application can be obtain- are given enough feed to produce The departm ent bases its policy
'-
along in January. This year we
from ten gallons of carrier per milk.
with regard to the bonding prey
I ln s L r i
K. K. KA8-KBERGS’ TO HOLD
have already had a week of rad- acre and up.
Satisfactory weed
'Some cattlem en
will soon visions of thia law upon an opin- UVl/^Ffaffl^^H
wOROBBOR*
RKCKPTION MARCH 8
ish and onion weather—althougr. controj can
achieved w ith less l>e turning their stock out to ion received this month from the
huain*«»« f«r vn«r n®t
« » » azi
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Mr. and Nft*a. E. E. Kaseberg
it was cold afterward, it looks but one c#n expect a creeping grass. A rem inder to these m en office I of i Attorney
G eneral Aye you la business for your- nev earnings are $400 or more,
self?. In a special rem inder to for 1951. ~He will pay a tax of WD1* lie at home Co their friends
now as If it wouldn’t be too decrease in
percentage control, is that the weight of cattle off George Neuner.
dor« S m ith
M rs
K e n n e th F rid le v
Fllse M artin
Ex-Residents Date
Property Damage
Approved by Neuner Por^an^ Meeting
za
„e «as so unned he .ooked ^feouf
In Mind
F a rm e r. U
£ u n , ready to
'T o u r ^ H o m e Œ
Æ
give annual cropping a test and t ,
j t around the corner. Thé ers received training in the use
a half dozen fields will be fértil- know ing bulletins are available of judging and dem onstrations
U a n d S t o w n this spring. That
¿ T e l p M to your gar- tor 4-H club members during a
will be something to watch.
d<inlnff this vear
recent meeting
Joan Howell,
T T W N
Garden Soil Management, EB 612 s ta te 4-H club agent, attended the
Well, well, now they are
find- sm ell greenhouses for Amateur meeting leading the discussion
ing heavy stuff like barrels of
Gardeners DC 459 for the session.
The place of
sand that were dropped
from nrow ina Ea’r iv Vegetables Under judging and dem onstrations for
.v e r ïïx to te n «
f 7 - X
L b participation and fair com-
flying saucers, the very existence
d a s s , EC 258
club participation
of whjch was denied a short time construction and Operation of petition was outlined,
ago. Maybe seeing is believing
Co|d Frames, EC 258
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Public servants who never
T hat’s
after all.
A eS'Ono
monthly
Schedule
of
Suggest-
draw
a penny
^ r a H o n . in - V « e .a m
» u r n .................
* 1n
. pay.
Thirteen vol-
V - ’ T T W N~ ------ r-
. e . Sherman
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u.
&
H u h tgaarharQ
W ith
Am aged inventor Is claiming « e« S ^ r y ' p i d t i c v Starm
i Solution, for 110 I H m em ber, in the county,
ownership Of the moon. For the n,y)Ster arKj s ta rte r solutions io r liu *»-U m e in u er» III m r w u u v .
benefit
anu
~ Transplanta.
Transplants. EB
these men
men and
and women
women are
are oh-
oh-
i X n t of tne
the young .n
d amor- ^ ' e
EU 703 these
™ ” t this sp rm ^ ltn e .eM on we ^ ' a n d Home Vegetable Gar .erving National l-H Club Week,
hope he doesn’t take it out of the
,len EB 614
March 1 * We c a n t pay cash for
skv.
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Controlling
Damping-Off
in
\eg
e-
their
sky.
- ~t
v ic ^ th guidance,
e ^ g n ^ th e training,
lr^ o m m u and
n iU ser-
es
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■ table Seedlings, SCI 44 <
vice they g i\e tneir communities,
Stories, of waste in the arm y Vegetable
Garden
Insect-Pest so let’s try to pay them in
will come
no
Control, EB 6<6 ►
an ‘
‘
one who has served a little time
<7aii or drop a line to our o f d u b leaders are Mrs.
in uniform
There is alao a fk .e ,n lhe cnUrt house for a McIntyre.
Mrs. Kenneth
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or"*
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surance which indemnifies only
íie’d. ^ “ te " L í
landovrtier^ situated within a ^ ’^ ‘ y Adm inistration offers
legally
established
protected these Important r e m i n d ^
area. (The control act out lines
You are now covered by the
the procedure
for establishing Social Security Act, and have the
such an areâ.»
same protection against the haz-
The optnion also holds that not arda of old age or death as are
the owner of land «prayed l * t afforded employees. Only farm
.he owner of adjacent land, operator., phy.lcl.iu>.
which might suffer from the neg- lawyerT and a few other profea-
ligence of an aircraft operator Is hjonal groups are excluded fro »
the party protected under 4he coverage under the law.
liability e b u » of the agricultural
You report your earning, and
rh p m ical control statute. Under pay your social ^security tax
ihe act. the landowner I. defln- when you file your Federal In-
««•* -Vi,
_ ....................— < — - —
\
ed a a . . a a l-ra
penmn
who ow
own<r
throe come
come tax
t u re
retu
rn for
for 1»51
1051 on
on or
or
ed
o n who
nir three
tu rn
or more - r e . wUhln .he prop*.,
~
e d ^ o te c e d a « a .
p ^ X a t the t i L you n i,
The
financial
re®P°ns*
b
?
.
.
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y .
■ H a L
k - • • I -I get
S
I r
section of th T ’act requires ail your ^ return.
You
should
your
m xuuu u
h '
t number card from the
aerial ^p e ro to ro *
card
m
x v
z
zva
Virginia deposit of money certified check, should be obtained now,
Virginia oepoe i
anrgHv
nivina to r it in p e rso n
Fridley. Habl lty
>nsurance
or
surety plying for it in person
waste of time and 8 T*S£
°f COPY of
abo.v e
the
Mr s’ ”*1 RaiS^Esi PriS to < x^utlon of any ¿on-
man power. There *®em
A study conduc
if < ,
p a,i» ’i?*ra«er M rs O rlo w tr a c t for lefial spraying
few persons capable of handling Eastern Oregon Livestock
Lx- kin, Mrs. Paul Fraser. Mrs. Orlov.
a
p
onerators
great sums of other peop*«s perim ent Station. Union, severa Martin. Mrs. Howard R o m , Char-
Any a
M commence
money carefully and
years ago showed how »"»P0« 3" ’
F h a b e th T fa rtte y and within tor <• year from the date
c i 'v l n g ^ ^ w . ^ K
l S
T
A
.
O< .,,r
iu n u
or r e g e n t
handle and should be decentra»- ^ ¡fe rg need be given best feeds and Mrs. Kenneth Sather, Kent,
ized..
*'«
.
'
. -
operation
-
I
P41
m
by ap- ual was insured at time ofileath . Mae E. Uitcomb, Portland, de-
or bv
A b o o k let “Do You Work For partm ent secretary and Mrs. Ro
or oy
X Ige an«l bert 8. Kreason. Dallas, vice-
Mr. Welo stressed that
the
self-employed | person
cannot
cfn/ose w hether to be covered or
not
If the self-employed per-
son’s trade or business is not In
.h - e x c .u .W
~
Y wf
*
.
S I Í T . ’ Ï V I T f '*mp Î 7 ed W
îïlt,
¡k’ from 2 00 to 5 00
be able to buiíd up an old-age and West 9th fet from 2 00 to 5A»
surv vors insurance benefit. An P
and all h e h - f r le n d . are
insured
self-employed
person, most cordially lnvRM.
age 85_ or over, whow a v e r a g e ------------------------
monthly earnings are $200 would ekí ; h > m AUXILIARY
I* entitled to retirem ent benefits m KKTINO IN HMMÍD KIVRR
of $65. His wife at age 65 would
“ '» '• « * • benefit, of J X r X
H o ^ R IW
ÎÎ
$32.50 a month.
Auxiliary of Hoodjuvar. will ne
Benefits are also payable
» host td other I'nlta In D istrict 5
the survivors in the event of the of the Department
»tg
death of an m .ured .etf em ploy a dtetrlrt conference to be helu
ed individual.
If.,hia average Murth oth.
monlhly earning, were ttOtt , ^ ^ r *
»Lf
I p n ,l I n n r * « > n t th * A n v ilia rv nro-
and he
he la
la .urvlvetl
»undved by
by a a widow
widow
A* ^ " “ f t
and
X 'X n . h l y
£ r tm e n t chair™»” '
« 5 5
” „ tlt ¡he ih»d re ic h « l , R
V M r . W. E W llktaa. LaGrande.
V
/I»1 ( * Lzwv-k 8 to
zx r» a monthly
8 lx I « r V
kAnA f departm
J F t 1 I (*
H t D
I* i(
i 11 lead
In addition
bene
ent
president
will
H l there Is a lumD-suin deeJi the “school of instruction on the
payment made where^the indivld- official visit, assisted by Mrs
survivors Insurance as It applies president and departm ent mem-
to people who are self-employed, bership chairman,
niav be obtained free by writing
Mrs. I» ls H iderbftnd, Wasco,
to the floclal Security Adminls- D istrict 5 president, will preside
nation. Observer Building, L i at the meeting.
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