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T h ese T h in g s We N ote By Giles L* French A caption u n d e r a p ic tu re of tw o m ovie characters read “ Love at fir s t tig h t.” M ig h t have been e ith e r e rro r o r fact. T T W N There are those w h o liv e in. constant fear o f more in fla tio n o r a depression, a lte rn a tin g those fears. C areful a d m in is tra tio n should be able to prevent e ith e r. T T W N In C a lifo rn ia taxpayers are m a ilin g sh irts to congress in pro test against high taxes. Sounds lik e a chamber o f commerce s tu n t to lure frozen m id-w estern ers. T T W N .. - C om m unlaU - c y r y th e ir adher- ence to free speech r yon its o rig in a l conception. Sure y a man can say a n y th in g he w anta to w ith the understanding th a t he w ill take the consequences, b u t the state o r the school system isn ’t obligated to fu rn is h h im a p u lp it. T T W N There may s till be snow on the high lands, the m e rcu ry may d ro p at nights^ the furnace m ay s tlll be ru n n in g b u t the baseball teams are p ra cticin g and the but- tercups are bloom ing on the sun- ny slopes. Its g o in g to be sp rin g A nd th is good news fro m n a tu re overcomes some o f the bad news fro m m ankind, w h ich could stand a season o f re b irth and regrow th. Deferment Officer Explains Need of THE 1953 FEDERAL BUDGET OF $85.4 BILLION IS GREATER THAN ALL THE INCOMES OF ALL THE PEOPLE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI Manpower M a jo r Glenn D. H andy, defer m ent o ffic e r o f the state selec tiv e service, spoke to the Moro Boosters club Wednesday m orn in g and used his tim e to in fo rm members o f Che reasons why the proper use of m anpow er .is considered im p o rta n t by the m il ita ry branch of th e governm ent. D isp la yin g charts w h ic h show ed figures com pering the nations o f the w o rld and 12 percent of the w o rld area and th a t the free w o rld had 35 percent o f the area an<^ m illio n people, This has heen changed so th a t H “ 88*3 controlled 32 percent of the area and 800 m illio n persons w h ile the free w o rld has b u t 18 percent of the area and 400 m il lio n in population. Russian philosophy is such th a t it hopes to defeat the demo cra tic nations and that-snakes i t necessary fo r the U n ite d States, w h ich Is the o n ly strong power re m a in in g outside of Russia to prepered Proper u3t. u{ man. fo r defense is ncessary if arc as a nation, an ■BRrttoï» T H I S S T A R T L IN G P IC T U R E to the result of study by the National Cham ber’» Government Economy Fiogram , b a u d on figures bom the U.S. D epartm ent o l Commerce. Incomes of all people include - 11 -noum that goes to Individuals as wages, salaries. Interest, root, and dividends. Since latest Comnrerce D epartm ent figures available for the map were for 1950, the Chamber estimated total 1953 incomes at 13 per cent higher men w h ich is to be m aintained by 885,000 volunteers, 200,000 than those for 1950. To tal 1953 spending under the Resident's budget would equal the incomes of all r ^ n— ' re-enllstm enta and 575,000 d ra f west of the Mississippi plus 9 6 per cent of the luoomes tn Wisconsin and all the incomes in tees. Defense spending w ill con tin u e a t a hig h level u n til the arm am ent is made w ith lyh ich nation. W e have g,000,000 men o f d ra ft age. bc- 19 and 26 Qf w hJrh 3 . are veterans d s since The general extension d ivisio n p jan is fo r the N ATO tt M ore , , than one hundred ¿7 ~ ~ v, frie " ~ n --------- ¡ 3 th e ir re tire m e n t. — provide divlglon8 « te n d e d the reception h o n oring Of th e ir im m ediate fa m ily, o f the Oregon State System of ....... w hlch wH1 uged ag g European Mr. and .\Srs. A. T. S trik e r on — ,h e lr o n ly daughter and three H ig h e r Education w in o ffe r a - (h e ir Wen w eddl a n n ,v frs a ry g ra n d ch ild re ™ n were present ‘X T ' “ fo r coursé in Sherman e o u n ty as - .. n the happy occasion. M rs W. F. follow s * r a u c h le r r' ’ M M r8* rs Bon --------------------------------„ . . N a tu ra l H is to ry o f Ore- n ia n -'fo » t i w h e n th e ,r d dau<h,t' Bon »».r M tL e — n o n . another granddaughter GS . 311, * f ' , K lm d w o rth , enuuarfined fo ^ th e m of Naples. F lo rid a and Davey gon; 3 hours of undergraduate T T W N th a t d _______________ ____________ IVrrv<lO b u ? !^ w n T u m K M jb ie ^ ° n 8unda* *Ma* ch 2, between and D ickie R icbalderfer, great cre d it; Fee: $13.06; In s tru c to r: W a r w b ith w ould enough, u t Russia Im agine tr y in g bad tn ferred to X ' he „ to . ,‘ f h, ¿eU the hour» o f tw o end fiv e o'clock, g” <l ' Un* b " *° o i ” R u th / “a AU County’s learns .Eliminated From District lournev ■ M o ro ’s H uskies lost th e ir ab sorbing interest in the tourna ment fo r th is d is tric t after the -second game when they lost to Cascade Ixrcks by a 38 to 36 score. Cascade Locks has been a hard team fo r the locals all >ear. h a vin g beaten them tw ice p re vio u sly by a one point m argin. Bob M a rtin w ith 15 and Dun- can 'w i t h 10 led the scoring fo r Moro and Lane gathered six. - In the firs t game o f the to u rn a W n t Moro won easily over the St. M a ry ’s team by 47 to 26 and th a t n ig h t LeRoy M a rtin ran up a to ta l of 17 points whereas he made b u t one in the second game Bob M lartln made fiv e against St. M a ry’s and Lane 17. Favored Heppner was defeat- ed by M aupin 36-32 after Man- p in had trouble w ith R ufus in the fir s t game. M aupin then w o n fro m Cascade Locks and C u lv e r fro m Parkdale to decide the con testing fin a l teams. , Wasco,’ lik e Moro, survived the fir s t round b y beating Laplne 30-18 b u t tangled w ith a strong C u lve r team and lost 59 to 25 in the second game. In ju ry to Gordon Buck prevented a better show ing abd Wasco boys could not w in . - Ronald Powell Elected To Head Stockmen Ronald P owell, Moro, was sel- ected as fir s t president of the Sherman Stock G row er's associa tio n in an organization meet ing Monday*, March 3, at the county courthouse in Moro. ' O rganization of the county as- sociation was voted by those in attendance. Au alternate plan tq jo in w ith the. Wasco county association was dropped. I^eonard Fields, W asco/ won the vice president office. One di- -rector from each co m m u n ity was elected to serve on the executive com m ittee as follow s: D urw ard H elyer. Rent; l i s t e r Barnum , Grass V alley; H ow ard Ross. _Moro, A. C. Kaseberg, \ \ asco, George Fox. Rufus. T. W. Thomp- «on. county agent, was elected as secretary-treasurer. A n executive com m ittee meet- I ng was set fo r M arch 10 at 8:00 p, in, In the county co u rt house. By-laws fo r the associa tio n w ill be d ra w n up fo r pre- sentation to the m em bership. S ecretary o f the Oregon Cat- tlenien's association, E d Fallon, » te n d ^ J h , m « . in r unce- s ta te Association Z i i n g ?o b j he|(1 12-H at P rin e ville . The association was form ed to prom ote the w elfare and Interest of livestock grow ers In Sherm arv county and to transact other business of Interest to the asso ciation. A ll Sherman county fa r mers ha vin g an In te re st In llve- “ A ll airm en in clu d in g pilot», stock p roduction are welcomed mechanics, and others m ust have to jo in the association, th e ir Id e n tifica tio n cards o n ------- — -------- — th e ir persons at all tim es w h ile i r p i i r «»• • . j p e rfo rm in g th e ir duties," Char- Y i n LlFOUp V lSltCQ les F. Horne. A d m in is tra to r of C iv il Aeronautics warned today. D O flir o r e C A A A via tio n Safety agents Ojf u(A l6 V H lCerS in th e fie ld have begun more sh e rm an county VFW “ a ^ t a S on No 5Q^8 and Its a u x ilia ry was make peace w ith her. tim e o ff fo r schooling o r o th e r at th e ir home in Wasco. " _ ° f . W ednesday, be- men , ' ' ' , ' bw ored l y a v is ita tio n from •T T W N h. mav a . . __ __ a o f to w n . guests included g in n in g M arch 12, ten m eetings; urges a ll airm en to » m p b r .. IH -" -fV —u at the Moro cause, he may mzvp.lv m erely he be ni.ttinir p u ttin g A large three tie re d cake, top Mrg M a ttie Van F le e t o f Yuba Place: M oro H ig h School; Des the law to avoid being A tru c k o ve rtu rn e d on H ig h tim e fo r service, t. . i« .j« n t were j n . . ig . . . h . . t looking ---------- V ernon F la tt talk ed about th e ’2 , W , A ~<Ol<len ** . C lt-V- C a lifo rn ia , M r. Ben K lln d - c rlp tio n : “ The earth and life vio la tio n . I f a person Is perform w ay 97 Monday . ~ B axter P rigntore, D is tric t No. 15 irm a a n n duties duties w w ith ith o o u u t t bav nay Hood R lve r| and lik e a dead elephant In the n ig h t R d ser’^ 1 w o rth and sor>^ Jim and Bob, h isto ry of Oregon, kinds and dis- nig a a irm Republicans were « re tu tu r rn in g g fro m who m ^ ” £ w e v couple cut Mr 3 ”1 ' k be UUUl Vfcwr-r’ Hehtmi, pcHafse g , pjAXAl r uf n JlUs »mrUtAii jf R epublicans were n in iro m presided ^ named Dewey f m t piece. M rs to n n e ll, Wlash., M r. and Mrs. E. and anim al life ; man and his lflca tlo n s on his person, he wlU i n d e n t . The Dalles. Guests a p o litic a l m eeting. We hope ‘Thompson» V ernon F la tt a n d | be cited fo r a v io la tio n w h ich were M r. and Mrs. R obert F. in cid e n t Is not prophetic. N orm an F ie ld , to meet w ith the M r . w i c i e r r t r m ' L e ^ n d ^ . / o f " X ’t " " - i , Holmes fro m W illa rd Anderson T T W N county co u rt and urge prove- s o.-t».— tr ik e r and n ly . . ____ guest * ___ pre- p 1< *‘ ersha” 1’ , E °is and an d L Loren M ost emphasis em p h asis is placed on o a may in vo lve a fine. - M ur« ..r-«« Im bnnrrkv®. __ . the o __. w icxersham Lois o re n of 'Most is m uch d is tin c tio n and m ent o f the underp ^ south o f L i t who hed attendee! the wed- 0 ° ^ ™ ! * , Henune? M ^ I n d ^ r s ° f. post, The Dalles, and T o n y Sam- 0C-, T h e re buck, O ver The Top post No. 81, ic tim w n. ... u v a l of Heppner. M r. and Mrs. c u rrin g In w p u b lic ity in being oeing the tne v vivw m o u. f to town> ding; Served , the ice rroam cream the D Ronald * " « the v ic in ity 7 * f " ? Portland. a $2.500,000 robbery. We doubt ______ ,_______ firm nart nf tho afiprnnnn iz»tpr •;onakl Macn«d>, M r. and , Mrs. each class is held. The m a in o h D r^-L e a h ^ h e X fe T n o ^ 22 R eid’ M r’ and M rs G H ’ Jectlve 18 develop h i each A d is tric t hospital v is it ls be how ever, i f i t is w o rth it* Ing planned fo r the near fu tu re w h ile Mrs. A lfre d M e r ritt and I * * * ’ a»?d E ’ E ’ KaSe mernbtfr oI the class a new enthu- T T W N - GAS BALHH A BO U T E V E N to take cigarettes and gum to Oregon gasoline sales lia re ly Miss Clema A lle n , cousins r f Mrs. T h ? Dabes ’ M rs ^R o s ro n n a 6 Me ^ " 0 l{“ Jler8Un<1Jn< cf (They w ant to p u t W in n ie R u th the patients In the P o rtla n d Vet* Judd in fo r life. Heck, th e y b a n t managed to stay on the p it» aide S trik e r, »erved the cake and Ice Cullough of . D u ftlr My ‘and Mrs ’ L / S i Id? The Waeco A m erican le g io n cra n ’s hospital. even keep her over n ig h t. January when sales edge 1 cream. j F Fogg H r and M rfi u ueums 88 am rna* ,,,e ' in 'T T W N Iv a n tree and flo w e r d is trib u tio n , and liasketball team suffered early P ride goeth bef'ore destfbcUon, » "> / » '« ‘W ‘ ho5<: The table was centered w ith K irk e lie and Mr. and Mrs. Roy rock specimens •at in tne a a u u > u rn i» n ie m _ . n •• and an haughty s p irit before, a " a a. ’ I ™ “ KO- t « e re - an a rra f n g e m e n t. o f ye llo w rose Belsbee o f M oro. J A ra.,., ‘ A 11 teachers and the aeneral at P o rtla n d Sunday when they r e r m a n e f lt T ractlC eS t a ry r/ o 0» f 8tale state « reported y. M any b e autiful g ifts and con- p u b lic are in vite d to en?ol" A p lrv Jrb Z l i d s “ ta P ° rted F rid a y. buds j in . c ry s U , bow l and can- drew the favored Panehhake fa ll. Prove N ' T o ta l gallonage reported to the delabra h o lding y e llo w ______ w ta p e ri ^ ra tu te to ry cards w ere received m in im u m o f 18 is re q u ire d fo r team and lost toy 83 to 23. Wasco W B J " ., / * m Pse7vr “ » S fi« “ uX p “ g X t ’ nd t” e h o k ’re ,‘ • - did n o t score ln th e fir s t quarter. the course. W asco was th e w in n e r In the / / t r a c t o r s tn M M d ’ o f f / n a c e t . over ' d u rin « J» n u a ry o f the rooma to c a rry o u t the golden ~ ~ — -------------------------------------------------------------------------- P erm anent type practices w ill local pla yo ffs o f the d la tr’ct and lie emphasized ln regon’s 1952 has a good team w h ich m ig h t N o rlh ’ c T J m a tests show J / £ / £ S ia /T g a S ‘^ - r ^ v ld R lche,,.erfer, gran.1 a g ric u ltu ra l conservation pro have lasted several games In the gram . to u rn a m e n t had 11 d ra w n a d lf- E M |H w produ<. 2 5 miu.on gai.ons . «va PiavArw F. H arvey M ille r, state produc- fe « n t tyym 7 . 2 « ai nni-m ator' Gon and m a rke tin g a d m in istra In the game were A l D orm aler, color vision. N a tu ra l enough. ' j ^ y gaao.me use means S i S ^ 7 J /v T n i H - no secret w h a , 4-H* repre- ,e d s. These Include clo th in g tion chairm an, has announced say8 w e T T W N - a p p ro x im a te ly 423,400.000 m iles h H astings h2d" «"«. repertr C n -A lIeH , foSaTiobm-[mpro-vemenl. chlW D avid R ichelderfer, George Mac- th a t to ta l fu n d s allocated fo r nab, Olan S tark and W illa rd -p ictu re ofT .T r - n t ; y deceased ' ’ h ^ - f th e guea, ^ o k ” ' X i ’ X ^ p e X X ^ r & ^ i r a X practice , assistance th is year, Rolfe. $2,060,000, is about $45,000 short rattlesnake proves the inadv s d m a t th is tr a ffic exacted 20 M r. and Mrs. S trik e r were mar- are discovering n flf o n ly w h a t the m aintenance* electricity - a n d of the am ount received a year a b ility of g e ttin g ahead o f Ute ,lv „ lh r „ ugh arcldent£ Express rled ln Wasco. M arch 5, 1902 and " " b u /T h /h ’g /a t ^ * * ago. Thus practices w ill be stress TREE PLANTING TIME season. A snake Is a‘ ™ ed in ternre o f mileage, the state’s have spent th e ir e n tire marric< service 4-H provides o u r nation. These project» are home-owned ed th a t are o f a perm anent na ln g creature in cold weatherman2 tr a ffic cost between fo u r and fiv e life on th e ir ranch n o rth o f Rut fQr those fo|kg whQ a(e by the mpmberg and ture and w h ich w ould not lik e ly HHKK AGAIN w it h every hand against h im he , lveg each jqq m illio n m iles o f ag Wasco and a t th e ir present h onu. not acquainted w ith the program them th e y learn to w o rk w ith be accomplished w ith o u t assist stood no chance in F e b ru a ry, g a g a te tra v e l. The January Sherman county farm ers who ance. th a t extends th ro u g h o u t the IF th e ir hands, how to manage A rattlesnake is not a p ro p h e t “ mileage death ra te ’’, computed p lant forest In Oregon, the trend away states, Alaska. P uerto Rico and money anS tim e, and how to ap- are p la n nin g to o f com ing spring, his is a la te r a t 4 7( We ll below the 6.1 re H aw aii, here is his explanation, preciate the value o f keeping re- tree Heed,ln8« th is spring fo r from perpetual paym ent of an- season. • ' " corded in Ja n u a ry o f 1951 w hen F our-H club w o rk ls an educa- cords. Members also take p a rt i n w ln d b re a k purposes should get nual practices such as crop resi- •» f W N 28 persons w ere klHed. Into the county due management, com m only tional program o ffe re d all boys 4 h meetings, picnics, camps, th e ir orders The proposal to place a m a fk e r and g irls between the ages of 9 conferences, contests, and count- agent’s office ’ by March 7, ac- called ‘‘tra sh y fa llo w ,” was start- on the ¿herm an highw ay near < H V R C H H AS PROGRAM cording to Thomas W. Thomp- ed by the U m a tilla county PM A and 21. Ip y d s state i t is con less oth e r a ctivities. comm ittee. T his group, M4Ucr R ich e ld e rfe r’s w here th a t road • A n n ie F u lto n C hapter No. 124 du&ed *b y the a g ric u ltu ra l ex- im possible to count is the num- son, co u n ty agent. T h is e arly date has been set j says, crosses the location of the Old OHK, Wasco, had a no host tu r- tension service o f OSK., C orvallis. , of homemakers w ho have - has decided th a t annual kev d in n e r at the Sherm an Ho- N e a rly 30.000 4-IPers are enroll- h , , H tr a ln ln i. aB ff| r ,s . I*c«use the trees m ust be lifte d practices w ill not be e ligible fo r Oregon T ra il should not die of in tel, F e b ru a ry 26, in honor of ed in Oregon, and tw o m illio n in w o m e n » are s t||j ap p iy i ng the iro rn the nur8er\ before the assistance longer than seven a tte n tio n . There is a wooden p o it g ro w in g season sta rts in (he W ll- years on any one in d ivid u a l's S ister Louise Irv in g , associate the U nited St ites, there now. • ' 4 H m otto ‘ make the best b e tte r” lam ette valley w here the Oregon farm . grand conductress of th e G rand The H ’s stand fo r Head, H eart, There seems no w ay to In te re s t a8. they j ? an,’ g' „ ,.he‘r h",m M and forest nursery Is located, ».ales R esulting fro m recent execu- C hapter o f Oregon and . her Hands and H ealth. The aitn of raise th e ir fam ilies. yo u th in the h is to ry o f e a rlie r Countless Mr. Thompson. H o w e ve r, th is t j Ve a ctio n , closer cooperation tra ilo r, S ister E m m a Zempke. the program is to develop equally days. Maybe i t is the m ethod men who were re ce ivin g 4-fI w o rth y m a tro n of Concordia these fo u r “ parts o f each In d ivid tra in in g a few years ago are now does not mean th a t the fa rm e r between the PM A; the sod con- used. A n yw a y i t does seem th a t - at th a t nervation and forest services is chapter, Madras, Oregon. ual member and so produce 8UCce8gf Uj f a rm ers. Young people m ust accept shipm ent a ybung person ta k in g his fir s t *•«» ,.H»H a u u.hz, t,m e 8lnce the 8tate niainains a expected in c a rry in g out perman- A stated co m m unication was happier and more useful citizens look a t the w o rld w ith a d u lt and fessions other than hom em aking re frig e ra tin g p lant where the end type p ra ctice , such aa ee- held at 8:00 p. m. in w h ich all M em bership i8_-V?1,J2 a_r?J.. a?7 eyes w ould w a n t to feel some trees can be stored and kept in tablishm ent o f drainage systems, is accomplished hy o rd e r o f business’ w ere exem le a rn in g s o lid ity o f background. C ould he* and a g ricu ltu re also ' fin d th e ir do rm a n t condition In d e fin ite ly godded w aterw ays, w a te r storage p lifie d fo r the approval of the "d o in g .” b u t feel th a t his ancestors hart> "'"¡-»waPH experiences are valuable pre- Clubs are aiet up on 3 oca partition fo r th e ir chosen careers. and shipm ent w ill be made when facilities, and fa rm w oodlot prac- associate grand conductress, w ho been brave and in tre p id men w h o p la n tin g conditions in this area tices w ill be pushed: fire breaks, was paying» th is chapter an o f basis in each co m m u n ity, w ith -s ta rte d out over a dim p ath to are suitable. - , p la n tin g w in d b re a k shelterbelts, local vo lu n te e r leaders in charge. fin d a new c o u n try, It should fic ia l v is it. "Trees available w hich are Im p ro vin g e xistin g forest stands, The w ir l h y nuRron of A n n « 7 / " ^ ‘^ “ e n X X l stre n g th his fa ith in h im se lf and adaptable to p la n tin g in th is ell- and m aintenance of shelterbelts th is a b ility to conquer the compar- _____________ mate InchfJe the ponderosa planted since 1947. atively* m in o r d iffic u ltie s o f to- The beauty and geom etric pat- pine, Scotch pine, Chinese arbor- M ille r adds th a t In te n t In re- day. te rn of snow crysta ls were cap- = o Ä s i X d — vltae, black locust, Russian m ul- w o rk in g specifications fo r all N o t every ancestor rode th e tured by cameraman L e w is ........... ......... .. ....... ......... berry. Russian olive, caragana,. perm anent typ e - practices is to Oregon T ra il. B u t the generation H u m p h re y fo r “ H idden Trea- pres€nfed h e r w ith an enorm ous ¡**r8 ’ .an” „ m, iriHw » miv WU. The M oro W om an’s club m et and Chinese e lm *, states M r. make them u n ifo rm w ith w h a t th a T p ro d u c e d the em igrants to SUres” , latest Moody In s titu te o f [y large red crocheted apple. Re- recommended in soil co Thursday at the Moro Commun- Thompson. "T h is gives a selec- is being __x __ __ •»— i r o n c o n o C n io n o o f i l m 17 *1 f t h i n t h p “ S p t - >___ «______ __ a * K 0 U r * H i C ì K ICT a B fiO C iB tiO n the w est was an adventrous one Science film . F ifth in the “ Ser- freshm ents w ere served at ordinates the state program . It y church. TJiey e n te rta in ’ d the tlo n th a t w ill meet most o f the conservation d istricts. th a t d id not fear to go beyond mons fro m Science" series, the c ,ose of the meeung. These program» give parents a G irl Scout» and th e ir m others, needs o f l h a fa n n e r In his tree _ ■ , ---------- th e beaten path. The tr a il ty p ifie s film in its snow sequence r e - __________ ;---- thance to < «»operate w ith local Floy3" F la tt showed pictures he p la n tin g project w h e th e r i t 1» 'J3 ., 800 of M r- ♦ h a p e n irit veals th a t every flake has a d if- ' leaders and extension agents in had taken d u rin g hi» recent tr ip fo r shade, protection from the and M rs. A. R. Rasmussen, is T T W N fe re n t design. T h is unusual nat- EXAMINER C0M__. _ ... . wind», or g ro w in g forest products here fo r a few days v is it w ith '"W e ll” she savs " I see th a t u ra l color-sound docum entary ’ developing in c h ild « /* tne to C a lifo rn ia an wa . his parent« before re tu rn in g to W e ll , she sa>s Dii.tu re revealing the wondei . A d riv e rs license exam iner w ill a b ilitie s and ideals needed to Mrs. H a rry P in ke rto n was di- such as posts, poles or fu e l.” B ennett is n m n in g f P m icroscopic' universe w ill be on d u ty in M oro Tuesday, lead succes-ful lives In adulthood, rectof fo r the afternoon w ith The county agent states th a t Hood R iv e r w here Jie has em- o f i species available, plo ym e n t. He has j u s t "re tu rn e d tty ' t T W N be sh o w n at the K e n t C h ristia n M arch 18, at the c o u rt house The club program offers a Mrs. John Foss, M rs. Gwen Matt- the lis t T i V Innks to te ll a church S aturday (M arch 22), at between the hours o f 10 a nx w ide va rie ty o f subjects fro m son, Mrs. Jennie M a rtin and Mrs. order blanks and p la n tin g bulla- from a tw o weeks vacation tr ip ^ ¿ a r s n X f r o 7 / . i a c k ja w 8 ^ ) P-' m. and 3 p. m. w h ich m e n ,t« r. chposc th e ir p r o John P a rke r a . hoaUMes. tins are available at th is office, in to C a lifo rn ia . Tom Strikers Meet Friends On Golden Wedding Day; Daughter As Hostess N a tu r a l H is to ry C o u rse O ffe re d A ir m e n M u s t H a v e Id e n tific a tio n C a rd s W a s c o L e g io n T e a m H as H a rd L uck Hope of P M A Week BrUlgS Recognition To X e 7 n.ndanw^n'ha/riX''r ChildTen and Leaders Who Pdrticifate Wasco OES Hear» State Office« M o ro W o m e n M e e t G ir l S couts
