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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1952)
o » Gherman dmtxtty d) in tritai Sixtv-Fourth Year No. 4.3 T hese T h in g s We N ote Moro, Oregon Friday, August 29, 1952 Cattlemen Sponsor Vivesluet Auction Schools Start Norval Lane Out b e r g A f t e r W i t t Injured Knee; Saturday o f Fair May Need Operation Week of Testing Tax on Property Next Big Bill To Come Due County Official Paper Boosters Breakfast, Boost Banner for Fair Advertising Fair Briefs Tell Of* Details Being Settled Finally The 4-H Fat Stock Auction Norval Lane, Moro entry In It doesn t take nfany lioosters sale sponsored by the Sherman the East “B" team of the Shrine to start something to judge from County Cattlem en's association Ail schools in Sherman coun- benefit ganw at Pendleton Sat- W hile w heat g ro w ers a re feel- the activity of the feW who at Things are going to happen will he held Saturday, Septem -,ty will open Monday, September unlay night, will not play. He lng good over a fine wheat crop tended the specially called break- Pretty fast concerning the coun- ber 13, following the rodeo, A. 8, w ith all teaching positions sustained an injury to the knee the problem of taxes interposes fast meeting Wednesday morn- ,kV ^ro,n now until the ck»s- B. Christianson, chairman, of the filled. that bothered him during his itself ir.to the scene to rem ain big. ing hour, Septemlier 14. Deci- auction sale committee, has an- County School Superintendent high school days and will have until November when property 'Purpose of the meeting was ®I°n® will lie made and they will nounced. • w ily W. Knighten, has arrang- to have an operation, it was re- taxes are paid. Federal and to get a start on plans for ad- <>f necessity be final decisions. By Giles L- French Plans were laid for the forth- ed for a school of instruction for ported. state taxes will be larger. vertising the fair, It being fear- Things will move. coming event with a meeting school bus drivers for Septem- His loss leaves the east team- All taxpayers in rural Sher that the regular meeting Advertising posters are go u ne oi m e iu n n its i uuiiKs n t Wednesday evening at the court ber 3. Paul G. W arren, supervi- somewhat weakened as Lane man ounty will pay 37.8 mill-, next week would leave too little inK out to <>ther towns and It Is know is a second „ class e er house. . Advertisem ent and op- aor of driver education and trans- w eights J90 and is the crashing on the valuation of their pro time. expected that a group of fair marked Im portant. eration of the sale were planned portation, state departm ent of kind of a half back coaches can perty as determ ined bv the as As a consequence Vernon Elatt boosters. including Ixxtril mem- T r VV N u By the auction sale committee education, will lie in charge. In- always use. Also he is a passer, sessor. These valuations are low as ® committee chairm an (and bers, W^1 travel around to talk “I’m so weary she said, that and executive coratnitteo of the spectors from the secretary of The participation of Lane had Inasmuch as tillable land Is he has authority to pick his a*X)llt the fair soemtime next I'd welcome a case of sleeping cattlem en’s association. state’s office will be here to stirred interest In the game In assessed at $21.22 per acre on helpers) has already started col- wpek sickness.’ The The Sherman Countv Cattlemens insPect all buses the same day. Sherman county where he was the average. Merchandise stocks lecting money to pay for street T,1e b lioosters are talking about T T W N up the town and if ssociation h is nrrnn<roH in All bus drivers should attend a favorite during his high school are comparative!) valued high- decorations which have alreadv cleaning association has arranged an Stuffed back in a corner of a the school and bring their buses years. His place will be taken er than other property in all been ordered. By the time this Hiey keep it up will have to do auction sale of some 15 or 20 cubbyhole in an old-fashioned 4-H probability. This is because of 1« in print it is lkely that some something about that. Burning beef, five hogs and six for Inspection. The meeting will by G ardner of John Day. the campaign to obtain a more b<xisters of the feminine variety of ,eaves that have prem aturely a r.S e n X e n UÎ h 1cPharSto ? d a 1,y C!'hè » '>« ""m ediately af- h! 'd “ ’ï " ' *' factual valuation on stocks which wdl be sewing on the banners. faben and washing the streets 0 a. m. W ednesday Sept. 3. tho u san d . its hoy-dey It was were notoriously low in the They will be yellow and red and already planned. for A pre-school workshop PM As To Elect a sort of fore ru n n er for chloro- £. . _ facilities . J , for folks , ,, Slaughter teachers in the county will be state. \arl-co lo ied and bought to give *iaro?5*, ,sakia hauled the hav phyl. The boys used to chew it ,a . lor ° 1^ heId 7 ^ , ^ and Frlt}av, Sep. Community PMA elections will Of this 37.8 mills the rural the old town a hit more color par,y this week and straw will - - hide - - the - ............ - liquor In - - the * £ - F o o d »tore G r e s " v S t « h r 4 » d J at the Moro be held in each of ,h c five -ch .,.„ l„,ard w ill lak e 22.3: th an usual. he hauled right away. Horses to taste of program wjn (,e county com nw nltles during Sep. the county 5.5 and the two road Regular meeting of the club a/ « at the track although some halcyon days w hen “lips that ne c & v rood store, u ra ss vai voted to use of visual aids in tem ber according to an announce Programs loo ot which 6.0 is I be held September 3 at 6:30 - hetm an county horses have touch liquor shall never touch Market prices will lie support- (hp classroom> ,nechanical ment from the local PMA office. for special road tax. In the evening It will he the bee« taken to Hermiston, Tygh mine." ed by a Portland buyer with re- M and non-mechanical. w C. Hen- At ttlCSC these dCCtiOFlS elections farmers • in At Rufus taxpayers will - pay annual fair meeting — and fair aava tivu *« V. v • Atvti At ■« _ Valley and Salem to get some T T W N .. c think m um it i, will « ... be mv better uv.w. if .. sale possible by . . . bidders. Ani- kle. school specialist In visual each community will vote for a ". • ‘Idiiiona. 2.1 m ills lor io.nl 1-Mt.l m eiiihcis, queen and prln- 14,1s. 11« We the Democrat, talk about w hat ■ * . » « • » ***. " J * 12 h°"5 Instruction, general extension three farm ers to aerve on the “3?; Purpose«. At Kent they ceeees secretary, race horse Coetoeh and Coon, horaes have they will do If elected and the s " r1lnk " wal8 " ‘ "-v a teste.l dlvlslon, w,„ ch.lrRe o( the cominun„ coinm ilu.e, ,for , wi pay 2.3 more and at Grass 'hen. to say nothing of spectator« . or . Republicans do the same. Mr. and sealed scale (to work Prof Virgil delegate to .he counly conven- . ,s ? ” »*«»■« » al*™" , rM e a , ^ \ . , r I t " n f m ™ tra leader for the afternoon Sparkm an’s prophesy of doom, if The auction sale committee of Bolen, Eastern Oregon College of t |on to elect a county PM.A com- . ’ . ... . shows and the dances, w rites of Republicans win is not a very the association has as members: Education, will lie in charge of mit tee for 1953, and for alter- ,n . , e *°2vnf ere , no Ids experience as an arranger ns Buck-Watkins D e lm a r S m ith V o rn n n M in o r th P e lp m e n ta r v d iv is io n nates. Voting will be by mail. The ; S 1 l ( ^ i‘ i ' I ’ ‘ .’¿‘ ¿ ,11 **'' W Delmar Smith, Vernon Miller, the elem entary division. factual statem ent. of music for radio stations and in that tax. Bill Jefferies, Tony Miller, J i m -------------------- effectiveness of agricultural con- ( 1 T T W N lists his present engagements Yet, the city levy In Wasco is Bertie McCormick of the Chi- McWilliams, Elm er Lierman, J. servation program operations and 15.9 for a total of 47.7. In Moro Ceremony Observed other than the one here. cago Tribune is supporting no K. McKean, A. B. Christianson, of price control and m arketing the d ( U x lg 405 for a to ta, iDances are arranged for Grass one for president, none of the chairman, and T. W. Thompson, Football Fever Gets program s will depend a great of ?2 3 ln Qrass Vall(iy thf, I*1 an impressive double ring Valley Friday night and for contestants coming w ithin the secretary. Executive committee deal on the community compilt citv tax is 9.1 for a total of 12.0. <’eremt)ny, Sunday August 17, at Wasco Saturday night. scope of his qualifications. He is num bers are assisting in the 27 Boys On Field tcemen who are elected at these J p. m. , Miss Joanne W atkins It is likely th a t there will be That is about all there Is to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo starting gates at the fair grounds startin g a new party. Bertie auction sale arrangem ents, elections. The concentration of taxes for local purposes in Sher- W atkins m ight learn from a bit of natu r ------------------ and John Buck, son this year. Horsemen who have Football practice started Tues- agricultural conservation pro 5 The Kt'ite I.ffset ° Mr' an<i Mr8' Lawrence Buck, been using them at other race a I history. W hen a buck gets _ day for the Moro High school gram operations in 1953 on the s'l'iii old and sort of cantankerous $ >19 985 38 tb it helm the ex, hanged c a rria g e vows. meets are asking for them and team after a meeting of prospects problems of Individual farms Win b and find9 it impossible to get aims io anic com- , . . . .. j.i .¡. is r i,v th e * *'e Rcv. H. Gravenor solem- they can be obtained on a rent- Monday night with Coach Jerry add« to m the e need io for r able com along w ith the young of either in* ‘ m,,* ind _____ ,.vt.ise tax li w ould J?ized t,ie si,n p 'e. ceremony be- al basis. They were tried once Disch giving an outline of his mitteemen. Committeemen will ______ ___ It Income ___ and excise tax. would fore the depp p,nk glad|o,us before wUh llnle success, but sex he m ay take to w andering Than Lamented type of play. be expected to help each farm er a n w u n t to 20.33 mills. banked a lta r in th« Wioz-o the Wasco Wasco mav satisfactory i i i ii z . banked nanxea altar altar in in tne mav prove prove more off alone as if expecting the ............... a.iui.ivi Tw enty seven boys answered In ‘leterm ining the conM'iv.ition ---- amount , raised The locally for M ethodilt (>hurch. this time. W ith the approach of another rem ainder of the herd to evenu- long week-end, the Oregon State the first call, pleasing the coach nee(,s on hls fa’’ni an<l 1,1 'n‘l1' s c h o o l s is $233,333. w c The bride, given in marriage Yhe Sherman Riders were at ally follow him. It never does. Motor association today urged who thought they look rugged the rn*)st (’,fe'' ,lve .,u®.e ° Ai must be added the Income from b> ber father, wore a creamy Tygh Valley Saturday and Sun- T T W N t m otorists — to ------ drive sanely sanely wher wher- and large enough. Disch is a 1952 ass*stance and availa > e seiv <e-> basic school fund fui which will . ------------ with day, with the queen and princes- It is apparent th at we m ust ever they go over I^abor c all took part in the have war or the th reat of war Many people will have a ounty fair. to continue inflation. Inflation day break from their work is causing w hat passes for gust 30 through September “good times which, if continued, This means many will take would lie disasterous. As for us vantage of their ihne q u et or w h ite step h an o tis w e’ll take stability. ifor roads lake a short trip, the AAA club of the flanker T ,cm fol.towcd «' eoms surrounding a purple or n *u r i changed. pointed out chid and cascading down white by Disch. Backfield men have It would be nice if everyone p ercen tag es Mrs. Joe Drlukard figured by the stream ers., Her sim ple adorn- Oregon’s highways .already p ewayne Duncan (who will play MRS. AVKKLIA DEMOSS voted and much nicer if everyone overcrowded, will be lined with assessor ments were and ’h v h e w as t i.„ t i , iieiensive guarai riaroiu uuncan, , . «how . . . the distribution ,, .......... ........ a pearl necklace ...... Mr. and Mrs. I«ee Hines were who voted knew u un> ne was j ^ bor day w eek<nd travelers, Rodnpv Rolfp and . arrv Kasp. Mrs. Aurelia DeMots died at °C property in the county. Real matching earrings, a gift of the called to Portland last week on lierg16^T h e linemen ^candidates Eugene Monday nigh, a. the age property Is C7.0 P -rcen, of the voting th at way. the association said, and o »LzT Yu N u . trem e caution on the part of ’T e^m an v 'an d e n o u v h to"f*in7he °f 72- As Aurelia Davis she mar- total, local personal property Mrs. Eugene Gosson, sister in the word of the death of Mrs. Moffat who was l^ e ir Senator McCarthy has made a „ driver8 will be required if May’s gradua G e ^ g e DeMoss and live,I in 17-8 percent and utility propiTty |aw Of Rle bride, acted as m atron himself a flock of enemies by everyone is to get back home left hy last Mdy gradua Sherman county until his death 15.2 percent. of honor and wore a regal dress d®uKhter in law s mo let. ev speaking his opinions w ithout safe and sound. Uo"; ln 1933. sh t, was liorn in 1879 i n ------------------- O f nile green taffeta. She car- * ere ,at ° f, J ? ’ arK tied a nosegav of white and pink IS' L*l°yd Hines. S aturday an, sufficient evidence. He has, how- Don’t drink if you drive, be The first game will be Septem ,owa Qrave8jde services will carnations. Sl*n< aV thcy attended the Day ever, kept the issue of commun- especially careful while driving l*?r 11, Thursday, with Maupin bp hp,d at thp cemeterv ism in governm ent before the at night, be patient in heavy as the opponent in a regularly past (>f that station F rjda v at Preceding the ceremony Miss rt‘unlon at 0 Sharon Laughlin, dressed In ^ eir nephew and niece, Mr. and people and has thus served a traffic, and don’t try to “make scheduled game but not one to ¡j a ,n Funeral services were blush pink taffeta, sang "Be Ir)a5rel W rigbt ln M‘lwau- purpose. His evidence might ba good tim e”, the Oregon AAA effect league standings. The game held Thursday in Eugene. A (By Mrs. George L. Fox) cause" accompanied by Mrs. rh ere were seventy-one better if he could get behind the club asks. will l>e played on the Moro field, g ^ Ribert, survives. R ufus e r inL’p met T hursday Uravenor, who also played the PreKent- Their great gtandson, adm inistration’s veil of secrecy. ____________________________________________________________________ ________________ Kurus grange n u t 1 nurstiay n,arf.», Ernie Watson, accompanied them Sen. McCarthy Is not the first ev ,?_n.‘.ng w.h h ..'.‘'¿"j"1'1 M is s Barbara Burk, the «room '. ho' " ' an" » " » - re m ,ln to lie accused of making accusa master, presiding. (Seventeen ..................................... — visit. He lives at tions w ithout proof. As for o u r members answered roll call. It sister carried a candle amid pink ' Washington selves we are no more ashamed w ,- announced that \ ern Lantz. t a rn a tio n ^ to light the ta p e « on ’MiHiae, aily W alter of being a Republican w ith Me fQ«ND|MXSRD REPORT OV GENERAL FUND: ROAD FUND: state deputy of the Oregon state ’'’’her side of the a l,a r- ,,e r peterson of The Dalles are vis- Carthy than of being a news- PROCEEDING« OF AUGUST «.SH E R IFF’S OFFICE: WAGES: grange who lived at Redmond is «own was paste pink taffeta. W e n m f paperman with Drew Pearson. l®-*2 I ERM OF ( OI NITA < <H RT Frank Bazzel, $313.26; E. Me , „ ..nil »mi u n i nni mik«. hi, Best man for his brother s wed- and Mr» Vivian ", , K Rust , thU . . . week ,, on -all hut will not make hl» T T W N Claims against all funds pre- Norman Fields, $86.35; W. S. pherson, $264.73; Frank Bayer D .o 1' 'I '- H <iu.ii.l v o - 1 , .lcr,\ M, -chm i $100 ° <ii W«T« F ol - ciic G-,ss<,n T h e D alle- Miss Rita Jean Smith of The sented and allowed. -■ • - - - - - '||H inced I ’ , , h ,,,11.1 wen I-'o,«n, ,.- .,0 1 . in, m . u h s , Inflation is like the weather, lam Hnl«»rts G rass Valiev Dalles was an overnght guest of County T reasu rer’s monthly Cooper CorjJ., $16.50 77; Ora Workman, $132.13; grange will l>e at Harlandvlew and everyone talks about it and no ant’ x,) Robert«, Grass vaiiey. Janet Workman recently. ■ a n v t h in iz i b n i i t it fc n v finani‘ial statem ent showing all CLERK’S OFFICE: Claud aBayer, $171.<>8; Lloyd Gos S eptem ber 20. For the lectur- h rid e’» m o th er w as d res" governm ent1 stop*1 Infladon I » , ™ , as o, July 31. H,r,2 Hoya, Ty pew rller Co.. ,nc„ son, $234.89; Carl Shelly, $172.- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. N orth ers hour Mrs. William O’Brien ln a whl<e afternoon frock rup, missionaries .from Saltillo, presented, approved and filed. $312.00 06; Kenneth Zachary, $100.48; w ith a green and white design, overnight if it wants to; it can 'tia i™ : had a quizz on car driving. It w in a green F irst National Uink turn prices downward set inter- C°unty K(>ad Foreman pro-tern TREA SU RERS OFFICE: red rose- Coahuila, Mexico, spoke and t i ' « « ’ « i i was a tic iKdwcen the men and te accessories and s " X Bui «U h rep .rl T ypew rl.er Co. Inc. State Tax Comm $24.40 Sotdal (h(> wompn Supper waH gerVed hud corsage. Mrs Buck's gown showed pictures of their experl- in Mexico. They also Security, $222.00; Public Employ at the clo e of the meeting. was white white with this a,ln.inistrall„n .loesn t wan- ^ s0 I"" , «>n>umpHon .luring O PPICE. was with a a l lavender a . floral ------- ences choruses In Mexi es Retirem ent System, $62.90 Mr. and Mrs. S. A Wilson re- d« lg n , lavender accessories and . ^ ^ y were at the Wasco to. We are not arguing that Ordere?d filed. Mid-Columbia Typew riter Co. W EED CONTROL: ceived word their son Stacey * re<I rosebud corsage STurch of ChrUt last week. it should, only that it should County Clerk’s annual report S1.10 Moro Grain Growers Ass'n., signed up with .th e army for A hiim e’V h e table Mr«- Mamie E,llott and MrB’ quit hollering about prices or of budget expenditures and un- COURTHOUSE: $379.75 three year term. Stacy who is >•«<» h°me. I he table a Potter of Klondike were take steps to reduce them. expended balances for period Pacific Telephone, $41.50; Pa REPAIRS: m arried ind ha two ch ild ren <<»veied w ith a h « " ^ ™ heted Snn()ay g(|ests (>f Mr and MnJ T T W N to June W onder if Trum an is going to of . , July , 1, 1951 . , 30, 1952, . . cLfic white c |em Welk and family, oo 7__ Inclusive; also annua iei>ort of be as lucky as the last president fees . n . i and i n disbursem * three Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Cannel of collected ent who declined to run again—and Gresham were weekend guests of same «for period of July 1, 1951 just «biased a depression. of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent. to June 30, 1952 presented. Re 1’ T W N Mrs Chas. Neville, Miss Sus- W» note that a good part oi nor’ ‘W ™ « ' an' 1 ordered filed. i '”'" '1 ........... .. p" n“ 'lng ioup“ Ccm ,nfh«netro“ 5 o ™ rr B7« »«»h Morgan .m i Miro Josefa an p vounty T reasurer’s Annual He- Wilson, $15.00; ( ’. A. Tom, $6.62 TIRES & TUBES: Coun'-V reasurer» Be- W swimming. In the group u< rP the - flirrease In costs 1» - - 1 W ynam all of Corvallis were port of receipts and disburse Metsker Maps, $12.20 Sunset Motor Co., $65.90; Mr. and Mis. William O’Brien I’R‘<'<?- Glen Virtue »n.l Mr« here to attend t h . K M .her« crease in profits. r.ients from July 1, 1951 to June JUSTICE COURT: COCRr: Montgomery Ward Co., $393.60, ,jnd f ¡yr and Mrs. Don M-rs- W atkins u .U U d at the wedding They are M t a Gamma T ’1 W N presented. Report approved ” Wasco Postmaster, $5.00; Pacl- g e n e r a l SUPPLIES: Mucnab arid family, Mr. and Art We are glad to note that so 30. Mronlb. and’ Denny Punch l»,tvl and coffee urn «-rorlly »Ister» of Patricia..T hey »j J OT*d 11 I iF fic i f* T Telephone, i s 1 . 00 I j L* j< " % Mir i Lr s&cx vt / Co., '/x O x . • L Ser- Z/»v*. , 1r.K _ r .,.„ * * • _• . $6.00 McKean $70.55; fileil. far the producers of fo<xl are Serving about the room« were were overnight guests of M*r. directing U. S. FISH & W ILD LIFE SER. vjce Motor Co., $16.70; I'^ -r- ’ , McMillan. not cfrrducting a campaign of * <)Urt 8l#ns order an Janet W orkman, L uetta Ealing- and Mr*- Sar8enL hate against labor although all Clerk to issue W arrants ln the Oregon State Game Comm., gta te T ractor & Equip. Co., >0. The Pomona grange held Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and daughter at er and Carol Briggs labor n mers are screaming about 8um $695.00 to State Game $695.00; State T reasurer $575.00 37. Delco Service, $3.40; Mpon executive meeting S '^ 'la y of Grass the price o f ‘ food. Investigation Commission and $575.00 to State DEMOSS PARK: Equip. Co., ¿14.66; Tygh Valley Bear Springs. They ^ r e dis- Betty Dermaler was in M’rs Frances Mathews Valley called the G. A. Sar- >»<*• . Sundav would prove that the larger Treasurer for predatory animal Pacific Power & Light ( o.. $0.- sand & OlYvel, $186.00; Ranch cussing when to have Pomona «•>»«• The bride « going away dress K< nt-s nunaay part of ^the^ cost'^of food comes control program. & Home Store, $3.18 grange. The regular date Satur wait of pale pink nylon, with a Mr». Haymond Van Glider and from the high cost of labor. Mr. M erritt of Klondike. Ore- PREMIUM ON OFFICERS INSURANCE: l°t w hile c»let . hat and . . white . . ------ _ infant daughter are home from Agency 'h,'y A " K" ® 10 f' ,'1., .'tiqn accea W. T. Balslger Ins. Axvnty, T T W N gon appears before court and BONDS: parent» were away vacation- the hospital. “MY ’’ said the fat man, “I asks t° r road Improvement be- Giles L. French, $20.00; T. Ix?s $1216.67 CM»r'e« Bverett, long time ing liefere school »larte.1. The '"’¡ ^ w l n g a »hort trip to the MISCELI a ANEOUS S: . wish I could eat as much food fore winter. Matter taken under ter Johnson. $100.00 n<’w date ls September 20 and 'J COUPie w ni make their <By marshal, is 111 in a Portland the cmiple ^ ¿ pilal, bavlng been taken as I pay the government for advisement. PEST CONTROL: Railway Exprc ,s Agency Inc.. w ll, bp at „arlandvicw . taxes ” Mr. McPherson road foreman. Aero Spray Service. $210.25 $8 57; State Ind ............... ■ ■ • A? c 1>r- and Ml • W lbon 1'? ote employed by ,h “ ♦ ’•«Swav there from Salem where he was the state highway T T W N protein asks for wage adjust COURTHOUSE INSl RANCE: $94 .58; Pacific Telephone, $5.50; of Corvallis arrived at the Geo. < visiting. His condition was con- In the 18th century human- ment during harvest for road $200.00 City V of Moro. $3.50; Pacific Pow Fox ret<ldence Sunday night. <lep«‘rtm ent. _________________ sidered serious for several days. er & Light Co.. $1.13; O regon T hev h)i,k George Jr. and Jim m y h k i . k n WATKINS WINK made a religion of everything employees. Employees to get GOVT TRAPPER: $58.33 Mr. and Mrs. Dale I>aughltn ln the 19th century they make ten cents an hour raise «luring DISTRICT ATTORNEY: $31.88 State Highway Uonmi.. $291.38 Fo^ u p in the Bend country for MrH Helen W atkins won third and daughters Sharon and Gin- ASS’N OF ORE. COUNTIES: BRIDGES & CULVERTS: month of August. a days camping trip. jn (be Grand American T rap ger have returned from a weeks a science out of it. $5.00 A. L. Linn Lu in tier Co.. $108 No fu rther m atters at issue Mr.(|ZJid Mrs. Ix'o Dumler and qb(Klt ,t Vandalia. Ohio, last week vacation at the coast. T T W N PUBLIC ASSISTANCE: $1174.25 oo Moro Lumber A Euel Co., on D,^riy t,f Salem arriv ed Sat wjlb 595 OU( of 200. W inner had Weekend guests of Mr. and Adlai doesn't seem to think adjournm ent ensued. COUNTY PRINTING: $20.41 $366.95 u n lay night at the Leland M«d , 97 Helen lost a couple shots Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg were Miss much of the Republican party. In ROAD MACHINERY: ler place. They together with when her gun failed to fire. The Marilyn Wise of Fortuna, Calif.. fact, he <oul«lnt ke,-p his job if UlaAIMH PRF34F.NTED AGAIN MFSCBLI a ANEOLS: State Tax Comm., $20.10 First Gilson Bros. $88.00 • F iank Modler and Mr. and Mrs. W atkins went east on the stream- Miss Beverly Orion of l»a Grande, he did. HT SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE CON, GENERAL AND ROAD National Bank. $207 40; National RETIREM ENT Iceland Medler and family left |jner, taking their (laughters, amt Miss Barbara Kaseberg and Miss T T W N public Employe Reiirem ent Sunday morning early on a vaca- took delivery on a new car which Phyllis Briggs of Portland and Now we have “love-madness FUNDS FOR JULY, IMS, AP Hospital Ass’n.. $1350; State Ind- which Is presumably a disease. PHOYHD AUGUST « TERM Acc. Comm., $12.17; Social Sc System. $47.18; S.xial Security, tion trip which will take them | b(.v are driving home through Miss Mary Cham bers of Corval Cure is said to be matrimony. OF THE COUNTY COURT tu rlty , $618.68. $222.00 up as far as Canada on the coast, the southwest. Ils. n l Better DC Late Wasco News Rufus News Court Pays Game Commission for Predator Hunter
