Sherman County journal., August 19, 1955, Image 1

Sixty-Seventh Year No. 42
Moro, Oregon Friday August 19, 1955
being news about people
These
About the County you know or know about
T h in gs
We
Note
County Official Paper
Darwin VanGilder Fire Shortens
Wheat Crop Not
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews riett Wells and Mrs. C. R. Baker,
Mrs. A. A. Dunlap was hostess Named Red Hat
Barzee Harvest Up To Estimates
and family left Saturday on a va- drove to Friend Tuesday spending for a party at her home Saturday
cation trip to San Francisco to the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. afternoon honoring her sister in
Fire burned over about 80 acres
We have been wrong about the
visit Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peters Everett Dunlap. The occasion was law, Mrs. Nell Swick of Warren.
of
wheat and some acres of barley Sherman county wheat crop.
Day
Chairman
and family.
Everett’s birthday anniversary.
Pa., who spent the summer here
on the Schaffer plate at Erskine
Early returns indicated a crop
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. I^eBleu and
Bruce and Niel Hanson of Port- with her. Bridge was in play at
last Thursday afternoon when a of 30 to 35 bushels per acre and
family of Wiasco were guests Sun- land arrived Tuesday at the home two tables with Mrs. Arzell Lem­ Local efforts to make future high
bore the flames along harvesting in the north end of
day evening at the John Rust of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis for ley holding high, Mrs. Swick sec­ hunting seasons safer, fire-free so fast wind
that
men could do little to the county brought such yields on
and
easier
on
lx>th
hunters
and
Home.
a few weekfl v i s i t .
ond and Mrs. Joe Bibby low. Oth-
it lx?fore it was clear across the letter land of that area. Close
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemley
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Davis mo- ers*present were Mrs. Herman landowners, will lx? coordinated stop
the field.
to Moro and on some early cut
and daughter, Mrs. Marguerite tored to Hood River Saturday to Peters, Mrs. Alfred Kock, Mrs. by Darwin Van Glider, Moro.
Max Barzee is owner of the fields the yield was also up to
Smith uVc w d u . rv,.,
, whose appointment as Sherman
Morse arrived Saturday evening attend the wedding for Connie nnn
Don Smith, Mrs. Walter Davis and county chairman of Oregon's.Red wheat and was to start combining that mark.
By Giles L. French
from Gresham to visit their son Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap from Moro. --
day when it caught fire.
I eater returns indicate that such
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Adams at the first Christian Refreshments were served at the Hat Day campaign was announced it His that
job was short as but little an assumption is wrong for the
today by Governor Paul Patterson.
He said, “I want someone who zell Lemley. They left Monday church of Hood River,
close of the afternoon by the
More than a score of state-wide over 100 acres were in crop on remainder of the county. The poor­
will work to make me happy.”
stopping on their way home to Miss Cecelia Norton was an hostess.
organizations
are listed as spon­ that quarter this year.
er land is not yielding as close to
She said, “I want some one who visit Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lemley, overnight guest Wednesday at the
About 45 adults and children at­ sors of Red Hat Day, which has
Although the grain was insured the good land as it has Iteen for
will be happy with my work.”
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby and home of Mr. and Mrs Luther Da- tended the May family reunion
the loss in fertility because of the the past 15 years and much of it
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daughter, Sally Sue, returned vis.
at Bear Springs Sunday August 14. Heen set for September 23. They burned stubble will lx? impossi­ will
make 20 bushels or less.
The highway department is mad home recently from Tacoma where
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helyer and A pot luck dinner was served at include sportsman, labor, stock- ble
to
regain
from
anv
source.
man,
agricultural,
timber
industry
The
Sherman Co-op Grain Grow­
at porcupines because they are they spent several days visting children Linda and Larry drove 1 o’clock and the afternoon was
and governmental groups concern­
ers at Wiasco has 900,000 bushels
eating plywood signs, the glue be­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester to Warm Springs Sunday.
spent visiting. They came from ed
with hunting and hunter con­ Hal White Steady
of wheat and expects 1,100,000
ing tasty. What else can a desert Briedwell.
Philip von Börstel, Fred von far and near; from Portland, Sal­
bushels or approximately the
porcupine use to hold body and
Pvt. Bud Kock arrived recently Borstel and Amandus von Borstel em, Medford, Bend, John Day, duct.
same as in 1954. There is 350,000
soul together?
from Big Delta, near Anchorage, attended the rodeo at Prineville " ' ' T r J ? nc° “ver’
Postmaster
At
Wasco
• Car;
bushels of barley and more still
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Alaska to spend his furlough here Sunday.
t
Craw VaHevNe"
huntl"* HeMon 'eporls of van-
Harold R. White, Wasco post­ coming.
Breathes there a man with soul with his wife at the home of his
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel Gra«s Valley.
dallsm, firearms accidents, fires
is a member of the 1000 The Moro Grain Growers has
so dead who doesn’t think he parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred and ^jrs Amandus von Borstel
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brandt of ami game law violations have in- master
hour club and Mrs. Adria A. 700,0000 bushels of both grains
could spend his money better than Kock.
...
. attended a family picnic Sunday I.ong Island, N. Y. arrived Sat- creased
White, clerk, Is a member of the end may get 900,000 bushels by
the government does.
Mr. and Mrs Orville Rugg es at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Don- urday at the home of her broth-
-perhaps only one in a thou­ 500 hour club.
the end of harvest.
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and family and Mrs. O. N. Ruggles ald von Borstel.
er and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. sand hunters is to blame for these
At Grass Valley 450,000 bushels
These
clubs
have
been
establish­
We hope the courts do not de- drove to Portland Sunday where
The hostesses of the bridal Wallace May. They attended the
cide to make those western Ore­ they attended the Sherman county shower for Miss Carol Norton, family reunion at Bear Springs. reports of poor sportsmanship,” ed by the postofflce department of wheat and 80,000 bushels of
gon railroads continue service if •picnic held at Laurelhurst park. met at the Kent Legion hall to Mrs. Brandt is still here visiting Patterson said, “but unless we can for employees who have accumu­ barley have come in and the total
they really are losing money. That
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox and their discuss plans for the shower and while Mr. Brandt is In San Fran- reach him through the Red Hat lated 200, 500 and 1000 hours of is not expected to exceed 700,000
Day program, he is jeopardizing unused sick leave. Since assum- bushels.
could lead to the elimination of houseguests Mr. and Mrs. Elmer afterward went to the home of Mr. cisco on business.
the
hunting future for all of us.” ing the office April 8, 1935 Mr.
This means that the wheat crop
private business very quickly.
Cratty from California and Sally and Mrs. J. E. Norton for refresh­ Mrs. Arzell Lemley was hostess
A meeting was held Wednesday Wfhite has been absent but five wiH f)C approximately 2,250,000 to
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McDougal drove to Cohdon Sun- ments Saturday afternoon.
in her home Thursday afternoon night with boy scout leaders and days
lx?cause of illness and has 2,500,000 bushels and the Itarley
The government has finally day and spent the day visiting
and Mrs. George Wilson and at a farewell party for Mrs. Clair others "to plan’ on 'me.nlwrs'hin of therefore accumulated over 1000 crop 600,000 to 700,000 bushels.
caught up with Rex and reduced the former’s son, Warren Morgan son Mr. George
and Miss Nancy Wie- Adams, who has moved to Hood the county committee and time for hours of unused sich leave during No accounting has so far been
the price on it 20 cents a bushel and family.
ser motored to Mitchell Saturday River. Cards were in play at three starting the campaign in Sherman his 20 years of service.
made of the private storage but
for next year.
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul tables with Mrs. Joe Bibby hold, county Major p irt of the X S
It is certain to be reduced in the
family took a drive to Mt. Hood Wilson.
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\i? h u'>rMrS’ pi,",1 °y aecond and of cards by hunters and fishermen
same proportion as the commer­
Now they’re talking about inter­ Sunday attending church services
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hoskinson of Mi s. Herman Peters ow. Mrs. will be done at the county fair and Church Desecration
cially warehoused grain.
planetary travel. We still believe at the Chapel of the Hills and en­ Desert Hot Springs, Calif., were Adams won the traveling prize, from then until September 23 Red
In former years, before 1940,
Found A t Grass Valley there
joying a picnic dinner.
In “See America First.”
visttors Sunday at the home of Mrs. Adams was preesnted with Hat Dav
was a market! difference in
Mrs. Earl Sawtell came up from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Justesen.
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a gift from the group. Others
Small Ixjys, it has been learned the production from land with
\We are glad that the govern- The Dalles Wednesday and took
Mr. anti Mrs. Bob Martin attend- Present were Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs.
from reliable sources, have been deep soil and that from shallow
ment has learned how to slow
E' 1'..Blauyl.°Ck ed' the Crooked River Roundup Alfred Kock, Mrs. Donald Clod­ Tickets For Shrine
breaking out the windows in the «oil. Lighter soli did not hold
down a business boom. Someday home with her for a visit bring- Sunday.
felter, Mrs. Ted Kelly, Mrs. Max
Methodist church at Grass Valley, enough moisture to mature a big
it may learn how to speed up a ing her back Saturday.
Leroy Martin and Arden Peters Brown, Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs. “B” Game Available
now used by the Lutherans.
crop. Recently, heavier supplies of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Runkey of motored to Suttle Lake to spend Paul Syron and Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
business slump.
Woods has 22 tickets for
The windows In the eshurch are moisture have made all land yield
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Portland spent from Tuesday un­ the weekend with some of Leroy’s Refreshments were served by the the Ernie
“B” Shrine game in Pendleton of colored glass and are very hard well. This was a drier year and
When the people tire of con- til Friday visiting at the John fraternity brothers from Delta hostess.
,ll;"
\ all.iI»!«• io S h e rm a n to replace and very costly.
the shallower land fallexl to pro­
gressmen spending their time in- Rust and H. O. Dugger homes,
Tau Delta.
Mrs. Herman Peters had as din- countians who would like to go up
It Is against the law to damage duce up to expectations.
vestlgating this and that, congress- Guests at the home of Mr. and
ner guests Thursday evening her for the game and they can be any property and authorities are
men will turn to some other means Mrs. John Rust over the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Harley McKay niece, Mrs. Rodney Bowdish and obtained from him
especially active when damage or
of getting publicity. Legislation were their sons in law and dau- were guests Sunday at the home a girl friend from Texas, stopping
Shriners have already disposed molestation is done to a church To Get $100
does not include Investigations.
ghters, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries,
here on their way to California of 75 tickets here and the 22 are
churches being in a class
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and son from Longview, Wn., and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, from Newberg wnere they visit- another lot and as good as can lx? building,
of
public
buildings.
Best Cake M aker
Wonder when they’ll let rich Mr. and Mrs. Rex Richards from Mr. and Mrs. Dick Earl and son ed Mrs. Bowdish’s parents, Dr. bought.
men join Negros, Jews and others Portland.
Greg of The Dalles, Mrs. Jay Me- and Mrs. Frank Wilcox.
Duncan, Miller and Fridley Weather Modification
in the anti-discrimination pro­ Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and her sis- Kay and daughter Peggy, and Mrs.
One hundred dollars cash will
A family {m nic was held at the Have all been chosen to play on
ter in law, Mrs. Nell Swick drove Carl WQatkins were visitors Satur- home
gram.
be awarded as first prize In a
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
von
I
He
East
team
and
will
attract
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to Richland Tuesday to visit Mr. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Borstel Sun.¡ay honoring Mr. and spectators from this county to the Gets Federal Study
sponge cake bake-off competition
A man is rich when he can buy and Mrs. Ralph Haynes and on Alfred Lyons.
by the Oregon MRlieat Growers
Pendleton game.
Mrs.
Bud
Kock,
who
will
be
leav­
A
party
of
men
from
Eisenhow­
anything he wants. A compromise to Pasco where they will meet the
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cratty of ing Monday, August 22 for An­
league at their annual meeting In
er's
Advisory
committee
on
wea­
is often made by reducing the woman Mrs. Swick came out here Napa, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ben chorage, Alaska, after spending
Pendleton
8, 9, and 10,
ther modification were in Con­ the contest December
wants.
with, leaving for their homes In McKay and son Kent of Coquilla, his furlough here with his parents Banks Do Most
being for cake bakers
don
earlier
this
month,
according
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Warren, Pa. Mrs. Swick spent the Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byers Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock. Pre­
have previously won first
to the Globe-Times, and met with who
Lending To Farmers
Oregon’s civil defense agency summer here with Mrs. Dunlap, of Dufur, Mrs. Bob Cooley, E. C. sent
place for sponge cake at 1955
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bud
Kock,
the
Weather
Modification
Co.,
has plans for evacuating Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter Smith and son Bill Smith, Mrs.
county fairs In the nine wheat
Oregon farmers and ranchers while there.
and Mrs. Alfred Kock, Mrs.
counties of Oregon.
In case of an enemy attack. Plans attended th f Adams-Barker wedd- May Haines of Bearings, Wash., Mr.
met
their
credit
needs
during
Hans
Kock,
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
They
praised
efforts
of
the
lo­
have been made for removal of ing in Hood River Saturday even- and Mrs. Emma McKay were via- Koch from Will ard, Wn., Mr. and 1951 chiefly by loans from their cally operating company for using
“The $100 competition will be
the entire population without ing. They were over night guests itors Sunday at the Jay McKay Mrs. Walter Koch and family local banks, according to B. C. radar in cloud seeding operations limited to the nine 1955 first place
leaving a one to feed the chickens of their son In law and daughter, home.
manager, Sherman ami said that this experiment was winners at county fairs,” said Mrs.
from Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney,
and milk the cows. Sherman coun- M'r. and Mrs. Bruce Eccles.
Mrs. John Decker and Mrs. Jay Ted
county
branch,
who represents the one of the few hail prevention Raphael Raymond, Helix, state
von
Borstel,
Billie
Karnes
ty is expected to take care of 1000 Mrs. Harriett Wells arrived McKay and daughter I*eggy were from Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oregon Banking
as R,U being
in the entire
and we’ll bet they don’t stop this Thursday from Roseburg to visit business visitors in Portland Tues- von Borstel, Carol and John Ni­ Sherman county key association
country.
banker.
side of the Rocky mountains, her mother, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe.
day.
On January 1, 1955, Oregon
No change has lx?en made re­ "Thus to l>e eligible for the big
Mr. and Mrs. George von
But If they do we’ll feed ’em so
Mrs. Clair Adams and son, Ron-
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kluppenger of chols,
banks
had
loans
outstanding
to
cently
continuance of cloud bake-off, entrants (men are wel­
Borstel,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
von
good they’ll never want to go back, aid, came up Wednesday from Portland w&re visitors at the J. E. Borstel, Mrs. A. von Borstel Mrs. farmers and ranchers totaling seeding alxiut
as well as women) must
in
the
tri-county area des­ come,
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Hood River and were guests of Norton home Saturday and re­ Frank Sayrs and son Tony of $45,929,000 in hiding lx»th produc­ pite the increased
first win a first at the various
national
inter­
. We note that the farm problem Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. turned home with their daughters
fairs in Baker, Gilliam,
This est in such experiments and the county
Moro and Mr. and Mrs. Dean tion and mortgage loans.
would be partially solved if there leaving Friday with the rest of Cecelia and Nancy Norton
Jefferson, Morrow, Umatilla, Sher­
more
general
acceptance
of
the
compares
with
a
total
of
$35,886,-
Pinkerton
and
family
from
Moro.
were better restaurant cooks.
man, Wasco, or Wallowa counties.
their household goods.
Warren Norton returned to
000 held by the insurance com­ theory.
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“Preliminary contest dates are
Mr and Mrs. A. F. Balzer were Monmouth Friday after a visit at
The Horde Economics' club of panies, the second largest lender
Governor Paul Patterson is quot- business visitors in The Dalles the home of Mrs. and Mrs. J. E. the Rufus grange met at the home
listed in the respective fair prem­
o ii . Johnson
i u
mu
Oregon batlks
farmers.
In 323
addition,
ed as saying that if the federal Saturday stopping at Wasco on Norton.
ium books. In the county fair con­
of . Mrs Rolland
Thurs- to Oreg(,n
h(>|<| $56
(MM) , ’ Wasco Fair Starts
government will return to the their way home and had, supper
tests, the first prize for sponge
George Wilson and son George day afternoon. A dessert lunch of c c c ,onas under the government
governmenfs s
states the gas and other motor at the Gus Hartmann home,
cake is $5; $3 for second, and $2
flew Miss Nancy Wieser to Port­ ice cream, angel cake an l punch price support program not includ­ Later This Month
vehicle taxes which amount to
Miss Cassie Holmes and Miss land Sunday where she will board was served at the dining room ed
third.
In the event a first
in the above figures.
The Wasco county fair starts for
$2,500,000,000 the states will build Mabel Holmes of The Dalles and a plane for her home in California. table. Mrs. Harland McDonald pre­
place winner Is unable to com­
August
25
at
Tygh
Valley
with
Bearing
out
Pinckney’s
state­
their own roads. Now the states Miss Madelina Cappa of Portland
Bruce Smith of The Dalles ar­ sided at the business meeting ment regarding the use of bank judging of exhibits to be done pete, the second place winner will
get a mere $900,000,000 of the »pent Vfednesday visiting Mr. and rived Thursday by bus to visit for which followed. Mrs. C. W. John­ loans
to farmers is the fact that on Thursday. Friday will see an act as alternate.”
above amount. That strikes us as Mrs. Ted von Borstel.
a week at the home of Mr. and son of Aloha and Mrs. I jester Gray of the total farm debt outstanding Indian queen contest, wrestling
being most sensible and is excel-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marsh and Mrs. Lester Wilson and returned were guests for the afternoon. Roll in banks in Oregon on January 1, bouts and an open air square
lent evidence of the cost of the family left Sunday for their home to The Dalles Tuesday by bus
call was on freezing time-savers.
Land Bank« Can
was in non-real es­ dance.
policy of central government col- in Hood River after spending ten
Mrs. I^aetitia Wilson was a din- The women were advised to have $33,894,000
Saturday and Sunday there will
tate
or
production
loans.
This
lecting taxes for subsequent dis- days at the home of her parents, ner guest Sunday at the home of ther canned fruits and jellies In at compares with $13,913,000 held by lx? a rodeo and fat stock auction Make Bigger Loans
tribution. Money that goes to Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. I>ester Wilson to the next Pomona grange which
Production Credit association« ami and a dance and Sunday will
Washington never gets back.
Mr. Marsh helped with the har­ help celebrate Mrs. Wilson’s birth­ will lx? at Rufus grange hall Sat­ $4,280,000
held by the Farmers start with a cowboy breakfast, a Credit services of the Federal
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vest.
day.
urday August 27 Iteginning with Home administration.
rodeo and horce racing.
I-and Bank of Spokane have been
A California lad has failed to
Mr. and Mrs. John Rust had as
I ester Wilson broke his leg a dinner at noon. The Pomona
There will be free parking broadened by legislation passe«)
get damages for a »painking he dinner guests Sunday the Oran Monday while working on a grain dinner was planned. Mrs. Rolland
within the track enclosure and by the congress on August 1 and
received at school. Fine. He pe-
elevator on his ranch. He was Johnson, chairman of the food Fishermen Pay Fines
many
attractions and Interesting signed into law by Presklent El-
daled home standing and missed H. O. Duggers. The occasion was taken to The Dalles where his leg Ixxjth at the fair, said she needs all
e x h ib it- ii.ii.d to tin
neighlMii
e n h n w e r on A ugu t II Fred \
a TV show, small penalty for the the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. was put in a cast.
It will take available help to put the food over For Too Many Fish
ing county show.
Knutsen,
bank president, announ­
good it must have done him. Ill Rust and Mrs. Raven.
three months to mend.
this year. The Juvenile camp at
Four fishermen paid fines of
ced
today.
fares the boy who cannot recall a
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and
Mrs. John Engstrom returned Bend advises the grange they need $12.50 and costs of $4.50 in justice
Mr. Knutsen said the farm cre­
few good spankings.
«laughters, Cathy and Joy and son home Saturday from Portland dish towels, childrens’ games, court at Wasco for exceeding the Weed Control Worries
dit act of 1955 increases the bank’s
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Wayne, drove to The Dalles last where she spent several weeks pocket books and magizines. Mrs. steelhead limit and falling to tag
loan limit from $100,000 to $200,-
Some of us are going to worry Monday where her mother, Mrs. visiting Mrs. Ina Lund.
Art Smith won the 'rawing.
their fish. Judge Galloway pre­ ASC Chairman Here
(M
X); expands the purposes of
about Russia w’hether the Rus- John Jenkins of Portland met
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Foote who sided.
Frank von Borstel chairman of loans broadens the base on which
sians growl or smile.
them and took the girls to Port­ Mrs. Arzell Lemley from Tuesday have I teen In Europe the last few
The fish were caught In the the Sherman county ASC commit­ loans may be made on part-time
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land for a visit.
until Saturday were Mrs. Ruth months arrived in Rufus Monday Deschutes river, entry to the pri­ tee wishes to call the attention of farms,
and permits the extension
Weather prophets have been
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo Hillerman and son, David, from night.
vate
road
Iteing
by
a
key
held
by
farmers
to
the
weed
control
prac­
of
credit
to family corporations
saying that August in these parts and family left Monday for Em- Garden Grove, California,
Mr ami Mrs. Don Macnab and Olson, formerly of Kent. All the tice listed in the committee’s agri­
would be colder and wetter than mett, Idaho.to spend a few days
Mr. and Mrs Geo.^’e Wilcox of family ami friends had a picnic men wore from around Beaverton. cultural conservation handbook engaged In farming operations.
usual. The first half hasn’t been. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Salem spent a few days here look- dinner ami swimming party at the
for 1955. This weed control prac­
in fact was warmer and drier, but John Perrigo returning here to Ing after farming interests,
John Day river last Sunday.
tice Is designate«! by the commit­ Accident Booth To
Rex
To
Be
Worth
then prophesying the weather has spend a few days with her par- Guests at the Joe Bibby home
Glen Thompson entered the
tee as a county conservation prac­
never been an exact science.
ents, Mr. ami Mrs. Frank T. Bay- Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ix?e Wasco county hospital last week
tice because of the large acreage Be At County Fair *
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er before returning to their home Woolwlne and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- ami would like to have his friends Less Next Year
Infested with noxious weeds. Op­
We have been looking at a little in Astoria. Mr. Perrigo helped Mr. nard McNeely from The Dalles,
come in to visit him.
The U. 8. Department of Agri erators who have noxious weeds
Mrs. Metra I^ee and Mrs. Bryce
ad about a device to detect the Bayer with the harvesting
Mr. and Mrs I^en Garland and
The plasterers were working on culture has announced a discount on their fields are urged to sign-up Mullins, accompanied by Miss
presence of uranium ami we’re
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark of son. Howard, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grant’s cafe last week. This of 20 cents per bushel in the 1956 for fills practice at the ASC office Janice
home safety con­
not going to buy It. We don’t want Bend and Kay Brittain of Park- Adron Arney and Eva Arney of week a carpenter put counter tops price-support rates for 23 wheat In Moro before treating them this sultant Westaby,
of
the
state
board of
to find any uranium. First we’d dale who has been visiting them Sliver I-ike were dinner guests of In. The cafe plans to onen by varieties designated as undesir­ fall. The federal cost-share is 50 health, were here Tuesday
see
have to dig it, then we’d have to came down ami spent the week Grant Garland in The Dal les Sun- the end of the week. T ey will able because of Inferior baking or jx>rcent of the cost of the chem­ If it was possible to obtain to room
sell it. then we’d have to worry end here visiting relatives. They day and went to White " lmon in serve dinners and all fountain milling qualities. USDA officials icals. Payments will lx* made for for a booth at the county fair to
about the money ami then we’d were guests at the home of his the afternoon to the sto k car drinks. The cafe is located beside state that this chango In the wheat the use of sodium chlorate, atla-
show ways of preventing home
have to pay taxes on it. Ain’t father, Sam Stark. Kay stayed to races.
the Rufus post office and across price-support program for 1956 is cklp, txirate chlorate, and carbon accidents.
visit her aunt and uncle Mr. and
worth it. o
Mrs. Guy Boyer of John Day the street from the Tavern.
designed to encourage production
only. A recent an-
Miss Westaby said that aocl-
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Mrs. Frank E. Bayer and Julia was a week end guest of her bro­ Mrs. Milton Kingsland of Port- of the more desirable wheat var­ bisulphide
nou
nee
ment
by
the
Secretary
of
dent»
cause the death of more
We think the nation would get Bayer went home with her aunt ther and sister In law, Mr. ami lj¿i I Joined her husband in Rufu- ieties. According to the local ASC Agriculture indicates that this children
In Oregon than the next
along just as well without paying and uncle the Curtis Starks,
Mrs. Wallace May. She also at­
week She was In Portland office, Rex is the only wheat var­ will lx» the last year that any as- seven causes combined, there be-
so much attention to the presi-
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and daughters, tended the family reunion at Bear several weeks entertaining com­ iety listed for the State of Oregon slstance
payment can lx* made for Ing 150 accidental deaths of child-
dential race every four years.
Mrs. Frances Matthews, Mrs. Har- Springs Sunday.
pany from Kansas.
to be dis ounted this 20 cents.
weed control.
ren In Oregon during 1954.
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