Sherman County journal., October 07, 1955, Image 1

Ohennan Cmtnfi- j/m? v
Sixty-Seventh Year No. 49
T hese
T h in g s
We
N ote
By Giles L. French
Moro, Oregon Friday October 7, 1955
School Problems
Moro Wins By
Being Solved By
Favorable Opinions
Narrow Margin
From lone Boys
John Shuler, bond attorney of
Portland, has approved the pro­
ceedings for the organization of
The
thP iTnior.
,’ 2
— . ‘ Moro Huskies squeaked
comprising K?nt r S ? v T * SI*1
/ ° n^ Cardlnals last Frb
and
!’ ° u u Val ey
by tbe closest of margins to
ani™w^« th 1
aVd t138 3 S° Win 7-6 in a ganie IK>t rem arkable
approved the bond election that for sparkling play on either side,
was held subsequently. This
Ione scored in the first quarter
h a T i ^ S ^ ? ^ 88 t0
Rea Went ° Ver fTOm
have Mr. S h u lers O. R.
five yard line after Sherar had
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r
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^ a,n Average But
Distribution Poor
This Crop Season
County Official Paper
Agricultural Data Weather Modifiers
TaxfS Higher For
Shows Sherman’s
Cont,nue lia,n Coming Year-
c
.
Making’ In This Area
Farms Larger
Although farm ers are in gener­
al waiting for rain enough to as-
ocri u
,
su re seeding the county has an
The preliminary agricultural
average am ount of precipitation
for this time of yea
ber we had .72 inch
above normal and
ber 30 has fallen
,
^ ¿ k T h a ^ u itS u ^ l.W ^ h « ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 ^ 7 ^ 9 2 2 9 ? ^
uo to IM5 99^ ftTkm 409 9o*>
The
i n ,„
>v »• 'th e “' average'
fr° 1 4,)2’“93
bkb
The rain
rain, however
however, has
has come
come in
makes
“siz'e u farm
ss»
&
£
The W a th e r Modification com-
Pany holders of O'egon state <i-
cense No. H located at Condon,
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P C H l S J OOP
»iCIUO U U U U
Sherm an county property own-
n atu ra l jroncral fund, SI IS,515 to tlic road
storm
n / T ® s n and
a " d ? to i r redu.................MK,„
T d“C_eJt b e .1.n te n sity , (u n d - S2GO.735 to the ru ra l school
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fund, $51,619 to the U nion H igh
school dU tr’ct, $18,335 to special
frost that will .Iso tu rn the few bids will
open«! a w h e N o v ™ / X 'i t . t " 'T h ^ k k 'w S b ^ t ^ on
b y a ¡ consecutive
X ' f l X rain
t a v would
e " ^ have
‘X V done,
a m i tained
“ 5 S 1949 « farm
£ " " , f " i • g ¡ u 7 r %
" >Un<1 " and
nU air'
alr’ sch‘H>l
es"
cra7t^i'hLr?,7l,,ine * g'?>und
1843 to eitlw ,
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tu iarm figures.
craft. 1 he main nucleating agents the largM • • J ? >«-* ever lifted
populars the brilliant fall yellow s2hro o ? O d . ° P l s e ^
e ” hgat t’h ^ ™
Wh‘Ch
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w“
uZi
pockets in one
The wind blows in gusts as if
w arning the late fisherm an that new b S n ^ r t l Wi»U h3Ve 3 i Neither team 0011141 niake «>» not enough in others.
n
5 ° .^
such as dry ice and various chlor-
his days on the riv er are limited
instead of 219. There are 23 farms Ides' to"
o “" v‘,,,u u s cn ,o r-
T(>J) n d,lai>T‘‘ rate will I k « in Moro
at the i n n i n g sistent yardage partly through ---- -------- —
Ixttween ilk,
deX m ent *
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t t
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A'
and that he must soon tu rn it back
of_the
!95»87
term.
fu'lddes
and
penalties.
N
e
w
W
heat
Treatment
e“
„ ,9° f v V X ' n f 8ma" ' ,n T " e " Perall° ns " ‘» « ’h'ln u e un- v S f e ? M 2 U e h a ^ r a t e 1?™“
to the beaver and the coon.
p ■ •
pi
»x
M oros touchdown came in the _
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fourth <luarter after Roy Cyphers F o u n d Desirable
land used for pasture^compared^o a ot S S iom
. m * S,’W“‘I , axes wl " lncrea 8 e
Now they are training yell rasflion dhow Due
sections of Sherman county, thia except in Biglow. Rufus and
J II p* 1
bad lnt*rcepted an Ione pass and
The new wheat treatm ent ma- 15,338 in 1950.
leaders. Oh, well, w hat’s the use of p
ran 11 1>ack to the sevvn yard line terial Hexaohlorobenzene, more
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Emigrant Springs districts.
having an education unless you rOF 4-H CllFlS
Forty
six farms have Improved
• ♦. m u .
. - . before being shoved
out of easily remembered as HCB, is
One consolation ta x p ay ers have
can yell about It?
. „
» 2 , Fasblon wlt!h the bounds. Rolfe went over and the being used by m any farm ers this ¡xisture of 3,549 acres anti 21 Joe Bibby Presides
is th at assessm ents are low. Land
T
T
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N
farms
have
irrigated
land
Instead
A man at 100 haa seen his fim t staKed “a , tb ? Z « W g h ^ L S ?
m’ de *°
*he
S i X , . “ “ ' In” X
V
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that is tilled has an average a s s­
of 16 five years ago. l n acres 602 At Grass Valley PTA
essable
valuation of $21.21. H orses
Z*_ '™ "’t have to
It
M Bra?,y “
a Strong m an ln ,he ,hrough° ut the Pacl,lc Northwest
“ " 2 ? ^ . “J™
Residing on farms are 294 opera-
A^ Ut J 1? / attcnde<1 th e PTA a’e w,; rth $20.40, cattle $21.97,
look at many of them
p,' TL’i e».PU i 8 invlte^ to Moro llne and the ends, Olson and HCB has proven to be as effec-
H ,. i 'e
non’
T T W N
„ X w d ^ h.eh lhOUr 1OnBa ^ ; n Brown w e « J n most „ ’r ' S . e ; ^ . i v e ^ m e r7 u ^ ^ p o u n d s . su?h tora whereas there were 23S and
a" " n l S V ^ l i b . hk ? ' ^ L 1;'rl± ay ' hl'len’
^ 1 laiu
'i i i ' i i ’ **“ W
Don’t you believe there k?nl extension s e rv i'ri’^ i ’r s ^ w i byirth ^ ? 1 ? C,ally on d efense- R «W a anti as Cereaan and Agrox, for the | nstead of
, 9 ,„
1 farm s aided. Several problem s w ere Un-
, 'an d l"s lde cities
has a total
never be another depression G illen st itp 4 if y ? ’ "
?
Ro fe made tbe yardage after control of seed borne sm ut spores. T h ere a re “ 711 inntn«- ♦ v der dLscussion. one was the prol>- f i l i a t i o n of $54,260, up a little;
Vlth Gillen,
..... It
.. has ............
— effective
- « w o ,.. iA com
4M m
« 2 5 2 ' T of havin«
a n 'X i ihe
In cl.i™ ,r e - v s lu e t'a .
There will tie because, even with
^ " æ n state 4-H club agent will Kirkei,»
Kirkelie ------------
went o u t ‘'fronT his "full-
been more
the machinery, folks aren t work-
V' ' ' alVro^ ’? X!oro an<1 lrack sPot after another tw ist to trolling sm ut that is believed to compared to 346, 402 automobiles ®?bo01 bouse. This was followed $d '<M20, down from $410,530 and
ingr enough.
.
k h °
high school will model his previously injured ankle.
be present in the soil at seeding
compared to 308. Fbr gasoline
a program in charge of Mrs. ■',r ’|ctural improvements outside
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the garments.
The team
goes tQ Harrlsburg tlme.
icu iii g w s io n a r r i s o u r g **«*<-.
a n f i «im u.«,. f ,,o ia
v O n r'i
v u l l i e n Ruggles
u g g i c s c consisting
o n s is tin g o f
tow ns
'a llie d at $716,6S0, up
A nent the power debate anyone
___ Cowlxiy Joe” frviiv»
O’-’rv
this week for a game there and
HCB has other advantages. It s ,x,nj $3fl 5r)S ,, ‘. J ? a n .f, .T jr* taP dance, “Ragtime
frOm $8 Ï0.27O.
knows th at whoever builds new Church Women W ill
PAtlirna
hrtma
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nnt
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,llon^r^n..l.ln
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311(1
$23,),-
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returns home for the next game ls not as disagreeable to work 476 in 1949. - Using
M
ng com nw rrH l
Ju ,ia Bayer and Alta Je a n
''o ovable
v a n ie m ach in ery and equip-
equ
dam s will have to pay more than
against Redmond JVs a week with. Seed does not have to stand fertilizer were 130 farm s for
vocal
soI°
“H
ls
1Ia,ld”
and
™en
t
ls w ° rth $44.340. up fr, om
was paid for Bonneville which was Meet October 12
later.
24 hours after treatm ent tiefore
is spent There J 1?.® Blble Tells Be So” by Karen $18J3O; merchandise is asses«
assessed
almost a relief project Also Bon­
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seeding. It can be applied at high­ was 1537 tons used o n a c r e s ^
n? T rd,? n ^ ,o “SIn‘
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neville got advantage of a huge_ The womens society of the MJoro
er rates without damage or injury
and fictitious—allotm ent for navi- ^Tesibyterian church will meet
now numlier 543 instead Bmnn-'i ' m 3 h ^ ulck SB v
to seed germination. Treated
seed Of Horses
wru sevu
560, cattle 13 499 instead of 11 / eanna Martin; vocal duet “So
u
\V|ednesday,
October
12,
at
the
gatlon.
can
be
stored
from
one
year
to
299
hogs
8 7 8 ’ instead of 1285*
^ >nely” and “Ia«nn M ankura” by There ar« a few more horses,
home
of
Mrs.
Theodore
Johnston,
to
^
e
sheep
,
8«
|
ins(pad
£
ad1
9
°7
f
Karen
Kelly
and
Orville
Ruggles;
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the next w ithout injury
andi slightly more
This being new spaper week it with MYs. Floyd F latt and Mrs.
seed.
ens 8673 Instead of 8373
tium pet duet, “Glowworm” by sbeep and swine
s
but fewer hens.
Earl
G
entry
assisting.
Dessert
may be proper to say th at an
There are also some disadvan­
Ivan-
Of tre(? fru jts nu(s granes ptc , 'YeroLt and ^ e n e Cantrall; vocal . Reason for tihe
the raise in taxes is
editor is a public w orrier, a re- will be served a t 1:30 p. m. The
tages.
HCB is effective on,y there were 11 farm s reporting
V
° f Son®s” and “The l'2„!.be, ^ cho<d ,ax whidh is up to
by
Mrs.
porter a public tattle tale and an program
a *1 will
‘u. be 1 directed
111
oy Mrs.
against stinking sm ut or bunt
it of com pared to 56 fiv e vear«j nao -m i 1'*,dy and tbe F ly” by A1 W illett1
from $245.637 last year,
a advertiser
d v e rtise r a □ public
nnbiin hnnniaziAr
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(
u
Paulson
and
Mrs.
Gwen
wheat. (This is the locally known ln J
(h
fi^
J ‘ instead of piano so|° ’ ‘'Moonlight Sonata” by The road ,ax total« $118,515 in­
benefactor.
Matteson,
co-chairmen
of
C
hris­
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sm ut problem.) HCB will
not , 72 a,thou,,h plots
of ess than f ®ggy Reok'»an; P‘ano solo, “Deep stead of $108.214 and the city tax
control other sm uts such as loose half an 3(.rp
J ^ l ^ d in PufPle” by Mrs. Joe Bibby.
Is clown from $17.374 to $14.843.
When are those who handle tian education work. All ladies in­
terested
in
the
work
of
the
church
firearm s going to learn to keep
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« n u t of wheat, barley or oats. j 9.|9 -phe greatest amount
After the program refreshm ents , 1 ax;\ble value of the county has
them em pty when not actually . ,.r , , oe? V1, <>1, worId wlde> are
N either will it protect the seed
was of ciwkles and coffee were served ,M?en Placed at $9,876,329 bv Ass-
and apricots.
hunting with them?
co dial,y invited to attend.
from soil fungi such as seeding peaches
Reduction in number of farm., l ~ " i « erlabZ
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X U„n; »■«
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2 " a" “
Kelley.
We saw a man with an over­ George Bell Officers
ately these other diseases are not
in
ions r
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U tility valuation is $1,550,659 up
coat on today. If top coats come
a serious problem ift
area
, '
.
1 . ‘L "’’’ farm <en'
P
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ni
fft this area.
$1,500,743 and tihe tax on
There I, no advantage however in X w ^ h f t
? ' t n' y
t-O «nm i«8IO n P l a n u from
can mufflers be far behind?
Installed October 2
tilities will be $79,189 instead of
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treating <rais o r barley with lie n .
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T
c ™l>la" '1 h a r’ D •
n
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$64,239 although the percentage
About th irty attended the pot­
It isn’t enough tihat one be a
There hae been some confusion
?. , ' X
e
^
?
, " e,I1S Considered
they will pay has dropped from
fleet
the
bigger
cuts
luck
dinner
and
installation
of
of­
about
the
statem
ent
HCB
is
re-
lh®
b,p*er
CUt"
Under
the
citizen of the United States and
A
lieef
commssion
may
be
the
' 1 ? to 14’?’
1938
farm
plan.
able and experienced to get a job, ficers for the George Bell poet
commended only for bunt and not
answ er to sagging cattle price’s
,lsllld taxpayers with money
one m ust also belong to a union ‘S’° 1 49 an<1
auxiliary of the
smut. This is because in other
reports Lawrence Kenny Moro can obtaln a ,b ree percent deduc-
and pay for the privilege of get- American I>egion at the Kent Le-
areas the “stinking sm ut" that
stockman.
‘ ’
tion by paying prom ptly but they
ting a job. Unions should have K’on ball Sunday October 2. The
we have in our wheat is called Sam Coon Coming
Kenny attended the Oregon '?on 1 sav® an.Vlhlng actually for
more confidence in the equity of taWes were beautifully decorated
uorinn
j v .
hunt. They know sm ut as the
Cattlem en’s association executive 1 d ' rebate has already l>een fig-
Tuesday, Oct. 18
M ion W eatherford, chairm an loose sm ut of barley and oats.
their side and use less coercion. with faI1 fl°w ers. Guests present
committee meeting last week In Ure<1 lrt’
3’ f \v n
were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crap- of the Oregon W heat commission
The recommended rate of ap-
Prineville where representatives
”
The normal attitude of congress- ’? 5r f ld ,d a ygbte5 ’. (; c_rald ln e’ from who told members
of the Port- Plication for HCB is one ounce to Congressman
Coon will be In of Dragon’s cattle nroducAr " ¿An’ Tnn
n i
men from other areas will be to Hood Hlyer, district 5 commander iand cham ber of Commerce last the bushel. W here sm ut has been
Moro Tuesday, October 18 at 8:00 tlnued their studv of m o koiin,, ^ ld
Going
do nothing about northw est pow- and presi<lent. Mrs Crapper s par- wee|t about tbe problem s of the severe the p ast year, or Where P- m. In the evening to speak at problems. He said i committ o
^ eB10nal Meet
er as long as two factions are on. „ ’ ;.lr ' and,
Leoria’’d CLm' wheat farm er and made a plea »Porea have blown on to a field the school (house, a meeting to was appointed to iron out tm.hrn
Ina B Hanson, Sherman coun-
figthtlng.
-
m ty0 «* o’ Ljde. W n., and Mr. and for support of the wheat league’s to he seeded this fall, two ounces which everyone is invited.
calities of Oregon's e o m m o d itv ty extension agent, will attend
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Mrs. -rnie Hansen and son, David, two price plan, one of many be- of HCB will not Injure the seed
Sponsor of the meeting Is the enabling act which make it <liff tb<? N atlonal Home Demonstra-
Regardless of w hat the stock
Z ,,
,
»i
in2 considered by farm planners. and ♦»*««
«hould give better sm ut con- Sherman County club which has cult to form a livestock m m m ii
Agents convention lieing held
m arket does it is likely that the
Following the dinner the meet-
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. . come
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.. . sion.
.
»«»« • uviuwik commis...................
trol than « the
one ounce rate.
Invited Mr. -----
Coon to
1,1 Seattle, October 9-13. Mrs. Han-
era of booming business is coming lng w’as opened by vice-command-
talk to those of his constituents
Kenny is OCA executive tom- Wn wHo *H alO rnate regional
to an end. " i f was" 'based on Ton- e r> <;lair Balzer ^ ho turned tbe Wppd Contml Aid Fndintf
II r "„J who live in Sherman county m itteeman from Sherman co-untv <o0.n selor for tbe western region
fidenee th a t sensible governm ent meeting over to the auxiliary for
vOfltrOl Ztlfl EftUing, rOmi.r^ Urged
about the problems of * g o v e r n - -------------------
will assist other members of the
would continue.
installation of officers. Mrs. E a r U ^
r n ...
.
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M
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ment. He Is this week still en­
< >regon delegation ln preparing
Wasco
A
u
xiliar”
gaged In a series of debates on his
the Frlnedship party to lx« held
I t’s going to h u rt a lot of Port- Mrs PVank von Borstel, treasur-
v
John Day dam bill.
at the Olympic hotel.
Plans Fall Session
landers to have their new recrea- f r; MrSi c la lr Balzer> correspond-
Farm ers are reminded th at Folks desiring to have w ater
tion center outside the business jnp secrctary’> Mrs- J E - Norton, 1955 is the last year th at federal analysis may do so by placing a
Mrs. Grace Medler, president, Feeder Sale To Be
area, but the city has to outgrow blst°rlan; officers not present cost sharing for application of sam ple in a clear glass container Rufus Grange Has
presided when the WUsco Ameri- Held In The D a lle s
its original 100 blocks sometime. w,ere Mra- H arry Howell, first weed control m aterials will be pack it well, and bring it to th e
can Legion auxiliary met Monday
<Uailes
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vice-president; Mrs. Hans Barden- made. F arm ers desiring assistance county extension agent’s office Big Booster Night
aftern o o n In the little Legion hall o ,
T 2
, K\ n se t for
Being either right o r wrong ba*en - second vice-president; Mrs. should make application through where an information sheet will
The Moro auxiliary will be con- ™
valf “ le to ’* be,d a<
has its drawbacks but either ls , , , , 7 ? aatuJn> secretary; Mrs. J. the county ASC office and carry be filled out about the w ater sam-
alHi.it a , Joint installation. ^ lnk s Auction Yard ln The Dal-
Booster night was observed at tacted
tacted aliout
better than being neither.
Blagg, chaplain; Mrs. Bill Al- out the practice before December pie and then forwarded to tho
the Rufus grange Saturday even- Fast presidents’ pins have lieen les, (bounty Agent Thonqwon re-
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sup sergeantot-arm s an.I Mrs. C. 31 of this year.
io ils lab at Corvallis
rp.
ing with a good attendance. Har- given to most all form er presi- ports. Cattlemen from Sherman,
Had President Eisenhower been w - Fields, junior past president.
Federal cost sharing is allowed
Klickitat and Wasco counties are
control
of
w
ill
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wa.ter
analYsi8
land
McDonald, master, opened dents of the Wasco auxiliary
hospitalized for bad kidneys or S t a l l i n g officer was Mrs. Harvey for eradication or
Invite). Tbe sale Is sponsored by
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ln„gu c r ^ r T
^
î t â
the Wasco County Cattlem en’s
no talk about hls being all Mrs. Ernie Hansen installing ser- white top and Russian knapweed, salts, a 8<xlium ratio an ¿ r a n
lw n in,r wb()
nilssinf- Tb<‘ p resid e n t
through
geant-at-arms.
Assistance is given for onlv th e cnntAnt
U
J™
, n ln char8*? of tbe program.
would like any information as to association.
Sherman countlans desiring to
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Officers appointed as committee soil sterilant m aterials this year of th e w ater analysis w ill b e t t e r
Z1}1® haI1
aU rac{ive,y
! iL ^ ! jereab<;utK’ , as lbe f*‘d ls
participate
should make immedi­
While this is “new spaper week” ^ ‘^ e n were Mrs. Arzell Lem- which would include, sodium preted in term s
o? sJiiab m ty X r
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Th® Unlt
ate application through county
colored
vine
maple
leaves,
has
a
wheel
chair.
The
unit
voted
it might be proper to say th at the ey’ Americanism and poppy pos- chlorate, atlacide bora tech lor ate Irrigation purposes
agents In the three counties or
public’s rig h t to know does not ,er; Mrs. A. A Ihinlap, child wel- m ixtures and carbon bisulphide
remove the new spaper’s duty to ^are; Mrs. Donald Clodfelter, con- Assistance am ounts to
obtain.
stitution and by-laws; Mrs. Robert the cost of the chemicals
Schilling, community service; Mrs.
This is the laat year i n __ _
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Donald von Borstel, girls state; seeable future that assistance or
' chs * c<w./i
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We note with pleasure that the Mrs. Frank von Borstel, legisla- this nature will be given and It grow er h registered
and wi I
A T ib " 8
° f th ® o ffk e r’ Mar«arel Blau were appointed on
the program follow»! by a the committee. Each ' meml>er is t».1,?,'.' i "I1'" “ o ^' 'HJ cha£-te-' wlil
Oregonian’s B. Mike or some of tive; Mrs. Wallace May, member- seems that all farm ers with anv p r X e c e S d a s T l n ?9%
'V , . . * “
hls peripatetic purveyors of com- ship; Mrs Max Brown, music; perennial weed orohlem ahnuiri
Rcfnr« Qv,v ,r
°
, Prayer by Mrs Charles Blake, asked to bring an Item u, is-sobl:
n. The colors were Dresent-
jh a gift,
g ift. produce
!ir<uln<.o or baked
... '
nt s per head for ad-
ment have broadened their view Mrs. J. W. Blagg. national secur- take p a rt ln this program
‘ Oregon o b ta in 5 h n grow<Jn *
cbaPlaln-
present- such as
vertlsing and
per head Hay
for
point by a visit ,o Bfcgs Ju n e liv; Mrs L»uls Sather. past presl-
T h e « a r i some
about S
w h « b '" e ^ e b bad
'‘8 l , r
B an ' " t ^ me ,
f« » $1.50
anti yardage
to
sign a " ner’
tion.
Both
Biggs
Junction
and
dent
parley;
Wrs.
A.
A.
Dunlap,
m
ixing
hexaehlorolam
rene
w
ith
m
emorandum
of
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Portland will be’ Improved there- Mrs. H a rr/H o o p e r, Mrs.1 A r^H S e ^ r c S d a T ^ X T f o r w brai w H hThc X X „ pvutndersta"<Ung
Johnson spoke for ag- bring their gifts for the hospitals ',2
extra.
understanding
*>y-
Lemley and M r^ C. W. Fields seed t r e X e m
l i,e Oregon exPe»’1ment eta- rlculture; Bill Huck on commun- Christm as gift shop at the next
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p p y committee;
committee; Mrg
George Fox k tf » ,aBon meeting. Bring a gift for an a- ult ^ u f u s Or° UP Sees
T
poppy
Mrs Robert tor C. S. Holton. USDA, sinut spe- -brief thlT^em oiaA uSTLiil6" 1^ 1? Uy
cialist. some companies are advpr.
80*^ of
rtf their
th«ir 1956
lore «.-«v,
and Mrs.
Johnson, hom e and <iDo one for a child.
Amateur Tableau
The magazine Fortnight in Its Tatum, publicity; Mrs. . Earl Ly- clalist,
adver- 80%
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i l lb<d
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last issuethad a tine article about ons. public relations; Mrs. Sadie Using m ixtures of the two mater- Jett to reallocation at a g ven o r t « WHnomlc’ clu,b-
bherman county s home exten-
A tableau, “The Country F air”
TTWN
ai ,prrldent;
utilize Assistance While Availvble
We can who have talked th eir mander Harvey Crapper as install- sm ut control is n o /X o m m e n d « ! wdnter ^wVc n — hirh
hopefuls
way out of consideration than we ing officer and Ernie Hansen as
caii think of those who lost be- Installing sergeant-at-arms. Clair
cluse of silence.
Balzer was installed as command-
er; Ben Maxfield substituted for
T T W N
George Helms as firet vlce<om-
Of course we can refer to the mander; George Geiser, second
files of this newspaper and find vice-commander; J. E. Norton, ad-
We. Wte re w orry 7g aboilt j'd an t; Frank von Borstel. finance
a year ago but we would like to officer Harold Owens, chaplain;
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f remember
t
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rpfereT , B,!1 A,9UP’
e n te a n t^ rm K
s was
Aft6r ,nataBad°n
of a first rate w o rn to forget it they spent the rest of tbe after-
so soon.
noon visiting.
o
OraJ lg0’’
aiy>mpanied
by
Mrs Grace Medler brought the *ome clothes tied to a clothesline*
in Oregon Dr Holton indlcates®offlci'illv r< i«
i i
-m. M < n
Boyi’e arw RUn8 by Atlee traveling basket an 1 gave It to
th a t^ a T m ix tu ie s of’ rnhe? fungi X n k s of ^
¡IT S
, M rranZ
F«x-
Margaret Blau.
cldes with hexachlorolM-nzene so of wheat ha not v S I
Sadl* R,<’b and B1H Huck.
After the meeting adjourned,
far have reduced t h X S ^ ^
Joseph G uttr dge, state grange Carol Grant this year’s Girl State
of the m aterial in e r o ,nfr,,iiin<y
n t n T S v t U s « ,u .....i si
,n_
*
deputy’
.
m i n t ,lL
e -n
d _ lu for
gave
very in Inter
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. .« r e r p .x r é -■ s e n ta v tif K„
Vv B a very
te r
* the
°3 thls 1>art of eastern Oregon, talked citing and Inspiring account of
smut.
W henever the ow ner of a ner club w h L ?
° f ° n tb<? PurTosc and origin of the her week spent at Girls State In
fected water right fails to um ? the an adaptation t o ^ a i d X u
gf ange J 03^
Macnab played a Salem last June. Carol Is a senior
w ater appropriated for a period ’n the
of r o ) S , i , %
2 * ”° 8± ’ 7™ ° SP,nnlng ^ l e e l ”. at Rufus high arhooi and Is a dau-
- - fR e n s u r p L n ^ i a v o e u years
lor a t h period
of
e ^ h in the case of Columbia. Farm ers Merry D rinkard gave a vocal solo, ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Rov Grant
to use ceases £ Zxlst 7 n i failure
» f
° bta ° 80016 of tbl* ',The liv e lie s t Night of the Year” of Rufus.
The hostesses serving refresh
to um - will t»e presume,! to lie 0n wtu n S IOTlng thi5 1956 barve*t accompanied by Carmen Royse.
fhrvMi’iT '.K
. e apP ,,cadon Carm en played a piano solo, "By ment» Vhls day were Mrs. Margar-
abandonm ent of w ater right.
through the county agent’s office. The Sea”.
et W atkins and Mrs. Ira Fridley,
One end of the line was held by a
perw n and the other tied around
the men’s waists who In turn roll-
cd their way until they came to a
g arm en t and afte r p u ttin c It on
w ithout untying It, then rolled
their way until they came to
the next garment. George Fox was
w inner and the prize was a band
leade r monkey.
Mrs. Harland McDonald was
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...v, refreshments:
chairman
the
there were sandwiches,
potato
chips, cake, coffee and p u n d T