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© .^ b in -m a n GTounty 3 fn itn ta Sixty-Eighth Year No. 37 T hese About the County T h in g s We Note Moro, Oregon Friday .lulv 13. 1956 Opinion On School County Official Paper Here Today Station Field Day you know or know about Problem Received Brings Talk On Meeting Called Livestock Value Mrs. C. R. Andersen and her The Rufus grange* met in reg There will I* a piano recital at son and daughter in law, Mr. and ular session Thursday with Har- the Calvary Baptist church in Mrs. Dennis Andersen went to land McDonald, master, In the The l>alles at 4 p. m. Sunday, Bingen, Wn., the Fourth to visit chair. A short business meeting July 15. Carmen Royse, Betty Ha her brother and wife, Mr. and was held. Rolland Johnson said ven and Sammy Muller are par Mrs. Frank Wilke. the grange is getting bids on fix ticipants. Everyone is welcome. An opinion has l>een received The farmer must soon decide The American Legion auxiliary from Cecil H. Quesseth, special Mrs. C. von Borstel of Oregon ing up the hall. The weeds and whether to fight for the freedom City is spending a few days visit grass were burned from around entertained the cut» «K-outs at the assistant attorney general, giving to produce or resign himself to ing her daughter and husband, the hall. For the lectures program home of Mrs. Mollie Mcl^achlan answers to some of the questions accepting government checks like Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock. Will Huck showed slides of the because the scouts had been ac raised at the meeting held at the any other government worker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel two train wrecks which happen tive in selling poppies before court house June 26 when the said Jim Hill of the Federated By Giles L- French were business visitors in Port ed the last year in this area. Memorial day. Mrs. Beryl Irzyk, Wasco school hoard asked J. L. Livestock corporation, an affiliate Radiation was up six times in land Friday. The H. E. club met in the Wasco Mrs. Vatla DeMoss and Mrs. Mc- Turnbull of the state department of the Pendleton Grain Growers, Lachlan cooked the welnies. to come to hear school problems at tlie annual field day at the e x Portland recently. WHell, there’s Mr. and Mrs. A. vonBorstel were park July 12 for a picnic. BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. Ward resulting from passage of the The Past Master’s club will periment station. a lot of high-powered stuff going in Bend the evening of the Fourth to see the water pageant. Their meet the last Saturday in July. Hill went on to show that Sybouts, July 5, „t The Dalles, u County high school measure. on there and sparks are flying. Mr. Quesseth answered four son Fred von Borstel, also spent when we sell wheat the farmer Miss Carol Grant, daughter of son. T T W N Mr and Mrs. Roy Grant and gets 15 to 20 percent of the con Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Roberson questions specifically: A magazine wonders if the- the Fourth in Bend. 1. Should funds set up for high Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May have Wayne Eaton, son of Mr. and ara home after a month spent sumer’s dollar and when we sell atom can change the weather. our wheat as livestock we can As bad as the weather often is, as their guest her brother, Wil Mrs. Eugene Eaton, both of Ru driving around over the United school purposes in the rural fus, were united in marriage States. They were in New Or school district budget be trans get 60 to 70 percent of that dollar. we’ll take a chance on it rather liam Walter of Hood River. Mrs. Ted von Borstel, Mrs. C. July 6 at Goldendale, Wn., at 3:00 leans, Kentucky, Texas and came ferred to the county high school We have a ready made market than the atom. J. Kulick. Mrs. Joe Kulick and p. m. Attendents were Mr. and across the Grand Canyon shortly district? Answer: “It is my opin T 'I' W N Douglas McKay, former gov here in the northwest where we “I wish” said the business man, Mrs. Ruth Hossner went to Mad Mrs. Howard Steward. The wed after the wreck of the two planes ion that the funds set up for high ernor of Oregon, and recently annually import l>eef, pork, eggs school purposes in the rural resigned Secretary of Interior, and broilers from the east. It ‘‘I could make half as much pro ras July 3 to attend the dedica ding party which was the imme there last week. The Moro Livestock club held school district are required to be and at present Republican can would take, he said 100,000,000 fit out of my business as the tion of a new Catholic church. diate families all ha<i refresh Mrs. Hossner went on to Portland ments at Goldendale, then the its picnic Sunday July 8 at the transferred to the county high didate for United States senator, bushels of wheat to produce the government does.” for a vacation. young couple left for Spokane home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles school district.” was in Sherman county Thurs pork we import and half that T T W N Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols and where Wayne has a job in civil Burnet. After a potluck dinner at day on bis own kind of personal amount would solve our surplus One of the most misleading B udgets Not C hangeable campaign trip. He started in Bend problem. titles we know about is the “In son, John, left Friday for their service. VWayne was to be back on two the members went swimming home in Michigan City, Ind., af the job July 9, so there wasn’t in the pool. ternal Revenue SERVICE.” 2. May that part of the levy Monday and has been in Crook, L ivestock F eed in g N eeded A little rain fell at Moro and for high school purposes l»e elim Grant, Wheeler, Gilliam and Sher ter spending about a month here much time for a trip. T T W N Mr. and Mrs. George Granger more fell farther east to help the inated by the rural school board, man counties. Guilt by association means be with their son in law and daugh He told of the Federated Live ing afraid of one rattlesnake af ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Bor have spent the past two weeks crops ripen. At Kent more rain and the county high school dis tMr. McKay is a defendant of a stock Corp, which was organized was reported and there it will do visiting their son in law and dau trict submit a new levy to the Hudson Bay company factor, a to demonstrate that feeding of ter another one has bitten you. stel. Hays Boyce and children, Char ghter, Sgt. and Mrs. A. C. Me- good because the grain is green people? Answer: (After quoting Scotsman who in addition to his livestock was practical and pro T T W N Oregon state employees say lene and Roland, of Portland were Lauchlln of Camp Irwin, Calif. er. Most of the week the weather an attorney general’s opinion) statewide offices has l»een mayor fitable In the Umatilla county they are being paid 20 percent over night guests Thursday at The Grangers who live at the has been warm which some have “In my opinion, this language of Salem, and state senator. He area. Now It needs feeders, Ixrth forecloses a revision of the levy under par. Considering much of the home of his sister, Mrs. Or mouth of the John Day river, are interpreted as hot. in both World Wars and cattle and hogs, and may have to Putting of the hot mix surface for high school purposes made by served ville Ruggles and family. parents of Bert Swigart. the work done that is enough. was seriously wounded In the go to raising them Itself. Feder Donald von Borstel went to The women of the community on the improved part of Highway the rural school board in the in first which he entered while a ated keeps 300 head of steers in T T W N Building straighter, faster roads Halfway Thursday to spend a held a bridal shower honoring 97 between Moro and Grass Val stant case. Accordingly, we would student at Oregon State where he the feed lots at all times and will Carol Grant Thursday at the Ru ley has been going on for ten answer your second question In worked his way to earn a degree by next year be feeding hogs on isn’t the way to cut down high week haying. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Andersen fus grange hall. Beautiful glads, days now and it will take that the negative.” way deaths. a similar basis. It requires capi in agriculture. returned July 3 from a short phlox and other flowers were much longer before the job Is fin 3. May the rural school board T T W N tal, be reported, and Investment He has visited Sherman county ished. They used for decoration. Mrs. W. M. change the approved budgets for many times and knows many of is available to anyone Interested One might think from reading wedding trip to Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Barnum left went to The Dalles Thursday to elementary purpose« or make Franklin gave a reading, then a the hassle about keeping those of helping the farmer. Thursday morning for Bend to new budgets at this time for such its citizens and since shaking In Miss doubtful patriotism in govern visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. game was played. The gifts were spend Nalda Whybark, Oregon hands here Thursday knows a few days visiting their purposes? Answer: “In my opin ment jobs that there were not Eldon Gard, returning Friday and placed on a lace covered table. son, Cleo Wheat league’s home economist, many more. and family. ion, your third question must be enough good Americans to go left for Alameda, Calif, to the Miss Grant was assisted by her talked briefly aliout the value of Naval Air Station where he will answered in the negative.” sister, Nadyne and Mrs. Howard around. Why should anyone hold using more wheat as human food 4. May funds which were rais Legion Ball Club Steward in opening her gifts USN Bank Sees a government job if he doesn’t report for duty. as a means of increasing the de Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds which were then passed around. ed for high school purposes be fully believe in our system of gov mand for It and mentioned the had as their guests from June 27 Refreshments of cake, ice cream, Growth In Year transferred to elementary pur- Wins, Loses Games advertisements the league runs to ernment? until*July 1 his mother and sis poses? Answer: “In my opinion, punch and coffee were served. T T W N stimulate Interest In wheat foods. The United States National The Sherman county boys in The o u tfit of M iller and S tro n g bank showed deposits totaling this is a mandatory provision, “It’s too bad a man lives but ter, Mrs. O. C. Wisner and Mrs. After a lunch served by the once”, said Uncle Emmett to the B. A. Gates from Tacoma, Wn. contractors is coming into Rufus $734,360,620 as of June 30, 1956, and It would not be lawful for the thje American legion baseball OES women, Henry Stlpler, of league are doing pretty well al Their son in law and daughter, Wasco district to retain any such this week to prepare to complete according to figures just released. the USDA, spoke in place of G. young man who had stopped in moneys raised for high school though not winning all their B urton W ood, w ho is in a hospital the shade to pass the time of day. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Elliott and the revetment work which they The Dalles branch reported de games. I^ast Saturday they lost in Corvallis with an undiagnosed “If he had it to do over again he family came Saturday to visit began last spring. They recently posits of $15,478,404.67 according •purposes.” two to Prineville at Grass Valle.v illness. He talked about the econ could do better. Yeah, and he leaving on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. set off a large blast of dynamite to C. A. Reynolds, manager of the Room For S ettlem en t by scores of 4 to 1 and 2 to 1 omics of the soil bank saying that could do better the first time if Gene Reynolds and family had to obtain rock to complete this Dalles branch. which Isn’t bad ball anywhere. dinner with them Sunday. work. no one was expected to go into it There are ten typewritten he’d try.” Loans and discounts for the Sunday the team defeated Fos unless it would help his own sit Mr. and Mrs. Carl von Borstel Morris Swigart of Estacada home-owned statewide banking pages of rhe opinion and of neves- T T W N to 6 and Wednesday night uation on farm profit but that It may well be that a man, a and daughter and her parent.^ spent the Fourth of July at the system increased more than 55 >ity the .ii i:iiiiicnis haw been sil 7 from Burke’s team in The eventually enough were expected community, or a government will Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols and home of his parents Mr. and million dollars during the past left out. They entail quotations won Dalles by a 7 to 6 score. from the law, quotations from to take up the sol, bank Idea so learn more by listening to critics son, John, went to Olympia June Mrs. Bert Swigart. year. The 12-month gain now former attorney general’s opin Outstanding play at Grass Val that the surplus would be reduced than praisers—but it isn’t so 29 to attend the wedding of a gives U. S. National a loans and ley against Prineville was Robbie and eventually the market situa cousin of Mrs', von Borstels. much fun. discounts total of $343,145,885. ions and definition of words. Little Helen Bayer, daughter of Highw ay Club Calls The last opinion (No. 4) seems Hasting’s put out at first. Rob tion Improved. Probably those T T W N Last year at this time U. S. Na bie is the catcher and he lieat We are happy over the defeat of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer tional’s loans and discounts stood to foreclose the possibility of the runner to the bag and took a who can produce cheaper will not celebrated her third birthday an Tuesday Meeting VSlaseo and Rufus using money go Into It as readily as others. the federal school bill. The na a( $287,301,100. from the first baseman for raised for high school purposes throw In two big trucks the men tional government has enough to niversary at a picnic held at De- Ixjans and discounts for The The Highway 97 club will hold the out. went to the field while the women do as it is and certainly should Moss park July 1. A picnic din Its next meeting Thursday even Dalles branch now total $6,130,- even If it (the county high school ner was served at noon and after board) let them have It, which watched Miss Whybark’s demon not take over any more of the ing, July 17, at the Moro Hotel 318.15 Reynolds reported. was proposed. The concluding stration of hot breads. proper functions of lesser govern dinner the older people visited at 6:30 p. m. Total resources for the U. S. while the children played games. Better Livestock Gain New W heats In terest ment. The Yakima chamber of com National bank at the end of this statement, however, does say that Those present were ¿Yank Bayers, the county high school board T T W N 12 month period are $808,197,869 merce and a similar group from New at the nursery were some Russian leaders are said to talk Julia and Helen, Frank T. Bayers, Golden lale have been invited to up more than five million dollars could enter into contracts with Study A t College new wheats and plots of Columbia school boards for services ren too much when full of vodka. Claud Bayers, David and Kim, attend and talk over plans for over this time last year. Fast, economical gains In beef a new hard, red kerneled, bearded dered or lease of property. Some That potato whiskey never was Charles Perrigos, Linda, Leslie, improving traffic on the interna animals appear linked to another brown chaffed wheat were shown. and Lori, Harry Starks, Lorraine arrangement of this kind might any good. and Lou Ann, Jim McDonald, Ron tional highway that serves east Jerry Barnett Gets permit Wasco and Rufus to re desirable trait In livestock—su Also some of Omar which may T T W N ern Oregon and Washington as tain enough money of the bud perior ability to convert high- supplant Elmar. It is a club wheat • There are two ways to curtail nie Coultrup, Kenneth Todds and a main artery. W rite In Nomination children. geted funds for building mainten protein feeds to lean meat rather brown chaffed, «oft white. Both government. One is to vote again There will be dinner and enter Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brittain will lie distributed this fall. ance and operation to get through than fat. st projects putting government Official notice has been receiv tainment and some planning for Two Oregon State college animal Experiments some years ago into new ventures; the other is to and Kay of Parkdale visited rel joint action. ed from the secretary of state the year without excessive hard scientists, Ralph Bogart and Hugo showed that early plowing caused vote against new taxes to pay for atives July 1. Mrs. Brittain and that Jerry Barnett of Wasco re ship. Kay stayed, going home Monday. A meeting will be held later Krueger, report a close tie be higher jiercentages of nitrogen them. ceived the nomination on the A picnic was held on the lawn Sherman Riders Take Democratic ticket for state repre this week for further discussion tween rapid i>eef gains and ten In the soli but by the next spring T T W N dencies of some animals to retain the moisture content was alxiut The year has been wetter than at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- sentative from the 22nd district of the problem. high quantities of protein In the the same as late plowing. Now usual and also cooler than usual zell Lemley the Fourth of July. T w o Trips Ahorse He was written in. Ixxly, converting it to meaty the station has an experiment to A picnic dinner was enjoyed at and the crop will probably be bet Mr. Barnett is a son of Mr. and tissue. The Sherman County Riders Mrs. Owen Barnett and a scion of First National Has try late plowing, added fertilizer ter than usual. Everyone but the 1:30 and the afternoon spent run Slow-gaining test talves tended in an effort to cut down erosion air conditioner salesman is hap ning races, playing bingo, taking met at the home of Arthur Van an old Sherman county family. to build Ixxly fat at an earlier age, and tillage. Farmers In the group pictures and visiting. Those pre Gilder, Monday July 2. A “Cut He has been on the school board M ore Deposits py and urinalysis showed body loss were greatly Interested. sent were the Gordon Lemleys, ting-Horse film of the Al-Marsh T T W N at Wasco, was active in promot Deposit totals of $774,376,788 of a high j>ercentage of nitrogen When they Invent a telephone Wayne Camerons, Francis Bro ranch in Washington, D. C. was ing the Wasco school gym, and is on which you can see who you gans from Chicago, Walter Kochs shown by the host. Refreshments farming land near >Vasco and on were reported by First National or “unused” protein. Andersen-Gard Ries The less efficient animals gave bank of Portland In response to are talking to we hope there’s a of Oregon City, Dean Pinkertons, were served by the hostess, Mar the point. Alfred Kocks, Donald von Bor jory. the call by the comptroller of off one-fourth more urea nitrogen Held In The Dalles way to turn It off. stels, George von Borstels, Carl Ten members of this club parti Federal Plan Fails currency for statements of condi than did the fast-gaining group. T T W N Zion Lutheran church was the tion as of June 30. Tht total Bogart and Krueger tested about We don’t think there will ever von Borstels, John Nichols’ of cipated in a 17-mile trail ride, the shows a deposit decrease over a 50 Hereford and Angus calves scene June 30 for an 8 o’clock be an atomic war. There wasn’t Michigan City, Ind., Ted von Bor last of June. The Riders included To Get Signatures year ago of $2,652,689, or one that were fed a high protein ra ceremony uniting in marriage a chemical war even though stels, Mrs. C. J. Kulick and dau Marjory Van Gilder, Gertrude Insufficient signatures were on third of one per cent, according tion of pelleted chopped alfalfa Miss Shirley Gard, daughter of many kinds of lethal gases have ghters and Mrs. Joe Kulick of Shields, Sadie Rich, Marilyn Gary, Ind., Mrs. C. von Borstel of Smith, Bill Alsup, Patty Alsup, hand at five o’clock July 5 to per to C. B. Stephenson, president of and concentrates. Animal« were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gard, all of been invented. put on the test at 500 pounds The Dalles and Dennis Andersen, Oregon City, the A. von Borstels Fritz and Helen Watkins, Phyl mit filing of the proposed initia the statewide bank. T T W N body-weight and fed to 800 son of Mrs. Catherine Andersen of and Frank von Borstels. lis and Shirley Wlatkins. The Figures released by the Sher If Portland’s Beavers will get tive for the Federal Plan. Requir Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor journey began at the mouth of ed were 40,093. man county branch of First Na pounds. a new face In the manager’s spot The Rev. E. Ernest Tayler read Bull calves retained a higher It will help more than new faces stel and Wayne and Mrs. Myrle the John Day river and ended at This is the first time that so tional show that on June 30, 1956, Smith went to Portland June 29 the ranch home of Art Van Gild many signatures were neeessar/ deposit« at the branch were $2,- ratio of nitrogen than did heifers. the ceremony liefore a large otherwise. to bring Joy and Cathy von Bor er. The sack lunch was eaten at to put a constitutional amend 506,013 and loans were $433,332, Bogart says further tests will be group of friends and relatives. T T W N Baskets of pink and white glads Mrs. Martha McKeown, Hood stel home after spending over the old flourmill site on the F’ox ment on the ballot and all three of according to Manager B. C. Pinck conducted to see how much feed efficiency of heifers nan be Im were placed at the front of the River author, has recently writ three weeks with their grandpar ranch. those proposed failed to get that ney. A second trail ride of 10 miles numbaf. Only meausre to be ini Released at the same time were proved by feeding or Injecting church while the altar vases held ten a book about her beloved ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins. white pom pom mums. Mrs. Donald von Borstel and was held July 17 with 18 members tiated by the people that will be comparable totals for the branch them with various hormones. W,y-am Indians. Her husband has Mrs. W. H. Wilhelm, organist Other tests In progress with taken pictures of those Indians in Mrs. Marie Bardenhagen were bu and their steeds. A circular route on the Noveml>er ballot is a fish for June 30, 1955. On that -date, their Celilo homes to .decorate siness visitors in The Dalles Fri was made, via Grass Valley can bill to limit commercial fishing deposits were $2,375,855 and loans mice and rabbits indicate that the at Zion Lutheran, played the key role of protein synthesis in wedding marches. yon, which started and ended at of all coastal s ’reams except the totaled $314,276. and explain the text. A page of day. ’rhe bride, who was given in Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer left the ranch home of Stan Coelsch. Columbia. It needed but 32,000 Historically, deposit totals are animals may stem from high or text and a page of picture follow at their low point In June of low activity of the pituitary, marriage by her father, wore a through the book. Linda Is a little Saturday for Portland to visit A swimming party and potluck signer«. Although failure of the peti each year, but the present depo thyroid and adrenal glands that dress of white lace made liallerlna Indian girl, of course, and the their son Ralph Balzer and fam dinner was held at the Ooel«-h ily and go from there to San I>e- residence after the ride. Eleven tion drive is discouraging to the sit decline reflects the accelera secret hormones Into the blood* length. book tells about her and her fam I^irry Smith of Grass Valley ily and how they live. The book andro, Calif., to visit their son, more members, unable to go on supporters of the plan for ade- tion of corporate tax payments to stream. Animal science Is moving rep- was best man for the groom. Ush the ride, were present for swim quate roprescniatiOn ¿pr rural the government plus the Impact is for children but few adult Melvin Balzer and family. ming and dinner, making a total Oregon it Is by no means fatal. of the Increase In the state In Idly In use of hormone additives ers were Eddie Gard, brother of readers will get through it without of 29. Those going on the trail Supporters expect, that when the come and excise tax rates, the to speed growth rates, Bogart the bride and Lawrence Smith, finding out many things they FAIR BOARD TALKS stated, and “we hope to get some cousin of the bride. ride were Jackie Rich, Marjory more drastic ajiportlonment that bank president said. didn’t know even though they CHANGE OF DATES A reception was held In the par The use of funds for the expan basic Information on how high Van Gilder. Sadie Rich, Bill Alsup grw-s Into effect in 1960 Is In force have lived close to IndUns all of lors of the church Immediately the level o f . treatment can go sion of business in Oregon has or p e r h a jb e f o r e , another ef Velma McKean, Nancy and Janie their lives. It would maze an ex A fair board meeting w’as held following the ceremony. without ♦ tig er of l>ack*flrlng”. also accounted for a share of the cellent gift for a child in the city, Tuesday night to talk aliout a pos McKean, Gary Rodda, Curley De- fort can be made with greater The bride was graduated with reduced deposits, and that is fur The federal food and drug admin or back east The photography, sible change In date of the fair in Moss, Johnny DeMoss, Doris success. Hood River county provided ther evidence by the heavy use of istration Is keeping tight reins the class of ’56 at The Dalles high done by Mr. McKeown, is good order to accommodate horse own Sharon and I^eo Coelsch, Jimmy the largest number ofAignatures credit, which has brought First Mn hormone treatment of live- school and the groom Is currently and many of the pictures will ers who may want to go to the Coons, Gladys Morrison, Fritz and k until more is learned of pos stationed at Alameda, Calif, with never be taken again. They, alone, state fair, which Is partly on the Helen Watkins and Shirley Wat percentage wise vj^h nearly 45 National’s loan totals to $425,COO- Shermamwas second SIS on June 3—the highest on re sible hormone residues In animal the Naval Air Corp, where the will make the book priceless In a same days. No action had been kins. The sack lunch was eaten at percent. young couple will be at home, products. cord. few years. with 44.6 percent. the old Art Barnum ranch. taken by Thuraday morning.
