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o Gherman County Journal T h ese T h in g s W e N o te County Official Paper Moro, Oregon Friday June 7," 1957 Sixty-Ninth Year No. 31 Fair Board Calls Historical Society C°ntract O'1 ^ ent' Wheat League Work Dav; Wants n Spring Meeting Some One To Come ft Grass Valiev Section j Program Ready Let Thursday For Sunday Wednesday, June 12, has been set by the Fair Board as a day President Wallace May and for everyone to pitch in and help get the buildings and Improve vice-president Carroll Sayrs have ments at the fairgrounds ready completed the program for the for the 1957 Sherman County Historical society picnic to be held Fair bnerman county Springs Thursday of this week bids were received by the state high- way commission for 5.88 miles of highway construction between Grass Valley and Kent including Improved grade ahd alignment. adequaU stone base and as- o At Grass Valley The spring meeting of the Sherman Wheat league will l>e held at the Grass Valley IOOF hall Tuesday, evening June 11 with a program starting at 8:00 p. m. Raphael Raymond, president of „ S T $ ' have ptcked those who A held By Giles L- French water furnished by the Fair Will sing and play and those who eight foo Moulders, four fett^ of tbe Qf 6eUlng „ Board. will make talks on the platform, which will be o led Work must h Q f whea ( to that coun . Some men have written a book R h lhat eyeryone wm What they have not done is exer- be done by the faU ot 19aS trv about how to change the minds their Ume tQ help THEIR Cise any eontrolover talking that This contract to¡for no^1^ Kenneth Fridley will tell about of others and influence buying nJ R(? fln pffort tQ giye thlg one wm be done under the trees while unit of the road between the two Washington where he and other actions. It is being p Ai R- Bring your carpenter tools, residents and former residents towns appeared as witness before a con hailed as something new and, of yQur neighbors The Fair meet again to renew acquaintan gressional committee on behalf course, it isn’t. In fact, i n ois Sbovels, paint brushes, etc. and ces that may have been originated CHILDREN GOING of funds to develop the Columbia F planned several .... years a g o -o r 60. t o SUMMER SCHOOL ----------- - ............... Board has river channel up to The Dalles. Their part of the program con- B Hanson, county extension want them to are prona » y provements which can’t be com- Bob Taylor and Dick Baum will very oiuesi uu* “ mammalia *“‘‘" " ”"7" pleted witbout without a general enorv. ny tne oldest ox of our effort. sista of the flag salute by in charge ot the tell about other activities of the thought. Neither is anyone in In case your neighbor forgets, Moro Troop, Boy Scouts, led R by will - drive the - wheat league and there will be v group. ’ willard Leff — .......... ............. comparatively free America go remind him! Mel Parker, Invocation by school bus to transport the group, reports from local and state offl- ing to get brainwashed without , Ait the delegates are to report cers who have worked at some his consent or connivance. May, the report of Mrs. Ruggles courthouse Monday for a phase of the league for the past Mra , ucy ’„m ien. ,nonth3. Verne Mobley Wins as secretary, some reports by T T W N committeemen, music by Gene will be in the court room from 1 The present tendency in govern Winners of the Conservation i i ( t ............................ ment seems to be following the Roping Championship Cantrall and some songs by the to 2 p. m. to conduct the examin- award, Pete Macnab and A. C. K a s X r i will ï i " i .“.no'r«ï at the men’s trio from Wasco, ‘‘Sweet old Calvanlstic doctrine that men Verne A. Mobley, participating Oregon” by Tom Fraser and a talk ations. - are utterly and a that sin must te O u s t e vile d ’ by muUltude of on ™ = Orégon h‘ Technical a s " ^ “,‘he‘ Institute’s f t “ J ” * c S n " who/e ovlr“ K O o V ^ t 2 »he X * win meeting destrtng to attend are laws. Congressmen anil scute g Intercollegiate Rodeo association . i ‘iL , _ 1. . make reservations as . . 5 v. 1« L fho be heard by means of or a special asked to mane recording. Others will be soon as possible with the coun- islators have left no loom wegt coggt reglonai team rOping latest book Is serialized in t X d on the over ty agent’s office. X n £ re v V c rlm e " a n d X " ir T w « , S reglon'tn- Oregon — Fanner. C, p a r t ^ f £ pro- KRMW _ Farm Jun„ Hour „ cadillo as subjects for their own k v « Washington, Idaho, Ore- itV u i consist of baskets The group will -ret urn on the , County 4-H Kids Win At The Dalles This I- w o n .-, eye view of a .M Ung .... the ground In » » « ’” " » field of Burt wheat damaged or to picture detail of the da mage. destroyed on Markin flat In a The grain, »tmtdlng 10 Inch«* high, w as leveled to no more than field far,.,«I I.} l e t t o ■>«»« laut Saturday. The camera waa n U Inches by the «weeping hall. Hail Hits South End In Destructive Sweep ,aw than w .th w o ^nuc h. ~ ~ Mos«^ Lake and^ ^ m ero y . Wm, >- > wU1 gaU w « , by WKM) pROOKAM T<( TW N .in., has Dlaced in several others. wemoers wm an w »y W EED PROGRAM ’I A sudden hall storm to all ap The warm <*>ys of late May team has made noon and will be fed and content- HAVB F IE ,j> DAY , The Sherman county team of pearances came out of the south control «llvestock judges won first place A c r e a g e NOtlCeS iJSÌll brought the honey locust» to dll- year (o Ari20na, Callf- a^ „ ona X n " In Nearperfeet chemical east at the Jess Helyer place atory bloom sweentening the air lrlPs in Washington to partici- P egram will begin. Anyone In- weeds ln and new promise flt the w heat leagUe fat stock south of Kent and followed a gen in our little valley with a scent V £ collegiate rodeos, terested in Sherman county, past controlling quackgrass and h ln The DaUes this week J ’ LVLpzwf GrOUWrS erally northerly course until It straight from Olympus. The lo- vZrne has present, is invited to come. Canada thlgtle can be viewed by with a 8COfe of 1937.1 out of a I 0 UrOWtr^ spent itself about the old Barnett Wil.na Gentry, cust is a stiff, unbeautiful tree of qualified for the National c o lle g e RACFM -----------------------------’ ™>hiir June June 10’ 10. near near corval- Corval- possible „rtaafh|p 2100 Notices showing the Individual pjace now farmed by Jack Jef- HCKHDULED the PubUc- Us at the annual weed field day gteven Burnet and Jean Ross farm wheat allotment foi 1958 fer,es southwest of Kent a few conservative habits that permits finals at Colorado Springs, Colo- RA< 11 u.iunr u n X atMary1bU. î £ w b* Oregon “ *• lhe ,eam' Ano,i,f" Sh<,rn” ." m S w S i 's ^ r n 'a n coun- ^ u ’ e X a X . it to survive in intemperate cli- ra June 1346 t o the tS r d ^con»ecutlve°year .» lege and the Oregon Wee<l eon- Lce Ka5jberg. » In ...... . N..„ tor for «"Inute. forbid countlan, Lee ty farmers this week. New J>ath of late the 8torm Included mates. It Is thorny and the first ten top judges. ding. Yet, like some persons of { 1958, and due to the Soli Bank tg of crops of Bob Helyer, Lu- thé Yakima Valley Sports Car 'e « nce- , crops The Sherman county flock Acreage Reserve requirements, ther Dayhj on thc Wilcox place, crusty exterior, its works are May Wet and club presents the Goldendale Hill Rex Warren, OSC f a r m . r i specialist and conference secre- flye sbeep was judged best and allotted wheat acres will be Aman<jUs von Borstel, Wilbur wonderful. Climb June 8-9 will include motor- tary. says inspection ..f weed ci>n- h.an ------- ---------- Comoetition VVI„ . 3nd t.-m:, acre 1, , v, i<rI1netli W dsen. John Warm This Year TTW N Stewart Holbrook has been writ- good and wet Ir. May cyeie engined 500cc Coopers to trol e^ c rlm e n t medlu™ w w l e ^ n d and According to Frank von Borstel, Rpcknian> Frank von Borstel. It was et ................... Ing about h lj long lrn Of odd ctar- ................. --------- and at f the OSC Hy8J.°P " X ^ l h s " J 1® B ti enough to remove all j i0 ,nph Mercedes 400SL’s a id lean Ross chairman ASC county committee, (Je<)rge and von Borstel, Jef- but not wet ___ . ____ wn-,, Also Ta»..«.»« farm, Tri- midway Hardenhagen. the acreage »llotted allotted to the county ferJee and Han« Hans Bardenhagen acters for the delight of g of the deficiency suffered ,ne» last fail fall. Auards. MG’s Tri- Jaguars, far’n - between "li yi corvauis tb jrd on h * light a.id Jean no. s Ian readers, a series, we are sure May moisture was 1.43 inch umphs, Volkswagens, Porsches, and Albany at the KOAC radio was |irgt> FVed Hall Üjlrd and represents a reduction of 38.8 per path of the hall storm was tenth and Ann Hall fourth tower just off Highway 20 that should not end until someone which is .62 above the normal. At volvos and Renaults. cent in the wheat normally seed- w|de althoUgh there was sixth on heavy Southdowns. writes in similar vein about Mr. the first of June mark, however, ed on each farm. Two years ago damage on the fringes. In For swine the Sherman county on the same farm acreage the Holbrook himself. center of the storm the stones the county at the experimental Macnab-Kaseberg Farm Picked For Best herd was fourth, David Reid reduction was 39.4 per cent T T W N were described as large as golf station was still 1.83 short of fourth, Jeanny McIntyre firtn, There’s been a lot of rebellion normal. Total to that date was balls or eggs and Luther Davis Sterling Gochnauer sixth, Janny and revolution In t h e W - # lnches Moisture in the soil Soil Conservation Practices of Year says that when he went to the McIntyre seventh and Doug Reid Rev. Harold Fowler ly most of which has . been Wilcox place four hours after the ................. :B non“ n = piously o n ^ " ^ ™ a d e th lS ‘Pring eighth with Yorkshire swine; deplored, ' In in a n o u ^ was above normal. storm the stones were still as Sally Fields was fifth with a Reports On Meeting or two we will probably be prais large as marbles. In the center of May was a warm month with a Berkshire and also had fifth place Rev. Harold Fowler of the the storm all crops were beaten ing it. 111M X V» x A w P ^ v P J*-• le — ^ ~ hi ado^ ^ ' 9l"degree day, the last one, and In a pen of three Berks. slonly revolt soon get more gov no temperature below 38 which Wasco Christian church attended or cut off not more than Jim Thomas was champion of the Youth ITeparedness meeting down ernment than they can stand. ’,u" (' be^ Yro’m the ground, was on the 3rd. That Is the high the Angus breed with a heavy calf in Portland May 31, heard Dr. T T W N w<?re broken out of est minimum temperature ever and Steven Burnet was second, Shane McCarthy, and reports that It begins to look as if Brooklyn recorded here. The average maxi shingles broken so Gene Fridley fifth and Barbara the »eeretary of the n.tlonal *ou™" » " £ new coat and New York will get new bal mum was 69.8 ^nd the average Fridley seventh. Doug Reid was eighth foe llkht Anxua. — V a n W » « M ’ X X P i t t e d h , the oarks — for which Los Angeles and -------- a l l n n i v the in- minimum was 45.9 for a mean of San Francisco will supply tne g which 2 g aboye the normal ln R»^n m u .: have fallen tn tor- centlve. for temperature. Incidently the T T who will last frost lhis sPrin8 was Apr,il ,16 Blsh was fifth and Terry Kaae- f«r *ne^ ............ drift rent«. Pools of water were atand- Pity the train whistle when 31 degrees was recorded, berg seventh; ln 1086-1125 vlrg ' fr0,n bigness to softness” while mg on Markin fal. the "•* never hear a steam train w m s u e .____ ____ ----- Fields was third, I^ee Kasetierg . Oregonians to use their and there was evident The modern blasts from an engine fourth and John Fields sixth; In walking, playing, blcy- stream had run ln the borro p serve as a warning: nc> U>ut f a r m e r s W a n t i n g 1 0 960-990 class Sally Field, was ^ V i h X l r ihiWren as well nearly two feet deep. In the lack the incentive to start 111 ** second and Jean Ross sixth. formal sports. "Do something’’ center of the storm est 1 search of «°™eTf^r£ff advenlure- Certify Seed Must For senior showmen Jeannette a ‘ fwatch was hla plea. inuch as two Inches of moisture Oregon State college has a mlc- June 20 Belshee won first and Jean Ross forenoon panel discussed, fell In a few minutes. was second and also rea®rV4‘ ,.Wbat are We doing?’’, and It was j t js impossible to assess the roscoDe that will magnify a nn r* * » , , n „ l too 000 times. Quite a Sherman county farmers deslr- champion. Ann Hall was sixth for ghown ‘that (>regOn ig making damage. Well over a 8 n irfx ll machine no doubt, mg to apply for seed certification Junior showman, orogres. ln fltn e.. of youth. The acres of crop land was beaten mto Barbara Fridley was sixth and g W ^ nl” a„ei discussed, "What ground and Is badly hurt. The wiba we need worse is something need to make applications by June painted the Pete recent construction. \V|hi t mjiv lYpr cow. 20 Applications for certification The buildings — Alice Kaseberg eighth In Junlo < dQ,„ CMJr youth Is not as raln must have helped although to make more mgde through lhe county Macnab ptaoe are wodeni aad o< — < K«*!»* beef showmanship; lerry ~ Ease- muscular . a European tbat part of the country has been European youth youth lie- Jim Thomas seventh muscular as as Euroj nQ ; ^ rlwUb heavy ralns within The silence you almost hear is agent’s office, Moro. Fields up for K Ä Ä X - Ä S A W . s = , = • : - - “ legislators listening to constltu- certification will be field inspect- ♦ V i« last month. Whether the leglslators usiei » sample ana- , h. barley will revive ; ; 'Ä ........................— mediate .howm an.hlp amt sally niu.e ï ~ - , - . — TTW N School Is out and Californians Ible for certification. Certification conservation committee this week the place. He »ays in senior beef showmanship^. ¡¿"Yhich Mrs. John Robinson 1« debated by the owners. There U are driving our roads again. costs are 60c per acre or a mini- for their careful treatment of the TTW N s z S S S w r - s Wle read In a financial maga- mum of $5.00 i w hankers are trying to The Crook County uwhwj uy ------------- stubble _____________ — - act business We remember how Breeders association will jo n by Macnab. turned under and rotted with cents above market price ---------------- - the roots and make a little crop. bad It wae for Sherman county Wlth Sherman countyJ br««der« ¡P On the ranch is 355 acres of and fertlUzer to keep lhe It Is late to reseed. vp irs ago when that was common a cattle tour June 15, states . wbeat( 105 acres of barley and j mellow and receptive to Another hall storm hit the y W. Thompson, county agent acres of alfalfa, mixed with county W>ednesday coming from practice. TTw N The tour will start at 9:00 a. m. Cre6ted w beat grass, Just cut g6 acreg Q{ alfa,fa win the southwest in the usua hall “Don’t you read the obituaries , from the Shell Station at Kent. wjth a blnder to feed the 27 head f ara make belt. Early reports are th8t less we asktd Uncle Emmett, "Just visit to the Kenneth Martin. Har- of becf CQWS kepl on tbe place. meHoy and full of damage was done than ba down to my name" he said. "If old Eakin, Fred E. Cox rani h s There is also 305 acres of summer- nlfp#U|a for additional wheat day's storm. It brought rain to a clown 10 __tn _________ ltl nrinr m noon. Fol- not there I get up and go to wm made prior to noon, ho - faUow crops. The ranch runs to the top large part of the county and a Lv ” lowing lunch the w W. an „ pete bag acquired an when addl- «f n n rdon ridge where „“ 23 p acres T T W N Bo"b" K .ng'berd7 ,l, L. be May vi.„ed S high wind. An old man can let the coming Those attending will[ take a_sack he the lease Glen Van s w h ea t veneration take over, can fight junch eating at the Harold Eakl G1jder who bought a stock ranch Here Qn 14Q acrefi Veterans Paying against its taking over just as he home ‘n Grass Valley. at Antelope. K l a } h e J 2 0 _ acre ihg Rpend lhe Hke^ If be battles hard enough Any Sherman county J arn^ 5 Mills place. He also fa™« th* summer, watering at a developed Soldier Loans the new new generation may tour wait are invited to participate. Vernon VanGllder Wm place just . There the g e n _ ......... w|11 fQr down Mrg spring, in er are 40 new Austri- Five thousand borrowers und L ----------- . ' an nine trees growing to furnish until’ he dies. But It takes over VanGllder where there is gbadp gnd windbrpak, that the lo- er the Oregon veterans’ farm and urn t T W N several ranches In their coun y yernon ....... .............. home loan program have paid off Isn’t It a fine thing we have June 14 and an invitation to < r- 2Q5 acreg of BUmmcrfallow. " ugt planted y ^ r s ago by their loans In full, ErT e8tta£ machinery to do the work? man cou" tl“ sT' ° ' ' , X flart j b - mere recital of acreages original »elder Joel Reed, only Smith, loan manager for the state A man a c c e it.V e a t odd. who .X he^M K M fert.v ’ ^ ^ OS e dX e ? O» n "n-tew V-am ^ T h X u'mtTc'Xtacutar about department of Veterans' Affairs, K reported trxlav. ««. ^ ' V m X e ’ .o'" the Hudspeth w j , W Smith said another 1,000 loans have l>een retired for other pur- ,r ng hl*soil at home, they are not needed), no new The Multnomah county g> a t ,an,| aM livestock purebre- <a R oj HcftuU followed them «n<l be- pones, m aking a total of cases are apparently b e.n g jrled lie , p a s t u r ^ . ^ a ^ r e l t j ^ ^ l o ^ esfe,, iro p s ^ n o te v e n m ^ ld g h hopes of X court Of public opinion and Wllllams Polled Hereford, Burns even before It < to talk abouV marvelous development# The WaM o American I region, kind them were ..ther |«*t« with tired loans since the state veter hind them were «n er i ( program 8tarte<l in 1M5. In A n t o n y Is confusing « no, Montgomery. Hopper s and tf c th ng «, do and ned by Kase- there there 1« la steady, steady, conservative, conservative, pVaHk K. Br„wn ' Post, led the „ d o r., the school bond» ( ub ans ^ an Pro^ X v ‘ third Much of the land owned th « f r J. R. Breese ranches. When It be- practical methods that retain the M(MBOrtai <b.y parade with Glen ;|n<1 HhM„k dub memlwrs This means that nearly one-t contused. National berg Is steep land T T W N Bud Tlbbets, First ir., back, to s/>il and its fertility to assure Van OUder «ml Ihmgl«- »hull «a In ln w£ t waM an | m|Mv.<»ive parade of the more than lB^OWioaw K Vnu want to feel sorry for Rank f|eW representative, j s Is In .» came came necessary, years he Macnab, his three boys and l^ rers am, --------------- »HI < «ark a - J in - and well in d u c te d Memorial granted In 12 years have been re- Mmeonc, feel sorry th e pow er char„ o , , h e toor In, Sherman u k e cj L „ , d b e ,,,. daughter, an assured Income , , w„ c lo , g u a rd . tired. observance. X d * . put „ r r as, to build,, they are eonttnu^. i.,... . . . . ........iS H H s S ï â ässä SS ä s a
