Sherman County journal., January 17, 1958, Page 4, Image 4

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COUNTY JOURNAL MORO, ORBOOK .
Wasco News
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IIA R L A N D V IK M
N o T eh
GRANGE
P otluck d in n e r M onday n ig h t
Ja n u a ry 20 at 6:30 p. m. fo llo w e d
K y re g u la r grange m eetings and
le ctu re ’s program .
A t the C o u n ty Grange C o n fe r­
ee e held at R ufus the H a rla n d -
view grangers w ere w e ll re p re ­
sented Some valuable
In s tru c ­
tio n s in grange w o rk was received
by those presen.t.
The School M issions at the W as­
co M ethodist ch u rch w ill .b e g in
Sunday, Ja n u a ry 19 and continue
fo r three more Sundays. There
w ill be a p o tlu ck d in n e r served
im m ediately a fte r ch u rch in the
social rriotns, fo llo w in g w hich
classes fo r .p rim a ry • through
, ad u lt ages, w ith a s p j: !al speak­
er. fiirfi s trip , op m ovie shown as
A fte r a bounteous p o t-lu ck d ln -
a h ig h lig h t o f each session.
r . . V o n d a y J a n u a r y 6 th G range
Rev. R ich a rd B ru n e r
o f the - m e in re g u la r order, M aster H e l­
.Methodist church taught a class en B ru c k e rt, p residing. A v e ry
o f ad u lt w orkers w ith yo u th at in te re s tin g m eeting was h eld w ith
the church s fito o l coaching con­ 1? members, and three v is ito rs In
ference held in Hoo. Hi ver?Teach­ attendance» A le c tu re r’s pro g ra m
ers. from the Wasco c h u r ch» a tte n d . -by le c tu re r J o G e n try was en-
• t
jcyed.
The M Y F sub-district ra lly met • M r and .Mrs R oland Johnson
in Hood R iv e r M ethodlSt church of. Rufus a n l Roy Belshee o f M oro
Sunday, Ja n u a ry 12. Mrs. M a rvin v. era o u r visito rs, being members
Thomas drove a car ta k in g .Am 'o f the R ufus grange.
and John Thomas, Rebecca Rhine-
M F Johnson, w ith the h elp o f
hart, I.in a M arden and Jean W alt B ru c k e rt and M r. and Mrs.
H ockett. . A tte n d in g w ith
Rev. ( i.'o rg e Benson, - installed all o f­
B ru n e r were M.’ir y A n n Haven f ic e - , present in to th e ir respec-
and G inger L a u g h lin . T h e them e -t+vb offices.
o f the ra lly was ’ Vacations.Speak
A n y -I II mem Iter w h o sews Is
o f F a ith ” . M a ry A n n H aven, w in ­ In v ite d to take p a rt in the Nat-
ner o f the Was o ch u rc h speach ional_jCrange $50.000 se w in g con­
contest on the subject “ H e re I Ant, test.. Co n to .y f is o[)eh to a ll g r a n-
Send- Me“ , spoke to th e ra lly 'on ers and th e ir frie n d s w h o are
the. same subject, There weFe. 90 not p ro fe s s io n a ls nr-te a ch e rs, b u t
in attendance fro m * the fh u r t$ e k . n, n-members’ m ust be sponsored
In the M id-C olum bia sub d istrict. by a grange m em iter. There are
A t tho last m e e tin g o f th e We t ii . u i \ . w o n d e rfu l prizes fo r those
W in d R id e rs it was «¡.»ci e c lto bu y who wish to take part.
s trin g tie - instead o f m ik in g the
ie fo llo w in g o ffice rs w ere ap­
leather ones originally. . planned point d. A g ric u ltu re com m ittee:
Mrs. Tom Moore served lunch to T! m n a s T h o in jx u p , O rtow M a rtin ,
the fo llo w in g :.M r. and M is. V e r n ’ I rmurani (C ^V a lte r B ru c k e rt, Ix*g-
S m ith , .Mr and .Mrs. John Kellogg
dive: Dewey Thom pson, Louis
and Jack. M r . a n l Mi - Leo W a t­ S .H a ir, Gik-s F rench. O th e r, com ­
k in s and b o rin le ,J tlr. a n d 'M i
A1 f i t tee n ieinlters w iir be rfitrned 1
D o r r n a le r .a n d fa m ily . Mr. and I ite r.
M rs, James C lifto n h in t.G m r g e
Weedman. The (‘Veiling, w a , o k
REt Bit IK O F K.VPKNNEN
sin g in g , .accompanied b y A l-D o r Ml ST HE KEPT
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m a le r on- the g u ita r,
.Expense atc<nfhr’ ?m pioycgs^ in .
r— A g ro u p o f fiic T iil hel|iPr the
th r area- in comm on w ith those
John Kellogg m ove in , 6 ¡own. in
all o v e r the n a tly n — are a o n fro n - :
to the J im B eatty itori
last Sun ted' w ith ’’o p eration ite m iz a tio n ”
day. A ll enjoyed d in n e r at the
A lik - XYaiL--th e ' (ax la fo rm â tR u j. .
T u rn -M o o re - hom e, rooked by Mrs.
coiuiitirree o f the Oregon associa-
Tom MoOre a iiri'.M ,
I . c h W ar
lio t it o f
Public A ccountants rtü-
kins'.
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iiii,id ) ‘d_Ji«lay.
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A n o th e r g u fe e ssfu l fJ in ily niglpt ?.
T h itse who haven’t started, sys-
<ohtbine«l w ith The I ’T A meeting
was held last F rid a y 'D u rin g the Tf iiiat4e— fc< o r.'s o f theR re im b u r­
sed expense- should do so im m e­
m eeting It was 1«xcide,J to -end
diately’—going
back to -J a n u a ry 1
fo r one hundred A u stria n pine
trees fro m a n ursery In Golden. w ith com plete d o u m e n ta tiw r—
jC’ofurjido,, to lie used as: a w ind Dah accountants advised item iza­
break fo r the school playground. tio n w it t r b e re rp itre d Tn -p ie p iP - "
ju g itn ; 1959 federal income kax
It was de tided IhflJ
re ,„I-,is a year hence.------ -------------
m others w ill lie .p the \m -s k in
M e a n w h ile , taxpayers m ay ig :
lx»glon a u x ilia r y ' in .its drive' to'
p ro v id e ’ a ll the people o f the com m ne one lin.? o f t h e '1957 fix e ra i
i 'i in-. i'o lio w ln g jn ib c rie s o f con
m u n ity - w ith id e n tific a tio n tai;
ci n a tio n fro n t em ployees, em ­
S un da y e v e n in g ditMTer .g u e-is p lo y e r. and a c c o iin ta n ts , the gov-.
at the home <»f >lr. an.h M r- D , i r i i , i 11 ic in p o ia r ily droppisl thy
M e C o n a u g liy in K e itf iy’ -ri1" M r reeptirement fo r lis tin g expense
a n d —M rs,, C ly o F r i d le y
here .,t i. count -data, a lthough the q u e ry ,
and S tu a rt, .
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re m a in s on the tax founts on lin e .
Hi,* com m ittee said.
M r,..,and Mrs. Clarence Wold <1
and <i»mlly o f’ H ills Motel attend
A fte r "th e form s
had already
ed a New. Year’s eve p a rty at the lieen p rin te d the In te rn a l revenue
horn? o f Mr. and Mrs C arl L n u rld ; otnm lssion th re w ij) the sponge
son In Seattle. T hey-ert jo y e l d in ­ as fa r as item izaton la concerned.
n e r or) New Years day at the home C om m issioner Russell l\» H a r r in g ­
o f M r. and Mrs N o rm a n W old in ton a ’m lltts l ItJ lw o tild "place t,MH^
Seattle.
great a burden orv m any ta x p a y ­
M r and M rs I,loyal Royse a n il ers” bccati-.' it was announced so
Mrs J. F. Roy> (i look Be l li—Haven 'alt* in llu* year.
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FRIPAT, JANUARY 17,
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The
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is the o
r r lh g to n , iti com m on wd tip tax..
a n d -tiu o m m R o v - e - to • P o rtla n d
urK - r e th e y caug ht a t ra in fo r F it
gene.
T h c \ • iio>\»‘.i a p o tlu c k
a in n e r in P o rtla n d at th e ho ttie o f
Mr. and Mrs’. O ps Rovse.
V is itin g - fW a few days .»i'The-
hom e o f M r and M is. lio n C lir i-
tia n so n am i fa m ily w e re M r. am i
M rs. W a n e ,) W ilk in - o n «>T R i i -
v lile , W ashington..----- ___ ■
A new concrete flo o r has ireen
poured ¡n th e .basem ent at the
W asco C h u rc h of C h ris t and plans
to re m o d e l d ie k itc h e n are b e in g
carried out. The Im ard lia s voted
to re ta in
Don S ir i. k la n
fro m •
w a rn in g s to ta xp a ye rs to keep ac,
c u ra te re c o rd -
on expanse a o
co u n ts, -ta i lin g ' "at tlx? ¡ fir s t of
" r e ' y e a r, ‘‘so t|,a t i'or 195« and
la te r v e a ls th e y w ill tie in a p osi­
tio n to s u p p ly ex|>cnse account in-
fo rm ra tio i,-to t bp g o v e rn m e n t "
I lie p u b lic acocuntants’ com-
niR tee. w h ic h in clu d e s m em bers
fro m litis a iva also stressed th a t
: i x p i \ c r - « i l l be r(s |u ire d to fo l­
low t c custo m a ry p ra c tic e o f at-
’ a.
ng to t h e ir re tu rn s a se p a ra te
lis tin g of d e d u c tib le ex|x»nses fo r
rcce T lvtl
no
re lm -
N o r th « .: - i
’ ' 1 »'
•" w in r
b u r - m ie n t in 1957,
Eugene as a s tiftp lv m in js te :
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M rs. "J e rry Buim , ,, e n te r!a irie u
at a p a rty
lioti.it m g h e r .- m < R U N I N S P E C TIO N
HOW N I OR I!».-,7
B ra d le y s- th ir d birth.’, lay. Invit».* 1
I xpori 'g ra in in s ]. a t ions h y the
fo r B ra d le y « e re Ins g r a te lin o tIt­
er. M r-
o W
B a rn e tt,
D .utn v
H ilifc r b r a n •. Ilp tib v N'isbet, .lean
in e R ich, Dee V u n G .ld e r, Gave»
and G re g g G o . < n. in t ie t t c NJ Act,
D enise S h u ll, l.c -h c R ie h c ld e rjc r.'
S is u tte M tlk -i. ,\|s o p re s e n f w ere
M rs G erald N 't .iw t .- B illy , Sharon
and E lle n . M rs H e n ry R lc h c ld e r.
fe r, M r- G ordo n H ili ei b ra n d an I
lX tn a ld , M r- R ,,!„, - \ j . b e t . Etaim .
and Ken. M r- A rfh tH - V a h tftld e r
.M rs L lo y d Gosson A nd M r- D o u g
-t.i'c
d tu
, c p .irjin e n t o f
a g ric u ltu re —
,
■ • the la s t-s ix m o n th s o f 1957
d o w n alm ost s1< ltiittT o n Ini-
w,
'll« I- fu m t the total fu r the-sam e
¡’c i i . i a year e a rlie r
i
G .in-pcction.s from 'Oregon
w ere . . 's',J,.!52 bushels d u rin g
Lie last part of 1956 and 31,976,
<91 b i ^ v t s
d u rin g th e - -eorres-
IHindin ■ period in 1957.
i ’oi 'and and A sto ria g ra in in-
L on jto in ts b oth noted a dc.
_zlUtj
'_____ _____ ____ d...1. _ ■-. j i i .tli y i r e x por t lnspe, i i ot)s
1957
P o rtla n d e xp o rt g ra in
”
M rs Sam llr o k V i r , ■
• p c c io tts am ounted to : n i m il-
l X i rcas soc i ety r e ew t-y « -- -vu;- — W bushels agatnst 3T m illio n ------
O u y A n d re w s as r o b , . , . . . . \p.^ ' ;
- fo r the last six m o n th s
Sadie Rich and M r- H u,,!,l |
I '1.,« T ite 1957-156 co m p a riso n
.
I k t g in sta lle d fo llo w .ng o ffic e r. • ' export grains inspected at As
Mrs, A r th u r VanTR-Mr- pr»- T.t wn -b-n -a— was .DA„— no | Hon—
Mrs. I /ao Wlatk ins. y ■.
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: du st 3 9 h tilP o n bushel
Mrs.. V ir g il B rock, -c, w a n Mr
I n - is-, :ion o f in c o titin g grains
J e rry B a rn e tt, ire sm er \ t r - f
st- i ’lT tla n d . ‘ is to ria a n ti Pcitdle
I ». F u n k , re p o rte r
n « a . »lightly o ve r 4 1 m illio n
Tueselay S tu d y < • rb
,
I',' c l- o r aÌKiut 13 m illio n hush-
kiM
week ai the home o f Mr-
r..-, > - le s s - th a ji^ tb e figures fo r the
W a tk ln s w ith the f-,1!,,«,,
pre- - I .' iteriti
a year e a rlie r The
sent, Mrs. Ed D utton M r- Tom rim- u-titam P s view at _ .................
Jacobson, Mrs E ld o n L „ „ M rs, specie I 39.6 m illio n bushels aom-
E rnest S h u ll, Mrs. W D W a ik im
I'.irc T W ith 50.6 m illio n bushels
Faye Boiee, and Mrs Harry Van ‘ o ’ ked in the last six m onths o f
G lid e r and Mrs John l t m \ a. ,!l- '
bi, on tin g wheat
receipts
guests. M ts S h u ll was program u c .u d o w n alm ost tw o m illio n
leader w ith a s tu d y ¿w } “ty.y-tBon .V.V»! e4s_jjt A s t(» rl3 ^JA 5 G m 7
Mis« F lo rin e K a ittc . o f
-h e b r,gainst 6.1 19^4« bushels.
ton. Kansas, a r r it a d last week to r
A‘
l,>ns
Ibeoni-
. an In d e fin ite sta y urt Thp tro ■ ofT
^•he’it ST~P o rtla n d decreased
h e r fa th e r, M r. and Mrs. F lo yd ‘ »ter S m illio n bushels o ver the
Haines. F rie n d s w ill be so rry to
.
‘
' 'e a r. tw o o ther
hear th a t M rs. Haines is In The gratps icveTVcd at th a t oT ic? show-
Dalles h o sp ita l.
< ' in if.c rc is e in volum e. Rvè re
M r. an ' Mrs. Tom Maenab and x u p ts were 15 tùA’tw m ore than
fa m ily and th e ir houseguest, Mrs last 'e a r , and in c o m ffg oats w ere
K e lly , w ere Sunday d in n e r guests Uit »bout «0 ,0 0 0 bushels
Sm all
a t the home o f M r and M rs Chet ds-tvases were noted in corn, bar-
Coats
Je j,, .a ; tu l i o r ecei pt».
one of the
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b *f ’