Sherman County journal., June 06, 1958, Image 1

^lu'rnuiit GTouttfy journal
Seventieth Year No- 31
T hese
T h in g s
We
N ote
Moro, Oregon Friday
Horsemen Plan
.lune 6, 195S
Ooui»tj official Pnper
About the County
Show Sunday at
Historical Society
Mr. aibl Mrs. le d von B orstel
M r. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer w ent
One o f the la rg e r g ro u p of peo-
of T he 1 Miles w e ie d in n e r guests to Wasco M em orial day and hail pie m eeting M em orial day fo r a
F rid a y at the George von B orstel d in n e r w ith the Gus H artm anns picnic d in n e r, was at the home of
home. Mr. and M rs. F ra n k von and then a ll w ent to The Dalles Mr. and .Mrs. May B row n. Com ing
Fair Grounds
Program Has Much
Of Public Interest
Budgets Differ
Greatly; Analysis
Changes Made
The M id-C olum bia saddle clul»s
w ill have itsannual horse show at
the Sherman co u n ty fa ir grounds
Sunday w ith e lim in a tio n s start-
in g at 9:30 In the m o rn in g and
the grand e n try set fo r one o ’clock.
There is an even dozen clubs to he
represented from Skamania to
A rlin g to n
Events in t hit e W estern Plea-
sure horse, Texas B a rre l race,
E nglish Pleasure horse, Hacka-
tnore re in in g , Baton pole bend-
in # ’ J u n io r horsem anship,
A ra-
Wan Pleasure horse. Matched
Pairc
t
i
S, ,mrv
*, \ v
i
°F
A ra h m « Tu
. f WHk
horse’
readers have kept th e ir
the fir s t county budget
Knife and Mrs. B ill R olfe took a pot luck d in n e r served at noon nab 'in 'V h l? v i^ n R ^ io im 'iir T h e £
*"*
w in w m cn was published A p r il 18
her back Monday.
and base hall game In the after- B row ns were M r an i M r ? \ v « i
*
V U a ,la ce May and 25 U w lU * * d ‘ f f k 'u lt fo r
Mr. and Mrs. D onald vo n Bor- noon.
ter M orris Mr and m ™ n m V rt* ',p,'e sl,le n t' t l ' e 7 ^ ' (,f fhe set' r
them to know
how m uch the
stel and fa m ily w e re In T he Dal-
A rm v P vt - s v ™ v l ^ . . „
.‘L .
an d . M rs V ° .. rt ‘ ary. some local h is to ry by Glle., o rig in a l d iffe rs fro m the new one.
A rm y Pvt. D oran E. F ritts , 24. B y rd ami fa m ily , Mr. and Mrs. French and songs t»y Tom Fraser, The firs t was defeated b y
Giles L. French
the
les Sunday w here th e y attended son o f M r. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bob M o rris
M r and Mrs
bay who w ill expand
his p a rt o f the voters and the second, published
servîtes at St. P a u l’s E piscopal F ritts ,
G rass V a lle y, re ce n tly B ra -k e tt, j e r r y and Joan
The nation has ap p a re n tly «juit
the tra d itio n a l In th is paper, is below the six
church and spent th e day th e re p a rticip a te d In a fie ld tra in in g M r. and Mrs.
Joe M o rris and program ta y o n d
lo o kin g fo r the cause o f the re­
.
oi ....
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and Sweet Oregon."
percent lim ita tio n and cannot be
cession in p o litic s w here i t w asn’t,
v isitin g th e Gene R e yn o ld ’s fam- Arm
exercise
ored r> conducted
iv ia m ’c i / i r t m
‘
l>bddpen- E ve ryo n e enjoyed the
Sig V nander, state
treasurer, changed except by action o f the
nor in business practices where
iiy .
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m
r
v A rm o ,r,e d f D i' i8‘OT181 3d A r tille r y B ro w n s lo ve ly
yard
w ith so and descendant
o f Oregon pio- budget com m ittee
some discoveries were made and
Mr. and Mrs. H e n ry Ten E yck near G rafenw ohr, Oermanv.
m anv o re ttv flow ers bloom in«/ at
nm .r- »..m
*’- koo pio- u u u g vi cunrm uwt*.
now the search is in the s p iritu a l
o f Sandy spent M em orial week
Mrs. Rhoda West le ft S aturday th is tim e
*
h v k -
,» e i
m1"
**‘ rs‘
r<)ad fund. ta « t ye a r
state o f the c itiz e n ry w h ic h is a
end here w ith th e ir .son in law fo r Burns a, the Cose o f s c S
M « T c o n a rd Jordan le ft Sun-
ta " ‘
R
JK
,
,
v i a iu in ii
.yii». ix-ouaru jo ru a n tett bun- betterm ent
fe rtile fie ld fo r o u r erro rs
and d a u g h te r’ M r’ and M rs- Bud to v ls lt her bro th e r a“ d she also d a y to attend a four-day postmas-
There w ill
K ock and fa m i,y ‘
wiU vksit ber sons in P ortland, te r’s m eeting held In La Grande ports and elect be com m ittee re- budget $100,900. No cut was made
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election o f officers. A ll In weed co n tro l, wages w ere $57,-
We not th a t i t w ould l>e a
„ M' ; and Mrs. M arlon l-i-ew« and
M r and Mra. V ernon B e rry and Mr». W in Roberts is ca rin g fo r th is w ill fo lio .
good conservation practice i f the £*®ss> In d iv id u a l sc u rry fo r adults, Donald o f Stevenson spent Mem- fa m ily le ft F rid a y at the close o f the p o s to fH c e "a t* R u fu s''d u rb w » irm iru
> th ° ' isWlng and ,MM)' nww eV ° i 2 ° ’ repa.lrs
* 13’*
state’s m any w ild chicken pens 1’ ail horse class and the ja ck p o t o ria l weekend here w ith her par- the school year fo r
Oklahoma her absence
,nv g| • o
eal nf
w bich. 000. now
#a8 & o il 'y 33
w ere kept free o f noxious weeds. calf roping. Prizes have b?en do- ents the D ell Olds.
w here he w ill attend sum m er
Mr. ami Mrs W ‘ ~ *’ * *
•
8
n,°'St m’P°rta n t
MM)’ now W000*» ,in?s & tu b es
In Roberts and part of the annual get together,
were $4000, now $4000; general
son B illy spent Sunday v is itin g
supplies, no change; grader blades
and d r ill steel, no change; in d u s­
his
tr ia l accident was $1200, now
tim
$750; q u a rry sites was $5000, now
f
$2500; miscellaneous was $800,
ty
‘ 1 now $500; bridges & clu verts re­
some
ivuius
m e
a i ' Huck"
even- Coe,8ch
a w ord fo r w o rrie rs :
ly DeMoss is general chairm an.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob S c h illin g and and fa m ily o f’ P ortland s p in t'th - e j ki
b i uuiiauuii
g ‘ o th e r g ui u e sts‘
of th
fa rm - s o u th ’ o f l i o r o * m ain 8t ,1 0 -00° : road m a ch in e ry
" I w o rk and I to il
was
an<* ‘ be « In kin g fu n d
I t is expected th a t m any o f the fa m ily and Mr. and
Mrs. A rt M em orial weekend here w ith his last week w ere Mr. and M rs. w il- - * a r N lg g e r R1<We, 4 00 n
1 push and I shove
and wo.men
womt
n iK e 'rs
in ’ J ’ 1'" " ’’ now ‘ bey are $7()00 and '
h‘ >rsemen
-f,SC.n ie n „anti
of ‘ he area S c h illin g ami fa m ily spent several parents the A rze ll Lem leys.
son Foote, Nancy ïx n ? a n T R obert F rld a y ’ June 13- E or fa rm
r« in-
j Nancy Ixm and
To fin d mole h ills
w ill be present fo r the events days last week at S u ttle I<ake
M r. and M rs
w
hrt wen? ..ro i...»
. h ____ terested In firs t hand In
in fo rm a tio n s ....
wrho
To make m ountains o f.”
w hich arc in clu sive o f most types | „ , atin u an . f fishing. They were and Mr? and Mrs. D E elbert
li , m '( V W , n ilco
" , d x T
h u r ^ a v ' n l g h r i u . e v e n in e w '^ and
r,'s,,l,s o f the
« * " new
e w T B A
T m
B or- A ™
* X r ’ ,'
«'.“Z i I ' V ’T ?
and results
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o f horses and ,nany kin d s o f con,. jo l„e d Sunday
by fhe
A,feed PrlnevfH e were vl.R o™ a. the
n ln g g ,„ r y e o n fro l m a fe rla ,. f h l . "
S
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P
a v n p f fa
am
nd M
r a
n il M
rs
K
ov S
h illin
_ n .,_ . o
is f a C good
to m>t *S firs Kood
t hnnil
Payne
m ilv
ily a and
M r.
and
Mrs.
Roy
S c ch
illin g g h,»mo
home flm
the Wednes- nice slides
elilo chance
F alls and
chance • 10 Ket
hand
The recent troubles o f the p e titio n .
___
D ifference iietw een the
firs t
In fo rm a tio n ,
Joe B ibby anil S ally Sue. A ll en- ('a.v before M em orial day.
French are called the "F re n c h
m any others. M r. and Mrs. B ill
Pini srww.miieJ
budget and the second shows the
and
college
joyed
a
p
icn
ic
d
in
n
e
r
together.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
a
rl
Old
R e vo lu tio n ” w h ich is n ’t v e ry ac­
fo llo w in g changes.
Salaries;
hand.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. S c h illin g o f R obin left Sunday fo r P ortland to E ve re tt spent Sunday at the H uck be ° on
n hand’
curate. The o rig in a l was a v e ry
Klret B iolget
Second B udget
"ottage Grove came T h u rsd a y v is it Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P e rry home. M r. and M rs' Fred H a rrl
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bloody a ffa ir ending in a d ic ta to r­
Judge
$2250
$2250
.
„ c
,i v ,
.
, , and were over n ig h t guests o f his and fa m ily.
sh ip fro m w h ich a sort o f re p u b lic
son
wen?
d in n e r nl^hi
guests o f the Fat Stock Show
Just Io?
1980
2400
in The D a ll^ u n d iy afterT tong S ° th,‘r’ Mrs
W’
F«
Slh“
lln«'
and
Mr.
J.
w.
Blagg
went
Huck,
Saturday
grew.
C lerk
4500
4500
Starts
Monday
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l
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.
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.
M
em
orial
day
they
w
ent
to
M
oro
to
Pendleton
Mednesday
w
here
M
o
to
rin
g
to
W
ish
Lshram l a s t
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illness.
F uneral services were
Dep. C le rk 2000
2000
As long as we judge e v e ry th in g held Wednesday from the Mor
Co. Agts. 7390
7190
by the status o f the d o lla r we w ill C o m m u n ity church w ith the Rev
A ssess< >r
4500
4500
be affected by Its ups and downs. E rnest Qoodertberger o ffic ia tin g
D tp
1000
none
So fa r as u<? can see those w ho Wj,), in te rm e n t fo llo w in g in the i7 .... i
*,
4500
4500
county w ill S h e riff
do not w o rsh ip the d o lla r are as j o q F -------------
How a id Belshee.
Dep. "
3600
4500
cem etery
tra
n
ste
rre
d
soon
to
hers
and
for"~th7
fir
s
t
tim
e
F
F
A
Ja
n
lu
»
Mrs.
Jake
E
slin
g
e
r
and
Janie
happy as ever.
•pects
J a n ito r
3000
3000
John F re d e rick Foss was born
and i fa
ily v Blagg fo r a
a tw
is it. .
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October 18 1870
in
g n iiiv n n and daughter Nancy unu
« . m
i ,..,
in n o weeks
weens v visa
Vancouver, W tl
Changes were made in the as-
countv. Mo.’ a n ti m o v e d to ' a , b t ” ?f P o rtland c a m e u P fo r M em orial , Mr. and Mrs. E lton E a kln were by the ra ilro a d
w ill e x h ib it and sell 9 beef 11 C8Mor’8 budget by re ducing o ffice
John F. Foss Buried
Here Wednesday
in g age w ill increase in 20 years
and th a t
the nun,-
b y 150%
■hildren
ill Increase
In a
her o f ch
ild re n w
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s im ila r fashion. Maybe so. A n d
maybe big fa m ilie s w ill go out o f
style hy then.
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I t is lik e ly th a t C harles De-
G aulle is too old to ever become
an e ffe ctive d ic ta to r. A nd France
1
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_
L
r
.
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_
doesn t go m uch fo r them any-
w ay.
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The suprem
e co u rt .. has held th
at
an does have a rig h t to w o rk
a man
■ha, even a union cannot sto p
and that even a union cannot stop
h im w ith o u t being liable fo r dam ­
ages. Maybe the labor m onopoly
Is com ing to an end.
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Looks lik e dem Bums m ig h t
p ro fita b ly trade Chavez R avine
fo r a few« good ball players.
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l
w ° r k fro m $200
the Ing esp«dalhr fo r* J lin F o x’ grad lie hel«l WeiJncsilay afternoon and lncrcasln«
^ o n ^ e r e ^ M ^ a ^ M r a H ! ^ ' evening, June 11. Sherm an coun- to $500.
Repairs to the courthouse was
Leach a m ily , the Ivan Blagg fam- Fox Jr. and n r. and Mrs. W ilso n L in
. s are encouraged to su p p o rt
cu t to $500 fro m $1000 A change
th
e
ir
p
articipants.
ilv and Mi hael Blagg. Mr. and Foote, Nancy and Robert, all o f
was made in p u b lic w e lfa re re ­
Mrs. Bill Todd and fa m ily and C o rva llis. F rid a y , Mrs. F ox and
s u ltin g In an a d d itio n o f $576.80.
Mr. and Mrs. \ . B. E akln o f The a ll o f the Footes w ere d in n e r Two Finish OSC
Fhe emergency fu n d was cu t In
Dalles
ere afternoon
isito rs,
rs. g u m ts fo r a M em orial day gath- Next MonHav
i ps w
wen?
afternoon v visito
h a lf to $6000. The ambulance
Mr. and Mrs. Amos W o lfin b a r- e rln g at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
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fund was e lim in a te d , funds fo r
George Law rence Fox Jr. und
ger and c h ild re n
a rrive d
last E a rl W e a therford at Olex 'H ie
the p u b lica tio n of the p la n n in g
Monday from
M issouri to v is it F
to C o rv a l,iH ,a,e receive degrees j X ' i ^ ^ t h c 89t‘ h com m ission re p o rt cu t to $400
.
'
’ « IM l I '
her sister, Mrs. A. S. A lb e 1 rty
and
th a t same dav
fa m ily „1, Saturday.
J«“
M .Hcr took h l, ala,or a , annual comm encement exercises fro m $500 and the p la n nin g com ­
m ission
a p p ro p ria tio n
cu t
to
M r. and Mrs. Sam A lb e rty and fa r as Yakim a T h u rsd a y m orn- at Oregon State college.
$1000 from $2500. A new s in k in g
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_
.
f,'wx
graduate
In
the
school
fa m ily went to Hood R iv e r Sun- Ing so th a t she could meet her
<hiy to v is it his bro th e r, B ill Al- husband there then go o n ' to
f en g ine e rin g and N o rto n w ill fund fo r the preservation o f re ­
ds of $3000 was started.
Iw rty and fa m ily.
, , dr
' n ■ , -ica i
to rrV s sis
business
J e rr y ’s sis and -----------------
le ch nologv
a" en" ‘ ' ‘K
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g ra d u a tio n a t --------------------
together M em orial day at the Ben M oro Wednesday n ig h t
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WV1V
„
,
M
u
Payne home In The Dalles w ere
Mr ami Mr«« H aw aii c
the
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‘
S h e rra rd
‘ he A
A lfn
lfre -«
d I*avne
m ily and
M - r a« M i r and M
r r8'
u Ha'*
* >al1 *«
and
Mrs
Bennie
Pav,/.
<„
(ll
'
\
"
J
£°n
Heppner visitisl at
„
and Mrs
l" ? st o f his
th e re gups,s were the c la lr B a lz e r. anil the Vernon
' p O,W S
X e X fn g
to
U>' a
■'«'
, ! >ss. s Pr i5*gs in 1S97
‘ ake
. ,ng' . ^ itb bis b ro th -
e r in law, John M itc h e ll he es­
tablished the
M itc h e ll & Foss
shop in M oro w here C ushm an’s is
located and fo r years set tire s,
shotl horses and welded the iro n
'H I'k r» f
f t x r iv x
rav -xzvb i
f.... «
w U ork
of farm
machines
fo
r tw o
=
. ' OnS ° f Sherm an C0Un,y
farm ers.
W hen autom obiles came In he
Ut. nI *n " ‘ ‘ h H -n iy Kunsm an and
o,h<?r’ ’ ? ’ '» «
° • ,h a l
S n X t ^ X r a r X e
. M
r. and Mrs. Iva n Rlagg and
.....
fa m ily and M r. and Mrs. l>on
| A.;,
an() f am ily went to Port
land M em orial day to th e ball
games.
Mrs. P h y llis R ichards gave
supper p a rty at the home of her
parents th e 'J o h n Rusts Sunday
evening ce lebrating the fir s t b ir-
’ »«.lay
he- daughter, itobhv J „.
P re-ent were T om m y Richards,
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Mr. and ..............
Mrs. H. O.
Dugger,
M r.
an<| \ j rs Oran Raven and fa m ily ,
M r and Mrs. l i d Cox and Mi, l „
- V S ' M r s P la lr
d Mrs. C la ir Adam s and
now used by the state h ig h w a y Mrs. Donald
laid It________
M arsh and ______t,
P h illip o f
departm ent and sold and repaired Hood K iv ter
e r and
rs c C. p
and M
Mrs.
P. Adarns
Adam s
,
,
Dalles
came
up
car8-
o f The Dalles came up Wednes
Wcdncs-
In JW l Mr Foes married Jen
nie M c io llu m
w ho passed aw ay
fol high
fa m ily ,
" le
Swimming Lesson
gra<iuaUon v.,ih->.
Mrs. Marsh and P h illip stayed t ill
E a kln
Mrs
<;i,.n„ Mi-ixu-hian
and Mr. ami Mrs D a rrell M cl «< h
?
T
t
T
'! i
7 .» M ^ , S herrard is a
ia8t Ju*y He alway« found Ume Sundaj with her parents Mr and lan and I
>f Heppner Mrs daugh/ , ’ of t^euBakei
Americans are «aid to dislike J "
Jun in WO; played «m«- Mr« «Donald Clodfelter
Mi
Sullivan from Callfornlaa ¿ V
¿ T
w*° retunwd
Registration Set
Legion Posts Have
Memorial Parade
imertean l ^ t o n po«ta m the
<’»alr Balzer, F irs t
A id
and county i/hserved M em orial day In
W i,h '' Safety chairm an w ishes t.>
a.-.-..
r h ,iia v by
,
md tho ,,.,«-nt ; a m li'
from .1,,« dty park to
chlW ren o f tbe <'‘ ffe re n t comm on- ‘ b*
bou^ wbt>re a Program
lf,,es th a t the “ ^ ‘arn T ‘> S w im " was given Is-fore
the
plaque
classes sponsored by the Sherman ,M‘a rln « the names o f those w ho
i ? ‘'‘ P’ er ° f the A ’^ « n
ed served ln W W II fro m Sherman
( r ° ss w ill he held at The Ihdh
Dalles county.
fro m J u t» I M T ¡ n.
Boy Scouts
Bluet,hxls
and
elusive.
.
( amp F ire g irls , the school band
The local chapter o f the Atnei 1- t*n‘ ere<‘ the parade w ith
repre-
can Red Cross Is re n tin g the pool sen‘ a“ vt*s fro m the posts and the
and pa
paving
fo r r the
the in
striirto
ro Sherman lUtters and W est W in d
yin g fo
In stru
cto rs,
hut w ill not provide tranoporta- ,lld<irs cainp w l‘ h th e ir horses
tlon.
Rev. E rnest G oodenbtrger gave
As In previous years, i t is the ,be ■d d re M - Hev. Don I^each the
re s p o n s ib ility o f each ’ com inun- ln vo ca tlo n - Mrs. Ixds M ille r o f
Ity to p ro vid e tra n sp o rta tio n and
H lv e r placed a w re a th on
chflPeron<*
Kach
co m m u n ity tbe V,a<‘ ue frn n i tbe 8 * 40 and
8bou,d therefore choose some per- the Program was com pleted w ith
S(,n ‘ o take charge o f these ar- a volley from the firin g squad and
rangem ents.
taps. R obert M a rv in was chair-
d icta to rs b u t Beck w ent on fo r bal1’ jo ,ked w ith frle n d s and bad Marsh and R ic k y came F rid a y Mrs. Irene Belshe and Frances
IT
3 ,OnRCr
years and H o ffa bids fa ir to do a ™ P P y ” f anecdotes.
and
t (he w<>ekt.nd at the M r. and Mrs M(>,v , n FuIkerso8n* Vl8‘ t ’ mat
,
n , w b l,
S u rv iv in g are three daughters, C lo d fe lte r home. M r and Mrs ami ch ild re n M r and Mrs Bob h ,a8' m a te 8 , ° f
D a « »“ ^ l l n g
the same and some feel sad over
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P e trlllo ’s tears. Maybe w e 're not .Mrs. M a rg u e rite Kaseberg. Was- E ra n k von B o rsle l had d ln n e r W illia m s and ch ild re n and M r
co;
Mrs G w endolyn
Matteson, w ith theIn >Sundav.
and Mrs. Tommy
A lfred and
« .?
" 7 ^ 7 h ®! tU rn '
so dem ocratic as we boast.
D o
o ro
ro th
th y y H
H e
ellherg.
Mrs?
J " " " "
Moro, Mrs. D
lliie rg ,
M
rs F
F ra
ra n
n k , w n B orstel was a c h lid re 'n a ll 'fro m The “ b a lk's
boat.
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Portland, one son John A.. Was- gues, 0 ( ,,K. Waaro u n it o f the
B e rt S w lg a rt w h o has been
I f w e arc at last tr u ly r id o f co tw o sisters, Mrs. M a ttle H ill, A m erican Legion A u x ilia r y w hen
w o rk in g at K la m a th F alls spent
H ells Canyon a g ita tio n perhaps Nampa, Idaho. Mrs. N e ll Sayles, „ nw t ln h ,kmI ,U ver M onday at Don King Re-elected
the weekend at L h ls home at the
we can get together on some sites -Spokane, seven grand« h ild re n and the home o f Mrs M argaret Par- Legion Commander
m outh o f the John Day riv e r.
th a t are more valuable. We th in k oik * great g ra ndchild.
ro tt
Re-elected as com m ander
Mrs. George Fox j ) f R ufus and
a lo t o f people talked about H e lls
He was a mem ber o f the Pres-
G arv R rin k e rt fe ll at his home <'b r ‘ s Schultz jiost was Don K in g
Canyon dam In order
get to h y te ria n
church,
Odd-Fellows May 24th and broke h ls k>ft a rm at a m eeting Wednesday n ig h t. •Mrs. Ed C a rd in a l o f Wasco p u t on
use those na u g h ty words w ith o u t ¡od»«*. the Rebekahs
and
the
jj^ v e 't h e wr?sl T ils p a re n ts U « v d John-on w ill''li'v jc e ^ o m ^ ‘ b
e
and made d in n e r fo r the
8 ln -
K n ig h ts o f P ythias and was one M r. and M rs w illia m B rin k e rt mander, Bob M a rvin
a d ju ta n t,
’ isters teaching and the out
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o f the founders o f the Sherman took h lm t() The 1>al,p .
, he Jack i^ w re n c e . chaplain. John
tow n, ? ‘ ,i ren v
* .J ."
W h ile great num bers o f yo u n g C oun‘ y H is to ric a l society, was a doctor p u , a cast on ,t , h . was
P arker, sergeant at arms and ser-
7
¿be M V * ; a tl0 " B lb P
?rsons are g e ttin g degrees fro m n^ ' ^ r o f the c o u n ty w elfare the h<wpital over n ig h t
vice o ffice r, Giles French his- T
! at
M a ry 8 C atho,‘c
persons
»liege a few elders
are
being
M r and Mrs. B arnard M a rtin ‘ o ria n and Rich B ru cke rt, Theo-
alJ * ? re cto ry ‘,n Wa8CO
colie#?
. _ _
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v#>n
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Deanna .. and D anny,
w ent » . to .. Port- ,:*ue Johnston and n B. t II.
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'« o n n a d '. a - y J . L E S a S c h 1’ tWO
'wHt Jteople in th
InZ
give
n h
h a a t t la
is fin
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B ut the oldsters w ho get a degree
i« n n , p ; . . : u p
j
land S aturday w here they w ill son, exe. u tlv e com m itteem en.
Baton Twirling Draws
day fo r . the boarders.
have done a lo t more w o rk fo r i t
J ' r o u r r in is n U ra a es
k,ave J>anny at H ni A cadem y for
It was agreed to d ro p insurance meals each
t
than the young ones.
F »r ‘ y fo u *' elem entary p u p ils the sum m er m onths. They w ent on
b u ild in g unless means can
h
k " 8 ta rtln g o u t w R b
G raveside ««rvioes fo r Mrs. e Crowd At Grass Valley
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graduated
fro m
the Sherman to the a irp la n e where they le ft
found to pay fo r It. A co m m it- afJ
the rest o f'th e week 'w in ho S
'H llin , fo rm e rly of Waaco,
M any parents and frie n d s at-
We c e rta in ly
hope th a t the ^ u n t y elem entary schools last by plane on a tr ip to H aw aii. Gro- r''* was earned to handle o ffe rs e n jo y g i,^ | x.,st week It was a U * 'i \ '* . i? ,P<>
<'<*>netery tended the baton re cita l by the
troubles of the auto w o rke rs w ill week ‘ ° ‘‘«Place tw e n ty-e ig h t sen- v e r Wedgewood of The Dalles *',r the hall and lo t and to con- bp w a rm
* «^ -
,a W luesday ____
fo llo w in „ g a students
o f a Deanna
M a rtin
given
, *
1 ■ KO WS
x x .« s a s s s u
u ia
re su lt in some b e tte r w o rkm a n - ^)rs w bo graduated
fro m
the w ill ,sj>end a m onth at the M a rtin
her death in
P o rtla n d »Sunday, m the Graus V a lle y gym laud
o th e r places that m ig h t be
ship on th e ir p a rt.
Sherm an c o u n ty h ig h school.
ranch w h ile they are at>sent.
obtained. Roberson, Barzee and
. T V ,,°r»8. are
tW°
Rrandsons. Monday evening May 26. T h ir ty
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The lis t o f graduates is as fol-
P arker are th a t com m ittee.
" i n Robinson Is a nephew
ch ild re n under the e ighth grade
Being horn equal is the easiest l ° ws- «xcept fo r Moro, reported
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, vd Hafhhun and Mrs. p a rtic ip a tin g were fro m
Moro:
p a rt o f it. S taying th a t w ay takes la5‘
S
( hester Coats are co-chairm en o f N lc k l
Bethke,
Ju d y
Dunlap,
w o rk.
RI FUS— A lic ia Joy A lle n , Lo r-
he s w im m in g program at Wasco M arcia
M a rtin , Judy
F e rre ll,
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en W avne B yrd,
Donna
May
E. R iddell Ixige o f Hood R ive r, a^ d w ld receive re g istra tio n s fo r M aryann Thompson, Nancy Con-
Hanson, Michael Ray Hosey, Ca-
p resident; C a rro ll Sayrs, Moro, ‘ '**drPn w bo hove been to school lee, S h e rrill G rey ami
Susan
We always like d the s to ry about th e rin e A nn Macnab, Onalee San-
vice president, ami th re e o th e r d l- a” d T aryt to *earn ‘ ° *w lm In the R obertson; fro m Grass
V alley:
the man w ho ordered a breakfast dra M ille r.
rectors o f the M ld C o lu m b la Pro-
( 1088 can>paign
Ja n ke liem ley,
S h a ryl
Blagg,
fro m a com ely w aitress by saying,
WASCO— T o n y Capaci, John
d
u
ctio
n
C
re
d
it
Association
w
ill
S heri Rolfe, Ixw ise E akin, Nan-
" I w ant tw o boiled eggs and a Thomas Chats, Jackie Lee Delco,
attend the 1958 sum m er co n fe r­ W i l l i « « 0 ____
cy A lb e rty , Nancy Crew«, Shar-
few kin d w ord«.”
B arbara K ay
F rid le y ,
C larice
on Koeck^, Manya Neal, Mona
ence o f PCA d ire cto rs and secre­ William FergTJSOn
W hen she b ro u g h t the eggs he Jean H o ckett. E lm e r C. Johnston,
E akln,
Ix d lta S u lliva n ,
Me|va
ta ry-tre a su re rs at P o rtla n d June Dies In Tne Dalles
sai<l, "T h a n ks fo r the eggs. H ow Lynda Irene Marden, John Char-
W
illia
m
Ferguson,
w
ho
has
I>ean
Alt»erty,
Joy
von
Uoratel,
19
and
20.
about the k in d w ords?”
le« Thomas,
M ichael J. Tom-
J.
M erton
Stein,
secretary- w orked around Grass V a lle y fo r C athy von B orstel, R andy Ltfo-
She replied.
"D o n 't
eat the kin«.
tre a su re r of the M ldX Yilum bla *w ne m onths, died In a mens’ ley, Susan E a kln ,
P a tty Crews,
GRASS V A L L E Y —Gene E a kln .
association, said
the P ortland d o rm a to ry In ’ll»« Dalle« Sunday Sandra B e rry,
J e rry
A R w rty,
\M p were rem inded o f th a t to- John E a kin .
M alcolm E slln g e r
m eeting w ill b rin g together m ore a‘ ‘ be age o f 55. He was t » m ln K athleen K in g and R uth A lley,
day when upon opening a le tte r J e rry K elley, M anya Neal, Mar-
than 40 fa rm e r and rancher di- M issouri A p ril 3, 1903 and is
The Grass V alley grade school
c o n ta in in g a sm all check fo r ser- jo rie Riggs, Daniel Todd,
rector» o f P C A ’»; representative« » u rv lv e il b y tw o sons,
W illia m held its annual p icn ic at H u n t
vices rendered there was a lit tle
K E N T — I*a trick Roy Jefferies,
o f federal (Oregon and W ashing- (>r C a lifo rn ia , Don o f
N ational P ark at T yg h V a lle y Werinee-
note h oping th a t we had had a John Ray K e lly , J u d ith A nn Mac
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and
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daughter,
Mrs. <biy Many o f the parenta attend
pleasant holiday.
A few
k in d Innés, Peggy Û a ln e M cKay, Bon-
M lk r K- nny and P a tty
M ille r May S.
G irls w r r r tw o o f sev era l ls»ards and o ffic ia ls o f the Federal G eraldine M cC u rry of
N a tio n al ed, a ll enjoyed the picnic din n er,
w ords are pleasant to receive and nie Jlene T atum ,
a 11 K enneth g i» m g «1« m onetration on «loth from sh rrm a n , M h erlrr
and
till- In te rm e d ia te (V e d lt Bank o f Sj»o- C ity Body was sent to
N ational The boys played i»a »e t a i l In the
im p o rta n t to give.
Sather.
Ing at I II « Unie Iir|<| at < ondon ILirti to u n tir s atten d in g « lini«-.
kane.
( ’ity fo r services and In te rm e n t, afternoon.
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