Sherman County journal., June 13, 1958, Image 1

Gherman cCnattíy jjmtrnal
Seventieth Year No. 32
Moro, Oregon Friduy
These
T h in g s
We
N o te
Historical Society
Ju n e 13, 1958
f a Counly
County Official Paper
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Jean Ross Tops Field Hearing Uncovers
In Sheep Division
»
z\i- .-
ÿ r g e Objections
At Livestock Show
Jean Ross repeated her former io Bridge Plan
Hears Mate
A lovely affair Tuesday after- Jack Kellogg. Billy Smith, Alice Mrs. E verett W atkins, and H erb
noon was the bridal show er for Kaseberg, Mary Ixiu G riffith, Boot, all of The Dalles, Ann Mc-
Miss Lois Ann E verett at the and Bonnie W elk in the 7th. Bar- Millin of Hebo, Arnold Brady of
Methodist church social rooms bara Fridley, Jean Hockett, Lyn- Dufur, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elis-
given by Mrs. M arvin Thomas, da Marden, Tony Capaci, Tom worth of Condon, Mr. and Mrs.
trium phs at the w heat league
The day was warm and sunny Mrs. Martin Pshigoda, Mrs. Vern Coats and John Thomas in the
A large num ber of interested
when Sherman cou rattans tiegan Van Gilder, Mrs. L. P. Haven, Mrs. 8th. H onorable mention went to Glen VanGikier and family of livestock show field in The Dal-
Antelope,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prank
les this week by bringing home persons crowded the hearing hall
gathering at DeMoss Springs Jack Itothery and Mrs.
Lloyd Dean Rich, Sharon Bolden in the vonBorstel of Grass Valley.
tiie grand cham pionship for sheep at Maryhill castle Tuesday tnorn-
Park, the men to sit and visit Royse. A profusion of roses and 7th. Virgil Fields in the 8th. The
Mrs. Sam Brock returned re- a medium southdow n.
ing and sat surrounded by relics
while the women opened the bas­ other flowers graced the rooms honor roll for the whole year was centlv
from Reno Nevada w here
Other w inners were Mary Ha- of an old Indian civilization while
ket? of too..—a situation consti- an.I soft music appropriate for the as follows: 8th, Tony Capaci, Tom she visited his sister Mrs. Cora
ven, reserve Yorkshire, Florine talking about transportation proh-
Giles L. French
tuting a luxury tor men. There occasion played in the
back- Coats, Barbara Fridley, Jean Ho- Conley.
Crews, first, Nancy Crews 2nd, lems not Imagined by the ahori-
was food, tables full of it, enough ground during
the afternoon, ckctt, Lynda Marden and John Mr and Mrs Floyd Rathbun
Frequency of elections is one to tickle the thin and fru strate Miss Jeannette Belshee added to Thomas; 7th grade, Mary Lou and family went to Portland Sat- 4th. Doug Reid. 5th, Danny Rolfe, Mines.
Colonel Jackson G raham dis-
of the faults of our governm ent, the thick.
the mood WRh piano selections Griffith, Alice Kaseberg and Billy urday to visit Mrs. R athbun’s 8th Gary Jose for heavy York-
shires.
B erkshire: 6th Virgil Phrased w ith form alities by brief-
We could assure ourselves
of '-*? program l>egan
prom ptly consisting of a medley of Liszt Smith; honorable mention Ronnie
m other Mrs Pete Laurs
ing the attendants in the purpose
equally good governm ent by
giv- on time »»ecause some w anted to an(j Shubert and other selections. Welk.
Mrs Fiovd Haines and Mrs. Fields. County herd 3rd.
in
judging
county
teams
took
the hearing w’hlch was to de-
ing longer term s and m aking attend a wedding
and others Delores Belshee sang V a n .r solo, H “A
Kwy nt ^test-s m N r a n d Mrs. Leo W atkins attended Rebekah 4th and 6th out of some three do«- term ine w hether the bridge plans
recall easier in case the office w anted to see a horse show. Tom Dream is a Wish ? h v t rk i
7 ’ u T ” and fa n y we7 , M,r ’ Assembly in Corvallis w here Mrs. en teams. Jean Ross was the best would impede river transports-
holders failed to serve well.
F raser sang three songs,
more Makes,” accompanied 1 b> het sis- and Mrs. Law rence Boots of I.eb- Haines took the degree of Chlv- Individual judge of the countv
tlon- Charles E. Andrews, of the
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than his usual quota, and closed ter Jeannette.
anon.
alrv
in
the
heavy
Angus
class
Bar-
W
ashington Toll Bridge authority
W onder if we’ll ever reduce with “Sweet O regon”, Mrs. Allie
The serving table was covered
Miss Carm en Rovse of Eugene
the horse power of a car so that Ruggles read the repor*
it will not support more than tw o tary and treasurer, Wallace
tail lights.
extended the president’s
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Giles French talked about
E stim ates are that the w heat history, Kenneth Fridley
crop will be the biggest ever. Ac- some state highway commission w hite carnation.
Also gracing Marie, who drove up on Friday.
l h u h , rah Gosson, daughter of 9th; I) Hereford«: Doug Bish 1st Paul w
Lite for Upper River
reage reduction doesn’t stop it history and prophesied great de- , be serving table was a silver tea
Mr and Mrs. Haymond Van Mr.
and , Mrs. Eugene Gosson uf Erin Wilson _
11th
County
her T ow ing W heeler Rucker, for
t
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velopment for this area in the service and punch bowl at which
but could if allowed to operate.
G ilder and Mr. and
Mrs.
A
rthur
**-*-
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Ashland is spending part of her
Sherm an was 2nd. Tidew ater-Shaver a n d Antony
next few years.
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Mrs. ( harles E verett and Mrs. L. Sargerat drove to Portland recent- sum m er vacation here w ith her
In lieef show m anship iunior Smith for Stevenson Towboat
Women, it says here, are going
L. Funk, aunts of the bride to be. ly to attend the 90th birthday re- grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Leo total w inners were Ih.ug Blah 6th, aske<i
there be a m i n i m i
to wear som ewhat more shapely
poured punch and coffee.
Glass ception of Mrs. Julia Woods Han- W atkins.
Doug Medler 7th, Erin Wilson °*
horizontal clearance
dresses this fall. N atural, too.
trays were used for refreshm ents sen, a form er Sherm an county
Mr. and Mrs. George Buck and 10th; Interm ediate: Barbara Frid- and 75 feet vertical clearance
Mother H ubbards are for sum m er.
with m iniature parasols for fav- resident and teacher.
family of G rants Pass were week ley 7th, Alice Kasei»erg 15th; 1 bey a ** preferred a high level
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ors-
A ttending a canasta party at end visitors at the home of Mr. Senior: Florene Crew s 4th. !X>n bridge without a lift span.
We are great fadists. It looks
Upon the arrival of the guest of the home o f Mrs. Bess Pound in and Mrs. Lawrence Buck.
H. C. Higgins of the toll bridge
Decker 9th, Terry Kaseberg 13th.
as If we w’ere getting over a
honor and her mother, Mrs. John The Dalles recently were Mrs
The Rufus G range m et last Swine Showmanship: Jr. Nancy authority, said th at while tlx?
mania for bigger,
longer cars
Robinson, they were each pre- Gordon H arper, Mrs. Augusta T hursday with
M aster George Crews 3rd; Interm ediate: Danny plans for the bridge perm itted
and are going to spend money on
sented with a corsage of pink H uckin, Mrs. Paul Patrick, Mrs. Fox in the chair. A fter the usual Rolfe 3rd, Virgil Fields 6th. Doug MOnie variation in location of the
sw im m ing pools and boats. Well,
rosebuds. During the afternoon. Carl Tuggle and Mrs. A rthur Sar- business, slides of Mr and Mrs Reid 9th; Sheep show m anship: d,t sl,an» such a
design would
it has to oe something.
Mrs. John Foss, Mrs. Darwin Van gent.
H arland McDonald’s trip to Mex- Jr.: Nancy Coulee 1st; Intermedi- Pe rm ^
shipping
satisfactorily,
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GikJer and Miss Darlene Goch-
Mrs. Charles Everett and Mrs. ico were enjoyed instead of the ate: Ann Hall 5th; Sr.; Jean Ross ( o s t of the bridge as
plan-
One of the things ham pering
nauer were prize w inners in a Jennie H earing reoently visited lecturer’s program . Supper was 4th.
ned would he $2,875.000 and as
car sales may be 40 cent gaso­
word game, after which Miss Ev- Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McKee in served.
In beef show m anship Steve Bur- re<iuested would be $3,015,000
line.
erett opened her gifts, assisted by Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. C urt Tom and net was 4th; In hog showman- with financing charges In addi-
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.Mrs. Gordon H llderbrand, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellsw orth their daughter Catherine left ship John Fields was 5th and ,lon‘ The traffic count indicated
Gold is like the Oregon Jo u r­
Leo Roberts and Mrs. Dewayne of Condon, Mr. and Mrs. W alt W ednesday for a trip which will L arrv Middleton 7th »nd
the
between three and th ree and
nal’s editorial page, w here you
Roe
could lie ¡«pent
find it.
safety.
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est of the Inland
Senator N euberger says that
spoke about th e cost
unem ploym ent benefits should be
might lie involved
paid by the federal governm ent
- M $
but his evidence
instead of the states. We do not
Sig Unander,
rted
as far as the
agree.
It
is
more
of
the
big
gov-
uK«w. u
...u.v
u.v
Kov-
, th
nells' H(»tK«rt Ferrell, E strelle Mem
hapter had 20 hogs and
Klver bridge was concern-
ernm ent idea the senator should kilkintf ,nni?1
Hailey, Gordon H arper, Carl Ev- J. J.
talking long and saying nothing.
Ya r *
2,' L Medler- Mr and M rs- -,lrn
Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and four steers in the show with Gene
'
The
8Pan there is used
try to forget.
A fter some early day history of
* 1 ave ' 1 e r’
-vd Rath- Towers and son and David Utley son Jim left S aturday for Cor- Fridley taking 3rd, Steve Burnet a,K)ui
times a year.
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Oregon and some kind words for ?,Un. an<
, , nn’ Leo Roberts, John all of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Joe vallis. They were dinner guests 4th and C urtis Root 6th for An-
,r ,f z Timmin of the Portland
We note several ads th at p u r­ Or
. ”:v1se’ ,
1 nest _ Sln,|H. Richard Yocum and family of Heppner, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John gus. Jim Duncan had the reserve PnhI,c IkX’ks lacked th e conten-
its
stu
rd
y
founders
he
urged
pose to instruct in how to invest
o ‘ eS; ! c n,eC „ th
, M ar* Prank M ed,er- Mr- and Mrs- n in K irsh in M.Minraville Saturday Palouse hog, John Fields 4th for ,,on of the
lines. Speaking
money. It rem inds us of an old study and acceptance of the pro­
ii\n , Art Smith, H arry VanGilder, Macnab and family and Mr. and and in the evening they w ere l>en of three. The team was 10th for ,he bridge were George Bacon
posed
regional
corporation
for
recipe for stewed rabbit: “ First,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in a field of 21 team s
judging ow ner of the Maryhill ferry, Hen-
Columbia river developm ent as a Raymond \ anGilder, Darwin Van Mrs. V. I’. Brock and family.
catch the rabbit.”
v‘ a ' an Uaa.si»eck, I>el
A ttending the funeral for Mrs. Foote in Corvallis. Honored there stock.
ry Miller, Klickitat county
means
of
getting
rid
of
the
ini-
county com-
com-
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W right, I» o W atkins and Judy, Fletcher
missioner,
Glen
Wbod,
W enatchee
quttous
preference
clause
and
p
u
t­
Here it is fath er’s day and w e’re
Chandler of Commerce, Bill Has­
full up on fishing equipm ent, ting northw est developm ent in
4 -H Summer School
kins,
The Dalles Cham ber of
the
hands
of
natives
instead
of
cameras, radios and have a ser­
< ommerce, Jack Rogers, Wenat-
viceable car. Probably could use strangers.
Drawing 19 Youths
chee Traffic A ss’n. Ben Fanning.
Elected as new officers after
a few socks—and probably will.
Bend, president of the Caribou
Don
M
artin
had
reported
for
the
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Frail Ass’n., Al Henry, W ashing­
Why weep over the Pacific coa>
ton state senator.
conference? It hasn’t worked
I he crowd came because of in­
for years.
There has been
terest in the bridge and w as re­
much difference in size of schools
presentative of m any of the com-
in ethics in sports and too great
„
I.
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college J™0111«« from Columbia riv er to
distance for many to follow’ their
n a n - i n i / f , o le ili ix illS U W
<)I
Iz jie ,
five years.
were the I* E. Dehlers, the Arth- aw aiting him at the Allis Chai- cam pus at Corvallis. They will
’’" ’achee along Highway 97,
teams.
Dale Ixuighlin and Sharon, Ix>on- ur Sargents, the Joe H ilderbrands m ers plant. Mrs. Fox and Jim re- attend classes, participate in var- w,1‘« i» is the Caribou Trail.
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nard
Fields,
Keith
. -
m
i ,..
.
McDonald, arwj Rodney of Ixdianon. Memor- turned to Rufus Monday evening
ious typea of recreation and take
A ttending from Sherm an coun-
We used to think it was the Horse Show Draws
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1
.
>,e
an‘ ' annle. Steve ¡a) (iav guests at the L. E. ix»h- while George w ent on to Eugene part in special events such as the
wer°
Vernon Miller, B.
boys who had ail the troubles
u lllHr ^ ernam ^,<’<*tegor and ler’s were Mr. and Mrs. Marion for the grange convention.
H.
Roberson,
T.
l i s t e r Johnson
band
and
candk?
lighting
cere­
w ith girls until we learned to Riders From Afar
Mo lie Of C orvalll., Tom Moore. Oosson and chll(lren <)f p „ r t |a „(|
Robert Ferrell and Giles French.
mony.
read the advicee columns and
• Itobcrt an«l
an<l
Bill A lsupan.1 . T he c h e rrle , are rlfx-nlng f u t
During their stay the 4 H’ers
The Fort Dalles Riders and the
learned that girls had troubles,
Nlabet, Gerald Nlsbet. w . A. Nis- children an.l Mollie McLachlan ln ltu ,u s ’ an<1 the oreharda have will live in fraternities, sorori­
Sherm an County Riders were the
too.
bet, Joe Moss, Carol Olmstead of of Moro
pickers harvesting the crop. The ties and dorm itories on campus. Red Cross Swimming
most consistent w inners in the
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n
m i > r n iu m h i» r i,iin . i. k
. . Hooil River, Paul Patrick, W. R.
M em o rial d av v is ito r« a t
th,. cherries are going to the plant for
<’ounselors at the living quar-
The Portland
Beavers are mi -( olumhia riding d u b contests Reid, Arlet R hinehart and Rebec-
y visitors at the
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COl,e*fe 8tU(,enta M
Lesson To Start
Rathbun home w
ere Mrs. !h inlv e a r ? n 7 i ,hî VPi
threatened w ith a shake-up. Prob- held at the fair grounds Sunday ,.a ip rrv Harnett
m u Floyd
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2 y tn*10' 1. 1 LS
the far’ as local 4-H leaders. Mrs Howard
ably will do no good. The hovs although Arlington, W est Klicki- Harold Brown W alter in ,, l
Ra ph W ittenburR- Mr- and Mrs. mers
will realize a little money,
" " u .'"
1
' z, r,1ose interested in the Red
are getting too old for baseball.
tat Posse. Hood River and other
X rd ^
„J
F ° rd’
FIorence Mur'
as they have had slim crons th e
* L ’
A rm stronK Cross sw im m ing lessons to i»e
clubs
took
some
places
m 2 .
,
B
runer»
J
«hn
Ruck
of
dock
an<1
Mrs
Mary
Ra
rb
u
r
last
several
years
P
"
from
Sher’
*" ^ e Dalles must be sign«*
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F
, ^
h- i
£
s
r S
~
F
F
M ran" Mrs
Llyod Roy sv* and
That girl who won $248,000 on
The Superior gas and filling '
\
,y Monday, Ju n e 15.
They
Mrs. John Royse attended a fam- station at Rufus expects
TV is getting proposals by mail.
_g 2° is f_
Ven. a schoi- ' may
,nay .slgn
Fiekls’ Confection-
Tects to be
f <»e.eg.ue
given
sign up at Fields’
? P Y *'*
rm tO C° VeF ° ry ln O r®88 Valk‘y - All children
That m ust make her mad.
x
^
r ^
r ^
^
d
Bun- ready for business W ednesday
Mrs.
•Ct
was
geh
thelr
•
s
l,n7
le
r
i
7
’h<xd
'<*<*■ Sher- having completed the first grade
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Their last major projec
Senator Green of Rhode Island Lynn Douglas of Hood River won H astings
80
* * S John Sheldrake.
statk.n in i
older are eligible. For fur-
11IC1I «nd their and o„,er
ting w ater for the station and ----- ------ lfc,n
is 90. Trouble w ith being 90 says the Texas Barrel race.
Mr
A
MrMiiitn nf
' a ™
’ Buyer, " ’chatoman. <’ " UC‘
H e,ro
Mrs losephlnc Lam horn and John Malhleson. w ater maator for
we who are not 90 nor have ever
P ort Dalles was ahead again ln spent several da v s w ith \ f r an i Mrs. Bernis Guy
of Portland Rufus has brought w ater to their
Sim ley W atkins, Wasco—Sher- filer Information contact Helen
i»een 90 Is that folks are
so sur- the English Pleasure class. Judy v|rs A rth u r Sargent
spent the Memorial week end business.
prised to find such an
ancient Beck and Jan Anderson placing
man C ounty Fair Asso.; Arlean
For registration in Wasco
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Al Dor-
A
fter
being
warm
here
the
last
After
| h.M(KM
anH Mp« w vt,
J,
?
,n Wa* '° aee
around at all they think
every- ln that order. Tom Alford of 10
Misses Cora and
,„k Max- H v. ral ".•.•k., a west wind has E. llrtK-kert, Vee Buaai, M o r l i Goat«
^ u p a“ " ’. t o ” "«?**1
M sry majpr anfj fam j|y an<i took
thing he does is rem arkable.
Mile and Cathy W est of Arlington Laidlaw of Portland w ere week irx? and Arlene Dormaier
er home
Wowing. We got a Idg rain
, ira n a e . B arbara Erldley. Market
W a* °
were first and
second in the end Kuests of Mr. and Mrs. H arry
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with them for a visit. Also
v isit- la*t T «uuim
»ay aim
w as lear-
es u/«,r
tIso visit-
hursday
and u it was
fear- Wasco_dam
Waseo— h n ,M
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Van Gilder.
A nation that cannot keep from Hackamore Reining class,
W
eir
Memorial
For
registration
in
ing the Dormaiers were Mr. and ?<1 R would crack the cherries,
over burdening its citizens w ith
excessive taxes
shooting rocket?
touch of sanit
T
“Aiding” railroa
them federal
much sense,
is to make money,
The “How to Make a Steelhead
a Game F ish ” problem is still
with us. No one could make a
steelhead other than a game fish.
It Is sport to atch one but as a
commercial fish It is inferior to
chinook salmon.
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I«ack of inform ation is the
cause fomany failures of govern­
ment. It may stem from a poli­
tician's preference /or talk over
thought.
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Next week the sun will turn
north again and the days begin to
shorten. That makes hte saddest
day of »he year but we suppose it
has to happen unless we have
nothing but daylight.
Treasurer Speak
McKean of Sherm an Riders won Mrs. Bill Macnab, Mr. and Mrs. Memorial day.
the matched pairs class.
W e-t
.. , A ,
iy «nsen, an<i O un C1„ h; A1)cF Kaseberg. Wasco
F rc<l Anderson, son of Arvld An-
/•., »,,,,
l -
,
• z.
<, m-w autom atic
W ind <*r«o„, w r e m .rrto d . . the Moro Mich,,., Kenny, ' Z « - S 3
SuU y X ,™ « £ .7 ?
M i l l e r , Mora — H arlandvlew welcome to try it
Grange, E rin Wilson. K e n t-S h e r-
An election resulted |„ j , m
man county branch. F irst Nation- W hite belna eho .n .
. / .
a, Bank,
Pan, Sather. M o r t^ « Ä ' I S d Ä
%
cos,um e ‘ ,asR
Marjorie vanG ilder was first and
Sharon foelsch. also of Sherm an
Riders was second. Roy Phillippi
,
r v n " 1 a,nd ? dfh T,bbetg of
O,.i 2- ' p acpil 7ne and tu o
tn t.ie Trail horse clam.
J. R. Price of I>a Grande was
ludffc
of the h show
heki 1
on í' sunnv
m l w’hlch
m J in was Z",“
hlU on A' e X ' T n . i
'
k
• 1 d at ended,
m
'
-Johnnie were dinner guests of
Mr. and ’ **
Mrs. I xhj W atkins a fte r
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_ here
’ ey v¡sited the cem
eteries
and in TF-> Dalles Memorial day.
'F -itin g Mr a n ! Mrs. Floyd
¡¡alnes are their ‘laughters, Mary
Haines and Patty Smith from
Kansas.
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b
h001
raîl f r o . . “ /
On the honor
'»
•• last nine weeks were
‘
Joined the Riders for a potluck
picnic In the park during the af-
ternoon
Among the out-of-town people
in Wasco Memorial day w ere Mr.
and Mrs. Searty and .Mrs. Ethel
Thom of Hood River, Elizabeth
F ro »tie, (Reason (Yiffee and his
Vnfrf^
Portland,
M r a " d Mrs'
Hines, Mr.
and Mra. Ora W orkman, .Mr. and
i
g tn e ir
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and family this week while at
tending the s to k show at The
I>alles and the meetings of the
wheat league.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ralslger
returned from Spokane Saturday
. . spending
.
ait®r
several days there f
w here he presided over the meet-
«ng of the N orthw est Grain Deal-
ers. His successor was chosen at
close of the session.
Safeway Stores; Rotiert Powell
o r a tn
K e n t - Sherman
nie Mobley,
( ounty ( ’attieni»?n'a Asso; and
Gene Fridley, W asco—The Dalles
branch, U. S. National Bank.
HI'lMiNTKEKM TO MEET
The Moro cl tv council ev|ie«-t«
to hold its annual budget meeting
this Tuesday night, according to
Mayor B II. Roberson.
,
I
dent T
»,
o * "
Dick Yocum and iJ o y ,i o,‘, 7 « '" '
A merrhandl.se shoot will tie
held Sunday Ju n e 22.
Miss Edith Paulson, having fin­
ished her school work for the
year is preparing to leave before
June 23 to attend sum m er schooì
at Eastern Oregon college at I J
Grande during the sum m er