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PAGE • ì S ¿IRM AN COI N T i JüCK N A L, MORO, OK&GON FRIDAY, NO 7, 1956 1 Grass Valley • Juarwyi McCKin wn? hostess ax Mrs. Jarnos A t^ b c ry and :a/hily çjnnrrn. In 'ale Augurs and a party at the Masonic H ill Sat- Mr Gilbert and Mrs. -Docp w ill ¿japunj^.p louic aiui t n b ct>0- Percent increas 2 urday aftej noon honoring her son con 0 n u t <ui ’o th e ir o-im» m W By Mrs. A. F. Balzer trol. Cost e t present runs about CLUB MEMBERS (Residence) Mike on his third birthday. Those Kansas City, Kan., after spending 85c per head 1957over Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balacr Spent invited to enjoy the afternoon several week, w ith Mr. and Mrs. Farm er Employer lia b ility 2,155,952 2,164,294 2,201,461 1954 1956 T o t a l Sunday visiting the Gus H a rt with him w ere Mrs. A. 6. A lberty Fred Cox. A recent Suprem e Court deci ► 2,104,787 m anns a t Wasco. r~ Total Members Mrs. F rank von Borstel re tu rn an l Dean, Mrs. Sam A lberty and Members sion relative to farm em ployers Mrs. Marie Geidle of Vancouver Nancy and Sandra, Mrs. Phyllis ed U* it Tuesday from Portland rewponaibillty from or.dhe-Job in 4 6 17 .^pent W ednesday afternoon vis- Richards, Tommy, Bobbie Jo and and reported that Mr von Bor ju ries is of im portance to farm Ring Mrs. W. D. Barnett. Dick, Mrs. Art Clough, A rt, Di stel waa getting along nicely from operators. Farm em ployers can no The G rass Valley Home E xten anna and C ynthia of Arlington, the operation on h it knee, Farm longer plead— 1) employee negll- 1,344 456 »308,515 sion unit met At IW school cafe- Mrs. Mr, H ila arry rry Hooper and Floyd, A lter t h t banquet a llo w in g ¿ / fellow em polyee negll - 5 7 -2 2 Ì , 395, n o 62.1% 6 4 4% Farm ► itr-ia Wednesday afternoon, Oct. Mrs. Don Earl, Debbie and Steve, the Rebekah convention held a t fence or <3J employee’s »««im p. 66.3% 22. Mrs. Harold Eakin, vice chair- Mrs. John Reckman, Alice and the IOOF hall Wednesday, a ape- tj On risk. Em ployers are thus man presided a t the meeting. Miss Donald and Emrne Bell Steele cial m eeting was held w ith the liable for on the job Injuries Rick Carol Arm strong, county agent, The children played a while and O rass Valley lodge as hostess in can spread by insurance cov- gave a dem onstration and talk on after Mike opened his gifts, re- honor of (Mrs. Edna O ster of erage w lth a prlvale com pany or home lighting. She also showed freshm ents of decorated birthday Molalla, president of the Rebekah the W orkm en’s Compensation Act slides of pictures taken at the cake, ice cream, punch and coffee Assembly of Oregon. Mrs. Claud through the State Industrial Ac- Rural Nonfarm spring festival. Refreshm ents of and Individual candy cups were Bayer, noble grand, presided w ith cjdent Commission Detailed in- 22.5 6.1 503,469 476,649 doughnuts, coffee and cider were served by the hostess. 33 members and 19 visitors p re form ation can be secured from Rural 435,966 23.3% 22 1% served at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Milo E lliott of sent. The home lodge exempli- the S tate Industrial Accident com Nonfarm ► 2 0 7 % Present besides Miss A rm strong Sheridan arrived last Monday to Bed p a rt of the degree w ork for mission. Urban and Mrs. Eakin were Mrs. Harold visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Bay- Mrs. Oster. Mrs. Oster gave a very Conservation Reserve 316,369 290,788 273,711 28 6 11.2 Owens, Mrs. BUI Rolfe, Mrs. Cur- er. Urban ► 13.0% Interesting talk. 146% 135% Seven Sherm an county farm s tis Neal and G ertrude Buether. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May had R efreshm ents of cake and cof h a w been accepted for the 1959 Mrs. Estel H artley w en t to as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. fee were served at the close of the C onservation Reserve program . 1954 1955 1956 1957 Portland Sunday on business re- Andy W alter of Hood River meeting. Among the out of town Acreage involved am ount to about turning Tuesday. Mrs. E. M. Alley of The Dalles, m em bers of Rebekah lodge No. 1600 if all operators com plete the 200 national champions. The urban or "city” 4-H Club specific 4-H award program. Mr. and Mrs. Olan S tark and Mrs. H arry Hooper and Mrs. Dor- 118 p resent were Mrs. E. M. Alley, contract. The land will be retired Among the 4-H award donors Is no longer an exception in Ex They represent the 2,200,000 ^ rn r tt„Were bUsiness ° lhy Abbott w ere quests Thurs- Mrs. Bertha M atthes and Mrs. Ber- frOm crop production and placed tension work, according to sta rural and urban 4-H'era who con are: Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, tistics released by the USDA. tinually strive to “make the best Chicago; Standard Brands Inc., visitors In I he Dalles Friday. day when Mrs. A. A. D unlap was nard McNeely of The Dalles, Mrs. under grass or grass and alfalfa The number of 4-H’ers living in better.” Those who are selected Arcadian P r o d u c ts Dept. of Mr. and Mrs. HLarl Olds had as hostess to her bridge club. A des- Jam es E aster of Madras, Mrs. for from 5 to 10 years. years. urban areas has increased more each year by the State 4-H office Allied Chemical Corp., American weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. sert luncheon preceded the after- Charles Perrlgo of Astoria and Weed Conference than 28 percent since 1954. Coun to attend the National Congress, Forest Products Industries. Win. Adolph M arino of Portland. noon of cards. Scoring aw ards ^ rs Virgil Oltmanns of Golden- Wrigley Jr. Co., Pure Oil Co., try cousins are fast becoming have accomplished just that. The seventh annual Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap were won by Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. dale. Among the out of town vis- Weed conference has been sched city folks, while the distinction These talented teenagers tra Homellte, a Division of Textron, between farm and city boys and vel by train, plane, and bus to Inc., Olin Mathieson Chemical of Moro had as dinner guests Sun- Alley and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter. *tors were Mr. and Mrs. Carl uled for November 12 • 13. Saca girls Is virtually non-existent. reach the Windy City where they Corp., Armour & Co., Santa Fe day honoring their son, K enneth Mrs. Jack Adams won the travel- Saxton and Mr. and Mrs. Chet uled for November 12-13, Saca- Proof of these changing times will Join their fellow 4-H'ers and Railway System. on his 12th birthday, Mrs. A. A. ing prize. O thers present were En derby of Goldendale, Wn., Mrs. jaw ea Hotel, LaGrande. The con Also the C h ica g o Board of and people can be found during adult leaders in a week of new Dunlap, Mrs. Dorothy Abbott and Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs. Arzell Aleen Elchier of Toppenish, Wn., ference is planned for farm ers, Trade, Burlington Railroad. Mil the National 4-H Club Congress and interesting adventures. «on, .Mrs. H arry Hooper and Ixunley, Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. Her- •v,rs- Georgia Norval of Tygh Val- ocmmencial applicators and deal- in Chicago where approximately Many business firms and pri waukee Road, Chicago & North 1,300 youth assemble annually. vate citizens cooperate with the Western Railway, Rock Island ° f ,<ir? 8^ Valley and Mr’ man p e ie rs- Mrs. Gen« Reynolds, ley and Mrs. Robert W. Belshee of ers', state "and county ip r a y o p e r - The date thia year is Nov. 30 to National Committee on Boys and Railroad, Cities Service Oil Co., l ^ o r 1 Mr Cuahm an and fam- ?!rs D L- Reynolds and Mrs. A. Dalles. , a tors and research and extension Girls Club Work and the Exten Cudahy Packing Co., Conrad Hil Dee. 4 yA,/ *; O „ , K B a k e r. Members of Sherm an chapter, personnel. An excellent informa- These future c i t i z e n s come sion Service to make the Con ton Hotel, Illinois Central Rail Aitred J ayne, Bennie Payne, Airman F irst Class Paul Wil- No. 132 OBS who attended the tive program has been planned. from all p a rts of the United gress possible. Not only are the road, Elgin National W’atch Co., Donald Schilling, John B uether ion, son of Mr. and Mrs. George district m eeting in Moro Thurs- County W heat Ixsigue States, Alaska, H a w a ii, and trips paid for, but other valuable Massey-Ferguson Inc., California- Puerto Rico. All are members of awards are provided for state Spray Chemical Corp., Colgate- and Bernard McNeely of The Dal- Wilson of Kent, has re-enllsted In day ni8ht were Mrs. Jack Adams, N ovem ber 17 was set for the local 4-H clubs, and all have and county 4-H winners. College Palmolive Co., and National Com les left T hursday for the Ochoco the Air For«? and has been as- Mr. arxl Mrs. Harold Eakin, Mrs. fall m eeting of the Sherm an achieved top state rating in a scholarships will be presented to mittee on Boys A Girls Club Work, country elk hunting. signed to the Philippines. J. W. Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- W heat G row ers a t a recent e x e - ----------------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews •Mr. and Mrs H. O. Dugger drove I n f u 37’ .Eak?.n’ c u llw m eeting. The m ain p a rt of berg, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bruck- were business visitors in Portland to Vancouver Saturday where a id Mrs. L uther Davis, Mrs. F. the program will include commit- e rt, Allan Tom and T. W. Thomp- is invited to attend to see not autum n to read at this beautiful only the aw ards presented but time of the year. this Tuesday. they the special dress revue. The entire stu d en t body was Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter I A chievem ent Program entet tained Monday afternoon by «pent the weekend In Hood Riv Dugg Sherm an county 4-H club boys GRASS VALLEY a magician, Mr. L arry Baird. e r visiting their daughters, Mrs. horn« and girls will be honored next GRADE SCHOOL NEWS Everyone enjoyed the program. Donald Marsh and Mrs. Bruce Ec Mrs. John Rust and Mrs. Oran .virs. nen n etn n a ttr u p i and Rita, county represented last Monday, November 10. Sherm an »nt - v.as well --------- «-------- - —— By Ardine Todd ----- ------------ n —*’— -* . . . cles and families. They also vis Raven were business visitors in went meet her mi- n i t week at the W heat League work- High School Cafeteria, at the an- All rooms enjoyed Halloween CARD OF THANKS ited the Clair A dam s’ family. Portland Saturday. Ted von Bor«st/»i’ wh Q° ? laI>/ Pendleton, in preparation nual 4-H A chievem ent program. parties last F riday afternoon. Re- I w ant to thank the friends who Dick Rustw as a weekend vis Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bayer and T h u r X . n H»«dng.,. Thtwe alien <)f special interest w ill be the . freshm . . . . . . ents w ere served and sent me cards and flowers and ito r here from Portland. family spent last weekend In I’ * rom ding were. Bill Todd, Don Thomp. Dress Revue by 1958 4-H C lothing games were played by each made requests about my health 'Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Reynolds A.’ ,or? T h^ Ä ' S i v ' i ' - l.1'< T n t “ “ » ’ »- Aihin m em bers Tbts ev en t ¿ X n ot held while I was in the hospital re- had as dinner guests Sunday hon hr,.ugh, Mrs. Charles Perrlgo and £ “ • “ ’ 7 '» E- Kaseberg, during the fair due to facilities. The third and fourth grades gently. oring their grand son, Murk Rey- Ix»ri of Astoria, back to spend a gnter, Mrs. c . J. Kullck and fam- H ildred Zell, Mrs. Paulen Kase- tim e and other factors. The public are y searching for poems about Mrs Elaine Alley noids <»n his 3rd birthday, his par- week with her jiarents, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds Mrs. Frank T. Bayer. a,,d daughter, Julie, Debbie and David Bayer arrived Thursday ohelley, and Mrs. F ra n k von from Madison, Wis., to visit his County Ramblin’« Borstel. Pictures were taken while parents, the Frank T. Bayers and Mark ofx>ned his gifts and then other relatives. County Agricultural Agent dessert of decorated birthday cake Mr. and Mrs. Emil I/xdfel of and ice cream were served by the Washougal, Wn., spent the week Grub CoBtrol On Cattle hostess. G rub or w arble control demon end as guests of the A . von Bor- strations were established on the Gene Schilling, son of Mr. and stels. and Mrs. A rt Schilling, had an Mr. and Mrs, Clayt TPeasant of Harold Eakin and Rlchelderfer accident while he and Tommy Dallas were weekend guests of ranches last week. Two new sys- eniic grub control m aterials w ere Eakin were out hunting rabbits the Ixm Garlands. Saturday. They were in a pick-up Mr. and Mrs. Larry K ayser of used—one Co-Ral, the other Tro- when the 22 caliber pistol he had Centerville, Wn., are the __ r____ _ lene. Syaemic Insecticides w ork parents •trapped on discharged and sev- of a son born October 30. Mrs. by entering the body and killing ered the large a rte ry under his Jay McKay went to Centervilk to the grubs where they are pre sently embedded in the body tis knee. Both boys are scouts and be with her daughter. sues. their training came in handy as Mrs. E. M. Alley returned to Twenty-two head of w eaner they applied a tourniquet and her home in The Dalles Friday stojjjx'd the bleeding. Tommy after attending the Rebekah con calves were treated on the Bakin took him to his home and G ene’s vention and visiting the Don ran. h and 58 at the Rlchelderfer ranch. R. W. Every, extension en parents took him to The Dalles Sm iths. for medical attention. Among the visitors In The Dal- tomology specialist, OSC, super Mrs. Donald von Borstel, Mrs. les last Tuesday were Mrs. Jay vised the trial program . Check or Gene Reynolds and Mrs. H arry McKay. Mrs. (Hiver Schadewitz, non-treated anim als are available Hooper iwiped with the Hallo- Mrs. Carl Schadewitz and Mrs. at each farm to m ake comparisons with next spring. w een party for the first and «ec- Ji’hn Decker Cattle IJee Control ond grades at school Friday af Menilx’i's of the L(*glon Auxili Prevention and control of cat ternoon. Mlie children sang some ary served the banquet at the ««mgs and later doughnuts and 1 < H>I- hall for the Rebekah con tle lice Is lx?st done if started in cider and Halloween candy were vention W ednesday October 29 at the fall. Louse population build served 6 o’clock. The tables and room u'P takes place during the w inter Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel were decorated with fall flowers m onths when anim als are closely were overnight guests in The and the Halloween motif was used confined so prevention at this time is timely. Dalles last Tuesday. In d e .orations. Committee mem Mrs. Art ( ’lough and children bers, Mrs. Bob Rolfe, Mrs. Harold Seeveral products are available of Arlington spent the weekend Owens and Mrs. E gar Alley were for treating Ike. These products at the Jack Adams home. assisted with the banquet by Mil are DDT, m ethoxychlor, chlor Lin- Jack Adams, Malin Tracewell A A. I»unipa, Mrs. Don vonBor- dane, ..... ' TDE, , ¿ Rotenone, BHC, **»«-, Lin- ,° ÌP, 7 7 ' Sonie ’nater' of Portland, Max Nogle and Bob siel. Mrs. Frank von Borstel Mrs Í Í .n.. . . . <atoci/ir> n use u Barnea of Kent and Tony Miller Walla*“ «' May, Mis. Gene Reynolds lais a ie restricted for specific due to Pun? Food and Drug Ad- of Moro left Saturday for Lay anil Mrs H arry Stark. m an Springs elk hunting. Deanna and Danny Martin m inistration restrictions. Recent Mr. and Mrs. H enry Ten Eyck •pent the weekend in The Dalles ly a m ixture of Lindane and Tbx- a phene has been used by several of Sandy arrived Thursday and visiting friends. Mrs. Ten Eyck will stay with her Alex Brander, manager of the farm ers. This is a very toxic ma- daughter, Mrs. Bu i Kock while Grass Valley Grain Growers and teiial. Foxaphone is not recom Mr Ten Eyvk accompanies Bud Joe Bibby attended the North mended for small calves and will Rock. Alfred K(x*k and Bill Pacific G rain Growers m eeting in cause quick death to dog«. So an y Pausch to the M ilton-Freew ater N H)kane.W n., from Wednesday till one using Toxaphene alone or in country elk hunting Saturday. Mrs. Brander and Mrs. comblination for cattle lice should 'Btbby drove to Portland atid met not deckle to give their dog a tre a tm e n t Dr. Otis G. Perkins them returning home Sunday. The new cattle grub spray C.- Mr and Mrs. Freo « ox too»\ Rai has also shown good results aunt, Mr O p to m e tris t Stanley GlUiert and for lice control. This m aterial may her friend. Mrs Jan Loop, as far become a g,xxl com bination spray 40.3 K. 2nd HL as Payette, Idaho Tuesday, where Tel. CYft-AMl The Dalles, Ore. they will vis ’, a niece of Mrs. Cox. 4-H h,. , ‘rr,V T"""" FOR ALL WHO LIKE TO LEARN The Van o í History will be in Moro corner First & Scott T oday, F rid ay an d Tom orrow , S aturday SUNNY W jy Nov. 7 &8 U n ite d ACCUMULATIVI Fund « M *. •H .r « yow o . »«.»» 100 A mm , te« iSt.ugK « div.rw*>.d IM W « h m » (w I m m tl * b Pot Prtvpe.iu« «tel «Mnlsbv« »uh,», i aa in .«a Rarvaft l >*t lourriM MIMT. WAD0iU A fcHD, INC Om<-ea F m m » C T. <b«*«'* E. K Hilu ■«« G re a t b o u rb o n o f th e O ld W e s t THf CX.0 SUNNY BROOK CO, lOUISVIllf, KY , DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL 01SIILURJ PRODUCTS CO . KLNTUCKV SlRAlGHI BOURBON NMISMY. SO PROOF Box HU The Dallea. Dre<«»n | N A M 1 ADoasas lemr __ _____ ________ ___ _ HOURS: 2 to 9 on Friday 9 to 6 on Saturday
