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PAGE « SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1060 on aprons and skirts. der by Ann Hall, secretary. Lloyd over the value of some of these Jean Hockett and Mary Hockett told us about 4-H summer school new tricks before they become w ill have demonstrations for next and summer camp. Darlene Goch- old dogs. May 5, arrangements meeting. nauer had a report, but was not Count/ Agricultural Agt*»l have been made to hold the annu Pat (.’oats, reporter present. Tommy passed out things Uy the looks of the smoke ro ll al all county 7th and Sth grade for The Dalles show, and showed ing off our stubble fields this conservation tour. We are look us a movie on “ Profitable Beef Anyone for finger painting? spring, fanners are a long way ing to these boys and girls to run That’s what the Child Care club Production.” our county and to maintain our from understanding the value of Refreshments were served by did for entertainment A pril 4. the utilization of crop residues. soli in the future. We hope the Mrs. Henrichs. Next meeting is Mary Griggs and Ann Hall gave Past experimental research work little ideas we can inject w ill help a demonstration on mixing up set for May 7 at Mary Sue Wal and actual field experience has them grasp the meaning of con play dough and finger paints lace’s home at 2:00 p. m. shown tiie very serious multiple servation and maintenance of our Kenny Thompson, reporter from ingredients found around fertility. The tour w ill Include damage by stubbie burning. Mer the house. We met at the usual r ill Oveson, superintendent, Pen some of the work our fanner op The How-D horse club met place, Busses, after school. The How-D horsemanship club dleton branch experiment station erators are doing and trials under April 24 at 3:10 at the Jack Jef We discussed volunteer baby under leadership of Mr. and Mrs. way at the Sherman station. The and former superintendent here, feries home, our leader. sitting and story hour at the lib Jack Jefferies met A p ril 10 at the has long voiced the statement that lour is being arranged by Lynn We talked about the 4-H camps rary for during the summer Jack Jefferies’ home. A demonstra Hampton, county school superin there isn't anything worse than and if we were going Mr. Bried- months. tion was given on cleaning tack, applying heavy rates of nitrogen tendent; Henry Grabenhorst, soil well showed us how to approach Refreshments were served. information was given on appli conservasion service; Harold Win- fertilizer and burning stubble. a horse. Next meeting is A pril 18. cations to summer 4-H camps. The Moro area seemed to be the egar, Oregon state game commis Then we had refreshments. Vee Busse, reporter A new news reporter was elected worst of the bunch this year. F if sion; The Wasco Woman’s club; Our next meeting w ill tie May 8 since Nancy Crews hadn’t been W. E. Hall, superintendent of the ty or sixty bushel wheat, 1 guess, Jimmy Wilson w ill bring refresh 4-11 NOTICE able to attend due to unavoidable s till didn't give enough incentive Sherman station; and your Sher ments. We w ill have a test in the Check • Yes or No. “ Each C’luh circumstances. for the purchase or home con man county extension agent, OSC. next meeting. member’s parents attended at The next meeting w ill be A pril struction, during the long winter Marvin Robertson, FFA advisor, Terry Eakin, reporter least two meetings or events dur 24 at the Jack Jefferies home. is doing a bang up Job w ith his month, of some type of stubble ing the year ” “ The Club held 10 There w ill be a lecture on the buster. The number one objective program on soil fe rtility and soil The Busy Bees sewing club met 1 would propose for black fallow Judging. His team recently won A pril 23 at the GrassValley school or more regular meetings.” These proper way to approach a horse. are some of the goals for 4-H A ll members were told that farmers is the purchase or con the Columbia liasin soil Judging house with their leader Mrs Har struction of Home type stubble title. This type work w ill help the ry Stark and Junior leader Alice Clubs and our President read the horsemanship tests w ill be buster or beater. This equipment lioys going back to the farm to Eslinger. We made invitations for them at the last meeting of The given in May so they were to be Handy G irls’ Clothing Club held sure and study the handbooks, can put stubble of any amount In understand more about our soil our Mothers’ Tea. A p ril 4, at the Sherman High Terry Eakin, reporter shape so that it can lie plowed by and methods to protect and pre Jerry Alberty, reporter School. moldboard or sweep type imple serve It while In use for some of The Kitchen Kookies met at the The member* then discussed ment. A little of the extra profit our children’s children. Wasco Grade School w ith their their progress towards achieving The Sew and Sews met at the from application of nitrogen fer We find we have leader Reatha Coats and talked home of their leader Mrs Jerry these goals. tilizer can surely be put Into this Bang's Testing reached several already, but we about tea for mothers and little Engherg A pril 20 at 3:30 program so some attempt can be The aduptlon of a new method have a few on which we must ones. Pamela Winnett made a rice We had a demonstration on made to utilize his crop residue Delight. to keep the counties and state cer work harder, how to sew on hooks and eyes by so beneficial to our soil and our Our model meeting turned out tified as clean for Bang’s Is get Jean Hockett and our leader Carolyn Henrichs, reporter FUTURE. (awful) alright. ting underway in the state. The showed us different ways to put Ann Winegar, reporter new program is called the Cull in a hem The Come and Get It cooking New Light On Our Tricks and Dry Cow program and w ill Pat Coats, reporter club met A pril 11 at 3:30 at the TREASURER ELECTED church. Leaders M llly Ferrell, Teaching on old dog new tricks result in savings in operation of by Betty Reckmann The Busy Bee sewing club met Gwen Ross and Vada DeMoss w’ere Phyllis Lutje, daughter of Mre. seems to 1 m ? a pretty hard prob the program and w ill not require lem. Some, however, have inqui farm testing unless reactors or A pril 11 at the Grass Valley present. We had our meeting, Eunice Lutje of Wasco, was elect sitive minds and want to try suspects are picked up. To make school. The first year girls work made cookies and played games. ed assistant student body trea We are going to have a party surer. something different to improve the program work, farmers w ill ed on stuffed animals, the second on the past. These are the type of need to understand the procedure year girls worked on oven mitts. for the Wasco cooking club next In making the nominations the fellows that are picked as the and cooperate in the ojieratlon. Barbara brought refreshments. meeting. faculty considered the eligibility Judy Ferrell, reporter of students by their GPA, which Conservation men of the year. To acquaint Sherman county The roll call was answered by This year's selection follows along farmers w ith the operation of our favorite tree must be above average; by their Jerry Alberty, reporter these lines. Mac Hall and Russell this program, a Sherman cattle The Moro Livestock Club met understanding of bookkeeping; mens meetings has been set for Helshee both have that inquisi at the Lloyd Henrichs home April by their depnedahility; and by tive mind and have lioth been the evening of May 12, county On A pril 5 the Golden Thread 11 at 7:30. Visitors were Mr. Gun their character. looked at for some time as fellows courthouse, Moro. State and fed 4-H sewing club was held at 3:30 nels, Mr. Cyphers and Tommy The seventh meeting of the Kent that can meet a situation and ad eral vets w ill lie present to ex at the Grass Valley school. Roll Thompson, all of Moro. Livstock club met at the home just accordingly. Personal congra plain the program and how It w ill call was answered by our favorite The meeting wras called to or tulations go to Mac and Russell effect each cattle operator. A ll TV shows. cattlemen are invited and encour for the fine work they have been We had a discussion about our aged to attend. doing. Mother’s day party. The girls Right along the conservation worked on their dresses and line Is the work w ith youth to put skirts. Randy brought m ilk and Bank Debits Down ice cream for refreshments. Nan cy w ill bring refreshments next meeting. TIMBER LAMINATED In Mid Columbia Melva Alberty, reporter Bank debits for the upper STRUCTURES A discussion on the goals for Columbia River area including Gilliam, Hood River, Sherman, the year was the main topic at Grain Storage Wasco and Wheeler counties de the Sweater Girls Knitting Club. Minutes were read and ap creased by 17.2 |>er cent in Feb Commercial Structures proved Refreshments were ser ruary, I960 and Increased by 1G ved. Meeting was adjourned. per cent a year ago. Machine Sheds Nancy Conlee, reporter Debits for February, I960 total Pre Cut Buildings ed $25,241,591; for January, I960 The Sew and Sews met at the l lie tOtfltf WU s (0 s u; ! , .in, | |,,r Contact: Clair L Raiser home of their leader, Mrs Harold February, 1959, the total amount Moro, Oregon F.ngberg The minutes were read, Phone: Jordon 3-3(13'l (after 3 p. in. ed to ' i i.’ ,' SB 1 roll call taken, etc. We worked County Ram blin’s of Teresa Bardenhagen A p ril 5. 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