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PAGE 1 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON o rn aby igli- are of nee ma. ar- di and n and infant Grass Valley FRIDAY, AUGUST 2«, IWM homes in (Rule w here both are teachers in the elem entary school, Air. and Airs. Wallace Alay had as their guests T hursday and Fri- day her brother and wife, Mr. and Airs. Andy W alter of Hood River, Miss Alargaret I’urvine, Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Grace Heierlein of Portland spent from T hursday till Sunday as guests of Air. and Airs. Hill Pausch. Air. and Airs. Tommy Higley of La Grande spent the weekend here with h er parents, Air. and Airs. Boyce Blaylock. Air. and Airs. Jim Heishe of Moro had dinner with them Sunday. Fair Winners In For electricity Michael Eslinger J udy Dunlap, Randy Lemley, was cham pion and Victor Johnson Sheri Rolfe champion, state fair, income for food. Last year, w ith l>y A nna R alzer food prices up and more foods and reserve. Loraaine Stark, state fair; “teen more expensive foods In our diet, Youth Divisions Alany 4-H divisions are judge«! wise clothing” Velma Jane Baker, per capita food expenditures W inners were FFA Sheep: Ro- by aw arding a blue, red or w hite Sally Bfbby, Nancy Conlee state am ounted to less th an 21% of our liert 1 owell, grand champion ewe; ribbons. W inning blues in home fair, Carolyn H enrichs champion, spendable income. If we bad ram: Ron Mobley; m arket lamb: «« judgings w ere Alice Reckman, state fair, Patty Knott, Denise bought before the war, our food helt K< Miller, M artina Petersen, Bonnie I>oug Medler. Fat lamb: H am p I xju Ann stark, Janice Lemley, bill last year would have added Tatum, Joy von Borstel; “clothing up to less than 15% of our spend Je rry Alberty; in senior, Denise shire, 1st Mobley, 2 & 3 Robert tian Powell: Ewes: 1 & 2 Doug Med- Miller, K aren Powell. Nancy Con- for fun and su n ” Nancy Crews, able Income. nhagen, daughter of ler, 3 Ron Mobley; Yearling ewes lee. Vee Busse, Diana Henrichs, champion, state fair, Mona Eakin, In the past 10 years, our retail ret Hans 1 Iardenhagen 1 Robert Powell, 2 Ron Mobley; Kay W hipple; in wool sewing, Barbara Hampton, state, K aren grocery bill for farm-produced an The Halles General 2 yr. old ewe: 1 Ron Mobley; Darlene Gochnauer, champion an«l Powell, K atherine Reckman, state foods climbed 42%. This retail bill jy for an emergency Age«l ewe: 1 & 2 Robert Powell. state fair, Florene Schilling, cook fair; “clothing IV” Shirley Deck is made up of (1) the farm value lb 3 & 1 Ron Mobley; Ram lamb: ie bake, Lou Ann Stark, champion, er, Alice Kaseberg state fair, K ar of the raw product, and (2) the Tiie Dalle Hi Mrs. John Rust returned home Ron Mobley; Ram: Ron Mobley. Barbara Aleves; cake baking, Kar en Macnab reserve champion, cost of getting the foods from the Mrs. Joe arroll T esday from the hospital in The Air. and Airs. Oscar Jones of Doug Aledier was w inner in en Tsubota, state fair; muffin bak state fair, K aren Tsubota cham <1 F ock of Halles after spending a week Purest Grove arrived Sunday to the Southdown class and Robert ing Sheri Rolfe, Cathy von Bor pion, state fair; “clothing V” Flor grow er to the consumer. During A! ( j this same 10-year period, m arket Eben Kee. lrs. A. there for medical attention, visit Mr. and Alts. E. R. Blaylock Powell w ith Suffocks. stel, Janice DeMoss, Alarge Gra ene Schilling, Darlene Gochnauer, ing charges went up 62% while Hun lodfel- Mrs. John Jenkins of Portland and to attend the funeral of V. state fair, Diana H enrichs state For Shop Skills: Arc welding: benhorst. champion; in canning: ter the farm value of all farm-foods rzell Lemi» arrived T hursday ami spent till B. Lakin Alonday. 1 Virgil Fields, 2 Arlyn VanGilder, Joy von Borstel, state fair, Cathy fair. Beginners knitting. Je rry Al m arketed rose only 16%. But our Sunday with her «laughter, Mrs. berty, Ruth Alley, state fair, Air. and Airs. Lee Wool wine of 3 Steve Close, 4 Noel Hock man; von Borstel: food preservation: pockets were bulgier as our per 11 Donald von Borstel and family. The Dalles were dinner guests Arc w elding II: 1 L arry Middleton ( athy von Borstel, Mary Mobley, Sharyl Blagg, K athleen King, irday capita Incomes rose 50%. In 1949, B arbara Aledier, Barbara Aleves, Sunday evening at the home of 2 T erry Kuseberg, 3 John Duncan, Joy von Borstel, state fair, Shirley Visi I e of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark and we spent 24.5% of spendable In J Ron Mobley; Brazing: 1 Gene Decker; dem onstrations: Melva reserve champion, state fair, Carol come for foods. Ten years later drs. BUI I family spent Sunday at Cove vis Air. and Airs. Joe Blbby. Alurray, M artina Petersen, Casey Dean Alberty, Patty and Darlene Air. and Airs. Jam es E arl had Schilling, 2 T erry Kaseberg; Mrs. Mavn ’d of iting Mr. and Mrs. C urtis Stark, Wallce, champion, state fair; in te r we spent only 20.7% for food. id a Mr. and Mrs. John Bust went to as their guests over the weekend Acetylene Cutting: 1 John Fields, Miller; child care: Vee Busse state mediate knitting: Nancy McKean, And we’re eating more and better Cl; Ila-- Lava Lake Thursday for an out Mr. and Airs. Hob Ashby of Eck- 2 Don Decker, 3 Ron Mobley, 4 fair, Ann Hall, Judy Kelso, Dar state fair, Ruth Alley, Velma Bak than ever before. viile, Canada. John Duncan; Electric Wiring: 1 lene Miller state fair, Patricia Mil ing returning home Sunday. Among those attending the Olds L arry Middleton, 2 Ron Mobley, ler state fair and champion; style er state fair, Jessie Brander, state Mheroian County Fair v . , Mrs. W illard Harnett w ent to Around fifty-fi revue: “sew Its fun” Ju d y Axtell fair, Nancy Conlee, state fair, ( ' ' . 1 H> Redmond Saturday to attend the Johnson and P erkins picnic held 3 Dick Stradley, 4 Don Decker. il ».vues family reunion ' n. lield 't Letiekah i) i i i convention. FFA lieef, Hereford: 1 & 2 Vir Janice DeMoss, P atty Thompson,’ Rosalee E slinger champion, state at Yamhill Sunday, Aug. 14, were eston Park in , H l. ,\ M ’*' un<* Mrs. Hud B rin ke rt, Mr. and Mrs. E arl Olds and Robin, gil Fields, 3 Don Decker, 4 Pau, champion, Vicky V irtue; “charm fair, Kathleen King, state fair, Congratulations goes to the many for ¿i |w>t luck i Janice Lemley, Karen Powell re *•» \ id o r Johnson and Ronnie Eakin Mr. and Airs. Dell Olds, Mrs. M ar Sather, 5 Allen Miller. Hereford ingly y o urs” Ju d y Dunlap, Sheri serve, state fair, Sheri Rolfe .state people who helped make the those present w< 1rs. A. Rolfe champion, L orraine S ta rk ’ Sherm an County F air a commun cows: 1 Doug Reid, 2 John Fields. ml Mr. and Mrs. H arry Root ion Crews and children of Steven Dunlap and grand iter, Judy Heifers: 1 John Fields, 2 Paul Sa ' teen wise clothing” Teresa B a r fair, L orraine S tark, state fair, ity success. Special recognition son, Wash., Airs. L. H. Nahouse of ent to Mt. Adams Saturday to Cathy von Borstel. Dunlap and grand ihter, Terri goes to the planning and work of McCoy, Mrs. Ronald Powell and ther. Angus: 1 Ron Mobley, 2 Ito- denhagen. Nancy Conlee, Carolyn ick huckleberries. Dunlap of Bellflower, ( “Easy Meals” Patricia Coats, the F a ir Board. Success of the fair 1rs. bert Powell. Best beef exhibit of Henrichs, Mary H ockett cham Mrs. Jam es E aster of M adras Karen and Pat of Aloro. Harry H oojmm * and Floyd of T state fair, Janice DeMoss state can also be contributed to the pion. P atty Knott, Denise Miller; 3 anim als, John Fields. Vail« n«l Mr. ami Mrs. Chai 1 came down Sunday to the Sher Air. and Mrs. Clarence Payne FFA Swine: Pat Jefferies was ‘ clothes for fun and su n ” Nancy fair, Janice I^emley state fair; many 4-H leaders, parents, 4-H man County Fair. Hut >1 Pel If lower, Calif. TI and daughter, Peggy of Portland, Crews, Barbara Hampton, K ather "main dish m eals” Nancy Doolin, ju n io r leaders, FFA leaders, divi Mi. and Mrs. Stew art Johnson si»ent the weekend here w ith Mr. t»e.st w ith aged sow, gilts and gen came home with his m other a ine Reckman state fair, Carol state fair, P atty Thompson, state sion superintendents, clerks, v ar eral exhibit, John Fields with of Salem are spending a few days will spend a week here and ti and Mrs. Edgar Alley and atte n d m arket hogs. Joel Neal had the Owens (alternate); knitting:N an- fair, Patricia Lynn Thompson, ious Cattlem en’s assn members, ' \ ¡siting Mr. and Mrs. Hell Olds. their children, T erri and Lai ed tiie Sherm an County Fair. liest sheaf of barley and the best cy Conlee, Judy Kelso, Janice state fair; "dinner club” Joy von and the many other people that Mrs. H arriett Wells who spent home after spending the .sunm \ Airs. Guy Hoyer of John Day combined barley, Doug Reid was Lemley, K aren Powell, Melva Al Borstel. generously contributed tim e and the sum m er here with her mother, here with their grandmotl berty, K athy King, Nancy Mc stopped at the Wallace May home second. :in«l \j| energy in the program . County T. M. Rolfe and Gladys other relatives. F riday afternoon to visit a couple fair is a community endeavor and In the livestock judging contest Kean champion, L orraine Stark, W orthington who arrived Friday the help and participation of local Mr. and Mrs. Hill Johnson an lrom Rend, left Saturday for their of hours going on to Wasco to The Dalles was first, Goldendale Karen Tsubota; clothing IV, K ar Cost of Selling her sister's Mrs. Grace Zevely. second, Sherm an third, H eppner en Macnah (reserve grand state) people go together in making the Karen Tsubota; clothing V Diana More Than Producing event a w orthy one. Airs. Royer and Mrs. Zevely left fourth and W y’east fifth. on the bus Saturday for Carmel, ,n 4 H competition the Kent H enrichs (grand champion state) Calif., to visit th e ir brother and club was first, North Sherman 2 Florene Schilling. These higher food m arketing wife, Air. and Mrs. E verett May and Moro 3 for herdsm anship. In other groups “sew it’s fun” costs show up, of course, as high and a sister, Mrs. Lulu B randt of John Fields was best 4-H and also Jessie B rander state fair, Janice er price tags on foods. But high Gainesville, Florida. F’FA beef showman and Virgil HeAloss, K athleen H eater (reserve er prices are only a part of the Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylocx F ields was second in 4-H and Ron state; Cathy von Borstel champion picture. Incomes, too, have been and Orville and Shirley W atkins Alobley for FFA. state fair; “Charm ingly yours” on the rise, Before the war, we of Wasco spent from W ednesday Dean Ruggles was first for In N ancy Lois A lberty state fair, spent about 23% of our disposable till Friday at Tim othy Lake boat term ediate showman and Kent ing and fishing. Thomas for juniors. Erin Wilson had the liest yearling H ereford ( lair Balzer of Moro and Mrs.’. hull and also the best hull calf A. F. Balzer and Mr. and Mrs. J. with \ irgil Fields second; H ere W. RIagg w ere business visitors ford cow; Virgil Fields 1, Jim m y in Ringen, Wash., Saturday. Wilson 2, Erin Wilson 3; Hereford Mr. and Airs. Archie C antrall heifer. Jim m y Wilson 1; cow and and Ju d y W atkins of Wasco w ent calf. V irgil Fields 1, Jim m y Wil to Portland Sunday and spent the son 2, E rin Wilson 3. «lay visiting th eir son, Gene Can- Angus: bull calf: J. p. Reckman trail. 1; 2 yr. old cow: J. p Reckman 1 Mr. and Airs Rill Todd and fam David Welk 2; heifer 1 yr.: Kent ily and Doran F ritts had dinner rhom as 1. w ith her parents, Air. and Air.:. Shelton F ritts Sunday. P aulette Patnode had the l>est Miss Pat Coulombe of San Jose, i ’hesterW hite hog, Greg Cox the BUYERS AT 1960 SHERMAN AUCTION Manvin Thomas i .»lif.. spent from W ednesday til! l»est B erkshire and for crossbreds .Muller Equipm ent Tuesday visiting at the home of Sheri Rolfe J, Steven Rolfe2, Dan J j . K. ( ’oillee Mr ami Airs. Ed F ritts. ny Rolfe 3; m arket hog: Erin Wil I *ete Macnab son 1, Jim m y Wilson 2, E rin Wil Trace Fields «Leland Medler son 3, Jim m y Wilson 4. Nick Hall < ARD OF THANKS Don King Sherm an Co-op W«' wish to express our sincere 5, Alice Kaseberg 6. In group II Bob King (hanks to the many neighbors and m arket hog: Michael E slinger 1, Bill Macnab loyal friends, each one individual Nick Hall 2, Alice Kaseberg 3, b arm Chemicals ly who came to assist and help in Paul S ather 4, Dan Rolfe 5. in Moro Grain Growers m arket hog group III; Virgil W arren Gee the bereavem ent and loss of our Agri-( ’hem Fields 1, Paulette Patnode 2, Dick lather and husband. “ I t ’s ju s t goo I fa r Paul Fraser say m ost a ll fa rm e rs and \ o u r friendship is appreciated. Macnab 3, Loren Macnab 4. For W. T. Balsiger a g r ic u 'tu r a l e .v 'c rts . m arket bogs Virgil Fields was \e rn o n Fakin Fay \ . Eakin and family Vernon D utton grand cham pion and E rin Wilson Norman Gochnauer A n d fa rm e rs w h o k n o w , specify Golden Harvest Aqua reserve. •lohn Reckman Ammonia I r For swine show m anship seniors Clem Welk ific C o o p erativ e Price of Food Madras Livestock Auction Alice Kaseberg 1, Dun Rolfe 2, D o n ’ t w ait f o r S p rin Ronald Powell Alaleohn E slinger 3; interm ediates h u n d re d o f t n th ere are him Goes On Up »John Shipley Michael E slinger Mary Sue W al to he done. Dr. Frank Reid Last year we paid, at retail- lace 2. Ixiren Macnab 3; juniors Leroy Belshee tor«* prices, $53.4 billion for foods an let te Patnode 1, Jim m y W il Fit on Medler P ut it on n o w a n d y o u r cro p ’row now < trville Patnode (bat were grow n on U. S. farms. son 2, Casey Wallace 3. Mary Sue w hen th it. Ted Carlson Ibis is not the total national gro Wallace champion, Michael E slin Charlie Davis cery bill. R does not include non- Harvey Thompson ger reserve >r I«- • coonerativ« ’- when you I uy ».1,4 Merle Miller farm foods such as fish and other 1 Leonard Fields PIC < O O P! kA I i In 111 sheep; Shropshire, ewe aftHids, and It does not include Standard Insurance Co. land», Don Dutton 1 & 2, Nancy 11111 n >i t«•<I foods coffee, bananan, K enny’s Market Howard Ross an I the like It does not include Conlee 3, Kenny Thompson 4; Bob Bird meals eaten a, restaurants but it Southdown yearling ram, Nancy l ’auleti Kaseberg d<>es Include restaurant-purchased ( «»nice l; Southdown yearling ewe Sherm an C attlem en’s Association meals valued at retail-store prices. Roger Cyphers 1 & 3, Donna Gun Alfred Kock < ’liarles Burnet '« ■ A l i v i » fine wool ewe Ann Hall 1 Xe.uly two-thlrds of this bill,— nels Don Macnab $33.7 billion— was accounted for A 2. Don Dutton had the champion Bill B uether •John Robinson iti getting the raw food product ewe. •1. S. Fritts For white face m arket lamb: to the consumer, after it left the Grass Valley Grain Growers Dewey Thomas farm Fred Hall l.Ann Hal, 2, J. P. Rck- Don 'I'boinpaon Beefo’s man 3, Michael Fslinger 4. Eddie Floyd Henrichs Fslinger 5; Blackface: Richard •lohn Decker I «»well 1, Joe Thomas 2, Jackie Max Brown Kenneth Frnllev G rabenhorst 3. Southdown cross W. E. Nichols and Slimp: Barbara Medler 1, Ken ny Thompson 2, Tony Savrs 3. Si Williams — Auctioneer S tr a ig h t B o u rb o n fr o m K e n tu c k y Karen Macnab 4, Don Mobley 5. Krista Mobley 6, Kay Macnab 7: Elvis Rich — Trucking for heavy: Barbara Medler 1, De- Elmer Lierman l"ti*s Belshee 2 A 3, Doug Dutton •¡A 5 Nancy Conlee 6. Barbara First National Bank — Sherman Branch letllcr had grandcham plon lamb Robert Ferrell — Ray Sparks and Fi\*d Hall reserve. Karen M.unab was champion sheep Bob Brisbine showman and Kenny Thompson Marie Balzer reserve EXPERTS SAY . . . Bierman county Cattlemen Give THANKS to each and every one of these PA C I P J ( O 'L i «« J $2.95 p t \ a t u r e ’s f i n e s t b o u r b o >11 • $4 50 fifth ! b ere is n o n e b e tte r ! 1 k SVIIU KY KFNTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, S£ PRfçf Hay Lakin showed New Hamp shire chickens. Kenny Thompson had other heavy breeds and w hite leghorns and some pigeons, lt> saddle hor e show m anship seniors Paulette Re W ilhs 1, Betty Bothwell 2. Ann on Hall 3. Alanva Neal 4. Inter Mediate Bonnie Jef- ferles 1 Nane * McKean 2, Sharon Uoelsch 3. Pa Ry A,sup 4. Floyd Rathbun Î nlors: Fred Hall 1. John IX*M 2. Janey McKean 3. Sally Sue n by 4; sub-juniors: (under ID Jin N« gle 1, Ix*e Rath- •Hin 2, Hn nt V K idder 3, Leo C'tH'lsch 4 John "to vis 5. For gardenia, Fred Hall and Keim Thom pet won blue rib- bons id C athv nl Joy von Rnr- IV CONTRIBUTORS FOR AWARDS < uslunan Equipment Harry .histesen Fann ( bemicals - Stan Mayfield •John F oks A g ri-CI hmu - Wasco I »lion Oil Co., - Bob Byars John F Meeke & Co. Hillsboro Dalmor Fquip. Co. S tuart «Johnson Sliernian Fair Board Keith A Mildred McDonald Frank K etter Gt >ige Moreau - Muller Fququneiit I’ red ( ox and Son W asco Equipment Stone Machinery Sherman Riders W’est W ind Riders HVitz and Helen W atkins Marjorie Van Gilder Bud H iatt W illiams ID Store P o u n d ’s «Jewelry rhe Dalles Pham iaey Sta«b*lman & Bonn Sherman Cattlemen’» Aesnciation
