Sherman County journal., January 20, 1961, Image 1

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k erm an Omtfy ¿Journal
Seventy Thin! Yem- No. pj
Moro, Oregon Friday
Loan Associations
T hese
T h in g s
We
Note
Giles L. French
Overheard: “ She looks like she
wore clothes to keep her w arm .'’
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The closing of banks on Satur­
days brings to notice a peculiar­
ity in human conduct. Saturday
was made a day of leisure p artly
to perm it the w orkers to get
something done in
the way of
trading and banking. As the idea
X r t l , n r ' I ’e r ,COU' d , ' IO. . any,'! " ’ g
and Saturday Is as sterile as Sun-
Hold Annual Session;
Re-elect Officers
At the th ird jo in t annual meet­
ing of the Mid-Columbia Produo*
tion Credit Association and »he
Federal Land Rank Association
o f The Halles attended by approx­
im ately 240 members and guests
Satuniay, January 14, in The Dal­
les. E. Kiddel] Lage, Flood River,
and K eith Kayser, Centerville,
were re-elected to the Board of
Directors o f the Produotion Cre­
d it Association;
and E a rl A.
Moore, Hood R iver
and J. R.
Wood, Fossil, were re-elected to
the Board of the Land Bank
Association.
W illiam F. Barratt, Heppner,
a director of the 12th d is tric t
Farm C redit Board, was the
p rincip al speaker. Mr. B arratt
congratulated the two associations
o n ’’ «« “c ^n 'ita a te d ’ service being
oMeredi
ou, ,ha(
£
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We have the soluUon to unem
.January 20, 1961
County Officia) Paper
Madras, TopTeam Sherman Countv Club 5am Sargent To
Bests Sherman
I'”
Speak To Soil
i
i
^ee Pictures luesaav
Un Home , Moor meet
ti » si»™ «« county ciub w
m Conservationists
next Tuesday night January
The Madras W hite
Buffalos
romped easily over the Sherman
Husky basketball team Saturday
night at the local school gym in
the decisive manner expected
from a team that is considered
the best A2 team in the state.
Piedmont and Macy ran up 15
and 16 points apiece and were re-
lieved frequently by teammates
in need of practice or exercise
24 at Beefo’s w ith dinner ar-
ranged for 8:00 o’clock In the Ma-
•onlc hall-
At thls ,neetin® election of of-
ficers w ill be held on notnina-
tlon* already niade or on others
from the floor.
There w ill be
committee reports and the pro-
gran\ co>nnU ttee has asked B. H
Roberson to show some of his
colored slides he and Mrs. Ro
berson took on th e ir trip to Tok-
Reservations can t>e made w ith
game and did not get going u n til
B ill Hall, secretary or w ith
Don Decker and Jim Duncan had Beefo’s.
racked up three or fo u r fouls
apiece.
It was the night fo r Tom Coats
who out scored his teammates by-
potting them in from the side.
tie made 15. John Duncan had 8,
Mobley and Decker 7 each, Thom-
us and Fields 4 each and Eakln 2
Aides Named For
n
. 0 * 1 0 C a m p a ig n
Mrs. Jim Brown has completed
her list of solicitors fo r the March
of Dimes campaign which is con­
ducted in the latter part of Jan­
uary of each year to collect mon-
for research and fo r relief of
' “ ■'h » « b rills
and
crippled
children
By districts they are Mrs
n
Rufus, Mrs. E. E.
- ml , Uaaco, Mrs. J. E. DeMoss,
Moro, Mrs. Earl Olds, Grass Val-
Th..vVI r ,,a ’TV Justesen, Kent.
° M,,ne one representing
them, w ill make collections.
Sam Sargent, geologist, U. S
Corp of Engineers, John Day
Dam, w ill be feature speaker d u r­
ing the tenth annual meeting o i
the Sherman Soil Conservation
D istrict, Tuesday, January 24,
County Courthouse, Moro. The
event w ill get under way at 1:15
p. in., w ith a special film “ Fall-
out and A g ricu ltu re ". A ll Sher-
man Countians are invited to at-
tend.
Sherman branen station activ­
ities w ill l>e reported by W. E.
Hall, superintendent, of the local
station. Don Hyder, range conser­
vationist,
Squaw-Butte
station
w ill discuss “ Creasted Wheat-
grass Management". Hyder has
developed new techniques in pas­
tu rin g crested wheatgrass and
was project leader fo r In itia l
chemical sagebrush control re ­
search w ork in Oregon.
The general business meeting
during the session w ill Include
elic't'ion "u'f s u ^ rv is o re .' T e rn iT o f
supervisors W. I.. May and Luth-
„
Uavls hav„ expl, . ^ Cur„ n l
creased efficiency of operation
instrum ental in holding m-
terest costs down; also, that the
ployment compensation an
purpose o f the cooperative farm
w ill work. Pay 90% of wages credlt agencies is to provide an
earned fo r fifty weeks and allow
adequate supply of money fo r
Cap. Gene Kakin and Gerry m isses a basket and players on
The enure Madras lea,,, got
the other two weeks fo r work t j
farm ers at the lowest possible Galbraith stand w aiting as Kakin the other side of the court be­ into the game and O albrslth and
regain
unemployment
status.
cost. In this connection, he stres­
com e active.
•stewari scored 7 each to help the
Have the government supply the
sed the fact that no government
leaders make up the 60 points
_________
_ other than _ those
money. No restrictions on q u a lifi­
supervisors
money is
involved— that the
scored.
cations.
mentioned
include John Shipley,
money necessary fo r the lending
chairman, John H llderbrand and
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It was the ju n io r game that
agencies is obtained by selling de-
F o r one we are not so much
a . C. Kaseberg.
many came to watch fo r the
interested In w auling Kennedy Io
" 2 ^ , n“ r '
Geology and ground water re-
younger
boys
have
been
having
,1«
,n<„„ quick as
__ ...
Kei- w b ith , oi course, directly in ­
do something
to do It
a good season and had beaten
sources of Sherman County w ill
fluences
the
Interest
rate
the
as-
right.
lx? discussed by featured speaker
Madras the night before by a
sociations must charge.
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comfortable
margin
They
,
i
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i
H
M
r
J
im
Sam Sargent As geologist fo r
Mr. B a rra tt said that because
again although it wasn't easy and
S te w a rt
One thing humans as in d iv id ­
both The Dalles and John Day
of the tendency toward bigger
uals or as governments almost
the margin wasn’t comfortable Dies In Corvallis
Dam, Sargent has had wide ex­
farms, and higher liv in g and op­
never learn is to q u it spending.
Ix-lng 43 to 41.
F irs t
erating costs the
demand fo r
15-15, second 26-22 th ird * 3333
Margarette Stewart, w l perience and background in his
Once started they go on to »he
field. He presently serves as
money would increase, but that
Tummy Smith, a U tile Indian hiiv
s h am an J“ " ,r a i Stc«’» «. SP « '» I d is t a n t to Resident En
end of the road, u n til they are
it would lx? available,. and that
fla t broke and have no more cre­
from Madras was the hard one , .
to n n ly sheep gmeer Col. H. U. Elder,
the main factor in holding costs
dit. This nation, fo r instance,
to control
,nan and ,on8 tim e county stock .__________ _
at
a
m
inim
um
was
increased
probably would not elect a man
loan volume.
on a platform of spending what
West Wind Riders
A t organization meetings fo l­
X
b r X n 'r ^ b ^ ^ a ^
it can afford but w ill go on thru
low ing W illiam Ketchum, The
M UtU K R U M iM h PrObably * merKe
™ ‘^ e J
Viridi Fip \ hi‘d ■
Ke,logg 9- Mra Stewart was 91 last Novem* Elect Officers
president and
W illiam L. Hulse, D ufur, vice-
each And h X "
K * lly 2
She 8P*n t her most active
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3 he West W ind Riders club
game of it
*
excltIng years ln Sherman County.
I t is entirely
possible that president of the land bank asso­
met Jan. 8 at the home of Mr.
ciation
and
E.
Riddell
Lage,
Hood
'
,
. *
.
Survivors include a daughter. and Mrs. Vern Smith.
Americans mav get tired of look- m .
Recently
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,OOK River, president and C arroll Say-
• <i urda.v n ig ht the Sherman ( ’*,ra Stewart, a nurse in the S: elected new officers presided at
ing at the Kennedv features in
re,
vice
president
of
the
team
w
ill
play
the
Hood
R
iver
Vincent’s
hospital
where
her
mo
produc-
the papers. on T V and In maga- n u n 'e ^ h t
the meeting. They are Mrs. Tom
association.
boys at the local gym. Hood R iver th <’r died, and Le
zines which may put a crim p in
tzw..
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<Laddie) of Moore, president- Mrs Inhn Koi
<»us m e e tin g
3 PfeVl' ‘1 ™ !"
° n<? Rran(,8on' Funeral logg. vice president; and Mrs.
the plans to dominate the news
w ith Kennedy.
c l r v a n i We,n ,hel<1 Tuesday ,n Vern S m llh« secretary-treasurer.
Deere Day Get«
'
llis w ith interm ent there.
Vern Smith was elected delegate
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P ro fit is the measure of public
to
the MCSCA. The follow ing
acceptance of a product.
Inas­ Crowd A t Show
committee chairmen were ap-
much as there is no p ro fit in ­
p ointed -. Mrs. Leo W atkins, re­
About (0 interested or hungry
volved in government programs persons had lunch as guests of
W hite < lad Sherman Juniors through the basket hut are n il
freshments; Leo W atkins,
par-
there Is no way to te ll w hether Dalm or
ades; and John Kellogg, tra il
Equipm ent
c o m p a n y Hlsh (7) and Bayer (H) watch with no unhappy as the Madras Juniors
¿ S kie dT r w orthw hile0"
W ednesdaya* ,a n Tmerk.de* b C th i apparent
«- <he ball drops fo r It was a Sherman basket'.
tides.
Reckman,
. Dick
.
. . .
Graaa Valley, hay per day; 10 pounds of hay
program of the annual Deere Day
has been selected to serve on the m inium
UJr>
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of the company. It gives an op­ Charter Committee
executive
committee
of
the
Ore-
i
f
one
^
u
n
d
of
h
Cfln
One of the Incoming hunch
Madras Wins Easy
Kent Church Host
gon Wool Growers Ken Johnson, p|aced w ith 0.64 iwunds o f bar-
of bureaucrats th inks (or anyway p o rtu n ity to show o ff the new
styles
In
tractors
and
tillage
and
says) it m ight be a good thing to ,
‘ “ »’-»o.s anu uuag.
Wallowa County, Is 1961 presl- ley>
Game Friday Night
ley, the dally
daily ration would lx? To Portland Group
put a
price tag
on government
i ? n v „ r n t L , h a rvcstmg macninery. This year Asks Public Help
dent.
put
a price
tag on
A
„
.
.
,
,
comprised
of 10 pounds of hav
The Kent C om m unity Bible
Application fo r wool incentive and
pound« of barley
services. Excellent. Let ’em try there was talk about a new craw-
The Madras W hite Buffahx?s
Sherman County charter
to sell that s tu ff to the public ler tractor by Deere w hich is
neef yearllng, 14 pounds of nav (. hurch w ill bo host to a group
out shot the Sherman Huskies payments can be subm itted any
com paratively new in that field, committee w ill hold a meeting
to 290% to w in the Via lim e (luring lhe wog1 m arketing per da.v, 7 p o u n i o Z h a y ''m in i- 1
r ePre8entln« J ad»«n Baptist col-
fo r even a half what it costs.
.— u o, 31, ; „ um
lege in Portland Sunday m orning
A picture o f new machinery in " e« Wednesday, January 25 at G re a le rV re g i.n 'b e a g u e game by . ------
« 'a r - A p r ll « I, inn«
infill to x March
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Jan l i . The group is made up of
We doubt if
people would °P®raHon
eratlon ami one o f the hlg on- L
th.e PUb: » **>■« of «« to 15. At lhe end ol I8fll The ASC <’« “ <'• llalPh Du’ ‘ An Ounce of l-re .e n U o .
spend more if »hey got a tax vention o f company? officials lie w ill lx- welcome. It is desired the firs t quarter the damage w is sv- °?flce manager, handles lid .
Prevention of navel Ilia In new a g irls trio from the student body
cut. Some m ight save which till« wa® shown in the afternoon. Pre­ by the committee, says Kenneth done w ith a lead of 20 to 5. G»egg P**°grain.
iX)rn ianif>H> pig8 and calves Is and the registrar, Mr. Bob Wn-
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lilc I1BW
country needs more than It does Pa r*ng and serving lunch were H attru p, chairman, that the peo­ Macy and Joe Piedmont 1» d the
lagging ewes
,<’ lanibmg extrem
ely im portant.
In the
new kln and hlH w lfe Mr. W ilk in w ill
speak at the m orning service.
spending.
Mrs. Merle C lm m iyo ttl and Mrs ple come prepared to state what ligh tnin g fast attack w hile Gene tim e is one of the real payoff» ,M,rn anlmaI the Qn, a
, - .u
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|g through the navel
i - « — Baptist
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—
IMi~ Char ! e r' u
^ Eakln
i n and
o n 'Z M Z >biey
m e y '" score«! f,,r
the - sheeP
producer•
v r)urlnt?
u n m lnfecUon
,n fw tlo n ,g
Judson
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Herb Johansen and daughter, °
college
is a
and R
Ron
The charter committee has single fielu
lg
tagging remove the wool from cord whk<h Jfj broken at th n .. (|, church related liberal arts school
I he o ptim ist says;
" I f Ken- Barbara, wives and daughter of
been w orking nearly a year learn-
the udder region as w ell as the b irth A 10« indim sninti
al th® Junior college level The
nedy doesn't do any le tte r Job the owners o f Dalmor.
ing about the o pportunity Ore-
the second quarter Jim Dun- insid(, of the hlnd 1<?g up and J “ J *
io I n® ««’ut on ap-
f i «® ^ 1 - The
spending more than Eisenhower ——--
gon counties have to make a form
11 c
ie !*’’ *es u ,t 1 8 coun- over the dock. Another good idea vent a iot of , i u f • in ’i*. ah o u t fo rty
students enrolled
did spending less, w hy w o rry
of county government tailored to
11 '' ^ fc?wuit paced the ¡s t0 remove wool from the ewe’s new born a n lm ik
' i w° y * ars a<o they
purchased
Mrs. Alex McLeod
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the needs of each county.
Buffaloes with 6 lh e half tunc head. This latter practice w ill tonitls nos fbiv ’ «r , L
**' the 1,111
Of one thing we may be sure:
H ill M
M ilita
ilita ry
ry Academy which
Sisnc help ,s av.lh.ble from Ihe —
...... .. .w e ,
she..... . during X
’ d i f ^ ' i m d s T j ’u m,
as long as there’s unemployment Buried At Carlton
now constitutes the college cam­
John Fields led the 3rd quarter colder weather,
compensation there w ill be unem­
pus The property lies on the
Mrs
Gertrude McLeod, w ife laeague of Oregon Counties but if
A
wide
mouth
bottle
about
ployment.
north side of
Rocky Butte In
of Alex McLeod, died at 74 at the plan is to be successful and Husky attack w ith 6 points w hile
two
Inches
deep
and
about
the
A m ity a fter along Illness She any new charter is to succeed it Galbraith paced Madras w ith 6 as
< erealx Io Cattle
Portlan«!.
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diameter of a silver dollar w ill lx?
We do not
understand the was survived by her w idow er of mu8t lje niade to fit the county fo r l,H‘ score ended 50 to 32.
Robert F. F ra ry and Conrad J
a satisfactory piece ot equipment The Grass Valley Baptist Church
haste to raise state employee A m ity, tw o daughters, five Rtep- w’hieh w ritten and the opinions
J’aul fa th e r came in to spark Kercher, research» rs at the Dpt to
„„ apply the
V11C ,w
„ , c vu
mv nuvei
Iodine
to the
navel w ill have the same group for
salaries. The cost ot liv in g isn’t daughters: Mrs George Kruger, ° / ¡he people are necessary to tha Husky cauje w ith C quick ve rslty of Wyoming, report the cord, w ith in an hour after b irth the evening at txjth the youth
up much and there is enough un- Heppner;
Mrs Randall M artin, ,hat-
,
during the last quarter us follow ing In feeding cereal to 1'se veterinary iodine — 10«,
meeting and
the regular night
service.
employment that no more than a Heppner, Mrs A lvin Wakenblast,
11 13 P ru ne d to have the meet- Madra« had a variety of scorers, w intering beef cattle.
Start On Production Texting Now
few w ill q u it a state job.
Lexington;
Mrs Jack Corwin, lng 8^arf by 7:30 p. m.
The Huskies did real well on
When feeding cereal grains
W ith a new caif crop coming up
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Tampa. Fla.,, Mrs
Cecil Steph- ---------------------
the backboards getting 24 re- w ith native hay, add a protein soon, be sure to provide fo r jxisi-
Hood R iver Legislator George ens, The Dalles and two step sons b «
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bounds to 28 by th e ir larger op- supplement to meet the protein tlve
identification of cows and Wasco Methodists
Annala, would give every county Corliss of Vancouver, Wash , and IVldrKCt IxCDOrt
ponents.
requirement. W ith corn o r m ilo, calves at the tim e the calf Is
a state representative and would David of Ione Interm ent was at
Go To The Dalles
The Sherman JVs - played
th eir . one
Livestock receipts were 213.
-
, Pound
, o f a . 30% . . or
. 40% , pro-
. born. Id en tify the calf w ith tw o
l»e a distinct iinp ro \e m e nt over Carlton.
C23. No. 1 ami 2, 190-230 lb but- lx‘st Bame of the reason in down- le,n supplement would lx? needed, ear tags having the same numbei
Nineteen members of the Was
any plan
co nstitutionally pos- ----------------------- -
cher hogs sold 75 cents to $1.00 lng Madras 53 to J8. They b u ilt a
l f y ° u ,eed alfalfa fo r one-half This is a precaution as some tags co Methodist church drove to
s,h,e
Jesse Cantrall Dies
higher at $18 30 to $19 30 L ig ht- lead ° f 6 to 7 In the firs t quarter or ,nore ° f ’ he roughage, the are . lost. . . . . . .
1 h<? Ifalfan fast Tuesday to attend
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er weights were in |wor deman 1 as Ba>'er k ib b le d through fo r m inium protein retpilrem ent w ill
It Is advisable to keep two sets a Church Leadership school he!,I
A colum nist comments on the
Alturas, Calif.
and sold down to $17.20
Sev- c*ose fay UP-S-
probably lx? met, p a rticu la rly ot records on these cows, one at the M. E. church there, and
flm W‘ n? , ^ arCl,y ° f men there
a" d Mrs. Archie
oats or barley replace the where the cow number« are en-
Cantrall eral lots of good butcher hogs
In the second quarter Jack Kel- when
ha.v as a source of total digestible tered In numerical order an,I lhe ?ng was' a it, nded"hy around*70
w in g little more than nine fo r
and son. Gene, who came up from weighing 250 to 300 lbs. brought logg paced the Sherman attack
every ten women and suggests
,
,
,
„
num ber •»
°PP>-»He people, representing t h T elgn,
Portland, and Mr. ami Mrs. Ken- $17 00 to $18 90.Feeder hogs 3old w ith his four fine jum p shots to nu'.r ', n “ ,
that some plan for man conserva­ drlck Dunlap went to Alturas,
f
o
r
Is
e
f
animals,
steam
ro
llin
g
the
cow,
a
second
set
of
records churches In the mal Columbia sub
at $15.00 to $17 00 and weaners lead at halftim e 23-16.
tion be considered hy the "weak­ Calif., where they attended the
or course grinding of small grains where the calf numbers are en district. The firs t hour was n J ™
$600
to
$12.00
a
head.
j
n
tbe
th
ird
quarter
the
bust*
e r" sex.
funeral of th e ir father, Jesse t l » "urig K,;,ndard cows brougnt ling Sherman boys were held to Is recommended. Course grind tered In numerical order and th t up w ith special d.s, u X
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ing of corn Is usually not w orth cow number opposite the calf fo r mem ber, of various church
Cantrall, which was held In Al-
A German ship brought over turas w ith burial at Likely, C alif , $17.00 to $20 00 w ith u tilitie s two field goals but maintained a the e ffort fo r calves, hut Is re­
number. This facilitates pairing commissions. Later all gathered
at $14 50 to $17.00 Cutters and 33 to 27 lead.
700 German automobiles Into January 9.
commended fo r yearlings and up when the cows and calves are fo r a thought provoking film en-
fanners
$11.00
to
$1
i.6o
w
ith
old
In
the
fourth
quarter
the
at-
Portland. Those little beetles w ill
cows.
on pasture.
He was born June 8, 187.3 .'n shells down to $9 00 Stock cows tack from th e fln n r u/na
title<l “ W orld Behind The Head
ix* everywhere
Problems of Stockraising Topic of Countv
Agent s Weeklv Storv About Agriculture
Days
getting
faster,
spring
kicking
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Best Wishes, Jack
taxes ever he less
Grass Valley, one sister In Idaho $23 09 Good 57X) to 700 lb. he.f- though some did n ’t score much
Mav your and nine grand children and th ir- ers cleared at $20 50 to $22.30 Clark led the Madras JVs w ith
teen great grand children
w ith ligh t weights up to $25 Oi, 11 points
buy barley as a source of T I)N
instead of hay, the amount of
grain to feed could be calculated
as follows: beef cow, 20 pounds of
w ith her p ro du ctivity In the fa ll
of the year when the calves ar?
weaned, and the record analysis
Is made of the entire herd.
A rth u r Sargent .Mrs Leoria v n
Gilder,
Vernon Root
Staniev
Gordh, Clyde F rid le y ’ and tb .
Rev. and Mrs L a rry Fddings