Sherman County journal., April 07, 1961, Image 1

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^lirrmíin íL'mtitiit jlmtrital
Seventy Third Year No. 23
These
T h in g s
We
Note
Moro, Oregon Friday
April 7. l<h»l
About New Feed
Grain Regulation,
For Barley
County Official Paper
March Ends With
Rod & Gun Club’s
Two Inches of Rain
March finally brought an even
two inches of rainfall and ended
the fourth w ettest March since
record keening began, a long way
from the 3.33 of 1957.
Normal
for March is .98. March also
brought the heaviest snow of the
winter, a total of three inches
The crop year total at the end
of March was 10.43 and that is
1.40 above the normal. Testing
for soil m oisture has been going
or. and the top soil contains as
much as 17 percent m oisture and
the stubble is wet as the crop
land usually is.
Tiie highest temi>erature w as
64 degrees on the 29th and the
lowest was 27 on the 4th, a n a r­
row er range than usual for March
usually has 66 degrees and 20 de­
grees. But the m onthly mean was
43.1 and that is 1.5 w arm er than
normal. The wind averaged but
4 miles an hour.
Annual Meeting
Billed For April 12
Write About
Wheat; Win A
Prize From OWG
The Sherm an County Rod and
Most Oregon farm ers will qual­
Gun club will hold its annual
ify autom atically for price sup­
The Oregon W heat Growers
nieet??g at lhe 5o,jrt roon? ln lhe
ports on their 1961 barley, oats,
court house at 8:00 p. m. the even- League has announced its second
and rye under the new emergency
ing of Wedne«day. April 12.
annual w riting com petition for
feed grain act just passed by
Purpose of the meeting is to Oregon high school students, w ith
Congress. But th e re ’s one big ex­
elect .... officers
, . and
„ . discuss the four cash prizes again planne I
ception,
reports
Jeans
Terjeson,
condltion
of the fishing road anil for top winners,
Giles L. French
Pendleton, chairm an of the Ore­
and the Jainage done bY high
The contest will be open to
* ater lasl w inter when some cab- students in grades 9 through 12.
This adm inistration would like gon State A gricultural Stabiliza­
ins were washed away.
O ther The article, limited to a maxi-
to stop the income tax deduction tion and Conservation (ASC) com­
pertinent m atters affecting club mum of 1,500 words, must be
for dividends which was made to m ittee.
Farm ers who grew any am ount
business will also lie discussed.
w ritten either on "Advantages of
encourage the savers. As hard as
Wheat in the E veryday Diet” or
it is to save in these days a little of corn or grain sorghum in 1959
‘
Production and M arketing of
encouragem ent might be retain ­ or 1960, or who plan to grow* corn
Volleyball Teams
or grain sorghum in 1961, are the
Oregon W heat,” according to Ron
ed.
exception, Terjeson said. These
Rew, OWGL president.
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To Show Abilities
O ther signs of spring notwith- farm ers will have 10 meet acreage
Awards of m erit will lie given
The local women's volleybad to the top 25 contestants. The
standing the frogs just began io A u c tio n provisions of the new
team played The Dalles team at state w inner will be the guest of
croak this week.
act t0 ** eli8ibl® for price sup-
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ports on th e ir 1961 feed gram
the Civic A uditorium in The Dal- the OWGL at its annual state
les Monday evening The Moro m etting Nov. 3 0 -Dec. 2 in Pen-
At the annual meeting of the crops.
team won the set with scores of dleton. W inning articles will also
Pendleton Grain Growers the
Farm ers who
grew or will
Republicans Rally
21-13, 21-7 and 21-17.
1 m ? published.
main prize was tickets to the grow corn for si,age or grtH>n
Republicans Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
These two teams along
Mrs. L. E. K aseberg is in
Round-Up. Fendleton is so proud f(X,der are affected as much by
unn(g Mla r tL COT ty ch ain n an - Mr- G oidendale’ and “L yle“ win play
of itself that it makes others be tbe new 1ct 38 thope wbo pro
charge of the project for Sher-
and M rs p 3’^ V°u B°.riite1’ Mr' ln lhe Jam boree next W ednesday man County.
proud as well. It is one Oregon duce 0001 for grain
J o y ce V aughn o f P acific Tele- ch im e a llo w s a ch oice o f three a " d Mr»- J aulen Kaseberg, Mr. evening. April 12, at 7:30 p. m
com m unity still able to carry on
11 now a PP®ars that farm ers
and Mrs
Mrs. H a n k Reid. Mr. and at the Sherm an High School gym
a com m unity effort w ith o u t'ask - who didn>t grow corn or grain phone N o rth w est te sts the mtisi- d ifferen t sign al fo r in c o m in g
loud
'
G dts Stench and Mrs. Colli?
The Jam boree sponsored by the Cherry Growers
cal
tone«
o
f
the
n
ew
ly
introduced
calls:
ch
im
es,
soft
hell.
ing or receiving governm ent help 8orghum the Past two ye«*s, and
Moore
drove
to
Hooo
R
iver
Sat-
Moro
Fire D epartm ent is to raise
B ell C him e. A sw itch on
the bell.
and you’d ought to take off your don 1 grow tbese crops tbIs year
unlay night to attend an aw ard funds for the L ittle League base Boosting Industry
hat when you go through th e can plant * and * * harvest * as much
dinner honoring precinct i',,,,,.
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com
The Dalles-The C herry indus­
feed grain as they like and still
place.
tant, Oregon,
W ashington and Al- mittee men and women of three ball team.
Interest Rate Drops
.
try,
which brings to this area
take
part
in
price
supports.
T
erje­
Admission
is
by
donation
ir
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Spokane* benk ^ s a id ^ S te in ^
scho' I * * ™ 31 W y’east Higb tk k e ti* are available from Little a,i annual gross income of $3
For one who feels th at there son emphasized.
1
’
bte‘n
^ ° ° ' lb e new s ,a ‘® chairm an, League players or Moro Firem en
will 1)0 saluted here Sun-
Detailed inform ation on how On Land Bank Loans
is no need for federal aid to
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Rob Davis, spoke saying that e a c h _______ _ _
day.
the
new
program
will
affect
corn
The interest rate on new land
education th e argum ent over
R 'p u lilu an > should
preach the D D P I
I
The Cherry Sw eetheart dinner
.u
w hether to include private schools and grain sorghum grow ers In bank loans has been reduced Health Advisers Meet
philosophy of the party every dav PP&L Gains In
Sunday
afternoon officially opens
Oregon
will
be
available
soon.
to
5H
percent.
J.
Merton
Stein,
as well as public has little tnean-
lh e Sherm an ( ounty Health and at every opportunity R etired
the second annual C herry Festi­
ing. But we are certain it will do F arm ers who have question- m anager of the Federal Land Advisory Council met W ednesday chairm an P eter G unnar' reported Past Year
val, April 9-June 17.
much to give the nation another sh? uld contacl lh eir county ASC Rank Association of The Dalles, at'ltee'fo’s for'iunch and b ^ in e Z . o ^ r ^ m ^ t o r i u ? ”» ^
The cherry industry in Wasco
cause for disruption th at it does office> or county extension agent, reported this week.The reduction Dr. Berg, Miss Jane Ruff and the Oregon
I a I ty ln
Customers of Pacific Power &
Light Company continued during (o u n ty represents approxim ately
not need.
^he emergency feed grain pro- became effective April 1.
county court were present. Mrs. ___ _________
1960 to increase the am ounts of 2v percent of the nation’s total
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gram was set up to enable the
Stein said th at borrow ers w ith Lester W ilson presided.
R n n t T in a
tv
electricity they used in th eir ch®£ry production
A new spaper says the Kennedy Sovernm ent to make some head- 6 percent loans already on the
Dr. Berg stated that health ex-
D ic e n s e D u e
Sponsored by the Chenowltli
cabinet is working hard. T h at’s way tbis year tow ard stem m ing books of the Federal Land Bank am inations for pre-school an 1
1 be new 1961 annual boat 11- homes, farm
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businesses, , ac-
good, hope its for
the right tbe flow of feed grains> and 8ive of Spokane also will benefit from 8th grade children will lie held in cense< which is orunge colored, cording to the annual report is- ' range* the public d inner will lie
things.
time to develop more satisfactory the reduction.
The bank, for May at the various grade schools. 18 commencing to appear on boats 8ued to stockholders W ednesday atrved at The Dalles Ju n io r High
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perm anent farm legislation, ac- which The Dalles
association
The m atter .of civil defense for throughout the state. The State covering the firm ’s 50th annlver- froJn 1 ,o 2:30 p m ‘ and from 4
Dalles association
To those folks who think
th ere’s co[c,ing
U. S. Secretary of Agri- m akes and services
loans, is
is the county was discussed. More m arine Board reports that since sary year-
P' T / Sunda? '
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services loans,
Use
homes
b® ( herry Sw eetheart coro
nothing to the Fourth of Ju ly but cu ltu re Orville L. Freem an.
advising its 6 percent borrows definite plans will lie made at the ll,e iirst
..... • of this year 10,000 U-
11-
---- of electricity in
h i the
UIV IIUIIIV«
censes have been issued. The
234,470 residential custom ers r? a lon s scheduled for 3 p. m.
firecrackers we suggest a read-
The new. Pr °8ram 18 also aim- that, until fu rth e r notice, the 5% May meeting.
ing of the Declaration of Indepen- ®d. at stablbzin8 feed grain sup- percent rate will be applied to
Favorable reports w ere heard board expec ts to issue 35,ooo reached a new high level at an Bast year 3 sw eetheart, Sharon
Maupln’ w ,n
Pr‘‘
dence.
plies so hom em akers can be as- their loans commencing April 1.
concerning the First-aid classes more licenses before the boating average total of 8,19« kilowatt- ’ur.n7 n
’ hours an Increase of 425 kilowatt- sent for the ceremony.
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sured of fair and stable Prices f° r
"This voluntary interest rate given at Kt nt grade school by season gets under way.
Candidates for
1901 Cherry
A new spaper has a headline ,oeat' Poultry and dairy products, reduction cn outstanding loans Miss
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Application forms were mailed hours over the annual household
Ruff.
The
same ____
class _ will
Sw eetheart are Ju d y Miner, The
that says a certain editor gives * reem an said. It is also hoped the represents an interest savings at given soon at Grass Valley and to boat ow ners with their last U8e tbe year previous,
his com m unity a voice. E very Pr°8ram will ultim ately reduce the rate of $325,000 anually to Moro grade schools. Request for y e a rs licenses. License fees are
Tbe am ount of the residential Dulles; Addle Lou Root, Mosier;
editor does. T hat’s w hat he is for. ^eed g ra*n Program costs to tax- 4,500 farm ers and ranchers w ith this course must come from th? $3.00 for boats 12 feet in length 1,R,rease is more than double the Donna Lee Miller, Dufur; and
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payers by about $500 million.
6 percent loans in Idaho, Mon- grade school principal.
but less than 16 feet; $5.00 for avera#* annual sales to homes Linda Lou Morris, Maupin.
Good Lord. Now they’re talking
boats 20 feet in length plus $1.00 served in 1910, the year the com­
about a boom. Can’t we hav?
pel- foot for each additional foot pany was founded, according to Grass Valley Dogs
or fraction of a foot.
som ething in between boom and
the local district m anager for the
bust?
company, A M. Thrasher.
Must Be Vaccinated
you know or know about
All residential, ru ra l, com m er­
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Mrs.
James
Woods
Dr. Milton Sk-»v will lie in
Mr. Kennedy took care of Mr.
cial and industrial custom ers in
Mr. and Mrs. William B rinkert w ith his family,
The Rufus I’TA met at Rufus
13 to vac-
P I’&L’s service areas in five Nor- (,raHS Valley, April
E lsenhow er’s surplus p r e t t y had as guests recently Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mrs. Don school cafeteria Monday night Buried Saturday
thw est states used 4,773 '>
r-u 000 1 ' biate pets
quick. Now he is after ours.
258
pc,s and d,’K ow ners of
Mrs^ Otis G rey and family of Smith, Mrs. H. O. Dugger, Mrs. with Chairman Morris B urnett
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Ga rden Grove, Calif. She is a j ohn Rust and Mrs. Claus
Bar- in charge.
Mrs. Jam es Woods died at the kilowatt-hours, an increase of (JrasH Valley are required to have
Mrs. Morris Burnett
Somehow this Laos crisis seems niece of Mrs. Brinkerl. They also dtnhagen were
hostesses at a acted as secretary for her hus- family home in Portland last eight per cent over the prior their dogs vaccinated against
a pajier batt^ -
home of Mr> and show er held a t the home of Mrs. hand. He said the group elec’s a week and was buried Saturday y e a r' P ,,AL gained 2,336 such rabies, states Mrs. Don Smith,
acting recorder. Cost will be $3 50
L ittle Chaiiel of the CUMtomer« in 1960,
1960
u.
v- .
' pu ’
. . Rolfe W ednesday afternoon for new chairm an at the May meet- from the
for
large dogs and th is vaccina­
Two sparrow s fought
a battle
The Grass Valley Home Exten- Mr and Mrs BiU Brinkert, who ing Roy Gay man, principal of the Chimes with interm ent in Lin-
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tion is perm anent; for small dogs
coin
Memorial
cem
etery.
j
_
.
r
and cats the cost will lx? $2 50
Mr. and Mrs. Woods had Just
® o a r d m a n Deal OK”
and will last one year.
Down in from a trip south and
"Legislative aproval of the B«»e
Pets
will
lie » vaccinated a ai t int*
the
had gone H lied early. In the ing deal for the Boardman Space rifv
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'hni'r
r.
.tuba
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f
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« p served by the hostesses.
science and art display April 11 m orning his sister, Julia, called Age Industrial Park of ______
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pliances.
and
wanted
to
talk
to
Mrs.
Woods
acres
will
lx?
a
good
thing
for
B
f
|
ew
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor- between 7.30 and 9 p m. This is
and Jim couldn't aw aken her. Morrow County,” said Represen- M a r k e t R e p o r t
Some young folks think getting
Mr and M r, A S. Alherty and s, ef attended a n ' aw ard banquet ir? a ’form "of "o'^n" hou«. a’nd"t
T v , ’ COl' ^ 1,S/ bOU,. a.S? a r d a 3 ! ? " Of Moro,an<i . Sh<‘rl o 0 l,t were f ^ th ;T e 'iu b h c a n " " p r « ln r t''c r m ’ L r e ' l i y l ^ " ' , » ' ' « 'th e T h id r e n “
had 1,ed
h" r » '« P
Sur- tatlve Frank M. W eatherford of
Livestock receipts totaled 241
b 3
t t vv
ere
gues s E as,er Sunday at m ittee men and women of Sher- work. A pantomime by the 7th viving are b *8 widower, one dau- Olex.
A ».«!™ * °* *r * 8nd M**8, Sam nian, Wasco and Hood R iver and 8th grades w ill lie put on at g lte r’ ^ * 8 J^an Stone and one
Both houses of the Legislature head. U. S. No. 1 and 2, 180-230
lb. butcher
again
^ n S.e ‘hn l ' ^ ,la T
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, ,
, ,
h7 W
W y'eaat
u f u school
7 A p April
" r i f 6 with teach- g,'and d«ughter, Sylvia.
counties “ at l the
y’east high
high K
Rufus
have now approved two bills— thp
downtrendI hogs
Tn n?i”
c7 followed
.he b ili, Jou V„,e o r“ i a , ge? F or. and
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a'nd w n
C u a h V X r ,X ,w
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VA' * i S
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ie.ae , ”. h M . . , . ' , S e e to
" .Ign
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n . ,u enable
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About the County b“”|
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ghter, M r,
Donald von B o n te l
The decorating com m ittee for
0,1 *“ « '• » .
«he $4,Xi.no would he . ¿ T m .
, w o T \ 7 e d i ? “ eers
to
Scotchmen. We hope the Astor Rend spent Saturday afternoon 0 " ^ . ^
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Wasco farm ing In th a t area
who is coming from London will visiting Mr. and
Mrs.
Bill
Pausch.
T h e u t te r is as fo llo w s
.
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like the country.
Bill —
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letter is
as -- follows. "F irst of
ir-
u aUM ?
several days a|, j w ant you to know how much
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1 1 w a Jt l,,sp’td ,n r h ‘‘ 1>alles last j enjoy your column in the pap-
Sometime ago we suggested week with a slight concussion er As I read it I alw avs feel a
h it governm ent arrange it so and a cut on his nose that re bi, closer” ? my fri?,,d? in Sher
that no one would have to work, qulred several stitches He had „ „ „
Bdly .? d I ?re "
^ ‘ 'H o V w o Jid 'H ’we' " ? v T hn X
‘" • ¡ ¡ " V « » " - ; » ’ » »ver lng on a ten acre .?ac, out fmm
ery. How would we live? On come by the fumes and fell caus- Scapwxjse and eniovinc our re­
unemployment comp, of course, ing the accident. Mrs. Alfred n r e n w n t- if vou can cfll R that
We still like the idea Some on* Kock took Mr. and Mrs. Pausch to u e sfli|
get up early and work
has an Idea th at could amend The Dalles Monday w here Mr.
ours
F o lk ,, he say,, will use l-ausch had ihc „ itc h e s removed m X
“ We’ r”
,w „ ^ «
th eir leisure to work at some- Mr. and Mrs.A F Balzer drove i .<o
k
<
thing they like until eventually to Portland Friday and spent the {)Ut ®n° Ugh hens for o u r eggK'
they will p „ ..l,„ c „ much in I.
, weekend a, "lhe hnm»",?,
we h , , e • " '
,,us garden
sure tim e there will he no need their son Ralph B ad er and fam-
Y h.°n’_C
extension unit which she enjoys,
of w orking during work time
i!v Sunday they all took a drive and that the extra work this year
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®
W a"h ’ t0 V,S,t Mf has >**<•" lamp shades, upholster-
Criticism of the John Blrcn and Mrs George Sim ll. and fsm- mg and in A d HI thev will
society is on methods Almost no llv. Other guests there were M r m
u i- i
,
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one Is for the things the society is and Mrs. Bert Simpson of Wood-
against
Its principal target Is land, Mr. a rd Mrs Glen Kennv ? h ^ i
g r which to only
communism which everyone is and family of Ponland and M r,
P’ac®
against even those who are en- I^ois Fihn and
5 fll?_*,?d A,f * r MiH8 .w l8b aP a
J^ng
o? ^ u n ^
tic practices. It could be against U oodland
„hiTh
taxes and get almost as much as-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pausch and n A
sent
-Mr. and Mrs. Hud Kock and fam -
a
Youth c n U V t e . says the w i t h e r a m ? M r / A K r ^ K ^ k ^
.2 ,,* .
i
afterno° ^
for th e'M ay m eetlng’ Mre.“ Peck“
Mrs. Howard Steward and J . i c
Burnett
Don Kohlmeler showed an In-
teresting film on the living con-
dltlons In Alaska. A fter the film
the hostesses who were the teach-
e r . at Rufus Mr. and Mr«. Gay-
man. Lyla Hayes, I>on Kohlmeler
and Mrs. Robinson, served des­
sert and coffee to ail.
™ Itural
arch .Service (ARS)
k ^ ^
he ‘ndex on O regon',
far'" and8« with Improvements,
”
7 ' ’ of„the ,94749 aver-
.5®’ A ' Ho,7’eI1 «aid. This was
M,ne 48 the Ju,y ,96<> index,
percent above Nov
em ber 1959.
During the last half of I960,
farmland values In 41 states e ith ­
er held practically unchanged or
rose just a little. Decreases of 2
Mrs. Be
Millard
Ix>igh
the to
Rufus
percent
Home
chairm
an w ants
an- ’b<
? other or nine states
mostly in
noun«. t i ,„ ihc home specialis,,
IW rnlc. Straun will
,hc Moro
Wll,
H<’me
on Er.stlval
k
er April 29
Also th e women of S h e rm a n
H
h ™
"
County are invited to visit the
Masco County Festival which
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April 8 #t th ® ,u n ,o r Hlgh
School and lunch will be served
a< noon for ” 36 a piste
Mr. and Mrs. H arland McDon-
the papers spent E aster w ith Mrs. McDon-
™ 3
a,d'S brother 8nd fam ,,y lbe Cha r-
u ... v
l<* Pearsons and other relatives
Gra88
^ s 'T u s t
about the
Oregon m g .sls.u r,
¿ ' T Y " ' ' * 7 7 ,W" h C rM ’ Val'
thev bov Honor w ithout an Iden-
Mr and Mrs C u m
N eal a n d
\ ii
t *
gdme
tificatlon card
T here’s o ther family w m t to Hood R er F
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7 aS 1,1 ,OWn M° n'
le rS u n Y ^ n ,
X . ST
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things.
pent ine daypiace which he bought recently,
n,fM ' d” ’
ind
Wa' appr ,p n a te ;b* 5,)n shining
n’o*’t of the day and w arm ing the
M " h E r' ' ' ' “ Vered ,h<‘ ro o h
m orning, after Easter.
<1|ffe7e77e In
tween the two sites and $ i£ 0 S 0
v, oukl
spen’t'
engineering studies and the like
it iS hoped that the lease might
be signed by next December
R epresentative
W eatherford
said that the action ot the Legis­
lature,
w
on n taken
.
J/,1? . consultall«n
with R<x*lng officials and local
people, will assure slow and o r­
derly development of the area.
ti,.' 1 ? !' t" * 1'* * p°®,n< will uee
«he cem ral par, o( , he country
Land ,
r c . r i c ? , ? in c r „ .
ly agreed that the m arket for
>>
u.ai the m arket for
farm land was w eaker last foil
than a year earlier, the ARS <«•
u
P^rt noted. Few er ¿ . I l
™ :.eCr X
hands, demand was i slower, and
pr° hpetUv® buyers seemed more
inclined to resist prices lx>ing
inclined
“
1
*
asked.
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Bo-
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, OT.
,,',w - . t- Y ;,.“"'!,. 'Y l . Y .i’ Y
c re w s o f 12’1 m ?oo
.. ..i ?
•
, 1 2?° T
inJ t„7 h < \ e ,“ p,OVt‘d’ r(,rnniut-
K to th ® P unching pads from
X ' , ' " ’ , . / " '1 Boa"*m‘ n
, ,U
matelv
Boeinv may
mav employ
,.n,ni„„ as
mately ikxdng
many as 2000 ,a rso n s at the
■»ardman p roj* r
A rrangem ents with Boeing will
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ix-rmit the company to sublease
readjustm ent In the usual rela- part of the area to auxiliary man-
tlonshlp between farm land values ufacturera of defense insferiils
or other defense work under fed-
and farm
Income
In Oregon eral contract«
value’
, "T vo?™
lh“
° r“n‘
40
while taxes levied on farm real
estate rose 40 percent and r e d
' nM
~
farm ing
dropped 15 percent.
Urn! ’7 ” X
rcneeotH ted
A . SpCIlCCrS W e d
Si) Y e a r . Q lln/kar
0 « I M r » waaaaaaaj
d U Ild a y
.
.
xcars „1 m arried life will
/
celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. W
A Spencer Sunday, April 9 at an
open house from 2 to 5 n m m
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™m o
____ —. In The - Dalles
:.
auditorium
Hostesses for the golden wed-
(Hng observance will t>e the Spen-
c t r ’s daughter In law. Mrs. Ar-
th u r Spencer and their daughters
Mrs Evelyn Shamp. Mrs. Gene
McNutt and
have
to lx»
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y ta r s ' s l* n,'er operated a barb er shon
? X? L ? ” r'.bk‘ « H *
■«> »Ml they moved
county will come out of the to The Dalles where they have
rental money.
resided ever since.
P r o n e r tv
ts
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$2685 with
up to $28 00
500 to 700 lbs
’n , tO
7
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ar° l,nd 'M)0 ,bs to
3 ^ t.
Several fed steers grading goisl
sold at $23 50 to $24 10.
Several Jots of cows w ith cal­
ves at sides sold at $172 50 on
light crossbreds to $227.50 on
young Whiteface cows w'lth cal-
ves at sides. Stock cowe brought
$167.50 to $18500 a head.
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