Ojennan (Enimfy tournai
Seventy Fifth Year No. S
T hese
T h in g s
We
Note
Sherman Hits
Faster Pace To
Moro, Oregon Friday
About the County
County Official Paper
December 21, 1962
being news about people
you know or know about
Local Officials Talk Mystery of Space
Tax Ratios With
Communication
Roy Means of Redmond State at a party at the former*» home
Vernon Root and Jim Steels
Grange Deputy, was in Rufus Sat- when they
entertained t h e r went to Boise, Idaho, last Mon-
urday night Dec. 15 to Install the bridge club and invited guests in- day through W ednesday to attend
Two officers or agents of the
officers of the granges in Sher- eluding Mrs. Art Christianson, a fertilizer school put on by Col
man county. Rol'.and Johnson as- Mrs. H enry B am utn and Mrs. I a s - Her Carlxm and Chemical Corp, sta te Tax Commission were here
C. E. Seavey, public relations
sisted Mr. Means, Mr. and Mrs. te r Conlee of Moro Mrs. Don Cox,
Harley Hand at tended the short W ednesday to meet w ith the eoun-
I he Sherman Huskies swept M
^ a artin
^ ‘ *' Zimmerman
z j,G e r m a n w
w ere
ere regalia
regalia Mrs.
Mrs. Donah!
Donald von
von Borstel,
Borstel, Mrs.
Mrs. course
course spray
spray sch
sch >ol
nil in
in Corvallis
ty
court and
and members
members of
of the
equal-
man for Pacific Northwest Bell
Corvallis
ty
court
the
equal
over th eir long tim e rival Maupin MaHln
vrd was pU i Earl Olds and Mrs. Kendrick Dun- the first of this
week Nation board about the valuation mystified and enchanted membe s
with a 55-41 victory «or heir first * a,*n^
’ ¿ ^ t o r Gray w ai Jo- lap The C hristm as theme was car-
W asco G rade
School defeated to be put on
fa rm la n d in the of the Sherman County Club
win in two games Dec. 14.
4 s t or the work The ones be- rl£ i out in room decorations and Mon. in their first basketball com- 1963 assessment. The state com- Tuesday rig h t with his talk about
Sherman got of to a fast star
from Rufus, the individual tables were center- petition, 21 19 High scoror was mission says that present value .he new ventures in to space He
early in th e firs q uar er and
Grange and HarlamT ed w ith m iniature Christmas trees Greg O’Meara with 14 points.
put on farm land is 17.5 per cent had s p e a k e r to duplicate the S g-
kept its lead for lie res of he “ ¿ " ^ X Y l e G rangeTas follows: and a gift for eac h player A one
Thursday Pinochle Club had its
its true cash value as deter- ual., returned ro«>
game. 1 he Huskies made qua
Rolland Johnson Max Bel- o'clock luncheon preceded the af- C hristm as party at the home of mined by bonaflde sales and In- which dem onstrated the lmj
Giles L. French
?ast b re a k a n d simplv "w o re th e she and Duane Miller as m asters; ternoon of bridge at four tables. Mrs Lloyd Gosson with Mrs. Dave slats that it be raised to 25 percent ment•
*n ^ a rH y ^
break and sim p y wore th e
overseer was present, Scoring honors fo- club members Miller co-hosting. High scorer to conform w ith th e valuation
Ihe Lnlted States nas 4bspace
We have noted before and has fast
visitors out Doug d ish led the
s™aV o f
and 5>ne lec^ were held by Mrs D. 1. Reynolds, was Mrs Bob Nisbet, guest p la y alroady placed on other property, travelers operating andl the ttus-
ten to do it again th at big govern
seoring
w
ith
lb
points.
tu
re
r
Mrs
George
Fox
of Rufus, Mrs. A. F. Balzer and Mrs. Harold er. and low prize
went to Mis. T hat will he a raise of around 40 sians have none re tu rn ng g.
.
ment spending is a greater menace
The H uskies showed a marked X w a nL : J< i Nltrrow Jh n Belslw Eakin. Mrs. Christianson won the Doug Shell.
percent.
Investigation s being!mad of he
to the nation than big taxes.
lin p im em en t in io
tee
new
Carolyn Cain; assistant ste- guest prize. She also won the tra-
Wasco M ethodist church
will
The local officials contend that effect of the \ an A e>
g
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g, completion by m aking .»3% of th e wards; A tfw WUson and
p ad. Veling prize. O ther members pre- hold a special Christm as w orship the land Is high enough as Judged circles the earth some -
This quotation is from Shadow.-., a(tempted
te.nnted shots from
he foul
chaplains: Mm Millard Leigh sent were Mrs. Herman Peters, service Sunday evening at 7.30 by production and Income. State up' into the stratosphere.
the publication th a t comes from m
jjne
He .........
dem
onstrated
the effect of
and
Mrs. , Jim Belshe;
Mrs. Jack A dam ?, Mrs. « A.
lx* presented
».«»n«
i.n < the
mits
ueiwie, treasurer, ¿»11».
-». « A.
-»■ Dun-
»-v... which
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— . 7 by
j the law makes the sale price the
fihorq
Iran nils-
the Oregon State Pententiary:
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l*ts anu
Mrs.
Roy
Shafer
of
R
ufus
and
the
lap.
Mrs.
Alfred
Rock
and
Mrs.
MYF
group.
Bill
Smith
has
been
means
of
determ
ining
the
tru
e
different
filters
on
Uie
t
•
* A man may fail many times. Buyer
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Juvenile
Johnny
Thompson,
secre-
Bill
Pausch.
in
charge
of
preparations
for
the
cash
value
for
tax
purposes.
S
of
the
fu
st
space
cruft
But he won’t be a failure until He
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a replica of the first space
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tary Mrs. Atlee Wilson of Rufus
Mrs. H arry Stark was hostess at service
says that somebody pushed him .”
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sent into o rb it by the I nited
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Juvenile
Susan
Robertson,
a
party
a
t
th
e
ir
ranch
home
Wed-
Dorcas
Society
of
Wasco
Church
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EKxinn
States, the Explorer, w hich is still
12 “ gatekeepers w ere Art Sm ith of neday, Dec. 5, honoring her dau- of Christ met at the home of Mrs.
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When govern m en ts revenues O rabenhorst
Rural Advisors
w orking. His replica of T elstar
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e
Rufus
G
range
and
Juvenile
John-
ghter,
Lou
Ann,
on
her
birthday
Je
rry
B
arnett
for
its
C
hristm
as
are short som ething has to give. j ohnson
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was a third the size of the original
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ny
Robertson;
Ceres
w’ere
Mrs.
anniversary.
Invited
guests
in-
m
eeting
Wednesday,
December
12
It doesn't alw ays have to be the Keuogg
Meet
To
Advise
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now being tested for ability to
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2 H arland McDonald and Juvenile eluded h er sister, Lorraine, Kath- The hostess served a dessert
taxpayer.
Lane
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, . . continue.
2 Patricia Belshe. Pomona ju st one leen King, Jessie Brander, Sharyl luncheon to m em bers and several
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. Rayon
The Sherm an County Rural Ad- Through his talk Mr. Seavey had
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present
Mary
Brackett
of
R
ufus
Blagg.
Cathy
von
Borstel,
Joy
Ann
guests
after
which
Mrs.
Earl
Gen
If some one would learn to r e a d ___________
vlstory council, with several mem- so,ne 8ielgdl of hand tricks that
Grange; Flora: Mrs. A rt Smith, Brady, and Je rry Alberty, who try presented a program of Christ-
as well as Charles Laughton there
Sherm an brought th eir record Sharon Thom pson a n d Susan came out on the school bus after m as thoughts, readings and music. I mts added w ith a secondary Inter- were m ystifying but no more so
would be a place for him.
up to tw'o w ins and one loss with Thompson; lady assistant stew ard school. They played games and Instead of gift exchange the mem e st in agriculture, met Monday than the eiectricsQ and mechani-
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Mr» .lose- hers brought gift» of money for »»»m oon when Cl.ff Smith « t e n - cal m arve,„ 0( com m unication he
59-51 . victory
h ™ ■'. over
" \ ei the Steven Mrs. Itert Swlgort, Mrs. Dale Path later enjoyed dinner. Mrs Jose-
We make an ag reeinent with
m
skvbolt
mis-
J
d
’J
.in
t
half
K
et
and
Cheryl
Robertson;
the
ex-
phine
P
arkhurst
oi
Kent
had din- the Merlin Shield family. This slon service advlset w as In town, dem onstrated and explained.
England to give them
Ted Thompson is chairm an.
Recommended by the club for
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em
ber,
from
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ner
w
tth
them
.
Mr.
and
Mrs. money was presimi ed on a money
■lies and then fin
Rural Area Development eonskieratlon by The Dalles Ju n io r
tim e deficit to burst into a third w ere Hollond Johnson, George F rank E. Buyer and family came tree to Mrs. Shields at a . f a j a d d * The
exl„ ulne(l by Mr. Sm ith, who c t a S S r “ «rf“ Commerce aw ards
work so we say “ No dice” and . q u a rte r splurge and hold the home
Fox and H arland McDonald and out later and had cake and Ice Saturday afternoon at the
••Sorry” while telling our ancient (eam tQ fjve J)oinis
said It was a plan to aid areas wcre j^arry Kaseberg and Dick
from H arlandview Bob Belshe; the cream . The Starks took the girls of Mrs. D urw ard Kaseberg. There w ith high unem ploym ent by loan- Skdes To study tha advisability
ally that it is too weak to m atter.
..
T he first
two-game weekend m atron of H arlandview Juvenile home later.
were guests from Portland, \\ as- ing and giving federal money.
Not very go«xl conduct.
o( a J)or> commission, Presklent
and the glass backboards appar- Grange is Mrs. Marvin Robertson.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Alev Brander w ere co. and The Dalles present, at the
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County Judge Vernon Miller Max Uari6ee a ppointed W endell
. ently did not have any effect on At the end all >ang th e song “Be in Portland last Monday and Tues- tea Mrs. K aseberg’s daughters.
p n ^ w ' T f t T m r t y ' w i r t t e no ^ a n
s te rle th X ’ n t ^
E aiihfui'O h"'pa?r>m ’7 Then“ R.,y day. Mrs. B ran,let dhl Christm aa Lois and I^e. assisle.1 al Ihe tea told of the progress of the Elias- Halsiger( Charles Burnet, Paul
co report and said It would be pre- |»a lru .k |’p uu|en Kaseberg, L uther
worse than a press that is so used.
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o « Means helped the grangers With shopping while Mi. Brandei at- table.
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\W? colunin P°int flKures^ Ron
q[ th eir floor wf>rk A lx)Un. <*nded N orth Pacdic Grain Grow-
Wasco Church of Christ Chrlst- sented to the people of the five 1)avis and AicX Brander. As a
after
first irri
of nondnatjng com m ittee to name
.h’hnson took game scoring, hon- nfui
gfcrved . at (he
Ineetings? Mr anj Mrs. Harold mas program will be held Sunday counties soon
thought
that the some
« ... tie giv- 3^®
u g ,
,
, .
candidates for next year the chair
Those under 20 have to be fed <>rs with 1. points. He wa.> follow-
the w ork
Brown were also there to attend evening at 7:30. T r jats will
en to the children. Following the gallon might be dsveloped in
» appointeu Giles French, F rank
and educated, producing little of ed c lo ^ ly by Jack K«* <»gg it 1 '»
The Honie gxtew slbh group M the meetings. •
the w herew ithal therefor; those and ix>ug b sn w ttn s.
Rufus met W ednesday, Dec. 12 at
Miss M argaret Purvine of Port- program those who wish may go *ower Parts^ of ihe county^ and Keld( Ted Thompson, Charles But-
Kaseberg.
over 65 have to be fed and pain-
The H uskies more than doubled
Mrs. G(O^ e Eox w ith land came
pered for they still vote and so do the free throw
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a no host
iuck iur ch. The host- till Friday
th eir descendants. That, anyway, flrflt
^ tth S t e ^
Mrs. Fox w ere Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.
Mark
is the modern th« iry of society, fof? <»9% of the shots
Bert Sw igart and Mrs. Alta Sm ith took her back
Actually young people can pro- foul line,
»»tM
w
h°
served
angel
cake
w
ith
ice
and
returned
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50 Married Years
duce pretty well and the oldsters
cream for dessert. A fter lunch the
Mrs. F rank E. Bayer and Julia, penish.
know what the county's m inority
14 .. different m em bers told and dem- Byron and Hel?r>, Mrs. Harry
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6
2
Bish
Young
people
-»
«
the
W
'
can also produce.
or
four
out
of
18
should
do
or
try
Mr. and Mrs. Dell OW h w ere
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2 w onstrated how to decorate cooktes Stark and Lorraine and Ix>u Ann Church of Christ will go on a
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Blagg
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to
do
inasmuch
as
Sherm
an
cun-
m
arried
December 31, 1912 at
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Someone, w hether an accurate Doolin
- for Christinas. A fter th a t all ex- and Mrs. Josephine P afk h u rst of youth retreat to Castle Lock, \\ n., ty was tied in with Wasco county. G rass Valley and have lived there
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observer or notx notes the decline Johnson
i r changed cookies w ith one another. Kent w ere business visitors in I>ec. 26-8.
No satisfactory answ er was given, since th at time. Their daughter,
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of the blond as the m asculine Kellogg
Portland Saturday.
College students home for the There was some talk alx>ut eoun- Betty and husband Marlon Crews,
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The R ufus Grange Home Ec
Frank’ T. B a y e r‘Mrs. Tom Bay- holidays are Tony Capacl, Jean
ideal. Maybe it is about time, the Lane
59 Club met T hursday, Dec. 13 at the e r and j^irs c h a iie s Perrigo of Hockett, Kay Macnab, Mary Hav- ty road program s and why the will lx? hosts at a Golden W edding
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brunettes and the browns should Sherman
voters had tu rn ed down previous reception in their honor Sunday,
51 hall w ith a no-host lunch. A spe-
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Dalles left Sunday and Mr. en, John and Jim Thomas, E verett tax levies which resulted in a mo- Decetnlier 30 at the Odd-Fellows
have a tu rn at the whistles.
Stevenson
cial guest was Sherm an county nnd
Claud Bayer of Moro and Royse, Linda Mar lea. Tom Coats, lion to have a committee appoint- hall from two to five in the a fte r
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For a guv who got licked over
Sherm an’s JV ’s revenged their honie extension agent, M argaret } u Bayer left Monday for Carl- Barbara Fridley and Doug Rhine-
noon. Mrs. Olds was Ella Walk-
first loss to Stevenson with a Red of ^ o ro . A fter lunch a busi- (on w ash., where they attended hart.
C ulxi. K hrushchev is getting plen-
enshaw, a niece of Rufus H arry
,■ of fringe benef'ts out of the
37-34 victory oyer the Wasco ness meeting was held, then nil the funeral of Mrs. Jim Cool, dau-
Recent guests at the Carl Ziegler
King, a pioneer of the county
The ladies pre- L ^ e ^ o f Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vintin, home were
Mrs. Ziegler’s sisters . r p Q
M a v o *
deal. Maybe he doesn't know he County JV ’s.
Sherm an ? ,.pulletl exchanged gifts.
and Mr. Olds is a son of Mr. and
half after sent decorated the C hristm as
tree
on Tuesday. The Claud Bay- and brother, Kay, Sva and E veiett A D V iJ D O a f U IT1UVC5
was licked.
ahead in the secon-
Mrs. Em m et Olds, who came here
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leading by one point at halftime. and filled the sacks w ith candy er# and j un a Bayer returned who stopped over <n th eir way
In the early 1880s anil lived below
A school survey shows th at
Kenny Dunlap picked up 11 and nuts.
home that evening.
home from college Mr. Ziegler’s Around Again
town until the num erous family
pupils with a m ajor interest in his- points to lead the junior varsity
The Wasco School C hristm as
Mr and Mrs. lion T hurm an id sister an I husband, Mr. and Mrs.
According to the *ocal ASCS of- was grov/n IX»11 and Ella Olds
program will lie next T hursday, Eugene » e re the speakers at the ¡h'lx-rt hraga vlalted front Port- flee the following farm ers were are as native as Sherm an coun-
tory and literatu re did better in in scoi ing.
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last weekend
December 20, at 8:00 p. m. and evening «trvleea Sunday at the land
college than those who like chem
Mr. anl, Mr9.
T lw a,e r re elected committeemen from their tlans can lie and have been iden-
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everyone is invited.
istry and physics. Well, the w orld K. Dunlap
nontivH
rh
u
rrh
Thcv
also
showed
. fn„n
r
»hl«
1963 (.ai<t
as a hy result tified
with „ y much of the cotmnun-
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(tinted
(
allhnnh!
this Vkiu.u
»evk com
< ( m unities (rf for
balb((s
ity .s a(.tiv
of history and w riting is a much D. Bakin
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more complex one than the sclen- R- Eakin
They request th at th ere lie no
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tlfic one.
gifts.
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This year the orange juice was G. Irzyk
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Sherman Does Well
frozen in the orange but maylie it V. Johnson
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can lie refrozen.
Ruggles
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K- Thompson
Mr. E slinger atte meu m e snow ing
f Rlchland( Wash., spent ,F.A<*t E HAS PROBLEM
and George Jensen Moro: I*>n In Bond Buying
of the New Oliver m achinery at the weekend here w ith . . his
.
par-
Thompson,
Chas. O. Burnet, Mac
Sales of Savings Bonds in th is
W onder if the trouble ’Aith
The Stevenson JV ’s defeated th<; coliseum and they attended
en ts Mr. and Mrs Lon Smith.
The Oregon Wheat G row ers j j a|| Allan Pinkerton, John E. county In November w ere latge
American business a rd American sh e n n a n w ith a 54-27 victory. The (he banquet in th? evening. They
Mrs. Grace Zevely of Wasco League adopted t h e following DeMoss. Kent: A rthur Buether,
agriculture isn 't too much Amer- Bulldogs held Sherm an to six ajso
their daughter, Alice w as a dinner guests Sunday at the resolution!- on 2,4-D »luring the jjm j effe r|es, Olan B Stark, Geo. enough to put the county over its
lean governm ent that insists on points in the first half while they an(1 re turne<l home Friday even- home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Wallace 35th annual m eeting at Portland yon Rorstel, and John Reckmann. 1962 assigned quota of $60,(MX)
Sales lust month am ounted to
dabbling into affairs for political polled up
34 points. ing
,
"It Is recommended, that a spe (Jrasg valley: Orville L. Ruggles, j 7r38'8 and put the county up to a
purposes.
In th e second half Stevenson in-
Gamma Lambda No. 84 May.
Mr. ami Mrs. N orris Gilkison c ial subcom m ittee cf the Oregon Bobert Holmes, Mark E. Bird, tota) of
jn ,,H,2 am ounting
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creased their m argin to double T heta Rho girls held th e ir regular and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson w heat Growers league lx* e.tab- yIidc<)|,n Kslinger and John W tQ jyyyoy We are now over the
The adm inistrations theory is to Sherm an’s final score.
7 meeting in the IOOF hall Tuesday anti Kay of The Dalles were din Hshed and authorized to otganize Buether. Chairman of the above quota assigned us by the T reasu ry
cut taxes to stim ulate the econ- Sherm an
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evening. Judy Dunlap, presided ner guests Sunday af the home of a meeting with representatives commiiU?es met at the AS( S office |_>e|>art,nent for 1962. It was $60,-
cm y and eventually produce more Stevenson
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with 16 m em bers and five Rebek-
from tile Milton- -Freew ater area Friday
x Mr and Mrs. Win. Brinkert.
ay to choose a county com- (K)(>
taxes If ten percent is good, w h y ------------------- -—
ahs present. No n e ttin g will l>e ‘ Tht> Amerlcan Legion Auxiliary and other Interested parties to tnittee to serve »luring 1963.
Only five counties In the state
n< t fifty?
held Dec. 25. Open installation
at lh<? hoine of Mrs. Ihll study the problem of 2,4-D drift
Elected were Joe Heater, chait- (,an (.ja |,n (his distinction at the
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of officers will Ire held Sunday, Pausch Tuesday t-fternoon. The damage in the ar?a It is further man, Dave Klehel lerfer vice-
Schools To Close
end of November. They are Crook,
When the vote is taken on th at
Jan. 6 at the IOOF hall at 2:30 Ghrtgtmas theme was used to de- agreed »bat the Oregon W heat chairm an, Bill Holmes, ntemltcr. Harney, Jefferson, Morrow and
$3000 salary and $20 I* r day ex Until January 2
p m. E veryone welcome to attend.
|he rootns. Mrs. Alfred Grow,.rs league will favor the res
Sherman ’’
pense for legislators we hope the
The G rass Valiev A ltar Society Kock, president, presided w i t h trictlon of the use of Isoprophyl
Schools
in
Sherman
county
will
vote is made public. W e’d like to
bnerman rlaces boys
finish this week and when they
post it up
Placing Calls
close Friday, December 21 it will held in the G rass Valley Ix*gion jng the buslne s m eeting a gif' pxi in approxim ately fift\-tnil<
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Refresh- radius aroun»! the affect«*»! atea. On All League Team
It seems like a lot of new money 1« the sta rt of a vacation that will hall Sunday afternoon, for the exchange was h< l»i.
Several m ents were served later by the
The com m ittee further recotn-
Easier At Times
is pi.ured into old weapons to continue until Jan u ary 2, which children of the parish.
j
mends that the research program
T h e All Conference, G reater
justify the judgm ent of men is a We»lnes»lay The vacation will fnm s were shown and tre a ts giv- hostess
I/Miking ahead to th e Ann: al
students on 2 4-D drift tie continued by the Oregon W estern Sul» IIds’r ' f r oot
the collegi
whose ideas have grown ol»l.
last for eleven »lays.
team: surge of long distance calls cn
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Sometime in Jan u aiy
an I C hristm as
Scientists sav thev are finding Farm Chemicals will start
N orthw est .JJel’/ s
out about heredity. All we know high sihool says Mar
Horn, offer*»! D ese
about it is th a t recently th e re ’s son. It will be held
calling Saturday ev en
been entirely too much of It.
ing or Sunday, the low er rates
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start at 6:00 p. in. «and continue all
A brief glimpse &i those p aint
day Sunday.
ings o u r lady senator w ants to
If you can, avoid the peak hours
take back to W ashington causes
6 to 8 p. m. C hristm as Eve and
the comment th at that s just
2 to I p m C hristm as Day.
w here thev belong.
Call station to station ra th e r
01 a necoraiea u in n u a v cake for found dead at his home in van- their respective organizations uw i ion, *»..»«
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hban
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than |»etson to {»eraon.
butes some of it to counties w. 1
wUVer. W ashington early this they back leglsiatlon ’» outlaw Appleg
That four and a half million send $136.818 this month. Of
Call by num lier in any cast. In
dessert They spent the tim e visit- week He was about 70 years old use of Isopropyl en et of 2,4-D in
Pull Back. U o n a rd W aterm an.
bucks spent putting Jam es Mere sutn Sherm an county will get $240
cluding the ara code for calls to
in(»
Funeral services w ll’ be Friday the state completely. Plus res- Burns.
dith into the U niversity of Miss that being an average of $3 00 for
Mr and Mrs. Don Smith took at 10 00 a m In Vancouver and l r ictlon of use of butyl
<,f
* Mil.» Lane Sher ¡joints outside Oregon.
issippi would have put a lot of boats registered. In 1962 Sherman her mother. M is Maude G arrett interm ent at The Dalles at two 2,4-D In Morrow i.nd Umatilla W llbtr, Burns, Mike I^ n e f
Voice i»aths to A m erica’s sm ell
bovs through Tuscaloosa U.
er
tow ns or ru ral com m unities
county received a total of $465 to The Dalles Saturday w here she o’clock that afternoon
counties. F u rth e r hearings are man.
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are
the ones most likely to become
from the m arine hoard
entered the Mid-Columbia hospital
Carroll Sayrs got a buggy whip planned
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One of the causes of high state
G row ers Guards: Dick D rlnkw ater, Burns, clogged by holiday calls. E arly
for
medical
a
tte
n
tk
n
for
a
cut
m
the
mall
this
week,
not
quite
The
Oregon
Wheat
taxes is th at the state takes over
will Van Williams. G rant Unicn
calls to these points can almost
over her eye t h « r ^ r e d t e w r the oM » h ^ !,'t’, ^ , ' ‘r “^ e "t'hat
U k e " action
Center: Lynn
always. be com pleted hn.ne.ltal.ly.
the duties of local government. I.IRRAKI » I t s NEW ROOKS
The Moro library has many al stitches and m uiM s Buucrvu idir 1-
.
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Q uarterback: Doug Blsh, bher-
N early twice th e norm al foies
Note the proposal to have the new
liooks for lending to reader s when she fell while out w alking would <lo the job of s tr n ig l- n ln g (,n any proposals. Growers tii.it
state do the work on consolidation
man.
operators will he on d jty
want to catch up on what is Site spent sevc»al days In the out the buggy team when they want, should exp.es.,
e
of Portland and Multnomah coun who
H alf Back
D i v e Woodfin, throughout Oregon ar.d ex tra long
uL
the w inter and hosoital
w ere lazy Maybe half the popula- |ons pilot to this
m eeting Io
golna
i n t e Tues-
r « « hospital
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S L ! " te
L .w P ^ ^ n l ” £ ¡1 o r Bill la » ,In , Sher,nan
d l . l . n « clrcul.s will he
tv.
X y m on
a. durin«
iie taken the
o ut w any
Mrs _ Ehen
Kee end
Mrs _ Don tion of Sherman county has nev- S
Wh»-at
league
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day or Thur^lay afternoon
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help rteet tM ru.h.
w ere c»»-hostcsses er seen a buggy whip
And a Very Merry Christmas
Achieve Victory
State Tax Men
Told To Clubbers