Sherman County journal., February 22, 1963, Image 1

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Seventy Fifth Year Xo. 17
These
T h in g s
We
Note
Ernie Woods, Finds
Pakistan Peculiar
Aloro. Oregon Friday
Cattlemen Elect
Lloyd Henrichs,
February 22, 1963
About the County
County Official Paper
being news about people
you know or know about
Formers Gaaher
To Hear Word
A drivers License Examiner ghter, Mrs Don Marsh and sun,
The West Wind Riders met at
Ernie Woods writes from Pak­
will lx* on duty in Muro Tuesday Phillip of Hood River were visi­ the Vern Smith home for a pot­
istan that he and Mrs Cecile Cole
February 26, at the courthouse tors Saturday afternoon at the luck dinner and Saddle club
were married February 3 and des­
between 9 a m. and 4 p.m.
home of Mr and Mrs Frank von evening were the Vern Smiths,
cribes the ceremony which is
Mrs Bill Pausch entertained Borstel.
meeting Febru. 8. Enjoying the
further descrllx*d in a mimeogra­
her bridge club and invited
1 am Watkins and Donald, the
Farmers half filled the cafe-
Sherman
county
cattlemen
have
Mr
and
Mrs
Earl
Olds
and
son,
phed sheet published there. Mrs
guests at her home Thursday. In­
Herb Ramseys and children, the torium at Sherman High school
Woods wore a purple sari ar.d the learned to crowd their annual vited guests Included Miss Mar­ Robin, spent the weekend in Tom
and children and Tuesday night to hear an ex­
teachers of the colony made an meeting into one dinner time ses­ garet Purvine and Miss Grace Grants Pass visiting at the home Leon Adams
Smith.
New officers arc planation of the 1963 wheal and
sion
which
they
did
Saturday
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Bill
Ford.
Mrs
event of the wedding which was
night at Grass Valley, starting Deierlein of Portland and Mrs Olds went to Roseburg Saturday president, Herb Ramsey; vice- feed grain programs and some
the first to be held there.
vonBorstel, Mrs Don Cox and
president Vern Smith; secretary discussion of other topics inclu­
Ernie is to be assistant town it all off with an hour of conviv­ Mrs Kendrick Dunlap. Dessert to attend the Theta Rho conven­ treasurer
Verneice Adams; MUS- ding the production of safflower
iality.
tion.
manager of Baral, the name of
Giles L. French
C’A delegate Vern Smith and al­ and a prt mise to give further
Paulen Kaseberg, presided in was served at individual tables
Mrs
Jack
Adams
was
hostess
the settlement built for English
ternate John Kellogg.
information on the controversial
his official capacity, and kept the centered with small bouquets of
You don’t have to set stakes and American workers on the 05 jiersons present occupied and daffodllls and pussy w illows. The at a party at her home Wednes­
1964 wheat program.
Three
Agri
Cliem
men,
Vernon
day
evening
Desert
served
at
to see how fast this country is tiam. Houses are all brick, even interested. Leonard Fields pre­ Valentine motif was used for
Joe Heater, chairman of the
going downhill. You need a stop closet walls are brick. Nearly sented the 1962 fair queen and table and napkin decorations. individual tables was followed by Root, Harry Richards and Har­ ASUS committee, introduced the
ley
Hand
s|»ent
one
day
last
week
bridge
at
two
tables.
Scoring
hon­
every
line
of
business
is
repres­
watch.
princesse with their buckles. Bridge was in play at four tables ors were held by Mrs lX»n Cox at the Pendleton Grain Growers speakers who were Ted Dun-
ented.
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woodie of the state ASCS, who
They
were: Sharon Coelsch, the with scoring honors held by Mrs and Mrs Glenn Perry. Others soil laboratory.
Pakistani drive the big mach­
The president says this nation
was delegated to explain the 1963
queen.
Patty Alsup, Nancy Crews Arzell Lemley, Mrs Don Clod- present were Mrs A.A.Dunlap,
The
Christian
Endeavor
group
ines,
getting
$3.75
per
dav
al­
may have a depression if con­
and Mary Ann Thompson, prin­ felter and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap.
the Wasco Church of Christ wheat program. Farmers must
gress doen’t pass his tax bills. though laborers get 82 cents a cesses. Cathy vonBorstel read an Mrs Herman Peters won the trav­ Mrs Kendrick Dunlap, Mrs At- of
met
at the home of its sponsors, sign up by March 22 and the ex­
An economist who could add as day. There is $58 million worth amusing poem.
eling prize. Others present were zell Lemley, Mrs Frank Ketter the D. A. Kasebergs Sunday eve­ planation was
understandable
and
Mrs
Dick
Rust.
of
rolling
stock
on
the
job.
The
well as argue would say deficit
until farmers liegan asking speci­
George Johnson, secretary of Mrs Eben Kee, Mrs Jack Adons,
ning
A
time
was
spent
in
group
project
is
very
big,
12,000
feet
spending would bring one on
Mrs Harold Eakin, Mrs \ ’fre 1 Mrs Frank E. Bayer and dau­
fic question about problems In­
of earth fill dam, 8000 native the Oregon Cattlemen’s associa­ Kock, Mrs A.A.Dunlap, Mrs D.l. ghter, Helen, Mrs Harry Stark singing before the lesson period. volving
more quickly.
rental of several farms,
tion
talked
about
the
progress
of
Refreshments
were
served
after
workers on the job and all the
and Lou Ann and Mrs Josepnine
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planting to grass and postponing
that group saying that when ho Reynolds and Mrs A.F.Balzer.
which
a
short
fun
session
was
en­
living
conditions
to
be
moved
in
We note that the legislators
compliance to another year. Not
arrived on the job he diagnosed
Mr and Mrs Duane Lemley and Parkhurst of Kent went to The joyed.
have begun to feel sorry for the for the engineers and overseers, the need as communication, fin­ family
Helen, a pupil of Mrs Eleanor
of
Borland
came
Friday
Installation into Marian Rebe­ all of these questions were ans­
state more than they feel sorry and nearly all of it in place.
ances, public relations and mem- and spent the weekend here with Borg dance studio, was among kah lodge was held Feb. 18. In­ wered.
for the taxpayers. Now the work
George Potter from the ASCS
bership, inasmuch as only 1500 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Dalles Friday evening where stalling officers were District
of caring for and feeding the FFA Dines With
of the state’s 7<MX> cattle owners Lemley. Mr and Mrs Gordon those who danced at Columbia Deputy President, Mrs Eldon explained the feed grain pro­
bureaucrats can go on.
whichalso requires sign-up
lielong. Average ownership is 40 Lemley and family had dinner Park Home.
Parents, Shows Stuff
and staff Mrs Grace Medler gram
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Mr and Mrs Herman Peters Lane
by
March
22. In this connection
head. He was not optimistic alxjut with them Saturday evening.
The FFA boys had their an­ relations with the federal govern­ Among the mem tiers of Sher­ drove to Madras Saturday to vi­ Mrs Grover Long, Mrs Floyd it was said that the USDA Is
Of the men in public life who
have not been found wrong about nual banquet last Friday night ment, which is, he said, in the man chapter OES going to Moro sit Mr and Mrs Arden Peters, re­ Haines and Ix*o Watkins. Guest very anxious to have a big sign­
musician was Mrs Bob Belshe of up for this program and can
Cuba Senator Keating is among and for the first time put it on hands of the recreation adherants Thursday night to attend the (loth turning home Sunday.
Moro. Officers installed were: NG
the most accurate. The defend­ themselves The Home Ec girls
Dr. J.C.Miller, animal scientist, anniversary of Bethlehem chap­ Mr and Mrs Harold Owens ami Mrs Martin I’shigoda; VG. Mrs lx* expected to protect fanners
ers of the administration have did the serving,
better ways to fatten easier, keep ter, also Friendship night and a her mother, Mrs W.D. Bameett Vernon Melzer; secretary Mrs who go into it by manipulating
not been right.
Doug Medler, president, was who has done much work to find reception For Mrs Nina Pinkerton went to Madras Feb.6 where Mrs
the price of barley in his favor.
toastmaster and he utilized the healthier, breed better animals. a member of the Home Endow­ Owens and Mrs Barnett visited Floyd Haines; treasurer, Mrs Barley is now equal to the loan
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The generation that said, “It’s talents of all of his officers lie- Experiments are being curried on ment fund committee, were Mr Mrs Arden Peters while Mr ()w Bob Byars; warden Mrs Elva and the idea seemed to lie that
Dehler; conductor, Mrs Eldon
a great life if you don’t weaken” fore the program ended. The boys at Hermiston.
and Mrs Wallace .May, Mr and ens went to Bend to attend a Lane; chaplain, Mrs Irline Kirk­ the CCC would not let it stay.
had something on the one that gave their thanks to the exten­ Dr. H.B.Naylor presented the Mrs Harold Eakin, Mrs D.L. Rey­ Union Oil meeting.
Bill Hall said there was normal
wood; RSNG Mrs Grace Medler; moisture in the ground for this
says, “What’s in it for me?”
sion office, the fair board, Don county with the certificate for nolds an ! John Reckmann.
Orville Ruggles and sons and LSNG Mi's Grover Long; LSVG
Cox, John Shipley, Elmer Leir- good work on brucellosis. The
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Rev. Howard Schilling of Port­ his mother, Mrs O.N.Ruggles Floyd Haines; RSVG Mrs Tom date. Tommy Thompson said that
man,
Larry
Kaseberg,
Frank
there was a possibility that th«
Isn't is alxjut time another
president made his report, Tom­ land was guest speaker at both wen, to The Dalles Sunday to
Inside guardian, Leo full touch of rust came from the
author wrote a book about, “The Reid, Dalmor Equipment and Ed my Thompson, secretary told morning an 1 evening services at visit her mother, Mrs William Jacobson;
Specialist”? Some will remember Fyler f°r various aids during the w’hat was done last year. Lloyd the Baptist church Sunday. He Cantl.ers who is in the Mid-Colum Watkins; Ouside guardian, Sam growing grain on diverted acres
Brock. There were two guests and suggested a different crop
the first one. A specialist, we year. In the awards to members Henrichs gave the audit report, was a dinner guest at the home bia nursing home.
Mrs Ted Thompson and Mrs Bob than wheat. Rust, it was explain­
understand, is a man who can Mr Robertson gave Doug Reid Frank Iteid asked and was told of Mr and Mrs Ed Fritts in Moro.
The Altar society of St. Mary’s Belshe from Moro.
ed likes to have some green
do but one thing, the smaller the soil and water award, Doug that the agreement between the
Mr and Mrs Maynard Ward of
in Wasco is getting ready
Mr and Mrs Wily Knlghten plants to live on. Thompson said
the better. What we need is han­ Medler the state livestock, Mike Milton-Freewater vegetable men Portland were dinner guests Sun­ church
Eslinger 2nd, Noel Hockman the and the wheat league will ban day at the home of Mr and Mrs for the style show to lx* held at came over from Heppner Satur­ the 1961 wheat program was not
dy men.
Sherman High March 8.
day and spent the night as guests yet available but meetings on it
award for farm mechanics and isopropyl ester of 2-4D and res­ Bill Buether.
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Loren
Macnab
a
similar
award.
would be held probably in April.
We ate very sure that Sunday
trict the less potent butyl ester. Those from Grass Valley attend­ Going to ’I he Dalles Saturday of Mr and Mrs lx>y Cochran.
Elected to honarary member­ The by-laws were amended to ing the benefit card party spon­ night to take In The Dalles-Ba- BORN: February 13, to Mr ami
Hamid Blain, talked about saf­
dosing will ix? resolved much
better and quicker without inter­ ship were Air and Mrs Leland create the job of treasurer, the sored by the G^qrge Bell unit ker basketball game were Doug Mrs Don Miller, a girl, Jody Rae flower. He is an employe of a
weigh, 7 pounds, 13J ounces. vegetable oil company in Spo­
Medler and Mr anti Mrs John extension service wanting to get of the American Legion auxiliary Medler and Bill Macnab.
ference by the legislature.
Mr and Mrs Allen Bachellor Grand parents are Mr and Mrs kane and would like to see more
Robert son.
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its agents out of such positions. at the Alfred Kock home in M< io
S(>eaker for the evening was
.kick Smith, with others, has
Elected were Lloyd Henrichs, Friday night were: Mrs Donald are moving to the Ramsey house Vernon Miller of Moro and Mr safflower grown In the north­
introduced a bill to tax real es­ Hollis McDonald, state FFA pre­ president; Ted Carlson, vice vonBorstel. her mother. Mu r< ently owned by the late Bill and Mrs R W.Michael of Powell west to help fill tiie demand for
Butte.
i, in Japan. The market has been
tate transfers. We disagree. There sident, who will preside over the president; Tommy Thompson, John Jenkins of Portland, Mrs Roos,
W. Roy Belshee was taken to
The James Green who was In­ expanding because it is used in
are too many impediments now’ state convention in The Dalles secretary; Doyn Price, treasurer; Harold Brown, Mis Jack Adams,
this year. It is his home town and Bull Kock, Orlow Martin, Ice­ Juanita McClain, Mr and Mrs tl e hospital last Saturdey and jured in an auto accident in Port­ foods now.
to the conduct of business.
He divided persons into three land Medler, Pete Macnab and Frank vonBorstel and Mr and was considered dangerously ill land is the husband of Vlvette
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but he has rallied since then.
Sparling an I father of three chil
Why worry over a nuclear test classes; thoe who make things Bob Martin directors.
Mrs Kenneth Hattrup.
Dr. Davidson Takes
A party of women from Kent, dren.
agreement with Russia. It would­ happen; those who watch them
Miss Margaret Purvine and
happen and those w’ho don't
n’t be any good if we had it.
Miss Grace Deierlein of Portland Mesdames Ted Kelly, Carl von
Masonic nigh, will lx* held a, Position With State
know what is happening.
Harlandview Men
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came up Wednesday and -¡¡x*nt Borstel, Kenny Hattrup and Don the Masonic hall in Wasco Tues­
Dr. Hugh R. Davidson has ac-
If some wealthy man wanted
Will
Build
Steps
till Saturday as guests of Mr and Maxfield came down to Moro day evening Feb. 26 starting
\to do something for his country Women Meet For
Harlandview Grange met Mon­ Mr Bill Pausch. Mrs John Jen­ last Thursday and with the aid with a 6:30 dinner. Annie Fulton cepteii a position at the Coluin-
he might endow a school of econ­ Club Session
day night with 31 members pre­ kins of Portland came up with of the two Zachary girls defeat- chapter DES will host the affair bit Park home in The Dalles
el the high school seniors 23-22 and Masons and wives are invi­ starting May 1 and will discon-
omics at Harvard.
The winter board meeting of sent and every officer. State them and spent till Saturd iv at in a basketball game.
tlnue his private practice a week
ted
the
home
of
her
daughter,
Mrs
Grange
Gatekeeper
Rolland
John
the Seventh district, Oregon Fed­
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or
two before that date to give
Robert
B.
Archer,
englneman
W
asco
re
s
id
e
n
ts
a
tte
n
d
in
g
the
Donald
vonBorstel.
son
was
a
welcome
visitor.
He
The slogan of the old Sher­ eration of Women’s Clubs, was installed Earl Gentry as a mem­
third class, I’SN, son of Mr and Sherman County Boat club last time for a vacation. Dr. David­
Mr
and
Mrs
Archie
Cantrall
held
February
II
at
Boardman.
man County Tax Reduction lea­
son has lx*en coming to Mom
Attending from Sherman coun­ ber of the executive committee spent the weekend at Moses L ike Mrs Virgil Archer of Moro, Is Monday evening in Moro were every Tuesday for two or three
gue was “To reduce taxes;
still
serving
atxiard
the
icebreak­
Lester
Gray,
Chuck
Wallace,
Washington
visiting
their
son
and
helped
with
practice
for
the
spend less money.” No matter ty were Mrs Hildred Zell and forthcoming 1st and 2nd degree and wife, Airman 2-c and Mrs er CSS Glacier which has tem­ Martin Pshigoda, Malcolm Mc­ years and. Inasmuch as no other
how taxes are shifted to one Mrs L. E. Kaseberg from the
p i, rarily suspended her antartic Kinney, Harold Engberg and Joe doctor seems anxious to continue
group from another the only Wasco Study club, Mrs Eugene w’ork. There will lie another prac­ Gene Cantrall.
that practice, the office here will
opci at ions.
Drinkard jr.
tice
Sunday,
Feb,
24
at
2:00
p.m.
Mrs
Donald
Clodfelter
and
dau­
way to reduce them is to stop Amidon and Mrs Harry Pinker­
lie closed.
Saturday night the Home Ec
ton of the Moro Women’s club
spending so much.
Mrs Zell told the group of her women entertained their nus-
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bands and guests with a card
The domestic jieace corps, as interesting experiences as chair- and
game party. Prizes were gi­
Mrs
kaseberg
is
first
vice-pres­
proposed, might send country
ven
and
a variety of pies served
ident
of
the
district,
Mrs
Amidon
boy« to the city in an effort to
¡Miration $57.12
4 Ol RT |'lt<M F E D I\G S , FEB September 30, 1902. Examined, COUNTY PRINTING:
with coffee.
tion.
civilize it. If possible, good.
Sherman County Journal $18.56 R4>AI> FI ¡MU-
ID M l «, 1963 A FEB. 11, 1963 approved and ordered filed.
Grange
men
will
meet
to
build
man
of
the
council
of
Internatio-
ii VENILE EXPENSE
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ADJOURNED
WAGES
INSURANCE:
new steps for Mollie McLachlan
Minutes of regular meeting of
It is almost impossible to make was treasurer, pro-tern and Mrs at 9:00 am. Saturday 23rd to
Hon. E. E Larkin $10:00, John
Court met in Special Session
Asoclatlon
of Oregon Counties
a valid contract with government nal Clubs for the General Eedera- keep her from f illing down her January 2, 1963 and special meet­ February 14, 1963.
L \b Mm 11 (A $57 20
$115.68; Lioyd Gosson $449.01;
Pinkerton
is
parliamentarian.
ing of January 7, 1963 approved
Road program studied by mem DI STRUT A TTORNEY:
either federal or state. Legisla­
Erank Bayer $408.66; Jerrold
steps hereafter.
and signed.
tion may change the things gov­
lx*rs of county court; also recom­ T Li • •■I Johnson $15 oo
Morehouse $354.42; Earl Johnson
Church Women Hear
One claim disallowed in general mendations of road committee.
ernment administrators contract Annie Fulton Has
ASSOCIATION OE OREGON
$357.78; Jex* Griggs $382.28; Ix*e
Fund, remainder ordered paid
about It can seldom be he’d lia­ Party at Wasco
___ Girl From Korea
Insurance program for county COUNTIES: Association of Ore­ Gunnels $370.18; Marie Hoskin-
All claims allowed as presented studied, matter to lie discussed at gon Counties $;t67.9O
ble for damages as can a private
Annie Fulton chapter hebT
son $18.99; First National Rank
The Woman's Society of the
f>arty.
COURTHOUSE:
stated meeting Tuesday, Feb. 12 Moro Presbyterian church met on against road fund, ordered paid. March term.
$305.70; State Tax Commission
Einanclal statement showing all
Representatives of State Indus­ City of Moro $4.00; Pacific Pow­ $54.40; P.E.R.B.-Social Security
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at the Masonic hall in Wasco, February 13 for 1:30 dessert at
presented, ap­ trial Accident Commission pre­ er & Light Co. $58.21; Shell Oil Revolving Fund $104.24
If nothing else the farm pro­ with Worthy Matron Adeline Mc­ the home of Mrs Jjh n (Inez) fund balances
sent and explain .safety program Company $128.76; Sherman Super NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL:
grams have trained farmers to Donald and Worthy Patron Har- Brownlie. Mrs Roy Belshee and proved, ordered filed.
work their ways through mazes land McDonald, presiding.
Market $1.74; Moro Lumber & Labor: Melvin Erickson $109-
Mis Ted Thompson assisted in Gasoline consumption for mon­ to road employer
of ifs, ands and huts like a white
Mr and Mrs Leo Beckwith and serving cherry pic with coffee, th of January, 1963 presented, ap­ 4 I,AIMS I'lirasrA T K D AGAIN­ !■ uel Co . $11,
00; P.E.R.B.-Social Security Re­
rat in a lalxiratory. A nudge here Mrs Sandra Sue Hanson of Cam­ and Valentine candy hearts on proved, ordered filed.
volving Fund $1 10
ST SIIEBMAN 4 4H NTY, ORE­ CIRCUIT COURT:
H. Ross et al appear ix.*fore GON, 4.1 •A E IH I. AM» R o ll»
a bite of food at the next proper bridge, Idaho and Mrs Mary I xju the side
John H. Newman $110 00
RETIREMENT:
response and the chill threat of McSwane o f Halfway as well as
Mrs Harry Pinkerton presided court and ask for road improve­ FUN IN» I <»R n \ l M Y , IMI COUNTY COURT
P E R.B.-Social Security Revol­
the hot shot of force if not res­ Mrs Ix?ster Gray, Associate Mat­ at the business meeting. Mrs Eu­ ment re: Base-line road.
IPPKOBKD I i BRI \R 4 (», I »03, L. E. Kaseberg $88.60; Luther ving Fund $108.34
ponsive.
Various insurance writers ap­ i i KM Ol < d i It l
W Davis $7700
ron of Moro were welcomed as gene Amidon gave the treasurers
MISCELLANEOUS:
JUSTICE (T)URT:
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guests. The hall was beautifully report. A nominating committee pear before court and discuss in­ SHERIFF’S OFFICE:
Pacific Northwest Bell $20.00;
surance program for county-mat­ Pacific Northwest Bell $26.85;
City of Wasco $1004); Darwin City of Moro, $1.75; Pacific Pow­
decorated in the Valentine motif. was elected: Mrs Max Barzee
The figures about the causes of In commemoration of President Mis Vernon Millet an 1 Mis E.ul ter taken under advisement.
Morrells Business Machines $4.- Van Gilder $25.00; Pacific North­ er A Light Co., $22.08; Craig Of.
fatal illness are always interest­ Abraham Lincoln, the Gettys­ Gentry.
flee Supply $1.20; Wasco Equip­
K. Fridley, state highway com­ 50, George F. Cake Co., $1688; west Bell $1.15.
ing. So much percent of heart burg Address was read by Mrs
ment ( o., $22.14; Stone Machin­
Mrs Roy Belshee stated that missioner, meets with court and Craig Office Supply $1.02; Jcnn INSURANCE FUND:
ailments, so many from cancer Richard Skiles.
Association of Oregon Counties ery Co , $38.16; Ivoggers & Con­
the Society's requested sewing discusses Accelerated Works Pro­ P. Caln $74.80; C. L. Roberts
and so on But we think a good
$76 80
An addendum honoring the was five dozen rolls of muslin gram application with Coun’y $1 l.i io. Wtetler*» $7.25
ti acors Machinery $98 90; Tutn-A-
part of them die from ennui, youngest and oldets "sweethearts’ bandages and one complete lay­ Court.
KiX’IAL SECURITY:
Lum Lumlx?r Co., $104.50; Flatt’s
CLERK’S
OFFICE:
from boredom, from lack of any­ was presented by placing Mr and ette. The mailer of a second or­ J. Compton appears before court
P E R B. Social Security Revol­ J ruck Service $6.00
Pacific
Northwest
Bell
$12.15;
thing to do. And when one has Mrs Richard Skiles and Mr and der for the 75th anniversary and discusses paving program for Moro Postmaster $15 00, Craig ving Fund $108 59
GAS & OIL:
noth inc to do death is the next Mrs Arthur Sargent within a memorial plates was discussed. county.
DEMOSS PARK:
Shell oil Company $212.28
Office
Supply
$3.00;
John
Liveira
logical step Then a certain pro­ heart shaped frame.
Pacific Power & Light Co., $L- Standard Oil Co , $5.34; More
Announcement was made of ADJOURNMENT
$20 00
portion die from meanness; call
25
A poem, appropriate to each World Day of Prayer services on Court met in special session Feb. TREASURER’S OFFICE:
Grain Growers $54 00
It hate, or incompatability or couple, was read by Mrs Keith March 1 at Wasco Methodist 5, 1963
REPAIRS.
Pacific Northwest Bell $5.75; REAPPRAISAL:
what you will; and we suppose McDonald. Mrs Lester Gray sang church; of Portland Prebysterial
Roy L. Peal $24037
Dale’s Richfield $7.10; Smith
F. Watkins et al appear before Sherman County Journal $11.00;
there’s a certain justice in that, a solo, after which all the mem­ society meeting at First church court as a road committee cf the Craig Office Supply $3.25; Moro EMERGENCY FUND:
Auto Parts $12.20; Miller Motors
too. Rut the medical men must bers and visitors sang “I>et Me on February 26; and the showing Sherman Rural Advisory Coun­ po-t master $8.15
Wasco County Clerk $73.16; $3.00; Kenneth Dlmmlck $9.80;
ascribe deaths to something they Call You Sweetheart”. Everyone on February 17 by Itev. El win cil and recommend to court a ASSESSOR'S OFFICE:
Alex Marshall $50 00; Chuck’s ( ashman E<julpment Co., $121.11;
are licensed to treat.
was given a Valentine favor by Channer of hi« slides showing paving program and reconstruc­ Pacific Northwest Bell $6 30; Chevron Station $2 00
Moro (Jrain Growers $3.22; Bunt­
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the presiding officers
his work on the national missions tion and oiling program
ing Tractor Co., $34 83; Russ Vol-
Said Flatt's Truck Service $7.00; Rich­ MISCELLANEOUS:
And now they’re catching smelt
First National Rank $27« 80; Jtorff Pontiac $139, Mid-C’olum-
Mr and Mrs Floyd Root showed board
Mrs Fhnkerton gave a committee recommends special ard D. Page $16 00; Craig Office
Well, then must be some pain in slides and gave talks of their re­ brief report of the meeting of election lx* called for purpose of Supply $4 00
Asjuxiation of Oregon Counties bia Radiator Service $141 34
everything, even spring Ev#»ry cent trip to the Orient and Eu­ Presbyterlal that she attended on raising approximately $30,000.. ELECTIONS:
$65 94; State Tax Commlslon $57. GENERAL SUPPLIES:
silver lining has its cloud
rope. Dainty refreshments were January 22 at the Mt. Tabor .00 for ten year period; making a
Addreesograph Multigraph Cor­ 60; P E R B.-Social S4»curlty He
Smith Auto Parts $98 50; Auto
volvlng Fund $108 59
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served by Mrs Chuck Mansfield, church in Portland Mrs Roy E. 3 mill levy each year Said am­ poration $33 00
Electric Supply
S udd I v $26.19; Moro
Maybe there’s some way we Mrs Doug Shull and Mrs Ernest Shearer, a graduate of I,ewis A ount to be in excess of 6%.
Lumber & Fuel Co. $18.85
SPECIAL DEPUTY EXPENSE: WEED CONTROL:
could honor old George’s re- p e rt Shull Mrs Arthur Sargent and Clark college, and now of Andong
Dale’s Richfield $200
TIRES & TUBES:
T, W. Thompson presents an­ Robert H. Davis $23 80
for honogty and Integrity so well Mrs Richard Skiles presided at Korea, was the featured iqicaker nual report of extension staff cov­ PROTECTION OF RECORDS;
ADDRESSOGRAPH FUND:
Schwab Tire Serv ice $93 -
as to emulate it.
66.
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