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trail ami baby girl of Moses Lake
Wash., spent E aster week end
here visiting his parents, Mr and
l>y Anna Ik ilz rr
Mrs A cine Ca itiall. They all
went to The Dalles and hted E as
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin
te r dinner at th • home of their
were honored on April 1.5th a
s ui in law and daughter, Mr and
a 35th wedding anniversary re
Mrs Jim Rodda and family. All
ception given by Mr and Mrs returned
to their respective
Boh M artin and Mr. Lee Martin homes
at the Bob M artin home at Kent. Mr. ami Mi F ran k E. Bayer &
Relatives gathered to congrat Helen and Mrs Josephine Park-
ulate them and to enjoy the trad burst of Kent wc nt to Bend and
itional wedding take, coffee and spent F a ste r Sunday with Mr
punch. Tiie lovely three tiered and Mrs Willis Brittain.
cake was cut by Mrs Bernard
.Mrs F rank E Layer and Byron
Martin. Mrs Boyce Blaylock pour ami Helen were in 1’lie Dalles
ed the punch and Mrs Donald Friday on husiuess.
M artin served the coffee.
Mr ami Mrs Carl vonBorstel
Pictures were taken of the had as dinner guests F a ste r Sun
th ree generations
present. Mr day Mr and Mrs 'fed vonB ontel
and Mrs. M artin received many the Misses Cassi • ami Mabie Hol
congratulations by telephone and mes and Mrs Rita Kulick nnd
mail and by flower arrangem ent. children all of The Dalles.
They were mat t ied In Eugene,
Mr and Mrs Kenneth H ath up
April 14, 1928. Out of county and family went to Portland F ri
guests were Mr and Mrs W alter day and spent E aster with his
F a rg h e r of Dufur.
patents, Mr and Mrs Ben Hatt-
Mr and Mrs Donald vonBorstel rup. They retort ed Tuesday.
and family were dinner guests
Mr and Mrs (Jerald Blagg of
E aster Sunday id the home of 'I’he Dalles moved into the Rolfe1
Mr and Mrs George vonBorstel.
house last week. He will work
Mr and Mrs A.F.Balzer went for his brother, Ivan Blagg.
to P ortland Friday and spent
Mr and Mrs Elm er Hall arrived
E aster with their son, Ralph and hc-ie Monday from I» n g Beach,
family. They returned Monday Calif., to be with h e r sister, Mrs
stopping In Wasco and had sup Deli Olds, ami to attend the fun
per with her sister, Mrs Gus eral of Dell Olds Tuesday.
H artm ann befor* retu rn in g home
Mr ami Mrs William B rin sert
Mr and Mrs F ra n k vonBorstel and Gary ami his mother, Mrs
went to The Dalles Sunday ami Bill B rinkert went to The Dalles
attended the E aster sunrise se r Sunday to attend F aster services
vices held at Pulpit Rock, spon at the Zion L utheran church.
sored by the K night Tem plar and After dinner they t<x,k a drive
the breakfast a t Hotel Dalles
to A rlington and Condon and
Mr and Mrs John Buether of back home.
Jerry Mrllielm of laicomb, a Mport and Coos Bay I n opriated
Redmond spent F aster weekend
Miss M argaret H enderson and
cani|M*i
at Camp
Easter Seal, by the Oregon Society for Crip
visiting th eir son, John Buether Miss Rose Coffman came Friday
and family and the Bill Buether and sjxent till Sunday visiting at tile s Ids band with a fish pole. pled Children and.-A dults with
family.
the home of Mr and Mrs Bill The ramp, located lietween Reed* funds realized through the an
imal Hale of Kanter seals.
Pausch.
Mr and Mrs Lcn Garland spent
F a ste r Sunday at Madras.
Mr and Mrs F R Blaylock" went
Mr and Mrs H erm an Peters to LaGrande Sa,unlay, April G land Wednesday ami Mrs Nicks County Ramblin’s
w ent to M adras Sunday and Io visit their grand daughter, Mr and son left foe Los Angeles.
spent F aster with their son and and Mrs Tommy Higley and to
Mr ami Mrs Bert Cox returned FEED GRAIN BILL
wife, Mr and Mrs Arden Peters. celebrate die birthday anniversa home Monday from a trip to
The house agricultural commit
F rank T. Bayer was a business ries of Tommy and Mrs Blaylock. Chehalis, Wash., where they vis tee last Tuesday voted 20 to 15
visitor in 'I'he Dalles Saturday.
They returned home Monday.
ited her sister, .Mrs Bess Gibson to report out the Poage feed grain
Mr and Mrs Bill l ’ausch and and Portland where they visited bill.
E aster Sunday visitors at the
home of Frank T.Bayer
were their house guesis M argaret H en Mis Stella Eddy.
As approved by the committee
his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ( ’h cr derson and Rose Coffman went
Mr ami Mrs Pa, Sharp and fam the bill provides for a two year
ies Perrigo and daughters of 'I'he to Bend Saturday and spent tiie ily and Mr and Mrs Mark Bird extension of a revised feed grain
Dalles and Mr and Mrs Claud day with his b io th e r and wife, and family went to Maupin and program. The house committee
Bayer and fumily.
Mr ami Mrs John Pausch and spent E aster Sunday w ith tiie par has not scheduled the b ill for
Mrs Ed Sullivan and daughter, with Miss Frances Thompson.
ents of the two women, Mr and floor action. Most speculation
Mr and M rs B ernard Martin Mrs John Joyce.
Loleta, went to Corvallis and
is that no further action w ill be
siwnt E aster Sunday with her had as their guests h e r sister,
Mr and Mrs Don Clodfelter had taken on the feed grain bill until
parents.
Mrs M uthuerlte Nicks ami »on as dinner guests Friday evening after the wheat program refer
Mr and Mrs O.an Stark of Kent who arrived Sunday, April 7 Mr ami Mrs Kenneth Todd and endum.
hud as dinner guests E aster Sun from Ixis Angeles, Calif., They sons, Mike and Clifford, honor ’64 W HEAT PROGRAM
day her mother, Mrs W .D.Barnett ah went to The Dalles Monday ing the Todds on th e ir 20th wed
Marketing quotas for the 1964
ami Harold Owens and children. and hud dinner at the home of ding anniversary.
wheat crop have been proclaimed
Mr and Mrs W illard Barnett Mr and Mis Dale Budget that eve
Mr and Mrs I>on Clodfelter and May 21 has been set as the
had as d inner guests F aster Sun ning. Mr and Mrs Martin and went to The Dalles Sunday w here date of the referendum. The vote
day their son ai d wife, Mr and Mrs Nicks ami son went to Port- they met their daughters, Mr and is on the program for one year
Mrs Keith B arnett of Maupin,
Mrs Don Marsh and M r and Mrs only— 1964.
Mr and Mrs F ail McKinney and < AR|> OF T l l l \ h S
Bruce Eccles and fam ily of Hood
The county ASC office received
son of Hermiston, Mr and Mis
'I’he kindnesses .shown to the River for F aster dinner at Hotel the 1994 allotment figures for ’94
Orville Ruggles ami family and family following the loss of our Dalles, also honoring Mr and Mrs last week. Statistical information
Mrs () N Rnggle <
dear husband, lather, grandfath Clodfelter on their 35th w edding received gives Sherman county a
.Mrs Nell SwiciC of W arren, I'a er, brother ami uncle w ere deep- anniversary. L ater they all w ent wheat base acreage of 146,959
arrived here 'I’m day at the1 home l.v appreciated. The floral and to the home of Mrs Clodfelter's and allotment of 89,975 acres.
of her niece, Mrs Verne Mobley food offerings wet»? a won lerful mother, Mrs C.P.Adams and had
The 1994 i.ii ,i allotment w ill
a, Ken, to spen ! several weeks t rlbute.
cake and coffee. O ther guests call for a 38.34 i>ercent reduction
visiting relative1;.
were Mr and Mrs Norman Adams as compared to 1962 when a
The I fell <»Ids F a m il.
Airman 2-c and Mrs Gene t an
and children of Eugene who pad slightly larger reduction was nec
spent F aster with his m other.
essary with a 39.18 percent reduc
Mr ami Mrs H O .Dugger and tion.
Mr ami Mrs John Rust went to
Passage of the 1964 program
I lie Dalh
Tuesday evening,( Ap w ill call for a mandatory diver
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ril !» to celebrate the R usts’ 21st sion of It) percent for the old 55
w(‘tiding anniversary.
million national allotment. This
last
already has lx.»en calculated
Mr. an I Mrs Willard Wilcox of
San Francisco drove up to attend In the above figures. The diver
sion w ill lx* 6.85 acres for every
t iie Dell Olds funeral Tunsday
100 acre wheat base acres, ('alcu-
Grau Valley
lations to determine farm diver
sion can I * done by m ultiplying
the 1964 allotment by 11.11 per
cent.
4-H SUMMER SCHOOL
The 1963 4-H summer school
w ill be held on the Oregon State
university campus June 10-15.
Sherman 4-H members have been
submitting applications during
the past weeks. Selection of coun
ty delegates w ill he made next
week.
A il participants attend by schol
arships donated by businesses or
groups, organizations and indiv
iduals. Anyone interested in pro
viding a scholarship or details on
the program are asked to contact
the Sherman extension office.
Adult chaperones fo r 4-H sum
mer school and 4-H camp in July
are needed. Let us know if you
are interested.
roni and cheese
Robbie Brander, reporter
The Sagar and Spice 4-H club
met at the home of their leader,
Mrs. Dewey Thomas, A pril 9. He
answered roll call and named
the desseits we made in the i ast
month. Our lesson was on Easy
Disiiwasiiing. The club was to
make Apple Crisp the following
two weeks.
The g ills voted on the IFYE
box for our donations. We are go
ing to have a safety skit the rec-
ond Tuesday in May. The club
has two new mem tiers, Sheiyl
White and Sandra Hill. Our next
meeting w ill be A pril 23.
Teresa Fr'dley, reporter
The Busy Beefers Club w ith
Henry Jaeger, leader, met A pril
13, at th'> Masonic Hall. President
Carolyn called the meeting to or
der, Cindy and Kathie Heater
gave a report on how to keep
care of your equipment.
The next meeting w ill he at the
The Busy Bumble Bees under Pat Kenny home on May 8.
direction of Mrs. Tsubota met
Pat Kenny and Allan Shipley
March 26 at 4 p. m. at Mrs. Tsu- we**e al»«ent.
bota’s home.
Kathie Miller, reporter
We had flag salutes, then roll
call. After the business meeting
4-H CLUB NEWS
was closed the girls worked on
òmith- Callaway
The Little Rascals cooking club their projects.
Barbara Williams, reporter
met A pril 10 in the Grass Valley
r«
i funeral
school w ith our leader Jacque von
On our salt Stitch and Rip
Chapel SERVICE
Borstel. Freddy Beuther and June
club meeting we discussed about
Rolfe were guests.
our projects.
LEONARD R. SMITH
Robbie and Steve each did a de
Every different year girls have
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monstration and we made maca-
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different projects. We sang songs
and ate refreshments of cookies
and punch.
We also discussed about the
fair and entering our projects in
it. We all hope to get a ribbon.
The Stitch and Rip sewers were
shown how to fill out records. We
are to have them finished as soon
as possible.
Cassie W?lk, reporter
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