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PAGE 3 SH E R M A N COUNTY JO l R X A IH MORO, OREGON FR ID A Y , M.»Y 3, li*>3 Noble Grand E verett Cantrall pre ' Ccndon Sunday where he held i and Is th?n covered by a roof and all crops except tobacco, and re sided with 21 in attendance. Spe m orning and evening sendees at sun sha les. Totol coat was less tention or price supports at levels cial guests present were Floyd the Baptist church. llv Thauias W . Thom pson than $200 plus their own labor. which would perm it orderly re Raines anil Leo W atkins of Moro G uests at the home of Mr. an.I duction of excess stocks over a Feed Wheat For Broilers« By M ix A. F . Hul/.«*r >ui w, present. She lo d g e No. 113. Also present was Mrs. Olan S tark at Kent were Sherm an County Extension Agent 7-to-10 rear period. i “The Oregon Broiler Industry 4 he Gamma Lemtxla No. 31 asked the gills to put on the drill the Grand Master of the Indepen Mrs. Murl Luckenhill ami Mr. Stripe llu - t Situation ' could expand if the Pacific N orth Another group (Iowa State Uni Theta Rho Girls club held their work at the Retiekah Assembly to dent O rder of U hl Fellows, Wal- and Mrs. E lbert Maynor of Mad I The cool moist w eather has in- west can obtain feed wheat at versity study 1959» concluded . creased tu? stripe rust infection regular meeting in the IOOF hall be held in The Dalles in May. Re tei Murphy. Following regular ras. prices comparable to those for w heat prices would be about 74 Mr. ami Mrs. Kenneth Crews 1 on w inter wheat during the past corn in the midwest,’* 6tates Ore cents per bushel in 1962-63 If gov Tuesday evening, April 23. Peggy freshm ents were served at the session, noble grand E verett Can week. T»p leaf infection has been close of the meeting. Riggs, president presided w ith 19 trell calks, before the order the went to Olympia, Wash., ami gon Broiler Industry leaders The ernm ent price support provisions g ir's an<i 10 Rebekahs present. Marvin Crews and Donald of following brothers: Archie Can- siient Saturday and Sunday visit noted in ^evctal fields. No seri ¡three West Coast stmes consume and acreage allotments vere end The initiatory degree was confer Stevenson, Wash., came Saturday t i e I, J. E. Alley Sr., Don Smith, ing at the home of her mother, ous tn fx tio n has been noted how- over 50 per cent more broilers ed w ith the 1959 crop. ed on a new candidate, C hristine and spent til'. Monday morning at Fl-en Kee, Alfred Payne, and K. Mrs. H enry Roth, for a family . ever to data. than they ra.se. More recently, USDA economists Cantrell. Tne initiatory degree the home of Mrs. Dell Olds. Mrs A Dunlap, who were then aw ard reunion. T his was the first time I W ar n*r w eather undoubtedly Feed wneat haa been priced out as.sumed 90 cents to $1.10 a bushel will cauae a breaking out of in in 24 years that they have all was conferred on three Rebekah Ciew s and Cathy went home with ed their 25-year jewels. E verett ot the m arket for the past 15 as reasonable expectations for 1964 n t-e rs , Mrs Don Smith, Mrs Bu i him after spending the week here Cantrell pinned the 25-year jewel been together. Others present fected leaves. Serious damage to years. Poultry grow ers should if quotas are not approved. W ith any grain is not now expected. w eie Mr. and Mrs. John Roth ami w ith her mother, Mrs. GUIs. on his father. Archie C antrell and K o.k and Mis. Marcus Eslinger. gain by either a “Yes or No" vote approval of quotas, prices for per Proof of t.ie value of the heavy family am, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Selma W atkins of Wasco, The Grass Valley IOOF lodge Johnny Alley, vice-grand, pinne l on the May 21 Wheat Referendum m ltted m arketings would average president of the Rebekah Assem No. 101 held their regular meet the 25-year jewel on his father, J. Roth and family of Seattle. Lt. freeze down of foliage is now vote. above $1.30, but prolxtbly below showing up in Umatilla Countv. Ai thur Roth of Boston, M ass, bly of Oregon anil a member of ing Wednesday evening, April 21. E Alley, W alter Murphy, Grand the top loan atre of $2 a bushel. W heat Price W ith “ No" Vete Areas •ovored w ith snow during Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lucero of San Master, pinned the 25-year jewels No one knew s what wheat m ar The trade will continue buying •¿ooooo-oo > O O O O o O \ ' O o O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ^ ^ O O O O O ) on the other four brothers. Also Francisco, and Maj. ami Mrs. Bill the January freeze protected the ket prices in 1964 will l>e either wheat on ihs basis of quality. Thi« stripe rust it.lection. These areas Roth ami family of Portland. X special recognition was given to 2 Mr. and Mrs. Danny Duncan of are now becoming heavily infected with or w itnout quotas; but, rep will be reflected in prices paid for F a il Olds for 50 years of U hl 2 utable price analysis in a special individual lots. 0 Fellowship. A fter a speech by the P crtland w ere overnight guests and yield loss is anticipated. (Ellender) report prepared for Barley Yellows 0 Friday at the home of Mr. and Grand Master lodge was adjourn- A Congress in 1959 projected the ed and refreshm ents were served. Mis.Olan Stark at Kent T h e y 1 Much >f the Alpine Itarley has The Journal Is Sherman Special thanks was given to Mrs. six nt the rest of the week-end shown i distinctive yellow in the U S. average price at 90 cents a Crass Valley, Oregon bushel. These analysis assumed w ith his parents, Mr and Mrs J County’« Newspaper past couple of weeks. Generally, H. N. Riggs for the lovely sheet it is assumed by soil and crop removal of production controls on cake she baked and decorated Sim Duncan. Mrs. Olan Stark and her mo specialises that this is due to a with the inscription, “ In Honor ther, Mrs. W. D. Barnett were in tem porary iaek of nitrogen tied to of 25 Years,” for the occasion. Dinner gvests Sunday at the The Dalles last Tuesday on husi-i the cool wet soils. Sim ilar condi tions haveixaui noted in past years home of Mr. ami Mrs. Elton Eak 1KSS. A layette show er honoring Mrs. of Alpine pioduction. in were Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Alpine barley samples have F ritts and Doran and Mr. and Robert Clark (Carol Kopp) of C E. Redfield, m issionaries Yaxima sponsored by the Kent been subm itted to OSU Plant from Portland. Mr. Redfield M issionary Society will I k * held Bathologis’s. No yellow draw f the speaker at the Baptist at trie home of Mrs. Bill Jefferies virus disease could lie detected. h Sunday morning. Mr. and Saturday, May 4, at 2 pm . Every Sun-Pit The Willard H arpers have con Redfield will l>e going to one is invited. .'Irs. Verne E. Mobley of Kent, structed Sun-Pit at their home losa, where they will teach Mis. A. A. Dunlap and Mrs. Verne near Wasco. The structure takes he Missionary school. Mrs A.vonBorstel had as din A. Mobley and son, Mark went to the place of a greenhouse and nt r guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bend Friday to visit Mrs Keith worked vary well this past w in All At Bud Bedell and Mrs. F rank Dunn Mobley and the new baby daugh ter. The Sun-Pit Is sunken 30 ter. that the wall.-: are the soil banks of Washougal. Mr. and Mrs. Bing Mallory am, Mr. and Mrs. F rank vonBors- daughter of Springfield spent ti 1 and Mrs F rank S ayrs and from Friday till Sunday at the Tony and Melissa of Moro went h o n e of Mr. and Mrs Kendrick to The Dalles W ednesday w here Dunlap. they attended the Shrine Circus Mrs. Earl Olds, Mrs Art Schill Mrs. lX>n Clodfelter and daugh ing, Rosalee Eslinger and Mrs. ter, Mrs. lx»n Marsh and Philip Selma W atkins went to Oakridge of Hood River had lunch with Mr. Saturday w here they Instituted .( A ? and Mrs. Frank von Borstel Sat- a Theta Rho Girls club Most All Cal ihres ur 'ay. Mrs. Guy Marshall of Ixmg Miss Alma Kluet of Seattle, a Beach, Calif., arrived here Tues x i o o o o o o o o c o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o t missionary in Central India, home day to visit her aunt, Mrs. lx*ll on furlough was the speaker at Olds, and to take her parents, Mr 5000000000 , ooc ’lie Baptist church Sunday eve > 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 00 0 0 and Mrs. E lm er Hall to their ning. She was an overnight guest home in Long Beach, after spend at ¡lie home of Mr. and Mrs. Shel ¡ng about two weeks here with ton F ritts. her sister, Mrs. Olds Mrs. Don Marsh and sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Alley and Hood River came Friday and Tommy were business visitors j spent till Sunday at the home of in Portland Thursday. AMERICA'S GREATEST her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones of DRUG STORE EVENT I ( 'lot Ifelter. e • e r Gresham came Friday and spent 1 dr. ami Mrs. A. F. Balzer ha-1 Grass Valley, Oregon the week-end at the home of his as their guest Monday her sister, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Boyc? Mis. Gu.s H artm ann of Wasco. Blaylock. Af.er dinner they took a drive to May 4 Mr and Mrs Wallace May went A td e lo p e . to Hood River Sunday ami had FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stark were dinner with her brothers, Mr. arid business visitors in The Dalles M.s. Andy W alter and William UfE • LOOK I iiesdav. W ,lit e r . | • POST . Mrs. Bud Kock was hostess at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rodda and HuMrefo faintly of 'I be Dalles spent Thurs- a party at her home T hursday SUNDAY of items ot j day ami Friday here visiting her honoring her daughter, Lisa, on NEWS- J fo r the -1 ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie her fourth birthday. Those en-J PAPERS price of I Cantrell. j. ving the day w ith her were Rex Mr. and Mrs. H. (). Dugger and Brown. Beth and Alan von Bors- RADIO PIUS A P IN N Y I pj*- Mis. John Rust were business td . Teddie von Borstel, Rita Hat- .1 & TV visitors in The Dalles last Mon trap, Tommy and Sherry Alley, day. "'hev played games and had din - , Mrs. Kenneth Wilson ami chil- ncr and for dessert they had dec- 111 E. 2nd The Dallies -hen of P o r tla n d Rpent the week- crated hirthoay cake, Ice cream en • here w ith her parents. Mr. rn 1 chocolate milk Lisa opened | and Mrs. John R u s t. her gifts in the afternoon. Mrs.! A’rtnan 2 c and Mrs. Gene Can Lo'*k took the children home. Mr. and Mrs. ( ’. F. Kellogg ar- trell and baby girl of Moses Lake, PRESCRIPTIONS Wash., came Friday and sj>ent till r ved here Friday from Portland Monday at the home of his par to visit their daughter, Mr. a n d 1 Phene CY 6 2675 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Can Mrs. Gene Reynolds and fam ily.' 318 E 2nd St. The Dalles Mr and Mrs. John Jenkins arr,v-| trell. Mrs. Ray Bickel and children of e,. here from Portland to visit ' The Dalles spent several h o ur; their daughter, .Mr and Mrs. Don Sunday visiting at the home of ald von Borstel and family. They and others including Mrs. F ra n k ' Mr. and Mrs John Rust, Mrs. Mary Mikulic and Steve m n Borstel, Mrs. A von Borstel, Claus Banlenhagen, Mr. and I ovak of Portland spent Sundav Bud Kock and family, Mr. vLJting at the home of Mr and M and Mrs. Alfred Kock of Moro Mir. Archie Cantrell. oooooooooooooooooooo- Rev. Duane Dunham went to ami Robert King ami daughter, >o< o ooooooooo? Kathleen, went to The Dalles Sun day to attend confirmation serv h e held at St. Paul’s Episcopal (lit.rch, when the following from .‘•hetman County were confirmed: Debbie Reynolds, Carsten von Poistel. Mrs 1). L Reynolds, Mrs ?»;t Christianson, Paula Walk r and Calvin MoDermld. Bishop ami Mrs. Lane Barton of Bend on their way hack from The Dalles had dinner with Mr. an Mrs Donald von Borstel ano family Sunday evening. a m i M rs Bud Kock and and Mr. and Mrs Alfred nf Moro went to Bingen i Sunday after service« at St. Paul*« F.oisiopal church and had dinner I v ’h the form er’s cousin, Mr and Mrs. Boh Dickey and family. 1 i.lr. and Mrs. Bill Rausch w ent to Portland Saturday on husiness and returned home Monday. Mrs. A A, Dunlap was ho«tess at a party at her home Monday honoring her sister in-law, Mrs. Nell Sw kk <rf W arren, Pa., who j is visiting relatives here. Denser! pr <eded the afternoon of bridge i at two tables. Scoring honors v ere held hv Mrs. Herman P et ers, Mrs. D L. Reynolds ami Mrs. j Dor Clodfelter. Mrs. Harold Eak- i in v on the traveling prise Others I present were Mrs Alfred Koc’t, ! Mrs, Kenneth Dunlap and Mrs j H arry Hooper of Tygh Valley GRASS VALLEY County Ramblings Valley Refrigeration P A IN T SALE A n n o u n cin g . . . 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Gateway Appliance Franchised Frigidaire and M a y ta g LANCE APPAREL Dealer Where Quality Is Remembered Long After Price Is Forgotten! 600 East 2nd Street Phone CY 6-6500, The Dalles I he Dalles Welcomes All Pioneers Invites You to the Wasco County Pioneers Association HOME SHOW W e Join in Wishing You a H appy Time in A t T he Dalles The Dalles This Week-End May 3 - 4 - 5 Attending the Annual Reunion of the Prizes - Drawings LANCE APPAREL W e Service Sherman County —- W e A r e Just Fashion Center oj the Mid-Columbia 2nd Sir. el < Y 6 -2 < l hi I < ,i L illie Ita w a U 4-11 Club ’Ve met last W ednesday aftee-, n o n al ¡he Grass Valley Grade school. Jacqueline Van Borstel, our leader, dem onstrated making Brander, Reporter A s Far A w a y A s Your Telephone! DON’T FORGET THE “PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP’’ »
