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F R in tT , MAI 17, IM I
Final Referendum
Committee Meeting
School
We discussed the style
snow an«l the possibilities of the
dates we could use
Proceeding the meeting, Vicki
Meeting in Portland, the W heat
rardenhagen. K athy Stark, Alice
Referendum Com m ittee for a
Heckman and Jill Nogle partici
"Yes” Vote reviewed on Tuesdav
pated
in a cake baking contest BUTLER GRAIN TANKS, all
its statew ide effort to encourage
Pat Mobley, Marie H attrup and
steel, heavy gauge, w eather
passage of the G overnm ent's pro
M argret Heil were the judges
and rodent proof, all sizes. E rec
mised wheat program on May Jl-
tion and financing available.
reporter, Colleen Jeffries
The committee, chaired by
For full inform ation call Earl
Paulep Kaseberg of Wasco and
lla p p y Cooker-«
G entry JO 5-3687 o r W. F. B ur
composed of prom inent wheat
gess & Asso. 4th & Broadway,
The Happy Cookers met at th.
grow ers and farm association re
Chico, Calif.
25-Jn.
home of their leader Mrs. Tsubo
presentatives, heard reports on
ta.
l)enice
Tsuhota
of
Hufus
was
producer m eetings in various sec
a guest at the meeting.
tions of the state and mapped out
G regg Jensen made a salad WANTED: a job bookkeeping o r
strategy for the final two weeks
any kind of work. Also babysit*
dressing
and the other members
of the campaign
siting. Call JO 5-3293.
Gtfn
made
salad,
Donald
Alice
made
■’Ail indications point to a
carrot
sticks
and
everyone
tried
heavy turnout by wheat grow ers
80 BED OREGON state approved
the salad and carrot sticks.
on May 21st,” said Chairman
nursing borne located in beau
The
Happy
Cookers
have
laid
Kaseberg. “W hile we’re not in
tiful Hood River Valley, w ith
plans for a M other's tea in the
clined to be overly optim istic, we
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
near future.
do feel that the overw helm ing ad C larence Illg ley announreM the
cept all types of elderly cases
reporter, Eugene H. Tsuixjta
vantages of supporting the 1964 en g a g em en t o f h is (laughter
as well as room and board care.
W heat Program are becoming ML*s Kay (K athleen Ina) to l)a-
Happy Cookers
generally recognized.”
x i«l H ow ard C oulee of Moro. No
At
the
May
18 m eeting the club DRESSMAKING and m inor alter
The vote-yes committee, which date lias b een set. T he bride-
ations JO 5-3245
47c-tfn
met at their leaders home, their
is backed by the Oregon Wheat to-be plana to atten d college leader is Mrs. Tsuhota.
G row ers le a g u e and other organ th is fall.
S u san Morris dem onstrated CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five
izations, debunked
opposition
days a week. Custom curing.
muffin liaking. M argaret Heil out
charges that defeat of the mea
Meat cutting, w rapping, sh aip
I county agent, was a visitor, she
sure will result in fewer federal
freeze. K enny's Market. Grass
1 told how a good arrangem ent
cd g<dd*‘ii Itowl at tlu* annual
Corp; N ew er!, w ho cam e from
\('(<*|)titlg ll»«* K irliliflil CoiMH-r*
controls and will open the door
Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for ap
would make the w orking area
con ven tion o f tlu* Oregon F ed
IxiR Angelew to m ake th e |we- for alternative legislation.
V U litH i \ « . d d ( t il lieli.ill of the
pointm ent.
2 3 t:.
easier, and she showed us the
Mentation, appeared b e f o r e
eration of W om ens < luhs was
Wii'U'o Women*« Stud.v Club
“These argum ents are fallaci
best way to put the batter into
more than 101) « (tin ea
w h o ous and self
K. W. N cw erf, l(i< bfleld Oil
« a x Mrs. II. VI. Zell, past pi r-
contradictory,” as
the muffin tin. We judged the FOR SALE: in Moro, 4 B.R
<-onveiled at E u gen e.
sid en t. Pi*«*Hi*n(iiiff (lu* rngrav-
serted Kaseberg. “On the one
m uffins and then had pear and house and shop. Call GI 2-5216.14
hand they express a distaste for
cottage cheese salad and muffins
Wasco Study Club
governm ent involvement in a g ri
Little Kawcata («Miking
for refreshm ents.
WANTED— By farm girl, jun io r
Rufus News
physical harriers.”
culture, and on the other they
The m em bers had a cake bak
G e liy told the legislators that
reporter,
Eugene
Tsubota
in college, sum m er or harvest
(la ist W eek ’s Item s)
anticipate new federal legisla ing contest in view of the mo
Gets Second Place
Busy Keefers
work in or near Wasco. Call GI
the jtortlon of the river Ixdovv
By M w . <««M»i<e F ox
tion to bail out the industry. We thers and guests.
Meeting was held at the P a t 2-5432 for furth er information.
The Wa co Womans’ Study Sherars Bridge was selected for
Gary Brinkert, Ricky Cantrell Kenny place on May 8 at 7:30.
The Hufus School P aren ’. Teach are convinced that the referen
initial
development
liecause
it
is
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club held its regular meeting at
ers met Monday evening in the dum m easure provides the fair and Bobbin Olds gace individual
Carolyn H enricks called the
the Wasco Methodist church Mon the biggest single block of publli sch<x)l lunchroom w ith the presi est solution for the farmer, the dem onstrations. Mrs. C a n tre ll
AT ST l’D
m eeting to order. Secretary read
day. A |x»iluck luncheon was ser lands, it can lie made readily ac dent, Mrs. George Jensen presid taxpayer and the national econ gave a talk on cake baking.
the
m
inutes
and
had
role
call.
cessible
from
a
State
highway
WASCO’S
C
H IE F JOSEPH T-
ved by the hostesses, Grace Med
Leader, Mrs. Jaque vonBorstel, Carolyn passed out Ju n io r Leader
ing. Most of tne bills are in for omy with a minimum of con
29994
Fee
$35.00 Board $1.00
ler, Madge Shull and Margaret and Sherman County is presently the school dan„e, and a good sum trols.”
along with several guests.
Project sheets. We also went per day Floyd Rathbun Jr. GI 2-
Smith. The business meeting qualified for Accelerated Public was turned ovet to the treasurer
The next meeting will be held down to see Pat K enny’s steers.
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Committee members observed on May 22, 1963 at the Grass Val
was presided over by the lire'll* Works funds. Congress is cur to I n * used for the benefit of the
O ur next m eeting will be June
that local businessmen and bank ley school.
dent Mrs Martin Pshlgoda Mrs rentl.v considering the final ap students.
23, at Carolyn Hendricks h o m e . STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com
Frank Held reported on the state propriation under the Accelerated
reporter, Hobble Brander
Election of officers took place ers- in farm ing communities have
plete painting and decorating
O ur leader, Henry Jaeger, told
privately
endorsed
the
vote
•
yes
convention in Eugene last week. Public Works Act.
with Mrs. Lyie Peck elected presi
service, spray or brush. Phone
us about the Oregon 4-H Beef Ad
stand
and
its
price
-
support
fea
Five meml»ers of the local cluo
B usy C ookers
He also pointed out that that dent. Mrs. J a m Steward is vice-
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-5293, 1205 E
vancem ent program. Meeting was
attended the convention. Mrs. section of the Deschutes is only president and Mrs. Howai I Stew tures.
M argaret Heil gave a demon adjourned.
12th St. Vern Campbell and
“Most of the business com m un stration on how to fill in our
Held was pleased to present the about a two and a naif to three ard as secret »»y • treasurer. The
Jack Null. The Dalles, Or. 1-1-
reporter Allan Shipley
club with a silver I n jw I won bv hour drive from Oregon’s major fifth grade room won the room ity rem em bers the depression books.
the club for its work In conser imputation
Plans w ere made for the Busy
center -—- Portlan I count for having the most parents years and the chaotic efforts on
L & E P ain t Shop; In terio r and
vation The trophy was the sec and the upper W illamette Valley. I resent. Mrs Hay Brown, secre our economy when grain prices Cookers to have a Mother's T e a
Moro Personals
exterior Decorating — Spray
sank
out
of
sight,”
declared
Kase
ond place award from the Hicii
during
the
first
part
of
May.
Getty reported the fin lings of tary of tlie school said there were
Painting. .10 5 3641, Moro 42tfn
field Oil company and was pie the Deschutes study group as fol 185 pupils registered in Hufus berg. “Today they agree w ith us
Mrs.
Gladdis
Bucholtz,
Jacque.
Also the Busy Cookers had as
sented at the banquet In Eugene I lows;
that m aintenance of a reasonable their guest M argaret Heil.
Tom Keene, and Mr. and Mrs Lee Gunnels, Moro, Oregon
school.
.Mrs. Walt Bruekert was intro
Mrs. Eilein McVicker, is the T erry Bucholtz attended the Flow
A fter the meeting, Mr. P ettitt, level of wheat prices and produc
Development of the recreation
duced as installing officer aim ! potential of the Sherars Bridge I the sixth graue teacher showed tion protects everybody from the club leader of the Busy Cookers, er shop Saturday afternoon in the WANTED — Full tim e secretary.
installed the following officers. I to .Mack Canyon segment of the pictures of si cues in the Philli- disastrous consequences of unlim
Selection based on experience.
reporter, Kathy Sue Steward New Portland Hilton w here Jacque
was one of the vocalists accom Call JO 5-3230, County Agent’s
Mrs. Frank Held, president; Mrs I river would be an Im portant and ppines which In* had taken when ited production and increased
panied by Tom Keene, who is a office for application blanks and
Vernon Hoot, secretary; and M id significant step in helping to meet he worked th?re as a missionary. stockpiling.”
<'lieery C h efs
sophomore
at Yakima Junior Col interview appointm ents.
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Gordon Har|x*r, treasurer
Many in o d e r n buildings an I
statew ide recreation needs
Mrs. H arry Hicks met with the
Committee members include
lege w here he is studying music.
Mr Hichard Lacey of th" j It is estim ated that recreation churches were shown as well as
Cheery
Chefs
as
leader.
The
club
P. P. & I,, The Dalles, showed use of the area would increase the grass houses used by manv Roger Du nidi, Yamhill; R o b e rt laid plans for a luncheon for their His home is Vancouver, B. ('. He ROOM for one House Trailer, p ri
a film on "Mouth to Mouth K< from a present annual use of of the natives. He showed pic Elkins, Molalla; J. W. Forrester, m others. Miss Reil spoke to the i also accompanied Jacque who sang
vate lot, in M o r o . Dr. R e id ,
Ntisieulioii" as part of the pro-1 alxmt 3,000 to approxim ately 75,* tures which were very foreign to Jr., Pendleton; William T. G uerts club about Em pire Builders club a solo, There Will Be One Song, at P h o n e G I J-5 HD, o r .!(> 5 3516
gram This was the last meeting 000 annually if access and recom our custom s in this country lx»th Salem; Jam es Hill, J r , Pendleton and rem inded the club about the I The C o m m u n ity Presbyterian
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tx*fora the summer recess, peg mended developm ents an* pro in the w earing apparel as well as Glen L. Hutchinson, Ontario: L. pre fair this sum m er, July 16 and 1 Church Sunday m orning servic*.
E. Kaseberg, Wasco; A1 L a in h,
I bat afternoon Mrs. Bucholtz and FOR SALE —- New A.C. Lieaner
ular meetings will begin in Sepc vided.
the eating habits
Heppner; Elm er McClure, Mil 17.
Hillside Combines, and A. C.
Jacque took Tom to Yakima for
em b er.
rejNirter, Nancy Hicks
The refresnm ents committee
his Monday classes.
Heavy Duty Crawlers, F o r d
A two - lane, surfaced road served angel food cake with fruit waukie; Don McKinnis, Sum m er
Balers and Tractors. Good Si-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall from the
which would dead end at Macks coi ktail and whipped crea n after ville; E. H arvey Miller, Portland;
North S h erm an L ivestock
Deschutes River
lection of Used Equip Bellamy
U S. and State Experim ent Station
Canyon should be eon-trueted ini the pictures were shown. The Robert Nixon, Junction City;
Dewey Thomas met with the were Corvallis visitors this week
Charles W Smith, Corvallis; Ed
Tractor Co. The Dalles, Oregon
tially.
(Contilined from Page One)
com m ittee included Mrs. Boy Gav-
Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Martin mo
29-?????
Three recreation sites should man, Mrs John Robins n and gar W. Smith, Portland; J e n s North Sherm an Livestock 4-II
Terjeson, Pendleton; Charles A. chit) at the Wasco Methodist tored to Portland for M other’s Dav
iial f. r various types of outdoor I n * developed initially. T h e y Mrs. Roltert Byrd.
Tom, The Dalles; Erank T u b b s , church.
to have dinner with Mrs. Hortense U.S. COINS WANTED — Paying
recreation, including f i s h i n g , would Include cam ping and day-
The Sam Hill Bridge at Biggs.
Jack Nacnah gave a dem onstra Martin, m other of Mr. Martin who
5c for ’55-S ¡»cnnles; $3.50 and
hunting, camping, p ic n ic k in g , use facilities as well as provisions Oregon which is five m ile s west Adams; John H. Wellies, Pendle
ton; and Allen W heeler, Portland. tion on how to make a sheep resides at the Tw illeager P l a z a
up for ’50-1 > nickels. Contact
ught eeing, hiking, and associat- for boat launching and ¡talking
of Hufus was opened to the pub
blanket. Progress reports were in Portland.
Boh Byars, Wasco, GI 2-5454
Range Im provem ents would I n * lic last year.
•*d activities However, at the pie
given bv all m em bers on their
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A
letter
from
Mrs.
E
rnie
Woods
designed
so
as
to
shift
the
pre-
sent time, most of this public laud
T here’s plenty of sights to see
projects. Henie’ Thomas gave a in Pakistan to Mrs. Mollie M *■
Is Inaccessible to the public lx?- c u t pattern of grazing i r e away on Highway 30 or SON on the Big Things at Rufus
report of the Livestock Tour Lachlan tells of a trip to Hawl- FOR SALE — 3 liedrtxnn house
cause of private closures and from the liv er to the higher Columbia rlvc-r in Sherman and
in Moro, Oregon. Wall to wall
tange ateas in o rder to avoid con- Gilliam Counties. T h e Hufus
As Oregonians know, Hufus is April 13 in Umatilla County. Dis pindi to meet some more w ester
carpet in living room. Hard-
I diets with recreation use of the Grange hopes the w eather will lie the site of the over $!()(( million cussion was held on our next ners (these were from Vancou
meeting.
w < n n I floors throughout rest of
ver. Wash.) an I comments that
river.
ir e sc r iftio n s are
a credit to the com m unity the John Day Da n which i* under
We
decided
to
combine
it
with
house.
Covered patio. TV cable
the
monsoons
have
begun
with
construction, and atx»nt half com
Im provem ents a n d
facilities day of the Smorgasltord.
OUR SPECIALTY
hookup. For inform ation con
pleted. The pow erhouse bids will the judging day May 18 at the lightning and sweeping rains.
would I n » tlesigncd so as to rcduc*»
fairgrounds if possible. We are
tact John E. Ruck, IO 5-3604
Mr. and Mrs. Bon Christianson
the danger of fire
Rufus Grange met in regulat I n * let this summer. The town o r going to practice showm anship
Muro, Oregon after 6:00 p.m.
and
daughters
w
ere
here
to
spend
Arlington
and
Boardman
will
he
stssion last T hursday evening
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Estimated cost of the initial w ith the m aster Mis. Holland re-located Railroads an.I hign- for I he Dalles show in the m orn M other’s day w ith h is mother.
ing before the judging begins.
developm ents is $565,000.
Mrs Kerrone C hristianson
Johnson presiding. Holland John ways between these points are
reporter, Barbara Medler
Financing of the Deschutes pro s m reported on agriculture and being re-located.
The American Legion Auxili PERMANENT, im mediate posi
tion open for Commercial Tell
ject could com«1 from Federal or
ary
met May 1.3 at Wasco with 11
The
workers
have
filled
all
the
“ Your Friendly Family a combination of State and Fed- told of the hills in the legisla
Scram hie S ervers
er.
Excellent working condi
m embers and one guest present
t u r e the packaging of fruits ami houses and have broug it more
Drug Store”
tions and employee benefits.
e ia l funds, said Get t v
W o r k other commodities M artin Zim than 400 trailer homes to tnis area
The Scramble Servers met on at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Mc-
Apply in person or n i l S h er
Phone GI 2 5262
could I »egin as soon as funds
m erm an told of rust hi the wheat which formerly had less ihan 100 May 13 at the Grass Valley Grade Dermid The members made pop
man Countv Branch, F irst Na
school.
were available
py
crosses
for
sale
before
Me
population.
The
Hufus
School
Wasco
cue to the cold dam p w eather
tional Bank of Oreg«»n, M o r o
The Slate Legislative Interim Mrs. H arland McDonald on leg added two new classroom s las,
We worked on o u r fair gar morial Day. reports Paula W alk
Oregon, JO 5-3232
29-tfg
Commil lee on N atural lb sources islatlon said this is the |ong«*st year, has eight teachers, and ovet m ents Joy von Borstel gave a er. historian.
is presentlv considering a joint time in any legislative session. 180 students at the elementarv dem onstration on how to fill out
L. Dovn Price, m anager of the
Everybody Reads the memot i.d urging the C S Con (i«*t>. Fox told of a hill on the school of wh h Hoy Gaj man is I • H records. K atie Reckmaa Sherm an Branch, First National
NOTICE
gress to appropriate fatula for ti ans|H>rtatinn of students. He principal.
brought n freshm en’s
Hank, has lx*en appointed by Gov
I will not be responsible for
const m et Ion of access roads along i t mithled all of the annual sch<x»l
The Scramble Servers plans to ernor Mark Hatfield as local . any debts contracted by anyone
Wanl Ads ’
the lower De.schuti*s'
finish their projects as soon os chairm an of county participation . other than myself,
«lection Is Mav 6 at the s c h o o l
< ABB OF THANKS
possible.
in the Oregon Welcome program. 128-3
John L. Bi rnett
‘ « us<*s, Mrs. .Millard Leigh Home
My thank- to the many frien Is 1
reporter. Lou Ann Stark
Economics chairm an said the wo who -«*nt cards, flowers ami gifts,
men will have a work «lay on and to those who called while I
S1A I E SHOW I'B E l.C D E s
May 9 and for all to bring a sat k was in th«* hospital. The k i n d
lunch. Bill Ruck on insurance gestures meant a great deal to : II IMH <; h A s e w AIEETIN'G
Patty Knott brought the April
i ild he has some new rates which me.
24. "4-H Dough and Sew” m eet
. re higher than before. Joe Mor
ELLA OLDS
ing to o rd er at the Kent Grade
101 E 3rd
row on Safety toul of Uie danger
o» handling the w<*e«l -prays
CY Ü 3622
The Dille ;
WITH DRY CLEANING
| It was pointed «»lit that two of
U*e Grange members Mis Pearl
Brackett and M s Tracy Fields
Have Your Winter Clothes Moth Proofed BEFORE
i.n* in the hospital.
Storing Them for the Summer
RIDING - TRAINING CLINICS
1* or the lecturers pr«]gram
which was on M others Dav
theme. Mrs. Geo Fox rea«l the o ri
gin of Mothers Day Jitnm y Fox
gave “ When Ma ('leans The
Pouae
A question and answ er
8 P M
4 tough «lutable g|o<* fin ish b o n -e |-lin t for
g«me b> th e g ro u p . ‘ M o th ers A l
MORO LEGION HALL
m anac” Is read by Mrs Rolland
• xterlm Milling and iriiM' May In* tinteti. lie-
Johnson and Mary Biacketf read
r I-1% lû m es,
sla y s n(*wl«>>king lon ger, D on’t
> “T ribute to Mother".
I •'"* MP Ibis s|M-< i il bargain offre»
The Sherm an ('«»untv Pomona
PICK UP and DELIVERY Mondays and Thursdays
lu a n g e will meet at Harlandview
cn Satunlay, May 11 with a noon
WASCO — McMillin s and Pinky’s
Fairgrounds — 9:30 A.M.
ON SALE NOW
Gal.
pot luck dinner.
MORO
Hotel Mcro
After raining most of l.i>i week
CLASS -- May 19 - Fairgrounds
ll is still ck»u«iy out this week and
GRASS VALLEY — C & C Food Store
HEADQUARTERS FOT HOMOGENIZED
a few ahowers also
2 P M
SEE RAY CHARLES
Dr Wlls »n Foote an I tluve
SPRED SATIN
other men on the staff at Oregon
Sponsored by Sherman County Riders
£t.ile College stopped briefly in
< .»Ml’ I.F T E
PICTURE
Hufus Tuesday at the Geo Fox
$2 pr class or $5 for Complete Course
I I \ E (»F
h«»me The men were going to a
FRAMING
4 H r t s f s , 1*1*1 n s
Under 12 FREE to 1st Two Sessions and not permit
meeting In Pendleton. They are
x n cern ed about our wheat altu*
ted to ride in the third class.
The Dalles
atlon
WANT ADS
News of 4-hi
CLUBS
WASCO
P h a rm a c y
ADAMS PAINT Store
W/nfe House Paint
51°° OFF SALE
$4 9 2
Free Moth Proofing
MONTE FOREMAN
Movie - Saturday, May 18
Cedarized Plastic
Bags tor Storage
Demonstration - Sunday, May 19
Ted Walker Cleaners