Sherman County journal., May 31, 1963, Page 4, Image 4

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E. E.. Davis, B aker, c h a ir m a n , ing at 2 p.m. June 5, to discuss
and vote on the budget and other
up w ith a novel suggestion. The i
R icitard R ath b u n , Joseph, anti Be­
gist of it w as to th e effect that
lan Jaco b sm u h len , C ornelius, has m a tte rs b ro u g h t b efo re the C oun­
we a re alw ays ex |ieim en tln g w ith
I rev io u ly co n su lte d w ith all seg­ cil.
new plana fo r co n tro llin g supply
m en ts of th e beef In d u stry in de-
and dem and, and suggested w»*
le im in in g th e budget w hich will IK K j n i l l X . l l . IS S H E R M A N
ex p e rim en t w ith free e n te rp rise
H> s»-»»(l I »iniIt
< OL A T I ’S N EW S P A P E R !
go in to effect J u ly 1, 1963. Copies
T h e O regon Beef Council will of th e proposed b u dget h ave l»eeii
for a y e a r to see w h at w ould h ap
bold a public h e a rin g on Its pro- -p u l to all co u n ty ex ten sio n ag en ts
l»en.
Such a suggestion would have
! posed 1963-64 Beef Council b u d g et u rd a ie av ailab le to an y produce!
W ith th e d efe at o f th e national lieen hum orously ridiculous a few
on W ednesday, J u n e 3, 10 u.m. at j or o th e rs in te re ste d in th e beef
wlv»at referen d u m , speculation 1» y ea rs ago, b ut now is b eing o ffe r­
th e Beef Council office, Im p eria l in d u stry upon req u est.
ru n n ii. < heavy un the po--dbillty ed in a se rio u s vein. C o n trariw ise,
H otel, P o r t l a n d , acco rd in g to
Funeral Service
F ollow ing th e C ouncil's public
of no w heat p rogram for 1961. a few y ea rs ago a plan to co n tro l
R ichard W e»terberg, C h airm an .
L eonard & W ilm a S m ith
Soi .■ i m ’re-.»men have stated
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T he budget co m m ittee of the b eerin g , th e Beef C ouncil will
they ..o Id not favor new legl* | m ent ed ict w ould have m et w ith
The Italle*, Oregon
Beef C ouncil, w hich co n sisted of have a reg u la rly scheduled nice:-
lation s i n c e w heat people lu»d scorn. It sh o w s how far we have
m ade th e ir bed, -o to speak.
moved tow ard socialistic th in k in g
Such sta te m e n ts are probably in a |»eri<Ml of 20 years.
to t '■ <*x|»ecte 1 in th e d isa p p o in t­
A n o th er am u sin g note. All sup
m ent of advocates follow ing the ply co n tro l p lan s a re p red icated
z \
defeat. H ow ever, practical poli­ on th e th e o ry th a t th ey a re tern
tics cre e p into th e p k lu r e in spite |x»rary and a re only b eing used
General
ol th e clam or at th e m om ent. N ext , to re tu rn to supply and dem and.
Paini
y e a r is a n atio n al election year. S o m ed ay.
It is inconceivable that the adm in
istra tio n w ould be w illing to hit
the cam paign tra il in N ovem ber
follow ing a harv est price of $1
w h eat and a tte m p t to g a rn e r votes
of th e n a tio n ’s tw o m illion wheat
farm ers.
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On the o th e r side of th e coin, a
Past M a trm s of A nnie F ulton
O |S C O U H T In t e r io r
nutnlxM of C ongressm en have said
A toufb durable tfuss finisb M use paiwt ter
ch a p te r No. 121 Wasco, met at th<
they w ould push for new w heat
ertenor sidmf and tnm May be t w t W « •
( o u n try hom e of Mrs. Floyd Root
E x te rio r F in ish
legislation based on v o lu n ta ry
aisU fumes, stays newtoekmt b n < tr O w l
May 20. Mrs. E rn e st Shull was
cutback tied to »up|x»rts. T h ere
EiceHett
utcDt« cAtwati.
up this special barfain tR e r.
hostess asslslted by Mrs. Boot.
has even been som e talk of re v iv ­
werk. latkr m « j , belts, law« tmiitirt
A d e sse rt lunch preceded th e •A lle n I’. W heeler, Ma.«» I er of th e Oregon SCI»- (h
ing the direct paym ent scheme-,
bosu trn Of*es • 4 btes. 0«? fwtst
<;<n. » In k O. H atfield note <• m ln g (B a n g e W eek
ON SALE N O W '
b m in e ss m eeting a fte r w hich
evolved by the B rannon plan of a
IMkty MMel NOW
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bridge w as played.
,!.»■ O regon Grange will convene i
To
honor
the
n
atio
n
's
oldest
f« w y ea rs back.
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Mrs. V ernon D utton received farm o rg an izatio n J u n e 2-9 has at O iegon City.
One e d it d ial we h a v e se e n c a m e
SALE
“ I am pleased t > com m end th e
die prize for high sco re an d Mrs. been «It sign; te I as Oregon O range
GAL
O regon G ran g e as a very im port
Hob Bisli foi low.
Week.
Mrs. Alice A nderson of P o rt­
an,
farm
fam
ily
fra
te
rn
ity
,
anti
to
“ D uring th is perioil I w’oul I
land w as p rese n t w ith th e past- ! hope that all citizen s may recog w ish its m e m h eis well. May ’here
'i i a t n m s an d Mrs. Rose Ruepelle nize the vam e of O regon's a g ri­ }w ev er-in creasin g abund an ce and
w as a guest
cu ltu ral in d u stry w hich pours ov- p ro sp erity in o u r a g ric u ltu ra l
j »;r one-half billion in cash dollai < on-m uni,,v.”
Gl 2 0962
I ’ m * a .louriud W ant A»l
' Income into o u r eeon >mie life-
stream «-aeh year. Gov. Mark <>.
FLEX C R YSTO LEU M
H atflel I w ro te in a le tte r to Allen
B W heeler, M aster of th e O regon
i S tate G runge
A r mtermr eitener yless rirmsb ter fleers *««‘1
H V, N oothaar. th e first F a r
Em ploy m ent o p p o rtu n itie s in
W U IT l & C O L O R S
werii. ttiei eitenef sid«t deers beats fetes »
agri» u ltiiie i elated fields are av a il­ W e ste rn e r e v e r t o se rv e as p r e ­
< bows Akrtei and water resistant Ideal red
A
suMued
y (ess fwtsb f * weedwerb kitcbe« and batk
Feed
able lo th o u san d s of O regon's c it­ sident of th e G rain and
wood dear fmish Tip peahty
1
reea walls Appi* s ewe My wtb brus* w rnWer A durable
izens, (lie g o v ern o r jxilnted out, D ealers N atio n al association, will
I saeetl, heisi eeaewt Cur best ewitty sewfestre
lie a sjiea k er at the Ju n e 1 3 - 1 1
! adding:
Special 1c N
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“T he d esig n atio n of G r a n g e con v en tio n of ,F * Pa ific ?\'<". t
O N tY
Week is p articu larly filth .g , for in w est G rain D ealer- a - o c ia t io n ii.
Sale
NovemlM-r <11 to 2«, Inclusive) Spokane.
T he G FN D A
president
h a-
O regon will host Hie 9 7 ,Ii an n u al
.-esplon of , h e N ational Gange. lieen a resid en t, »if P asadena,
W ednt -day through Saturday
I m ine liat<*ly f o 1 o w i n g G runge Calif., for 30 y ears and is p re si­
W r»k, th e 9 9 ,h an n u al session of dent of 11 V. N ootbaar C uni any
a gtxiin b u sin ess and fe--1 in g re t
.en, firm w ith op ratio s in
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Pacific S o u th w est and Hawaii.
Seut'eit Show B arm at
P rio r to sta rtin g his firm in 191 -
he w as vice president an I Paeif -■
Wasco County P a r k
Coast g en eral m an ag er for B'd-
sto n P u rin a and served e a rlie r
w.-th Purina'.'; predeces«-»’ firm
Dr. M argaret IL M cDevitt, V is­ la y lo r M illing com pany of Los
iting P ro fesso r from th e Salem Angeles.
Wh a t fattened Stccis, Hogj, Lambi
Public Schools, w ill conduct a
w o rk sh o p in the l ea» ,ling of A rts
For Your Home Locker
and C rafts d u rin g th e E astern
Oregon College S u m m er Session
Auction Sale3 Saturday, June 8
a, Ea Gland.»-, acco rd in g , > Jo h n
Lam b, and Hogs, 2 p.m.
M. Milh-r, D irector of th e Session
T he w orkshop, s e lie lu le l ft ;n
Steers . . . .
7 p.m.
J u n e 17 th ro u g h 23, is design»-1
for elem e n ta ry te ac h ers w ho w ish
to h av e ex p erien ce in p rac tica l
w ork in p i c t u r e m aking an I
c ra fts
O th er w o rk sh o p s a n d special
co u rse s that w ill lie held d u rin g
Hie |x-rio»l of J u n e 17 th ro u g h 23
w ill Include:
Ed 107-307, S em in ar; Mefhods
in R efrigerated Truck trom 10 to 12 noon S a tu r­
and M aterials in th e K in d erg arten
P rogram .
day cf grain fed steers and lambs exhibited a'
E«l 435, P rin c ip a ls and P ra c ­
Show grounds Thursday and then slaughtered
tices of G uidance S ervices <G».
in Portland.
H um 107 307 W orkshop: T each
Ing Spanish in th e G rades.
L ib ISO In tro d u c tio n to C ata­
loging and Chi s i f i c a t io n tg h
D n ’t Mist This 17th Annual 4 H and FFA Show
I-;, i ¡o; ‘.u7 W o r k 'i-.p
M e th
I »sis and m a teria ls in th e 13* u-h
With Full Program Beginning at 8 a.m. Thursday
' ing of Ar, an I <‘rafts.
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T h e E a ste rn O r e g o n College
reg u la r S u m m er S ession is sch ed ­
X. , *1 .
uled ft in Jmi«* 17 th ro u g h A u­
. . . to foaming tops
gust 9
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Hatfield Sets Grange Week June 2-9
FARM BUREAU
FURROW
Beef Council To Hold
Budget Hearing At
Portland June 5
What Next For Wheat
SMITH CALLAWAY
CHAPEL
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ADAMS PAINT STORE
101 E. 3RD ST
100 flex
Wasco Past Matrons
Of OES Hold Meeting
With Cards Played
WHITE HOUSE PAIKV
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nam el
Encame
$100
O FF SA5^
92
Wasco
Pharmacy
SALE
Will Speak In Spokane
At Grain Convention
Cnee Again You Are Invited to:
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D ISC O U N T
StMI-LUSTM ÍHAMÍÍ
V A R N IS H
ATTEND . . .
Oregon Wheat Growers League
C">75
Junior Livestock Show
June 5 -8
QT.
Arts and Crafts Class
Workshop Scheduled
The Dalles
For Summer Session
and BUY . . .
Greater Wheat Profits on the Horizon
VISIT THIS SHOW FEATURE . . .
C arcass S h o w in g
News oj 4-! I
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OREGON
BHHII IS A NATURAL
As natural as the wholesome giams and tangy hops from
which It is brewed, beer is Oregon s traditional beverage
of moderation —light, sparkling delicious
And naturally, the Brewing Industry is proud of the good
living It provides for so many folFs m Oregon Not only
for employees of the Brewing d istiy itself, but also tor
the farmers and other s u rs of beer's natural ingre
dients In Oregon beer;
en^y it.
T O D A Y
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» lu rin g t li e ir m r c t i n g a , ,1'»’ SS as
»■<» grade .-civ-ol May 1 ,
As si e a.’clved, each Mothei
, wan given a K leenex C arn atio n
m ade hv th e g ills
D uring th e
I roll call ea. h girl in tro d u ce I h er
ow n guest
T e ie -a F. ih > an d Jill Hil’l'f-
b ran d gave a denum s-tnat'an on
! Tuhh s, itm t
T w o sa fe r s s k i t s v »re p ie en
i ted by tin - f »How ing girls C heryl
('.i i\ Gwen Ft w ler W anda 1 w
1 itr. E lam e N is h lt. V ir g in ia S e h a
l»r. V irgin .i B urn ’ Jill H ille r
I liraikl. Sher . B urns. N ane\ \»l-
j»m*. Sheryl W h lte G lenda T rtim
' hie .m 1 Kt e' Thonwm F 'll»“.’
1 ing th e in«*» m ’ ref re .unei»«* of
i p iu’eh and -'Okie-- w ere served
u\ \ .. g ma S .'bafer an 1 Nancy
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