Sherman County journal., June 28, 1963, Image 1

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Lonlees Return From Trip to Alaska :>p" ,M
?ile b New Wafer
pp & l Represe„tat,ve _ ater oarety rrogram
Ready for Sherman Youth
Mr. and Mrs. Lester C o n l e e off shore islands and big onshore, They travelled king - «jtvle on
and Keronne Christianson re tu rn ­ R ^ k te s. T ht,y, m arvell*d at the the luxurious Pi nee George w I, e ,v
ed Ju n e 19 front their Alaskan . o rthern wonder of it all. With once the Indians paddle
their
trip. They t<x»k the sum m er nine cnly 262 passengers all in the
day cruise leaving Vancouver on same happy boat, w atching the w eary wx<v, birchbark canoe style.
the a s . Prince George which friendships flourish and finding Same route was traveled by ex­
Strayer. A ^laum 1 « ^ “
“ d W* ha' e
« “P ear-
boasts of 5,800 tons of com fort-1 some m ighty fine bridge part- plorers, sailors, adventurers’ and
loving cruising. Seven decks and „ - -
-
« n a g e p a n . gold - hunters. Now the inside
eight lounges geared to fun lifeT in tX h e re . T ’.’L
at_'I Passi-ge 81,1,8 8hrlek at tram p
Itvj hCn<X , '' wiHr 1? 7 n l nhJ.rJ ' a " I ,T hto 18 the flrsl •*■” * we have
n
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sooty
frig
h
te
n
.,
yacht»
ship life, leisure fife and live it In good cheer cocktail lou ng», fishing boats and luxurv liners
-ounty
help get the « ( , « ^ I S w S ' p S g X i ' t o
Cr““
up life.
gram underw ay. T he sw im m er tv i ♦ g a i in Sherm an coun-
the go easy w ith the deck - chair W atching a northern tradem ark
- . 1 - H ,11
a,
I .? Ix"
•«
'»•». to make
They took the scenic route in t ! h dRinK UP !H’n and * ‘ent‘r>’J o f soft orange sunset they notic-
Giles L. French
north, the inside Passage, 1 0 0 0
it
a
success.
Perhaps
some day
so that all will be ready for the
er t h e ^ r r a m e ^ b 1" * R U° H ® 1Utl® VUIage cIin«tn«
v.c
can
have
a
county
pool th at
“Saddest thing on the road miles sailing betw'een sheltering ov
first car • load of children at 8
83 nes'
I clear life to the steep shoreline,
will make swim m ing available
two old women in a Cadillac’
o’clock
on
Monday
morning,
July
Ocean Falls w here the famous
everyday of the sum m er for every
8«
said the man w iping th e wind­
chlkl.
7
A lexander M ackenzie first saw
shield.
This swim program will con
the
light
of
Pacific
day
in
1793,
Rem
em
ber
the
Red
Cross
is
us­
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tinue until July 19 unless b a n
after a trek across Canada. T h
es: ing these privately owned ¡»ools
The Suprem e court decision on
Indoor,
dubrootns
were
a
classy,
through the generosity of u ,0
prayer in schools may return re­
glassy circle of picture windows.
owners. Please respect th eir
ligion to the churches. T hat’s
Meanwhile, back in their w estern
fhw em and yards, close gates,
w here it belongs.
decor
cabin (all outside), they bad
ttc. Swimmers are expected to
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porthole eye on the big outdoors.
arrive and depart in th e ir b ath­
It seems likely that the new
ing suits as the Individual pools
The
ship
featured
a
five
-
meal
îx>pc, Paul VI, will continue the
Appointment of «tan W hite of
do not have facilities for ch an g ­
ecumenical council until modern-
day - three full, with two snack E nterprise as the Pacific Power
ing.
ization of the church is complete
times, all planned with ;q »petite- , Eight Company representative
An old plastic sheet or show er
That is good.
tickling in view, and speaking of in Moro and the surrounding Sher
Funeral services for Roy Po-1 Ch " ° H the 8631 of ,he car
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man county urea was announced
views the S j S. Plnce George hug­ W ednesday by A rt T hrasher. PP- well, who died Friday In a hos- r I ‘ , P,xXect the upholstery.
We are living in one of the most
held ,,
w1»
one hour,
ged the shoreline from Vancou­ &L district m anager in The Dal­ Pital in The Dalles,
interesting periods of history, and
a funeral heme
In that
d t v Mon- 1o
arrive
ptly so as not
ver to Skagway with enough les.
probably one of the most explo-
me In
that city
nnv , prom
,
day afternoon at two o ’clock He
¿ i t ? ® \ f yoUr claM-
glorions m ountain greenery to
As the new P P £ L lineman
sive The price we pay for the en­
had
been
ill
but
two
days
x neelos p aper will give th e
fill
a
lifetim
e
of
home
movies
and
tertainm ent may be high.
agent in Moro, W hite succeeds
Mr. Powell was a resident of - I
and (,esi»niation for each
snapshot albums. Making stops at
»‘1 I* riedline who was promoted
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Ocean Falls, Pince Rupert, Ket­ io l»e assistant line superinten Sherm an county for «() yearn h a v .,
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We note that one of the dan­
chikan, W rangell and Juneau „ / ,n the com pany’s Yakima ing come from Prineville in ih « s | K,UJV ° u 3y through ,h eir re *
gers of sending a president abroad
with his parents, M r and i r e 1
HCh° ° ls-
with m any interesting things to district.
is tiiat he may prove to be too
see
and experience such as the
While, a veteran electric ser­ Marion Powell, when he was four
much interested in pleasing his
K 1 A I TT who w ill re ig n o yer the com ing Sherm an C ounty
massive Totem Poles at W rangell viceman and lineman, joined the years old. He was born Novem­ Mary Eva Honored
hosts and promise more than we
F a ir on Septem ber 12-15 pictured above left to rig ht are P riti
and Ketchikan. At Juneau they power company in 194« at Sweet ber 6, 1884. He was m arried to
w ant to give.
T i p i'n<>
” r <,,avS Va,Kv’ UU4‘‘‘" Pat,v
of Moro
donned th eir walking shoes to Home. He became a Journeym an Alice Himsen In 1908 and was a
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a n i l ilm e s* Mary Ami Thompson of Mon». Mr*. I xs » ii « h | Fields
give their regards to Alaska’s serviceman in 1948 ami moved to Sherm an county w heat fan n er Fifty Year Member
1 he rules of living have been
In
V *
e R‘ rL*
Th<‘
« re p lanning to attend
capitol
and to view the mighty E nterprise in 1959 in the san e « 'n " ■|h«H ,r?7e ‘l. hlS ranch **’ h la i' L uplne R 'h e k a h l.xlge
on
w ritten for years. AU the reli­
the 4-H Horse Show at Condon this week-end.
Mendenhall Glacier. At Skagway
gions teach them w ith little varia­
U, T h e 'l> » lZ S ” '°
25 ami a fte r the m eeting
they ended th eir cruise right in
W hite has served as president
tion; most of the philosophers a-
U) ,n e 1>al,es
honored Marv Eva, who has heen
the center of Alaska’s golden hey­ of the Enterprise Lions Club for
He was past m aster of E ureka 1 a m em ber for 50 years presente I
gree on how to live the good life.
Sharon,
Leo
Coelsch
days. W here prosrxvtors blazed t io past year and also was active aalge A F 4 A M of Moro, a men, h er with a Jewel
l>,,* nt”' 1
In each generation there are dis­
the Trail of *98 into the Klondike ill tile Boy Scout organization, Knlgh". Tem LrA r l ! 1 r ''" ','" "
sidents who are forgotten in a
'’T ' “ ' D ucholu «ang two
Attend Junior Horse from there.
both in E nterprise and in the «.loam s lem piar, A1 K a d a r num bers acconvoanled hv iUr,i™
few years while the words of Je­
They took the side trip by Blue Mountain Council of south ? X " H k ' T ; f K ai" , " " s ,i"
sus, Buddha, Cotxfusious, are re­
Show Last Sunday
alles I.Iks hslge and was a past gave a reading
train from Skagway to Carcrosa eastern W ashington and nortn-
membered generation after gen­
__ eastem Oregon.
L u k kon
o il T
e errito
r r t t o r ry
v
p
i«
ld e n l of the 01,1 W aste conn-
Mrs. Eva said th at w hen she
T
zipping
along
eration.
G L F
The Moro Grain Growers held
S h a ro n
and Ixx> Coelsch the rim of scenery that travels
he t a s k ' l l m iive <1On
WWCh I T ®
n<>ble grand’ Mrs E s’
He
and
his
wife,
Sarah
Jane,
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th eir annual m eeting last S a tu r­
bi ought home honors from the two ways, up and down, an all- have two sons, Mike, 11, and Tom, ne was still active.
sie McKean w;w then noble
Bi a Califonnio-superiparket-w e
noted . 4 .cojurtsl w^nxan, a line, day w ith the usual family parly Ft. Dalles Ju n io r Riders Annual day, big-day sightseeing s p r e e who attended Columbia Basin i l,' v lvinK are his widow, five grand and wore a w hite dress on
large, erect speciman who had a to which members came from far Horse Show, at the club grounds through m ountains and flowers Ju n io r College In Pasco during ( dughters, Mrs Wendell B alslg er, which the lodge emblem of lu-
of the big («onmr'y on the colour- the past school year. W hite’s m.'r. e,"
marvelously velvet - like skin of distant places to hear the reports lajg Sunday.
<'hl5.1,,s Plnt w““ em bm lderetl ami Estrel-
a pinkish cast. H er hair was dyed of financial standing, take part
Those eligible to compete In fu l W hite Pass and Yukon Rail- ramlly win J°ln him in Moro us Burnet (Althea) of Moro, Mrs. la Benson was vice grand.
way. (>n their way home they soon as he <’o»npletes housing ar- Lyle W<wxls, (Patricia) of ( ’enter-
w ith henna to alm ost exactly the
Mrs. Eva was escorted to the
in the election of officers and do the show, open to the public, was stopped over night at Victoria, rangements.
ville, Wash., Mrs. John (Jean) seat of honor by Stephen Irayk
same color as her hide. The effect
any
young
person
between
the
l(<*il.man of Kent, Mrs. Wavne and Mary Irz.vk pinned the jewel
was startling. The fact th a t she some needed visiting w ith friends ages of 8 and 18 w ith the pro-1 B .(. to relax and see some of the
rhonv|>s«m (Betty) of Walla Wal­ <n her. Refreshm ents were solv­
ta rrie d a small child of more and neighbors of the days when gram in »the m orning featuring wonders of that fadr city.
la and one son, Ronald on the ed after the ceremony.
Diana
Henrichs
On
normal hue accentuated the de­ they, too, were Sherm an county show m anship classes and a fte r-
residents.
; ranch near Mono; one brother,
corative effect.
ii classes o]x*n«tt With the ■■■
( ’harles of Portland and 14 grand
The reports were quickly over presentation (»f the colors at 1 :oo "
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Australian Sojourn
children and three great grand Wasco Club Wins
m the forenoon when everyone p m . and included English
------ and
A part of th e big negro drive was w aiting for the buffet din ...
Miss Diana Henrichs, daughter children.
comes from a desire to get more r e r which was served by L inda’s W estern equitation and a class
Funeral services were conduc­
of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henrich«
Second for Lighting
money, an indication th a t living It was w orth it. The report show for matched ¡»airs, as well as the
of Moro, left San Francisco June ted by the Rev. iF’red Morrow
scrurry,
Texas
i»arrel
race
and
on the governm ent has ceased to ed p rofit of approxim ately $40,
21, by jet jlane for Hawaii to with the Masonic lodge giving
I he Wasco W omen’s Study
pole landing.
l»e cr mforting. Of course, the way 000 for the previous j’ear. Dean
sta rt an extensive tour of the tin* rites of that order. Interm ent ( luh bias been aw arded a $100 00
Sharon placed first in W estern
to obtain and hold a b ettter job Pinkerton and Ted Thompson
vzas in Parklaw n cemetery.
second prize In the "under 1,000
South Pacific and Australia.
is to become able to do so and for were re-elected directors for an­ Pleasure and fourth in English
I»opulatk>n category” of the Out-
Also on the trip are Mrs Fran-1
Pleasure,
Leo
took
first
in
Eng
that negroes need m ore educa o th er term with no nom inations
loot- Protective Lighting contest
lish H unt Seat, third in scurries
Theodore Johnston
tion.
Ixdng made for new candidates
MMinsored by the General Feder­
and fifth In Pole Bending.
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ation of W omen’s CI ii I h and
When they reach Melbournt
A fter dinner the young people
There were fifty boys and girls
The 1.5». commissioner of edu
Reader’s Digest.
Diana will «pend a month thei Keeper Of Pictures
representing Portland newsj»a- com peting a t th is show all below
cation has said that top salaries
rh e aw ard was announced in
visiting
relatives,
while
her
grand
Theodore Johnston, who, with the General /Federation of Wo­
for teachers should lx? higher pers presented th e ir show, con­ the age of eighteen.
m other and aunt tour the Grea
sisting of dancing, music and
T eacher's salaries have always
B arrier Reef and the A ustralian hts wife, has been in charge of men s ( ’luhs annual convention
skits of various kinds, so th a t by
the
picture coilection of the I currently m e«In g to' Milwaukee
been too high at the bottom and
cutback
country.
mid - afternoon everyone w ent Fire Department
too low at the top.
They will return Sept. 5 to San She, man (o u n ty Hlgtori<*al So- Wisconsin.
home happy.
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Francisco, In time for Miss Max ciety for many years announces
The contest is an activ ity of
It looks as if the Civil w ar
Sets Meeting Dates
me Henriche to resum e teaching that the pictures lx»k>nglng to the the group’s law olnservance and
may sta rt all over again, with
at Yuha City College and Diana society have been placed In a fire crim e prevention division of the
federal troops In several southern
o sta rt her Junior year at the proof vault In the basem ent of Public Affairs D epartm ent and
'
Mono Eire D epartm ent m et
the county courthouse, through bas for Its goal the reduction of
states already. Forcing of govern­
d iv e rsity of Oregon.
The w eather report is furnish- Monday night with fo u r new
the courtesy of the county court. crim e and accidents through ade­
ment will on a m ajority of the ed The Journal through the co-1 rnemix’r5î added to the depart- '
Some classification of the pic­ quate lighting of public places
people Is very very difficult.
operation of Bill Hall, Supt. of m ent Th« new members were-
tures has lx?en made as to scenes, and thoroughfares.
ompletes Training
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the Sherm an Branch E xperim ent ( Mart,n Timm erm an, Jim Lessor
persons, etc., and more may lx?
Included In the W i^co Club’s
. We . doubt If congress will agree , Station,
C4““ ~“
Stan W hite and Dan Bartk-tt.
Army Pvt. S terling G. Goch- made later. Anyone who has hesi­
lx*» Taiitfcst, new m in is te r .»f |
that the w ay to help give th e n
e
-
,
report of aetlvftle« was th e In­
50
T*1*8 tlnie
year 18 the w orst the M oro C o m m u n ity Presby­ nauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
gro m ore rights Is to take rig h ts! Prl
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tated heretofore to give pictures
n flrC and a dlscu»don period terian Chun-b, w ill be com ing | man S. Gochnauer, Rt. i. Moro, to the wx-iety for fear they might stallation of “Farm Arc L ights”
t.» a y from whites.
K r ll 5? Ju n e 21 ............. " 7 47
on solar sw itches and oth er gen­
5o followed by issuance of uniform s through
'S atu rd ay , Ju n e 2 2 _____ «1
here
N aturday
ac- completed a basic adm inistration be destroyed may now do so w ith ­
eral farm and rural com m unity
course at Fort Ord, May 31.
48 3n<l in strucHon8 to the new mem-
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I Sunday, Ju n e 2 3 .............««
out
fear
of
loss.
oompunfed by h l* w |fe and
lighting.
hers and old in the use of the
It is extrem ely dangerous foi I Monday, Ju n e 2 4 _____ «5
(Jochnauer entered the Army In
All pictures In the collect Ion
sm all daughter on th e ir w ay
Valuable Information was fur­
equipment.
Jan
u
ary
1963
and
completed
basic
the governm ent to assum e res -T u e sd a y , Ju n e 25
«5
48
says Mr. Johnston, have lxx»n nished by the R E A . and the P P
Io lx*wiston, Idaho th e ir pre*,
training a t Fort Ord.
Time was set for two m onthly
ponsfbllity for unemployment. It Wednesday, Ju n e 20
. «7
bought tor the society or have
45
ent h o n « . lie w ill preach Id *
The 23-year-old soldier is a 1957 been donated to it by early Sher A L. Company.
doesn’t have the pow er and
Precipitation for the week .07. m eetings on the second and fin d sermon h e r e Munday,
fourth
Tuesdays
of
the
month.
graduate of Sherm an high and at-i man county families desirous of
should not have. It does have
•Inly 7.
tended the U of .................
O In Eugene
autho rity to w ithdraw from prl
W
_
.
leaving
, . i , . , |t v
having tnem
them kept f,,r
for p posterity
Interior Official
vate business which would In­
crease employment.
Here For Visit
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Prim e M inister MacMillan, we
V isitors here last week end
understand, has heen heard to
were Mr. and Mrs. Karl la n d -
repeat the American a d v e rtisin g !man County club was used by
are to
h’'i,rlng la,e ‘n I al«o affected by the reduced ap- strom and daughter, Waren of A r­
slogan; “N e v e r u n d e re stim a te ,the Pr°fP*ani com m ittee to ac-
A ugust to determ ine the feast-1 propriations.
P lington, Virginia. U ntil recently
the power of a w om an”.
I quaint members with the status
or
40 percent unless the mid<Ck>l* hility of the plan.
he was director of the Bureau oi
is
available,
said
the
com
m
ission-(
urnhia
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| of the various m atters that have
wheat oountles can per-
An explanation was made of Land Management, hut w a s
Tiie club’s opposition 1 m not the situation regarding opening
The weak
little woman
in
the club dur’ng the
Tommy T h o rn » ™ told
K that its
are In
raised to the position of assistant
the coming crop and d iu -jtre " i f
Equalization based on education but on taxa­ of the Dewhute« river by the to the Secretary of Interior,
charge of opening beer cans P<
. .,
T ' !**!:
*° f c tion, he said. Under the larw sup- various governm ental agencies, S tu art Udall.
think- the easy opening cans a n
Eenneth Fridley, state highway fcle talk with ,?.l.,re.l , ll ^
1 m, ™ u7 '" ’’
h«W
final1 port for aucb u college comes state and federal, th at have been
a m ajor scientific discovery.
loner told of the pro- ahowe.1 the effeo,
h*»ar «>c
the final
.»ik.bg
„. Th(.
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, g^es®
highw ay building, par disea««. Gaines, seeded earty ,ki!|
’ "
c ’-'''"> i« d o n .
from property taxes and »tate
W e mu-i
in -4 rem
f e m e em il*>r
h a t n o u
i i rL
r L v ^ ..,
11^ K '
said veloped foot rot in some places
did n..t , Up „ « 11». plan for a In..... «-w hul.N river to
™
ber t that
, H i s tiic t 4 - He
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A breakdown of m achinery RU|»|x»rt. Sherman county has through
road clear up the river, -
. tJWCnuieH
to become
racial problems are strictly poh-
* I 05 Itw o u ld lx» possible and It was the county agent's cau* id County Judge Vernon Mil- more projx»rty per child and only
acquaint«!
w
ith
the
terrain
over
tical; th at it is the negro vo te.I
The I)a,,e8
Pori'
the BLM appropriation has hog’
op.nion that that would decrease ,er »<* miss tl»e m eeting w here he a tenth as many powdhle students ge-I (town In congress and the es which propos«i recreational fa­
n t hi- . ( j-, » t),.,t is desired
3 d ° n a fo!,r lane road as
as Wa*oo county. 1/ the oosta
cilities are to lx» made, If and
tracts were being let to finnh r u ii / T r"o ,‘’ ’ban any other would have said that the deie-
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were a|»portk>ned on a ix»r ounll tim ates mad«- were liased on in ­ when finances are available to
factor, including the big p a tc h e s g a te s of six
form ation so incomplete a« to the planners.
it
,, ,
, i
,bat s°oBon How ever he
la r f u m b u
m ’^ X o n I S V * c,ub'*
enu >1 H ar.y Bvrd is reported warned that strikes, bonding k^vs of cheat in some fields.
render them useless Instead of
• i.«ve said, in ef.ert, hat a con land other thin?* ran
.u.
( ’hemical com panic«
o i-ost Of $005.000 the job of open
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,
other things can upset the
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treMnwnt
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elation
•*rva ive is one who has been highway commission’s schedule
• ng and ¡x,lIcing the 20 miles be­ Moro Public Library
io
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'T 2 he pr,‘* rU i!! J H<? 8aiil lhe Celilo - • . Biggs
B I « , se,
« , to being tried on HIMred Z e lf, e ^ a ’l X
‘' n' ' th,‘ r,'a ” n’: f'>r a change fn.n, low tw in tunnels would run about
while a liberal te one who hasn’t tion of the Columbia R lver'high
farm It seems effective hut is Fix» ,o to ,« J ?
*
h,rP ° n * Ktatlon and *>W • «»«’Ion ex ten tim es that. D anger to sw im ­ H u m m er ||<»une—
f ° T t w * Z
way WHI
th * >*a r and ’he «till too costly FuotrrM. he sa id .lsk w to determ ine i t s ^ t o d ^ ‘t ’ ’“ h ' ne,n U
3 uesday and Thursday are the
,eaMlng th«* "tatlon mers and danger of fire w ere
I t,
1
u
, ,
. | Bi» » • .’ohn Day section soon 1« a fungus dfe^ase that may >x> ,w,tentiaJ
industrial
grounds
and
doing nothing hut hazards that would need lx* con­ • lays the library is open with
n 1 -Ju n g over the civ.l rigiifs When these are done the highway
sidered.
hours from 2:30 until 5 pm .
or in the ground
m . x fiar™ .
......
____ ' HfatJon work Bl’l Hall said
bill one worwtere if President along the river will
* in L. the E. straw
Ka*f»tierg explained ti.e u p 'to ^ H te
th e ’rom .n ,ia*OTer?’ ,hat no ,,n;d V i s i o n would he iT esldent Mildred Zell welcom
)*-
con-
P iere are a great num ber of
v a s n t m< re interested in propp­ pleted and well liefore the John
lw rs and ^ »aid
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u ^ ,1T f nar o„' r
H
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X d ' z '■<1 new - m em ’—
¡ 7 that
,;
Ixxjks out and should he r e ­
ing it than in passing i t
Bay dam rt finished.
toularl, „f , arm
lt, w p p o n cr, l , ha| thc ,,(w i|^ ^ r d
and j
^ , , , , , , 1 . for turn«!.
Dorlne Hall Is the secretary
for the library.
Services Held
For Roy Powell,
Former Resident
Moro Grain Growers
Have Profitable Year
Big Annual Meeting
The W eather
Sherman County Club Hears Vital Reports at ‘Final’ Gathering