Page 6 Sherman County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 12, 1963
Star G arden Installation Held at W asco|Kennet*1 B,a?g One Oregon Grain Prices Outlook Uncertain
chip with i must
»rav«i
HP farm Youth
S atu rd ay evening, June 29, tres.' Marguerite
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I with a most clever
travel adde
at the M bikmi I c Temple In Waoco, lain, Adeline McDonald. Marshal; ' dum by the 196.3^4 officers. An
Market prices for Oregon’s
appr« xlmately 100 member« and Robert Root, Organist; Mary An i arm liouquet of American Beauty
1963 grain crops are expected to nov * iI USl r ^ ^ a n t varieties are I higher as a result of reduced pro-
guests Mere present to w itness Haven, Adah: Betty Byars. Ruth; ' roses, tied with a matching beau
I nion Pacific’s farm youth
grow n in Place of ductlon coupled w ith strong do-
the very impraaaive Star Garden Owietus McDermid, Esther; Elva ty - bow, was presented to her ■scholarship program will become reflect large stocks and lower W ho
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Installation ceremony of Annie Dehler, Martha; Beverly Wider- j by Adeline McDonald, on behalf 12 > ears old on August 1. Since governm ent loan rates, reports
Ray
Teal,
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extension
seed
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H
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com
pri-
Fulton Chapter No. 124, OES.
brand, Electa; Glennie Harj»er, i o f th e c h a p te r.
it began, 9043 boya and girls have m arketing specialist.
m ) that u.ho U \ ** ke|>: sep ,ru e <*• could encourage more barley
The m eeting room was tieauti- Warder; Harland McDonald, Sen
The honored and distinguish?.! received $(»77,91,3.
perlv Men ! T u heat vdn J* Pr °- >nd oats feeding in the North-
Governm
ent
loan
rates
for
all
fully decorated in a garden them?, tinel Courtesy Laxly for the year . Ea-.t included Marguerite Kase
A $200 college scholarship u
I*ity Mended for export. Failure west.
1963 grain crops, except oats, are
in colors of yellow, green and is Hilda H artm ann and those berg, PM, and Grand Chaplain ?f offeied eaeh year to one 4 - H
lose
M ? X ,t a n r irable <|UUUty 1 3 3 ! Th<? la,ge,‘ F>arlev and oatji
¡»Ink, with a lovely t ubhling foun serving as H ospitality Indies are the Grand Chapter of Oregon; ( lub m em ber and one vocational lower than in 1962. W hether p ri L r N o ? ? £ ov*rs*as m arkets on hand this spring in the Nortn-
tain. An over-size white broken Bobbie Root, Alice Goc hanuer, j Genevieve Powell, mem tier of the agriculture student in each of the ces on northw est wheat crop will
* e s t w heat Teal west are a partial off - set to the
column, with a large w hite open 1 Naideen Medler, and Mildred Me ESTARE Committee of the Grand ¡98 counties served by the rail reflect the full 18 cent decline in w arns
\
,
possible sm aller crop and increa-
loan rates depends on several
road.
bible at its base surrounded w ith Donald.
C hapter and Past Matron of Beth
wer loan rate and a de sed feeding, Teal added. Oat prices
things,
however,
Teal
said.
yellow rose hudg and greenery,
Oregon has had 817 w inners
During the installation, Bar lehem Chapter of Moro; Barbara
in nL » ” , ,)Verseaii m arkets rnav are expected to be a t o r near loan
graced the ixsliurn In the East.
E xports from the Pacific N orth | nd cate lower prices for the 1963 levels unless the 1963 crop is con-
bara Gray sang two numbers, Gray, W orthy Matron of Bethle and 540 of these have used their
west
increased
8
percent
fror.r
The ceremony of the evening “P rayer Perfect” and “Ju st for hem C hapter No. 78 of Moro; 'Per- aw ards, said Dick Sneddon, U.P.
T t,Jey r C? ’P’ l e a l contlnue'1 s id e r a b ly s m a lle r b e c a u s e o f u n -
July 1, 1962. through March, 1963.
was opened by the outgoing W or Today". William Smith sang the,1 esa and George Hood, W orthy agricultural agent.
l\,M h n I“»* OrS- ¡Ve!,e reflccted at favorable spring w eather.
It is unfortunate that more However, this is more than offset IVrrtland in mid • June when bar-* —-----------
thy Matron and Patron, Adelino W orthy Matron and
Patrons! Matron and Patron of Columbia
and Harold McDonald, w I f h song “Oh Master Let Us W alk, Chapter No. .33 of The Dalles. The recipients do not take advantage by an increase of 73 percent d u r ley was $7 a ton lower than at the
tiie incentive offered
by the ing the same period of in-ship same tim e last year.
Frank Lahmann, brother of the, With Thee” and W illiam I.ah-, family memibers, of the new pre-
pre of • 1,10
of
ci
new’ W orthy Matron giving the manti rendered th e vocal solo siding officers, introduc •ed, w cre ^ h o la re h ip for a career
How much lower than last
in agri- ments from o ther w heat produc
TV
s<
invocation. I n s t a 11 ing officers “He”. All w ere accompanied ai Mrs. Astrid Lahrnann of Olympia, t u ^ u le ' Sneddon said.
“Surveys ing areas. Mainly of Hard Red year prices may go will depend
show thîkt
_ more agri w inter wheat, these in-shipments
th a t there are
S E R V IC E
were Gladys and Lcitov Belshee, the piano by Mrs. Nina Pinker Wash., m other of the W orth, show
on export m arkets, government
Installing Matron and Patron. ton.
Matron; Mias A nnette S utter of cultural jobs every year than were in turn exported along w ith Policy as to CCC sales and tl.e
ZENITH SALES
there are graduates to fill them. ’ N orthw est w hite wheat. J a p a n size of the 1963 crop. California
M arguerite Kaseberg, G r a n I
The 1962-6.3 Officers honored Tacoma, neice;
( haplain of the Grand C hapter their Jr. Past Matron and Patron
I he Union Pacific named 16 took almost equal am ounts of the expects a sm aller crop this year
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lahm ann,
& SERVICE
of Oregon a ted as Installing Adelin«1 and Harland McDonald, brother and sister-in-law, and 4-H m em bers who won scholar two classes of wheat during July and the late season in the W illa
HARRY’S
Marshal. Catherine Bish w as in with a pretty Garden addedum, sons, Robert, Tom and William, ships in Oregon based on their through March.
m ette Valley may lower yields.
stalling chaplain and Nina Pink during which they received a all ot Carson, Washington. Fam ily work in 1962.
An increase of w hite wheat in This could strengthen ¡»rices, h e'
RADIO SERVICE
erton, Past Matron of Bethlehem bouquet of carnations in star friends Robert Curry of Olympia T hej are by county;
stocks on hand on April 1 also added.
Chapter No. 78 of Moro, Install (point colors and gifts w ere then and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauger
Crook, Gregory M. M erritt, I»oints to a decline in w heat p ri
Some strength m ay be given
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ing Organist.
i presented to them as they stood and son Frank of Carson, Wash., Prineville; Deschutes, M artha L. ces of at least the 18 cent low er the 1963 tiarley and oats m arket
900 W. 9th St., The Dalles^
Gilliam, Stephan support rate, Teal notes. A nother because corn prices have move«
The officers installed, to serve beside the “Magic” fountain. Ik>’> were also introduced. Present I’ence, Bend;
R.
Davis,
Olex;
Grunt,
Judith
A.
price
-
depressing
influence
is
the
for
the
occasion
w
ere
Mr.
ani
during the ensuing year, v/ere i ble and Floyd Root, Presiding
Harney, prospect for a larger crop in the
Astrid and Carl Tuggle, W orthy officers of 1961-62 made the jewel Mrs. Carl Elliott of The Dalles Lavender, Monument;
Matron and Patton; Beth and presentation on lx?haif of the Mr. Elliott is W atchman of Shep- Sharyn A. Novotny, Burns; Hood N orthw est this year than in 1962.
1 he recent w heat referendum
Frank Reid, Associate M a t r o n chapter
The new past officers I herds of Gaspar Shrine No. .3 of River, Shirley A. Endow, Hood
and Patron; Gladys Zell, Seer? were escorted for the Bible sign i The Dalles. Many other members River; Jefferson, Victor L. SuruR, vote will hold 1963 prices down,
tary; Marjory Shull, T re a su re r;, ing ceremony.
I and friends attending were from Madras; M alheur, Alva A. Clea Teal adds, especially in the latter
Glarlys Belshee, Conductress; Pa-| ( Astrid Tuggle, the newly instal* i I he Dalles, Moro, Tacoma, Ar- ver, Nyssa; (Morrow, M artha J. part of the season. O ther un
tricla Skiles, Associate ( ’ondit lied W orthy Matron was delighted: I lington, Hood River and P rine Doherty, Heppner; Multnomah, known factors which will be at
ville.
( heryl J. Miller, 9795 NE Multno work include action taken by the
Mrs. Hilda H artm ann presided mah St., Portland; Sherman, Ken- governm ent on Commodity Credit
ever the guest book and the pry- r y I. Blagg, G rass Valley; Uma Corporation sales, International
gram s were in the care of little tilla, Mary E. Green, Stanfield; W heat Agreement and Public
Misses Susan Skiles and Debra 1 nion, Janies Wick, La Grande; Law 489 authorizations. All of
Alle.s. Betsy Bish and Delores Wallowa, Stanley J. Yost, E n te r these could affect export move
C o ry
Belshee received and d istrib u te! prise; Wasco, K aren E. »Meistrell, ment, he said.
At present, Japanese Im porters
$ < tru n u l
gifts with corsages and flowers 1 he Dalles, and Wheeler, David
are objecting to the present m ake
b a U Í’" :
under the direction of Bobbie H. Marks, Foeall.
up of W estern W hite W heat blend
R
Root and Naideen Medler.
which has seen an increase in pro-
Decorating of the Temple was
tein content anti gluten strength.
accomplished by Bobbie Root, El 6-Month Toll Record
This has presented problem s in
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va Dehler, Glennie Hai'i>er and
using the flour for biscuit and
Hilda H artm ann. U shers were In Oregon Traffic
pastry
purposes.
(» otmohuv
o
Bob Byars and Gordon Hilder-
VA.
Teal explained that the percen
More people died in Oregon
brand. The refreshm ent com m it
tee for the evening w as under the traffic during the first six m onths tage of W hite Club wheat in the
direction of Betty Thomas, w ith of this year than in any com par blend has l>een decreasing l»e-
co-workers Jean Mansfield. Lou able period in the state's history.
1 he Traffic Safety Division of
etta Shull and Dorothy Dutton.
Rise Seen By US Bank
1 he refreshm ents were served the Oregon D epartm ent of Motor
Vehcles
said
the
tentative
toll
of
from a beautifully appointed ta
ble, covered with green satin and 251 was m ore than 29 percent Over Previous Year
net d o th The centerpiece, attrac above the six - month toll in 1962.
Loans and discounts at The
The m onth - by - month break I'nited States National Bank of
tively arranged by the W orthy
Matron, consisted of pink and down of traffic deaths shows 31 Portland continued to rise during
ivory roses with feather fern and in January; 27, February; 56,' the past 12 months, according to
greenery in a beautiful silver March; 32, April; 52, May; and figures released to the com ptrol
howl. Ix»vely silver candelabras, 53 in June. The March and May ler of the currency on June 28
holding candles of the matchin¿ toils were ail - time records for 1963.
colors of the rusts, flanked the those months.
Total loans were at $549.322.230,
Tiie fifty - three people killed
centerpieces on eith er side. ’Per
esa Hood, A nnette Sutter and in June traffic represented a 13 w hich was $106 million above the
Betsy Bish Nerved the take. P o u r percent increase in Ju n e a year figure for a comparable period in
BM»2, and $31 million over the pre
ing were Inez Sargent, Ethel Van ago.
A complete summer skin treatment
Gilder and Nellie Lahmann.
Safety officials said if the kill vious three months. The June 39,
ing pace continues during the 1962. figure was $142.923,666. On
...moisturizes wind and sun dried skin
last six months of the year, the March 18. 1963, loans and di-j
V it a m in M o is tu r e B a la n c e r
s la te s traffic toll will set a new counts stood at $517,861,003.
The D ufur and The Dalies
Soothe» on«j »olle m *un parch e d »kin— a c tiv e ly
all • time record and could go as
Only
branches reported combined de
vitohz«» »o youthlul Irethn«»» te g u la r $3 SO size
high as 690 deaths.
p l u s B e a u t y B o n u s G ift
Officials urged driv ers and pe posits of $19.110,428.38, according
tc C. W Beckett, manager. T1
p lu , to«
V i t a m i n A -D C o m p l e x C r e a m
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd McGowon destrians to exercise common-j Dalles branch. Loans and dis
Enrich«», ion«», n o v riih « , yo«r inner com plexion
are proud parents of a baby girl, ense driving precautions at all counts totaled $9,586,128.87.
14.75 Value
w ith e tte n l.a l »kin 'lo a d » .“ $1.2$ volua.
b»rn July Ith, named Susan Jill, times and rem inded the public
C ontinuing its statew ide expan
v eighed (» ¡»ounds and 9 ounces. that strict enforcement against
G randparents Mr. and Mrs. Vem traffic violations can continue to sion program , U S. National d u r
’ng the last 12 m onths o|»enc 1
McGowen, Pilot Rock, Mr. and he expected.
new branches at Stayton, in P ort
Mrs. J. A. Folsom, Pendleton.
Each tlav last year, an average land at Burlingame. Sunnysk»pe
Miss Susan has a brother who is
two and half.
I of 25,000 persons w ere disabled. I in Salem. Prineville, and Lake-
■ and < ne person in every 20 will view. Branches are due to l>e op
I incur a «llsabling injury this ened this year at Interstate and
Going and at 4th and Montgom
I year.
ery in Portland, and at W. 7th
Compounded bv Cotv in the U S A
t
ham bers in Eugene. An Oregon
Hie first cataract operajion
was j'erformed in India in 600 BC Campus branch will o|x>n in the
fall near the U niversity of Ore
gon cam ¡»us.
New buildings were construc
ted «luring the last 12 m onths
Bend. Madras, The Dalles, and
West Salem branches. O ther new
buildings are
now un«ler con
struction at Stayton ami the Mil
waukie • Powell branch in P ort
land.
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