MEN'S CLUB MEETS
St. Michael’s men’s club will
•wet Friday, Nov. 9, in the
church rectory at 8 p.m., and
St. Michael’s alter society will
meet Tuesday, November 12, at
* p.m. in the home of Mrs.
Uoyd Hanson.
Columbian, first newspaper
m Washington, began publica
tion at Olympia in 1852.
Den Elected to Board of GoYoriors
COLLEGE, November 5. Dr.
Arthur S. Buswell, dean of the
Division of Statewide Services
and director of the Coopera
tive Extension Service at the
University of Alaska, has been
unanimously elected to mem
bership of the Board of Gov
ernors of the Agricultural Hall
of Fame and National Center
at the annual meeting of the
Board in Kansas City, accord
ing to a message received from
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Oliver C. Willham, chairman
of the Board and President of
Oklahoma State University.
The Agricultural Hall of
Fame came into being in 1960
when the 86th Congress grant
ed a Federal Charter. It is a
non-profit corporation estab
lished to focus national atten
tion on the role of agriculture
in America’s past, present and
future.
The 695 acre site of the Agri
cultural Hall of Fame and Na
tional Agricultural Center is
12 miles from Kansas City, Mo.
The Frontiersman
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if funds are available and if it
is the wish of the people. The
basic minimum amount con
tributed by the state would be
$150 per pupil based on aver
age daily membership, $1000
per educational unit, and the
number of teachers times the
average salary. Local contribu
tions would be the actual eval
uation times the millage rate to
be named by the legislature, to
which any other local contri
butions would be added, plus
50 per cent of the income from
Federal Assistance Bill 874.
This total amount would be
subtracted from the minimum
basic amount, and the differ
ence is what the state would
supply for support of schools.
The Ford Foundation esti
mated the basic state overall
tax levy at 5 mills, Zahradnicek
said. He pointed out that this
law will place every property
owner in the state on the
school tax rolls. Under this
law, the superintendent stat
ed that our 14-mill levy could
drop to five mills, which is the
basic amount for maintenance,
operation, and salaries, and
that by adding to this our
millage rate for capital im
provements (construction, etc.)
it might still be possible to stay
within our present tax struc
ture.
Asked why these points had
not been discussed before, Za
hradnicek said they had been
brought up at the two bond is
sue hearings, one of which
forty people attended and the
other less than 25.
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In Observance of Veterans Day
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OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A M. -7PM
SUNDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M.
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neat, soft stop-volley just over
the net. i
MISS UNIVERSE for
1962 is Norma Nolan,
who was Miss Argentina.
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New York (note skyline).
New Wool, Lamb Promotion Agreement
Signed by Council, Dop’t. of Agriculture
A 4-year agreement between
the American Sheep Producers
Council and the Department of
Agriculture has been signed,
according to wdrd received at
the Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Service State
Office. The agreement follows
final tabulation of the recent
referendum in which produc
ers approved continuation of
deductions from wool incen
tive payments for use in pro
moting wool and lamb.
Darrell L. Baird, Chairman,
ASC State Committee, said to
day that final results in the
September referendum differ
ed little from the preliminary
; results announced early in Oc
tober. The final tabulation
showed that the agreement was
favored by prorducers own
ing 17,516,075 sheep (91 per
cent), and by 86,829 (87.6 per
cent) of the producers voting.
For approval, it was required
that producers who owned at
least two-thirds of the sheep
represented in the referendum
cast a favorable vote, with con
sideration to be given also to
the individual vote of produ
cers.
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