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SgEfe .- ' * f . l )• > r u —i « . •<r* - *’ sfe: ■♦■'■'■"■— ■■ - ■ > . » ■....- fr»»,» I I. J. Il I J 1 PAGE 1 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON : FRIDAY, JANUARY 1», 1951 tary Jeeps. Wiliys-Overland districts and may have to study iness for a few days, Parts and Service. 35tfn to le a rn of the problems of resi- Among the Grass Valley peo- Published Every Friday at dent, of the other seven kinds j t e t o T h e D a l ^ S g tu rd a y w ^ e Moro, Oregon MALE HELP WANTED of school districts. l n ‘s >Cdr Gary. B ed Coon, Mr. and n w r e th a n e v e r before there fa c ^ d e S t a g e y ‘a n d so n s , RELIABLE MAN with car want- .Editor French an opportunity for the educa- Mr and Mrs_ Marcus Elinger man County. Wonderful oppor- at the to r.” to contribute something to and famUy Robert Manke, Hugo ed to call on farm ers In S h e r- a t Moro. O rtfo n , under Act o f Maroh », 1S7». legislation. And they are chasing M^nke, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred tunity. $15 to $20 per day. No BEAUTY AND MONEY the dollar. Payne and family, Mr. and Mrs. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER experience or capital requir A tearful little story from Yu- _____ Resolutions to amend the con- Boyce Blaylock and family, Mr. , O pening th e fo u rth an n u al ^ in - ed. Permanent. W rite today. ra ai iu * * u uin on^ T o r» .« , Mortin nnH ter series of basketball games at itution so Mrs. r^ 1^ nrto,^ and onH T h e Dalles « hah goslavia tells of a local lass who stitution so that u u u initiated u u i u u e u bills u u « “ and “ “ AM A». B ernard upiu Martin m a i n » and Ooldendale McNESS COMPANY, Dept. was put in jail because her boy woujd carry a price -tag came in daughter, Deanna, Mrs. Clair £ reoresentlnc t h e S h r i with ne B, 2423 Magnolia St., Oak- friends and accomplice, in black X °ly o f the-¿urged 22 twelve 5 * lzer- Mr .and Mrs. W illa rd * * ™ representing the Shrine clubs on each side of the Colum land 7,Calif. 10-1 lc m arketing spent the money they are on hand to sign th eir names BaiiLe tt' bia river, will get underway at and Mrs. James Brown made running ¡around with other to another resolution asking that and ’ dciuijhtc^r M iss Pornivn the Goldendale high gymnasium FOR SALE: One New Whirlpool women. the people be informed about tne the Harry, G eraldine Rust and Mr. Saturday, January n 20, ' m' with the >r u .< --------------------------------------- Automatic Washing Machine NEWSPAPER Men have debated about cosj o i project, urged on the and Mrs. Ralph Busse of Moro f 1 kaml at » P. m. with Suds - Miser. DeMoss w hether women should prefer voter . There is also a resolution w ent to The Dalles Sunday The return game will be played PUBLISHERS Springs Electric. pd. good looks and attractiveness to to petitions circulate in where they attended the con- at Kurtz gym in The Dalles Fri- ASSOCIATION money, but so far as known the each congressional district in- cert held at the high school au- day night, February 9. Both am FOR SALE: House in Wasco. women have never been in doubt s^ead of getting names around ditorium. benefit contests, with proceeds Phone 434. Mrs. Howard about which is the more valu- thp crowded m arket d a c e The American Legion and au- going to the Portland Shriners’ Spencer. ll-1 3 p SUBSCRIPTION RATES able. A girl in - moderate means u G ------------------- ----------------------- r o roup. u p s u i a i i i habitually a u n u a u y p u put t u bUl. uu r f th h a ll o n HospttSl . Cr‘PPle<* OhUdren CLINCHED CONCENTRATION . . . ONE YEAR . .. . . ---------- W.0« may be sure that when a young On the ballot by initiative oppose ^rsdav evening Marcus ¿ k Burt Wilkins of Goldendale is Soviet U.N. Delegate Jacob Malik LEGAL NOTICE ---------- ------- man smiles at her w ith serious this ■ • plan as - they • — ■-— ■*- the city A»111*80 y commander, evening. Marcus _ Q £yolri Ä S w ant linger; conducted *»*“ " r^ em,“ to / £ concentrrtes on speech of Ameri JANUARY 19, 1951 Mrs the Goldendale game for the intent he is attracted by her na- to wag the state dog. These the L e g io n meeting and can Delegate Warren Austin accus tural charms; w h e re a s if s h e b e a r e th e spending groups, la- Robert Tatum, president, con- Columbla Gorge Shrine club, with ing Red China of aggression, “out NOTICE TO CREDITORS ducted the a u x C ' ^ Ä ¿ 2 7 endow ed. with a lot of money and its satelite farm groups. TRUMAN’S fSUDGET right and naked.” Malik had dis All persons having claims she doesn’t know but th at the InformaOon given out by ed t e n e f T . & a ^ t o ^ ’ h e id s t WUUrd H Wood*rd b puted possession of the floor with against the estate of Gordon W. it may be that in these days of youth’s interest is financial. ficials is th at a big, 72,000 gross, 1 hn T i ainn TTnnrQ chairman for the Mld-Oolum- Austin, claiming the floor for the Reid, deceased, are hereby noti arrantre- wild inflation a budget of $71,- The sad part of the story isn’t truck making the 338 mile run the Legion hall in K e n or tT h a u y rs- u f bJ bla shrine P hrine club club trame game arrange- Chinese Reds. fied to present them in proper 000,000,000 (is that enough ci- so much that the girl will have from the Columbia to Califor- day evening, January 25. After ments, assisted by Ed McKune the matting a s o c ia l e v e n in g w a s an d entire Shrine membership form to the undersigned, the in Yugo- „io PayS pays th<? ,ta te ,1 5 -55' pher8J ) Sh.0,i.Id , 7 ma E. H U . nia »1»-“ **-*“ *« I— » » ’ « - u . tlcket _ U ,. B „ Ro-h ™,bta spent playing pinochle at four - * duly appointed, qualified, and mg. To put it in 1940 d o U u . it slavla which no doubht, is a aver, ge car would pay th at state tables. Refreshments were serv- on^ ¿eoree 1 2 X ; n, acting Executrix of the Last is probably around »40.000 000 - good place to live for Yugoslavs, ln $1 2g. The truck weighs ed a t the close of the evening? * £ £ ; aJ to n is ta ? ’’ R. a Will and Testament of Gordon 000. Yet one m ight consider it or that she must remain for some 24 times as much as the car so Jam es Easter returned home Bro’hard “ , tn in c e c h a irm a “ and W. Reid, deceased, at the office another way: that before it is time in jail. But th at she must u taxed about half as m uch per Thursday from a hospital in The p r a ^ v . s ta a c k lobby displays CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Ore- all paid for it may cost $109 bil- lose faith in human constancy ton-mile My my w hat you can’t Dalles where he spent days for for the hOgPitai.’ Meat cutting, wrappi^ig, » b j r p i ^ within gIx months from medical treatm ent. lion. .. ., is sad indeed. .leant By...gMBhfe^MNgHMw Rajahs Walter L, Van Horn and Ivan Blagg was a visitor in Delmer freeze. Bring them in any dav * ’ If the administration will use Yet, it has happened to many, Nobody very happy about Martin, with Secretary but Sunday. C & C Food Store, the date of thU notice, to-wit Dalles one day last week. the money wisely, will rearm the in some degree to all. There are proposal to spend millions for The n RiivulPs Carlton Pepper, will be hosts at December 29, 1950. » Mr. and Mrs. O. Grass Valley, Oregon. 21tfc nation to make it safe from sue- those who are selfish and dis- bomb shelters. Most .would rath were business visitors at Bend th® players dinner in The Dalles. Ken GrossmiUer will announce FOR YOUR WILLYS 4-WHEEL Patrlcla Reid cessful attack and will curtail honest and who would take ad- er ß ve yke a man "than die like Mjonday. The Dalles game. . The W heatland Rebekah lodge the “gingerbread d ” that has dec- vantage of innocence and vir- a a mole. Geo. G. Updegraff, DRIVE -PICKUP, JEEP OR mole. orated so many federal budgets tue. And always sad. How this ____________ of K ent sponsored a showing of Shriners will leave the Masonic 8-llc STATION WAGON contact Attorney ¿for Executrix two educational films on cancer Temple at 6:30 p. 'm. Saturdnv in late years the complaints w ill p articular story was considered ____ WUlis Motor Co., West Col at the school house before their with a group of players for the not be too numerous. It does w orthy of coming clear across THESE THINGS WE NOTE umbla River Highway, The meeting on Thursday evening, game, ‘including stars of tows (Continued from Page 1) seem, however, that residents of the sea in a tim e of common de- Dalles, Ore. Also Willys Sta January 4. The meeting was con- team , high school and college a nation paying that amount of ceit was not told. It might be a vada or Idaho. Residents of the ducted by Mrs. Bob Helyer, no- Play The player list will be made tion Wagons, Jeepsters, Sedan money are entitled to some very b e tte r story than the original, counties that trade w ith Idaho ble grand. ^Refreshments were up from a -group Including Bob - Deliveries and 2-Wheel drive by Warren Goodrich careful economy. prefer that »tate while those who served at the. close of the' meet- of,2 ? .e Pickups i ton equipped with People might also insist that briars» or or haul ha.,i stock etrv-k to W irrnp mg at the home of Mrs. Etta Bu- Dalles high Indians, Vic Jones, the new F-head HURRICANE drive to W irm * ch« nan , former Kansas State college foot- when w ar m aterials are gather motor. Used civilian and mill- muca would like to join w ith Ne- R A u K intner was a din- ball and basketball player; Dick ed again they are not sold for a vada. They think they would ner guest Sunday at the home Ryalto. former Hood River high song and that it be considered have more recognition about of j^r and Mrs Orville Ruggles. CftS® staG ° « n« Morrow, better that we may need to rem ain on a roads, economic and political , Mr and Mrs. Willis Brittain kno? ? *» a S1«*1 backfield man war footing for some years. m atters and besides would be of Tygh Valley were visitors at The Dalles «nd Oregon State Within a ten year period we thrown in w ith people who talk here one day last week at the ^ ! 5 ge\;ovJ ^ c k Urness, Dalles have prepared for w ar twice and their language. It Is certain that home of Mr. and Mrs H arry have fought a w ar twice. It is By Giles L. French* ^ re»h»n n e v f Ud J » I| , ,!rend A benefit card party will be team wMcb went to the state H- barely possible that th e ’ wars growth in the next decade and . .. h K ent T*2gi(;n hall on nals last summer; Wally Husted. could not haye been evaded al There a re various interprets- that might make it attractive to Thursday evening, January 25 Smlth’ °®°rKe Martin, Bill though w e think that a m inority Nawly Decorated Rooms tions . of -, the first legislative other statçs at 8 o’clock to which the public view; But the double cost of ' from $2.25 up T T . W N is invited. There will be prizes ® ° • P** Murray, Bart B artholdi w ar preparation is entirely uri- week, most of them w ritten, nat- Bud Snider _______ _____ and refreshments, admission’ is Ooffaa Shop Dining Room Called f o T i t ï s ïh e result of mis- w»Hy, to indicate the superior A brave endeavor rhe Dalles »ldendale and Oarage FacUitlea 7 To do thy duty, w hate’er it’s 50 cents, and is sponsored by the m anagement and governmental ability at observation have split in rallies playea ----- American Legion auxiliary. teams WwaalTMa worth, fumbling It should not happen w riter. Actually the first wbe> fiae cmss — A«y bm « Mr. and Mrs. Marion Crews of * dat®, each wltl> three victories. --,1« . of this 46th legislative assenttfly Is better than life with love for- Stevenson, Wash., spent the S.W. im stStatSL • Fwtate 0< k m it that great, A sim few ilarity to other ever citizen, ™H1 trite be to d i e sav d ip o n all to bears w a eek. more bill. And love i, the sweetest thing weekend here visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds. on earth.’ Mr. and Mrs.* Gordon Lemley make sacrifice, to meet this bud- have been introduced in the sen- Diane Christianson spent last and family were dinner guests get ;it should be unnecessary to ®^e> a few less in the house, weekend in Corvallis as a guest Sunday at the home of Mr. and A dard has been received from of. Jackie Helzer, who is a stu- say that the government should Analysis of committee appoint- Mrs. make some sacrifices itself. By ments has not been made ade- Mr John ^ n d M Reckman r ^ & t e l Hartley left dent at ° ‘ ¿ C. from The Dalles. “I t ’s easy to answer prompt that we m ean there should be quately. They are no better than Monday on a trip to Louisiana to *"* a two months visit with her •, ■ ly! When the phono rings— curtailm ent of politically valu- 4air an<^ unless committee work visit their son, Harry, who is in 8fstar in Tueste, E O R 1 N W IL B U R N |ust m ake a boo lino fo r h !” able innovations, the kind that '* better than expected the ses- officers training a t Camp Polk. w, . T . T - .. .You won’t m i» receiving im Mrs. A. F, Balzer They are taking his car to him. *nd Lawrence are instituted to aw ure the next sion w dl drag on until the sound portant calls if you alw ays W e ll D rilling Contractor Mr. and Mrs. FrecTCox spent m Portland for two days e le c tio n oi against ball is abroad in (Continued from Page One) r - — «r prom ptly . . . Pacific Monday visiting a t the home of la8t wdek while Mrs. Lawrence Of course the people would -We land and the grain crops THE DALLES, OREGON >ne. in the b o o t Other factors puty treasurer, Mrs. Earl Olds; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrester had a medical check-up. than knowledge have been used deputy chaplain, Mrs. Frank von in Goldendale. on,« a t 518 ,W. 7thSt readily if they felt th a t o u r for- chairmen Borstel; deputy inside guardian, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore of The Moro American Legion is Phone 3729, eign policy had been better or niWi»vK thn«u> who M^rs Herman Ziegler; and depu- Goldendale were visitors Satur- collecting toys for the underpri- would get better soon. The de- y ie re are always rnose wno muaician| Orville Ruggles. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. vileged children of E u r o p e , feel that the problems of tne the cision to retain Acheron and f® ®J tb®1 Mr ftnd y ranic von Bors- Fred Cox. . Please leave any donations at ____ leaders ______ who ___ made ___ "the the state can be expedited if enough te l” and ____ ______, were __ and ___ ___ ___ . Young The Tavern. No toys pertaining other expeaitW ii p re<j Crowley Mr. Mrs. H arry many mistakes keeps public con- committees are brought togeth- gUests. Refreshments w ere serv- and the twins of Portland v were to w ar are desired, fidence low. er in a joint meeting. It isn’t so, ed at the close of the meeting. overnight guests Sunday at the A n d furtherm furtherm ore, ore, congress course, but the opinion still . ' - home of his parents,., sCs« and The birthdays of Carrol and And congress has has Mrs. Grover Young. Mary Sayrs w ere celebrated the power to cut the budget prevails in the minds of some, Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bors Monday evening w ith a dinner w here and when it chooses and So taxation committees and tel were in Portland last Sun- and bridge at the Carroll Sayr’s people can w rite congressmen ways and means committees ¿[ay where Mrs. von Borstel at- Harv ey Thom psons on home. held a big meeting Tuesday and tended the conference of dis about it. everybody was invited. Purpose: trict 8 and 9 of the American W in te r T r ip to M exico Mrs. Vernon who re- to give inform ation to all alike, Legion auxiliary at Navy hall. r a , •• - ■ *- Flatt, . TAX MEETING make everyone beliave the same In the morning about 20 officers an(j Mrs. Harvey Thomp- ?enl ; y underw ent an operation set of figures. Men come from attended a brunch for Mrs. M. son- g irte d Monday for a trip ln Portland h*s left the hospital M ember, of the Oregon senate “ E l I lh U ‘ w “ is ’ a* M ““ ^ Z i u n g n which wiU take them Into Mex and is staying w ith relatives be- and h o u » w ere called together dlfferent ,de„ were accompanied accompanied bj by fore returning to Moro. with members of posts of dis- ico. ico They were Tuesday to listen to state offic Opinion growing in minds of trict« 8 and 9 which included Mr Thompson’s brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell ials and chairm an of ways and Henry Semon, house ways and Portland and nearby towns, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed are expected home this week means tfnd taxation committees means chairman, and Rudie Wil- More than 200 heard the guest Ward of Portland. Mr. and M r s . _________ _ them to from a trip which took talk and answ er questions Of helm, house taxation, th at ap- speaker, Mrs. ML E. Leavitt of Joe Heater will stay at their San Francisco to visit Mrs Pow ficials generally held it to be a propriatlons m ust be held-down Las Vegas toe naUonal western farm durlng the absence of toe eU.„ uncIe Lyle o ld i and to satisfactory meeting - — and no new taxes levied. If vot- division vice president, " y 8 Thompsons. • A n g e le s w h e r e h e r h r o th e r Thi« w the season for w orry cfln wrJte enough leUerf or von Borstel gave the l e ^ U v e ----------------- Lyle N a h o ^ lives Their about the size of the budget and chairman report. A fter the meet- __ . t m iianouae, uves. lu e ir son, if th a t season is prolonged the °?u geIi2Ugh ^ S ^ t a r s to jng the officers had refreshments Mr. and M n . J. F. Noonan had Robert, has been staying w ith u r X r ^ i l l h f b e n e fittM i Re- keep that ldea uPPen n <?‘ t‘lere at toe home of Mrs H. A. Goode, a phone call from their son Car- M r. and Mrs j F Noonan, and • 1 y e r W in De D e n e m ie u . n i m # y ^ „ 0 ^ th i, time national presjdent of toe roll, saying that most of his attending school. The younger ports are current that there is a but if adm inistrators get their auxiliary, honoring Mrs. Leavitt, company had been sent to Fort children, K aren and Richard deficit of $58,000,000; which is mouths in legislative ears it will Mrs^ Olan Stark and children Benning, Georgia, or overseas, were taken as far as McCoy, Or- If11* a5c be the old story of the ways and from Kent, Mrs. W D. Barnett but th at he among a few others "where" they" staved^ w ith J ? " m e a n s boys meeting the well aJJd , Mrs Harold Owens and were to rem ain at Fort Ord, their grandparents Mr and Mrs it $80 million. In f a c tif enough pul£ed.up dcmand and the tax- zCh^ enn 1KereQbfut i5 e8s visitors Calif. " £ st e N a h o u r o d S ’ing new buildings are added it might n nuff«vi un ( ay in The Dalles Saturday. ’ >• — te s ie r nanouie, during m eir payer meeting a puffed-up tax Grass V il|ey M cthodilt grow larger P. i m a tin g Mr and A A ____ parents’ absence. . • were hosts at a dinner last Tues- Yet the budget can be balanc statement. Church Senator Tom Mahoney, Port- day evening honoring their ___ ______ g _____ l u g ____ ed after a fashion if the build- land Democrat, has a bill to re- daughter, Rev. H. Gravenor, Pastor Mrs. Art Watkins, on '* ing program is forgotten, if ex peal the civil service act. Tom her birthday ...... ____________ Services of divine worship w ill anniversary. The penses are cut down to the mini- the side of labor, guests included Mr. and Mrs. be held at 3 p. m. Sunday, Jan- mum and if the surplus $15 mil- QUe8tion how come’ would re- A rt Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. uary 21 at this church, lion which was set up for safety labor organize £ohn Fos?_°* Wasco* Connie and Bnreka Lodge No. « 1 is used and if income tax funds empioyees? would it cut out the Dorothy Wilson and Bob Hosk- Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings are thrown into the generai pot gin clarificatio n s of the civil inson from Moro. A fter dinner all attended the basketball It \ will require . drastic each month. Visiting 7 7 * treat- 77 service? is it the gesture of an ¿ame local gvm between members cordially in; ment to put the state, in position irighman determ ined to h alt re- Moro hivh school and Culver uvucruiiiivu w i i i i n r - Moro high school vited to meet with us* to*uUu 4 4 u income by gimentation? is the move ope to high school C. S. Bennett, W. M. which is meant to spend no more hel labor t the duef oi gooo * Those - from Grass Valley at H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary than the present intake of taxes. state workers? how are the tending the banquet held for Un Oregon has not done that for ple ion Oil dealers in The Dalles Moro Lodge No. 113 l.O .O J Wednesday evening a t Hotel Meets 1st and 3rd some time because we have been the whiskey that's gradually citing into the funds The statem ent is reliably at- Dalles were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. accumulated during the w ar and tributed to Cecil Posey, head of Fields, Mr. 7 and * 7 7 Mrs. 7 7 F rank Pike, hall. Transient and there h a / been a demand that the so-called Oregon Education M ii HamVd^Ou^ens^ * • an® visiting brothers are surpluses be spent. The people Association, th at his group was m ,. and Mrs j okn Rugt were cordially invited to by their votes have done much not going to w orry about the dinner guests Saturday evening meet with us. to rid the state of Its surplus. education committees this time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin, W.M. Considerable * sentiment was but would concentrate on the Norris Gilkison. Leo Watkins. Secretary expressed about economy. And Taxation committees. The state- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews Rr^a^ali w hether it w ill survive the on- m ent may indicate a fu rth er de- and family were visitors in The Lnpine Rebekah Lodge Meets 2nd and 4th slaught of appropriation minded velopment of the long held the- Dk4es Sunday. No matter how good your recipe, Tuesdays of each Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg went citizens or not cannot be fore- ory that the professional “edu- to Portland Saturday on busi month. Visiting you’ve got to /fort with a fine told. History foretells that it will cators” in the OEA are interest- ness and to spend a few days vis members welcome. whiskey to get fino drink/. Start : not. Perhaps it is pertinent here ed in getting more money for iting their son, Harold Blagg Helen Kruger, N. G. with Old Sunny Brook, and enjoy to reconsider th at the legislative themselves and th at they have and family. Lucille May, Sec. battle is often one between the a limited interest in education. Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters Pel that cheerful Kentucky flavor men ways . and means cofnmittee Bills to implement the Holy re- had as their guests S atu rd ay l’v«- Uethlehem Chapter Ne. 78. have been praising since 1891 which is the spenders and the port are coming in; they will nin8 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dun- Meets every second ana » . taxation committee which is the suggest changes in- the organ!- Iap, Mr. and Mnr Arzell L®™- fourth Thursday lneach month; visiting members money raisers. For many years zation of districts and of the ley» y 1“ Mr>~ Jack Hor- LOOK roe THIS WATCHMAN1 ner. The evening was spent play invited. Moro, Oregon. the ways and means has domin- entire state system which cer- ing ON CVEIY eOTTli canasta. Refreshments were Gwen Ross, W. M. » ated and expenses have gone up tainly needs it. Education com- served later by the hostess. KENTUCKY WHISKET-A BLEND __ Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary and up. ' mittee members, with few ex- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley 86 P^nOF * <1% G M I« NEUTRAL SPIRITS . THE OLD SUMMT BIOOX COHFAKT, LOUISVILLE, XENTDClf There was nothing particular-, ccptio«s, come from fisst class went to Portland Friday on bus- J^ijermau (County Journal new Ideas were expressed and except for a disavowal of some of the action of the senate taxa- tion committee in the 1949 ses- Sion nothing strange came from the meeting. CAGE SERIES FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL Want Ad» T e le -fu n LEGISLATIVE COLUMN Ktw Available V O fíT O / V If l H am Personals Grass Valley a Land IBank ? Loan ODDS UP TO YOUR. ADVANTAGE t ... S f/s /V arn9 I F** «ÍÍW S í . í T.''' ! SæTvr*.., ■ . A-/’-; ■ < *» A-'. 4iS „ ’ ■7. Í / A . J / Ö — - - 1? ___
