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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1951)
' • ?" ■A PACK X SUKHAIA N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON APRIL 20, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin Mr, and Mrs. Curley DeMpss HEAR NO EVIL - SPEAK NO EVIL - R FC NO EVIL 1 and daughter® Janet ¿nd J&everly entertained at dinner Sunday the x..< uvaM 'u& t wee*. xt is an and William Robinson of Port- following guests: Mr. and Mrs. vw« law a*lW •Tuenuwa county tugn scnooi Pwbliuhrd E v e r y F rta a y at land were weekend guests at the Luren Maley and three children much u<ts rewritten to Moro, O regon *• home of Mrs. Martin’s parents, of Condon, Mr. and -Mrs. Lloyd uue errors uiaue in a «<9 wnerein Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Belshee. Join- Fuller, who own and operate a Giles L. F ren ch . . . . . . . . 7 . Editor t.o uisinet naving a nigh scnooi ing them for dinner on Sunday cafe in North Bonneville, and fentort-d U second claw matter ät the uvula vote in a county high were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bel- Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss. PoUoffira at Mora. Orason, under Act bonyoi election. It Sherman coun • f Concreca o f March *. 1H7>. shee of The Dalles. All attended Tn the afternoon Curley took Mr. ty wants one high scnooi the Eighty Sherman county 4-H the .golden wedding anniversary Maley by plane to his ranch and OFFICIAL county paper means will probably be available Uuo ooys and giris will receive reception for M t . and Mrs. J. F. return, and also gave Mrs. Fuller soon. recognition at me 4-H Fun and Foss. , ,. her first ride in the air. The bill from the Holy report Achievement Nig nt May 2 at tne N EW SPAPER * is being lought by the grange Moro high school, announces the Mrs. Ralph Brisbane and Mrs. J as. Woocjs, Portland, brought P U B L IS H E R S wnicn leels that there would be county extension agent, T. W. Carrel Bennet were hostesses at his sisters, Mrs. L. V. Moore, ASSOCIATION too few school board members Thompson. , the latter’s home Monday eve- Mrs. Nels, Hanson and Mrs. Gene in rural granges. Other farm . John Sell, representative of the nlrtg fon a layette shower honor Cushman, up to attend the Foss groups not so active against First National Bank of Portland, ing Mrs. Dale Moore. Several golden wedding reception Sun NATIONAL EDITORIAL it. For are it is thb P-TA and the will make presentation of tne games were enjoyed by the 14 day. assoc F ati I o n well trained school lobby which pins on their behalf to 4-H Club guests, after whieh the gifts were nas nearly always been success- members. -Carrel Bennett, mana- rolled into the room in a bassin The Home Economics Ciuo of tui in getting what it wants from per of the local branch, will as- et and were opened by Mrs. Harlandview Grange met April an Oregon legislature. sist Sell in the presentation of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Moore. A lovely lunch was serv- 12 at the home of Mrs. Orlow ■ ---------- ------ . achievement awards. Special a- ed by the hostesses from a lace Martin for their regular meeting, ONE TEAR . ......... ............ROC T K O U B L E A T T H E TO P wards will be presented to var covered table lighted by pink ta- A surprise kitchen shower was APRIL 20, 1931 ious 4-H Club members, states pers and centered with different JSfiven to Mrs. Martin by the The tiring of General MacAr- Thompson. colored hyacinths. - ' c^ub members. thur has certainly put the presi- Parents and friends of county SCHOOL BILL aent back on the front pages and 4-H Club members and prospec- /-■ V The fate of the reorganization brought about a serious disagree- tlve club boys and girls are wel- feature of Xhe Holy report will be ment among the American people come to attend. Entertainment determined this week. It is pre which has, so far, only been ex- and refreshments will be furnish- BAACT M A D I E CAY» dicted that it will pass easily but plained by thè assumption of ar- ed by club members over the certainly there are factors that rogance. ' county. ’ ’ ~ mitigate against i t 'm ere seems to be little doubt Following are Sherman county The bill sets up a formula for that MacArthur did assume some club members to receive recogni- school district reorganization on a county level. First there is civilian duties, did run the orlen- tion pins and cards: FIRST YEAR—Mary Brady, elected a board to study-and plan tai show much as he wished to the reorganization. In rural coun do it and from a military point Jerrine and Joceile Blaylock, Su ties with no first class districts oi view that is inexcusable and san Baumgartner, Gertrude Bue- ther, Sharon Cantrall, Mary Dun- there would be five of them, sufficient reason for removal. «.«w is «, wu* «uow.aoo vin,- However, MacArthur had been can» ^ ea Eaves, Mildred Eakin, where there one first class dis- trict there would be seven and ®iven administrative power over ÌvidleJ ’ Joan Gil" where there are two or more the the Japanese who idolized him man, Nadl n^ ^ g g8» Wil2?? J 3??’ number would be nine with the from all accounts. Undoubtedly rural part of the county always he has don® a successful job a t ^ i s Miller, Arnold^Miller^Don having the majority. smoothing their war ruffled-feel- McIntyre, Sandra May, Mavis When the study was complete, in«s and making them reasonably Miller, Vaneta Peck, Carmen which would probably be a wel1 acquainted with the process- Royse, Dorothea Steward, Helene couple of years from this sum- es °f democracy. Also he has been Sather, Shirley Sather, Susan mer in most counties, an election responsible for the lives of some Woods, Donna Wilson, Phyllis is held for the voters to pass on 200 thousand American soldiers Watkins, Sandra and Sylvia Zach ary, Nina Belshee/ Diane Schll-, the report. The vote is by the en and some from other countries. Patricia Blackburne, Elaine tire county although a district Does anyone suppose that Mac- ling Eaton, Betty Haven, Beverly Hel- has a means of staying out tem Arthur, who has spent a large yer, Glenna Wallace and Jartlce porarily in a fashion that is a part of his life in the Orient, who McIntyre. fashion th^t is not thought to be has been a succssfui leader of SECOND YEAR—Elaine Brlnk- very effective. men, who is an administrator be x It is likely that the ,reorganlza- yond compare, would easily ac ert, Barbara Buck, Carol Briggs, tion bill would have little effect cept the advice and orders from a Carol Burnet, Sharon Coons, Sal on Sherman county where dis- bunch of nit wits now governing ly Fields, Ivan Kirkelle, Lois Ann tricts have already» been reduced this nation? There was too much Everett, Cherrill Fields, Sharon in number to about the minimum, responsibility on his shoulders' to Laughlin, Frank McKay, Gary Even if the districts were all put not permit him to exercise his Milleri Tonal Miller, Jean Ross Vaughna Rothery, Joann Ross. together, a proposition t h a t own judgment Dayanne Sayrs, Margaret Scher- would be hard to pass, it would . There is no American foreign rer, Sherry Woods and Arthur S O L D IE a s RUN FOR S H E LTE R C A R R Y IN G W O UN D ED . . . A United make little difference In the about Korea; ha(J States lieutenant, two soldiers and a Republic of Korea soldier ran foi Decker. school system. been -there would have been no THIRD YEAR—Margaret Baum- the nearest shelter hearing a wponded United Nations officer on a lit* A bill that might be of help to Korean “incident.” Washington gartner, Barbara Blaylock, Bill ter. They are under the direet fire of sn enemy burp gun, as the grin*, of their faces testifies. does not know what to do nor coats, Roger Miller, Bud Root, who is to do IL MacArthur *has Bill Root, and Ronald Benson. ■ However, ___ If ___ ____ suggests _____ that his _ p _ ro je c ts ____ judged T. W. Thompson been where he had to know and ’»FOURTH YEAR—Milton Frid- the best in the county" a second interested 4-H’ers drop into A p ril Crusaders do „ ley, / Donald Miller and Joan time, he may cotfipete the office to' find out just what a Sure, Truman had a perfect F^ kln. $100 §ta(e award. good record book should include. right to fire MacArthui; and for FIFTH YEAR—Larry Kaseberg, ___ April if devoted to an intensive th o se steeped in the traditional- and Leroy Martin. educational and fund-raising cru- ism of the army it may be con- SIXTH YEAR—Douglas Alley President Tru- a gainst sidered proper. and Edwin Balslger. it Cancer has prodaimed c But we are not trying to main- EIGHTH YEAR—Diane Chris- Control Month and called for a ^ taln anything so stupid as th at tlanson. sustained drive traditionalism. We are trying to against the dis make citizens out of the Japan ease that last ese, to combat and discourage Members Offered TOCONOUiR year killed an Russia in Korea, to defeat the estimated 210,- Red Chinese by indirection If 000 Americans. possible, by conflict if necessary Scholarship Try Why is can and to retain our national stand amirican . g cer singled out CANCCt J ing in the east. for such an in We cannot do any of those For Coming Year »OCIITY J tensive attack things ilnder the rulings of an in which phy (O N D IN IID administration that cannot’ re , Now that the Safeway scholar sicians, researchers and the public spect at 'home. ~_i_... ................. ship awards have been made for unite? Because so many thousands of lives—perhaps half of those who the 1951 4-H Summer School at develop the disease—can be saved. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnum Oregon State College, Jt’s time to APRII, 1»5I . ' Cancer is a disease of the cells. entertained at dinner Saturday start working for a scholarship It occurs when for reasons not en night in honor of Henry’s birth- next year, says County Agent tirely understood, cells throw off day. Guests present were.Mr. and Thomas W. Thompson. The pub- normal rules of behavior and be Mrs. Joe Peters, Mr. and MYs. lie relations manager of the Safe- gin to act like gangsters. Instead J e ss Lendry and Mr. and Mrs. way Stores, E. H. Johnson, has of being useful working citizens of Lester Barnum. _ announced that a $20 scholarship the body they devote their energy - The cub scouts are busy sell- wlH again ** offered in 1952 to to growth, and they steal the food ing .tickets around town to the 4H’er w,th the best livestock of normal cells. , Scout Circus which will be held h tta d ln g project In Sher m a n The 1951 Cancer. Crusade of the American Cancer Society seeks in The Dalles May 12.' These countY- funds to combat this outlaw dis tickets will be used in place of Any club member with such a RESOURCES ease. Your dollars help guard your money to gain admittance to the project as dairy, beef, hogs, sheep Cash on Hand and Due from Banks...................................................* .. . $ 132,299,636.56 family. Strike back! Give to con side shows, concessions and for or goats is eligible. October 25, United States Government Bonds................................................. ............ 213,477,413.24 quer cancer. buying refreshments and other I05*» Is the deadline when record Municipal and Other Bomlff. ............ . ............................................... 65,382,448.80 books must be turned in to the things being sold at the circus. Loans and Discounts—NeV^ ................................................................... 182,947,224.58 county extension office to be Stock in Federal Reserve . 720,000.00 Judged. The top contestants will Bank Premises (Including Branches)......................* ............................. 7,456,298.16 also be Interviewed by a county Customers’ Liability on Acceptances.................... ................................ 403,059.60 com m ittee. Interest E arn ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,574,442.73 The county winner may then It would seem O$D9F • • • f f f t • • • • • • • • , » • • • • • • • • •• 310,167.26 compete the following year for .hat If Warner the state award of a $100 college $ 594,570,690.92 ‘ ” * 1 Brothers Star scholarship. If a club member has already LIABILITIES Dennis Morgan won a summer school scholarship Capital. . . . . . ............ ; ............... .1 18,000,060.0Q he is not eligible for another. were a gentle Surplus........... ........................................ . . . . . . ........... 18,000,000,00 Undivided Profits........................ ................................. 11,704,745.57 35,704,745.57 man, he would Reserves for Interest, Taxes, e t c ................. ............... 2,669,388.20 play the Acceptances............................... • • • • • • • • • • •“» • • • .• • .... • • «« • • 560,618.60 Thought for today. . . Dividends Declared................. 300,000.00 “heavy” by Deposits....................................... .................................................................. 553,046,339.06 holding the tra Interest Collected N ot Earned . 1,555^49.78 Other Liabilities....................................................... 734,149.fl ditional “ mile $ 594,570,690.92 . long” railroad “ He who spends ÎPberman (County Journal counv wu Awards.Scheduled remove For 80 4-H Youth Of Sherman County To Fight Cancer 6IVE CANCER 9 T A T IM E N T OF C O N D IT IO N t, Display Old and New tickets ticket and let vivacious Vir ginia Mayo Dis- p lay Union is on his way to beggary.” -Samud Smiirt P a c ific ’s blll-s<ze ticket booklet The railroad re cently began of all he gets the .imple and ab- re via ted ticket * a convenience travelers. For m o d e r a te r e f r e s h m e n t .,. This statement includes 40 branches in Oregon w H kad O m c s : PORTLAND, OREGON
