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;3>f.wsgS5i ' County Official Paper Moro, Oregon Friday, A pril 18. 1952 Sixty-Fouith Year No. 24 T h e se T h in g s We N ote Í- County Exceeds Red In France One Responds To Invitation To City H all. . Seeks*Miss Sherman Countv Title Cross Fund Ouota Yes, in France you don’t neces- explanation of how he had of was a trip to Cairo and the Pyr ’sarily do as the Romans do-—you fended. in ie m jc h as the guests am(ids and on return a stopover Vernon F latt chairm an of the do w hat the m a jo r of the village had not at first accepted his in- in Spain where num erous other recent Retl Cross drive for Sher- bids vou to do, for if vou don’t visation. Elaborate preparations ventures ami experiences were man county reports $1869.75 for he sends his gendarm es to bring had been nfcde for their recep had Final European point was a quota of* «1690.00 you in T hat was the experience tion and the ladies entered into Lisbon, Ioit-ugal. where, aside Mr Flatt wishes to thank all of a group of American club the spirit of the occasion, retnov- from running into many Ameri- w orkers for their efforts and all women last August when they ing any doubts in the mind of can service men, some of the contributors who made it possi visited the land of poppies anil “his nibs” about their sincerity touring party witnessed a bull ble to go over the top. champagne in the course of a and m aking him feel that he had fight. upheld th e honor of France and «Mrs. Zell assured her listeners Two m erits of citation were K'**1 *^9 t<>ur that the tour had its serious side a the dignity of his office. received. one for the chapter end The story w . teteted and she stated candidly that ___ _________ ________ _ __ This w as tout one of many hu- one for the fuhd chairm an. which i> " ''iu « ^ « t a e s d a y ^ e y e n l n g j t The .Moro hotel by Mrs. Hildred morous incidents related by Mrs. groups such as the one she was By Giles L- French can be seen at the Sherm an coun 'Zell of Wasco, retiring president Zelk whose st<»rv’-l>egan with the with are doing m ore to establish K lamath Falls, although the ty branch F irst Nlatiimal Rank of the O regon' Federation of invitation from the national pre harmony and a better understand^ largest town in eastern Oregon, W omens’ clubs who, due to her sid e n t,. how not until the last ing between European people* still tries to be a sm all town and position was eligible to make the moment it w>s decided she could end Americans than our Amerl- is a little proud of its success. Growers Advised To trlp and was invited by the pres« make the trip (her husband peat- can foreign policy. T his,.she be Citizens take pride in knowing dent of the American F edera-. poned purchase of a new com- lieves. is due to the afet that un- each other and aiding public af f , I A rlvifP On tion of W om q^e—fclubs to be a bine, giving her the unusual dis- official visitors have a more fairs of many kinds. It is a friend- v J v l L a l C 5 l MuVICC VII mendier tl net ion of gom« to Eun>|» on a dow n-toearth approach and have of the party. nen ly place. schedule of the tour in- conlbine) and the flurry -of get- nothing to offer but friendliness /T 'he l _ ____ It is probably the only city in Seed Certification eluded a visit to a children's ting ready, obtaining her pass nass . The Moro Rooster club spon- Oregon w ith a main street ru n hospital in the little town of port and other necessary papers, sored the dinner in honor of Mrs. ning as completely at variance Not all Crops grown in Oregon ( ^ ¿ h e s where special ’ treat assembling a traveling wardrobe, ZeU, it being the desire of the w ith the directions as Mon» Both are eligible t for certification. ments are adm inistered to polio and finally arriving at the air- community to give recognition of the principal streets run south- County4 Agent T. W. T h o m p so n v ic tin w . Because much assistance port in Portland on time after a to one who through her fine re« w est by 'northeast. Moro, how- suggests th at glowers w ho inten 1 has t>een given the hospital by mad dash toy car from the cord "as president of the state ever, doesn’t go In for m ajor piajit crops for certification A m erican*groups, including the ranch w here l>efore she could organization has brought signal bends in streets although Its num- cheek in hjs office for the latest club women, the visitors spent leave she had to wash the. sep- honor to Sherm an county. . leering system would confuse Kla- information. more tim e there than had l>een arator and do a bit of cleaning G. A. MJtohell, president of the «Rooster qhih, called the meeting m ath residents. . . tAs superior crop v a r i e t y ary. planned. During their visit they up around the house. ; An area th at one time derived (tevelopetl they are added to received an invitation 'fro m the The trip to Europe was made to ordef following a sumptuous its greatest income from tim ber Ust The oWer varieties which baydr to be his guests at the by plane. First landing was In turkey dinner, asked for a re It now looks to agriculture for its ^ew Qnes ___ repjace are city remov _______ hall. Occupied with their in- Ireland, which she described as port on the city budget by y err. beet support. W ater taken from Advance notice of at least one spection of the hospital they a land of charm, both as (to land Ajstill and announced the forth- K lam ath lake runs 100 miles p is gjven before being drpp- were at the tim e little concern- scape and the people who inha coming clean up- day for wnrcn through irrigation ditches only to froin the eligible list. ¡, ed with the m ayor’s wishes, aJ h it it. Mudh m i^atim e could committees ra v e been appointed. 12 miles - from its commit« though invitation “ had been n ha<e of the w ind up « a * mere ---------- rvop r certification o r t i f i n a t Ion com m it* inouK ii the u ie iiivii<mv/ii a w been « u spent y v .,. on Emerald Isle .Announcing ----------« the purpose • - startin g point. The basin is th at not accept % brought to them by a squad of than the itinerary called for but dinner he assigned the task . flat. I t is hard to pin down thU ^ J l S t l o n varieties recommend motorcycle m otorcycle’ police. all u-ere grateful for the time /welcoming the Ruests lo police. Felling Failing to to get get all were grateful area to Oregon for a third of the in Oregon by response from the Americans the they had there. there W. W. G earnari earhart and an« gave \ i'aiifni-nla ~ ed for production in _ Oregon Income « comes ____ ,___ income cu p r^ from • ~ California. ~ -— ---- Oregon experim ent station, rv i ege station, mayor mayor next next sent sent a a squad squad of of his hJs In In her her moat moat charming charming manner. manner. Collls Collls Moore Moore the the p pnvuege , the a.ao Sherman granddaughter S S . t X S S ’ o ^ ld c crop. < ‘WJ U lS to' X * 'h o w ^ ^ V o f " ^ d thatr Sher,nan county w „u ( ¿ « m u c h at pioneer home ribbon W r . She at bus showed County at the • " ! « = - areT ? r N X t o ^ y ^ i 5oe ~ < require X l “ a, v lS t l a “ c T a ^ r t » d X S toe"opera and «UH X wumen had gained recognc ,n the saddle of her f a ^ r ltv Pacific l„ to m « lo n .l a, Portland. q u u c v u i c v h . rr, "Main street In K lamath Falls appears to the casual observer to have^u o re »hoe repair signs than barber shops, an oddity. Perhaps folks wear out at the bottom In Kilamath. T . T _ W N A s in the days of the horse, Klamath s tr e e ts 'a r e washed ev- ery day, or night, and are clean, Noticeably clean without“ an ac- cum utation of cigarette packages, andy bar covers o r the other junk th a t hurrans often lfave 38 inflrkR of th e ir d isorder. ^ X t i f i r a t l o n program. thev aoconfcanled the officer* » e t) ( .{v halT A fter much |x>w. varieties developed In ing and scraping on the p a rt of state® m ust be approved the m a jo r he delivered a short Oregon for-C ertification here, speech which the women took w he , varteties etigibfe f” «’ welcome b u t W heat varieties eligible __*4__ _ a re ’Geklen, <3»aun Federa- Federa.- which which w when certification hen interpreted interpreted proved proved tlon i(liHi<l. Rrevbr, Rgx; -R m -to be an apology on the p art of Rlmarj B aart 38, I.emki, and the mayor and • begging for an w h ite 1 Holland. Those not eligible 0re and Orfed. Growers in- Building Consultant tereste<j in certified seed produc- y on are advised to visit the Meets P-T Committee county extension office where a com plete se t o f certification- ru les zy H irrh R chnnl Plan« T T W N a n d a p p li cali<»n blanks are on file. V ll n i g n DCllOOl TianS K lam ath has a male chorus of »Coming to Moro for the pur- Home 6« th a t gives a concert each pose of meeting w ith the special -building com m ittee of the Moro Pa rent-Teacher association, Jam es T i>nbull, building consultant i s t t d d ^ u t ’fo r th e occasion. T hey On for the state board of education, are Informal in practice and have « . a th le te spent Tuesday here in confer- fun singing, men of all ages and A grand high school 'a i r o ^ p a t i o n s take part. Money car^ w ^ i n « n e j t y l e ence r e l a t i v e neW Rafus basketball Star First All-Star 5 goes to local chartUt J J X h i l e ace of the Rufus bas- T T W s N nave \r tb a U equad, was honored by The state - ,u ,,r the district tour- rn T h k h m ed a $2,000,000 a ay^be justified ¡Jm e n t by toeing named on the program grow th of the. first five A llS u rs chosen. a « “ S X e s X r ^ w e X , th at ' ^ a . k one of the highest seprers — ;n the - X A ___ -_c/xvizMialv - Plans of the local group were discussed with Turnbull and he offered b u t encourage m ent to nothing the proponents of the othera, herself included, attend- the foI1Iegt From prance they w ent to Italy—Rome,. Naples, Capri—w here evidences of re- covery w ere <?n every hand. Then to Greece where conditions are still where a a brave brave peo peo still bad bad but hut where pie are fighting to hold on_and are m aking some gains. There tlon on a statewide basis _<m two horse as she is being ^ e t f l c i - A Sherman county naA lve- previous occasions ami that the ent secretary to th e ftrtt < ntrant4 l^ n The Dalles, Miss Wilson crowning achievement vvd in «the- Miss Sherrunn bounty i8 considered. one of the top ing one of their own " ,an< ‘ J«ung riders In the MKl-Colum- selected to head tfc« fede the folrground her® Sundaj blaarea,. She has ridden P™c^ c' group. Tune I ;i,lv all h e r life and Joined the About 50 men and w o m e n she ls Connie Wilson, the Sherman ( ounty Riders five the community attettdid the > comely 20-year-old daughter of years ago, an organization she serves as secretary. She atoo d in n e r ~ Mrs. Doris W atkins of Wasco. belongs to the Veterans of - For- A typloal w estern girl Connie elgn W ars auxiliary. • has chalked up an outstanding Following graduation _ fro m record in her school and 4-H high gchooi, Wilson attend- 7 club activities For instance, if f)regon ^tate college at Cor- (By tyrw A. F. Ralzer) she is chosen to reign over the. Valtfe< after which . »he returned — Jaroe« H arb ay , Jo e H arvey 1952 Sherman County Fair oh Moro as a secretary and Herman Peters arrived home For v , September 12, 13 and 14, ¡1 ln the Sherman county agent’s from W illamette university at Wednesday, May 7, is the m u ’ would not be the first time such o f f j^ a position she now holds, Salem to spend Eaeter vacation chosen oy by m the e Moro Booster art honor was bestowed her. Connie’s grandparents, on both w ith th e ir parents and friends, chosen ¡ na Mey and Carl Ziegler, and c,ub for the annua* In 1949, Cobble was voted sides af her family, settled In. Kelley arrived hom e from the town. The Job wll e iea< outstanding girl of h er S bernian'cou n ty giving her a i^G rande to spend their Easter ed by club members arV wor t school by the Mloro high student b<jiid w estern background. J. M. will start Immediately following That the year she Wilson pioneered to the Kent vacation with their parents. Mr and }Maul Perrig0 the semi-month y breakfast at graduated from prep school. She com m unity aa a rancher and At the dinner meeting' Wednes- previously had served, as presl- atl>l lives there, Is her grandfa dent of the Moro student body ther and her maternal grandfath and <he Charles Perrigo day evening, George PAitchell _ and queen ---------- of “W inter Wonder- was th e - late A. A. Dunlap. fa^ who algo president, h* *and" which is an annual high infinager manager of the Grass Valley elevators for . M morning nonaid Keioer five committees, to gchool Grain years Growers gpJ < ^ 1 t gunday at the appointed direct the cleanup Job. Active ball. In 4-U affairs, her 1940 .many before his death last, Booster Club Chooses Wednesday> May Cleanup Event Grass Valley project, as well “^ X X lie said it was feasible h and An the chairm an wjjo wll club calf was aw arded a first w inter. as desirable Inasmuch. Inasm uch ¡ ^ „ . » iamUv upwards of M committeemen. ---------- ----------------------- derson and family. X nl b^ dv X nthOig r° X P T A w dl m e e t'a t the C raw The chairmen and their awign v X y s c X l h o u se Friday nigh, ments Include Tom »tonrue. Statewide Community Che.t Rural School Board in construction. Some " « / X h k 1 7 und high schools but Is reach cent public but dings resemble ‘rated effort. During Ws a e m j w here „ havc April 18, at 8 o’clock, -for the Jfhltey “8,1' Paul Conference Set For April 22 eleCtiOenaraÎ <>fflCer* fOr thC C° m“ Cyphers, l l ’leys; Carrel Bennett, charles A(' Sprague, president Cons Budget Items oriental palaces in spo whUe enjoying a .» » percentage to b . completely renovated or A oolumnLst « P o rto <hat_ Ka- . His _ highest single game point ^ I n “ Ittee. head- ‘" M r s Irm a W hitehead of Port- com er Jpt, and picnic lunch. of the Oregon Chest, announced Wednesday Meeting laml arrived S a tu rX y at the Lloyd Johnson. - mrtay that the find annual, .U te . ' io ihi> so rt of a senator totai wa8 37 racked up against ---- ~ . land arrived se iu ra a y ai j.nc •— ------------ home of her son-ln law and dau- announcing the cleanup wide. Community Chest confer Thcre waa gOme cutting of <aho era!« the limelight and fails, Moeier but his sparking perform- ed by C arrell ‘^ nnl tt - ' p dau. In In announcing Mr r and Per- dav day MJtohell Mitchell exte, extended an Invita- ence will be held in Salem on ^ „ ^ t o o subm itted by school w So hia share of the «.m m ittoe ance was against Condon when he R C ln g J. re p o « to „ chter h, „ U a„ d Mr« Glenn o len n Per. ry and family and returned to tion to thé ladies to participate. Aprll 22, at thd Mhrion hotel. districts wihen the rural school her home Tuesday. • The chairm an also announced ¿inference will be under. ix>ard met Tuesday in the office cuaation th a t can be made of a shots that been acclaimed withheld pending the recom Mr and Mrs. Alfred Payne and that hehad selected a new com th€ jo|nt sponsorship of the Ore- of w ily Knighten, county school ro n rv c p n ta tiv e o f the people. Ahil- (Steward has m endations made by -the com- Mr and Mrs Benny Payne were mittee to prepare copy for an<l gon ç^est, the MJarion County superintendent. . T h e board X i r X X X X X n V h - o n X m u..,e a t to at time. in Portland for the E aster week attend to the printing of a chcBt the Satem Community wellded the axé only w hen Sherman county booklet. Headed arMj the Salem Community amounts asked for certain items end visiting relatives. CA M il D A T E H E K N Clair, by Carrel Benett the committee ç ount.y appeared to be too high or un- A. F. Balzer and son, èpùb J. P Steiw ef of Fossil, R Reputo - to get Includes T. W. Thompson, Dewey m wlll glve mejor nece«*ry and sought to adjust T T W N ? next year. lean Candidate n o ¿ m 5 in tio . n ----- _i— who R tri a Thnminfion the kHKi-usskm of the Individual budgets «0 the Thoir^pson and Wily Knighten. eitiphartls JL ?"»«« ™ ^ n ^ l for v ;7 w ¿ o a T « r s i Itolzer ha» lu-eu In Jak e Bennett, wlho lik« * b T h T n FHH ANALYST t Z Ä C J 1 L d VI W , w «K » -« . r‘ - — "" united fund compaigns. how they overall county budget, tie. is being fully actoTJY™ recaJl TO BE IN MORO A PRIL 22 in8 S h X à n ' ™ ! - a,- i i f 7 X v " i S r a w yeSr »her “ ™ .tlw along relatives returning .home Sunday are set up and operated. Sprague A second meeting of the hoard by citizens of P o rtlan d ^ '«Business analyst Simon C. county Thursday. Mr. and Mm. Dell Olds vlsltod states that intercut in unification will be heW to adopt the revise« X ^ D X i 'h X t X Ä S o» ‘hé Portland district a i » izs.wr.w rt/ Pnriiand Thursday at their of fund raising appeals 1» at a budget and prepare It ror, ««► Kenny of Lotus Kepny Portland came ca ^ daughter, Mr. the and home Mrs. of Marlon Price Stablization will KEAl-l’DkTlDNMENT home with her to help for awhile, daughter, mt . ano sw». -»on . ileb slnce nearly every mission to the voters. h lv e^À n d the accusations will be office ome with hei - Crews, Mrs. Olds remained for community r meet with operators of food-and COMMITTEE TO MEET is plagued with a verb Except for the cute-in1 Items Mir. and Mrs. H arry Stark and interim trem endous and memoran e. serving establishm ents The reapportionm ent lm em .i and1 Mrs F a longer visit. itable rash of drives throughout there was little change in tne T o 'that per« from the S h e X n county area, committee of the state of Oregon daughters arjd M J-^and jM rs^ F . budget affecting the operation the year. of the county’« school system, Donald, and Mrs. Alta Crowley the weekend at Vancouver, Wn., S S F " h X ? i x * and M" Sprague augge»t th.1i any com , uperlnlenden, „ mU». spent ifcmday at the ho m unity 'leaning _ ,h at each school unit will at The Dalle« and Mrs. Willi» B rita in at Park Henry s u v .ven- e n . til)n tipn V. to the m e problem promem of o. m ultiple œ re dur)ng and then The OPS clinic is scheduled a. m. at the city council hall. Mm. drives ought to »end one or more «» interested in this vi- dale CO ^^?n street- srolng full bias«. - ^ras going f tX n N c h a n g « in There have D e e n ^ nyJ £ iln? u t ^ /« P o r tla n d Boa vers go on tn the same losing habits. W HKRB is «123 SPAGLI»» *<■ STREET, MILLER* ORBGON o rT ii 1WVANTRY W ITH TH E 25TH INI’ ' • tv . IN K O R EA -P v ^ w ch ard DIV wfoose w^®« ’ ‘ A . ves Sanders, a t 523 Spaulding S t, Miller live« ged eastern _front In Korea the 25th Infantry D‘'? <’1^ tached HlE been ’£ 5 - Turkish t.rl^ d e . ho. t ^ o n establishm ent * «.w rators to drink operators to ^ r 7 «iïing ___ price» by April 25. fv ro o n c m om ! Thp regulation freezes menu prices as of the week of Feb. 3. to attend -------- LOL1SR p BROWN orow n a D IW .v Ijouise Brown, a resident of for many years died in --------- MORO SE N IO R S TO V SR Wasco M „nda, at the age C A M P V SE 8 AS G V ^ T S The Dalles Seniors of Moro high school of 61 years. , n * w a. born Febru- have been invited to Join s tu , Mr« Brown was born Febru- at Albany and moved dente from all other secondary ary .5, 1891 1905. schools of Oregon as honor guests to. Wasco system of higher Survivors are her widower, o f J M state Q( WaKfl. aon , institution of their choice, Marvin Thomas of Wasco, two state itw daughters, Mrs. Mabie Overholtz X i to a tu m t are » 7 ^ "and « r 7 ^ y WU M ar(ln ham5 o n / brother, coinc to Oregon State college a t Sherman W hiting of Oswego R «ier Miller and Ar and five stepchildren held Buether. U niversity of Ore- ; E " - February «fico 1952. * th Mr and Mrs. Donaio vkx ali , the e Oreeon Oregon legislature legislativi is invited sons, felter and son motored to FoeAl for medical aid. í ä - “ = = = • “ “ “ Sunday via oí A ntílope and came m e tn ro u M & i* 'W < $ c h in in g ! and son 2 ^ ° ^ ! 3 w ho7« “ n^“ h o ^ t o r a to d a y leavi. he return» to hl» M- a t Od„ K ... 18. ~ base San Diego ^ April Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P erry and daughters, Mrs. Irm a W hitehead, Ina Ziegler, Carolyn Ie m , na May w jy ,.,cg.c, and Mrs. . H errr^n Ziogler j r ., of The Darias had p m lu r i d in n « S u n d a y a ^ t th e jto m c ;rfM r. and Olds and family Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler a n d son Carl were Sunday sr„ and £ « s » s ------------------- Qml, h flnH Mir. and and Mr«. Mrs. Don Smith and (J. S. National Bank Statemiot Mr. son I»arry spent parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith §||OW1 Substantial Increase in Mr. The and Dalle«. Mrs. Bruce Alley mo The United States National to r« . ,n Portland Monday, r« Bank, in It« M arch. 31 « t o r t to turning Tuesday, Mr- and Mrs. J a m e s Blagg spent ^ e r l « ’’o.V T * ¿ « 7 .Stephen Bibhy came home from school In Portland to spend Easter with his parents, Mr. and MTs. Art Bibby. . The G rass Valley Rebekahs are Food store at 2:00 p. m. rnr<1nn Mr. and Mrs. ~ _, the Comptroller of the Currepcy, ghows an |nerease ,n depo«its of more than 23 million dollars since the corresponding call (iate |n 1951. Deposits for the state w id ^ ‘em now toU i ^ J T J . 3 3 , The posits of $13,191,382.45. accord- In to C. A. Reynolds, manager. Lbans and discounts have also CITIZENS COMFHRBNCE A citizens educational confer ence is being held Saturday, April 26 In the Civic auditorium in The Dalles under the Joint . . » p i « , of the Dmgon Education associatlon and the Parent-Teach ers’ association. The purpose of the conference is to stim u peee tlopal Is to stim ulate people to 5 toe more deeply Interested In school problems th at face children and parents in Oregon. This partic ular conference is for the bene fit of Sherman, Wasco, W heeler, Gilliam and Hood River coun- tles. An interested persons will be welcome at the meeting, to vations.
