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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1952)
Sixty-Fourth Year No. 3° Moro, Oregon Frida}, Muy 30, 1952 T hese T h in g s We N ote Joann Ross Final Entrant In Contest M otorist Loses Arm In Accident At County Official Paper Historical Society Wasco Wins Ball Program Plans C“” e 7'3 Fnm DeMoss Springs Completed Parkdale Nine County Budget Within 6% Limit Made by Board Alfred Jana, 70, of Richir»nd, Wasco won a windy baseba.l California, lost his left arm at game from Parkdale Sunday by the elbow Monday night in an The Sherman County Historl- a score of 7 to 3- be _ - w —, ithout — — — - ever _ A day of labor on the part accident at ».o DeMbss i sz ? prirMfS cal sixiet-v hold Its annual tng seriously threatened A two of the county court and the Janz, w ith hiß wife and her sis- meeting at DeMoss Springs park base error by the Parkdale right budget committee Tuesday pm ter and an 8 ^ear old grandson, Sunday. June I. Principal speak- fielder gave Wasco three runs in dueed a Ust of county expendi- By Giles L* French was trave mg >rth at a high e? for the day will be Dr. Thomas the first inning and made things tunes almost identical with those Word from over seas is that rate of speed and faded to n u k e E. Griffith of The Dalles, who easier for Rust, left handle twlr- followed last yeer The 1952-53 America and Americans are the tu rn up the hill. His cär is a student of Indian food habits ler for Wasco. budget wWl be »4037 26 lareer growing more unpopular. Our hit th ^ rock bank and overturn and military organizations, gain Walker, Parkdale pitcher, had than before and will total $100- money Isn ’t so bad, though. ed P’n n n g his forearm beneath ed through his long experience a good curve and a fast ball that 477.10 as compared to $96 439 84 T T W N the sliding car It was ampu- in the mitLColuinbia kept the 'locals from hitting very for the previous fiscal period' nxldColumbia area. tatet! upon his arrival The— ~ . change r ■* i'r by iu u the . There was doubt about the arrival at at the the There —«•■»*— will be a --------------- program ----- of ------------■ heavy and errors accounted T for a Only provided' hospital. songs , and reP®rts by Sherman large part of the scoring. locust trees and it did look for . . v r w J !5 . u The «wemhled figures is th at the a tim e as if they would never John E. DeMoss took the in- countians to follow the usual wind and dust, however, made sheriff and and the the assessor will leaf out. But a few worm days jure< man to the hospital and dinner at which members and some of the errors excusable. » share a deputy inrfteatl of having and the precess of nature be ugh tjansported the visitors fMl their plates and eat Batteries were W alker and a full time deputy In the Sher- g a n - There are few radicate others of the party. A group of under the protecting trees of the Massey for Parkdale; Rust and iffs office. among the locusts. nearly all free i 6 Park ‘ Esseltyn for Wasco whose other The court and board raised de- are conservatives, which may ac d e n , v,ctlrJ ‘lnd remove the The historical society w as for- players were WaHace 1st; Buck puty salaries »100 per year to count for their hardiness. ° r <,f|i th<? ° ''ertu ™ed car. med to aid Ip the preservation 2nd; Buck, ss; Richelderfer 3rd; »3060 but provided that half of T T W N I . V 1* h ‘ n uthat they of hlstorical records of Sherm an-O ’Meara ‘left, Edwanfc center, this sum come from the assess A woman banker urges young I in g i at m°,rn ' county and’ to t r V K* “* * n t » W - or and half from the sheriff women to enter th at profession. ] ing and had dr.ven almost 700 to suggest method« of making — - * Reason: there is felt to be a need But the cold and glassy stare m i lt s t h a t day. the history yet to be w ritten bet for the assessor to get out in the doesn’t become w om en,' ma’am. ter. This accounts for the better- country to count cattle and ap T T W N WA8OO FR H TItA L DUE menl committee which annually praise buildings President Trum an says he The Wasco library board will reP°rts to make suggestions on The county fair was given m ight have been a naval cadet hold its annual festival June 21 how 10 make Sherman county a »2000 instead of »1000, the as had; it n o t been for a flat eye which te a Saturday night. Only ,nore ^ m fo rta b le place to live. sessor was given »500 for field ball. T rying to help the public! ** is now called* a Fun Nite 11 18 not a Pk)ne*r aoclety, con work. Service organizations will health bill, we suppose. and is to be held inside. There oerned « f r ^ t h times past. no longer get support from the T T W N Joann Ross, a striking blonde school plays, fettered in volley- w l„ food and gameK Neither is It a society given county, there will be no appropri Well, law or no law, good old ranch Is the seventh en en- I« r>an. is secretary of the F u uture aI1 knOw on*y to discussions of the p a st inch girl, is 11. Is ture . . al, atlon for the Pioneer Trails as»*- daylight saving has brought tran t the Ml88 Sherman Coun. Homemakers of America and raise • nx>ney^ r the 'w a^ It aims to have a hand in the The Oregon W heat Growers elation and »500 was approved th e seven hour d ay to much of , . . . . u , has been elected to th e cheer i n - , » -” T wasco future . as well league show of fat stock wiH for use in advertising publics- __ _ _ ty contest and show to bd pre- . - J-77 library. y • Oregon. — v F , leaders’ squad for next year. _____________ bring 450 wheat fed stock to tions for the county (this will The dinner will be served T T W N sented here Sunday, June 8. As for riding, her trophies booklet and per- about one o’clock if past ex per- The . . . Dalles Monday accompan Include a new . ------- -------- A radish seed is a most res- Miss Ross is one of the out- fOr j unior horsemanship should CHURiTI S E R V I ('EM ~ ience can be relied upon, a fte r ,ed by 250 wheat fed p u n s te r s haps some help on the Jo h n ponsive thing. Given some warm- standing young girls of eastern speak for themselves. A mfem- -Service ‘ à f d iv in e w orship at church services have been con- Steers- swlne and sheep will be Day d»m brief). The board, al- K £ * , “ “ ®herS ? n 2 ’“ ” ” ’ R*' ,he O r™ V ahey M e th id l« eluded: TKe 'prog'ram • “ » “ W .»«* >*« urged, did not approve springs into grow th w i t h l S p r i , - not only w ith many flr?t place ¿ J S L w T . t ’S « T o ' c u E T 8Un<1>y JU"* *’ The™ W" 1 thu» •» »PProprtatton lor the Inland showmanship and entertained Empire W aterways association, time for visiting- ing speed. I t te appreciative ribbon» at Oregon shows but Moro Horse show in 1948 and royally before Thursday when 7 The road fund will total »07,- ------------------------------------------------------------ qulckly of opportunities given with other aw ards as well. t in 1949 won j unjo r horseman- the final sale will be made by too Iterause of an increase in it and it rew ards Its benefactor A Junior at Moro high school, ships at Goldendale apd the Mid- Frank Wink, auctioneer, .u o i^ e r, who the me road machinery fund, wtden which with a fresh, tart, sweetness. Joann is the daughter of Mr. Columbia H orsi show at Moro. 1s host to the 1 “ W d MS jn f c a will go toward the purchase of a n d Mss. Howard Ross, -who This M i i xiari rldlm t floesnl T ............... T W N yard a mile w< r Ms. a hAv grader. The general fund An editorial filler says it would on a ranch to -the alwa.'»? mean she doesn't take 1 >oys a nd & 1 nd g 1 1 1 atotal almost exactlv the take one bee eight years to make eastern part of the county. Her an occasional spllk Last sumjngr W M t Retirement payments win Sherman county wIM a pound of honey. Good thing J ean, a 12-year-old sixth she recalls leaving the saddle, for the opening and 85 head of be »mailer. The special fund for there's no union rules to prevent a¿8° an aet*ve 4 lighting on her head and should- We are going to have a queen, until 1:80. * stock will go from here. The list nw i«. continued for another yfter, more than one bee working. w orker and gnteg, Joann ers and the damage amounted a fairy land queen, a county At that hour there will begin Includes Gary- MHler, Angus. Jo- not budgeted but will be T T W N ner - best competition in sheep to a sprained ank'le. fair queen, a queen who will an afternoon program of race» ®nn Ross, two Herefotds, *tWh spent where the court and advl- Nearly/ -everyone has seen projects. . ___Born on September 4 1935 at have all the Q ueenly qualities a quarter horse race and four lambs and a p< 1 f ih«ee lam ^ s, »ory board decree -- nr^ 11 fzi Xn fath er w ho re- "Aft a " “ J®1 some well to-do J ‘>ann 4-11 Portland, JoanA U w m . r » . - thn wMh iw n r v f tK» queenly powm , w « U mm - up u* Lee Kaaeberg. Ilerefiml: Tarry Member* of Uw butteet board ... e. was present- ranch which has been in the Thus we obtain the benefits of furlongs by* riding stock T ro m JWWTOfff?''Hi'rviiJrtT1 MU »TP l e s r » — rwniupu»n,-- rrrtwrr- fused to let his son grow up un- til the son was dependent on him ** u faindy 42 ypars _ royalty w ithout the possibility around these parts. The list con- ,er- Hereford and Shorthorn; Don Kaseberg and Vernon MiMer. entirely and also w ithout inde c ub ~: r ' ' ~r or oppression. - * — tains 19 horses from otrtslde the Milter, Angus and Hereford. pendence or initiative. Could It 1 n ° n x railroad The a- • ■ «*» • We do not know who the county. ** Gene FrkHey, two Angus; Doug EUr6P€ « U ^ Saciierv ^ T n t in p X T w 0 S p e c i a l E fe d lO I lS queen will be. She may be And the queen will be chosen Alley, pen of three Angus; Mil- Moro Library Want« Queen Connie (Wilson), Queen The seven contestants will be ton Fridley, two Angus; Sally m w M work, scholastic, standing, com- n . r» O ’ J V Donna (Wilson), Queen Betty Judged (by whom is not known) Fields, two Herefords; Jim Tho aw J H ina mkmity activities and leadership O €l F O i M ld - J l M e , (Dormaler), Queen Joan (Frld- »nd the w inner will be the Thomas, Hereford; Lgrry Kase- Books Back The ant of doing nothing grace- jn j g5j is s a h n a n asset aee b u t -----. -n. r , h « , n m t . _ , , __ ^ ley>. Caroline or (Lemley), So Sherm Hereford; lambs; Charlotte Margaret Benson I fullv ’e rii.u d iS p to to old youth Sh<? ueen Queen Sharon „(Coons) Queen queen. will not have AO go an to countians England berg, two blackface She P'anS plans 10 to make UTO use ° of f th<? the The M*oro library board met f W N scholarship when she attends Joann <Ro»*l. Those private after ail, but may have th eir Scherrer, one blackface lamb; on Its regular date, . third Fri- We can’t help b u t wonder how Oregon State as an ag- wording to official publications he realm can find own home grown royalty. , Jean Ross, two Southdown cross dav afternoon of each month. w e. .. p . - cultural student. / carried in this issue. .... . the . . _____ . by i starter, __ _ __ ,____u_. The mBI° maior decisk student v out who will be queen Roy Belshee will be Iambs, ______ pen of . r three lambs; Ton >Pbe r decisions made were long it will be before th e price The Oregon Wool Growers F irst will be the election in going to the fair grounds Sun- IwRoy Belshee and I^eonard »1 Miller, two single duroc hogs. to ord*r supplies with which to of new sprint elim inates the Bun- award wag won . by Joann in School District No. 17 on w heth Fields, stewards, and the ticket Stock must be entered by noon ^ t* ! 0®** the books on the <Uy - suppiemenc. . 19gl for the begt sheep er to the district for day, June 8. Being sort of plain person* sale Is being handled by Vernon Monday. That afternoon the Shelves; to purchase 28 new ™ ¿ J v R.J/, r^v- -r, Abt ln tbe ®tate -In aH- Miss Ro88 S310-000 construction of a our queen is to be chosen be Flatt, B. H. Roberson and V em demonstration contests for 4-H f<x>ks- a I recommended by a _____ y one ___• in has iVhich won you some 20 blue f ribbons new high school building. This picture; looked ? ’4* a\ ,‘^ n/ #T : cause of certain attributes, not Arstlll. and FFA will be held along f ? 1™” 111*®,’ / nd to aPPcove of gay, romantic, youthful? - And f<^ 4H and C e d in g projects will be in the un* f by birth, as is the old fashioned —2------------- H ' w ith some stock Judging con- the estahlishm ent of a “memor- w orst of ail did you find U? > I ife on lhe ranch a near scho" building »n< ay une1 » w Tbe ruleg g p ^ j/y th at tests. Tuesday the stock will be lad 8helf’ an<l to order approprl- T T W N ’ f u n ‘Urne job for Joatin’ She and has alrea? y " ¿ J ltle the seven candJdateT the one will NKW UKAI> weighed and tagged and Judg- at* hooktylates with which to A term maeazine displays he,t * her father w ith much of interest Regular school elections queed w ho appears the Bon Christianson was elected ing contests will continue. Wed- m ark thenx - , . the following headline; W hat the ranch work and herds 8teera W? U held the same day throu- Judges to display, the begt ap. Commander of the Chris Schul- nesday there will be showman The flr«t book on the memor ghout the neamnee nniao and per- nor. tz post Dost American Am erican legion, Ieaion. Wed- ship . contests and the boatrlde ®helf is "The Greatest Story cownana. gnout me county c o u n ty and a n o state. ja r a n e e (»&«.) (35%), poise „ _______________ Every Farm er Should Know Hide a - true w estern cowhand, AOOUV o.o»v . V..C But Je8t one gets the ldea that special « ect on w u (25%), horsem anship nesday night at the regular for the entrante. Stock will be E ver To,d’ entrants. To,d ” by Fulton Ours ler, W as the editor Bloat’ About thinking of livestock or budgets? MlS8 Ross has 'M erest only at b e h e l d Tuesday, June 17, ana (2o%) and talent (20%). Chosen meeting. Darwin Van Gilder wa3 sold Thursday and the price will ,n memory of Ernest H. Moore. the ranch, It should be pointed be for citiz e n s 01 Moro w ho will algo tw> princesses and chosen vice-commander, - Andy be good as citizens in the area A decision was made th at the T T W N out she is very active in school decide on a special levy m ex- thg of them>W||, ciotbed Paulson, adjutant, Wily Knigh- have already arranged for that, vice-president, Mrs. Robert Mar- The present quarrel between civic projects. cess of the six mill llm ltatum in royaj robeg (,y tbe fajr board ten . service officer, Virgil M a -------------- — vln, be the chairm an of the vol- the teachers’ union that goes u n and She has been a member of for the purpose of development nd they will be good riding thia, sergent at arms, Giles L. ‘ > unteer librarian service. Anyone masked* the teachers’ . . and , zx un- the high school glee club for of a better w ater system and ‘ re- ‘ 7 togs, too. wju French historian and L. R. John- ’’T t «OWORHD ¡n y,e cormrtunlty having time ion th a t is called e Oregon three yparg an(j hag a gtrong pair the drainage m i wun _ — — _ <lltch The day will sta rt off with son, chaplain to fMl other offl Four students from Mloro io r - and enjoying such work, Educational association has bro voice as those attending the Miss through town. The proposed levy g breakfast gerved from e Untu ce8 of the poet. high school have received rec- should contact her. The hours ken into print. It has been Sherman County event will exceeds the six percent limit 11 o’clock and it will cost »1.25 In addition to electing offi- ognltlon from the Oregon Scho- th a t the library will be open brew ing for some time. find out. She has taken p art in by »9065.19. and 1 Include ttie tradltloitel cers members w ent to the cem laetlc press for outstanding thl» sum m er are Wednesdays, Rome of the reasons th at o r breakfast foods plu» the fina etery to clean off graves of de work on their high school news- 1 to 8:30 p. m. and Fridays, ganized labor has not always vitam ins of fresh air. A t eleven ceased veterans preparatory to paper and yearbook. * 2:30 to 5:00 p. m. favored school programs has Making (and about time) Discussion Roger Miller arx| Leroy Mar- A numlier of books are mte»- there will be riding club events Memorial day. been th at it had its own union tin, both seniors, w ere award- *n8 from the library and « the ana and oian didn’t 1 w wain. ant vw»upcuww*b competition. . .. qnt HHMRMAN COUNTY HISTORICAL HOCIKTY ed the E tte. W. Allen certificate People of the Moro community But the oea wouldn’t- stay ¡)ne af Condon Next lliursaav , Carol are urged to search their per- PICNIC for rii*wHpaper service. am ateur. It became a union, », • -ft Kopp, a Junior, received ro<x>g tonal libraries for any "stray*“, too, although it contains m any Robert Beaumont, OSC, mete- Tied Crosby (a brother to Bing) DKMOHH HPRINGH PARK news- Most Im portant are the follow nttion fbr outstanding captive» who are adm inistrators orologist, \ylll report result» of will show* a movie on cloud seed ing, as they have been borrowed poper service. SUNDAY, JU N E 1, 1952 e r foremen instead of bonaflde a two year cloud seeding pro- ing produced by the North Am- Ju a n ita McClain, « senior, from the Salem library and wiH w orkers. gram in Gilliam, Morrow and erican W eather Consultants of « * . »-»»»«. J a v t was awarded "th e George S.- to for, If not found; There isn’t much difference Sherm an counties a t the Igo Pasadena, Califqrnia. Crosby will FJ^AG 1 T E — ......................................... Grass X sliey and Ke»t Turnbull certificate fpr *ye»r- Milne - “Now We Are Six”; between the two unions except grange hall four miles w est of explain how their group has re- « « " . « Wm Roy Mcoui rroo p M2, Jim Jones, Ix a d e r book, service. Radlow • “Cautions Carp’’; ,Whlb who gets the dues. Both, of Condon Thurs<Jay. June 5. The portet|Jy used a combination of - r. W W . . Gearhart G earh art This is the fourth y«ar that ney • “Willow Hili”; McCulloch course, are intersted in money, meetka? gets ubderway at 10:30 airplane and ground generators iw v w tA T iu n ... ............................... Rev. w . . w southern W E L C O M E A O D R EH H __________ Donald M a rtin , President the OPS has made these annual - Com e. Jack ”; Mason - ‘‘Book Who Isn’t? We hope they never a. m. w ith a lunch being served to fill reservoirs in settle th eir differences for two at noon by the Igo Home Econ- California. « CLARINET « r w n r a s n v SOLO ......... ..................................... “Gay N In ties Walts" awards. This year 154 senior» of Indian Cr»fts A Costume«’*, TREASURER'S R E P O R T ___ Mrs. O. N. Haggles and 117 juniors, who were r«- ——— — —— labor unions beat one anytifne. omics club ' Directors of T ri<ounty Weath- SW EET OREGON" ....................................... ....................... Tom Fraser commended by their advisers, Now, , ‘f BMum°nt hM eva" “ ted, ii c rx s » * * ...................................................... & « « w iu . were honored by - the press Red Cross Election gU“ n L m »n „ r « n ^ ! t o n prO,Wt ” th* reqUeS‘ X u to Aribwton t o t ACCOBDIOW HOLO ............., ................... ................... M lto^d B A I . association, z- Orego" Whca‘ G rn w r3 i * “ , to m ake flna nTans “ r «OMMITTEE REPORT« on behalf of education--------- -- Hig w i„ lnchKte an analy Eriday m ek® flna; I ‘an8 r Giie- Fr?»rh Coming In July;. t w m .1» wrtorxoOtz t« dotprminp the anntlffl meeting of the organ- tn sw rw n ------------------------ ------------------------- ----- uues rrrn c n * . S1S of rain Intensity to determ in e . _. in terv iew ed fou r B etterm ent _____________________________________ G eorge M itehell GIRL Si’OUTH PARTY The Red Cross will hold its President Trum an says there tf gamdrops are smaller as a ization. They ln ttr y ie u e < i to u r , Rrwckert The Moro Girl Scout« and June meeting next * Monday. is no corruption in the federal result of cloud seeding. He wMl ra,n m akait toUiOVUd^Jll »«ed- Nomlnat,on \ _______ Herb Root their leader, Mrs. Michael Mulick June 2, for the purpose of chan governm ent. T hat’s right. Iter- aUo compare rainfall in the Tri- m X d e d C l^ B a r n s HINGING . . I ................................. Z............................... Rufas Qaartet were entertained Saturday by ging the by-laws to conform w ith ry, don’t ever adm it i t I t s bet- county area w ithw nseeded areas, • • MGOI> AMERICA" .......... -4»............................... A udi.nee their sponsoring oorfimtttee, Mrs. the fiscal year date of the na te r to be dump than acquainted Lewis o . Grant, director of Arinzona, Clift uison, of tn e j Ivan Klrkelie, Mrs. Max Barzee, tional Also the nom inating com ---- • OFFICERS w ith th at gang. research for the W ater Resour- Mrs Robert Boynton, Mrs. H ar m ittee will report preparatory T T W N - ces Development corporation. E llio tta n d Crosby of the Donald M a rtin _______.................................................. »»resident ry ITnkerton and Mrs. Charles to election Af officers the first The governm ent Is now en- explain how cloud seeding American ^Wea th e r Con- J. W. T a t e ,____ ______________ _________ Vice President Burnet. A hike was featured, Monday In July. gaged hi creating inflation for was conducted in the tri-county an<l W -d ra iz a rd of the G iles French __________________________________ H istorian with a study of bird-life given The work day at the fair election year purposes. Loosen area during the past year. Every ater Resource» Development M rs. O. N. Haggles ___________ 2 . ___ Secretary-Treasurer the, girls by Mrs. Wily Knigh- grounds brought out several Ing of controls easing credits over the area aince Sep- C©n*>ratlon of ^ ol^ ado’ B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S ten. An kiterewting and bounti stout and w illing men to move and upping of the interest rate terrtber j, 1951, has been seeded A businss meettng of Trl<?oun- 1 year _____________________ - _____ lx>l* Hllderrand ful picnic lunch whs served on buildings, haul ’J d irt and pour have been done. The farth er it w ith gHver id h i^ by the WRDC. W eather Research follow 2 years _________________ __________ Bean L. Reynolds the Burnet lawn, followed by a concrete to -make the grounds goes the worse it wiH be for the G rant will point out w here gen- th* 3 ytrars ______________ _____________ '. M illie von Borstel relaxation period before starting more modern and suitable to nex t adm inisljbtion. In- any erators were located and when will elect nine directors and will 4 years ______ 2 . .. .. _______ — A . A . Dan lap discuss th»_desirability of con for their respective« homes by fair purposes. Women brought event the people will pay for they w ere fired up. 5 years ......................... ...................................- H. B. Pinkerton tinuing rain m aking experiments. oara- food to fill the men at noon. Ihis political move. Sherman County Boys and Girls Ready For Show Queen Contest, Breakfast, Horse Races To Make June 8 Memorable Rain
