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— |B*ae«wM ..a PAGE 1 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JU N E 27, 1»52 I f the conventions do anything they should provide an alterna Published Every Frtaay at tive—direct and positive—for Moro, Oregon which the people can vote. This (iilew L. French Editor is not a year for political panty waists. gntr-rvd * • second cl»»« m attar » t tho jDljerntan (County J o u r n a l Portofflc« at Moro. Oregon. »f Congre«« o f M arch t . OFFICIAL andar Act H 7 t.__________ COUNTY PAPHW new spaper PUBLISHERS association SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE YEAR . - ...............- JU N E 27, 1952 SCHOOL SITE VOTE There w ill be another election in School District No. 17 on the 8th day of July. It w ill be held to determine whether or not the voters like the site back of the county shed. The only legal way the school board can determine where to put the school is by election. It can have one election at which several sites were voted on w ith the site receiving the largest Votp chosen. It can have a series of elections until the voters ap prove one site. The latter way has the advantage of giving a de finite answer. The new school building la to cost 1310,000. That is more than the present valuation of the entire town. It should be a build ing in which the community can take pride. It should not be stuck 'back out of sight where the view from Its windows w ill be res tricted to a moat unlovely ad dition to the county court house, the disarray that always accom panies a machine shed and the city dump in the middle distance. The new building should be in a spot where It can be seen by as many as possible and as often as possible and, if possible where the view from the build ing is pleasant. •If the vote on this site la un favorable the board w ill propose another one. _ *___ 81MMKR ,4 t is now officially summer. No one paid any attention to the solstice which occurred last week end and put us officially into the wanner period ef the year. But as i season summer is de dining In* Importance. Folks have found means of keeping warm without the sun. No one "hunts for a nice sunny spot nowdays; he merely turns up the furnace. It Isn't like the old days in the b e g i n n i n g of mechanization (which is often called civilization* when one had to be heated,, by the sun or be cold. Summer is a time for scanty clothes, vacations, less work' and for some crops, harvest. Ils one time terrors have been relieved by the Invention of refrigerators and air conditioning. Mechaniza tion has made people more com fortable. And maybe that is the reason mechanization is ho of ten confused w ith civilization. stream along said bank for NOTICE OP FIN A L HEARING w as seriously HI* UK week w ith the Tibove entitled court and q distance of 5 chains, more what appeared to be the same cause Within four weeks fpom Notice is hereby given that or less. thing as the babies at RuitlS had the date of the firs t publication Bids must be accompanied by the undersigned has filed in <he earlier. A t the weekend she was of this summons as hereinafter a certified or cashier’s check o r County Court of the State of beginning to eaf and resting stated, and if you fall to so ans- postal mopey order for the fu ll Oregon for Sherman County her more comfortably. ' , wer said cdmplaint, or otherwise amount of the first year's rental, Final Report and Account as Summer schoof at St. Mfary’s appear or plead in this cause, and nb bids w ill lie considered Executrix of the Last W ill and ended Friday and the children P la in tiff,. for want thereof, w ill for less than $50.00,per annum, Testament of Gordon W. Reid, here attending, returned to their apply to the epuri Jor the relief lease to be for a minimum period deceased, and that Saturday, homes. Douglas Ifcdler and Kar as prayed for in P laintiff’s com of ten years. In addition to the July 5, 1952, at ten o’clock A. M. en Macnab were in the first plaint on file w ith the clerk of amount bid, ~ successful bidder of said day1, at the Courthouse, communion class. , the above entitled court, to-wit, shall pay the cost of advertising!“ in the County Courtroom, at Miss Cecilia Belluni, a studei^ for a decree ot the above entitled A il bids should be sealed and ad Moro, Oregon, has been fixed nurse at Providence hospital is court quieting title in the Plain dressed to E. T. Pierce, Clerk by the Court as the time and spending her’ vacation at Rufus tiff in the following described State Land Board, Salem, Ore place for hearing of objections w ith her parents, Mr. and''Mrs. real property in Sherman Coun- gon, and marked “ Bid to lease to said Final Report ant^ Ac John Bel Ion 1 and her brothers, ty, Oregon, to-wit: count and the settlement of said overflow land.” , Vincent and Steyen. • , Lots I I and 12, Block 6, Ori- Dated at Salem, Oregon, June estate. Mrs. Don Macnab came home ginal Town, now City of 3, 1952. Patricia Reid from the hospital last week. She a Wasco, Oregon, E. T„ Pierce , Geo. G. Updegraff, w ill be on crutches for awhile. an(j you> an(j no one or any Clerk, State Land Board PRODUCTION BOSS . . . The sen- She has a girl from The Dalles you have any estate or inter 33-37C Attornye for Executrix 31-34c ate recently approved the nomlns- helping her, so she has all her ggj whatsoever, in the real pro- Uon of Henry Fowler (above) as children home again. The girls perty above described and that defense production administrator returned from summer school at the p la in tiff is the owner of a to succeed Manly Heis< hmann. He st. Marys and her son Jackie good and valid fee simple title says government Is considering from htg uncle »nd aunt. Mr. a n i therein and that each of the de proposals to lift control allocations Mrs. George Macnab ' fendants W forever enjoined and sn steel. . __ _____ '___ Bruce Millard suffered a cut debarred from asserting any working at the Rufus postoffice hand when his wheel tractor cja|m or claims, whatsoever, to and Vincent started working on overturned w ith him while work- sajd land above described, which a ranch near GoldendaW-Wn. in* last week.________ - - - claims are adverse to the Plain- $2.60 Dt. While working he had the mis- HPEF1AL SCHOOL MEETING t if f ’s qlaii^., and for such other $4.10 fifth fortune of losing the first joint NOTICE IS- ^E R E B Y GIVEN and further relief as to the Court of one of his fingers on the right legal voters of School Dis- may^seenk mWt and equitable, hand. He hasn't been able to trict jq 0 17 of Sherman County, . Service of this summons is work since and has been staying State of Orempn, that a SPECIAL made upon you and each you at the Fay Brackett residence. * SCHOOL MEETING of said Dis- publication thereof in the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Black tr|ct w ill at Mor0 School Sherman County Journal, a news- bume of Pendleton were visiting Houtte, on the 8th day of July. P»P« <* general circulation print- at the George Blackburne home 1952 at 8 o'clock in the after- and Published in Moro, Sher- last, Sunday. noon, fo r the following objects: County*, Oregon, and of the Mr and Mrs. H. H. Brackett EJect one director to serve until kind and c,as8 Prescribed by and daughter Mary and Mr.»npxt annua, 8chooi meeting. Au- law- onc® a week io r four 8UC" and Mrs. Louis I^ngford of The th6rize «^¿haae of land North <*■*▼« we* ks *»7 virtue of an Dalles were dinner guests last west of Edith Burnet houifc in ° rder made in th‘8 Cou* by thc Sunday at the Fay Brackett Moro gg gUe for new hlgh school Honorable B. H. Howell. Judge home " Dated thlg 20th day of June. <* \h* al* >ve * n*ltled on At the Biglow school meeting 1952 the 11th day of June, 1952.’ , KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY • 86 PROOF • 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL Fay Brackett was re-elected as ... Ernest Woods da^e ot the ,first Publica- SPIRITS. THE OLD S|N N Y BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY direetdr. ; Chairman Board of Directors \ lon of M * summons is the-20th Mr. and Mrs. John Addington ATTBST. CKirA E. Houston June’ 1952- of Dufur were Sunday guests of "D istrict Clerk - J - Tracy Barton Mi an Mi -; Don Macnab. ------------------------------------------------ Attorney for Plaintiff Ü. S. Nat’l. -Bank Bldg. Know your ^ la to ^ E a to n Z s X n working THE CIROTITCOURT OF The Dalles, Oregon 33-0c OREGON MILK t r Mr« h X v t S s during THE STATE O £ (W X X )N FOR D iscover the taste WKATHHB PROPHRTH There was a |lme in the post half decade when U seemed that gome of these smart cookies with the title of meteorogist could foretell the weather a long time in advance. It was general ly prophesied that this year in this region June would be both dry and warm. It was neither. * And that recalls an old obser vation to the effect that nature often lets man appear pretty smart for a . time before it de flates his little ego. Now anyone can be .a weather prophet and be right half the time, that la, If he is discreet in his choice of words. And if he is. lucky he might extend h|s record into sev eral years. T h in the law of averages (an other law not repealed by the the having season SHERMAN COUNTY NOTICE is hereby given that new deal) takes over and the Linda the small daughter of HOWARD J. PRATT, the Oregon State Land Board prophet may not be right again Mr and Mrs. ‘ Gordon Johnson . Plaintiff, w ill receive sealed bids at Its for a long time. • vs. . . office in the State Capitol, Salem, We are slightly sorry for the --------------------~ ~ . '■ T T J Mrs. Olivia Carr, Et al. „ Oregon, up to 10:00 o’clock A. Defenants. m . Standard Oregon Time on weather prophets, very slightly. Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F. • a . m 3 r7 T h X d ? v evTnlng» TO: Mrs. Oiivlar Carr, Monrad Tuesday, July 22, 1952, for the each month. Visiting Wigen, Olga Ogilvie, Elmer leasing, of tide and overflow land Wigen Huscroft, Irene Olga «described hereinafter, giving, members cordially In Miitchell, Einèr Andestadt, Ar- however, to the owner or owners vited to meet with us (By Mrs. George L Fox) Clyde GILImor, W. M. ne Andestadt, Roy Andestadt, of any land abutting thereon, CAMPAIGN H. D. Pinkerton, Secretary Mrs. Roatep. Victor Sandvlg, for a period of 48 hours after Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brackett had now known as Victor Sand- opening of said bids, preference Whatever the conventions do to get a new car after the other Rethlehein*Chapter No. 78. 0.E.S wick, 'Yalborg Sandvlg Lars- right to lease said land at highest In July we do hope the candi Meets every second tnu one was wrecked Friday after fourth Thursday in each sen, Nora Sandvig Giovanni, price offered, provided such ot- dates represent the different noon. The accident happened at month; visiting member» opinions existing in the nation Hjordls Sylvia Honve, Olaf fer is made in good faith, and the old slide area between Biggs .Invited. Moro, Oregon today. We hope there is an op Kjell Giovanni, Jenny Sand- provided the Land Board re- ' Bonnie M#y, W. M. vig Tossebrof Olaf Sandvlg, serves the right to reject any portunity for the people to vote arid Rufus where they were halt Ambrosia Sandvig Engelberg, and all bids. tor a new-fair deal candidate or ing traffic for one way on ac Gwen Ross, Secretary one who believes in economy, count . of - hazardous rocks the Borghi?<l 'Victoria Sandvlg Said land is in Sherman Coun- individual opportunity, states’ highway crew was removing Moro Ixxixe No. ilS l.O.OJP Boe, and the unknown heirs ty, Oregon,-and Is described as Mrs Brackett who Was driving Meets 1st and 3rd of Antone B. Sandvig, de- foHows; rights and the basic American the car w ith her daughter Joan Tuesdays in I.O.OJF. concepts that have been sub ceased, also known as Andy A ll tide and overflow lands , Sandvig, and the unknown merged by government for re- at her side was coming east and hall. Transient and lying between normal high was the last car that was stop visiting brothers are heirs of Edwin Sandvlg, de and low water marks on the election policies. cordially Invited ceased;- also all other persons The Republicans have too of ped In the line-up. Another mo Floyd south bank of the Columbia Lnne, N. G. ten nominated candidates who torlst also coming east did not or parties unknown claiming River, («ginning at the north Leo Watkins, Secretary heed the warning signs of thc- tried to lie new-fair dealers. Thus * any right, title, estate, lien west meander corner of Lot the choice of the voters has been hlghway crew and came on fuir Loplne Rebekah IxMlge No. I l l or interest in thè real estate 4, Section 2, Township 2 speed plowing Into the back end between tweedledum and twee- Meets 2nd and 4th described in the Complaint North, Range 16 East, W. M., of Mrs. Brackett’s car and d ri Tuesdays of each • diedee. herein, Defendants. and thence extending up- Visiting Republicans who fervently be ving It Into the car ahead. M7s. month. IN THE NAME OF THE __________ Brackett was thrown Into the members welcome lieve in the principles of govern- STATE OF OREGON: You, and £ each of you, and hereby re- rnent enunciated in the constitu steering wtieei of her car, and al Josephine Gentry NO. tion have had little to vote for though not hospitalized suffered / quired to appear and answer the in recent elections. Neither, it bruises on her chCKT trnd shock. lelen Martin, Sec. complaint filed against you In BUY: Internation Joan was thrown against the al. No. 125SP Self Propelled r might be »aid, have the Demo Combine w ith 12 ft. Header, crats who have adliered to the dash board hut fortunately the overhauled this spring, ready same •principles. Southern Demo car had a cushioned (^psh. so she Art the ffl>T work. $2175.00. See Kay crats and the Jeffersonian var suffered no ill effects. Hoff, INTERSTATE TRACTOR iety all over the nation have been doors were sprung besides the AN D EQUIPMENT CO., The captives of ths socialist fringe back and front ends mashed in. So they had to get a new car for Dalles,. Oregon ___ ______34e in that party. We are certain that If those transportation, as it would take “ RID your field of morning glory citizens who (relieve in honest some time to get the other car Ask Barney about the new Bor- back In runahle shape again. government, in little govern ascu—No spray, no equipment It was reported the car doing ment Interference in business, in necessary—fireproof and non- an d ORCYHOUND w ill ta k e you th e re government staying w ithin Its the damage was unable to move poinsonous.” away from the scene under Its fo r less — In air-co n d itio n ed c o m fo rtl < lim its, in aid to the needy (for Don’t set raw poets. . See a MHuSC eign or domestic) for charitable own power. AwVccker was call demonstration of the finest, within your reach by Greyhound — and at Typical Low Fano or business reasons, not political ed to take It/iw a y . It was said fastest wood preserver. Avail costa so low you’ll be pleasantly amazed. there were three In this car but reasons, could get together they 1-wny R-trl|> able at Baumgarter Hardware, none of them was seriously hurt. V a c a tio n P la n n in g S e rv ice is FREE — w e'll ■ > , would win this election easily. S 2.RO * $ 4.55 arrange thrtihog Vacation Tours, make your °* n< Grass Valley, Oregon. 33-41c Holland Johnson, master, pre |The straight thinkers are div 5.35 3.40 hotel reservations, plan sightseeing, help you Bend sided at the Rufus grange meet WANTED: Man w ith car to call ided by prejudice, which doesn't lect just the trip you want. There's a FREE T h e D a lle * .05 * 1.55 on farmers in Sherman coun-' FOLDER describing ibii hundreds of pre-plan speak very highly of their think ing Thursday night, i Mrs. Sam Brock took down the minutes be ty, Wonderful opportunity. $15 ned pleasure-perfect tours waiting for you. (AMTU* ing. to $20 in a day. No experience H Mt. Taft certainly and Mr. E l cause the secretary, Mrs. Atlee GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT or capital required. W rite Mc- senhower probably—from his re Wilson, was absent. Mrs. Johnson reminded the Ness Co., Dept. B., 2423 Mag cent statements—believe in an noli* St., Oakland 7, Cal. 33-4p American government as opposed members of the rummage sale to that we have been having to be held in The Dalles June 27 WANTED: Contract harvesting. Should the Democrats nominate and 28 at the Eddins’ warehouse. W. W. Harper, Wasco, Phone Russell both sides w ill have a Hours of 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. <•*. i 32~4p \ candidate w ith a sound y back George Fox as agricultural MALE HELP WANTED: 40hour ground. That is too much to ex chairman gave a report on the week w ill bring you better \ From where I s it ... ¿ y J o e M a r s h pect, but not too much to hope rainfall this year as compared . than average earnings. . Good to last year In the north end of s* I for. credit reputation, car, arid-»or Sherman county. Although it is The list of things that govern mal health essential. Full in ment dues for—and to—people hard for many ter believe there's formation on request. W rit* Whitey Sure is a long one, indicative of the been more moisture for May J. R. Watkins Company, 137 and June this year than last power the government has as - Dexter Ave., Seattlle 9, Wash. Rang the Bell t t sumed over us. That is not a This is on account of April be • \ ‘ 31-6c healthy situation. Just a few: ing so dry. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Allen Tom said the Rufus dis Telephone woke me out of s sound to drop it off on his way home. the government, controls the M eit cutting, wrapping, sharp price of food, the interest rate, tric t may have to organize as a sleep last Friday about eleven- From where I sit, I can’t blame freeze. Bring them In any da > export and Import, radio and TV, spotting station for aircraft. The thirty. “This Is Whitey Fisher out Whitey for his joke. He was just but Sunday. C A C Food Store. the price of clothes and house lecturer, Mi*s. Bill O’Brien had on River Road.” says a voice. “I reminding me we owe ether people ^Grass Valley, Oregon. llt f c hold , equipment, the price of a program on Father's day. Sup just wanted to tell you how much the same respect we expect from NEED AN ALL-PURPOSE CAR? per was served at the close of I like this VMk’i Cfurfe*." many raw products. them. Since I'm always talking Then see the W lllyc Station Government suppresses action the meeting. “ Thank*, Whitey,*’ I told him. about respecting the other fellow** Wagon on display at* W ILLIS Rufus Bible school w ill ' start against lawbreakers in Its own "But why in Mazes call to tell me rights—including his right to enjoy MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over midst or persecutes those who Monday morning June 23rd at at this time of night?” “ Simple,” a glass of beer if he choose«, it was drive, plenty of carrying capacity 9 o'clock at the Church of Naz disagree with it; government has he says, “ your paper boy just de only fair that Whitey should ”waku means safety, economy and prac splayed politics w ith foreign af arene. Mrs. Roblrts w ill lie su livered it a short while ago. Been me up** to Ait right to get his copy deal transportation. Also New pervisor and» the teachers w ill fairs and caused the needless waiting for it all evening.” of the Cfarioa on time. Thanks Four Wheel Drive JEEPS, PICK death of thousands of young include Mrs. W. T. Little. MW. . . UPS and STATION WAGONS. Next day, Buzzy Wilson tells me again. Whitey! men; it has lost China and has John Mathieson. Mrs. William Contact W IL L IS MOTOR for W ll he delivered Whitey’s paper late O’Brien, Mrs. Fay Brackett, and failed to make the United States lys-Overland Sales, Service, Parts .Rev. Robirts w ill help w ith the because he stayed fer the school a leader among nations. - and Accessories. West Columbia dance and thoqght it would be OK craft work. ; But one could w rite a Declara River Highway, The Dalles, Ore Mrs. Xvthel Rice and son Vin tion of Independence longer than gon. \ 23-tfc. tlie original and more startling. cent have lieen visiting at the- C vnrigkt, ¡952, United ü i—m » ivttndattÿ» ' I CONTROL LAW • • • you mean I must pay the same price for milk I carry heme myself? Rufus News Oregon Milk Con- f ’y * trol compels stores to charge as much for cash-and- carry milk as you pay for home delivery—»requirement in which Oregon stands almost alone among the 48 states. “Take qoiii choice K tacatio B snots anywhere in AmericaJi * YHOUND .»a» Aid» si*» 4 Among chies o f Portland’s size or _ lawUr star» pricat ara pa ts iM a la .. target, 92% have Tower prices Fdr m ilk rowiond »oo bought in stores, with an average . . saving o f 1 X cents a quart. Portland * " 1S was disclosed by Oregon is the only such city west o f the State College’s two investigations of Mississippi where store and delivered - distributing and retailing cpsts for the prices are the same. The six cities Control authorities-published where store customers save most are: ' n ’ ^^1 and 1952. These cost studies New York C ity ............................ 4Kc #h° W: Minneapolis................................ 4c 1. M ilk Could have been profitably Washington, D. C................ . .3c priced an average o f two cents lower D e tro it............... '.......... ¿ . . . . 4 * . 2 X c by half the stores surveyed (most o f Chicago..-}................................... 2>4c them independent stores) when sup- Kansas C ity . ................... .. , 2 jf c plied by half the wholesalers studied. (U.S. Dept. Of A ricutiure. M a r. !« « > 2. A four cent saving could actually Oregon M ilk Control has not per- have been passed on to consumers by mitted the consumer to benefit from Portland’s most efficient independent such savings made possible by effi- store, supplied by Portland’s most cient distribution. efficient wholesaler. Shop Safeway...for fine foods at everyday low prices The questions and answers below show some other ways in which Oregon Milk Control affects YOU. ' Q. Deo« Milk Control limit tho rich no«« of milk? A. Y«a. The richness (butterfat content) o f m ilk sold in each price range lim ited by the rulings o f the M ilk Adm inistrator. is Q. boo« Milk Control lot tho grico yoo most emr» That is the purpose fo r which the law was designed. I t sets floor prices, not ceiling prices. * A . Yo«. Q . Doot M ilk Control discourage competitive distribution of m ilkt A. Yo«. N o one can enter the m ilk business i f the Adm inistrator gays sod) new competition might disturb existing distributors. O. Doe« tho Oregon Milk Control Low rogulat« Sanitary condition«? It has absolutely nothing to dd w ith the sanitation, health inspection, cleanliness, or the purity o f m ilk. — A . Ma. Q P ol» M ilk Control limit the supply of Grad« A milk? Y««. To sell Grade A m ilk fo r your use a farmer must first get permission from the Adm inistrator. I f he gets permission (and many do not) he is . given a quota. I f lie produces more he must often sell the surplus at a lower P» ice for cheese or other factory uses. A. Send for this fr»o booklet. Yoa «nd your family are ritaOy concerned by anythin« that affect« the m ilk supply o f ytmr coirrouniry Learn how Orccon M ilk Control affect« Y O U . w ru t to Safeway Store», 11 J9 S.E. 1 h ,rd . P o rtland 14 O r * . SAFEW AY Wnor, you always got Moro for yoor mo « ,y
