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»Jg" o áHf ermatt (Tunnit j 3 o Sixty-Fifth Year No. 1 Moro, Oregon Friday. November 7, 1952 T h ese T h in g s We N ote Mr. President on January 20 County About Agriculture C°nsrwnin Of Sherman Election Brings Few Surprises; County Goes County and Needs With Nation’s Choice County Wheat league meet ing Monday, November 10. at the county courthouse gives wheat growers an opportunity \ ictorj f( i General Dwight El- Sherman county by 719 to 340 to express their desires for ac By Giles L- French sen ho wer flowed from nearly lor Jotie Jones. tion by the Oregon Wheat Earl Newbrv ev ry ele tion precinct Tuesday won a second term as secretary Growers [.eague Committee Some candidates have won and voter > in great numlters of state and obtained the aid of fields deal with varied subjects and some lost. The first may went to the polls to register their Sherman county voters by a 695 from Taxation, Production, come to realize that the winning protest against an administration to 377 vote over Mis. Edith Wheat Disposal, and Youth Ac brings no honor; it is the con without honesty and against a Green. Sig Unander was elected tivities. George Wilson, execu scientious and successful con foreign polity that has led to state treasurer over Francis tive committeeman from Sher duct of the office which does War and a domestic policy that Lambert 614 to 495 in Sherman man county is in charge of the that. The second, and eventual meeting. All are invited and urg has led to long continued debt. emintv and carried the state as ly both, will come to agree with ed to attend. The vote in Sherman county well. John McCourt had 547 John W. Davis, once Democra Ranchers Interested in im ■ m mm i \ was 717, Stevenson 355. Carried hell' against 448 for Bob Thorn tic candidate or president, who provement of their rang? man s \ M COON along with the presidential race ton. wrote: '“The attractions of pub agement program ma\ he inter u li.» Was elected e.'isiH were other Republican candi Stewart Hardie was re-elected lic office lie in the interest and ested in the annual meeting of dates for state and local offices. tate senator without opposition excitement it affords and, when the Pacific NorthweM section or of -------- Safn Coon, who won handily aid obtained 912 votes. In the one is successful, in the ap the American Society of Range all o ver eastern Oregon, carried three way race for two state plause of one’s fellows—a form Management to 1 m ? held at E ci- Secretary of State • (’pi esentati ves the vote was of music to which no ear is lensburg, Washington. Novem ,|S • lor Aden Tom of Sherman deaf. It’s one lasting reward is ber 21 and 22. The society is 548 for Jack Steiwer of in the conscientiousness of duty Two New Legislators county, for the benefit of those ranch Wheeler county and 492 or Ro- done. To those who enter it with ers and others interested in h»‘t t Smith of Gilliam county. any other expectation, disappoint rang? management in Oregon, 1 Hstrict vote on state repre- ment, disillusion and bitterness Washington, and British Colum ••ntative: are as inevitable as the rising ?.. bia. Smith Steiwer Tom of tomorrow's sun.” On the two day program are Gilliam 718 627 716 T f W N such subjects as improvement of Wheeler 562 682 484 native meadows, animal nutri DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER You know in time they might Morrow 855 913 1262 tion, financing range manage work this FEPC business up to Sherman 492 548 -1 685 ment, developing a range pro the point when the government Totals 2627 SHOO 3147 gram, sage removal, range re Historical Society could tell everyone who to hire seeding, and getting range man Kenneth Sather won the and how much to pay. __ race agement techniques into prac for county commissioner by 582 T T W N tice. Plans Dinner Meeting A plastic window is on the to 481 or I,ester Wilson, incum The proposal to make the bent. Sather is a Democrat. Roth circuit courts subservient to market. John C. Campbell, ex •u'i> from Kent, both young. Sa November 17 tension rural housing specialist, the state court is a bit of cen ltier campaigned, Wilson didn't. has indicated that the specially tralization we think on first Hie vote by precinct was Wilson: The Sherman County Histori designed processes combine plas impression we could get along cal society will hold a fall meet tic* materials, stainless steel and £ Rufus, 53, Klondike 26, Monk- better without. Moro lost its much wanted ing at Grass Valley on the even aluminum Into a thin section land 23, Kent 59, Grass Valley, T T W N football' game against the Hepp 6(!. Moro 9«), Wasco 125, for a A girl has been fired for giv ner team here Friday by a de- ing of November 17, when L a n window frame. Manufacturer, total of isi. Kenneth Sather: ing information about loyalty of xisive 19 to 7 score. Moro was caster Pollard, secretary of the claim the window to be rot and Rulus 58, Klondike 47, Monk- government employees to Sen expected to win and have a state association will be here rust proof, unaffected by salts EARL NEWBRY land 51, Kent, 30 Grass Valley ator McCarthy. One must sus chance to beat Maupin to take to confer with members of the and acids, and reducing conden < HARLES ALLEN TOM 17, Moro 144, Wasco 135 for a sation trouble on frames. The local organization and speak at won despite deflation pect that there was something the championship of the district total of 582. had highest m - ok * window comes with a combina to tell; one must also suspect Now if Moro should win from the dinner. District Attorney T. Icstep 'l’he meeting will be held at tion screen storm unit. that higher officials are with Maupin there would be a three Treasurer The Food and Drug Admin Johnson, (’«>un|y Assessor Clair4 the Odd Fellows hall beginning holding information the people way tie between the schools Balzer, County Clerk Marie Hos- at 6.00 o’clock and the potluck istration will initiate an en have a right to know. inasmuch as Maupin has beaten dinner will feature turkey and forcement program covering in Kinson arid County Coroner E. Heppner. T T W N M.. Aliev were all re-elected with* dressing /and the other viand* sect contamination of grain on Moro lost DeWayne Duncan that accompany such fare. For July of 1953. After ttiat date Ben Fairless, president of U. out opposition by votes of 931, S. Steel, says that employees on the first play and his- abil the gastronomically inclined it wheat found to contain three or 953 992. and 937, respectively. could buy the company in ten ity on defense and as a field will be a training program for more exit holes in a thousand I'he 18 measures In general gram sample will be considered years with the new pay raise. captain was partially account- Thanksgiving, suffered the same fate in this The meeting is not only fon unfit for food processing and county as in the entire state. Unless they could get the man able for the loss. Larry Rose- The vote: agement too it is not likely that berg most experienced back, members but for all those who court action will be instituted. Mt Appointive Sch. Supt. Yes 474, it would be a good buy. placed little because of a prevl- have an interest in the county's The rodent, bird, and general No 485; ous injury. Duncan will be out history, says James Tate, presi- fi’th phase of the enforcement T T W N World War Vets Aid Repeal, There are signs that there for the season having suffered dent and Mrs. Allie Ruggles se- program is now in effect. Grain Yes Til, No. 184 will be another urge for legisla a wrenched knee that may cause iretary, who are arranging the cooperative elevators and farm storage facilities should make Domiciliary Hospital Yes 782, tion against fathers who go to an operation. meeting. every effort to cut down the No 197; Moro could make yardage another state and leave their rodent and bird damage this families to the tender care of through the left side of the 6G Amendment, Yes 629, No 255 winter. Korean Vets Fund, Yes 753 the state relief agencies. If the Heppner team by 1 following VKW MAYORS ELE(TEI) A lot of information has ap No 174; \ ernon Flatt was elected W payment to such families was Doug Alley and Harold Duncan •State Emergency Fund, Yes 631 less generous there would be less could skirt end for yardage mayor of Moro Tuesday in the peared recently alxiut dwarfism ■ Ô No 255; of it. Not many fathers earn as when needed. The passing was only contest for mayor in the in beef cattle. This is a seriou.4 not often successful and the county. T. I Jester Johnson at problem that must he confront New Elective Legislative Terms rrtuch as the state gives. variety of plays was not large. Wasco and Ross Fields at Grass ed by the beef cattle Industry. Yes 797, No 133; T T W N ■ An instrument called the “Pro- VaHey being unopposed» Robert Heppner made its most con I dle Amendment, Yes 536 No 258 Now it is shown that baseball fllometer" has lieen developed State lax Limitation, Yes 639 I». HT El WER isn’t as strenuous a pastime as sistent gains through the right Marvin and John Parker ran a by Dr. C. W. Gregory of the No 284; ......... „ <!ea(1 for city treasurer and being an ordinary soldier The side of the Moro line where,'a second of three University of California to take SIG UN IN H E R hole was always open between decide the winner by chance. Truck Tax Bill, Yes 763, No 236 case of Micky Mantle being the New K.... councils were chosen in tho an accurate profile of the crit Ioni biggest to te Seh. Dlst. Reorganutition, Yes latest bit of evidence. We’ve al guard and tackle. The fullback, thre< ters head. Through his research cities. 462, No 531; ways wondered why the army Summers, went through it time he has developed the key where after time, often getting past Cigarette Tax, Yes 316, No 687; had to have a perfect physical V.'. M'O GIRL SCOUTS MEET by analysising these profiles he Standard Time, Yes, 883, No 152 Attorney General speciman to hand out clothes, the secondary for long gains. can tell whether an animal car Court of Awards and In vest i- Heppner scored in the first Pari Mutuel betting reneal, Yes repair shoes, keep books or serve ture ceremonies of the Wasco ries the dwarf gene. In other 387, No 606; T half and failed to kick the goal. dehydrated eggs but suppose Girl Scout troop were held Mon words he can accurately predict Liquor by the glass, Yes 497 there is a reason, an army rea Moro took possession shortly af day afternoon, October 26. Mo whether or not a nor mal appear No 521; ter the half time kickoff when son, no doubt. thers and friends of the girls ance in bulls will sire dwarf a Heppner back had trouble I rin k lax Amendment, Yes 159 T T W N calves. No 804; with a poor pass from center were invited to attend. One of these profih»meters will Carmen Royse and Sally Fields Milk Control Amendment, Yes An election brings some pe and fumbled on the eight yard Do smut dockage methods 411, No 567; the flags for the march, soon be available for use here culiar things. For instance, the line. Hacokl Duncan went over carried ne^'d revision Is one of many followed by the flag salute and in Oregon. Two extension agents, __ __________ _ „v v.,v around his own right end and Reapportionment, Y cm 230 No Oregon Journal ____ straining at the Items Sherman county wheat 681; the Girl Scout promise. Each L. J. Marks and Bill Farrell gnat of Newbry and swallowing Doug Alley, working in the big sister gave one promise from Wheeler and Grant coun glowers may explore Monday, the camel of big city machines; backfield plunged over with the while lighting a candle. ties, James Fling-, extension NovemJjer 16, at the county the polished prose of Stevenson extra point. court in Moro during the annual VI W MEETS scarfs were tied on livestock specialist. hud the op Heppner immediately scored the Tenderfoot losing badly to the catch-as-catch- <oun:!y meetings. George Wil new girls by Leader Margl- portunity of spending a rouple can talking of Eisenhower; the again when Summers ran over lee Kaseberg and badges were (lavs with Dr. Gregory in Sep I’he VFW post and auxiliary son, Sherman county executive success of those who have op 50 yards and put his team in po pinned on the new- members by tember. These folk are clicked committeeman to the Wheat held a Halloween i»arty at the posed the nation's give-away sition to score. Heppner scored their big sisters. I-c?guc, urges uil to participate VT’W hall Friday night with Tenderfoots out on the instrument and will programs. Verily, what we’ve again in the final quarter after are Rebecca Rhinehart, Judy be able to InsjM"« t Cregon beef in formulating county recommen members and Invited guertg a long pass amf a short line Watkins, Shirley Watkins, Ra herds for dwarfism. been hearin' ain’t so. dations for the state meeting of pi cut. Fiie men presented a buck. le revue dressed in newspap Four-H Achievement program the Oregon Wheat League De chael Le Bleu, Lynn Rathbun, T 1 W N Larry Sayrs mad? some good Darlene Eslinger and Marilyn will lie held Wednesday evening eeuihi r I, 5 and 6 In Portland. er dre ;es which the women had Election day was quiet and November 12. All 4-II members, I he smut dockage question n u d e. George Geiser and Velma election night was more so. gains for Moro, running with Smith. is vital to ail wheat growers. R< Ishee were awarded prizes Badges were given for sew leaders, parents, and friends, ROBERT THORNTON People were glued to the radio more agility but about the same won in Other topics covering Youth as the most graceful made and and interested in the national speed. Moro plays Mnupin at ing and outdoor safety. Gold star are invited to participate. Maupin Armistice dav. membership pins were also pre- The cattle grading demonstra Activities, Production and Land th. he t designer. Other prizes scene too much to inquire about sented in addition to second tJon on the W. L. Moy ranch SI l ( | l< E GROUP TO IN IT IA T E 1 -e, \\ heat Disposal and Trans v i? given to Connie Wilson county or district voting. dji s and backyard camper bad- will start at 2:06 p. m. Friday. portation, Federal .Agricultural ii I Katy Wooderson. Refresh- T T W N WHEAT LEAGUE SPEAKER gc Receiving the awards wefe November 7. Cows, bulls, heif- Installation of officers of Program, and Taxation and Le- tm nts of pumpkin pie, apple A consequence of the bazaar pie, ice (ream and coffee were Dr. Walter A. Dew. manager ( armen Royse, Peggy Austin, ers- «nd weaner calves will be the Amercan legion and the Tuesday was the accidental spill of the Pacific district of the Janny McIntire, Betty Haven' inaded and a permanent record American Legion Auxiliary will the (m inty \®h(',it league group. set ved. in g of a pan of buns on the public relations department of Phyllis Watkins, Sally Fields, system will 1 m * established. he an event for ex-service men Sherman county wheat growers street in front of this office. the DuPont Co., will he one of and Merry Drinkard. A lice control spraying dem and women here next Wednes- are welcome to participate In Their car-mashed remains have the speakers slated to he heard Without help the girls prepar onstration has lM*en scheduled day evening at the club hou-e. developing county recommenda MUSEUM STILL OPEN attracted dozens of The Maryhill Museum of Fine ----- ... sparrows ga ai at ine the 25th. annual annual meeting meeting oi of ed ¡a program which included for November 14 and 15. Robert says Mrs. Mollie MV Lachlan, tions for the sta te •meeting, Q Arts, one of the outstanding at thered by some type of bird com the Oregon 'heat Grower L a accordion solos “The Marine Every, extension entomologist president of th Auxiliary and J Discussion program for the tractions of the Pacific North- Q 1 ' i I '(III Si »(I g " and Robert Lauterdale, experi munication sysf.^ thought they w-ould be t ^ ’ i. re Me a long time gue ¡n Portland December 4-6 at by BeiTy m a n d e ra i m eeting has been set as follows: U( t, will he closed for the seA Haven. Carmen Royse ment ‘«tation entomologist, will the Ix»gion. -----’— *• t ^ Multnomah hotel. 9 (M i a. m.—Youth Activities tout now we note that the spar Dew. who ha^ spent years in played “Indian Summer” on the assist with the work. <>n after Sunday, November District Commander Leach of Howard Ro.vs chr. F.afl Gen With many new eSdblts, it la rows have done a good Job as chemical researrn and develop- piano. Janny McIntyre and Sal ^ B o n n e v ille win < one to do try, vlc«( chairman scavengers and are making good n.{ftt work, will discuss ‘ Pro ly Fields tap danced to the OREGON II IS BI ST ( O il thought that many from thi* vi installing and Mrs. Leach will 10:66 a. m.—Production & Land cinity will like t„ visit It (ifh n g use of their fortunate find. And gress in Better Living ", a speech 'Bugle Call Rag ”. Phyllis Wat install for the women, she being I se: IXrn Thompson, chr., Its last open week they are as busy and happv as dealing with fhe growth and kins read a poem and Lily Vau June Volunteer Phantasy, a the district president. The meet- Bob Schilling, vie« “■chairman It is located twelve mile« Republicans. W development of the chemjcal ghan did a combination tap and six year old Jerse v cow owned ing will begin with a potluck 1:00 p. m .- Wheat Disposal & outh of GoMendale, and has baton number. Carmen Royse by John Lindow. Independence, dinner at 6210. T T W N industry and how Its products and Transportation: F L. Watkins, had during the summer of 1952, Peggy Austin sang “Tropi is new world’s cha mpion butter- a feature of the meeting will Talk about a woman getting contribute to daily human need- cal Isle’ c h r, Paul Fraser, vlce-chr. with Carmen at the fat producer for tl re breed. She be the presentation of a picture well over 56,000 visitors. Picnic the last word, consider Ellen He is the author of many 2:36 p. m - Federal Agricultural grounds are available, and aa Merry Drinkard sang completed a 365-dav test recent 305-da of (h ris Schultz, veteran for Borden Stevenson. scientific papers and a number Urogram.-- Hl Id red Zell, chr.. many have not seen the new ex . >f Fortune” accompani lu to top by six pounds a record whom the local post was named, T T W N of U. S. and Canadian pa tents . utty Havpn- GrouP sing- established in 19 ¡3 * by the to the port. All service men. re Kenneth ^>>thcijfl^\ ■ »»■< hr hibits, Including over fifty pic A /^o< Jud laugh, as if of have been granted on his dis- ’i ,ition - he scout< completed the Brampton Fam of Ónt .rio gardless of service organization I'M) I'lx atien << ture from 300 to 600 years old, Repunlii“ is, filled ^h e air. coveries in the chemical field. program- Norris Gllklson, chairman, Al nd the million dollar doll col Canada. affiliation, are invited to come. len Tom, vice-chairman. lection, ! I Moro Loses To Heppner 19-7 In Mild Upset Wheat League Committees Meet Monday <7 © o o o
