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S H K K M A N C O V N TT JO C B M A ..
MORO, OREGON,
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F R ID A v . M A RC H . . . W M
The school dhildre'n a t Rufus
cliooeeto call th e legltiTOte wheat
cioflbe}, didn’t think the same
grower—by whioh we mean the |h i
gleaned from the same get T hursday and Frida} off for
^ lim ita it C ounty .IJoumnl
farmer Who has land best adapt-
^ ^ .¡ a n o n . They were ln- Spring vacation.
ed
to
wheat
and
a
long
tim
e
re-
divWuakK
Published Every Friday at
cord of giow ing wtheat.
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Certainly the elegantly attired CM A KT M l MEMBEKH
Moro, Oregon
p Beei)e an
d th
fortably
Corn ¡nuance of 90 percent par-
and
the e com
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-- IO BE HONORED
Giles L. French
■»*<**
(<ouhl o n ,y mean further re-
Mr Holbrook are not op-
Anne FuRon Chapte r OES .m e t
_ . . M wend el— m.tur at the auction in acreage for th e legitl-
,
the com forts of modern Tuesday evening w ith Mabel Hav
poin.ific at Moro. O w .n uwkr An [nate groWe r until he was forced tinies and jf such things be pro- en, worthy m atron and
Of C o n « r w . o f M a r c h I. UH.----------- ot]h<?r crop8 to which his land
’_ let k. go on. But as w riters Zell, w orthy ¡Kdron. prebiding.
is not so well «uhed and which
philosophers and observers
Plans were made for the nuex
,M-rhaps the farm er himself is not
„ ¿ „ k in d they wUh he were as regular meeting M an *
N EW S PA P i t
informed about o r interested in. intercsting,y odd as he was before the Charter m em ber^ will >*‘
PU B U S H l t S
The lure th at 90 percent parity ‘ vilizalion made him a sort of a ored anti the member* ■ I
ASSOCIATION
ban for Ito advocates is the lure robot.
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CARD OF THANKS
of quick money, big profits for a
I would like to express my
year o r two.
The longer look
thanks
to friend« who
makes th e glamor of the quick
ed me with m essage- of cheer,
e d it o r ia l
money less alluring and If one Grass Valley
and gifts, while in the hos-
, a T0 M looks forw ard to the next genera Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith had as calls,
pital
recently.
tion stabihty becomes most lm- dinner guests Sunday his parents
Oral Gosson
jxjrtant.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith, Mrs.
^
“ ¡ ¡ i y i a n d Mr., and Mrs A rch
flr. V&
ä V- ä .
O F F H IA I, ( O I M Ì
I’AI’Elt
™uld not, or
- hner a' n from Tbe
Hl BSt B lI’TIOX H A ÏE S .
get hi« bUftln«» out of tlhe haw .
Vernon Bakin, Mrs. Frank
ONE Y E A R ...........................« •* » «(
E. Uayer and Mrs. Bud B rin k e r.
war. Now he 1«***** > *
werv hostesses at a surprise par-
imaglnable gimmick politician.
hfin4)rtnu Mrs Elton Eakln,
MARCH 1«, IBS®
can devise for a little tem porary « > > ■ £ * '* ,
a„ , Mrs. pick
hem chapter and Sherman chap-
W ANT
te r will he guests.
Mrs. Guy Weedman was
comed After 20 y eaw ahsence
Mrs. Joe H ilderbrand after
years absence. ,____
Sherman County Sheriff
The Dalles Ambulance Ser.
407 Washington St.
The Dalles, Oregon
z>» »
.Sfc
at what was Grass Valley Equipment Sc
Loutoe Bakin and Geraldine and
Gloria Todd. The afternoon was
spent visiting. The honor guests
•then opened their card« with a
handkerchief enclosed. Refresh
ments of
-- two blrtlhday cakes,
^ la d , rltz crackers and cheese
and coffee and punch were served
by the hostesses.
fjeonard Bakin, son of Mi. ano
E iton Eakln, was hit by a
car driven by Janice M cIntyre of
Wasco W ednesday after school
his critics. He <™i< mye*y p - - — ing w h a l' we think,
when he dodged from behind he
out the erro rs in fact. Neither
; . . wlldllfe federation Is in school- bus Into the path of the
has he received the support he rh e 'vBdiue *
deal of car. Janice was ('riving slow so
was entitled to Partly
good in the nation by arousing was able o stop Immediately. M s
doubt, lesser citizens felt that the k
lbe dangers of total tniolIIV,
w«m .............—
(mother was
a t the church and
Secretary of Interior needed no
*
some Specle« of anim als wa8 caned and took him to '1 he
assistance.
. . . . . tb at fan to adapt to , )anes w here the doctor took sev-
lt ’has been an unwelcome aru
cad civilization. A means eral stitches In his nose and at-
unfam iliar rule for Sco »m anM e- ^ h JlrX rv ing them should be
Ms bruised knee.
Kay who le n t one to like being
1 Conservation of land is an
M-g. Marie Bartlenhagen, Mr»,
accused of all sorts of
tf>bjwtlve of the federation and a VVHHmm Jefferies an 1 Mrs. Har-
and political crimes wi bout I
necessary one. T h at we ley McKay were hostesses at a
lug able to make few wtrok «
Rnow h(>w l)esl to tayet<e shower for Mrs. Geoige
his own behalf. A man
conserve land lhas not prevented von Rorstel at the fo rm ers home
fought in two World W ars i»n
.... ..
working at the project )ast Tuesday afternoon w ith ahom
man to like the defense as a habit. 11J‘d
1 lH aU eventually result 25 women present. Games
s o Doug Is soon ^
y'>ack In ^ ^ X o r m a t l p n from which oULVe)1 with Mrs. H arry luste-
his l>eloved Oregon
successful way of
w’innng first prize and Mrs.
battle
ith those* Wlho Charge him 'n a y 1 ^ „ c o m
^
uavvrc w
............—
.„„ e h
c a r l von Borstel and Mrs. 1-rank
w ith “give-away" and nothing, we saving f^ ^ Uon
aome prob. ^ on n<>rstel tle(, for second. The
are sure, «0 irks a Scotsman.
own th a l concerns glfts were placed on a lace <ove'-
The argum ent, of course, -
more thoughful members. e(j table decorarted with a stoik.
old one as to development of nat- t
members can differentl- Mrs. von Borstel opened th e many
oral ^so u rces, w hether th e peo-
aM^ me mix,,s
n e r v a t i o n ^ e l y gift-w rap,xd Packages as-
pie should be all«w«lto<>» »o or
fo„ owe<1 lbe more rad- el8ted by Mrs. Gene Reynold«,
th e governm ent only.
The I g and
forests would Refreshm ents of coffee cake and
governm ent boy« \»tlnk
he> leal o
f
J
h
e
n
byffel
should do It all by therns»
, ■
birds with a few elk style at the close of the attei noon,
«„„...bluk- Ilk.- It H d o n . IU th e
pas- S' m ,, <„„l M «. Prank T. Bayer
* i X r o » X nX
the =
ut M t
rad;
thA,,
»no uke to »¿e a .a,, furnikh.
,
t ,
A,u , 1
. .,,(,.,1 rise vail-
The federation has been active
man, lo
long
.
relations
be-
his persetu
OW" defense
will en- nromotlng
p ru m o tln ^ better
b«
*
joy the Ixittle.
Rufus rersonais
Mrs. George Fox
The Rufus grange dance was
fishermen and th a t is certain-
well
Saturday
It
' ¿ l n V " ^ X Vthe f Some-
iX
i a s 't h attended
e fir-l danee
h e ll night.
then- in
Repair at Grass Valley.
I will welcome friends and others to
drop in and get acquainted.
Maybe
there’s something 1 can do for you.
Rudy Koecke
legal notices
CALL FOR BIDS
School District No. 23, Grass
Valley, will receive sealed bids
until 8:00 o’clock p. nt., April 9,
1956 for a new school bus, six or
cylinder, 24 passenger, hea-
eight e
y
l
ton
chassis, two speed axle 6-7 50 *
20, 10 ply tires and ._50 X 2 .
10 ply spare tire, four /p e e d
transm ission, oil bath ah' <lea ,
oil filter, hydro \ac brakes, wi
shield washers. d^ ™ slerS^ ™ i a -
heating and all other specinca
tions to meet the Oregon school
bus code. There is a used bus to
FOR SALF- Purebred unregister-
lraded in tbat may be seen at
ed Hereford bull, 2 yr. old. Grass Valley.
Paul Sather, Grass Valley. 1 h.
The s t r i c t reserves the n g n t
683
2O' lp to refuse any and all bids.
a . ,
Eva Cantrall, clerk
FARMERS, housewives, business _______
..
men, guardians, bank trustees, x o th ' k of FINAL
churches, from coast to coast, ^^ rT L E M E N T
are using proven m utual invest-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
m ent fund
s h a r e s ' in the th at the untiersigned executors of
am ount of over $*-• billion dol-
estate of Leon V. Moore, de-
lar today.
ceased, have filed in the County
WHY NOT get the facts about C ourt of Sherm an County, State
. this modern way of employing Qf Oregon> their final account as
your hard-earned savings foi 8ych executors, and that the 16th
better financial results? For day Qf Aprll> 1956 at the hour of
protection no m atter w hat the
o’clock a m. has -been fixed
future value of the dollar m ay
gaid Gourt as the time for
be. For many forms of tax hearing of objections to said re
shelter.
r ,
por t and the settlem ent thereof.
FULL DATA SUPPLIED, W rite ■
Glayds Morrison
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY,
Cecile Morse
ORE., Mgr. William J. Collins
j ^ o y Moore
& Co., Complete stock and bond
Executors
service.
18 tfn q l . Gavin
FOR SALE- GMC Pickup 1955 A ttorney for Estate
19-22C
£ to n w ith % bed.hychomatic. The Dalles, Oregon
Joe Marsh
From where I s it...
Ladies’ & Childrens’
Sports Wear
Jackets, Blouses, Pedal Pushers
Free Parking Lot
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
OREGON
WASCO
TERRY & M E R R IT T
We apply the best grade of bonded rooting
with 10-15 or 20 year guarantee for different
grades.
Asbestos, Insulated, Roman Brick Siding.
Blown in Rock Wool Insuation.
Let us repair or remodel your home to make it
more modern.
Box 394, Telephone GI 2-5209, Wasco, Oregon
Inform ation
H
"On The Line
I was reading the other day
how a person can get all sorts of
things just by dialing a number
on his telephone.
In New York you can get the
time, the weather, or a prayer.
In Philadelphia it’s the stock re
ports. In Boston a voice tells bird
watchers what’s to be watched
in the park.
Over in Europe, they go fur
ther. Vienna offers a five-minute
fairy tale for kids. In Switzer
land you can get the news in any
of three languages. And a couple
of places have “talking menus"
for desperate housewives.
From where I sit, it doesn’t
matter if ideas are put out by
telephone, through editorials, or
in person—as long as we can take
them or leave them. I happen to
like a glass of beer w ith my sup-
„ per. You may prefer coffee, tea or
branch water. Well, there’s no
harm in “listening” to another’s
opinions . . . but if he should try
to force them on you, it's always
an American’s privilege to sim
ply “hang up!"
Copyright. 1956, United States ärtwers foundation
YOU CAN W IN BOTH
houthern revolt
<
Get th at big car feel, get behind the wheel
Thrill to beauty, power, safe performance, too
When your drive is done, you’ll w ant to order one
•
M ST U N I W iYMiS WITH
of the Chevies you see Dinah Shore
modeling . . . a new Corvette and
a Bel Air 4 Door Sedan . . . b)
answering a few easy questions
and supplying the best last line
to a chorus of “See the U.S.A. in
your Chevrolet" . . . at left!
TOO"
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Own
at all the Chevies
being given away
TWO
neiv Chevrolets for the price of
NONE!
CORVETTES
Ifel A ir 4-Door Sedans
K iddie C orvettes
123 prizes in a ll!
Here’s your chance to win
two new Chevrolets! The
contest closes April 14—and
the earlier you enter, the
more chances you have to
win. So, stop in soon for
your official contest form.
AIR COROITIOHIHR — T IX M R A T IR tl
MADE TO OROER— AT HEW 10W COST.
LET US 0EM0HSTRATE1
n movement
M -' ò
W*lc
ROOKING ■ SIDING • INSULA-
TION, shingles, built up roof-
ing & repairs, asbestos & insu-
lafed siding, blown In rock wool
insulation Call us for an es-
innate. COLUMBIA ROOKING
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CY6-5187
phones
e Dalles.
17 tfn
WHITE STAG
X
X a k-ame unlmal or bird a year, and the I,sal folks pa Iron
X
fX
ln ,w.ler to make a iz.Hl It in a big way. Brnest Chris.
100
for
a
year In order
southern bloc of
topherson’s five piece orchestra
o r g X 'X à 'S '
of < a y a »port for a hunter.
furnished the music. I tie grange
th e suprem e court dictum
women served supix?r at mid
o» «egrogatton
«oLn-(>ei»tion ----
ln «eh<x>H »an tx
night. The next dance is sched
»t
very |x>werful If it wants to he. OI’POHING PROGRESS
uled for Frdny night March 23
Eighty congressmen out of 135
Recently there met In Portland, at 9 p. >m
can
and 19 senators out of ix>
Beebe, editor, when it
S a tu o ’ay waa tlhe first day
many bills and block many Lucius
of the T erritorial which tfhowed signs of spring
pleame
him,
. V 'X rp rlse " p u h l’whed at Virginia here. It was warm enough to lie
more ‘if they 'hang to«e 0 ;e’.
Some of the mowt ", U n the UUv Nevada, and Stew art Hoi- comfortable outside.
The yellow
dans .„ V m
• » P o _
i ^ i vnow
au-
hl<x>ming in in the
the
experienced
’.r the brook,
rtland’s
lx>«t n known
au- <kdsies are seen blooming
world »re o n -th a t Ik»t And
Heebe Was touring in pastures. The birds are busy ga-
voters at hom e bock J '♦
'
1M.,vate car wltih a party of tb e rlng m ateriel to build ne ts.
privait® __ - - - - -
—
they can control th e DemocrotU his
A ft,w Partners having some
X n « - tu .' Perhap«
P " * friertds and suffering none of the
hardship« of life.
aandy land have used the rotary
Tlmt two
of the
their
seeded wheat. I re-
d en
la 1 en-»
election.
tm t iai
»»»’■■•
_
Tlxat
tw o g gentlemen
entlem en VI
u..x boe (>n m
en .-we»i»»«
No one not a radhii <
tyl>ew rlter should have met and ,w ra,ions are being ma e to get
m atter of race relation. •
<nned together 1« not news; that tbe t>arley seeded as soon as t ie
but h a v e s o m r i'ln iw J
|w(>
two ffent|emen
gentlemen who habitually farm ers can get in the fields. Hie
southerners-a mlnoi
.,,nent w rite lovingly of the go»xl old tXKintry roo<te are consklerabl’
alnst their will and lx t ) g
whUe enjoylng the lx?tter te tte r thorn a week ago. Outside
accept negroro
«« lega
, , w eet dkl, a nd of lM.ing roUgh, tlhey can he gotten
to accept
nt-*.
— |o eqt tb e,n new days would
them
new » -v make
_
That 1« a neW . concep< to
,lions
to should,
headlines.
«ver. The ,xnintv
county put gravel in
an<l It will retpilre genet at i
k, often found ex- (be mud boles and smoothed
change It.
.
tolling the »»Id, l» d times when parl of the bus routes.
,gg,ng mlnerato out
Cf<?orge Kox with the help of
The origin ial decWon of »he
____ < ____
„ . L_ Comstock
w.u lode
inrfe that
th at made Trace pje
Pt,uis :uul Bill Huck mov-
court was that some tim
tin« e * was
|
t>e allowed, lhaclal r » ‘
w. so many fortunes In early Neva- txl rbe neon botel sign from Roy
made that difficult
no
^a8 caUsed Virginia City c,rants corner up on their ow n
slble. Now they are reaping
()wve a sort of revival of hard w rn e r of land a t th e Rufus Motel,
results of too m u-h
»«•.
drinking although we think th e Tbe motel sign was obstructing
There is no <1UCK
Neirroe* hard rock m iners of the 1870s tbe vtew of .phe Snow Quren
south has to educate H
vl ,n’ would have put the m odern cock- slgn_
„ „ wl Iln.l •“ 'P P » ;-vr ” X
X
.All ..UAfOT
“ * ’i * .
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AAAI.
productive, ’*‘n ‘ r .n
. X done hLs tonsil« were properly
Meets on the 1st and
ambitious. This will n<
Holbrook, who made his
3rd Thursday evenings
by continued sutijugat'cn
reputation for th a t eort of thing
each month.
Vising
< im « d eouthemero know nil this, rem
to
^ m e m b e r s cordially in-
b etter th an my J"0* 1? ’ " j baVe briety. publteally longs for the
vite(l
nieet "
they - h a v t M
(|gv«
of oiu-»M..w
old-time logging and the
to tell
,v.. them
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<M
yS oi
z/7>Z' Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
<o today 1» "»'"Pjy
, radl. ha'ie ami hearty men wiho did It. clyde Qlllmor. Secretary
It was the hot !»«*>“ •
Neither likes the modern trend £¿^¡5* Rebekah Lodge
ltd
c r t.. the plain
»"• •»*•"*
« * ' wh”
M.‘e ,. 21, and 4th
oeuaed t h e d v l wa
ajT refer
as progress
Tuesdays of each
at It again.
■
lirlng
-phe dictionary says that pro month.
Visiting
nnd friend» of the
_|ntJ
l9 an act of moving forward members welcome,
rabenhorae,
some iwutlon—If I
d H erbert Spencer defined progress L aura Gri
the argument and still the
»M
c, - Vadi
M a ,n»vn..«-n,
- nerogene.- N ............
da 1" Mo
voice« of f»*‘ radicals.
,.kU,..-.nl
tv tow
ard homogeneity, which secretary
merely means a movement to Mon, i <<MIgr No. 11.»
ward »»elng more alike and lew
1st and 3rd
HO PEB< ENT PARITY
Vlfferent.
, . „ Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
Wc th in k it a m uch nuTte I n te r b a ,| T r a n s lent and
It will now lx» m irprM ng If tbe
, inu w orld w hen t h e r e i n .- v I m , ing bi ot het y i r e |
, "
diverse elements In It.
tally Invited,
Renata f t w «• “PPP0^ . ! ! ’. . . ? ^
tln aan e of » P » « « * P',rl'>
when there Is variety and when Jobn Shipley, N. G.
anv of the five basic crop»-
men are different and indepen-
W at)Gns, Secretary
five xrope have ever »*cn priced dent and willing to say *> H » h a t ---------- -----------------------------
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«» high, other producers recelv 1« what Mr. Beebe and Mr Hoi- Rr tb |,.hrm Chapter No. 78 O.K.H.
Meets every second ami
‘T e r t . t n i y -he • «
t ? . . S " ! " ! : , , n B o o n '"
.nurth Thui'»lav in each
^
e
l a
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Ä
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" in " .....
month; visiting members
Invited. Moro. Oregon.
V
X
,
'- ï ï ! 1 own" î thev dote men didn't go »“
Dorene Hall, W. M.
same kind of school, dldn t drive
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
a« far south «« Alabama
the same kind of vehicle, dldn t
‘the
same
»»rami
of
advertls-
South Carolina ore
wear
to eternal detrim ent of wtiat
Box 119.
ITATE \Q D E PAINT CO. com
plete pJm ting and
service, spray or brush J
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
Vern Campell and Jack N u l.
The Dalles. Oregon
3sun
wel WANTED: MEN-WOMEN who
are interested in making some
and
extra ca3h selling Scotchplite
two
Mail Box signs th at shine at
■
nite also house num bers and
door plates-q u ick sellers- big
profits. Ideal for retired per
Ambulance Service
sons. Free sale outfit. Illum in
available anywhere any-
ated Sign Co. 2942 1st Ave. S.
Minneapolis, Minn.
18-20c
time.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
Phone CY 6 4801
Meat cutting, - wrapping,
S
t’ sharp
Grass
freeze. K en n y s Market, Grass
or contact
Valley, Oregon Ph 242
4T«n
McKAY TO BATTLE
- —
~
and 'S d
In coming back to
m e as
«» a senatorial candidate on both your
file
Doug McKay reminds us of an tb e politician« leave him alone
old rhym e that goes something Removal of the government fro
agriculture m ust needs lx? a slow
like this:
process. Burt it should begin.
“ I’m wounded, the noble Scots*
man «aid,
I’m wounded but not slain
W ,.J»L IF E WEEK
Next week Is wildlife week and
I ’ll lay me down and bleed awhile
the national federation and th e
And rise and fight again."
state associations affiliated there-
Doug .......
McKay
lias »>een on . the 1
.. —
ire asking that som ething-
defensive while in
cabinet ant:
U e ‘a bU( ln fa c t__be said about
unable to spend .hUs time ca rry Q
Lhat request we are will-
Tom Moore,
Oregon
ADS
C H EVR O LE T
\ f
Chevrolet-s own Din.». Shore « e n on NBC Tel.vi.ion every T u e« i.y and Thursday
V •VÍR»!
Amenci’s Favonte-by a Margin of
24 Million Cars!
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY
523 East Third Street. The Dalles, Oregon — Phone 2166