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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1957)
FAAB 4 aouotMA X CO UNTY JO URNAL, M O RO , O R E G O N F R ID A Y , N O V EM BE R 29, 1957 A G rau Valley and Bob Cyphers anJ Glen V irtu e of Moro won the tu rke ys and Joy By Mr*. A. F. Balzer A nn Brady, f e r r ie Peters, Mrs. About 100 attended the T h a n ks Art* S c h illin g Qf Grass V a lle y and g iv in g d in n er held at the K ent D ick W ilson o f K e n t and Ia m a r Moro won the- l^egion hall Sunday sponsored by Shoemaker o f candy. <• the Legion and a u x ilia ry . The room and tables w ere dec orated w ith holiday greens, ye l Church Holds Party low candles and /a ll flowers. .Mrs. J. W. Blagg, chaplain o f A p a rty was held at the Baj> the local u n it, gave the T h a n ks tls t church F rid a y evening fo r g iv in g prayer. A fte r the .. b - o u n tifu l the Sunday school class in clu d in g tr lm ' chlWren fro m the 8th. 7 th and 8th ™?._Borsl.el grade». Mrs. Iva n Blagg anti Mrs. presented the W ilson sisters, w ho Bud B rin k e rt supervised the entertained w ith a flu te solo games u n til Mrs. K enneth ,„ ,vl>1 Todd, bV .Nan.c v a c o m Pan led Jjrs. D ick Reckman and Mrs. B ill PUn° Todd had the ta ffy made and all had ® P®°Pfo w hn enjoyed p u llin g and eating the had attended G irls and Boys State u f f y . last June were presented, am ong Am ong th e people In The Dalles ?i K ,rke ,,e Bon- F rid a y were Mr. and Mrs. H. O. nle Scbaumberger o f Moro, W ile y I)ugger( M ra. John R u st, M r5. ‘ r ent and Karen W ilso n Oran Raven and son, Juanita Me* also of K ent, who gave an interest- n aIn and gon, and M r and Mrs. ing re p o rt o f her week at G irls Bert Cox. , State and played recordings o f Mr. and M rs’ * Don K arl and > Mrs. R in a r d M a rtin took a group ». Mc^ achl>n, presi- Of young people to The Dalles u * * ,o r° ' u n il and Com- F rid a y evening wh^Te they were iu>n tv kjn y ?^ ark ° r <leorge guests o f the young people of the u r« s? ° k ® b r,e fly- Baptist church fo r a T hanksglv- j, . e b *>f Wasco, ing dinner. Those going were De- u S ! ! * * .P7 Bkh>nt’ «ave high ana M a rtin , J u lia Bayer, Peggy ¡ i l m the recent tra in in g con- Reckman, Florene Crews, A lfa hl P o rtIa n d - sbe also Jean Payne, Mona E a kln , V irg in ia o?n. aOniT the e vw ,ts at Todd, K atie Reckman, M ike Todd, a counselor attended M John E8* 1" and H arvey Sargent. I cI)ona,d Headlamp A im ing It Easy with Naw Dade« « Ruggles ranch. Results o f th is tr ia l and others on ranches over Ore gon should provide valuable In fo rm a tio n fo r general use the fa lU o f 1958. ( nflucnza I s T h « I talian N or » F or 'Ì nflucmcs ?' The Oregon W heat G rowers league annual meetSlg fe. sched uled fo r Pendleton December 5, 6, and 7. A gooçl program is planned and attendance by any wheat ^grow er w oul3 be profitable. AsFROLOEY-PWlpED v M o th er can aim the headlamps on the fa m ily car today just about as fast as a trained mechanic does it w ith new mechanical aimers developed b y the headlamp manufac turers. She can do it in less than five minutes, and accurately, too! H ere, Mrs. H. B. B ailie, w ife of the M anitoba Commis sioner of M otor Vehicles, and her daughter Nancy, prove the point. T hey were prize winners in a headlamp aim ing contest sponsored by the Autom obile Manufacturers Association at a recent conference of the Am erican Association of Motor Vehicle Adm inistrators in Roanoke, V irg in ia . The contest emphasized the importance of having headlamps aimed prop e rly fo r safe night driving. p o c t o r s jn M th C entury Z thlk THOUGHT T N C PIS C A SE P U E w influence OF TH E STARS- H EN C E TH E N AM E ELU* R egistration of producers is necessary before v o tin g In the Beef Commission referendum . As sessor C la ir Balzer says 259 Sher man countlans had one head o r more o f cattle last January 1st. A ll o f these producers are eligible. I f anyone did not receive a re g istra tio n slip they may register at the county agent’s office at the co u rt house in Moro. Perennial weeds arç a constant th re a t to o u r cropland. F ifteen Sherman co u n ty fa rm e r* have had Mexican W horled or N a rro w Leaf M ilkw eed Infestations th is fall. F ra n k von iBorstel has located a sm all patch o f Canada T h istle . T his noxious weed exists in the ditch going th ro u g h 'G ra ss V alley and could be present in several locations In the Grass V alley-K ent area. * + J he M S ' FLU EPIDEMIC RILLED £ 5 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 - — N E R I CAN M O R E THAN ¡ 7 TH CEH- poughhoys tury E urope ' s B lack S u Í etre RS DEATH— M O ST DEATHS SUFFERERS. n w PNeU- MONIA WHICH FOLLOWED /S r EJENT E P ID E M IC C A N P R O D U C E C O M P L I C A T IO N S . 0 O T M O D E R N M IR A C L E DRUGS N O N con trol p n e u m o n ia . S o doht f f € F R IG H T E N E D . 0 U T D O F O U O H F A IT H F U L L Y A D V IC E O F LOCAL HEALTH A U T H O R IT IE S . The Pomona and subordinate P r e v e n t F l u ' s spread , cover Grange a g ricu ltu ra l com m ittee E akln, V ic to r Johnson, D anny ^lrs. Donald C lo d fe lter was members have prepared m ounts COUCHS A N P SNEEZES, A V O ID An announcement was made N r. and Mrs. E lm e r Sondenaa M a rtin , T om m y B arnum , Ken- hostess to the bridge clu b a t her o f some o f the mon? common per- F A T I C U E , E A T PROPERLY. that g ift« foie the G ift Shop are to Penny and L yn n , a rriv e d F rid a y neth Blagg and Francis G a b rie le , home T hursday w ith dessert lun- " ^ 7 w ^ t a ^ T h e w mounts' w ill U s e disposarle paper service be le ft w ith Mrs. H a rry Hooper fro ,n Toledo and spent the week Mrs. B ill R olfe and Steven a n d .ch e o n follow ed by cards at tw o R IP E R CUPS COME IN H A N D Y before December 1, end v is itin g the A. von B o rs te ls .' Mrs. T. M. R olfe were business' tables. Mrs. H erm an Peters held be exhibited at the Grange halls and offered fo r e x h ib it at th e Co / , ¥ NALL D IS P E N S E R S -F O R O ther out o f tow n members Mrs. F ra n k vOn Borstel was a call- v is ito rs In The Dalles Monday. high score, Mrs. C lodfelter second op offices in th e county. tp / A S K K ROOM USE. And friends present were Mrs er there Saturday evening. M r. «Mr. and Mrs. G uy V in tln of and Mrs. A lfre d Kock won the C opyright 1467, J .V .C la r k » ,, Perform ance o r production test- I^eta E slinger, Mr. and Mrs Ix w ls * nd Mrs. F ra n k Sayrs and T o n y C arlton came home w ith M r. and consolation and tra v e lin g prizes. Kather, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelso had d in n er w ith them Sunday and Mrs. F ra n k T. Bayer Saturday, af- Others present were Mrs. H a ro ld Ing is g a in in g In interest each . .------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- w heat and flo u r Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Busse and afternoon callers were Mr. and to r they had spent a week w ith E akln, Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. A. «’Tear. M ajor beef breed assocla- county extension ggents assist In- Tills c o u n try ’s Vee, Mrs. George Geiser and M r Mrs. Fred von Borstel and M r. them . The V in tin s and Bayers le ft F. Balzer, Mrs. Ted K e lly o f tlons. representatives, research terested' breeders o f , beef ca ttle exports d u rin g the fir I s t fo u r and Mrs. C la ir Balzer, ail of M M oro oro «nd Mrs. Ernest Patjens of Shan- Tuesday fo r Sheridan to v is it rel- K ent and Mrs. Jo? Peters o f Moro and extension personnel an? meet- j n se ttin g up u n ifo rm records and m onths, J u ly 1 thro u g h October atlves and w ill go to C o rva llis and were guests. . - .r? Ing In Chicago in Novem ber to grade the cattle. 31, o f th e c u rre n t m a rke tin g year and M r. and Mrs. B ill Reid o f lko Wasco. d ra w up a set o f p rin cip le s fo r In d iv id u a l-a n im a ls are identl- w e n e ^o n iy^fo n r-fifth s as large as Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor A storia to v is it relatives l>efore ^ ,ra * H arold Owens, Mrs. M arie production testing. fied, weighted, graded, and re- in the s a t y months last year. The stel and fa m ily spent the week re tu rn in g . A d ria n A rn e y a rrive d last Sun- B«rd«nhagen and Mrs. Gordon cords ke p t of th a t in fo rm a tio n to- drofc in * r tp o r is Is due alm ost en- end In P ortland as guests of her gather w ith a record of the gain tire ly g re a tly reduced e xports parents, M r. and Mrs. John Jen day from S ilve r L a kX ^o v is it the l«en' l ey were hostesses at a lay- __L ,..L » P Priiei Awarded w lfe ette shower, honoring Mrs. B ill lng o f beef cattle?” you m ay ask. o f each anim al. A ll o f the research to W estern European countries, L?n Garlands and to ta kins. , h e r e ^ ohnaon a l lh< fo rm e r’s home W ell, I t is based on tw o sim ple and feed u tiliz a tio n exp e rim e n ta l w here an a ll-tim e record crop was ¿ °° at,endtfd the . Mr. . . . ___ ... . . . orm . . . . an . . . Ziegler home aftei4 spending a and « Mrs. H N ovem ber 18 w ith 18 women pre- facts. F irs t, th a t in d iv id u a l beef w o rk th a t has been done, in d i- harvested th is year. k’ v . !? Moro ?,Unday n lg h t When Sr., accompanlied Mr. and Mrs. sent. Mrs. Katie Wtooderson w on anlnw la d iffe r In their a b ility to g a i ^ r s Wnd to b i t h ’ n tr “ ’ mana#er o f Sher Carl Z iegler o f The Dalles to P ull- A new extension fa rm b u ild in g the prize fo r the game played. P«t on gains. Second, the rate o f the most e ffic ie n t anim als'and the plan u,.. . , eater> a fte r the show gave man Saturday and spent the week W p d d in f f O h s e rv e d “ Mangers and Feeding -w a y tw o tu rke ys and fiv e boxes end v is itin g E m anuel E allnger at W e d d in * ° bs( rV e d Mrs. Johnson opened the m any <®ln Is an in h e rite d characterls- most p ro fita b le k in d to keep. Floors fo r D a iry and Beef C a ttle ” lo ve ly g ift wrapped packages, as- tic th a t is tra n sm itte d fro m sire «J° the ,u cky numbers, the W illis E slinger home. The Max B row n home was . . . • has been received fro m the A g ri- Janl« Me Kean d rew the num bers St llb e stro l Im p la n ts are an ap- c u ltu ra l E n g in e e rin g Dept., OSC. scene of a wedding F rid a y even stated by her stater, Mrs. Edgar »nd dam to the o ffsp rin g . B y sel- A lle y. Refreshm ents of coffee- ecting breeding stock w th a b ility proved livestock pro d u ctio n prac T his plan and m any o thers on M r. and Mrs. Len G arland were ln g when Mlss U ia Hubbard, da business vis ito rs in The Dalles g h"ter of Mr.” and Mrs. WfcBr / l * ake- Pineapple d e w r t and coffee to put on gains, it is possible to tlce th a t means d o lla rs and cents equipm ent and b u ild in g p lans' are Saturday. - H ubbartF of K lam ath Falls scrved- ^ 5 5 * f“ 1 g a ln l" g calv* s_ 7 ™ I n . Hve®?o ck/ « « W Increased available fo r use vo f Sherman Mr. and Mrs. F ra rA vor .Bor- the brlde o f James McDonald, Mr Mra ««a, ta see. the sire contributes h a lf the gains o f H to f t pounds per day county farm ers at the co u n ty stel’ le ft F rid a y Novem ber l f r fo r son Of Mrs Cecil Floyd of Mosier. r . in h e rita n ce In every calf, so sel- can be expected on 600 pound agent’s office. i.ittr hi« mniKaw . . . The _ _ . L _ _ are the m e “ parents oi a P ortland v is itin .» g his m o th e r . en- Ix?ach read „ * ’do11 o f «a ln in « b u lU ls cattle 1*1 ng fed fo r slaughter. Re- The aaawera lo everyday route, fro m there they w ent to (.erem onv In the presence o f 35 er k o s n itL N n v V m L r is ve ry in p o rta n t In th is p ro d u ctio n commended dosage is 30 m ili- laearance probfene* Roseburg to v is it th e ir son, F ra n k re la tive s and friends. Miss A nne b :r i h d Pv an„ i P 6 f b ® " d „ testing p roject, records are es- gram s and cost is 10 cents per Hy Frank Ketter Jr., and back to The D a lle . Wed- Brown « ¿ ^ 1 Love You T r u ly " •**” * ° th a t head o r less. Several Sherman enables •If yoa’R addraaa year owa taaar nesday when? Mrs. von B orstel accompanied hy Mrs. O rv ille Rug- t i l l be r e r n im b S e ^ h e r T a a M M p rom ising anim als pan can be Identl- co u n ty farm ers have trie d th is ■■<* uaestiona to thta efflce, we'll accompanied M r. and Mrk. Eugene a.es ♦he family . » 21 “ J , . . !! system w ith good results. fled. . . v . A rden Squire, a siste r o f Mrs. try to give yon the correct ans A m id o n of M oro to the d in n e r at 8 Phe L bride given ♦o limit The rancher needs to have liv e In m arriage by W)en M r and Mrg Eben Ree U. S. W heat E x p o rt o ff 20%: wers end there will he no charge the Junior high school in honor of her fa th e r wore a w altz length r?turned tbe Ia8t o f week fro m g stock scales, as re g u la r in d iv id u a l ♦he cost •r ohligB<ton-o< aay kind. w o I f au a ll ca ttle e a are necessary M ark H a tfie ld , secretary of state. gow n Of * blue to lo tte d sw S W I lsr S S over triD to po r ,ia n/< anrt A_ w eights e ig n ia O v atu r r iiectisaary ♦o its n o d s or wishes. The von Borstels re tu rn e d home w h ite nylon taffeta and <arried a t v|siI in a w«»*œunded p ro d u ctio n test- vx q Thursday. w h ite Bible. Mr. and Mrs. Max 2? ing Pr<* ram And, o f course, any r e r k in .S ily and to see the new nephew. Im provem ent program is no bet ir e d Braack of W eiser, Idaho, B ro w n were th e ir attendants. Optometrist ls here v is itin g at the A. von B o r A reception was held fo llo w in g A reception w ill be held at the te r than the records kept b y the <IMH stel home. the ceremony. A fte r the b rid a l (X ^ L i’e llow hall Sunday December bre^*«r. ritoh 405 R. 2nd St. couple cut the firs t piece o f the 1 iro n » 2 to 4 p.^m. honoring Mrs. Extension anim al husbandman S herm an ch ap ter OES w ill have (bree tiered w edding cake, made C h a rlo tte B arnett, color bearer I rom Oregon State college and Tel. CY0-5362 The Dalle«, Ore. K ttU U V AVE. th e ir re g u la r m eeting Tuesday by \frs . Joe Hamond, It was cu t fo r the Rebekah Assem bly o f Ore- Q U ESTIO N ; Do ljta u ^g ix e people evenlng Decemlx?r 3. Please b rin g and served by Mrs. Ralph Rust, gon. E veryone Is c o rd ia lly Invited. have any statistics w h ich show y o u r g ift fo r the guests at the an aunt o.f the bride. Mrs. O rv ille Mrs. B ernard M a rtin and Mrs. what c u h m m , the most fire«? Eastern Star and Masonic home Ruggles ¡«resided at th? coffee ser- James E a rl were v is ito rs In Shan- at Forest Grove. vlce an J Mrs. H ubbard, m other o f iko and T yg h V alley last F rid a y, ANSW ER: Yas and haligve i t o r B ill Rolfe, Scoutmaster, and the bride served the punch. . M r and Mrs g m Ith o f not, matches and smokers' care Ivan Blagg took the Boy Scouts of lessness are responsible fo r m ore C o rva llis a rriv e d F rid a y and spont fires than In y ether *)><!< cause Troop No. 362 to the Boy Scout the weekend w ith his parents, M r. cabin on Mt. Hood fo r The week and Mrs. Don S m ith. I«arry is a end. E n jo y in g the tr ip were Mal Rebekahs Entertain Frank Ketter Agency The Gras« V alley Rebekah lodge studenl a l Oregon State college. colm E slinger, B yron Bayer, John Valley. Os*. 1%. 441 Mrs. H elen B a n ry and Mrs. Les No. llS T n e t at the IOOF hall W ed P ortland nesday evening fo r a regular meet te r B arnum w ere In ing. Airs. Jack Brady, noble grand, on business Monday, going down ’ presided w ith 23 members p re Sunday evening. sent. Election of o ffk e rs was held w ith Mrs. Claud Bayer, noble grand, Mrs. W illa rd Rolfe, vice- ^ W n i. grand; Mrs. E a rl Olds, secretary and Mrs. Clyde S tradley treasurer. County Agricultural Agent A fte r the m eeting a p a rty was held fo r members w ith b irth d a y s Release o f Troie ne (ET-57), o r w edding anniversaries In Npv- a system _ ___ ___________ fo r the ic Insecticide eitil^er. I hose w ith birthdays were co n tro l o f cattle grubti, ham o»« Mrs. Herm an Ztogler, Mrs. A rt ah!ed lim ite d tria l o f tha chamlcal A j S< h illin g and Mrs. James Easter? on the O rv ille Ruggles ranch. Those w ith anniversaries were Grass V alley, th is fa ll, states T. M rs., A rt S chilling. Mrs. Claud w . Thompson, county agent. I laYeL 2 * r8, ^ arie Rra*’.v. M rs. T w e n ty-five head o f weaner calves I/ila E. B a rn e tt, Mrs. Jack Adams, w en? treated N ovem ber 5 w ith and Mrs. Sam A lb e rty . Refresh- the new m aterial adaptable to (J O IN T H f M A N Y THOUSANDS OF " inents of p u m p kin pie w ith w hip- spraying and not as vet o ffic ia lly OREGON PEOFtE W H O ARE TAKING THESE STEPS i«ed cream and coffee was served released. ET-57 is adm inistered to TO A FUN-FILLED CHRISTAAAS SEASONI) >y Mrs. W illard Rolfe and Mrs. cattle o ra lly in the fo rm o f a large X»nald von Borstel. pm holus. I t circutetea w ith *>F 1 7hw uou Know .. p PûrU „ . I/T. tltlS G. ,¿VITATIOS TO For h o lid u y c lie c r MOVE . Christmas County Ramblin’« « c i 1’« ' HERMITAGE itt Jiatidsom e h ofidtiy d re ss YEARS OLD THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY OBTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY . 8€ PROOF V ^>The Home Extension u n it met at tbe school house Wednesday a fte rn o o n e w ith Mrs. Boyce Blay- lock, T h a lrm a n , conducting the meeting. The topic fo r the day was “ C hristm as Decorations” , w hich was demonstrated hy Mrs. Bernard M a rtin and Mrs. James Karl. Mrs. H arold Owens and Mrs. Estel H a rtle y served cookies and coffee a fte r the meeting to Mrs. B laylock, Mrs. M a rtin , Mrs. E a rl, Mrs. W illa rd B arnett, Mrs. Sim Duncan. Mrs. Malcolm Fzslinger, Mrs. Joe Hammond, Mrs. W allace May. Mrs. W illa rd Rolfe. Mrs. O. N. Ruggles, Mrs. H a rry S tark, Mrs. C u rtis Neal, M rs.' C lyde Sti nlley and Mrs. Ivan Blagg. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M a rtin and ^ V a n n a w ill leave Tuesday fo r B o rla n d on business and fro m there w ill d riv e to Monterey, Cal., m ,b e ir nephew, Pvt. I^ ro .v M a rtin , w ho is stationed at F o rt ()rd - v ' Mrs. Oian S tark. Mrs. W. D. B arn e tt and Mrs. Harold Owens and Douglas, were business v is it- ors in The D a lle *re c e n tly and also vlslte d Mrs. B ertha M atthes.. the body flu id s o f a treated anim al and destroys the grubs th a t have burrow ed Into thQ flesh. I t is the I lrs t system ic insecticide th a t b a r p ro ve n capable o f destroying Ifrubs In an a n im a l’s body, E xtensive experience d u rin g the Past three years b y state and fode^J research w o rke rs has shown th is system ic insecticide to be an effective means o f control- hng cattle grubs. C attle grubs are larvae o f heel fliea. Grubs caused an estimated $100 m in io n in damaged Aieat and perforated bides In the U. S. annually. T ria ls on the Ruggles ranch w 'ill be vompared to untreated ahlm als to determ ine success. TY«e Past years experim ental tria ls have shown 85 - 95®e control, Check o f treated and Untreated anim als w ill he made In March and June W «-determ ing success. Tw o c h e c k !*« re necessary since tw o types o f cattle grubs, com- mon and n o rth e rn , exist In the area Thompson states. Oregon State college research and extension e ntom ologist aastat- ed in the tria ls established on the - r e s ig n y o u r a M u « > ;n h ia . c a rd , a n d le t th e t e lle r k n o w h o w m u c h y o n can p u t a w a y C K h w eek (5 0 c , $ 1 0 0 , $ 2 .0 0 , e tc .) t o w a r d n e x t y e a r » C h ris tm a s fu n . H U I'S MOW CHSISTMAS CIU« WO»KS *U k « » WMkly Oafawh •« $ .5 0 1 .0 0 Tow Bwcwtew Total A « r o w ! Rlwa Iwtwewaf $ 2 5 .0 0 50 0 0 200 100 0 0 3 .0 0 150 0 0 500 250 00 10 0 0 500 00 . 4^ Sherman County branch N A T IO N A L B A N K OF PO gTLA N O • u rti •V . (