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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1959)
FRIDAY, JANUARY », IRMI Arlington. Tlie proposed plans call for a four-lane hlRhway to be constructed to in terstate highw ay 1 TÄMKAA 1*1, th eir seed» In the hope and NOTICE standards and located Sherm an Cnwutu 3<mrual expectancy of producing such Notice is hereby given that the on the southerly side of the wonderful and gargantuan vege Oregon S tate Highway Commis ,»i»l»li'.lie«l E v e r y F r id a y at given in tables. sion and the U. 8. Corps of E n U This hn o tk e M o ro , O re g o n The chances are pretty good but gineers are planning to recon ance-w lth federal laws pertaining F xllto r there are many fa tors thao seeds. till«’* L. I rendi struct the Columbia River High ?o this type Of way (VS 30) between Rufus and it is required that public notire ». «•**"* e,MM* m*tt*r •* V'”, These entail the careful prepara tion of the seed bed w ith spade te g iv T n to enable interested oi t4,nicr«f»» of March t. ItT t. _______ or plow and finally with a rake, parties to request a public hear »orae bending to *ee that seeds are R A TIO N A l IO IT [ng on the subject project. If any properly placed, weeding and cul 4 « H . I BK interested person ties Ires su^ tivating and the seemingly long Thd L n t ’ T A ^ x k ilu b met hearing, a retpiest for Mutual Fu»«l Sl«a»«* job of w aiting to harvest the should be directed to the Shet m with Bob Martin, leader, at the V handiwork of nature and garden- County Court on or before Jan Kent grade school, e handed o WADDtll 4 RtED, INC. uary 13, 1959. record books, discussed feeds and F,,n«po< Ralsing a garden Is not a must OREGON STATE HIGHWAY talked about having meetings af anymore for most folks for the COMMISSION te r school. They will be held the Stores sell garden truck of all E. E. Billings first Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m. The By Floyd Query, kinds. But there is nothing like Box 184 first one will be held at Bill Je raising It to build up for the final The Dalles« Oregon feries’. We will make rope halters, enjoyment. A radish right out of , , n K IA L ( O LNTY 1’ A I ’ L H give reports, have films and prac the ground gives more satisfac tice Judging. We will show ani tion than one right out of the t t l l t x IU F » ION RAIRH $3.0« store and a superb tomato hang mals during the year. Sally Sue ONE YEAR Bibby has her calf. Erin Wilson ing on the vine is evidence of a J A M A R Y 2. I« « » had hers, also June Jefferies and victory equal to more heralded Jim m y Wilson and Pat Jefferies ones. . I.U have calves. Gary Carlson and it is good for man to work w ith fifty nine Ronnk? Mobley have a calf apiece. nature for nature is almost always Thia issue is dat^ , k ' / ’ 'iho' e responsive to his efforts and also Ron Mobley first oi fifty two. W hat tno- The Muffin Mixers met at the scornful of his inattention. He p a p e r, will record depend, o n ' « m ust do his part and there m e home of the leader. MUly F er world an d particularly <>n M itr no excuses.That Is good training rell December 10 and elected of man county. WUiat the people do ficers as follows: Marcia Martin, here will maho the h l,lo ry or president; Denise Miller, vice-pre g u iltier F.'iM -w innm fl Corto««» the year, the news to. the »«• ; sident; Judy Kelso. secrc? ^ yv » □ fla to Evening N ow» N EW YEARS lor 11« n ew , of maay Judv Dunlap, song leader, 1 atty lory of tom orrow —aft*1 it Thompson, yell leader; Judy Per "Some citizens will certainly c o l N rv RAMI.IN’S become the old. rell news reporter. We are going For WOMEN — „ rs, ¿ " - S harlandview grange We th in k there will 1« sunae year In tlK. to give dem onstrations and have . glow t i *W taeV <O n tin iie d fro m Page O ne________ M e e ts F ir s t a m i T h ir d S a tu rd a y s 7.99 and 8.99 change in la m . programs. . I eel- parties and get ready for the AIRSTEPS other type finished stock <>ppor- inu w heat and th at it will make ever engendered; and may spend ea< h M o n th at H:00 P- •••- tunities for livestock with proper county fair. the first day In a painful state oi H e le n lit u k e rt. M a s te r Regularly Price to 14.93 farm ers unhappy but ^ a t U Judy Ferrell inertia. A certain proportion al freight rates and feed grain prices V ’«»i « ,n<'e B rin k , r t , S e c re tary help them in the end. H looks The Grass Valley Livestock 6 99 and 7.99 now as if th< crop will be goo 1 ways make an alcoholic event of RethUdo in « lia p le i \«>- " K ° l s are unlimited for local and Pacific Hub met December 11 at the lifestrides / N orthw est farmers. luce m oisture has come anti we the coming year and others look Meets every second I burs- school house for Its second Regularly Priced to 10.95 Visiting,zA/v. H o lid a y W is h have gotten so used to good crops on it with scorn if they are either day each month. meeting of the year w ith Dan The Sherm an county extension uninvited or unable or unwilling inemliers invited. Moro, Ote. » a poor one would be very ‘»«¡loua, 4.99 and 5.99 agents and staff extend cordial ny Rolfe, president, and Orville Annabelle Kelso, W. M. enough, perhaps, to upset the to take part. GLAMOUR DEBS Dorothy H eater, Secretary But if a person chooses to de and sincere best wishes for the Ruggles, leader. calculation» ot some. We look 1oi Kenny Lemley lead the flag sal- Regularly Priced to 8.95 vonsfruction ot roans to m akt clare his Independence of the hu L u p in e K eheltah Lodge No. l i f t holiday season. We especially want ute. Roll call was answered by _______ __________—*• man ra te for a night on the town Meets 2nd and 4th Tues- to send greetings to the 200 4-H naming a disease of animals. S hen more progress this >car and it is his privilege so long as he days of each month. V isit club m em bers and 45 club leaders, Uiggs bridge to gel si«utt' Rolfe was voted assistant song For MEN — ing members welcome are prophesies— guesses— and doesn’t interfere with others 8.99 and 10.99 leader. Our next meeting will he Ann Miller, N. G. whose inclinations may run to R 0B L EE have no assurance of realization- Helen Martin, Secretary January 9. We are very certain that the different pursuits. Refreshm ents of cookies and Regularly Priced to 17.9.» — Actual experience teaches that M o m L O D G E N o . ” ’ , hum an rare, both abroad and at punch were served by Mrs. Mae Custom Slaughtering by appoint the new year will arrive light on Meets 1st and 3rd rue. 6.99 home, will go on being ami doing m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap Alberty. PEDW IN what it has been being and doing. time w hether each Individual is £ » d a v s in 1.0 O F. hall. Tran Nancy Alberty, reporter ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s -dent and visiting brotheri U cannot change In one year, even there to mark Us advent or not. Regular 11.95 Value's Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. assum ing that it can change at all. A snore cat) welcome the new are cordially •invited. Floyd Haines. N. («• Cali ED 3-2345 for appointment. comer as satisfactorily as a shout. Nations will Jockey lor LeoW atklns. Secretary Fcr CHILDREN — STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com politicians will ponder about how The new year will not resent it if some citizens sleep and are not _ plete painting and decorating much to take from the m ultitude 4.99 Tavloi MillGK A. F. & A. M BUSTER BROWN service, spray or brush. Phone U, please the few, individuals will in the crowd to yell a greeting. * ' Wasco, Oregon CY G-3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E. bicker and quarrel In order to get But It is fun. A w Meets each First and lh lid Values to 7-95 in *’ ery service \\1. do not know where the 12th St. Vern Campbell and their way and elevate their egos. & ' Tuesdays. American habit of celebration for Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn All to the delight of the lew Doug Shull, W. M at reasonable cost ORDER NOW for Spring delivery philosophers who are able to rec the new year began nor if it is Carl Tuggle », Sec. For BOYS — the custom in other countries. We new 3 in. x 40 ft. alum inum ognize the trends. think it Isn’t, in the first place K„,-.-kn I,-I«- ’>»• 121 . ' i f ' ' ' ’1' tubing for Irrigation NOW 35c 5.99 and 6.99 W hen nineteen fifty nine Is BUSTEP BROWN few countries contain citizens able Meets on the 1st anti 3rd jier foot. Couplers and othei gone, on a w inter day 3«3 «lays Discontinuing these Boy Scout Shoes ami Oxfords sixes available. Muller FARM from now, most of us will be heie to anticipate a new year with Thursday evenings each G EQUIPMENT, Wade Rain Deal to m ark Its passing and m ost of quite the abandon of Americans. month. Visiting members cordially Invited to meet with us. ers Case - ('alklns - New Hol 99c ’ us will be wearing the same cloth We are 'lire St will he wonderful hummingbird hosiery doe Heater, W. M. and most others are certain It will land, The Dalles and Moro. es we now possess, will be eating Clyde Gillmor, Secretary * he terrible. Both have l>een right 9-13c ♦ Saveon thse Hummingbird $1.50 Values the same kind of food in the same Funeral Service for a long time. kitchen», hating the same political It is a free country—«at least L eonard ilm a Sm i tl party, reading the same maga Van V d ll B O U uren’s l V II o in some minor details—and if a zines, arguing the sam e q u es man fuels It in Ills heart that a WANTED Director* buster brown shoe store SALESMAN tions with the same people an i little shouting Is In order, let F A I ’ E R I E M E D thinking that we have advanced 3Ci E ast Second The Dalles Phone CY6-256G Phone T h e D alles C Y 6 -3 1»3 New and used cars him shout and If he Is Incapable tow ard som ething other than tin of shouting sol>er let him shout Paid vacations grave. W hether we have or not intoxicated. He has to get It out M E C H A N IC Incentive earnings program may not be so im portant as how of his system. And If he desires General we have enjoyed the year am to go quietly to lied with infinite OADA life, health & how we have Iwhaved tow ard our trust that the new year will a r R O D Y M .W accident insurance fellows. rive w ithout his participation, let Good working conditions him. Both will have their doubts paid for you. the next day,-the one l»eeause he KELT < HKVROLET I’ ° J * " ' i 4" ’ <ira" t ’‘ EDUCATION did an ! the other because he P h on e G R e e n w o o d ft-U b t didn’t. We are all mixed up w ith our evaluation of education because we have become accustomed io P O P I I t I IO N thinking that certain goals of W A S H IN G T O N A N D ; y schooling assure education Ev One oildity concerned with pop eryone know» men ami women illa tio n is that ad 'Itlons are al w ithout much schooling who ate . By c. W ltS O N HARDER very well educate I ami men with ways of a certain age extrem ely young. It is w r y seldom that a /V i« M y * * . *• ’ degrees who have not progressed population is increased by forty in mental training since acquir year olds or what we smugly re in world wide give aw ay When Congress convenes in ing their diploma. January it w ill be faced with big schemes, there does not appear fer to as elders. We need some wav to vain» gest budget deficit the nation has ! to be any thinking tow ard reduc Everyone In a u n io n 's popula education more accurately than tion must go through the usual ever known except when active ing this constant d ra in on the n a tional finances. ly engaged in a fighting w ar. high school diplom as anti aca periods, be children, adolescents, • • • • • • demic d eg ree. We rem em her young married, adults, middle Indeed, during the last session In fact, there are some who „nee talking to a man who hud aged and finally liecome elders of the Congress, the nation's in claim that raising the_natlon»l dependent businessmen, voting been fired from a governm ent Job Yet despite the great increase in debt lim it through the N ational Federation is truck d river because he had births the numlwr of elders has the $30«, billion of Independent Business, re ;„ ,,v two years of college when increased That is partly because level is in e v i quested that this d rain be cut table. the requirem ents were for com the age limit for elders has been dow n, which It was. • • • pletlon of a full college course. se, by law. It is Go and healthy • « « It has « I j Obviously, w ith the govern We nor he. coultl find anvthing or senile, one l>ecomcs an elder ready been an m ent facing a financial crisis, in a college curricula that had a when he has lived Go years. nounced t h a t this expenditure could be cut »Mating on truck driving ability. a request w ill Millen the millions of those quite d ra s tic a lly . be m ade for Many who leave school before born since the w a •, when Ameri • • • . higher taxes .. On the average, on every w o rk earning anv tltl«>s r finely deem cans >uddenly tie hied to prove at a ------- ing day. slightly m ore than 110 and tills ated sheepskins feel their d e ll their |>otenvy bev.md the call of tim e when the C W . H arder m illio n Is given away to some ciency and go on reading until duty, reach that mystical age _______ _ is rocking national economy group of nations for a ll m an ner they ure truly educated ami many when the government decides along in uncertain health. of thing, la rg e ly unaccounted for • • • who do get «egrees sto p tight their affairs they wdl presumably ‘ to anyone. _ tim e the drive for At this • • • there feeling that they have It have .ucum ulated enough credits taxes teem s to be cen i*hus, this forthcom ing session greater made. They <t«». too. We accept In the s«*lal security office to lx* tered on two («»cal p«dnts. One i# of Congress is faced w ith g rave them as educated until th « end able to relax in long awaited »»ase. an Increase to the g u .d ln e tax. | decisions, of their days w hether <h«> make (¡.»odness knows they will have • • • The other Is * still fu rth er In I f hopoa and dreams and letters to Santa Claus I t can take one « «mrae of action crease in postage ratea. fools of them selves or not paid In a go.xl deal Inflation will and furth er Im p a ir the national • • • could keep the peace, we’d never have to worry The national objection to what have retluced i, perhaps into use cred it, create m ore inflation. The reason for increasing the alxmt another war. Rut the cold hard fact is is called eggheai » stems from the lessness. • • • gasoline tax. It is said, is to O r It can take stern and vigor- resentm ent ordinary folks feel — pr’aee cosfs money. m ake sure that work can con By that time the government ous measures and slash govern a lio u t this sort of trade union of tinue on the p ro gram of super may have stopjs'd dangling tlx? m en tal exi enditures to the bone Money for strength to keep the peace. Mon the schooled. The truly learmsl »>ai, of steady, but small, income highways. As previously report- In the non-essential areas. ed in t»ils column, this project is ey for ecience and education to help make do not depend on t h e ir « e g t» *1-• before elders and perm itted them • • • V. V. t s t in f i H on.lt io««i« headed for about tw ice the cost This rem edy to the national and the term eggheads does not more c h o re alxmt work and play |M»ace lasting. And money saved by individuals ' t il l- t t tiip p ril " Hut ih rn t that was o rigin ally estim ated » h r r t x»u bttnk o r trttrk. problem has yet to he tried. apply t«> them. It most often ap We don’t think It is any of the • • • to help keep our economy strong. Every Rond f tr hu» S*w g ifl Ho«»*« « • • plies to those who para«le then governm ent’* business how long o t l J. S a tin g t Sn»p»f»— And it is interesting to note Y et any Increase In gasoline you give this Christm as helps strengthen Amer *« UV «< «H P o il t». attainm ents so as to ca-t douh a man works and if he has paid that w hile m an y officials ta lk ... In the postage la t e , taxe«, or w ill be felt most keenly by tnd«'- that business wants governm ent 9 Peace I r n tv i ica’s Power. on their education. for insurance or retirem ent or pendent business where the us- to "p rim e the pum p” by bigger whatever i, Is called, lx« should exp nditures, this d >es not seem age of * m o to r v e h ic le s and th e I h > able to collect it when due m ails are im p ortan t item s of to be true. MEED < ATYLOG1 I S It is probably the poorest Insur u v rrh ra d On numerous occasions the na- ance c \e i Issued anyway. Here It la the first of the year Rut it is interestin ’ t » note tl< Vs Independent husinexsn»« ” , Suptxi.se, for Instance, that the and time for seed catalogues th a t a ll official attention is cen v« ng th ro u g h th e N a tio n a l I ed- birth rate falls for a period of T h t U S. Goi-ernmrta not pa\ /or (A m adt rrn»inn Tke T rrtu u r\ Deportm ent thanki, er q ’on of Independ- wl Business. tered on raising n orc taxes Al- which in th 'C days of fine color tw enty years and the workers /of their patriotic donatioft. The A dvertising Council and | | , „ . e urged a c u rta ilm en t »• though govi-mmesit em ploym ent p rinting are done In a style to of that period in their adultlKxxl g o v e f n in e p t ’ a non - e s s e n tia Is now at its highest lex el in hi«- make the stomach anxious foi find it .liffleult to da the nation * seems to be I t » -p ».AW* T e o p ’e «Ascn ilng i x t f tory, th e n the ex.client greenery portrayed. thought g" >n fo re d u e in f th « ov n munev. Instead of turning U «□in .mt. to i'siy for the keep e.f It is good business, naturally, lor the elders who have won pen cost And although over |3 0 «v< r (or taxes, ra n and w ill pro m o te h ea lth y b u sin e s s. the «eed men who know that the-e sions. Many pension schemes billions have be« n th r wn aw ay xtiu«»! t»a»««i -■ «f r-u»-«« are million« of gardeners, a m have failed and this one may. teu r and professional, who will fAGbi X BUBKUYN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, ORRGON 300 extension un it members, and the many farm ers and rancher-, we have worked with the past year The new year ahead will surely hold many challenging problems and opportunities. w e are looking forward, as In Xne past, in working with Sherm an • county people—‘‘To help people help themselves.' LEGAL NOTICES Semi-Annual SHOE CLEARANCE Now In P rogress Tremendous Savin gs In M ens’, W om ens’ and C hildrens’ Shoes W ANT A D S P erfection CHAPEL " S M A L L ,.B U S IN E S S ” • • « « • • Give U.S. Savings Bonds SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
