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PAG K 2 SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON S h e r m a n (County J o u r n a l i'u b lie h r d H vrry F r id a y a t M u r » , Ort*g«»ii G ile s L . F i r i i h E d ito r FRIDAY, NOVFMBFR 23, IBM get reeords at the library and go into a booth to listen to words spoken corree;tly and se menees which grarnm aticall v formed .should lx? a iot easier than learn- ing by rote ais was the •c ustom. One day a big blond boy with “football squad” on bis over- blouse tot k a record on Swahli and k- a sharp Chinese or Japanese ed for one on German. What a country lx*y won’t see when he shakes the stubble out of his eyes. ‘W, they were away. 1«T «1UIOT1 A nurnlx*r of peopl rom here were in Corvallis ft r the home- coming an»i football game there Saturday. Among those making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg, who drove on to Eugene after the game to visit with their sons, Lee and Terry; Mr. and Mr. I^arry Kaseberg, who spent Sunday and Monday at the Portland Air Base before re tu rn ing home; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skiles 'J r . and Mrs. John Foss, Mr. and Mr. M arvin Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee ami Delores. L. E. Kaseberg remained in Portland to attend the Inland W aterw ays m eeting the first of the week. Mrs. Kaseberg returned to Wasco Sunday in order to drive to Pendleton w ith her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Foss, Monday, where they attended the funeral of an aunt. Mr. K aseberg then returned to Portland to rejoin her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Belahae and Delores were involved in a ndor accident on th eir retu rn trip when their car struck a rock on the highway west of Hood River. They receiv ed no personal injury, but it was necessary to have their car towed to a garage. The W. S. C. S. of the Wasco Meth»xiist church met W ednes day, Nov. 16 w ith 14 present. Gifts for the Methodist Home’s annual H arvest Tea were brought to the m eeting to lx? taken to (Continued on page three« TO THE EDITOR; As a long tim e landow ner of considerable acreage in Sherm an N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L and Wasco counties, we were ap palled and disgusted w ith your article concerning hunters in the 7« November 4 paper. Our long exjMUience has been that the average town and city hunter is an honest and respect ful individual. For years we have been hearing of alleged depreda by P a u lin e B ro u g h to n Guy Andrews was taken to The tions, crop damage, projx*rty O FFICIA L COUNTY PA PER Dalles hospital last week for ob damage and stock damage. It has servation and possible surgery. He been our experience through close NI’BSI RIPTION R A T E S association with these farm ers $3.00 was somewhat improved the lat who claim these alleged injuries ONE YEAR ter part of the week and it is that tiie greatest ix?rcentage of NOVEMBER 25, I960 ho|M*d surgery will not lx* neces them are out ami out fabrications sary. His sister-in-law, Mrs. Meta of the tru th or caused by F arm er THANKSGIVING Noswotty, of California, is stay hunters themselves, solely for the We do not always follow the ing with Mrs. Andrews and will purpose of giving tiie farm er and custom of w riting an editorial remain until Mr. Andrews shows landowner a moral excuse for about holidays, except the Fourth definite improvement. The bake sale Friday, sponsor acting in an undem ocratic m an of July when we urge readers to ner and posting his property so spend a little time with the Dec ed by Marian Relx'kah lodge fo r that no one but he or his j>erson- laration of Independence Hut we the benefit of the World Eye al friends receive the Ixmefits of Bank netted over $30.00. do rememlier them once in a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haines any fish or game, which inci while. were In The Dalles Saturday for dentally is public property, that For tw enty years this county might lx* on ids lam, at any given has had much to l)e thankful for, medical treatm ent. While there time. they lunched w ith their son-in- good crops and prices more con Your article stated deputizing sistent and more satisfactory than law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. all landowners in opposition to for any other sim ilar period In George Darrell. Mi1. Darrell, who socialism. Are you advocating a the county’s history. Materially has ix*en hospitalized for some jxillce state w here everyone in we are well off. We may not l>e time following injuries received forms on everyone else, including spiritually for some are always in an explosion at Harvey Alum his neighbor, friends, and rela wanting a little more even though inum, was spending the day at tives? Don’t say it can’t happen they can’t say right quick what home on furlough from the hos here in these United States. It pital, but returned for more su r It is. has happened to other countries gery ami treatm ent. We are thankful for what iias many times over. Or have you Mrs. Augusta Royse will accom gone before, not what may come forgotten the Gestapo, the M. K. In the future. Thus even R epubli pany Mr. and Mrs. A1 Dormaier V. D. and the Italian Secret to Portland on Thanksgiving, cans can I k * happy for an eight Police? Many farm er’s sons, along year surcease in the infationary where she will visit her son and with men from cities and towns daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Otis trend that cut their dollars in Royse and family. The Dormaier went off to war to prevent this lu ll family will ,x? holiday guests of sort of thing from happening here. We do live well and never have Mrs. Dormaier's mother there. This seems to lx* a very danger so many Iteen able to send so Wasco was well represented at many youngsters away to school. the Fashion Show, sponsored by ous solution to a simple problem, It used to ix? finances that kept the Daughters of The Nile, in that of landowner vs. sportsm an. our young folks from going to Portland last Thursday. Attending You speak of socialism where the school; now it seems to be ability from here were, Mrs. Gordon s|x»tsm an could run over your land at their discression. The and that is som ething to Is* th an k ii n i • i M11 R ober 11| ih Mi ful for. Sherman county is devoid Art Smith, Mrs. C. W. Walker paramount danger of what you of shacks such as many live in In (from The Dalles), Mrs. A rthur advocate lies here — under our other places and It has a high Sargent, Mrs. Rena Shepherd, form of government tiie m ajority level of electricity use, telephones Mrs. Carl Tuggle, Mrs. Gladys can vote legislation that binds and most of the oth er gadgets Zell, Mr. and Mrs. Paulen Kase- the minority. The town and city cham bers of commerce use to in b<*ig, and Dr. and Mrs. Frank sportsm an far outnum ber us dicate prosperity. Reid. Mr. H arper and Mr. Tuggle landowners. If they choose to vote Being thankful is a way of be made the trip but did not attend legislation that would discrim in ing happy. Thankfulness means the style show. Mrs. Kaeberg’s ate against landow ners then we that we appreciate w’hat we group won a door prize, a repeat are bound as citizens, under our have. If we do not we are u n performance, as she was also a present democratic process to happy discontented and in no w inner at last y e a r’s presentation. abide by that law. We think it is to our advant mood for a holiday started by a Also noted at the affair were Mis. set of forebears who were happy Alice Anderson and Mrs. Estrehe age as landow ners to try and because they had survived, grown Hailey, form er Wasco residents, keep the understanding of these |x»tential voting masses. We are u crop of corn and not lx?en killed now living in Portland. by Indians. Mrs. Leona VanGilder enter not going to acquire their under Perhaps the more we have to tained the members of the Till,- standing by continually fru stra t feel happy and thankful about cum Club at her home last T h u rs ing tiie greater num ber of them the less we are Inclined to feel day. Table decorations and scot“ by jxisting "NO TRESPASSING” that way. If so we need a spir cards carried out a Thanksgiving signs. itual overhaul. An after thought—quite a few • H eating a house w ith motif. W inning high honors at of the town ami city hunters tax out w eather stripping or bridge was Mrs Elva Dehler. Mrs. insulation is like trying VanGilder was low and Mrs. Bill dollars have been use», for the Nlabet received a prize for taking Farm Sup|x»rt Program . I don’t to carry water in a leaky (Continued from page one) the most tricks with a low card, think our town and city brethren b u c k e t. W e a th e r s t r i p C ertainly it causes public em Others present for tlie delightful have done so badly by the ping and insulation keep ployees to find excuses for doing afternoon were Mrs. Paul Patrick, farm ers in allowing tiieir lax hr it inside where it does nothing Big governm ent is the Mrs. Lawrence Funk, Mrs. John money to he used to sup|x»t farm you some g»xxJ. deadest thing imaginable, follow Robinson, Mrs. Trace Fields and prices. Or have the farm ers for ing the same path to«la\ it tra v Mrs Sam Brock. gotten the 1930’s? • Save heat by pulling eled yesterday so that no one can down window shades or VELMA K. RAKER, guardian Mrs Augusta Royse and Mrs. accuse the litth* bureaucrats of Leona VanGilder were Sunday of th«* estates of Gary D. Raker drawing dra|>es a t night trying to change som ething This dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Stuart Roy Baker. becau se h eat p asses Is in no instance called progress, Broughton. e a sily th ro u g h w indow «»f Lookout, and also spent two It took a long while to find a glass. Mrs Ann McMillen of Helio resident of this state who had accompanied Mrs A rthur Sargent »lays as guests of Mr. and Mrs • Plan your clothes d ry Trace Hines. From Lookout the )x*en here a year A g a s p u m p e r home from Portland last T h u rs ing so that you can do a had been hen* fo u r m onths a day ami remained for a few davs Robinsons drove on to visit full load each tim e in friends ami relatives a, Napa, Val w aitre ss tw o w eeks, sto re keep- visit On Monday she wa? •lib lejo, Berkeley and Son Jose They your electric dryer. e r since Ja n u a ry , ; motel pro tained at luncheon bv Mrs ona stopped at W atsonville for a vis prietor tw o month? Finally a VanGilder • C le a n th e l i n t fro m it wit,i Mr. Robinson’s brother- parking lot ow ner »nfessed to y o u r d ry e r o fte n . L in t Mrs. Jennie Hearing left for in-law ami sister, Mr. and Mrs. 14 years of Colifornihood and a Portland Sumlny evening, where holds water and makes little Italian looking w aitress she will remain to s,x‘ml T hanks It E Knox. Enroute home the clothes harder to dry. waived aside the op|>ortunity to giving with her daughters, Mrs. Bobins«m’s stopp«*»l in San F ra n cisco fora »lav of sightseeing, then These are just a few of lx* considered a romantic «•mig Edra Kirkelie and Mrs Lam ella stop|x*d again for a two-day visit the w ays you get y o u r rant from the M editerranean tnd Thomas. with the David McGregor family b iggest v alu e from d e said she came from Fort L ara Mr ami Mrs Art Smith re tu rn pendable PP&I, electric mie, Wyoming and displayed a ed last week from a ten «lay trip a, Salem. They reported fine w eather was enjoyed throughout service. Use it often, use knowledge of tb«* Oregon Trail to to Hawaii, s|N»nsore»l by the it efficiently Live h ’»r prove It It seems that everyon«* gon (¡range. They made the ( )re the journey, except for one »iav has to take a tu rn at California b> je, from Portland, taking tr ip «»i the return trip, when they en electrically! five countered rain ami fog near Bed and they fl«x k here in great num bonis tor the trip going over, but Bluffs Mr. Robinson remarked, lx*rs. But they , i leave quick hours ami forty ftV e "as so«>n as we got Into Oregon, PACIFIC POWER ly, to, or there mldn't lx* H»1 r the return flight we had nice w eather again.” many fresh on« A few third & LIGHT COMPANY ( ¡uest; 1st week of Mrs E h a genet atlon Calif» uiiians, de nd Dell er were her son, Jack Hines Charles Siscel stayed at their ranch to look after things while ants oi the forty Diners, say there of t is no California loy ally any more and ie Oak Harlxir Naval Station and that Is the r«*ason why the fer, his friend, Chief Paul Prof- dsoof Oak H arbor The men. state faihxl ex« vpt by abs» nice who were returning from an elk ballots—to upport its presi» Hom where I s it... ¿ y J oe Marsh him lug trip, were acctmipuuled t lui candida b\ Mrs Nellie H arrington of Bay area news nperi Elgin, mother of Mr H lnnes’ wife. more local in news »veri than Mrs Harrington was also a guest i ’ortlam l papers Tf \ lei out d M r s Dehler Ix'for«* continuing aide new s to out; title pa » ap ui ,«> v is it her daughter. p aten tly ami hav e few ories Mi ami Mrs. John Robinson re from the valley St : or ies are >ften ne« I last week from a three longer and headlii s n lore C h u b J a c k s o n , th e t o w n ’s F ro m w h e re I ait. It ’a w o n »’ trip to California w here ant. o n ly m i l k m a n , t e lls us he d e r fu l th e w a y fo lk a fo r g e t thev visited Mr. Robinson's cous California and St an a rt miaaed on an Im p o rta n t d e liv them selves to do thin gs fo r iy. Mas in and Marvin Hines ing to play footliall Saturday e ry the o th e r day. others. M y neighbor« a re lik e rooms in this pat of the that. W hen I have sup per w ith Up way before daw n, Chub them , they a lw a y s serve m y have been reserved for week? w ent b u sily a b o u t h is «tally fa v o rite foods and m y fa v o rite rounds. T hree q u arts of milk that weekend That isn’t the j beverage— beer! T h e y d r in k tea for Mrs. A nderson, a gallon of but an aside. Newspapers them selves, b ut th e y 're h ap py milk for the Fishers, and so on. having a hard tim e w riting t to accom m odate m y p re fe re n c e . Finished w ith his deliveries. the game which is the 63rd I f w e a ll accepted each other*« Chub pullet! the em pty truck series and neith er has a win as the qualifying factors rig h t to have preferences, w e 'd up to his front door. “ What team or is going anyw here n ev e r " m ilk " o u r frie n d s h ip « in funeral lervice. would you like for breakfast?" hack hom e after the final whiIAt 1C d ry . called his missus. “A big bowl But the stories R«X*I1a duller than o f c e re a l w ith c re a m ,” a n ZÌ even the fact w<Mild Indicate, like sw ered Chub. “Sorry, dear,* the w riters had writ ten about the said Mrs Jackson, “the m ilk h nccl & a re a ’s big game often it was m an passed us by today." PRONT ¡ I*** • DM ju«t work ikVkiUV AVI ¡VO0, L S ilr J S lttt» I k i * tr t Student of tangua;ges now can C n ta rw i a t aaeond plana m a t ta r a t th» P o a to ffle a a t M uro, O re g o n , under > tfreaa o f M a rc h I . I H 7 9 . _____ Wasco News Helpful Hints HOW TO MAKE YOUR HOUSEHOLD DOLLAR GO FARTHER! servke, spray or brush. Phone 80 BED OREGON state approved CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. nursin g home located in beau Meets every second Thurs 12th Sr. V im Campbell and tiful Hood River Valley, w ith day each month. Visiting Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn lovely fenced grounds. We ac members invited. Moro, Ore cept all types of elderly cases, LIVESTOCK Men - Do It your Erm a Johnson. W M. as well as room and board care. Dorothy Heate’r, Secretary self • “Anchor Brand” Animal 31-tfn. Health Products, ixmicillin, and T a y lo r IX ID G K A . F . & A. M. instrum ents are available at W IN K -G O LD EN D A LE SALES Wasco Meets F irst and your Co-op Oil and Supply at Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has T hird Tuesdays. Visiting yC Y The D b U h 20 c tfn an auction every F riday at one brethern welcome. o’clock. We have the m arket if I.IV E S T O C K A U C T IO N Vinton W atkins, W. M. you have the livestock. Guar- Every Saturday at The Dalles Elton M edkr, Secretary ant«*e<l top prices. Frank Wink Livestock Commission - Auction L u p in e R e b e k a h Ix x lg e N o . l i d 33c-tfn Yard, South «m New Dalles Calif Meets 2nd and 4th Tues Highway. Miscellaneous • • 10:00 CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by days of each month. Visl’ A M LI VP;ST(JCK--12:30 ing m em bers welcom*- appointm ent only. Custom cu r F lo re n c e T h o m p s o n , N . G. P. M. Lunch at the yards Grade ing. Meat cutting, wrapping, “A” R estaurant. Phone CY 6- Helen M artin, Secretary____ sharp freeze. K enny’s Market, 4672 or CY 6-4513, ‘ he Dalles, E u re k a Ix x lg e N o . 121 A.PJfcA. I Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 Oreoon >4c-tfn Meets on the 1st and 3 n * for appointm ent. 23-tfn T hursday evenings eacn FOR A gricultural loans see FLBA nonth. Visiting m em bers of The Dalles and the Mid-Col cordially Invited to meet w ith u> umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts. Ronald Powell, W. M. CPpress 6-2468. tfn. Clyde GUlmor, Secretary LST FOOD ROUTE; 800 family H A R I.A N D V IE X Y G R A W O B W atkins Route now available. A11 of Plumbing M e e ts F ir s t a m i T h ir d S a tu rd a y s 92 year reputation. A top-grade each m o n th u t 8:00 p. m . and Hot Water Heat one-man business, and no ex Laura Sather, M aster perience or money required. Florence Bruckert, Sec’y. W rite for full inform ation to Have Electric Pipe Thawer M o ro IX ID G B N t). 113 I.O .O .F . W atkins Products, Inc., 3903 Ivan Kirkelie, Moro Brooklyn Ave., Seattle 5, Wn. Meets 1st and 3rd Tues> c £ J 3 days In I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- Phon«» J O 5-3220 3 4tc »lent and visiting brothers are cordially invited. Floyd Haines, N. G. Leo W atkins, Secretary B e th le h e m C h a p te r N o . 7« O .1L8 Kirk’s Plumbing & Heating Prescription W ANT Pharmacist* ADS H E L P WANTED — Commer dal teller. Previous bank experi ence helpful, hut not required. Full time, perm anent jxxsition w ith many employee benefits. Apply in person at Sherm an County Branch The F irst Na tional Bank of Oregon. Call JO 5-3232 or w rite P. O. ljox 444, Moro, Oregon. 42c FOR SALE — Excellent 4-year- old Jersey cow, now milking. 2V4 to 3 gallons. Will freshen in July. Charles Davis, Grass Val ley. 4(c FOR SALE—One set used World B»x)k Encyclopedias call G1 lliert 2-5216 after 5:00 p. in. ¡He $400 m onthly spare tim e refilling and collecting money from New Tyjie high quality coin oper ated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net up to $400 m onthly. More full time. For personal Interview w rite P. O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. Include phone number. $2.50 j>er hour or more for part or full tim e route work. Large re- ,x?at orders. Man or woman. 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