Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, December 30, 1960, Page 2, Image 2

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S H E R M A N C O U N TY
^ lie r n in ii C o u n ty jo u r n a l
J O U R N A L, MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , D E C E M B E R SO, I960
prisal. But there are second class
citizens, far too many of them. Chauffeurs Must
They know nothing of govern­
Published E very Friday at
ment, take all they can get from
Moro, Oiegoa
it, give as little as they must. Get License To
Giles L. F r e i i c h __
Editor Our m athem atical method makes
Entered aa aacond claaa mattar at t’w them as valuable at the polls as Drive For Pay
Poatoffie« at Moro,
O regon, under >
the most productive citizen.
ot C«hgr»M o t March 1, l« 7 t .
We’d better find a way io give
Oregon chauffeurs have on*,
N A T IO N AL E D IT O R IA L
more political power to the people a few more days to renew their
who work and save, who produce licenses for 1901, the D epartm ent
more than they consume. O ther­ of Motor Vehicles rem inded to­
A F F IL IA T I M fM B fR
wise we are going to succumb to day.
mathematics, even liefore another
C urrent licenses expire Dec. 31,
evidence of it— atomic jwwer— and the agency said applications
N iW S P A P K K
destroys us.
are lagging fiehind the usual
C P U B L IS M IR S
* * ASSOCIATION
num ber received each year.
Applications are available at all
branch
offices or from license ex­
E N D OF AN ERA
am iners of the departm ent. The
O F F K IA L CO UN TY P A P E R
George Bell post, American fee is $1.
SUBSC R IP T IO N R A T E S
Legion,
will not i>e host to the
The state
has approxim ately
$3.<>o
O N E t I.A lt
dancers of Sherman County and 42,000 jiersons licensed as chauf­
DEC E M B E R 30, I9 6 0
a part of Wasco County on Naw feurs.
Year’s Eve in the K ent Legion
hall.
The Kent New Year’s dance
A NEW TEAR
has liecn a feature of the area
Anyone w riting about the com­ since the big hall was built in
ing new year must lie impressed the 1920’s, shortly after the end EOR it ENT: P artly furnished
more by sim iliarities it will have of W orld W ar I.
house in Grass Valley. E. M.
It gave Sherm an
countians
ClBn by the differences. When it
Eslinger.
5-6p
an
opportunity
to
indulge
in
the
is over we will most likely call
BOATS
—
MOTORS
—
T
R
A
IL ­
unrestrained conduct favored by
it just another year.
ERS AT COST:
E venrude
many
Americans
at
date
chang­
There will be differences, of
E lectric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy &
course, but mostly m inor ones. ing time.
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
Times
have
changed.
The
burly
The president will have hair an I
juices,
m ust sell by Jan u ary 1.
will be more earless about money and sometimes surly citizens who
Come in or call — term s avail­
came
to
full
m
aturity
in
the
— other peoples, that is; the Rus­
able.
OSCAR’S
SPORTING
sians will go right on being Rus­ tw enties made the dance a huge
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
Clip This N e w M a p for Use in Case of Public Disaster
sians; foreigners of all kinds will success. They liked to go outside
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
promote disturbances when short around the cars to find a jug of
I
he
Consulting
I
ngineers Association o f O reg o n has issued this new version o f a state-wide public disaster map, show ing new telephone
10 ft.
8-9c
Uting behind
of dollars; most' of the year will ite °°M moonshine slti
be too dry to suit wheat farm ers; a car wheel aiyl down its Inflam ­ STATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com­
plete painting and decorating
congress will talk and argue w ait­ m atory contents with a group of
service, spray or brush. Phone
ing to find out w hat the voters zinc-stomached friends. T h e y
CY 6-3977 or CY «-5293, 1205 E.
think; state legislatures will do seemed to he indestructible, these
12th St. Vein Campbell and
the same and will guess wrong survivors of prohibition's h ard­
N O T IC E O F F I N A L
S E T T I, I
Jack Null, 'Hie Dalles, Or. 38tfn
more often; money will be hard ships, but age— or store whiskey
MENT
to get and harder to keep; some •—slowed them down until they LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your­
self - "A nchor B rand’’ Animal
Notice is hereby given iha
women will wear attractive cloth­ neither dance nor drink.
The New Year’s Ball iias fad­
H ealth Products, jienicillin, and
es and those w ithout the nerve
Emily von Borstel, adm inistratrl.
instrum ents are available at
of the E state of Amandus D. voi
or the figure for them will lx* ed with their decline. Faded, also,
your Co-op Oil and Sujiply at
Borstel, deceased, has filed he
snooty; we will build more high­ and long ago, was the habit of
T he Dalles.
20c tin
ways for more cars and more settling argum ents w ith flying
Final Accounting and ix*titloi
for determ ination of heirs, an<
speed and cry about accidents fists during the dance. Men have BOATS — MOTORS
TRAIL-
distribution of projierty of estaii
they cause; those who enjoy com­ come out the door so fast they
ERS AT COST.
E venrude
and closing estate, and th a t Eri
plaining will complain and those missed Ixith porch and steps. But
Electric 40 & 75 HP Bellboy 4
day, the 3rd day of February
who p refer to lx* happy will blun­ then, some would always ra th e r
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
1961 at the
hour of 2 o ’cloel
d er on ahead without considering fight than dance and may ne
juices, must sell by Ja n u a ry 1.
were better at it.
bad omens.
P. M on said date in the Count.i
Come in or call — term s avail­
The sons of the generation who
Court Room in the County Couit
In o th er words, it will be a
able.
OSCAR’S SPORT I N(J
house in Moro, Sherm an County
year enough like those that have patronized the big ball in profit­
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
gone before that any adult can able num bers prefer a milder
Oregon, has lx*en fixed as th<
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
kind of amusement. They jiggle
recognize the sim ilarity.
tim e and place for the hearing oi
10 ft.
8-9c
at their dancing instead of glid­
objections, if any there be.
EOR
A
gricultural
loans
see
ELBA
ing; they w ant their drinks brot
Em ily von Borstel,
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col­
to them well watered; heat and
A dm inistratrix of the E stati
O IIAPPY DAY
umbia
I’CA,
4th
&
Court
Sts.
comfort are their demand, Wa
of Amandus von Borstel
CPpress 6-2468.
tfn.
'Fhe oth er day the lights went suspect that a few drops of raw
deceased.
H
O
BED
OREGON
state
approved
out, the juice was off, the flow of moonshine, even that from the
Blown «Sc Van Vactor
nursing home located In beau­
electric cu rren t halted by some stills of tin* most respected moon­
The Dalles, Oregon
tiful Hood R iver Valley, w ith
w eather disturbance. It was Just shiners, would stop their diges­
A ttorneys for E state
lovely fenced grounds. We ac-
tiie occasion we had been w ait­ tive apparatus for good.
Dec. 30, 1960 & Jan. 6, 13, 20, 1961
eept all tyjw?s of elderly cases,
Economics has finally put a
ing for.
as well as room and board care.
Down in the bastm ent is an o id stop to tin* Kent dance. Nothing
T h is p ic tu r e o f d ie R ig gs s e e m o rn in g w as ta k e n in 1959 w h e n tu rn e d th e re to c a m p n e a re r du* NOTICE TO CREDITORS
31 -tfn.
fashioned cook stove, a big, black else could. Let this brief editorial
th e
"O re g o n
Trail Calvaeade' r iv e r .
vice
s ta tio n th a t b u rn e d M o n d a y
kitchen range, doomed to be hid­ be its obituary. It was a grand *V IN K -G O LD EN D A LE SALES
All persons
having
claims
party,
and
unrestrained;
those
Yard,
Goldendale,
Wash.,
has
den in the dark because it was
cropping.
The initial stubble trol will need to m ake every ef­ against the E state of Sarah Leah
ABC
C O M M IT T E E W i l d .
an auction every Eriday at one I ld ld » T O P R A C T IC E S
old fashioned. Respect for age.I who made it were tough in sinew
m ulch practice as
started last fort to control or keep from seed­ Richelderfer, deceased, are here­
o’clock. We have the m arket if
tilings had caused it to I k * a t­ and stomach; Independent and
year will be continued.
ing all j»erennial weeds on Ins by notified to p resent them, w ith
intem perate; and they som etim es
you have the livestock. G uar­
tached to the flue, however.
County and com m unity ASO
farm. A farm er who is doing the proper vouchers and duly
anteed top juices. Erank W ink committee m em bers anil agency
Office manager, Ralph Busse, work only on a portion of the verified, to the undersigned, the
As is the case with every base­ practiced a brand of hell tliat
33c tfn representatives met recently to received notice this week of the ranch will need to stej) up his ituly appointed, qualified and
ment, not ready for a party, there came straight from headquarters.
were things to burn lying about.
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by draw up die 1DG1 ACP program. AGP fund allocations for 1961. program to include his entire acting adm in istrato r of the E s­
And a streak of caution has p re­
appointm ent only. Custom c u r­ The practices for next year will Sherm an C ounty’s initial alloca­ operation.
An operator might tate of Sarah Leah Richelderfer,
served a small supply of wood
lx* essentially the same as for the tion has been set as $32,238. sterilize a portion of his m orning deceased, at tiie office of T. Les­
ing.
Meat
cutting,
w
rapping,
and coal against ju st such an D E P R E S S E D A R E A S
sh arp freeze. K enny’s M arket, past year. The weed control prac­ These funds will lx* used to as­ glory infestation. The rest would ter Johnson, atto rn ey at law*, in
emergency. So we built a fire.
Grass Valley. Call ED 32345 tice will be continued w ith some sist and share w ith farm ers the need to be sprayed w ith 2,4-D or Wasco, Oregon, w ithin six m onths
We understand that an effort
of conservation cultivated to not allow seeding from the date of the first publi­
Ab. T here’s a world of comfort
for appointm ent.
23-tfn adjustm ents in recom m endations establishm ent
will be made by the governm ent
In an old kitchen range. A chair
anti procedures. A request is l>e- practices during the forthcom ing and infestation of adjacent or cation of this Notice, to-wit:
sometime next spring to give fi­ SPECIAL EEED ER SALE: 12.00 ing made for a 80% assistance year.
December 9, 1960.
tilted against the cement wall, feet
neighboring land.
nancial aid to what is now called
noon. TH E DALLES LIV E­
in the oven, the glint of a cherry
practice or establishm ent of strip
David R. Richelderfer
Farm
ers
applying
for
weed
con-
depressed areas. These are gen­
STOCK COMMISSION, INC.,
T. L ester Johnson
blaze from the flreliox and we did
erally defined as places w here the
ED COLES • CY-4672- P. O.
S H E R M A N CO UNTY JO U R N A L
not care w hether they turned on
A ttorney for adm inistrator
Box 631 TH E DALLES, ORE.
unemployment is above a certain
Dec. 9. 16, 23, 30, 1960
the electricity o r not.
T H R E E H O I,L A R S A Y E A R
percentage.
Consign your cattle no w -C o u n ­
Hail we been assured that the
W
A
S
H
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N
G
T
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A
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D
Such conditions are usually
try F resh Cattle Wanted.
9e
outage would last a half day or so
" r A4 a I I
r
we would have put on a crock of caused for some very good rea­ L u p in « ' K e lte k a h L od ge N o . 116
sons. E >r Instance, an area might
Meets 2nd and 4th Tues
beans and made everything p er­
days of each month. Visi’
fect, and
additionally so by y Income depressed if all the tlm-
B y C. W IL S O N H A R ÒER
,»er had been cut off, or if the
lng m em bers welcome
small baking of johnny cake.
Florence Thom pson, N. («.
local mill burned down and it
But iKfore we were half done
Helen M artin, Secretary
The v e ry plan foisted on this te x tile m ills to throw over a
was economically mote feasible
with enjoying the afternoon the
co u n try by the State Dept to third of a m illio n A m ericans
to haul to ano,tier mill If labor Moro IXIDGN NO. 113 I.O.O.F.
furnace began to four, th e lights
keep Japan and o th e r so-r
out of w ork.
Meets 1st and 3rd Tue»
• • •
glared red, the party was over, costs were to become so high it
‘ ‘fre e ’ ’ O rie n ta l nations .
was no longer ¡»osslble to cut pro­
And it would appear th a t this
days in I.O.O.F'. hall. Tram
going co m m u n ist m ay in in c
ioo bad. W e’ve not had a nicer
fitably a sim ilar situation would
« nt a n d \ isitir.j b ro th e r*
long ru n send the m in to the de stru ctio n of A m e rica n Arms
Journey in months than this little arise.
and A m e rica n s' Jobs is being
are
cordially
invited.
com m u nist cam p.
trip into the past.
• • •
ra p id ly accelerated. M r. J
Floyd Haines, N. C.
Fhe same
effect could I k *
This, of ci. irse, Is an Iro nical C ra ig S m ith. P resident of A von­
I ak ) W atkins, Secretary
caused by the closing of a min»*
vlew pob.t Io
dale m ills in A labam a recently
which had run out, or a mill that E ureka Lodge No. Til A.F.A 17 1
come Into be-
released some interesting, if
M ITIIKMATH M
was so old fashioned it could no, Meets on the 1st and 3r»t
lng. but the
not a la rm in g data, on subject.
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T
hursday
evenings
eaei
• • •
icn
v
a
l
i
d
i
t
y
o
f
Sometimes we wish hum ans stand competition. In o t h e r nonth.
According to his figures. Im ­
th ia v ie w ­
Visiting membei '.8 ~
words
areas
do
not
become
de­
had never discovered the rules
ports of m an ufactu red cotton
p o in t a g a i n
cordially invited to meet w ith u>
products Into the U nited States
about counting. Of course, the pressed w ithout cause.
re fle c ts th e
Ronald Powell, W. M.
If the governm ent provides
ra n around the equivalent of 85
fu tty -h e a d e d
ability to add has a certain value
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
to 95 thousand bales of cotton
t h in k in g
In
when computing the grocery bill pallative aid by sending food to HAIILANDYIKW GRANGE
per y e a r, which app aren tly was
the
II.
S.
State
residents
it
can
be
of
no
help
o
th
­
* • N
* •"*?
*
•, s
••
t
•
or figuring interest but m athem a­
Meets F in d and T hird Saturdays
not an unm anageable volume.
•
**-*<.'w<.*
• *.*.*^* ••••*••♦* \
, /K
Dept. which
tic« has been expanded far be­ er than that and It might keep each month at N.oo p. m.
•
*
•
has perhaps
them there when moving was
B ut ap p a re n tly by 1954 the
yond its proper use
b ec o m e th e C. W . Harder
L aura Sather, M aster
Indicated.
m odern m a ch in e ry given to
I he w riters of the American
greatest
asylum
e
v
e
r
known
Florence B ruckert, Sec’y.
the Japs by the A m e rica n fo r ­
1, is Imjxissible for the govern­
for Iv y L eague products un­
Decimation of Independence gave
eign give aw ay pro gra m s came
ment
to
recharge
a
mine
or
grow
tainted
w
ith
any
p
ra
c
tic
a
l
ex
­
a big boost to the im proper use
Rt lt ile h r m C h a p te r N o . 78 O .K S
in to production, as in th a t year
perience.
of arithm etic when they wrote, a crop of tlm ticr more quickly > . / Meets every second T hurs
the Im p o rts jum ped to the
•
•
•
The lies, -<£▼> day each m onth.
Vlaltlng
"W e hold these tru th s to be self than nature's design
Senator John Pasture In a re- eq uivale nt of over 100,000 bales
• • •
m em bers Invited. Moro, Ore
evident, that all men are created aid in such a case would l»e to
cent talk potalaB m l w hat is
In 1956 this shot up to 225.000
Ask fo r Diamond Crop Rider to glva you poaltlva control
Erm
a
Johnson
W.M.
provide
transportation
a
w
a
v
happening,
and
the
outlook
is
equal; . . (¿van a cursory examiu
bales, by 1959 to 350.100 bales
of
weeds at lower coat.
»ather
g
rim
.
from
the
place
Some
do
no,
w
ant
Dorothy
H
eater,
Secretary
ation of the persons known by
and fro m the figures so fa r
see
a
v
a
ila
b
le
,
when
the
final
figures
anyone will make the statem ent to move and would like to tie fed
It has so fa r been the govern­
C rop R ider come, in three ready-to-u« type,: amine
l . i j l o r L O D G E A. F. A A. M.
absurd Men are not the same, ami clothed right there Doing Wasco Meets F'lrst and
m ent policy to encourage the are in. It looks as If In I960 the
A
base,
isopropyl ester base and butyl eater ba«. Each is
staggering
total
of
560.000
bales
tha,
for
them
would
lx
disgrace
Japs and other cheap labo r
nor are they equal, not in any
Third Tuesdays. Visiting
was reached.
ful.
specially
formulated to meet specific weed control needs.
o
riental
m
a
n
u
fa
c
tu
re
rs
to
gear
way; n eith er in size, in speed, In
• • •
th r lr e n tire econom y to dum p­
Generally the reasons for up - brethern welcome.
U
nder
the
law.
the
A
m
erican
We
w
ill
help you select the one th a t1, best fo r
looks, In intelligence, in pride
H arland McDonald, W M.
ing goods Into the U . S. m a r ­
producer, co m p lyin g w ith a SI
Such a statem ent is opposed to pressed areas are economic an !
ket. One of these days. Senator
Vernon
Root,
Secretary
your crops, location and season. AU are made and
per hour m in im u m wage, m ust
the C hristian theory that man Is the cure is to recognize tin* prob-
Pasture points out. they w ill
backed by Diamond Alkali, one of the world's leading
pay as a m in in -*m ten tim es as
lein
If
work
has
run
out
the
llnd
the
A
m
eric
a
n
m
a
rk
e
t
has
an individual w ith the responsi­
m uch fo r labor as his Japanese
people
can
go
to
w
here
there
is
basic
makers o f weed and brush
been
lost
to
them
,
because
as
b ility for bis actions What price
cou nterp art, and 25% m ore fo r
some.
they presently d um p cheaply
control chemicals.
am bition If equality Is the end
his raw cotton due to a U. S
pris ed goods onto these shores,
Progress is made by change,
governm ent subsidy paid on
anyway.
We also have Diamond« famous
they are also destroying e m ­
m»t
by
retaining
conditions
after
A m erican grow n cotton e x p o rt­
An excess of democracy causes
ploym ent In A m e ric a .
F ence R ider formulations to clear
ed in to the w o rld m arkets.
the
reasons
f«»r
them
have
chan­
the United States to divide its
• • •
a t ♦he qualifying factors
• • •
weeds and brush from fence rows,
Hence. U. S. un em ploym ent
law m akers on a m athem atical ged I he billions to t»e spent for
Of course, w hat Is happening
in
funeral
service.
w ill stop the m a rk e t fo r Jap on cotton textiles Is also hap-
ditches, pastures and other unculti­
form ula.
A beggar counts as this sort of aid will probabh | H>
wasted.
goods, causing a severe crisis {-«•ning In m an y other fields.
much as a banker; a farm er as
vated areas.
in the o rie n t w hich could cause So. It does not look like It w ill
much as a forger; a bum the
them to tu rn com m u nist.
he v e ry long before the U . 8.
sam e as a business man. O ther­
SiK H C d
• • •
Farm ers, no m atter what t h» y
State D ept. w ill have accom ­
Senator
P
asture
c
la
im
s
In
the
w ise those w ith less rep resen ta­ want from governm ent, can have
plished two results; widespread
i L >
past Id y ears unrestricted Im ­ unem ploym ent in A m e r ic a ,
DO
tion cal, them selves second class a cheerful period now until
01 2-5422
Wasco, Oregon
ports have closed
Am erican riots In Tokyo.
IkX'ktUVAVl
citizens and th reaten political re- they find out they won’t get it.
rf tw»«s— .1»«« R m i m s
S ei
W ANT ADS
SMALL BUSINESS’^
Stop weeds now
send CROP RIDER. . .
to run out those weeds and brush!
AGRI-CHEM INC.
Vernon Root, Mgr.