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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1961)
PAC. B S H HK RM A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO, OREGON Fill DAY, MARCH 2», 1M like. lend 11 t»e aoie to earn a n Pablished E very Friday at The main reason is that Moro, Oregon -ts are too high. Neither Gil©« L. French Editor onvlnoed that high wages th lain reason. The main aa aaeond elaaa matter at tS Poetatile« a* Moro. Or«(on. under / reason is the restrictions put on nirroaa of Marrh t . 187« lalior by labor unions. A carpen- N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L tei can’t touch a piece of pipe, an A S Ís b c ÍA T lÓ N electrician can’t drive a nail, the unions set the pace and the in- sjiectors, usually government em ployees who hack up the unions bosses, enforce slowness. M IW IP A P I8 The government takes so much money away from citizens they pbrushrm can hardly lx* exjiected to do associa n o * much building or buying and what the government does is wasted in bureaucracy and med OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER dlesome rules that handisap those HLOsCKiP'ilOAi KATES who would do something. We >J.OU need a campaign “U. S. go home” ONE IE A H a.; in foreign lands. MARCH 24 , UM» I ^>fyrrnt.:.i (Cnunfy .^journal FARM BILLS 80 BED OREGON state approved ly cool under cold running water. WANTED: School Clerk-Secre nursing home located in beau tary. Pan time work. Apply In Thia prevent« a green ring from tiful Hood River Valley, with writing on or before 8 p. m., forming. lovely fenced grounds. We ac April 11, 1961. Job to start July If you wiah to color the eggs, cept all types of elderly cases, 1, 1961 School Board, School add vinegar to the cooking water as well as room and board care. or wash carefully In a mild dish District No. 17, Moro. Ore. 2lc 31-tfn. washing detergent before cook FOR SALE: Complete, custom built stereo hi-fi set. Original WINK-GOLDENDALE SALES ing. Thia removes any film of Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has price $1000. Make offer or see grease and the «hells take the dye an auction every Friday at one Bob Draga or call GI 2-5216. more evenly. o’clock. We have the market if 20-2 lc you have the livestock. Guar Mr. and Mrs. James Earl and Custon farming service in all Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl and fam county to include disking, plow anteed top prices. Erank Wink. 33c tfn ily were visitors in The Dalles ing spring tootthing, roding, com h OR Agricultural loans see FLBA Monday. bining and seeding. Donald von of The Dalles and the Mid-Col Borstel, Grass Valley, Ore tfn BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL umbia PCA, 4th A Court Sts. W ANT ADS CI*press 6-2468. tfn. ERS AT COST: Evenrude I OR SALE: New Roman brick. Electric 40 A 75 HP; Bellboy A BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL Call JO 5-3208. 21-22p ERS AT COST: Evenrude Dot Boats. You can’t beat my Electric 40 A 75 HP; Bellboy A prices, must sell by January 1. Eurekx Ixxlg® Ms. 121 A JL A A Jf Come in or call — terms avail Dot Boats. You can’t beat iny Meet« on the lst and 3ro prices, must sell by January ]. able. OSCAR’S SPORTING Thursday evenings eacn Come in or call — terms avail GOODS, downtown MADRAS. nonth. Visiting merabei-s. _ . OSCARS SPORTING Also Chinook Camp Coach. able. cordially Invited to meet with ua GOODS, downtown MADRAS. Max Belahe, W. M. 10 ft. 8-9c Also Chinook Camp Coach. Irving Hart, Secretary CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by 10 ft. 8-9c Moro LGDGfi" No. 113 f.O.O.F. appointment only. Custom cur ing. Meat cutting, wrapping, z-Cts lst an<1 3rd Tuea *-2 * , days in I.O.O.E. hall. Tran sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market, LEGAL NOTICES •lent and visiting brothers Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 (A L L FOR BIDS are cordially Invited. for appointment. 23-tfn School District No. 23, of Grass Floyd Haines. N. C. STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com Valley, will accept bids at its Ixo Watkins, Secretary plete painting and decorating meeting of April 10, 1961 at 8:00 Chapter No. 78 O.ELH service, spray or brush. Phone p. m. for lots 1-2-3-4 and 5 at the Meets every second Thurs CY 6-3977 or CY 8-5293, 1205 E. corner of Second and End streets AtA. day each month. Visiting 12th St. Vern Campbell and in the original town of Grass Val- 7 members Invited. Moro, Ore Erma Johnson, W.M. Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn ely. The district reserves the Dorothy Heater. Secretary LIVESTOCK Men • Do It your right to reject any and all bids. Eva Cantrall, Clerk self • "Anchor Brand” Animal MARLAND VIEW GRANGE Meets F irst and Third Saturdays Health Products, penicillin, and NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT each month at 8:00 p. m. instruments are available at NOTICE is hereby given that Earl Gentry, Master your Co-op Oil and Supply at the undersigned has filed in the The Dalles. 20c tfn County Court of the State of Ore Florence Bruckert, Sec’y. L«pU© B«Se&iE~ Lodge No7TT<! $400 MONTHLY spare time: Re gon for Sherman County, his filling and collecting money Account as Administrator with Meets 2nd and 4th Tue* days of each month. Vlai’ from New Type high quality Will Annexed of the Estate of ing members weleom® coin operated dispensers in this Eliza J. Dingle, deceased, and Florence Thom pson, N. G. area. No selling. To qualify that Wednesday, and 5th day of Helen Martin, Secretary you must have car, references, April, 1961, at ten o’clock A. M. Taylor LODGE A. k A A. M. $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to of said day In the court room of Wasco Meets First and to twelve hours weekly can net the County Court in Moro, Sher Third Tuesdays. Visiting up to $400 monthly. More full man County, Oregon, have been bretheru welcome. time. For personal interview fixed by the Court as the time Harland McDonald, W M write P. O. Box 1055, Boise, and place for hearing objections Vernon Root, Secretary Idaho, Include phone. 21 p to said Final Account and for the settlement of said estate. George A. Potter Administrator with Will Annexed T. Lester Johnson EASTERN OREGON ELECTRIC CO. Attorney for Administrator March 3, 10, 17, A 24, 1961 Coloring Easter Eggs Directions Given to a simmer. Simmer the 15 minutes. Don't allow to boil, for this toughens the whites, With Easter ve from heat at the end of d around the I corner, here’s i imely tip on the xjking time and immediate- coloring eggs fr Janet D. Olsen county extension agent. Smith Callaway Always use high quality, fresh eggs for cooking. The yolk will be Chantd FUNERAL well centered and the flavor mild. d p ei SERVICE The modern method of cooking Leonard R. Smith eggs is to place them in cool wa Phone CY tt-3135 ter, bring to a boll, and then re- The Dalles, Oregon :4 k KEVOLCTIONH Whatever happens to the farm We’d like to read a good his bills in congress will not be tory of the big revolutions of known for some time ailhougn the world. We mean the social re- the feed bill is supposed to set vclutions, not the political re the pattern. The proposal to let volutions like the one in w'hich farm groups write their own the American colonies broke ticket will not work but it is a away from England. What we are political ploy worthy of a grand talking about is the upheavals in son of Honey Fitz who was a which the have-nots challenged master at the art but who finally the haves with some success. was caught at some tricks, it is In modern times the French designed to take the heat off the revoltion and the Russian re administration and put it o:i volution qualify and it is likely congress. That it is an abandon- that what we are going through n ent of executive responsibility now will lx? called a revolution by has not yet been publicially noted, historians and perhaps called the but will be. black or colored revolution The president has set a goal of against the white race. raising the ' Income of farmers The pattern of revolutions is while reducing the cost to gov that the mass of people arise and ernment both of which are very throw the rascals out and then desirable. So far the feed bill will put their own leaders in power cost the government more and and submit to the same treat perhaps give farmers more it ment they arose against. The they learn to play odds by taking French traded Louis XVI for Na g( verntnent loans and buying poleon after some bloody months feed grains on the market. Farm and the Russians traded ( ’zar ers have generally lieen too smart N ich o las or Stalin. N e ith e r w as for government. a b a rg a in The bla ks seem in So far the administration lias th e proce- s of tradii { so m e Eng- not given it out as a policy that llsli an d Belgian a ministrators government should get out of the fot so m e black on< ■ who have farm business, (»erbups, because lx en fa r 1 worse, i it does nat have sufficient back R evo it ion seems o lie a s o r t ground on the subject to realize of v iru that affect; th e h u m a n that that is the only solution for s p i r it ut e v e ry t > o fte n a n d both. However, tiie young man r u n s fo r ; v e a rs u n til it ru n s ou* W'ho visited both Freeman an I leaving t p a tie n ts le th a rg ic Kennedy found a sort of agree a n d e a s ily b a n d ie d again, We ment from both men when he d o u b t if it cart lx* shown tliat told them to get out for the bene re v o lu tio n s h a v e h elp ed I h « fit of agriculture. c a u s e o f freed o m , of h u m a n WSl We cannot have any faitli in fan* o r so cial s ta tu - of a n v h u t government "aid” to agriculture th e leader- w I k > w i* re n o \ t d to on any but the most temporary (lie top. kind. Branches of agriculture still ftee from government have i much lx*tter history of profit Green Decorated than tiie ones tii.it are directed Bridge Tables from Washington. M rs. H a v e n ’s hom e w as d é c o r a te d w ith s p r in g hlosi o n s o f ja s a - WHY MOTHER? m in e anil fo rs y th ia , a n d th e n a p The Orgon state Ixiard of high k in s, ta lly c a rd s , a n d o th e r tab le er education has a problem that d e c o ra tio n s c a rr ie d o u t a St. gets into the papers now and l u t i i c k s d ay m o tif R e fre s h m e n ts then. It has to do with fraterni of w h ite G e rm a n ca k e , co ffee am i ties. It seems that some one has tea w e re s e rv e d at th e clo se o f told the hoard that the conduct th e a fte rn o o n . At th e b rid g e ta b le of fraternities Is some of i's M rs. Id a h E v e r e tt, re c e n tly r e business and that it should not turned fro m a w in te r ’s s o jo u rn in permit discrimination in member ( a lifo rn la , took th e p riz e fo r h ig h sc o re w h ile M rs. E m m a D u tto n ship thereof. The usual complaint is that v o n th e g u e st p rize. M rs H a r r y the majority is white, Protes V an G ild e r w as low s c o re r fo r th e tant, (¡entile, may not accept clu b . O th e r m e m h e rs p re s e n t colored, Catholic, Jew, to join the w e re M rs. W a lte r B ru c k e rt, M rs living units. That Is considered L E . K a se lx 'ig . Mi s. Ernest bad in some quarters. Now the S h u ll am i M rs. Kvi Hi Mcl>on ild g u e st. minorities are setting up their M rs A rt S m ith wat own fraternities and can do their own kind of excluding and prob ably will. Inasmuch as the fraternities are largely social it seems that the members should lie |x>rmltted to choose their own companions and we do not see that it should be any of the affair of the Ixxird of higher education inasmuch as that board lias enough to do other wise. We doubt If any force ap plied to the Ixtard will cause any Itetter relations between the groups which must lx> the d a r t of any liberalization of the pre sent policy. Neither can we Imagine an; done wanting to obtain member hip In a social club by force Such j one would surely be unacceptable Ami we would like to know wha< chances t ui Jorit.v wil bav< Join fr •mit ies that m ay lie e sta b lish e d I» th mln- Term ites? Electric Contractors Dobyns Pest Control Ph CR 6-2125 - Pendleton 8 7180-Ione 8 7244 commercial - residential - industrial ESTIMATES and BID REQUEST with no obligation ELECTRIC HEAT O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. - in Wasco Phone Gl 2-5402 The Dalles, Oregon, The other day qulzlllg about tl workiil for a thought almut tht minimum w whirl mid b S15 a g et ft Phone CY 6-4184 Most people arc al K to ta ’!. r ir phvsu¡an about every aspect of the ir treatm ent •II, " H o w much is it going to cost?” and o f how paym ent i ude, often leaves the frankest pa tien t tongue-tied M a n y refrain from brin g in g u r iv s Jijcct out o f a sincere respect f(*r their doctor, supposing it join« • u Ix x o in in g to talk to h im about |ncney. M a n y professional soviet, » <.ic now try in g to d e a r up this I lisconception. For example, you i ive noticed a significant plaque uh ie h hangs in thousands o f p in •ni.m s w a itin g rooms. I t says: A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED U lth me ary ftu/tidu bated " e frim *y mutual understanding between doctor and patient.” b o m eu m e s, of course, your d ix tor cannot tell you, in advance, precisely what a course o f treatm ent or an o,x-ration is going to cost. B u t you w i l l always find h im w illin g to discuss the subject, and to tell you ll he i an I ixiay more than ever Ix-fore in medical history, the b ill your doctor r o d s vou can represent one o f the really big bargains o f yo u r life — In • tins of health, happiness and peace of m in d .— Reprinted from a uemerit published by Pat k t, D arn df Company, Detroit j 2 Michigan A .sound financing program is necessary to the future WASCO PHARMACY PHONE G! 2-5262 — •1 wm bom and bred In the W«$t-»n<) success of livestockmen and farmers. 1 choose Hennftage bourbon just suits my tuts." B. ('. Pinckney, M anager m u s t hank you understand serve YOU. at The Dalles Branch is personally acquainted with most of you in Sherman County. He understand X X6 ^ T w h e n " you^n^t \ \ | |o \ n j , en you need to borrow. m ° d e rn bUi’d in g when w He invite« vm, driV e’in WiDd0W A NKW BANK ready to serve your financing and banking Med». m h Big Enough to serve you Not too big to know you Ü3 t. W l)l< is t< that tl labor tip gre Th price Rherma Journ what It tht ct f of bn if-, , ime Inflatioi ly ii th e co st o f labor ai ally, the things that hav deal of labor in manufae ire TP • president would hat dc something aliout housing tng that everyone should b. nice house with all the ga< ret! That 1« a nice thought and fr The YOUR needs to properly o rlties HTATE OK T ill NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will present to the COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Moro, Oregon, at its reg ular meeting to be held in the ( ity Hall at Moro, Oregon, at 8:00 o’clock P. M. on Tuesday the 9th day of May, 1961, their peti tion praying for the vacation of the following described alley and portion of a street in the City of Moro, Sherman County, Oregon towit: All of the alley in Block "E” and that portion of Main Street which is outside of the existing boundaries of U. S. Highway No. 97 and which lies Northeasterly of Sixth Street all in BARNUM’S ADDITION to the ( ity of Moro, Sherman County, Oregon. W. T. BALSIGER NORMA BALSIGER March 17, 24, 31, April 7, 1961 Patty O’Meara " Free Estimates Guaranteed Work Insured Operation NOTICE HERMITAGE S u p e r b S tra ig h t K e n tu c k y B o u rb o n A g e d to P e r fe c tio n THE DALLES BRANCH Fourth A Court Street THE OREGON BANK $4 50 fifth OLD HERMITAGE DISTILLERY CO., L0UISVH.iL KY., M PROOF « • ♦ » M J U.U, » I. X X i ■ M r-U , System
