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HIIL'KMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO, OREGON
F HIHA Y, NOVEMBER IO, lttfll
S b rrm a rt (County jo u r n a l
W ith that retu rn m ight come oth
er meterological conditions that
Giles E. French . _______ Editor
were not beneficial to wheat
’
Pwbfiwhed fivery Friday at
growing, such as clouds scurry
M o ro , O reg on
ing l>eiote the wind, rapid evap
K n te ra g ta • •ru n d rla a * m a tto r a t the oration front
the earth
land
P a a lu ffic a a t M u ro . O re g a a , und er A c t
blowing over into Gilliam ¿’ounty,
at ( a n g r r a a o l M a rc h S. I»7».
m iserable spring
weather, it
could have but one fortunate fea
ture: to teach how favorable
have been the past tw enty years.
REA FPORTION M KN T
N A T IO N A L
E D I T O I I AL
así T óc Í ati A n
Rufus News
by Mrs. George Fox
It has lieen 28 degrees here for
several m ornings, but we still
need rain. The wind started sev
eral blows in the fields last Wed
nesday and Friday wnen it blew
so hard.
The Busy Humble Bees, 4 H
sewing club with leader .Mrs
Otto Petersen met Nov. 1 at Rufus
school. .Miss Carolyn Thompson
was a visitor. The group elected
officers as follows: Sonja I’e te r
sen, president; Debra Baum, vice
president; Robyn Baum, secre
tary; Dianne Cazier, reporter'
Shirley Morris, game leader; Mar
tina Petersen, song leader.
The
leader passed out record books.
At the next m eeting the club will
fill out the goals.
Tne meeting
will Ire Nov. 15 at Rufus school
after school.
gart, Pamona; Mrs. Otto Petersen,
Flora, the executive committee
Holland Johnson, George Fox and
Harland McDonald. The musician
is Mrs. George Fox.
On legislation Mrs. Harland
McDonald told of the deductions
in income taxes. She »poke on the
medicare for people on low in
come. She stated the highway de
partm ent will aw ard a contract
in the near future to build a high
way bridge across the John Day
river. Mrs. Otto Petersen spoke of
safety measures. It was rejKjrtei
the Fay Brackett family have the
llu. Installation of officers will be
Dec. 10 at 2 p. m. Roy Means, the
state deputy, will be installing
officer. Mrs. Millard Leigh’s side
of women won on saving the
most W hite Satin sugar labels.
The Rufus Grange held its Boo
ster night program at the hall Sat
urday night. The officers had the
sealing drill, the opening of the
Bible, presentation of the flag and
the chaplain's prayer. Mrs. John
Jensen read a poem “The Owl and
the Pussy Cat” after the master,
Mrs. Rolland Johnson gave the
welcome address to all the ones
present. There were several car
loads of guests from The Dalles. FOR A gricultural loans see FLBA fied as such.
The audience all participated Mr
All persons
having claims
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col
Olmstead led the group in sing
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts. against said E state ure hereby
ing. Different ones in the audi
CPpress 6-2466.
tfn. notified and required to present
ence put on short plays much to
LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your the same, duly verified, w itn the
the am usem ent of all. Roy Means
self • “Ant nor Brand” Anim&i proper vouchers, to said Adminis
state gatekeeper, told ef w hat the
Health Products, penicillin, and tra to r with the Will Annexed at
Grange means and w hat it stands
instrum ents are available at the office of said Bank in Moro.
for. Rolland Johnson added some
v< ur Co-on O’l and Supply at Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
thing about the Grange also. Mi.
The Daller.
20c tfn the date of the first publication
and Mrs. Bill Baum had their
oi this notice. The »late of the
square dancing class give sever CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by first publication of this notice is
appointm
ent
only.
Custom
cur
al dances. Then the group eith e'’
November 10, 1961.
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
danced to records or played card .
The First National Bank of
sharp
freeze.
K
enny’s
Mark«’,
Refreshm ents
of
sandwiches,
Oregon. A dm inistrator with
Grass Valley
Call ED 3-2345
cake, coffee and punch were ser
the Will Annexed of the
for appointm ent.
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ved.
E state of John Stephen
W’NK GOLDENDALE SALEH
Taylor, Deceased
Yard, Goidendale, Wash., has J. Tracy Barton
ar auction every Friday at one A ttorney for the E state
o’clock We have the m arket if Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1, 1961
STRAYED: Black and white cock
you have the livestock. Guar
er spaniel, from Heefo’s. If seen
anteed top prices. F lunk Wink NOTICK OF FINAL
please return him. George Reed.
3Jc-tfn SETTLEM ENT
Moro, Oregon.
lc
Notice is hereby given that
NUTRI-BIO
SELLING AT A SACRIFICE —
Mildred Loss Norton, executrix
FOOD SUPPLEM ENT
Chest of D rawers
$ 4.00
as adveritsed W ednesday even of the fst. »t of Jam es Em m et
Cocktail table (glass top)
2.00
ings at 6:30 on Spare Time. Norton, i'eceased, has filed her
Vacuum Cleaner
3.00
Channel
19 — Your distributor final accounting and petition to
Teeter Babe
l.oo
for Nutri-Bio Products, Alice close estate, and th at Tuesday,
4’ x 5’ m ural picture
5.00
Mclntrpa i< > B SB 15
lc-tfn the 12th day of December, 1901,
2 double beds box
at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M.
springs & m atresses, ea.
10.00 FOR SALE. Alfalfa hay Mt Mau on said date in the County
Call JO 5-3285
2c
pin by Raymond Crabtree. 2-5c Court Room in the County Court
BAC KHOL
WORK —
Dump FOR SALE: English w alnuts. 35 House in Moro, Sherm an County,
truck to haul anything. Rufus
cents a pound. Marvin Rolx?rt- Oregon, has been fixed as the
Lum ber & Plumbing. Phone
son, JO 5-3678.
2c time and place for tiie hearing
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of objections, if any there be,
to said final accounting.
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com l »EGAL notices
plete painting and decorating
Mildred Ross Norton, execu
service, spray or brush. Phone NOTH K TO CREDITORS
trix of the estate of Jam es
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
Emmet Norton, deceased.
12th St. Verr. Campbell and that the F irst National Bank of Brown & Van Vactor
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr Oregon has been appointed Ad The Dalles, Oregon
L & E Paint Shop: In terio r a n ! m inistrator with the Will Annex A ttorneys for E state
exterior Decorating — Spray ed of the E state of John Stephen Published: Oct. 27, 1961, Nov. 3
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Vat- Taylor, Deceased, and has quali 10, and 17, 1961
iey-
42-tfn.
LOST: Polled Hereford, 2 yr. old
hull. Branded WB connected
on left shoulder, last seen in
Biglow canyon. Notify Lloyd
or John Bartlemay, Arlington.
Phone 454-2838.
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80 BED OREGON state approved
M ak es A "Lot" o f Sense
nursing home located in beau
tiful Hood R iver Valley, witl
The other day I was driving by deal on that car of your«. . .**
lovely fenced grounds. We at
S lim Thomas* used car lot,
cept all types of elderly caset
From where I sit, "look be
when I noticed he’d put up a fore you leap” is especially
as well as room and board care.
If eastern Oregon initiates a
m easure for reapportionm ent that
agrees even in part with the
theory
that state legislators
should all be elected on the basis
u k k i , ia l COVWTÏ I’AI’ER
of ¡xipulation it will have lost its
case before the
signatures are
SUBS< RII’TION RATES
gathered or the jietltion filed.
ONE YEAR
*3.00
We cannot agree to such a th e
ory
of representation any more
N O V E M B E R 10, 11X»I
than the small colonies could
agree to such a thing. The small
\ ETERANH' DAY
Saturday
will be V eterans’ colonies forced a compromise
day, a name given to Armistice which is that the senate is elected
day to give veterans of World from the states. Quibbling over
The Rufus Grange held election
W ar II a share In the November the difference between states and of officers last T hursday evening
11 commemoration of the A rm is counties is no more than quib when they met after a bountiful
bling. The Civil w ar decided that pot luck dinner. Hostesses were
tice th at ended World W ar 1.
W hatever the date and w hat states were not sovereign; all hut Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Wilson and
ever the name a day of ’etnem- the original thirteen were adm it Mrs. Clyde Thompson.
hrance for the veterans of this ted, bounded and determ ined by
The election was as follows: lie tlile h r m ( h a p t r r No. 78 O .E J c
nation’s too frequent foreign tiie I'nited States on much the Mrs. Rollond Johnson, master; t<x/ Meets every second T hurs
Visiting
w ars is proper. True, most of the same basis as counties were form Roy Shaier, overseer; Mrs. Bill -AA». day each month.
7 m em bers invited. Moro, Ore
men who served learned a great ed out of state territory. Counties Baum, lecturer; Otto Petersen,
Edna Paulson, W. M.
deal in the process of serving the have as much right to be repre stew ard. Hill Baum ass’t. steward;
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
country. Some were able to apply sented as such as do states.
Mrs. Clyde Thompson, lady ass’?,
The purpose of it all is to ob stew ard; Mrs. Millard Leigh, chap HAItLA XDVIE W GRANGE
the discipline forced on them to
themselves afterw ard, all receiv tain the ix*st governm ent possi lain; Mrs. Roy Shafer, treasurer; Meets First and Third Saturday»
ed a lesson in geography, many ble. It has been proven to any Mrs. Atlee Wilson, secretary; Art each month at H:IM) p. ni.
citizen
that it is Smith, gatekeeper; Mrs. Harland
Earl G entry, Master
discovered th eir strengths and fairm inded
Florence Bruckert, Sec’y.
weaknesses in the emotional necessary to have more than one McDonald Ceres; Mrs. Bert Swi-
of apportionm ent to
I.opine Rebekah ~Lu«Ige—Sol Fl4
struggles of the arm y and con method
achieve the best balanced legisla
.Meets 2nd and 4th Tues
flict.
days of each month. Visit
A part of them did not return, ture. Nearly every state acknow
ing memliers welcome
a bigger proportion in the second ledges that principle; the federal
Mary Brackett, N. G.
war, and these are rem em bered governm ent adopted It and has
retained it.
Helen M artin, Secretary
at Memorial day. Armistice day
Hut, say the fearful, w hat will
or V eterans’ day is for those who
Taylor LODGE A. F. A A. M.
did come hack, the injured and happen if the w estern part of tiie
Wasco, Meets the first fa
Electric
Contractors
state
holds
to
population
appor
the able. Saturday is I he day for
Tuesday of each month.
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rem em bering them and recalling tionm ent? We are not afraid of
Visiting bteth ern welcome.
th eir fairness, neither are we
what they did for the country.
H arland McDonald, W M.
Almost none of them went to afraid that we cannot make our
Vernon Root, Secretary
fight because they wanted to. It value to the commercial p art of commericial — residential
the state known If we feel slight-
was duty that comi>elle<l them «»¡ politically, h i.s a m atter Qf
Eureka Ixxlge Nu. 121 A.F.A 1.
industrial
They were young and planning
Meets on the 1st and 3m
what we want to do—on getting
Thursday evenings eacn
for th eir future, going to school,
big neon sign. Trouble was, true whenever you start to give
together
on
that—
ra
th
e
r
than
ESTIMATES
and
BID
31-tfa
uonth. V isiting member»
learning skills to fit them tor jobs,
one of the letters was upside advice. Unlike Slim, some folks
u l ia r we can do. We mean that if
OR SALE: 100 tons of first and
cordially invited to meet w'?h us
d ow n. So I d rove in. “H ey, may not welcome your sugges
beginning to prepare for adult
REQUESTS
try hard enougn we can suc
recond cuttings of alfalfa hav.
Max Belshe, W. M.
Slim,*’ I said, “that’s a nice new
responsibilities when they were
tion—especially about personal
ceed in getting a better law than
Irving H art, Secretary
Phone 475-3060, W. L. Dickson,
sign — but one of the letters is tastes! Whether your neighbor
with no obligation
taken away to learn the art of
we accept compromise as a
East Cherry Lane, Madras Ore.
wrong-side up!”
Moro LODG K No. 113 I.O.O.F.
takes coffee with his meals, or
killing. All suffered a loss of val
E L E C T R IC
HEAT
“Heck, I know that,” laughs prefers a glass of beer— that’s
M<*ets 1st and 3rd Tues-
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uable time and many could not m atter of principle. There are
Slim. “Matter of fact, I had it really his own “business.** G iv
continue with th er plans for a m atters about which resolute 0 MEARA SUPPLY CO. C -T ^ d a y s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- F OR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick
men do not compromise.
slent and visiting brothers
made that way deliberate. Fig ing folks credit for knowing
faced h iuse, daylight basement,
lifetime occupation These are the
ured folks were bound to come their minds is a good way of
Wasco
Phone 01 2 5402 are cordially m v.ted
built-in
kitchen
appliances
practical things and have nothing
Floyd Haines. N. C.
in to tell me about it—and it keeping friendships "right-
(stove, oven, garbage dispose,
to do with tin* emotional d istu r I* VSSEL (IF PANNIKH
Leo W atkins, Secretai>
works! I must get four or five side up.”
The Dalles -:- PH. CY6 4184
D-washer) wall to wall carpet,
bances Involved.
new prospects a day.”
The Wall Street Journal which
2 fireplaces, recreation roon ,
It has long l>een the duty of
Then he grins down at me.
laundry room, patio, all land
young men to fight the wars of repoits <«n American business of
“By the way, Joe,” he says, “I
.<
1
1
kinds
tells
a
sad
story
oi
th«'
scaped,
storage
,n
garage.
Cp,l
tribe or nation
They cannot
could give you a pretty good
S E R V re t
Q U A L IT Y
Scholls K Eystone 9-3467, Rt. 4
evade that duty, nor would many w hisky distillers who are pome-
Copitight, lVOl, United States brewers Association, inc.
Box 271, Hillsboro, Ore. 37-tfn-c
of them. Hut it is appropriate w hat confused (sic! about what
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that tiie nation pauses at least api>enrs to be the strange habits
ehi rtiscueriO N p h a r m a c y
It seems that we
one day of the year to rem em ber of Americans.
that some of Its citizens did fight are drinking less whisky than 1"»
its wars, did accept danger, did years ago and, is It estim ated,
suspend their legitimate rights, less than in the good old days of
prohibition In that time Ameri
for the country.
Saturday is the day set aside cans are said to have consumed
for it and everyone should pause I 9 gallons per capita of firew a
for a tim e for a prayer of thanks- ter whereas in these »lavs they
giving.
gel away with hut 1.3 gallons of
It gal liquor. Legality took the fun
out <>f drinking l>ecause, we sus
TIIE WIND— SIIE III.OW
pect, Americans had more dow n
Younger men here inquiring right fun drinking various kinds
last week as to w hether the wind of moonshine in dark alleys than
that was sweeping up the Colum ir sipping cocktails In dim lit
bia and moving Sherm an wheat bars Those were vigorous days
fields was something uncommon
Furtherm ore, the story contin
or not. Although wind Mas not ues. Americans arc quitting the
lieen a usual kind of w eather in drink that is truly American -
Can you m «aw f« th« value of an examination and diagnosis
recent years it was certainly very corn liquor They prefer the Rus
common some t in , » ' ago when the sian Import, vodka, which, it is
by your Doctor! The fee paid to him ii not for work alone.
This week, people who joined
northern part of t i l l s county was said, leaves no taste or smell » »
First National’s Christmas Club
It i» oho for hit knowledge, for knowing who! to do.
consldered to I m * a very windy remind the drinker or the smeller
a
year ago will receive checks
country.
of intoxicants.
totaling
more than $3,000,000!
Parts of the coun ly now pro-
Likewise there are years of study and experience that are
Im porting Scotch is more pro
ductive as any were once nearly fitable than selling good Ameri
a part of every prescription dispensed. Consider this, and
This extra holiday money (av
useless because the wind kept the ca corn and it seems to suit the
eraging
over $90 per check)
dirt in constant motion so no one taste of more natives who are
note that the phormacitt’i fee for professional knowledge it
will make Christmas more fun
could raise wheat on it. The soil taking their liquor paler and
but a small port of the moderate cost of your medicine.
for thousands of families. You
conservation methods that have more diluted than did grandpa
kept some of the laud quiet re who started the day with a swig
can be prepared for the season
cently would have been more dif I Min the demijohn beneath the
next year, too . . . by joining
ficult if the wind
ot abated I m *(I before pulling on his pants.
First National’s 1-062 Christ
fo some extent.
mas Club now.
Well, it isn’t surprising Amer
Hack when travel out of iher- icans go for paler pursuits in gen
man county was by train pas eral than in the olden days. They
You save a little each week
sengers arrived at Higgs just be are not like the goo I Irish lady
(50c, $1.00, $2.00, etc.); then
fore noon ano had time for a ' hose husband had been injured,
next year at Christmas time
sandwich liefore the down train whore son had left home. A
you receive the full amount
stopped to receive them, ('hnrles i iMghltor offered a bit of a drink
saved, plus interest!
Willard ran a little restaurant a io soothe her disturbed feeling.,
few yards south of the depot, ami inquired If she w mid like a
across a narrow lx>ard walk laid fi w drops of w ater in it. “My
and now you can choose
on the sand Charles put out his
from
2 SAVINGS PLANS!
word, haven’t I had troubles
sandwiches when tiie train from
enough today?" retorted the lady
Yoe
cm m th o rirt Automatic Transfer from
the Shaniko branch (Sagebrush
le i haps the distillers have no
roar checking account or make cash deposits
Annie! arrived and before pussen thing to feat The pule stuff now
each week, whichever plan suits you best.
gers Ismght them they were g rit
pteferred sells for almost as
ty with sand Before the railroad
much and is only intoxicating
company found that oil sprayed
lu great quantities
W hereas
on the sand would prevent blow
• T o save on your home heating, he sure that w in
some of the white mule of post
Ing, teams were hired every M oi Id \\ . h | would set a man to
(lows and doors are weather s trip ix s l. and tlu it your
spring to keep sand off tiie tracks
ne.ng at the first swallow per
house is inaulated This keeps heat fnun leaking out
with slip scrapers
Eastern Oregon
Electric Cc.
W ANT
ADS
From where I sit...
P A TTY O ’MEARA
To pay fo r
K n ow ledge
is O fte n
Real
Econom y . . . .
Jo e M arsh
We Mailed Over
*3,000,000
to Oregon People
This Week!
WASCO FHARMA li
PHONE G 12-5262
Reddy Kilow att’s Helpful Hints
HOW TO MAKE YOUR
HOME COMFORT DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
Join First National's Christmas Club NOW!
When men stood on gang plows
and directed the efforts of twelve
horse teams the wind umk I m
seem much stronger than it does
now although the comfort of a
cab may have something to «hi
w ith that. W’e do not know of anv
place w here record kept I
mechanical device could 1» >und
to prove that the wind i 1 to
Mow h ard er liecau, «• human»
make very poor
th cnn*>inctcrs
r mind gets
>e opinions
Hut we are sure lii» » wind us«xt
to blow more than it has recent
ly and we do not < ront»m plate
with pleasuie its poMible le tu rn
haps unintelligibly
We m e in a time of 'ham
»< Inch is the usual tiling for a
period after such m ajor dinrup-
Don as a big war. The trick is to
«•merge from it with a better so-
» u i> titan iieiore This means tiie
elim ination of a m ajority of the
ideas tiiat are proposed hut th-»
•h c ‘ ptaix* • of (tie »?iIHM) one»
1 rH '«’ will1 not do viol, •n« e tia t in
l a l vc rit les on winu h s*S
l«»t 5
"as ÍH*e i Imsed sin«*»' I'iVilllat lor
m for they are t. >un<ied or
4n 1indem landing of n unían psy
i»gv Jden being a-’ the\ an
dori
of th»« house,
• K«s p your refrigerator and your freezer d« froat»x1
Bv ke«*ping th«' frost thicknt'as It-tw tlutn an eighth
of an iin h . you can reduce tlx* running tim e of the«'
two im portant ehxdric appliances
• I Ian int-als to u tiliz e y o u r electric oven for nx»re
Hum one item at a tim e, thus m aking it do double or
trip le duty.
• You w ill save on hot water if you do your washing
only when you have at least one fu ll l«u»d of clothes
I hiwe are just a few of tlx» ways you get your bigg»-st
value fro m dejs udahle I ’l ’i l , eh'ctric lervice Use it
often, u»e it eOciently. Live better eh'etricalh
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