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«HERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OHi>.ON
I H ill l ì . NOVEMBER 23, IMI
fires nor smoke cigarettes. They
do not cut down trees or dig
G iles L. F r e n c h _______„„.Editor Benches. Livestock are means of
~ Published Every Friday at
producing meat and wool that are
Moro, Oregon
an economic benefit to the nation.
Entered as aerond rlaaa m atter at the Men who go into the ojien obtain
l*n* to ff ire at Mure, Orejron, under A rt some spiritual benefit therefrom
of fn n rre a a of March J. 187«.
and that is valuable, too.
But if governm ent is going to
let everyone invade the public
r V IlltS lU
land it m ust find s >mo method
of instilling or enforcing some
A H O C A flM
responsibility on the invaders.
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E O IT O B IA L
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OFFICIAI. COUNTY PAI’KH
SI'BSt HIPTION HATES
ONE YEAR
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NOVEMBER
23,
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TIME FOR < HAZY IDEAS
WHEAT LEAGUE
Next week end after this one
the Oregon W heat Growers league
will lx? in session al Pendleton.
The m eetings have oecome some
what frozen in form at in recent
years with entertainm ent taking
a larger part than H did in the
bad old days w hen farm ers had
tc talk and figure and scheme to
stay in business.
They still talk but it has beer,
a long time since there were the
impassioned argum ent« that once
made the league meetings a bat
tleground. Rail rates, sales tax,
nothing is as im portant as it used
tc be. We even doubt th at the
new snafu in gov irnm ent pro
grains will cause a respectable
argum ent.
The tru th is the wheat grow
ers have been surrounded. Whe
th er they like federal program s
01 not they m ust liv» with then,
until national disgust rises high
enough to stop them. There are
many farm ers who will welcome
th at day. In the meantime they
m ust leave land unsown or even
plow up some wheat; they must
apply fertilizer to combat the
Idiocies of federal control. So
they meet to discuss it.
W hether farm ers t f this area
are as interested in governm ent
as in the past is not known. They
still resolve about taxes and ap
portionment hut seldom get really
Involved ir. campaigns over them.
A group with so much dependen-
Dalles, Oregon.
13i *n
al program s should 0* Stacy’s parents, Mi. and Mrs.
‘fully the state pro Atlee Wilson.
< TATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
The Rufus Grange plans on
plete painting and decorating
Act i ally tlie wheat farm er is in starting th eir card parties for the
service, spray or brush. Phone
much wor e posit ion than he w inter season Dec 2. These par FOR FROZEN P IP E S call K irk’s
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1206 E.
Plum bing and Heating. Have
was at th< »tart of the depression ties are for the public.
12th St. Vern Campbell and
electric pipe thraw e?. Phone JO
Jack Null. The Dalles, Or. 38tfr
His cos’s are so much
The Rufus G range met for a
5-3220.
4c-tfn L &. E Paint Shop: In terio r and
greater, The drop in production pot luck dinner Nov 16 w ith Mr.
was th< ro rst featuie of th at de- and Mrs. Atlee Wilson and Mr. BACKHOE
exterior Decorating — Spray
WORK —
Dump
j.ressloi
although the drop in Bill Huck as hostesses.
Painting ED 3-2273 Grass Val
truck to haul anything. Rufus
price u 1 had also. He is paying ---------------------
ley.
42-tfn.
Lum ber & Plum bing. Phone
for his efficiency in reduced acres
911.
52c-tfn 80 BED OREGON state approved
FOR
RENT:
2
bdrm.
house
in
and is only able to keep going
nursing home located in beau
Livestock for Con
Wasco JO M M 4
4 c WANTED:
ly out-sm arting the governm ent
liful Hood River Valley, Witt
signm ent, The Dalles Livestock
A few poor crops would he verv Taylor MIDGE A. F. A A. M.
lovely fenced grounds. We at
Commission, Inc. Sale every
serious for many partly because Wasco, Meets th e first
cept all types of elderly casei
Saturday, 12:00 Noon. F or I?
ol their own over confidence and Tuesday of each month,
as well as room and board care.
form ation. Ed Coles CY 6-4672,
partly lieeau.se of their too lm Visiting brethern welcome,
31-tfn.
or CY 6-4513. P. O. Be; 631, The
plicit faith In governm ent pro
H arland McDonald, W M.
grams.
Vernon Root, Secretary
WANT ADS
Eureka Ixvdge No. 121 A.F.<X 1.
Meets on the l« t and 3rn
Thursday evenings eacn
nonth. V isiting membeia
cordially invited to meet w ith us
by Mrs. Gecrge Fox
Max Belshe, W. M.
The Cooking No. I 4-H club
Irving H art, Secretary
called “Let’s Bake” m et on Nov Moro IXlDGBl N o . 113 1.0.0. P.
em ber 15 at the home of their
Meets 1st and 3rd Tues-
leader, Mrs. Roy Guv man. The -^ ^ d a y s in I.O.O.F hall. Tran
0*
club made milk anti fruit drinks
sient and visit .Np brother«
and also elected officers. They are cordially inv.ted
Floyd Haines. A C
plan to learn how to make cocoa
Leo W atkins, Secretary
at their Nov. 29 meeting. The re
porter is Linda W iight.
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.EJi
The Rufus Home Extension unit
Meets every second T hurs
day each nonth.
Visitinc
met Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs.
m em bers invited. Moro, Ore
Harland McDonald. Mrs. Sammy
Edna Paulson, W. M.
Tsulxita conducted the business
Dorothy Heater. Secretary
m eeting and the new secretary'
Mrs. Otto Petersen .vas present IIA It LA N 11VIKW GHA YGE
The lesson was “ Facing Widow Meets First and Third Saturday!
hood” and the Sherm an County each month at 8:00 p. m.
Earl Gentry, Master
Extension agent Mrs. Janet W al
Florence Bruckert, Sec’y.
ker gave the lesson. Although
there w asn’t a large crowd out the L u p in e R e b e k a h L o d g e - N o . 114
group got a great deal from the
.Meets 2nd and 4th Tue*
lesson. The next m eeting will be
days of each month. Visit
ing members welcor.i*.
a pot luck at the home of Mrs.
Mary Brackett, N. G.
Millard Leigh Dec. 21 The lunch
Helen Martin, Secretary
at 12:30 will liegin the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Wilson and
children of California are visiting
Z E N IT H
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their relatives in this area. While
here they are gues’s at the home
Sales & SERVlCI
Rufus News
The Oregon legislature provid
ed for a committee to consider
changes in the state’s constitution,
an old and much patched docu
ment, hut one th at like an old hat,
is the object of more affection
than disdain. This committee is
now listening to all oorts of pro-
¡xjsals from
in d iv ilu als
anti
groups. Most of them are ill-con
sidered, crack-pot, screw-hall ideas
w ith neither principle o r prece
dent hack of them , nd there is
no need to pay attention to them.
It is presumed ¡hat the com
m ittee will winnow such things
out and drop them quietly In the
w astepaper basket although the
committee is a little ’oo political
for safety.
On of the most everything of
these suggestion was that Oregon
consolidate a hunch of counties
sc the committee .assuming the
non-official position ol God, could
rem ake the state »rom It own
ideas.
The Oregonian gave the notion
a half heartd cheer because it '^ ■ ■ •■ •■ ■ N N N N W .W .N N 'A W A N N N N N V A 'A W ,*
.W A N N
says the legislature could do it
and the committee, of course,
could put such thint's in a con
stltution. Unless it «d.»?s away with
the initiative and r<»cad it couldn't
do it permanen tly.
Congress
m ight also join e as ern Oregon
into Idaho (which, .is < hove noted.
(( hi The I leigiits)
has an American i * pe of oppor-
tlonm ent) and perha, s
Nevada
and Utah (wouldn' i that lx* fun-
ny) hut we will not lose any sleep
over it.
It is apparent t>> anyone who
has read a page o f Oregon his-
And Trucks and Complete Line
tory th it Oregon •unties in the
main were estahli- ihed for the
of Clean Wai ranted Used Cars
identical reasons Ai ii"iican slates
ANNOUNCING APPOINTMENT OF
were established: o ‘cause resi-
dents demanded th •m In a world
that Is recognlzln:? dozens of
little states and n ’ tons in the
R.¡presenting Our Complete Line
name of self g n e t nment we do
of Fine Cars and Trucks
not fear that there 1 will be any
consolidation of c• sinties with-
We Compete or Beat Portland Prices
•>ui tne consent of
e governed.
Serving Sherman Cniinlv with
ANNOUNCING
KNOLL MOTOR CO. INC.
Cet Full Vflhu?
from Your
Doctor's
Services. . .
•V-
Fellow hi» guidance carefully. Use ♦' >
tre ctn -e n th e preset ibss fo ith fu ’D
future appointments prom ptly, and fc j
a “ good pa tie nt.”
By so doing, you w ill get the best resv’h
from your Doctor's services, and the fu ’l
benefit o f his know ledge. It is good
judgm ent and good citizenship to so
help nature restore your full health. To
this end too, we p ro v id e complete stool-»
c f Parke, Davis & Com pany product»
a d other q u a lity drugs and pharm a-
ce '.tir a b , *o supplem ent our p ro fe s -
SERVICE (IN ALL MAKLh
Call ANDY PAULSON
Telephone JO 5-3513
WASCO PHARMACY
PHONE G I2-5262
FOR SALE: 2 bdrm home, w ith
double garage. Inquire Paul
Cyphers, Moro, or w rite C. L.
Balzer, Rt. 1, Cov*. Ore.
3-6c
FOR A gricultural loans see F L B ..
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
LT’press 6-2466.
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LIVESTOCK Men • Do it your
self • “Ai.u«or Brand” A iJm a.
Health Products, penicillin, and
Instrum ents are available at
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
The Dalles
20c tfn
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
appointm ent only. Custom cur
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
sharp freeze. K enny’s Market,
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
for appointm ent.
23-tfn
*VINK GOLDENDALE SALES
Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has
ar auction every F riday at one
o’clock We have the m arket if
you have the livestock. G uar
anteed top prices. Frank W ink
33c tfn
FOR SALE. Alfalfa hay at Mau
pin by Raymond Crabtree. 2-5c
uEGAL notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
th at the F irst National Bank of
Oregon has been appointed Ad
m inistrator w ith the Will Annex
ed of the E state of John Stephen
Taylor, Deceased, and has quali
fied as such.
All persons
having claims
against said E state are hereby
notified and required to present
the same, duly verified, w itn the
proper vouchers, to said Adm inis
tra to r w ith the Will Annexed at
the office of said Bank in Moro,
Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
the date of the first publication
of this notice. The date of the
first publication of this notice is
November 10, 1961.
The F irst National Bank of
Oregon. A dm inistrator w-lth
the Will Annexed of the
E state of John Stephen
Taylor, Deceased
J. Tracy Barton
A ttorney for the E state
Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1, 1962
Hood River, Oregon
Your Mid-Columbia Dealer for
CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - DODGE Cars
M. D. (Mel) Parker At Moro
TH E BEST.
MIKING IGA IN
President
Phone JO 5 3266
R en te
in saying
ou nt n
ust
w rong .i ne was ; • t year when
he went alxmt tin • land saying
that this nation was; 1.•' king in de-
fense. vVe hope he s • m adm its It
Just as he has a bn It ted his erro r
about defense w. II, not admit-
ted. hut stated in ■ i • 'nviction to
the opposite side
The danger to thi nat ion come -
from the miserah
tconom lcs it
has followed since die advent of
the new deal.
American buxine
•\ merlcan
labor, American a ,g r 1 e u I t u r e
would l»e in tx»t’O! shape if gov
em inent would 1«' n e them all
alone and quit med Hing with the
age old rules of economics fot
political reason- i »< i \ merlc'in
|xx>r would lx> aide 1 more hv self
reliance than by
jov ernm ent
handouts
Government has » n \v eaken-
ing this nation an 1 it had lietter
quit o r it will be too weak and
too listless to defe nd Itself and
some other governm ent will have
to succeed the m? dnlesome one
Jy
BAD FDR ST(H KMI N
We learn that the Bureau of
Land Management vs >uld like to
appoint some one on the control
boards that supervisi ' or advise
about the use of public lands un
tier the Taylor Grazir ig Act. The
purpose is to give otIher groups
some control for stex kmen have
been giving the advl e.
The Idea probably meets with
the approval of the recreation
(ro u p s who are anxl<otts to oh
tain control of such 1.inds and in
who ask must be he
We ho|x> the »tocku ien still it
tain a majority on the boards for
we like lx ef and think our ration
oi it would lx* curtalle« 1 if we ha«’
tc raise o u r meat on farms ( ’at
tie can use public lands• for a good
Blx m onths of the year and while
it m ay not alw ays ix* neat and
tidy no harm comes o th e grass
IxHause of them.
The sjxirtsm en w >uk«I use (he
larvi Infrispiently and would do
a great deal more dan tage. Thev
are not ao reap,
o r sheet animali
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