Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, January 05, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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HHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L MORO. ORAGON
HI I DAY, JANUARY 3. 1ÍHJ2
of that party are getting a few
candidates of their own along
conie the self-styled “liberal«*
Cwuuty A gricu ltu ra l A geo»
P s h lts h e d E v e r y F r id a y a t
with a scheme to stop them.
B y M rs . G eorge K o 1
M o ro , O reg on
How the Republicans got into P re g n a n c y T e x tin g O f R e e f C o w s
A card paity was held at tiie
E n te ra d m
aarunS d a t a n a l U r al the the act we don’t know unless p
DRIVING FACTS YOU Si 3ULD KNOW
Determining pregnancy of beef Rufus Grange hail Dec. I 10. The
l*oa t o f f ira a t M o ra , O r r g a n . unSar A r t
was done by that section of the cows may save the beef cattle winners at high score w< •re Mr.
o f C ongraaa o f M arch J, 187»,
party too prone to “me-too” operator up to forty or fifty dol­ and Mrs Clyde Thomp» n and
STARTING ABILITY ON ICE
STOPPING ABILITY ON ICE
every foolish action done by the lars per year. A dry cow in the low went to Rolland Johns on and
Traction rating», based on hundreds of test», meas­
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
Average braking distances, based on tests from ?0
opposition.
ure tha pulling or hill-clim bing a bility of tires and
fall of the year will nave to be Mrs. Otto Petersen. The grange
m p h on glare ice. For comparison, average b ra k ir.
chains on glare ice conditions. Index is expressed at
Anyway it isn’t going to lie done, carried two years before any re­ women served refreshments aftei
distance of regular tires on d ry pavement a t same
100 for regular tires.
leastwise for more than one elec­ turn may be gotten from her. the game. The next party will be
speed is 21 feet, on glare ice 195 feet.
0
too
200
300
400
500
tion
Jan.
13.
0
100
200
300
400
50C
Pregnancy may be determined by
W® are old-fashioned enough a competent veterinarian any­ The Christmas holidays have
REINFORCED TIRE CHAINS 5 0 9
REINFORCED TIRE CHAINS
■\------------------
to think that a good rousing par­ time after the cow is 00 days come and gone once more. If a
77 f t
O V N IW S F A F I t
ty convention would pick candi­ along the gestation period.
jierson was just turning me pages
PUBLI1HIRS
dates as good as any we have seen Check for Leaks in Grain Storage of a book and looking on, they
come out of a primary. But we
A S S O C IA TIO N
The truth of the old adage would have thought it wa; Easter
1 7 4 ft
are very sure the two systems * Keep Your Powder Dry,” was by the look of the weather. It
REGULAR TIRES
won’t mix and that you can’t fully appreciated by the early wasn’t so very cold, the sun
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
have your primary and disregard pioneers. Keeping grain dry is shone each day, and the wind blew
1 9 5 ft
SU KM K IUT IO N R A T ES
P. too.
equally prudent to prevent Insect gently, making it r.n ideal time
for traveling to see the loved
attack.
ONE YEAR
*3.00
STARTING ABILITY ON SNOW
STOPPING ABILITY ON SNOW
MAY 1 PO GET MORE
Insects develop slowly or not
T ractio n rating», based on draw bar pull teat» on
This shows the comparative stopping ability of reg­
The Kennedy administration at all in clean grain where the POWER COMPANY PLANS
JANUARY Y, 196$
loosely packed »now, also indicate relative a bility
ular and snow tires and reinforced tira chains on
is still hepped over the idea of temperature is 70 degrees F. or EXPANSION IN NEW LEAR
to pull through deep snow or climb hills.
loosely packed snow, from 20 m p h .
MN ETEEN SIXTY TWO
tax reform which is needed. The lower and the moisture content
Pacific Power & Light company
REINFORCED TIRE CHAINS 4 1 3
REINFORCED TIRE CHAINS
trouble with plans for tax is below 11 percent. Moist grain and the Bonneville Adiminstra-
In many quarters it is consid­ only
3 8 ft
will
“heat”
and
thus
provide
reform
is
that
for
years
the
main
tion reported Friday they have
ered something of a necessity for
EFFECT OF
even mote favorable conditions signed a 45-year contract for
purjx>se
has
been—and
is—
to
TEMPERATURE
an editor with a typewriter to find a way to pluck the goose for insect development.
SNOW TIRES
R isin g te m p era tu res ,
Bonneville to deliver i ito the
pass the New Year’s holiday by
5 2 ft
Check now and repair leaks Pacific Power system the large
make ice mors slippery.
Reform is die word used
thinking and writing about what cleaner.
A car w ith regular tires. I
in grain storage facilities. Grain blocks of new power supplies to
REGULAR TIRES
moving at 20 m p h on
has occured in the passing year when tax boost is meant.
contamination
can be further pre­ be received by the eompaiy from
Depreciation
allowances
are
one
glare ice, requires 114 ■
and—putting his neck out—by
l
6
0
f
t
ft.
at 0° and 235 ft . at
vented by screening windows and
foretelling the coming year. For thing that needs redoing. A man other points for insect develop­ the Wanapum project on the Col­
30° above. Reinforced j
or
a
firm
can
take
his
deprecia
tire chains pro vide con­
umbia River in Washington state.
one who missed forecasting the
sistently shortest stops, 1
ment.
STOPPING ABILITY O N DRY PAVEMENT
Pacific Power will be receiving
results of the three football games tlon if he can last long enough.
ab ou t 77 f t ., reg a rd - |
If insect infestations are found, as much as 400,000 kilo.vatts of
it all possible in five or
less of temperatures.
<
REGULAR TIRES
21 f t
of local interest over the weekend Making
the grain should be fumigated. the
ten
years
would
help,
but
the
output of the major hydro­
this is something of a chore.
Details of grain fumigation are
A bove c h a rts, p rovided by Oregon D e p a rtm e n t o f M o to r Vehicles, Traffic S afety
Over a long period of living we main problem is that a man can’», given in I'NW Bulletin No. 15, electric development, now under
take
enough.
A
firm
can
discard
construction
and
slated
to
place
have not noticed that yeais vary
D ivision, illu stra te te s t results b y N a tio n a l S afety C o u n cil’s C o m m ittee on W in te r
* Insect Pests of Farm Stored
very much although some bring a machine that cost ten thou­ Grain, available at your counts’ the first of ten generators in ser­
D riv in g H a z a rd s. F o r each “ b raking d ista n c e ” above you m u st ad d 22 feet, w hich
sand
dollars
but
to
do
so
it
must
vice in 1963.
good crops and some bad; some
extension office.
is d ista n c e tra v e le d d u rin g average “ reaction tim e ” needed to th in k a n d get y o u r
Bonneville Power Administra­
send us to war and some bring buy one that costs three or four Transplant Rhubarb Now
times
that
amount.
As
Jong
as
not on b ra k e a fte r seeing a reason to stop. Skidding a n d reduced v isib ility a re th e
tor Charles F. Luce reported BPA
peace; some contain des ructive prices increase so fast lie never
Rhubarb may be transplanted will take the power into ’he fed
m
a jo r a d d e d hazard s o f w inter. C an you see and sto p in tim e ? A re y o u r w indshield
storms. Except for those events catches up.
in the fall. After a rhubarb plant­
w iper blades giving clear, stre a k free v isib ility ? D oes yo u r defro ster w ork?
eral
transmission
grid
at
BPA’s
that come from nature the other
Administration plans to do ing lias produced for four years substation at Vantage, Wash., and
events are usually within the away
with the four percent and or longer it is a good idea to dig deliver it by exchange and dis­
a
range of prognostication. Human
up the crowns and divide them.
$50
that
are
deductible
iro
n
div­
placement
to
more
than
25
points
onff-
events are most often a result of
niversary. Mrs. Foote and children
Mr. rr:d Mrs. Harry Hynorn
idend income is entirely wrong. Cut between the buds on the of delivery where the BPA and
Mr and Mrs. Millard Leigh had were also invited. The Jim Fox’s
past errors.
and
family of Hermiston were
clown in such a way cs to leave
(
orj
Mirations
now
pay
52
percent
company over the New Year week
Goodness knows the human
a large p.'ece of storage root with PP&L systems are interconnected end. The brought them to the had just had television at their holiday guests of Mrs. Hydorns
and
then
the
stockholder
pays
in the Northwest.
race has committed enough err­
ranch home put in that day so all parents Mr. and Mrs. John Math-
each bud.
Pacific Power has long-term grange card party Saturday night. got to see a good picture. Satur­ ieson.
ors to bring on anything hut we another 20 percent or more giving
Transplant
the
pieces
three
government entirely too big
Mr. and M rs. S. A. Wilson spent
don't thing this is t ie yea” for it. a the part
or four feet apart in rows four purchase agreements with the the holidays in Portland as house day all were invited to Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harland McDon­
of earnings.
Grant
County,
Wash.,
PUD,
build­
Russia knows this country has P
Mrs. Earl Weatherfords at Olex ald drove to Dayville where they
feet apart. Plant the pieces deep
guests
of
their
daughter
and
hus
er
of
Wanapum,
and
interim
surrounded by military Installa­
for dinner making it a family re­ were guests of the Murrays, rela
enough so the bud is covered
agreements w-lth other buyers, hand Mr. and Mrs. Buck Miller union. All the family were togetb tives of Harlands over the week
tions that could destroy it in a N O T SO F A S T
with
three
or
four
inches
of
soil.
day and besides we think Khrush­ Some political observers are In mild sections, such as the for approximately a third of the Other relatives of the Wilsons ga­ er excepting George Fox j r . who end. They reported it was a
chev would rather 'alk than fight. shedding tears over Sig Unander Willamette Valley, division of the total output of the 831,000-kilo- thered together at the homes, so is in Sunnyvale. California.
beautiful drive.
So, if we get Into any war it will who stands a good chance of be crowns may lie done In the fall. watt mid-Columbia jxiwerhouse. all could spend some time with
them.
The
Wilsons
son
Stacey
and
ing
tiie
Republican
nominee
for
Terms of the transmission
1 m ? oik * of those little, annoying
Put in areas having more severe
wars, a sort of retail killing war. I nlted States senator in which winters the division should be agreement provide for Pacific family of Califoria were there
••••••
Power to take up ’o 100,000 kilo­ also making it a nice gathering.
Prescription
Pharmacists
They can lie very bad But unless case lie will oppose Wayne Morse delayed until early spring.
.Miss Martha Brady arrived on
watts of energy, less five percent
we mend our ways in Katanga or who lias a good chance of being Blood Hpotx In Eggs
Saturday to spend Christmas with
find some sensible solution in tiie Democratic nominee. These
Physically- disturbing layers— for losses in transmission and vol­
Laos we may have men fighting C'assandras think the Swedish Sig frightening them—nad no signi- tage transm ission, into its sys­ the Leonard Jordans. Martha has
lieen dean of girls at the Lebanon
in those places. Hut we doubt it. is no more likely to win than a ficant effect on incidence of blood tem
All the prophets of business parafln dog chasing a cast iron spots in eggs, according to re­ Pacific Power will pay Bonne­ high school for several years. She
ville each month at the rate of left on Tuesday to spend time
boom are at it again and they cat through Hades.
They overlook tiie proveable search workers at Michigan State $59,615 for a minimum of 302,000- with relatives in Portland before
would I k * convincing if they
University.
However,
shell
thick­
weren't the same ones who talked fact ttiat Mr. Unander lias done ness decreased among tin fright kilwatts of exchange demand. Up­ her vacation ended.
Mrs. Wilson Foote and children
on 30 days' notice fhe amount can
so fluently aliout tii<* soaring six­ very well at tiie polls in Oregon ened birds.
go up to the maximum of 100,000- Nancy and Robert arrived via
ties two or three years ago. So ai.il is probably die strongest can
train from Corvallis to spend th«
kilowatts.
far tiie soaring sixties have fail­ dldate that lias faced Mr Morse
Tiie Bonneville Power Admin­ rest of the week witii her parents
ed to get off the launching pad, since his turbulent career began
good enough limes, sure, But most in 1911. Mr. McKay would have FOR SALE; SINGER Sewing ma istration may change the late up tiie George Fox’s. Thursday nigh;
chine, modem cabinet, all at on three months’ notice but not Mt’, and Mrs. Jim Fox entertain­
people we know still have to work been stronger had lie started his
more frequently than every three ed Mr. and Mrs. George Fox with
tachments $10.00;
for a living, and gadgetry hasn’t race in more peaceful conditions.
Mr. Morse, it is jiointeJ out, is
LEICHA 35mm camera inclui years, if it is necessary to pro­ a dinner on their 34 wedding an-
succeeded in making everyone
away and running like an ama­ ing wide angle lens, optic an vide proper compensation to the
well or happy or contented
sports view finders, light gun. government, Luce said. Pacific j E G A L XiOTj ..
We do not expect inflation in teur in a marathon race spurred
by
a
$100
a
plate
dinner
in
Lo«
$150.00;
Power may cancel the contract on N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
1IM12, not that the extremely big
budget tiie president wants would Angeles which gave him a cam­ SPEED GRAPHIC 2 's X 3' i five years’ notice or at the term­
Notice is hereby given that the
TH E M ARX OF A
with rangefinder, flidi, and ination date of October 31, 2009.
not do that if passed, but w..« paign fund of notable proixirtions.
solenoid. 5” and 7” reflector.-.
Income questionnaires will lx? undersigned has been duly ap­
think tiie danger to the gold re­ We do not know whe her Los
REALLY S M A R T PE R SO N
$100 00.
mailed to 23,000 Oregon veterans pointed Administratrix of the
serve will lie so great the admin Angeles has joined Or *gon or
Estate
of
Clyde
F.
St
rad
ley,
de­
whether
the
Los
Angeles
Cham-
Mel Parker, JO 5-3200
istration will have to pull in its
I Oc and their survivors with the ceased, and has qualified. All per­
monthly pension checks Decem­
horns, lids nation can't keep up iter of Commerce has set its
NUTRI-BIO
The mark o f a really smart person is not necessarily a college
ber 30, and failure to promptly sons having claims against said
tTic value of the dollar if it spends stakes beyond tiie Columbia, nei­
diploma or a Phi Beta Kappa key. It might he simply a
FOOD
SUPPLEMENT
estate
are
hereby
notified
and
more than it collects. Neither can ther do we know that this influx
record of carefully-considered actions.
Your distributor for Nutri-Bio return tiie forms may result In required to present the same
suspension of payments, Acting
it sell good abroad in com|M?tl- of foreign funds will lie nelpful or
Products,
Alice
McIntyre,
JO
5-
To
know it all would be wonderful — i f we human«
duly verified, and with the pro­
tlon with tiie rapidly advancing hurtful to Mr. Morse.
3245.
6ctfn Manager T. H. Conner of the vet­ per vouchers, to the undersigned
could absorb that much knowledge in a lifetime. Next
We are certain of one ixditical
erans Administration Regional
western Europe common tnarke;
best is to seek and accept the advice o f experts, particularly
FOR FROZEN PIPES call Kirk’s office for Oregon warned today. at her residence near Grass Val­
unless the price ot lalxir goes I act that seems to tie overlooked.
your Doctor.
Plumbing
and
Heating.
Have
ley,
Oregon,
within
six
months
In order to prove continued
down or tiie production of labor Every politician eventually goes
V isit him frequently. Follow his directions carefully. Bring
electric pipe thrawe?. phone JO
entitlement
under tiie law tiersons from the date of first publication
goes up If we have a depression too often to tiie well. Unless death
your
prescriptions to us to be filled, and take the medicine
5-3220.
4c-tfn
of
this
notice,
to-wit:
December
receiving pension for nonservice
It will be our own fault. All of or appointment overtakes him
he prescribes regularly.
15, 1961.
BACKHOE
WORK
—
Dump
there
comes
an
election
when
the
connected
death
or
disability
are
them are.
Such cooperation is the best course possible for preservation
truck to haul anything. Rufus required each January to report
Georgia H. Stradley,
As for the important things: voters have tired of ills name and
o f your health, and it marks you as a really smart person.
Lumtier
4
Plumbing.
Phone
his
antics
and
lie
is
through,
done,
Administratrix
actual
income
for
the
past
12
food will lie tasty If well cooked,
52c-tfn months and estimated income for Heisler 4 Van Valkenburgh
and it will is* ex|H.insive; every­ kaput and defeated. Then the pol­
Attorneys for Estate
itical
pundits
remark
on
how
W!NK
GOLDENDALE
SALES
the new year.
one will spend more time worry­
The
Dalles, Oregon
lucky
was
the
winner.
Yard.
Goldendale,
Wash.,
has
Last January one out of five
ing about a vacation than on it;
If we shed any tears over Mr.
ai auction every Friday at one questionnaires had to be return­ Dec. 15, 22, 29, 1961, J an. 5, 1962
people will lie a; moral at they
o clock We have the market if ed to the payee because the card
think necessary; summer days Unander they will be shed after
you have the livestock. Guar was not completely filled out,
will lie gloriously long and warm next November, not before. It Is
anteed top prices. Frank Wink Conner said. The ensuing delay in
our opinion that Mr. Morse has
making it fun to be lazv
well earned a defeat and tliat no
33c- tin securing corrected reports creat­
thing hut that will soften his CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by ed many stop payments, and 30 to
IIOLL
Id L
1 OSE H O R SE PO W E R
brass bound ego and make him
appointment only. Custom cur 60 days are required to restore
Orefton |i Political parties, tha’ eligible to rejoin the lesser hu­ ing Meat cutting, wrapping, monthly checks in such cases.
ia the leude rs thereof, arc talking mans, whose ideas and opinions
sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market,
aixtul holdi ng some sort of con- he lias so long flouted. After all,
Grass Vailey. Call ED 3-2345 Rethlrhrm Chapter No. 78 O.EJs
ventio n for tiie purpose ot nam tiie only solid core of voters still
# Meets every second Thurs
for appointment.
23-tfn
day each month.
Visiting
ing ciindicia it
r of endorsing faithful to Mr. Morse Is labor and ‘ TATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
T m em hers Invited. Moro, Ote
candid atea tliat are running in goodness knows lalxir is tiie only
plete painting and decorating
Edna Paulson, W. M.
the pr linnut “> Wli.r funny thing; group that should lie faithful to
service, spray or brush. Phone
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
the I hi y a thi ink up.
him.
CY 6 3077 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. I I L it L A N l»L I ELL ( . R A N G E
It hus I m ? cn sixty years sine?
12th St. Vern Campbell and Meds first and ’bird Monday*
Oreg r dans voted in the ixditical
W have been supplied with
Jack
Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr at 7 p. m.
“refori
f W S. U’Ren which s one recipe« in wliich tiie prime
con-.1sted ii n part of the direct ingredient is Ala or Bulgat* w hich WANTED: Livestock for Con­ Max llelshe, Master
signment, The Dalles Livestock Agnes Benson. Secretary
y un< Jer which the soy is a com part ively new way of
u
Commission, Inc. Sale every r.upiue R elxk ah Lodge No. 114
e reign voter « |]
their own cm using wheat Mrs L. E. Knseberg.
Saturday, 12.00 Noon. For Ie
dldatcs
en
tleets 2nd and 4th Tues­
in in that time chairman of the wotnen’a commit
formation, Ed Coles CY tT467i ‘« ¿ s ' days of each month. Visf
must i»e thi
procedure has tee of the wheat league has com
or CY 6-4513. I’. O. Box 631, The
mg members welcome.
resultei il in
ttcr candidates piled them in the hope that they
Mary Brackett, N. G.
Dalles, Oregon.
13r
than ti
by a conven will provide something new for
Helen Martin, Secretary
tion of the 1
tosses whether tiie cook to practice on during the LIVESTOCK Men • Do it your
in the prov
self
•
“Ai.«.4«vr
Brand”
Ai.in.a,
smoke filled wintei
Taylor IXHHIK A . F . A A. M.
room ( •r o | k
Health Products, penicillin, and Wasco, Meets the first
clave Hut the R LR It Q l i : t 1 V
people hu ve
instruments are available at Tuesday of each month.
it and
can 1 cup Ala,
Nt water
G\
your
Co-op Oil and Supply at Visiting btclhcrn welcome.
think 0f no n
inuigin
pen cook i leeoni
dons on
\z
The
Dalles
20c
tfn
dage to a ca ntlkl
OK packaf
Harland McDonald, W M.
mark cIf 1 part
1
WANTED: Full time secretary
2 Iks. round ix*et
Vernon Root, Secretary
For 3rears the
Apply at County Extension E u re k a B w lg r N o . 121 A .F .A L.
vot­ 2 cans tomato sauce
en» of the Ih mot
par
Agent's o f f i c e Courthouse Meets on the l«t and 3ro
iate 2 large onions, chopped
Moro.
RK; Thursday evenings eac ru A
Iieen tr•ylng to
¿ Clips celery, chopped
the onus of
»rtit >i bunt
\ CU| brow n uigar
C A E I’aint Shop: Interior an 1 nonth. Visiting membe. _____
of screw’ lialle w it i ne
*» CUI catsup
exterior Decorat Ing — Spray cordially invited to meet with u*
ctal nu ir st cial
Max Belshe, W. M.
. tsp. rep® ned mustard
Painting ED 3-2273 Grass Val-
Irving
Hart, Secretary
Theee w
a rt ed
2 tbs vii *gar
Iey’
42-tfn.
M«H ialiNtiIC u u
I m rt y
llrow n gnmnd
ground beef, add onion - tk) BED OREGON state approved M o ro I O lM .K N u . 113 I O .O .l
tains an(1 in
md bn
dd all the other In
nursing home located in beau - Ä Meets 1st an«: 3rd Tue*
of them have
Jays in I OO F. hall. Trai>
¡te d ien
uk slowly far one
tlful
Hood River Valley, wit!
embarrm«sinen of
sient and \ iait>4 brother»
309 E 5^ con I The Dali,
alf or a, a« I ala au<l blend well
lovely fenced grounds. We ac an cordially in\.ted
serva! I ve
tax insci«
De
nd sin ner.
Cypre
6-2874
cept
all
types
of
elderly
ca9et
Floyd Haines. N. G.
( rais. No that
Mrs F »vd Root
as well as room and board care
lx\) W itklns, Secretary
^ I j e r m a n (C o u n ty j o u r n a l
Giles L. F r e n c h _________ Editor
County Rambling«
Rufus News
SLOW DOWN AND LI VE-THIS WINTER
f
c
)
WANT ADS
4
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WASCO PHARMACY
PHONE GI2-5262
M
Lance Apparel
JANUARY CLEARANCE
Has just opened and will
run a week or more
L ance Apparel wants cill its friends in
the Mid-Columbia to know its
Chat ante SA LE is in progress
MARVELOUS SAVINGS
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
all from our regular stock at
I NBELIEVEABLE MARK DOWNS
L’ance Apparel