Sherman County journal., February 02, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, ORBGON
jRlîtfçnvfV’ J ’
itu k u u r n a !
' THE GROUNDHOG
E d ito r
'r h la y a t
•g o n
E n te re d
a»
m a lt e r at
tn. under
EKI I» IV, FEBRUARY 2, 1 !MS Î
tn t
iteti
ancient fancy a
his w inter q u a rte ts
ind for hts rhadov,
■ sees, he will retire,
sion for another six
lg which the earth
suffer tne pangs if
inter. Should ne futn
scured ne will stay
unti spring will rx* upnn
y
the
A rt
¿ IfS
) , * / * «
s
thods
m easu rin g . fat thickness
‘"and rib eye area. They used 327
head of cattle and 42 hogs. We
quote their conclusions.
“ft can he •oncluded from the
s e s studies
t u d i e s t th
h at at
results of these
present the instrum entation and
techniques are not sufficiently ac-
cu ra te to be used as a commercial
IS
C e S im n
«
« i,.« ,iv
already
ân
d “s have reports of infection
* mie are due to sc o u ra _
key to control and prevention of
fe e d i^ ^ X rs a T " “?
proper
and
.
treatm ent of navel w ith iodine
w h Z n ^ 1
" un
is
later treatm ent
‘ “„ b e e E t e
**
A letter from Mrs. Neva W a.tcn
LIG H TIN G M /R A C L E S
TOO M A R V E L O U S TO B E CONTEM-
Johnston, now living at F riend­
N A T IO N A L
EDITO RIAL
FLA TE P 7 5 T EAR S A G O A R E NOW
ship Manor gives some inform a­
B E IN G TAKEN F O R G RANTEP...
A S^C ^T I^N
selection tool. H ow ever the prlncb [he unblUl.a)
' u ,u ,s en le‘
tion about the old trees until re­
at tim e of birth
pie
and
sensitivity
of
the
method
cently on the main g re e t o f M ori.
A M llI r e lf M t M t f l
w arrant fu rth er refinem ent of and from th eir en ter the stomacn
1 1. the Editor:
the technique. Anatomical know ­ Iodine treatm ent thus gets right
As to the old Ixx*ust trees item
at the organism before infection
ledge
of the area to he examined occurs.
U N 1 9 0 0 , E /Q H T F A M IL IE S O U T O F
the Sherm an County Journal
,
N E W S PA F I B
T hat i.> „ < e ghtful little pre- in
ultrasonically is essential and the
j fcnow when some of tnose Lo-
TEN WERE U S /N O £ THER CAN PLES
_
hum an element in the interpreta­
G A S , O R K E R O S E N E TO L IG H T THE/R "Cty
W 3 > N \ P U B L IS H IB S
2 ',
ln ,tn ,ie " ay’
«“« ,rces » w e planted. 1 an. b.
H O M E S .., TO P AY WE H A V E ELE C TR IC
tion of the photographs is a ma­
Ike ua feel superior to grandpa cHne<l to think the ones on the
A SSO C IA T IO N
L IG H T S /O O O T /M E S ST R O N G E R THAN
who might have believed it. We
jo
r source of variation. More
Main street may have been there
CAN PLES.
doubt that.
G randpa was no
resolution of the reflected signals
before
189S,
w
hen
the
W.
B
Jo
h
n
­
O F F I C I A L C O !'X T Y P A P E R
*1/ he average person sel p o m
dum ber than gran Ison. But we stons including Theodore, P e rry
through development of instru- WANTED r-iir
•
R E A L IZ E S TH AT THE L IG H T IN G O F O U R
have very recently gotten over a and Luke arrived in September
m entation would greatly reduce
S I ILS( K I P T I O N K A T E S
to
raise
for
home
slaughter.
H O M E S , SCHOO LS, STREETS, FACTO R IE S
la th e r disconcerting way of th in k ­
the erro rs of interpretations.”
Of course, everything was very
R obert Bernards. JO 5-3672 14c
A N P O F F /C E S , / s THE W O R K O F
ONE 1E.U1
« 3 .0 0
ing that confuses fhe modern who strange to me fresh from a wood­
/L L U A A /N A T /N G S C IE N C E ,,,
The OSU anim al husbandry de- LOST OR STRAYED: Two wh.
i> overly obsessed with "science
ed part of Illinois, so 1 was told
EEHKUAItl 2, 1962
partm ent does not recommend
*l/HZOUGH THE /LLU M /N A T/N G
Like the Indians we ascribed the Isocust trees w ere dragged in
faced cattle branded WH on
ultrasonic wave device technique
E
N
G
IN
E
E
R
IN
G
S
O
C
IE
TY
,
certain
meteorological
events
tc
right shoulder. Brand hard to
ON BEING I t l K I I ;i>
from a tim ber culture behind a
THE NATIONAL AUTHO RITY
for determ ining carcass quality
animals.
Coyotes w ere said to wagon and planted. I think the
see. Will Huck, Rufus. 14 17c
O N LIGHTING S T A N P A P P S ,
'
in live beef anim als at this tim e
No one,
tk, tak is very wail most appealingly by moon­
FOR SALE: Two bedroom house,
N E W INFORM ATIO N A B O U T
ones
on
Main
street
and
others,
We have been advised commercial
fcei'io'.'siy tliie boast ot Mi K tiru light and presage a cold night;
LIGHTING IS CO NSTANTLY'
ten acres of land, barn and g ar­
too. A fter all these years I could
sale of this system is being made
bhchev that t.e wil 1 bury us. It bawling cows foretold a storm ;
B E IN G UNCOVEREP A N P PRAC­
age in Moro. Call JO 5-3544
not rem em ber each tree. I hud
even though it is n o t' perfected
TICAL R E C O M M E N P A T/O N S
sounds as i f it Citine fiom the a grass eating dog was a sign of
12-I3p
never
heard
of
the
process
of
F
O
R
B
E
T
T
E
R
LIG
H
TIN
G
A
R
E
M
A
P
S
or
recommended.
age group Ifiat I mj ’ ists tiiat “My coming rain. F arth er hack in his­
planting trees in that m anner.
NUTRI-BIO
“
S
a
f
e
s
t
F
o
o
d
In
H
i
s
t
o
r
y
”
Dad can lick: your I)ad ’ and pioo- tory the Greeks had a m ultitu ’»»
Mr. George Brock told me a J
FOOD SUPPLEM ENT
Have you ever given serious
ably Mr. Klirus! uiiev hints.•!( of gods who came down to earth
HISTORIC M E E T IN G .
the details of the trees. I think
Your d istrib u to r for Nutri-Bio
thought to the fact th at today’s
knows he is whistlit i j in the dark. m d mingled w ith hum ans doing
ON JA N U A R Y IO, 1906, A GROUP
I am probably the only one living
Products, Alice M cIntyre, JO 5-
TUOMA 5 A . EP'SC ‘ ' AN
food is the safetst in the history of
O F LIGHTING E N G IN E E R S
„»)
N either a re we excited ab »u. all kinds of good and evil and
3245.
likely to know about them al­
EARLY /E S A1EA\.. ER
H
E
L
P
THE
F
IR
S
T
M
E
E
T
IN
G
6ctfn
m
ankind?
Not
only
is
it
free
from
tiie opiums)f.s who sa / that wt riv in g wayward girls a provident
though Mrs. Julia Woods Hansen
O F / E S >N NEW YORK C ITY
harm ful Insecticidal residues, but DAC’KHOE
WORK —
Dump
will quit six tiding hefore v/e bury excuse.
TOPAY THE S O C IE TY IS A
could know, although th? family
verm in and other pests as well,
truck to haul anything Rufus
ourselves in debt, i tussia 'sn 't In
PYNA \VC FORCE IN A P VA N C /N G /L L U M /N A T /N G
Today we have science which ef Woods were living on the fa: a
L um ber & Plumbing. Phone
besides being the most wholesome
SCIENCE IN EVER Y AREA O F H U M AN ACTIVITY,
debt. We a re in debt, and aie is our own generation's kinH ef
911.
anil nutritious food that money
i-z
52c-tfn
constantly gifttin g ,n d eejx r and black magic, some of which c?n at the tim e and likely w ent to
Wasco more than to Moro. Mre.
can buy.
W’NK GOLDENDALE SALES
w ithout uiak ing any< effort to re- lx* dem onstrated as true and much
Carrie Kaseberg Jackson more
From the U nveristy of Califor­
Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has
pay a single dollar of it.
or which is still speculative. In .1 than likely could know as she about 25 percent of l 1 w inter
nia
comes
the
latest
Jocumenta-
ar,
auction every Friday at one
And we a l’c very' certain mat hundred years the tw enty-first
Various
bailey
and
w
heat
fields
and her father lived only a little wheat plantings of ap| ixiinateiy
o ’clock We have the M arket if
have also been checked for yel- tion of the safety of our food sup-
we are buried in governm ent century moderns will be laughing
13.2
million
acres.
Mo
than
SO
way south of town.
low dw arf virus. The virus was pIy' T his 1(?aflet underscores the
you have the livestock. G uar
from which we wil 1 n »ver arise with superiority over some of t»i ■
I am sorry to know the trees percent of the U. S. w at carry- present in two of about fifteen P°*nt th at it is the job of thou-
anteed top prices. F ran k W ink
except by s ome excited slash­ tilings we believe.
are destroyed and do hojx some over is hard red wintc wheat.
sands of persons to guard the
ing. We are govern ed by a b e­
33c-tfn
Fall-seeded barley acreage sign­ of the sam ples checked.
few are left. The place Is desolate
We
have
previously
had
infec-
safety of our food, from the farm L & E P ain t Shop: In te rio r and
reaucracy so big th<lt no one can
ed up for diversion amounts to
enough
at
best
and
now
will
change it vt•ry mu ch, not even I’KAIHE KENNEDY
exterior Decorating — Spray
about 1.2 million acres, which is tion of yellow dw arf virus in bar- to ^ le &rocery cart. E xtrem ely in-
lie stark naked.
th<‘ president, tor presiden s c. ¡ .o
Painting. ED 3-2273 G rass Val-
about 23 percent of estimated ley. The disease has been severe tricate safety precautions are car-
A few m onths ago a new spaper
Sincerely,
and go w hile the burentier icy --we think it was the Oregonian--
1961 fall barley plalntings. of 5.2 111 California and w estern Oregon ried out ln compliance with laws
1(?y-
42-tfn.
Mrs. Neva W alton Johnston
hut our clim ate generally is not w hich are adm inistered by the
stays on forever, in d efin iten , objected to a practice of ■'overn-
million acres.
80
BED
OREGON
state
approved
satisfactory for the disease. The ^ ° ° (* antt Urug A dm inistration of
sm otherln ahllit
id condoning men* publicity men for m ention­
nursing home located in beau
T h e B ig T in •ee in F e e d in g
M o n o LOCALS
disease is transm itted by aphids
departm ent of Health, Edua-
inability I the an * tactics, cat-
tiful Hood River Valley, w ltt
ing President John F. Kennedy in
from plant to plant and from tion and W elfa,c, and th e USDA.
ing up money like , goose scoop- every press release as if the hand
Stan ~ W alker, the new district
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
According to n Kenneth
i c i v u m * vis i i i n n I l a n ; l -
. ~ i~
v i i n v i n Monfort.
.u u iliu i’ .
Ing up grain
Leading scientists throughout
per irmlng m o e out was a prom ulgation of that 4
m anager t i for Pacific
com
j < "v . " Powei
" “ 'T Greeley, Colorado commercial
cat. s c i V u n h 1' 1 k *istence ol Jhe d l'
cept all types of elderly caset
services w ith I cadi
gentle,nan Inatead of a c m e p e l l v L
„ " ' T ' ’' rlMcK, 7 llof t,e feeder.
are feed, w eather X l s 1
,n e gT H Un n‘ £ {he C° Untry believe th a t more
- as well
.......................car,
p s room and board care.
ficiency. It t jche: everything bureaucrat. It was held to be a
" The .......... and
watched closelv
university researchers and others FOR FROZEN P IP E S call K irk ’s
puts its palsy
id on every conscious effort to hroa,least the
u “ L . i .►2 Y.
?.
Banks m ust realize ' « " ‘W ls a _____________ *
in positions of public tru st should
Plum bing and Heating. Have
facet of life
idlviduah.in nam e Kennedy until it became o,.,
... , ' " t -
t02 and l*usl,les». In fact, It soon will be
speak out and report the undeni-
electric pipe thraw e? Phone JO
ir, lost in rule
p ip e r woik,
the people in it. W alker has re- the largest ngle business in the
akin to that of a deity
5-3220.
4c.tfn
Several grow ers have request- abIc t r uth about chemicals to otf-
initiative in ii
ml ambition
Everyone knew that this would cently succeeded Cliff Jones, com- entire agribusiness fi Id. It m ust ed inform ation on the status of se’ ^ e non-scientific scare puo- CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
in avurice.
he adequately finance I. The best stripe rust prior to M arch 30,
likely be our most political am- ing from Yakima.
which is com m unicated all
appointm ent only. Custom cu r
All phases
Boh Hoskinson w ent to Port- feeding areas must have three deadline for diverted acre signup. to° f,'e(iuently. The U niversity of
•rnment are m instratlon hut few were able to
ing. Meat cutting, w rapping,
engaged in a g
r power and imagine the depths to which It land Thursday with Ralph Busse things— feed, vveathi r and banks. R L. Powelson, extension plant California has taken a step in this
sharp freeze. K enny’s Market,
publicity, ev t
dators, who would drop. This one week we who attended a meetini o f
They are of equal im portance.
Pathologist, OSU, will assist coun- direction with publication of
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
were once the
represent a have tiie exam ple of an effort to officials there.
If a feeder can show his banker ty agents in the Columbia basin “Rest Assured Your Food Is Safe.”
for appointm ent.
23-tfn
lives of the |
Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma and that he knows how to feed cattle during m id-February and mid- C a lf S c o u r s
establish a new cabinet post to lx*
diets lo Intel
LIV
ESTOCK
Men
•
Do
it
your­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
harlei
Burnet
filled by a negro, not because lie
One of the most troublesom e di­
elficicntly, to buy reasonably March to ascertain any forthcom ­
drove
up
to
Camp
Sherm
an
S
un­
self
-
"Abciior
B
rand”
Anim&i
priced
feeder
cattle
and
realizes
sease is scours in new born cal­
is tin» man most fitted for the job,
ing problem.
day to look around th eir sum m er that feeding Is a business, not
Health Products, penicillin, and
ves. W ith calving underw ay we
hut to get negro votes. There is homes.
Instrum
ents are available at
The
lack
of
inform
ati'
r.
as
to
“crapshooting,”
he
should
have
no
also a huge appropriation for col- _____ __________
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
causes of epidemic build up
trouble
getting
adequate
finan
I hei'elore we can look forw ard C o i l l l t y R d lT lIlIjn jT S
The Dalles.
20c tfn
one who
JOSEPH W. DODD
makes it difficult to predict w ith
Cing, Mr. Monfort stated.
aware of to unrestrained praise of Kenne- Rmiul Inspection Proposed
‘
TATE
W
IDE
PAINT
CO.
com­
assurance
w
hether
a
stripe
rust
Monfort should know his feed-
TAX EXEM PT BONDS
ough toe dy from negroes and collegt pre- Change
plete
painting
and
decorating
ing business. He feeds o ut 50,- outbreak will occur. The surveys
S t a t e A .M u n ic ip a ls
ne worse sidents and of course lesser ed­
servhe. spray or brush. Phone
The USDA will hold a punlic 000 head per year and had 26 as have already been done, will
STO CK S
it is, tiie
uown t1' ucational lights— who would he
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
000 head on feed w hen I w as back c°h tin u e in an attem pt to deter-
L is t e d a n d u n l i s t e d ,
hearing
on
a
revised
pilot
brand
the smalli
12th St. Vern Campbell and
th ie e or 7 nr mine existance of fungus in the
shocked to learn that It is as insixH-tion proposal at Bend Jar, to sum m er
C o m m o ils a n d p r e f e r r e d *
We’ll 1»
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr
Columbia basin. Inform ation will
much a crime to take a bribe as uary 31, at 1 p. m. Courthouse. yeas ago.
v e won't
N ew Issu e s
also lx secured from tne southern
WANTED:
Livestock for Con­
to give one.
The purpose of the hearing Is ’o B u s t S i n i c i
Hu Milans.
w r ite o r p h o n e
c o l l e c t , 611
wheat-growing areas and also
signm ent, The Dalles Livestock
By the time congress idjourns receive evidence and testim ony
\\ heat samples from various from W ashington and Idaho on
Commission, Inc. Sale every
there may lie few grouf that do n f a proposed regulation w h i;h
Mid-Columbia Manager
not
Join
in
the
doxology
of
praise,
calls
for
brand
inspection
upon
('•r?1-'
''v*?! , l'<
MOI°, an(l t,u' situation in their states.
Saturday,
12:00 Noon. F o r In
I ’m < a 1 1 < » \
W . .1. C o l l i n s A C o.
One would think it was his own change of ow nership of brand’ d , ’h onL i r , ,
,
n
Any grow ers suspecting any
formation. Ed Coles CY 6-4672
We find i
s un ibi'- lo H i t
Tygh
Valley,
Oregon
"
. f r st,1Pc fust in infest »- rust Infestation are asked to bring
or CY 6-4513. P. O. Bcz 631, The
ne is sjxmdim instead of cattle
forget the ch
.Volili { iu IV mini
Phone collect 611 Tygh Valiev
The proposal wool,I prohibit plant pa?hoh,S' . i ^ r h,rSUJrl.'‘o,e<1 *° T ” '“ ° r n° “ fy ' he ex,enslon
Dalles, Oregcn.
and
yours.
13f*n
from Brazil,
In
is a guest at
sale of bra,„led anim als w ithout
"t ' x "
T
Kreenhotr e off ee.
the Sli nan ( mint Club in I )<»'••
a brand Inspection. The a d l- r ,.■]
I =.
,
' sam ples tie l a t and Itib Eye M easurem ent
eml»er. ie was Mb i Kariu Zolli-
would Ite responsible to request Md to dite
1>UsU" cs'
1{ecently. Stouffer. et «1., Cor-
kofer a I was attei ling the I ni­ \ K U S P A R E R S
none has been located nell U niversity, N. Y., have corn­
and
pay
for
the
Inspection.
Tb.
V ersity
On
m
chelar
Someplace w e’ve been reading proposal would prim arily e f/c it ili Sherman county or the Colum- pleted »me extensive tests w here
ship fr<
W
hia basin.
thev studied the ultrasonic me-
that news|>iipers in th efu tiu e will country sales and transfers.
Clubs.
l>e more like magazines if they
The spring signup period for
Miss
are to survive. For the inform a­ the 1962 w heat stabilization and
five lar
tion of the w riter they are mostly
W A S H IN G T O N A N D
feed grain program s has Ixen set
our bri
I
>n with
magazines now Look at the dally for F ebruary 5 through March
and if s
a
p.ipir: two pages of foreign news,
GALV.
PIPE
&
FITTINGS
30. This is a change from previ­
did Enj
some articles and
news about ous USDA announcem ents.
e d u c a t ii
PLASTIC PIPE & FITTINGS
W
d th
dom estic troubles always trou­
Signup may lx» done at the
By C. W IL S O N HARDER
bles
a days list of assorted A SC office, County Courthouse,
SOIL PIPE & FITTINGS
deaths, four pages of sports the
1 erhaps never in the history I a healthy economy. It appears
Moro. Signup to date for the fall-
ORANGEBURG PIPE & FITTINGS
ads classified and display and seeded crops of w heat and barley
or the American Republic has that the conservative viewpoint
som etim es as much as eight or shows a potential reduction of a
1ère been such paradoxes.
is that constant bureaucratic
BARB WIRE
Crii
* * m a jo r p o li-¡ erosion
the e K U. rcm S. lin>
economy
ten pages of stuff that should t.e substantial acreage in these two
L e a d e r , o f both
is h e , p ¡n of
g th
A good assortment of Machine & Carriage Bolts
in a magazine if published any­ crops from 1961 levels. W inter
tlc a l p a r tie s h a v e jo in e d h a n d s,
* • ♦
or p erh a p s it is v o c a l c h o r d s,
where. How's your health, how ’s wheat acreage signed up for di­
In fa c t, th e r e a p p e a r , no
Ahovp ituuis will bp (iiseoimted 5Hri
to d e c r y an d d e n o u n c e th e
y our morals, w hat's on TV and version am ounts to about 11.2
r h y m e or r e a s o n in effo r t to
g r o u n d s w e ll
radio, how to Imke a pie, who's million acres, which is equal to
of e n n s e r v a - i
• —
I c o n ta in c o m m u n is m .
For (bis sale.
• • «
putting on the latest party in
tls m In A m er- »
V |
F o r e x a m p le , th e T ito g o v -
le a , w h ich is?'
what passes for society, some re­
H e r n m e n t o f Y u g o s la v ia is co m -
now la b e lle d !
views of movies — seldom of B e lli I«* h r 111 C h a p t e r N o . 7H D .K i i
m u n ist. B u t b e c a u s e th e U .S .
" e x t r c in p ,
u
x
Meets
every
second
l'hurs
hooks
and the thing is for the
S ta t e
D ep t.
c o n s id e r s
h im
rl«h t r a d ic a l­
•
,la>
«ach
m
onth.
Yisltinf
s o m e so rt o f a “ b e n e v o le n t
floor as the reader drops off to
i s m .”
v m em bers invited Mnr< tire
c o m m u n is t ’’ U .S . g iv e s h im Jet
sleep.
E dna Paulson, W. M.
I w a r p la n e s.
T
o
m
a
k
e
»f
I’he press associations have done
s • •
Dorothy Heater, Secretaiy
the situation■
too good a job. They ’»ring every II U tl ANDYIEW <H< IN G E
T h e U .S . h a s a ls o g iv e n h im
even m o r e |
in h a lf m illio n to n s lo ts w h e a t
thing that happens In the world Meets first and ’hird Mondays
a s to u n d in g .
C. W. H .r d .r
| to fe e d h is p e o p le to k e e p th em
to every dally paper every day at 7 p. nt.
a n T nK W ltu t? e ,n in th e 1,lud I » u p p o rtin g h is r e g im e ,
and a n g u ish e d o u tc r y is N or-
• • •
until the reader Is surfeited with Max Belshe, M aster
man Thomas.
The present Chinese govern-
Inform ation about people and Agnes Benson, Secretary
Norm>n T»,* *
ment is also communist. It is
places a to u t which he has no
Will r e r a n r.n’T ’ *" T ? " 1 ^ ’ ° h aV i"« a t,fT Wlth lh<*
in,etest
N ew spapers are too * iip i ii e R e b e k a h l.o«lg«< N o . t t 4
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