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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1962)
PAGE 2 SHERMAN COI NTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY A PRIL 57. 1962 lucking uuwn one's neck. is day when she suddenly beca~»e e; ough to bring teat s to the leas*. very ill. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hockett, Billy Giles L. French ____ Editor syin pullictu:. The h CC says ra- and Linda, spent the weekend in uio and TV should t se more time Creswell ’..sitin g his m other, Mrs. PuLtiiniied E t c ì y I «I in talking about public affairs. E t’.a Hockett, wno suffered a Muro, Oregon T he prixiucx ia h a 1/e» evidence to »Hoke recently. They were pleas Ei<tar*d a* *ecund rla M m atter at *»• on one lvoka at auc.'. F V, tu t (ire at M ura, O rrru n , under A c believe that ed to f iu l he; im proving and a t .tuff. o í Cunare*« uf M arch 3, 11*79. the same t me visited h it brother üetenm ned to t ai e Product! 3 and three sisters and families give the p<•ople wliat they w an’. who also live in that city. N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L W’h lC il la 11 nay nein , m urder, mus- The W a.to PTA will meet May tiie C-Va apieeU witli sex or 3 U ? p m. at which time officers p r a c t ic a l men oi the industry in FYiiKf. r ía n r r m terpret The inorali >t on the lor next year will be installed, other side say it would Is- better til parents «re cordially invited to attend. ti give the people what they Wasco Grade School will meet N i W S P A F IB .shouih have But that doesn’t .sell Rufus .Grade School in com peti P U B U IH Itl soap. uvery editor has something in tion on the baseba'l diamond at ASSOCIATION n ininon with tiie new er methods Rufus, Friday, April 27 at 1:30. BORN: 'Io Mr. and Mrs. Char oi courudincation, although not les Decker, April 20, a boy, Tim O FFICIA L COUNTY PAPER wishing to acknowledge too close n relationship. We suspect that othy Forrest, weighing 8 lbs 2 oz. SUBSCRIPTION RA I ES the fact radio and TV are broad« He joins a sister and two broth ONE YEAR W.00 cast tree io ow ners of sets begets ers. o n e oi the inffieultie.,. The produc A P R I L 27, 1 9 6 2 ___ ers have no way to tell how they are d o in g except by the p olls IMPORTANT THING« winch may inform alxiut how It’s Yours for $3500 Cash: Karge All that is necessary for man many have sets on hut not what bedroom house in Moro, 30 ft. to do to r» main on tl is earth is to j(„ ¡^ might lx* to drown out the living room, remodeled kitchen find food and shelter and pro parly upsuurs. 11 they had to sell and bath, eating and utility create himself. subscriptions they would find can room combined, separate over Ijxtk w net he has done w ith cellations over bloody programs. size garage, chicken house with the simple concept of existence. 1 h e lie«*.' methods oi comrnun- plumbing, on quarter of acre. He has built himself cities and ic a tio n h a v e .-.«»me advantages ov- Dale C hristianson JO 5-3G55. perm itted a m ajority of the chi- i r (Jie o|<jer new spapers but so 25-28c zrnry to exist in them, doing lit- ¡.u mey lack the resionsibility of N ( » T I C E tli of basic value. A city is a sort llie pcmiv,! word. Scaled bids will be received by of social and economic d i s e a s e ____________ tiie County Clerk of Sherm an lot which there is no cure but a County cn May 2, 1962 at 10 depression so severe its residents Ml S I \ R |) G R E E N S A w e e k or so ago the thought o’clock A. M. for the following: must go into the country to en 1 Pacific Coast Safe on wheels occurred to the cook at our house gage in production of food for County Court reserves the right that a iiie.'S of m ustard greens themselves. Farmers produce grains, meats, ought announce a long delayed to reject oi accept any or all bids. Marie Hoskinson vegetables rn d other foods for spring to u.i c.xpecbir;’ stomacn in County Clerk v^hlch they are paid what the an agreeable fashion. Despite dealers determ ine. Farm ers get weed killers of chemical derivi- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house in Moro, on tw*o large lots in good aliout thr *e cents a pound lor live m u - ; u is as easy to find as location. Fully insulated and wheat which is sold for 30 cents in the day when weeds were dis storm windows all around. Oil when made into bread. No im por patched with a 1 ( e - perhaps furnace. Full Basement with 3 tant addition of proteins, carbohy easier. finished rooms in basement. W<- sttppo e that g ite n s and es drates or vitam ins lakes place, in the form ol breakfast food the in pecially greens of a weed are the l TATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com crease in price is greater. The city most proletarian d sli that could plete painting and decorating provides the work of changing be served. It doe n«»t have to he service, spray or brush. Phone tiie w heat into products that tire (aim ed or bought, nor has it been CY 6-»977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. easier to cat. But u one ch?wed frozen, it does not have to he 12th St. Vern Campbell and a handful of wheat instead of planted oi cared for. It is as free Jack Nun, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr breaking Ills fast with Wheat h - s as if it w< te nibbled right off the and toast lie would 1»«« as well led f o u n d lb • a horse gets his pro- Cl'STOM SLAUGHTERING five days a week. Custom curing. If wo continue our downward v e n d e r •i pt for the m inor ex- Meat cutting, w rapping, sh a ip course as a nation and reach tla- pense o f < iking w it ch is cerliin- freeze. K enny’s Market. Grass eventual (lid of all dictatorships ly nothin, t labors1«». Willey. Call ED 3-2315 for ap One w ii eats m ustard greens we may have to get hack to the pointment. 23t‘ im portant things. Our civilization can feel ’•hat he is putting some- is perhaps tiie most artificial the th in g ov •»’ on all the eanners and LIVESTOCK Men • Do it you. world has known and certainly 11 « e z e r , grocers and freighters, self - "A nchor B rand’’ At.lm the far greater ¡»art ol our income ; «‘ V e r t i e« rnd middlemen, who T a y lo r LO D G E A. F. A A. M goes for things th it are not itn « »gage in die business of prepar- portant to us physically, however, in g rea< v mode foods for th ejad ed Wasco, Meets the first g . they might exalt our pride, out- a p p e t d e s oi Americans. He is Tuesday of each month. ease, our social standing. back to «leinenials for one part of Visiting brethern welcome. Oh, stite, no one w ants oi ex one meal ; •tiyw'ay md th a t gives Frank D. Reid, W. M. pects to live on the mere essen e x tr a t. u h « s> to the m ustard Vernon Root, Secretary T h e r e is «'« hit »f indeix-ndence E u re k a Lodge tials. No one ever does, hut some 121 A.F.A I. ’ people are doing it In s o m e ahi m it. y Instat'd greens are not Meets on the l i t and 3 n A some ¡»lac? on the earth almost t r i e n b y •’ I k ¡»rest ¡< iit, nor any I hursday evenings earn every d a / and they didn’t expect g l a m o r o u s movie actresses, nor nonth. Visiting m einheis xT hard times, either, Perhaps, they, I y a n y k m g or Industrial ¡»«»ten- cordially invited to meet w ” » u« too, just ¡»lit to«» much dependence tide. He vv ho «-.its tell g r e e n s fo Bill Hall, W. M cn the non-essentials, let too lows no Betid or ishion, drop I tv ing H art, Secretary many forg” how to produce the into no rut, mimics on sty I« lie Moro L o ilG if No. I l l I.O.lkF. inqx»rtaat things, lost touch with i < Just a pci son w h It a tasti for ,< 7 5 ^ d jets 1st and 3rd T u p - nature ( Aillcations have failed s- tuetin.i { gi c en and a taste for ^ T y - la y s In I O.O.F hall T r » n for such teasons before and thum bing his nose at th e c u s to m s rien t and visitir.p brother, may again. ( f the «lay Beside- rnavhc he ar« ci many Inv.ted h ie s green.' Floyd Haines. N C ix\) Watkins, Secretary S ijv rutan C o u n ty H ourita! W ANT !>!-:< AV I vG E N G I V X I» A ne .vs story tfà l that Eng land's Macmlllian was trying to get Kennedy to -top the atomic* weajxm tes* in the I'aeific despite« his agree. n t tit on them trade the c'ecllne >f England more teal than it had l»«»«»n. even to one vv ho had com« to believe that Church- 1)1 was the last Englishtna i of the typo '.'oat made it a great na tfon. And England was a great na- Don even though chool boys of these (lavs may never lielieve it. England gave us the Magna ( liai ter. one of the fir t exprès ions of the (xilttlcal rights o f man; the tcea of personal freedom was stim ulated In the tight little Isle nnd the English were great col onizers In their day and remark able adventurers World War I to o k the créant of the human crop In England am when socialism set m ,u t|,ti etu o f World W ar II and the lah»r government liegan »he liquidation el the em pue it w as the end of England as a ¡x»wer In the world No country eould hope to lx« great with th.« veak and fearful Ma« millian as prim e m inister The reading of I Istory causes one to believe that a great nation < ec lira's si« w ly hut England has gotten to be a third rate ¡xivvet in 40 years, d-upping from the top Even France, tin ie r DeGaulle v.ho may I«,« a lot of things, but lx a man, Is stronger than Eng land unde” the vaecilating T >rl« - who set» lingly lo not know w h a t th ev want to do nor have the strength o r will to do it The world could use the Strength h a t England had In the first flftn of this century or even under Churchill hut it h foolish to put any depen d er<c ,»n It now It LIHO A I \ One ris-ent day n w bat have been a spell of bo redo fell to le a d in g a la her k»r tid e a I »out the tro u h •S of tl ck) and television p«s> have lw*.«n made n. »•»• ¡ a Mr Minow, who i - ti communi, atioi.s u bah. We were Instantly sv »athti« T h e Job ,f li v in g to do tythinj W ith th e , other WASCO ITEMS L vädn rroductá, penicillin, and and large yard and lawr. you have the livestock. Guar cept all types of elderly case: instrum ents are available at $(»'.<».DO Call JO5-3270. 16tfn anieed top prices F rank W ink f s well as room and board care. ^ “ «■J'o-op 0:1 and Si ¡»ply , t) n i 0! , ,te apptov J V INK - COLDFXD ALE SALES L & E Paint Shop: Interior ani The Dalles .Oc tfn nursing home located in beau i:.rd. Goldendale, Wash ha J exterior Decorating — Spray * tiful Hood River Valley, witi i : auction every F riday a; one Painting. ED 3-2273 G rass Val- playroom, etc. Atta ie i « a i-- lovely fenced grounds. We ar o'clock We have the m arket if ley. 42-tfn. he Cadillac car is the predictable choice o f thos . choose without restriction. ADS \ ¡sit Your Local Authorized Dealer SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY T h ird & Jefferson, The D alle \ Oregon T R A V E L A T O C7 I V f O N U N IO N P A C IF IC ’S D O M E L IN E R ... Ite llile h e in C h a p te r No. 78 D .E.h Mr. an I Mrs G rover Long and family enjoyed the company of their frienci«i Mr. and Mrs Hap G i e g g i r n il Kmzu i and Mr and M WiUaru Randall ol Waaco when together they t<x»k advan tage« ot the beautiful w eather Eas ter Sunday undertaking a fishing t rip <»n t>ii? II hut: s River Co niing flOi Kennew lek. W n . to V 1sit at ill«« »me «»l Sam 1 h'l ><*k this w «•<«., »>nd WOK» his s«»n and dati?;ht««i- i 1W Mr and Mr Mrs. V. iti children, Mr .i E vas ta k e n to hex D Satur Meets every second T hins Visitim v memtiers invited Moro. Ore Edna Paulson, W. M. Dorothy H eater Secret n v II Mtl.ANDYIKW GRANGE Meets first and tnird Saturdays at 8:00 p. in. Max Belshe, Master \g ncs Benson, Secretary k > b . , day each m onth. lu p i n e R eltek.ili L o d g e No. f, I ’d •l(*ets 2nd and 4th T i l e s f^ ^ * .d .iv s of each month. V o t ing members we I com-.. Cecil Hockman, N. G. Clara Houston, Secretary k 4 4 i > ■ V» It happened 100 YEARS ago The oldest incorporated trade association in the country, the United States Brewers Association, was organized in 1862 . . . the seme year that If (N OREGON, to protect their frontier against marauding Indians ami rebel sympathizers, patriots formed the First Oregon Cavalry. No outfit performed more essential service or displayed more t »very in hatt e than the Oregon troops. Throughout the state k Iks toasted their success with foaming steins of beer ror then, as now. beer was the traditional beverage ot moderation —light, sparkling refreshment that « Ids a touch of Oregon hospitality to any occasion. Folks in OrrRon have always enjoyed the good fellow »tup that goes with every glass. TODAY, m its centennial year, the United States Brewers Association still works constantly to assure r ïamtenance of high standards of quality and pro priety wherever beer and ale are served. UNITED STATES „ B R I E R S ASSOCIATION INC ,is Even Business Tr go U. P. You II re? our smooth r .in - Pacific Northwest ¿ Denver to Kansas . cover how mu h i. be. You'll enjoy ti ? Lounge and Uf > where eatm ; s ¿n e is a pleasure when you ?e the c untry aboard n t, lers between the d CL'cugo or through and St. Louis. Redis- ust »>. ttin , there ' can ?me Coach, the Dome is ve Dome Dining Car iting adventure. Your trip East ¡s a restful, relaxing interlude —a vacation on wheels in the most comfort able accommodations yet devised. Basic fares are surprisingly lo w -fo r instance the round tr.p Coach fare from Seattle- Tacoma ot Portland to Chicago is only $99.75 ipius tax). Family Fares apply to both business ana vacation travel and are good in both pii:'man 3nd Coach. For Passenger Reservations or Freight Schedules, p'ease ta il or write your neat est Union Pacific office. SHIP AND TRAVEL THE . aitoma ed ra»l way M T r« ■C m , U N IO N P A C IF IC
