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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1962)
^lu'i'iiiaii Cmmíy jjmtruní Seventy Fourth Year No. .32 Moro, Oregon Friday T hese T h in g s T T • h i ne S, 1962 County Official Paper M jv Month ot Mad ither; Cold, Wet, Wiadv All in Excess Historical Society County Budget Prepared; Much Includes H. Oliver The Sherm an County Historical Like Others Society will have a varied pro Picnic Program Bill Hall says May was a most unusual month and fr, y* \A / O tu re for any May since 1933 which was 50.1 and that is 5.5 degrees below the normal. Br-r-r. Also the lowest maximum temi»- e ratu re which was 69 when we Giles L. French can expect 87 degrees in ?4ay. W hat we get in retu rn for pro It was 30 degrees on the 4th (And also, one m ust admit, not fits is efficiency. much more than that on June 4.) T T W N May hat* the windiest day since If you can ’t stand being dis December 26, 1937 on the 20th liked, don’t lie successful. when 412 miles of air went past. TT W N The recot d is 502 miles on May 2, A favorite ploy of those whose 1930. budgets are criticized is to ask, And look at the rainfall: it “Ju st where would you cut?” The totaled 1 96 inches, a big 1.20 critic is often w ithout an answ er above the normal of .76 bringing and in any case m ust expect to the total crop year rainfall uo to face the persons who have caused 8.42 only 2.17 below normal, the offending appropriation to be Back in 1945 we had 2.20 in May included in the first place. U ntil and 2.27 in 1913 but only four All are living and nine appeared the protestors about budgets are Mays have been so wet. tor the reunion able to enlist more support, the -------------- ------- ....... Day. Fr«.in left cost of governm ent will be unduly Darold Belshe, Grange Head Says high and will eventually engulf the economy or else those able to produce quit trying and cause Wheat May Be Hurt governm ent fo starve. We would E ventual results of European not reduce Sherm an county’s bud Common Market policies will „ get. , We . would cut at least $20,000 , create additional sales for a aura- out of the general fund and put her of U S. farm commodities; it in the road fund w here it would immediate resu lts may likewise do much more good. discourage trade in certain com Nick H ill, [J 1)iyear old son of 1 T W N modities. This is the prediction AIr- and Airs. Bill Hall took grand The W hite House i ♦ .u is said . 1 to be made by H erschel D. New som, cham pionship honors at tne unw orried about the stock mar- M aster of the National Grange, w heat league show in The Dalles Chief am on« A m M m I. w ith a V c .k .h ,.„ ket crash because most ow ners Note gram Sunday when it meets at A nother Sherm an County bud- DeMoss park. Featured will be get has been put together show- leadings of Bee Macnab’s poetry ing the grow th of governm ent >\ ,,| Her grandchildren, anil its sp ead into new ventures, irs. Macnab was born In Sher- In recent years we have accumu- ....... county ,,, uic 1880s issus and ill man In the in lated vector control, the pr prolifer- her retirem ent has been wt-itim. ..»i,... «< ...... agents, ____veteran hei w riting ation of • county v< poetry and painting at her home expenses, juvenile cour counselor, tn The L'alles. --------- . ..... . . . county killing of weeds, w ith rh te e girls, Lynda Marden, some others. Maxine D orm aier and G inger O therw ise there Is not much Laughlin will sing, accompanied difference in the 1962-63 budget, b.v Mary t oats. Jean H ockett will Nearly all salaries of county offi- lea.l a poem w ritten by the late cers were raised, the notable ex- Alien Mm ray, Lee K aseberg will ception being that of the county r.m .i? PUnl° <8O,° and the Webb l e s s o r , Hit $2000 was put in his , y u sin7 Sw«et Oregon, budget for reappraisal. The coun- , h *s w 11 probably precede the ty judge, the justice of peace and U, ’ ‘e ‘ ay by H erm an the county treasu rer were raised •n £ .c oun,l y stockman, from $2100 to $2550 and the * ... d and ( attle <Uoun- county cl. rk and county sheriff ’aul A lley, M o n is A lley. P rof u v .... „ - Searcy, la norè o.-.n’v , U, " 7 known for his were raised from $4800 to $5100. '" " K' ? " • < Prtn.hMl, Marte a "'"' zen v activities as Oregon citi- The road fund was cut $3500 <•«•« ....... h them) , . . . ' mi - (<-■■«,>..i sih tu.imni m in er Mi K inney, Av tended o o l w ith «i...... *’ . , Extension work is to get $300 Edgar ery M aliin . Anyone is welcome to come Wheat League Stock Show Ends With Sale O f Steers, Swine, Sheep In Public Auction; Stripe Rust Gets Better Hold of Crop Nick Hall Wins Grand Championship value of cmiiu, - and to perm anently disabled are up. i he em ergency fund grew from $3,000 to $10,000. I #^«1 V The hearing will be held July I OlUlgSteFS 5 and anyone concerned may ap *• T l • n r ■ g r a d u a t i n g I hlS W 6 c k pear and he heard for or against. cence. A mild infection of stripe rust developed during the last week down cross and also had the best of May. E xtent of Infection is pen of three, The county w .lu uncertain at this time. Probably most fields from Nigger Ridge first * » » .« » '* »«» X " » » infection has been obser- Hay Canyon area, in some fields show and poor plant vigor. nt of fu rther build up ninges on w eather condition«. uvorable conditions for further spread would be days with m in imum tem peratures above 35 de- ? ’7 8 a ” d lnaxiinum tem peratures b? 1? " ' 70 ,,l'gl'e';s w lth l’re ‘ cl‘" “ ta l w o u ld V s u h ' V n i? Ut I ? ? ¡i™ Wou,d. rts u ,t ln mild effect ' k 'd" H 11 favorable wea- cou‘<‘ «».ore severely dam aged The d J ’,’ 7 7 ™ * (’a,n Republicans T h r« «<•"> »«,» ».„dents have received state tuition and lees scholarships to attend Oregon College of Education. Two-hun- dred senolarships have been granted OLE students for the 1961-63 school year, soin * for nail ;,nd St)„ )( full tuHjon ai)(, f‘Jvs Awards ore made on the basis oi scholarships and need. R eturning students aw arded full tuition and feew scholarships in- elude Mary Mobley of Ken, and Rotl bun of Wusco- Uonnie la tu m ot Kent also has received a full state scholarship to enroll as a freshm an next fall. Keith Arnold Mobley, Kent, has qualified for m em lxnship In phj Kappa Phi, national scholastic honor society at Oregon Slate Uni versity. Mobley is a . enlor this year in the school of education. MOItO LITTLE LEAGUERS START NEW SEASON lh»‘ Mi ro Little League base ball team opened the season w ith a will, Ixating Wasco 8 to 1 Sun day at Wasco. W inning pitcher was Harold <)Wens who allowed only one hit, walked < ne and struck out 12. Nick Hail and Owens led the hit- ,ing witb ,w o ®acb- Batteries, i)v , ns and Powell; Wasco Weedman, Macnab and Richelder- fer. w hether import restrictions; this, plus in- onerm an county group was third The show m anship contests were creased economic activities in w ith a pen of three. • , . held W ednesday when the qher. u-v , Common M a rk e t countries W° rk Pat. Jefferles of m an chapter FFA won first in We would like to know now should result in a continuel G ” A te r d e e ^ _W\th . Sheep h(?rdsm anship, Sherman many full blooded negroes there strong deinand for both commo- lerdeen A ngus steer and had county 4-H'ers w ere first in sh een are and how many are mixed w ith ditles. the s second best pen of three. AI- herdsm anchlp and best fo? S white and which ones are the as wel swln<! F o r wheat the picture is not 80 in FFA Doug _ Medler had ____ the as well. most discontented. quite so bright. Newsom predict- ffrandchamplon fat lamb, a South swine was Sale of sheep and T T W N ed that Common Market policies condutced W ednesday afternoon The nations that are most so will have an adverse effect upon With good prices fo r top aniniais cialistic are in the poorest econ European demands for soft wheat and well as above m arket for iho Highway 97 To omic shape and we are close to but he expects U. S. producers Former Officer iivernen vi,.v n \ lh t average. Nick H all’s grand chain- the bottom. Socialism is a failure. to m aintain an outlet for substan T T W N Be improved fo r Address Dealers tial q uantities of hard wheat. r , If Americans make their deci The state highw ay commission F orm er U ndersecretary of the around 30. The grand cham pion _ sions on m aterial grounds how has callet a h o n in g l>efore the T reasury Fred C. Scribner Jr., 4-H sheep brought $1.15 and the can they criticize E uropeans for Three Finish U of 0 city com cil of Moro on a pro will be luncheon speaker June 15 grand champion FFA sheep brot doing the same. In other words posed im provem ent of the Sher at the lis t annual convention of $110. Prices paid for steers were Senior Awards Go if we insist on l»eing m otivated This Week End man highway from Glen V irtue’s the Paclf e N orthw est“0 ra in Deal- fairly good for prize w inners es- by money we must expect E uro rt.i . — - — — — prize w inners os Lester Conlees Note corner or the end of the curbing The largest graduation class in ers Association. peelally those in the geographical To Class Leaders pean nations to trade with Rus slightly south of th at to Mrs. the U niversity of Oregon’s 86- Holder of five honorary doctor area near The Dalles, but m anv sia if they can do it profitably 50 Wedded Years H aven’s corner south of Wasco. year old history will lie presented of law < ’» grees, Scribner has a anim als were sold at little above T T W N T hirty six of the 38 seniors at Mayor Darwin Van Gilder tay s Mr. and Mrs. L ester Conlee Sherm an High School were grad A street is like a living thing for baccalaureate and advanced national reputation as an excel- m arket. the coiiiitu -don has been asked degrees at the 85tb annual com- lent speaker, particularly in the ----------------- —— celebrated their golden wedding uated in impresdive ceremonies w hether in a city or a small exercises Sunday, Held of business-governm ent re- F riday night. The others will get anniversary June 2 when th eir to send a man to the next council town. A fter m idnight it is unused inencement Ju n e 10. lationships H is subject for the degrees later. sons and families fathered at the m eeting to explain why a small Kaseberg Ranch except by long distance trucks and a few cars whose ow ners , The cl,lss inch,des 1892 candi- dealers will be “The Feder- Scholarship aw ards were given Howard Conlee home a, Madia.-, pan of tin highway will he left G °vernm ent-E verybody’s Busi- to Marcia Martin for freshmen, honor of the occasion. Other undone; that p art being from are out beyond th eir usual time dates, who, if they successfully To Be On TV Ardine Todd for sophomores, hm nedlate family guests were Mr. Bid well street northeast. and the pavement glares under complete all requirem ents for ness P a rtn e r.” A,lce Kaseberg for juniors and antl Mrs. Howard Conlee of Moro the lights. A street looks dead at their several degrees, will have n ,,. r ,i V televised Yynda Maiden for seniors, and and Mrs. Alma Rlough of Port- Game Rules May that hour. W ith coming daylight such degrees conferred on them. From Moro are: Master of A rts Vandals Break SHS X m i v 110 » ^ o nservaHon she also won the m erit scholar- land- Th« Conlees were m arried the stores open up and w orkers • Edw ards, son of W. M. .i 41? ° ~ t.be au,en K aseberg ship commendation. In Portland and have lived almost Be Considered Soon hurry’ along in th eir vehicles to Fid Leslie wards. ranch. The IV program is sched- The Booster club scholarship al1 of their m arried life in Sher- Windows Last Week receive a welcome from the lone Bachelor of Science - L arry uieu tor channel 7 Corvallis wen, to Manya Neal and Gene rnan county, much of It spent Sports,i,in are rem inded that some street happily anticipating «uni channel 8 Portland at 8:0« Eakin who won the Union Pacific ,M,|'»nd a rgocery counter in Moro the big guine regulations for the a lively day when hundreds of Ross Thompson, son of Mr and Last T hursday night, the night p. m., Monday, June 11. Channel scholarship in his junior year was Mr and Mrs. Conlee returned 19(-2 seasons will lw> set by the rubber tires will speed along it Mrs. H a n e y Thompson before graduation, vandals broke 2 Portland planned to use the awarded the honor at graduation. ,lis »later Mrs. Plough to her game commission following a pub justifying its existence which several windows in the Sherm an film. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. b°m e In I ortland the first of the lic hearing Friday, Ju n e 8. The seemed difficult in the night. Babe Ruth Boys High school building by throw ing Bill Smith, director, meeting will lx? held at the com email «-/voir » tu * v. “ --------’ ---- agricul- Vemon Lukin who also won tiie week. T here must lie use to excuse the small rocks at them. A bottle of tu re programs, KOAC-TV, hand- May Barnum scholarship of $250 ----------- m issions Portland headquarters paving of the good earth. Win First Game J Into tod the program developed dur Malt >lm i. lingei and Ann llali “ 1631 SW Alder, and is scheduled t^ . ^ Chl nU ^ Ordin« to reports, ing the field day, May 21, won CP s c h o o l , ips a t sen ion TT W N No Red Cross to convent at lo a. m. (PDT). Now Secretary of T reasury Dil Ihe Babe Ruth league compoeed AI1I|IIU>-'I‘ investigation is being Two field days in May Any changes in the hunting were The M o o W oman’s club scholar- * I lon says the adm inistration will of players nearly 13 to 15 .lefean m,a‘le ? ° on' . l,as apprehend- rained out. We regulations as tentatively pro We hope o u r next ship went to George Miller bJW I ill IT1 Illg LCSSOnS ask for tax cuts, which he has ed Maupin al the Sher,nan High " w e n t th a ^ S e ? 1 The elem entary school scholar- The Red C ross sw im m ing le> posed by the commission on May been opposing. The presum otion « b o o l Tuesday ntght .n 2 ^ ^ « « ship went to Bonnie Tatum , the sons usually held in June a, The 22 will be made at this hearing Is that it will he 1963 before a hill in exciting seven Innings. The tions. (begun State University scholar- Dalles natatorium have been post- Season dates, hag limits, and Is passed giving plenty of time other regulations pertaining to score was 12 to 11. fertilizer Trials Deal ship to Lynda Marden and the poned. for mind changing. It is expected this fall’« hunts for deer, elk, an Rack started for Sherm an and I m versity of Oregon scholar, hip We are working out a new nru- that there would lie no cu rtail Jensen finished w ith Mike A,sup to B arbara Hampton, who .von gram which we hope will lw more telope, ar.d bear will lie given With Chemicals ment of spending and that deficits Support Prices the May Barnum scholarship for satisfactory to everyone eonrern- final approval by the commission would be tolerated in the bu leet. catching. Battery for Maupin was The game commission urges all girls. P °W . n? n X f7 n 7 x MZ , n X e ed. The expanded soils program at interested individuals to attend Higher Than In ’61 O utstanding senior boy was the Sherm an branch experim ent Mrs. W illard B arnett Is designed to bring about infla S h o r in n n ha/1 oink» a i ___ and voice their comments and station is beginning to take form, i/' ? e P<l,pbl and 8»r * was Bonnie C hapter Chairm an recommendations. — ,.t .1— -------------- ... latum . I ney ire chosen by the student body for service, friend ship and leadership. '«•> iu\e political vaiue or not. TT W N »1.72 .P and Jensen or ran #c H-om $1.78 a bushel in Har- Back in right. ney county to $2.07 a bush'd In Americans, t h e m aterialists, The next game will be played Wasco county. Sherm an county look upon health as something F i ¡day at The Dalles w ith the X a ’r2i?8l « y ? n J ? Ci ? T . ,.roi one can buy, not som ething earn Dvxigers of that town. Cur?v ' hm ?l Iti',?r h I ? J ? w e r ' ed by careful living ( urry Hood River, Josephine, T T W N June Is the m arriage month KENT <.RAI)| ATES ( LASS and also the month with the long A large crowd attended the est day but th ere’s probably no Kent fcth grade graduation cxer- connection. T T W N One has to w onder w hether this adm inistration is T ying to cure the economy or get control «•» w.v »«^v. meivin LricKson; support pric< 01 “ • G ary Cailson read the class his- though this •s 21 cents higher A sunrise is very beautiful to troduced ' W illiam Biekwr,* princl- an astronaut, they say, but it pal of Sherm an High ¿ h o o l, looks good enough from our •vin- speaker who gave the graduation byW rHansP' T . nX ^ Of dow for us. T T W N A few -ears ago cars wore big chairm an of the board*% T ereJa told fin? In masculine fashion Bardenhapen. Patricia Knott and This yea- they are dem ure as a <8‘‘»y UaL on; recessional by B e country school girl hand. Saddle Clubs Here for leads for use of o th er mater- ials beside nitrogen have Inerea- For Sunday Show sert ,L a“ Wfek l* ’n ° ' ' a" ’ rn' 8011 The Mld-Columbla Saddle d u t» 8 c k n ‘‘81' 81 the st” rm an atatlon will hold a m ajor horae show at and Sherman county agent, lo- th e fairim m rw k Uumiav for application ' enta during including some in the mom- standard horse ............. d u? s t V ^ g T n X Z t B i o n th e te n n in a l rare J ‘ '’,nn<»uneX?tor W ^ la - h ™ ' w V/ *’UI lx ? W al , a R‘d«r» *'Hi come from Arling- i w 2 we • n” ra iiiS W that loam U L* w ! ’ ‘U tO° 38 far WWt 38 W blt* Sab" f’" am ount T h a fs d o e to ^ T v ’n, ,• ’ ¿ 7 ? ’^ and Hood W ver to compete with Fa,C Chan* ” ’ P ^ ^ H o n ." 5 f £ v iio n S ^ ^ r . ^ l asX S £ £ Prlae* and D u iim ’ vTiea, nrem hm ^1 ThMe !k>na!n r e ^ l ^ n i 1^ 10"! A<Wl L ynn H am Pton and Mra <*>ria ‘ factors are reflected in the m o u r .. sear.c 1 ** ** (Hracted H am pton will 1* delegates to the H .ib . ». putati-mx of th» <uunt. and ter-n ,\ix * tl -» ^ ’ F ' r ' m Sod Nalional Education association Veteran« P ,, sUpr>,r ^ ^ o r e ^ ¿ o v e r a given meeting ,n I)enver whi h Nv(ns m.irrhed Memorial I Bm u X T t 1 ^
