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SHERMAN COVNTV JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER M, liM>2
.
nroi/ram
e ?sted in our ^ ucalion^ u ^ tio n of
as well as the constru^ nliler.
Mangla Dam. Each tell and the
acy in his own country
for
problem,. Involved
the
his own apportum ty Beirut h me
center of education
To the Editor:
Voters of Sherman Coun*y can E ast,
can afford - --■
it, here . to , ,
vote for Sig Unander for U. S. Sen- ------------
In thi
ator w ith confidence In his ability their school age children In in l
and constructive thinking
atm osphere It Is easy <°
inI
In I960, while vice chairm an of conversation of governmen ,
the e Federal Maritime Board, he ligion, economics, p re ju d ic e sa n u
irt showing how social problem s w ithout fear oi
prepared a rep< effect savings of treading on someone’s toes. It is
the U. S. could
o u =
WT
.türm
are 200 and 300 years old
T rees and flow ering shrubs are
semi-tropical such as the ones
described at Bermuda, but not as
large except in parks w here they
have special care,
f Belrut H lls
.... _________
sem n K on , the
M editerranean
lmost as blue as the
w aters of B eim uda— not quite.
A modern city in its architecture,
it has the most exquisite hotels 1
have seen, and each apartm ent
house has its balconies for view
of the sea and its own court yard
o r garden, how ever small. Mo«t of
them have gates and high walls
back of which is a little privacy
u J e £ t
in the garden off the crowded
street.
Shopping is an experien?e in
but
the Is bazaars
for-improv«- any
— ¿ area,
T ? go"
There
to realize are
th a a t
Rufus News
WANT ADS
The whole nation seems to be
on a drive to get big, praise the
FO R.SA LE; Two Suffock bucks
îM irr iit.tu (County ^Journal
biggest. It doesn’t make much
Bichard G rabenhorst, Moro, Ph.
By Mr». George Fox
Lille» I* F ir m b
Editor sense. Sm tll tow ns have shrunk
JO 5-3234.
52P
up and died in despair because
i-uiiiiF.h< «I l .v < « > » ild a y at
Last Sunday, Oct. 14, Mrs. Tra- FOR SALE: Oak wood, all 2 ft.
they didn’t get tc be big towns
Mora, Oregon
Cy Fields of Rufus accompanied
lengths. Machine loader. C. S.
Small
new spapers moan like o th
Peck, Tygh Valley, ph 451 52-lp
CnWra4 ■■ »»rund claw m atter at tha
Py h er grand daughter, Mrs Hat
1‘u .tu fi.c . at M ure. <)r«»»n. undar A rt er small things but they are sub
ou Brown of G rass Valley lett CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five
ject to so much consolidation and
of ('•ngrew i of M arrh S. lH i*.
Hufus, via of bus to attend tne
days a week. Custom curing.
are as financially healthy as big
c e n tu ry 21 W orld’s F air in Seat-
Meat cutting, w rapping, shaip
ones.
Ue Both reported having had a
freeze. K enny’s M arket. Grass
It seems possible that small
womierful time. They spent two
Valley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap
farm s— if they be the family
^ays seeing the fair, and visiter
farm of political fiction— might
pointm ent.
23€f
re jaBves Tuesday night and Wed-
be better off if they quit mimlck-
LIVESTOCK
Men
•
Do
U
yout
"
—
nesday returning Thursday. D u r
ing big farm s
self • "A i.tbor B rand” Anlra.
ing the fair grandm a reported she
of the advantages they have. They =
W”
“X
^
T
e
^
y
d
Mcaiin products, penicillin, and
N A T IO N A L l O I T O t l A L
lagged
behind
a
little,
but
mos
have less labor troubles, less gov
instrum ents are available at
oi
the
tim
e
kept
up
pretty
well.
ernm ental intervention, smaller
your C oop Oil and Supplv Rt
A
^
e
S
o
n
a
,
'
'
I
n
X
They
both
enjoyed
eating
on
the
taxes, ability to do th eir own
The Dalles
2Cc t'n
Bank
In'V w o
work. Small farm s like small busi f u n d in W ashington gave serious that th ere 1. rtmm
S
P
IN
E
T
PIANO:
W
ant
respon
ness can fill a place in society that study to U nander’s report as a ment in the U. S. as
n0 pictures or descriptions ta n
u
They also spent some
sible party to assume small mo.
O FFICIA L COUNTY PA PER
big farms cannot.
plan to save the U. S. gold supply in our heritage.
possibly give one the same fe e in g
seeing the food stands and
pyts. Also Elec. Organ. W rite
In this country a small farm er ra
th e r than the radical proposals
There is
e^ uf- one has w alking through them.
n sh*ps and even rode on
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Credit
Mgr., Tallm an Piano
is handicapped by federal crop of the Kennedy A dm inistration, of
g to li Ue c S n
How so many people can jam
¿heel
Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. 52-2c
regulations. If he diversifies he is
OMB 1 BAB
The Baltimore Sun in reporting age it by giving to h
nrofes. them selves into these tiny alley-
in danger of losing his acreage
who are learning it as a profes- <
among fruR
vegetahleg>
Thfi Rufus Grange met for Its WANTED: A middle aged woman
to live with an older woman in
(M I olU R M, i’Ml- _____ allotm ent which is a serious res this stated, “World Bank study sion. I buy from .young* ie rs
fish,
clothing,
jew
elry,
yard
goods,
first
pot luck supper last ^hurs-
Moro, Ore., go see Mrs. Lenora
triction and the crops he can grow significant for the attention it sell gum or small items, <■
bags
flowers t?ys, (i»v evening Hostesses for the
gave to the U nander Plan be-
Cauthers at the Rest Home in
are
limited
by
climate.
school
hours.
This
at
least
is
one
Mf
AUee
WUson
TH E PR ESEN T < KISIS
The Dalles.
52c
It is hard to tell these days cause of his background in finance step better in my opinion.
yarns and delivery trucks, is hard and Mrs. George Fox.
Mr. John Fitzgerald Kennedy is w hether an individual or a group and advanced economics.”
FOR SALE: Home in The Dalles,
As the Oregon Voter said in re
Check your Bible for the num- to believe.
Yet this, they say,
Holland Johnson, m aster,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double gar
a violent man; he likes to dawdle is complaining lieeause it is actu
porting
this news, “The U. 8.
age, basem ent— beautiful view.
over a decision for m onths anu ally hurt or because it w ants some Senate could use such construc her of references to the cedars of cioesn’t com pare to Pakistan and ^ i d e d Holland Johnson on ag-
Lebanon. Only a comparatively
*
’ said
- - many
------ are seeding
Shown by appointm ent, CY 6-
then make it with a loud bang. aid of one kind or another. The
riculture
tive
thinking.”
few
groves
are
left.
Efforts
have
By
t
be
time
you
receive
this
I
Mr. Kennedy is also a dram atic time spent at it could lie used to
now after th big rain. Mrs. Mar
3029 The Dalles, Ore.
52c
Ernest Woods
been made to re-forest their hills, w ¡n have seen for myself as we land McDonald said the postal
personage who tries to get all the hoe a lot of potatoes or look up
L
&
E
P
aint
Shop:
In
terio
r
and
but erosion or soil conditions W|R goon be leaving this fascinat- rates will 1* higher. She to’d of
lim elight out of his actions the a lot of customers.
exterior Decorating — Spray
have made it almost impossible. jng cRy for new experiences.
To the Editor:
the destruction of the winds of 80
news media will make available,
Painting. ED 3-2273 G rass Val-
One more letter before going on Now the rem aining trees are pro
and 90 miles an hour hitting w est
42-tfn.
if this I k - I lie result of a rich and
Again, best wishes
ley.
to W. Pakistan.
tected by law. There are a few
W E ’VE GOT FOOD
ern coastal states, which was 80 BED OREGON state approved
self centered life it is no more
Cecile Cole
J
t
is
hard
to
know
w
he”e
to
“infant”
trees
v/ithin
the
city
that
We are not at all Impressed by
declared a disaster area. She ad
than can *ie expected.
begin, there is so much to tell
nursing home located in beau
vised all to get out and vote at
Mr. Kennedy last week was run the letter w riters who have been about Beirut. This cosmopolitan
tiful Hood River Valley, w ith
nlng around all over the country expounding the theory of oni
the coming election Nov. 6. Mrs.
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
?,„•«” in nnnoaltlon to city has so many first impressions
Otto
Petersen
said
the
Grange
will
»«rating the Republicans who had man, one
I
th a t are lasting. I would love to
cept all types of elderly cases,
serve lunches and a dinner menu
Job of perform-
perform
been doing a fine job
think I could return many times.
as well as room and board care.
at.
the
hall
election
day.
ing the duties of m inority party. governm ent in the world that ap- Here it is beautiful restful un-
STATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com
Now, If we are going to have two portions its legislature on so silly hurried, yet stim ulating and filled
The Rufus Grange sponsored a
plete painting and decorating
parties in this country it must be a method. It was rejected by the with
dues paying dinner Oct. 15. It
J^terest^
service, spray or brush. Phone
I
f
,
about
time
w
,
had
some
»
lid
,
n
o
n
o
m
tm
,
rap
reen
t-
recognized by all th at the m inority a
» the y s Constitution
We arrived late in the afternoon
was reported that A rt Smith of
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-529»., 1205
k,
Cong.«,,.
Chandler
lit.
th
.
bill.
Ho',
a
hard
headed
party, being usually out of power,
fayor of ivtTlg one house to
and drove lo the city on a lovely
Wasco injured his knee which
E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and
n .- ,p a p a r editor who ro.il» know, our aro. - what w .
must criticize and oppose the no-
(, b population, (then decid- wide boulevard along to the sea
m akes it hard for him to get
and Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore.
tlons put io rth by the m ajority
*,¿¿¿1) and one to area front. Suddenly we turned into
want what we need. He can gat th . right kind ot |ob don.
1-1-63
around.
party. Otherwise we would have
,
the streets of the city, narrow and
in Waihington. You bet I'm »oling «or Chendlor. Won't ,o u .
(states).
-
Ford
&
.
Allis
Bill
Huck
of
Parkdale
brought
FRANCHISED
some sort of dictatorship or at
We are at the same time willing crooked. This did not slow us
Chalmers — T ractora — Glean
pretty
red
apples
w’hlch
were
used
down
in
the
least.
The
driver
sim
Bob
Davis
least governm ent by a few. The to admit several serious errors
e r Combines — ilaJers — Owa
for decoration on the serving ta
Republicans were joined by suf in Proposition No. 9. It increases ply honked constantly as he d a rt
Kiifiis, Oregon
tonna Sw athers — Sales, Ser
ble and passed around to all the
ficient m em bers of the m ajority lx)th house and senate member ed between cars and pedestrians,
vice & Parts. Beliany T ractor
m
em
bers
present.
or
backed
if
he
missed
a
turn.
p arty to fru strate Mr. Kennedy ship; it bases future num bers on
Co. The Dalles, Ore.
49c-tfn
In
these
narrow
congested
streets
who was not raised to accept frus some very narrow m andatory dis
T he Past M asters Club of Hood FOR SALE: New A. C wheel trac
everyone
drives
that
way
yet
by
tration.
tricts; it does not give enough pro
River, Wasco and Sherm an Coun
tor 149 cu. in. motor, 3-point
W hile on the stum p Mr. Kenne portional Increase to producing some miracle cars remain ahiny
ties will meet at Rufus, Oct 27
hitch, $2390.00 and a free trip to
and
unscratched.
I
thought
New'
dy was subjected to num erous areas of the state.
at 6:30 p. m. w ith a pot luck sup
Chiicago. A free trip to Chicago
York
was
awful,—
this
is
an
ex-
Il should be apparent by now
signs or catcalls calling pointed
per. At this tim e Giles French,
r< %«*.. Uuuuller tw UxwreM U m » , V.
Sec-.
Wl. » « m J Or»
w ith any new A. C. wheel o r
attention to his lack of decision that Oregon’s producing counties perience! Now, when walking, I
elitor of .he Sherman County
craw ler tractor; i959 chev.; 2-
have le a n e d to shake my head
have
no
chance
to
obtain
the
about Cuba which has gone hack
Journal will be present to ex
ton, 2-speed truck; 1959 GMC
w
ithout
looking
up,
or
they
near-
<
to April jf 1961 w hen patriotic things they want and need by pol ly climb the curb, honking as they '
plain the m easures coming up for
i-ton, duals; used 14 foot dual
itics.
We
just
as
well
forget
the
Cubans trying to invade their
vote at the election on Nov. 6.
wheeled
swathe? $1450.00. Bel-
tear
by.
They
only
slow
down—
to
homeland were denied air c jver, legislature. It cannot help us and a sudden stop—if you nod for a
lany
Tractor,
The Dalles, Ore.
Rufus
Grange
held
its
first
card
a.- promised, and captured. Since is not at present so constituted taxi. This teem s to contradict the
49-2c
party
of
the
season
Saturday.
On
that
it
could
l>e
expected
to
help
then the Russians have moved in
statem
ent
just
made
that
one
feels
account
of
hunting
not
m
any
turn-
DRESSMAKING
and
m
inor
alter
with some m ilitary installations. us. It is dominated by cities, by "unhurried.” Why hurry? The
ed out, but the ones present re-
ations JO 5-3245
47c-tfn
The biennial elections were on consumers, by labor.
taxi will get you to your destina
ported a good time. Prizes w ent to VVINK - GOLDENDALE
SALES
We
need
not
despair.
We
have
ai.d the pollsters were saying that
tion in minutes, and besides ,'oth-
Atiee Wilson and Mrs. H arland
Yerd, Goldendale, W a sh , has
Republicans seemed to l»e gaining food. Food Is always an asset, it ing begins on time.
McDonald for high and to Otto
Is
useful;
It
can
l>e
stored;
it
and
aj, auction every F rid ay at on«i
ir support.
Your
reaction
to
my
statem
ent
Petterson and Mrs. George Fox
o’clock We have th e m arket if
In such a dilemma it seems the handling of It, is the most de that this .i friendly city may
for low. The refreshm ents vere
sirable
commodity.
you have the livestock. G uar
entirely in character for Mr.
be:
“N
aturally,
You
are
an
Amer
pot
luck
w
ith
the
grange
serving
People are not an asset, even In
anteed top prices F ta n k W ink
Kennedy io do som ething d ra
ican
tourist.”
In
a
few
instances
eoffee. T here will be another par
this highly industrialized nation,
matic. So he niath* a long post
ty in two weeks.
|x*ople are more often a handicap it is perhaps true. Rut many times
poned decision about Cuba, just than an asset, They must have when I have inquired of a shop
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
Mr. Allee of the Rufus Com MODIFY NATURAL PRECIPI-
as the Republicans had been say food and are surprisingly unw ill keeper how to find a certain place
m unity church announces that TAT ION BY A R T I F I C I A L
ing lie should do all along. The na ing to work for it. W ithout it they he will turn, beckon a boy from
the well known speaker and sing MEANS
tion was alerted to listen to a are a menace, to them selves and the hack room, talk rapidly in
er, Roliert (Bob) Condon will be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Arabic or French (the second lang
dram atic peech and m ilitary men to government
speaking and singing each even
and equipm ent were shuffled and are surprisingly unwilling to uage) then say “He will take you."
Notice is hereby given th a t it is
ing at 7:30 p. m. at the Rufus Com the intent of the W ater Resources
about in case something happen- work for it. W ithout it they are The "garcon” would be insulted
m unity church of the Nazarene. Development Corporation of 460
ed Tin. eolumnists w ere very a menace, to themselves and to to take a tip. Having arrived I
Mr. Allee ’nvites all to come hear South Broadway, Denver 9, Colo
say,"You are very kind. Thank
kind —oi very hesitant for they government.
the
singing and the messages. Mr. rado, which holds lic e n se No. 40
you.”
He
replies
w
ith
a
big
smile.
have not connected
i
the decision
Rural areas,
producing areas
Condon will be in Rufus October of the State of Oregon to engage
with the ini|H-nding «‘lection as will have to compete w ith their “ Welcome” and Is lost In the
23 through October 28.
in operations to modify natural
yet.
big voting cousins by economic crowd.
Paid
P
olitical
Ad.
Mrs.
la-x
G
ray,
Here
at
the
Alumni
Club
of
the
precipitation by artificial means,
This nai
has been preaching pressures instead of political pres
Sec-Ti-ciu»., Wa«po, D ragon
for and on behalf of MORROW
the benefi
f international eoop- sures. We can market our fo«xl American U niversity of Beirut
COUNTY W EA TH ER RESEA R
4k
eration to •r years; it has be?n a whenever we please; we can eat w here I am living, we are a big
CH ASSOCIATION located at
supporter of the United Nations it ourselves or restrict its produc family. The m anager and his as
Echo, Oregon. The object of the
and the originator of numerous tion; we are self sqlltcient I'itles sistant have adopted us. In the ten
days we have been here they have
above program will be to increase
other i nbinations of
nations de|>en(l on rural and producing arranged dinner parties and trips
naturai rainfall.
Yet, M vennedv made Ins delay areas for th eir livelihood while
around the city at no extra charge.
1. The area to be affected is des
ed deci 'll all by himself without the country only depends on cities
They are proud that we are happy
cribed as lying w ithin central
benefit >f the United Na'ions. for superficial desires and luxur here. It is hard not to take ad
BEER
Morrow County and n orthw est
SATURDAY AFTERNOON M ATINEE 2:00 p. m
North \tl luntic I re.ity O rgm iza ies.
ern Umatilla County, State of
We prod,ice the world's greatest vantage of their hospitality; it
tion •r tin Organization of Ainerl
FRIADAY & SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26—27
would lx' easy to impose, vet I
Oregon.
can dates. It was a unilateral i asset; In* not afraid.
doubt if that word is in the vo
2 The operation will lx» conduct
led- Ion. Ju pxaetly the kind w<
cabulary »f these people.
, th e w o rd fo r fu ry
ed through the use of ground-
Taste the
In-eii
mt
tiering
icn M E IS F IIE NO. 10
This is a m eeting place >f bu
based silver iodide generators^
sparkling
refresh
natio
T h e la s , m e a s u r e to l»e voted o n siness and professional people
located w ithin the Counties of
must f
ment of nature’s
is o n e
d e s ig n e d
to
re jH 'al th e from all over the world ("Little
Grant, Wheeler, Wasco, Gilliam,
»r (»f t
press that s c h o o l d i s t r i c t r e o r g a n i z a t io n law New York" in this small club)
finest grains
Morrow, Umatilla and Sherman,
icliim >ads of 1957.
Nearly everyone here is on an im
State of Oregon.
and
hops...
Uni
e n t • the
interesting assign
T h e r e a r e s o m e r e a s o n s to be portant and
3. The period of operation will he
assured
fs at . Unie lie s « that the law did force some ment, yet conversation is easy, re
from on o r about 15 October
E
C
H
IO
C
O
tO
R
'
most
glass after glass
1962 to on or about 14 October
COtls dictations that were not wise laxed and humble All are .liter
The state board has not l»een ac- I iil«ln«- Itrbek.ih Lodge No. I!4
1963.
by Olympia s
ill
Ixntt tive iti enforcing them. Examples
W ATER RE9OURCES DE-
.leets 2nd and 4th Tin-»
most famous
■ known for are school districts that are far
. . VELOPMENT CORPORATION
days
of
each
month.
V
lsf
P er
ingredient:
Klirus'i« hev re m oed from populated centers
By Paul E. Ruch
ing m em bers welcon-
>n facing and want to retain a school dis-
SUNDAY & MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 8 -2 9
W ater Resources Development
Cecil Hockman, N. G.
dr. K
id will tric i In Sherm an county the com-
Corporation, 460 South Broad
rIt's the Water
Clara Houston, Secretary
no.hing m il' •e has held that five districts B eth leh em C hapter No. 78 o l . . .
way, Denver 9, Colorado
Filmed m t '
>rea of the
it il<
intil a
elee giving elem entary education and
DATED 11 OCTOBER 1962
I
k /
Mt—
ts
every
second
T
hurs
one high school district is the best
s undt
'r a d
October 19 and 26, 1962
beautiful blue Mediterraruan ’
da.i each month.
Visiting
foi
Russi
and type of organization for tills coun
* members invited Moro, o ra
NDi i( ■ OF FIN AL HEAKINti
ty.
u»or
Linda Reed, W. M.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Although
the
law
specifies
»hat
îxpe
some
Dorothy H eater. Secretaiv
that the F irst N ational Bank of
d th
a t loi
to rt lv each district shall tie so organized Moro LODGE NO. IIS I.O.O.F.
a rnost iTiiKfwvous g«tl
Oregon, A dm inistrator w ith the
so to give education from prim ary
m ie
Meets 1st and 3rd Tue»
Will Annexed of th* E state of
to high school it has not been
TtCHMlCOtOR
John Stephen Taylor, Deceased,
strictly enforced. We think s »me ' ^ ^ ’ liays In I.O.O.F. hall. Tram
n e n t and visiting brother»
MAURICE C H fcV A tlfR |
has filed in the County Court of
limits should lx* made to that rule
m m I h im
ANGIE DICKINSON
the State of Oregon for Sherman
However, we do not think the I i oiuiaily lnv.ted.
Floyd
Haines,
N.
G.
To go
County, Its Final Account, and
Il fa r
NOEL-NOEL
law should tie repealed
Leo W atkins, Secretary
d district >rgant-
the Court has set the 20th day of
Ile- 1
to th-
W EDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31
ailed five y e a rt H U tl.A N lH IFA V GRANGE
November. 1962. at 10:00 o'clock
II thaï P
Meets
first
and
third
Saturdays
K |U(
»n hack in
Halloween N ight
AU Seats 35 cents
a m., In the office of the County
ould help crea.e, or at 8 00 p m.
for th
Judge of Sherman County, Ore
S h o w i* o v e r 9 1«) p- »•
nv small and mef- Max Belshe. Master
gon, in the County Courthouse at
»1 di it n e ts ind pennit Agnes Benson. Secretary
Moro, Oregon, as th ? time and
ual
tay ou I of connot Kurrku Ixxlge M«* 1 « A.F.4L13I
place for the settlem i nt of said
db
Mslons are almost Meets on the 1st and Jru
•h
accounting and for h.*aring objec
evenings
r the benefit of Thursday
ad
tions to the same, if rny.
isiting me: » n . i <
nstvad of ihe h -rx f.t nooth.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
cor lallv invited to meet w ith u>
hlldran
OREGON. A dm inistrator w ith
Bill Hall, \ \ M
NO
on is to v<
the Will Annexed oi John Ste
Irving H art, Secretary
a\
>av f(
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By Troy Thornton
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The
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made MUkiUJ
J Tracy Barton
9
Tuesday of each month.
until
have
The I>alles, O regon-
Visiting
brethern
welcome.
dev elo|
rerionty
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A ttorney for the His* ,Le
Frank P Reid, W M
«u» •■»•••! Oct 5, 12, 19, i 26* 1962
that k
i unhap
Vernon
Root,
Secretary
when i
ly well
P'S,
DARNED RIGHT I'LL
VOTE FOR CHANDLER!
^H andler S s
The Sherman County
Democratic Central Committee
uiges you to exercise 5 our
privilege of voting
November 6
Sherman Theater
O lympic
GERORIIjliO!
I
Jessica
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