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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1962)
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, B*02 lick home in Moro. Election re WrANTED: A middle aged women to live w ith me at my home in sults w*ere as follows: Janey Mc re going into Moro across from the school- Kean, president; Fred Hall, vice- s that desir- house, if there is someone, come 3t*iicr m.ii'. (Cuuitty ^Journal president; Holly Mulick, secre.ary- be consider- ty sh< and see Mrs. Leona C authers at The first meeting of the Ken* treasurer; Dan Hall, song leader; By Mrs. <»*oigr Fox the Rest Home in The Dalles, lc (»lira L F i e l i » h • ••»«••• Livestock Club was called to o r Randy Lemley, news reporter. T h e Harlandview Juvenile der by J. P. Reckmann, Nov. 8 at A fter election of officers, mem FOR SALE: Oak wood, all 2 ft. l uiiii-iH .1 I.»« i . »•••!.> at Grange met Monday afternoon. Kent Grade School at 7:30 p. m. bers made criticism s of various lengths. Machine loader. C. S. Mun», O ir g u ii Nov 5, after school at the Grande Hans Bardenhagen, Grass Valley, riding techniques from pictures, Peck, Tygh Valley, ph 451. 52-1 p Ent«r»d »» »»C«nd cl«»» »t »h» I WO W EEKS KTFFLY hall. Mrs. Ann Miller subsituled and T. W. and Patty Thompson and then played games. R efresh CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five Pont u fi ire *1 M oro, O re g o n , under A r t house that every for our m atron w ith Mrs. B ertha o f ( o a g r e » of M a re k J. I » ’ » m ents of cookies and punch were days a week. Custom curing. Il was announced the Oregon were visitors. should ha e enough f jod on Belshe assisting Plans were made furnished by Mery A nni Thom p Meat cutting, w rapping, sh aip » weeks isn’t bad W heat League will meet in P ort We elected officers as follows: to last V to help w ith the Pomona program son. O ur next m eeting is planned N IW IH H I freeze. K enny’s M arket. Grass hou ■keeping ' le th e r there is go- tor Saturday and also the Boos’er land Nov. ¿0, 27, 28 at the Mult Roy Sather, president; Ch**ryl for Nov. 26, 1062. i ,»n atomic war or rot- Night program. A tour of The nomah hotel. The Harlandview G entry, vice-president; T erri I ar- Valley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap P U B U S H i» ! ing Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lemley. re told by many th at lew Dalles dam was planned by the G range has 17 juvenile m embers denhagen, secretary^ A icki Bar- George Weedman, and Michael pointm ent. 23* association But families have that much food group for November 17. The new and 19 honorary members. Instal denhagen, news reporter; Gary Mulick were visitors at the m eet LIVESTOCK Men - Do it you around and that when stores close state project, “Oregon History lation of officers for the county Carlson, song and game leader, self • “ A i.tnor B rand” A i J m two days .om e are out of some was discussed. Election of officeis will be either December 8 or 1 j in parliam entarian and sergeant at ing. itc u .iu products, penicillin, and On Nov.. 9, our club, w ith its N AT IO N A l E D IT O R IA L the evening Oscar Peterson vas arms. thing needed. for the enduing year were held. ^ | as § > c ^ T11 instrum ents are available at leaders, visited horse-training es Twelve m em bers were present. tablishm ents in the W illamette Grandpa, bless his th rifty s< ul, Master Duane Miller, Overseer- elected as director of the Grange your Co-op Oil and Supplv at had enough, lie bought a six L arry Parker. secret a ry-Susan Insurance Association, of W ash New m em bers are K itty Ann Bar- Valley. Professional trainers gave The Dalles 20c t 'n denhagen, Cheryl G entry, Boyd month supply ami thus was short Robertson, chaplaln-L om e M.Ucr, ington. us useful training hints, riding SPIN E T PIANO: W ant respon twice a year; besides he was dis lecturer Craig Price, Steward I<ar- Owen3 and Roger Knott. and training dem onstrations, and The next Pomona Grange will sible party to assum e small mo. Vicki Bardenhagen, reporter show’ed us horses of several dif ciplined to do w ithout if too llttk Ol- F l« L A I. ( O l'N I Y P A P E R last Cain, L. A. Steward-Cheryl Ro- be in Rufus the second Saturday pyts. Also Elec. Organ. 'VrUe had been bought when th< bertson, asls’t steward-Doug I”. i ferent breeds. S l'B .M K l I ’T IO N R A T E S Credit M gr, Tallm an Piano wagon went to town. If there was gatekeeper John Robertson, I rea- in F ebruary w ith a noon dinner. Randy Lemley reporter Those going to Grass Valley The organization m eeting of the Stores, inc., Salem, Ore. 52-2c n’t any coffee, he drank tea or surer-Ronn’.e Thompson Ceres «.SI . I \ u Sunday to attend the Sherman Hi-Yu 4-H Horse Club w*as iield FOR SALE: Home in The Dalles, water and said nothing. Patricia Belshet, Pomona-Ca-hie County H istorical meeting and Nov. 1, 1082 at the Michael Mu- We have no idea who it was Friedline, Flora-Susan Thompson, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double g ar CARD OF THANKS NOI EMBER ____ noon potluck dinner were Mr. and who conceived the notion that and reporte r-K a ren Thompson. age, basem ent— beautiful view. I w ish to take this opportunity Mrs. T racy Fields, Mr. and Mrs. two weeks supply was aliout right, Shown by appointm ent, CY 6- to sincerely thank the voters of Pomona Grange was held at H arland McDonald and Mr. and it m ight nave been the food pur Harlandview Grange Nov. 10. HARLANDVIEW GRANGE 3029 The Dalles, Ore. 52c Sherm an County for th eir confi E I ERA \ S ’ DAI veyors or some bureaucrat who The lecturer’s program was pre Mrs. George Fox. The tables were Meets first and third Saturdays dence and tru st in me in the Elec L & E Paint Shop: In terio r and beautifully decorated with fall never bought a case of goods in sented by the Harlandview Juven Day, Sunday was Veteran tion of November 6, 1962. I will exterior D ecorating — Spray flowers. Ladd McGowan the 8th at 8:00 p. m. his life It sounds like an arbitrary ile Grange. Karen ren Cain gave a teacher a , Wasco school ied Max Belshe, M aster .•omproinise title* and di . Vet uphold th a t tru st to the very best Painting. ED 3-2273 G rass Val up th time lim it and a family would feel reading, Su an Robertson played m s of World W ar 1 ga group Jn ginging a few num . Agnes Benson, Secretary______ _ of my ability in the equalization ley. 42-tfn. ‘’•J-' ••• --V -» name Armistice to retain the date very unhappy if not rescued t ntil two numbe i on the piano, L arry recited and w ritten ritten Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 11* of all County taxes. ..... , , . bers, a poem recited and w FOUND: Small, black dog, part jf November 11 on which the the fifteenth day. R. D. “Dick” Page P arker and Duane Miller told # of Mrg Zeveiy> w ho Meets 2nd and 4th Tue- cocker, female. Will ow ner or Also we wonder about the dif jokes in Ix-tween the other num- ' h armistice ending that war was Sherm an County Assessor in Wasco. Mrs. Tracy k* days of eat h month. VJsP someone take her away? Don Moro, Oregon signed. Em ployers were afraid fering theo. les of w hat is essen bers and Cneryl Robertson gave ing m em bers welcom-. gaye a reading -sleeping King, Moro. 3p tial. It might be possible to pet that w ith » war or two each p er Cecil Hockman, N. G. a poem about Novendxu , at the Foot of the Bed”. Giles along with r- sack (100 pounds) of Johnny Robertson told eration there would soon lx Clara Houston, Secretary W hat French the pubiiSher of the Sher- many boll lays. And there c mid dry beans ; nd one of flour and we Liitle Girls are Made Of 1 ills man County z<___ ura« Journal «neakei was speaker Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.D FOR SALE* trum pet & flute. Call easily have been twu holldayi tor suspect the consumption vould concluded the Pomona lecturer’s and chose the year 1907 to give JO 5-3293. 1 14c 4c LEGAL NOTICES Me'*ts every second T hurs decline in the second week. A was Word W ar 11 li asmucli as it program. » daj each month. Visiting WANTED: a job bookkeeping or some of the counties highlights. N O T IC E I’O C R E D IT O R S •nded on different days in Europe flitch or two of bacon and some m em bers invited. Moro, Ore any kind of job. Also baby sit He pointed out that was the year canned ix*ef would lx* useable ami Sherman County Pomona Grange All persons having claim s md Japan. Linda Reed, W. M. ting. Call JO 5-3293. l-4c the first autom ebile came to Sher against th e E state of Jesse C. Dorothy H eater. Secretar** in time ihe veterans of World desirable before deciding to go in met Saturday Nov. 10 at the liar- man county. Also that a team on FRANCHISED • Ford & Allis Freem an, deceased, are hereby War 1 will relinquish their bold for some if the other foods. Mama lundview Grange iiall with a a buggy made it from The Dalles Moro LODGE NO. 113 I.O.o'.V. Chalmers — T ractor i — Glean notified to present them w ith the would w ant some canned fruit, h i November li ju st as they will __ Meets 1st and 3rd Tues* er Combines — ilaJers Owa properly signed vouchers and having read the nutrition columns, relinquish their hold on every in 1.0.0 .F . hall. Iran, tonna Sw athers — Sales, Ser duly verified, to the undersigned, and the kids couldn't be quiet thing else. May 30 is a general n e n t and visitD-t brother« vice & Parts. Behar.y T ractor the duly ippointed, qualified and Memorial Day and not to com w ithout Jam. ert Mrs Earl G entry and Mrs. ley w as builder of the‘ homes now a < (Oiuiaiiy inv.ted Co. The Dalles, Ore. 49c-tfn acting A dm inistratrix, w ith Will It would be interesting to know of tlie Bli ball! r'loyd Haines. N «-• m emorate 'lie w hat would happen to several Oriow M anin together v ith other owned by Don Clodfelter and Wal FOR SALE: New Remington Annexed, of the E state of Jesse on marches Deo W atki’ - is, sec i e-at j 'lim e and the Gray ^ace May. families if all put away a two women. typew riter, $79.00. Call LD 3- C. Freem an, deceased, at the of E u re k a U x lg e N - 121 A.r «k 1. ’ and eventual! y w e a l s out the w e e k supply. What foods would 2396. 2c fice of T. l i s t e r Johnson, Attor- ion T he Home Ec Club of the Ru ui guiiiz;»' th e n 1 soldiers and Meets on the l*t • •*' * " 1 A Oriow Martin, master, of the eny at Law, Moro, Oregon, w ithin I kj first eaten? Would they be the f ly. fus Grange m et Nov. 8 at the home Ironing at Home: Call ED 3-2396. , ci bi a . < how ei who marched, evenings * six m onths from the date of the same ones that would lx* exhaust Grange presided at the afternoon of Mrs. H irlan d "McDonald who T hursday 2c isiting m en.ovis nonth. V Visiting with it. ed first in cast of actual deprlva- meeting. Before the meeting the served a dessert luncheon. a u.‘ WANT TO BUY a piano for the first publication of th is Notice, cordially invited to meet w •leverai »vais As veterans of our i to-wit: November 9, 1962. tion? Once upon u time a party Juvenile Grange put on a nice Mrs. Bert Swigart acted in the Bill Hall, W. M. H arlandview Juvenile Grange G reta M. W iley come out » tin • scene and evenni- of soldiers were put on a i rain program of song, piano solo, skits place of the chairm an Mrs. Otto Irving H art, Secretary Call JO 5 3678, Becky Robertson, A dm inistratrix, w ith Will ally lade .nt« . I lie et .•meterles of for a long journey w ith rations and recitations. Mrs. P arker of Petersen »vho has moved to The M atron. 2c tow ns, tin • purpose ol for six day s. in the supply was a Moro brought the children to the Annexed. their lit T a y lo r LODGE A. F. & A. M Dalles. ) •ns change. Amer- STATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com izatl T. L ester Johnson few loaves io bread and some very hall for the program. The lecturer their oi Wasco, Meets the firs» an veterans have received more good jam, some corned beef ant plete painting and decorating Moro, Oregon A thank-you note from H arland Mrs. Holland Johnson ended the „aerial benefits Ilian those oi some canned tomatoes and hard program on reading a poem about McDonald was read thanking the Tuesday of each month. service, spray or brush. Phone A ttorney for A dm inistratrix Visiting brethern welcome. iy other nation, perhaps because tack The first day they ate the CY 6-3977 or CY 6-529»-, 1205 with Will Annexed women for the nice dinner put on F rank D. Reid, W. M. children. ie m illio n has more to give »or E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30 1962 for the past m aster’s club, -h e jam m d bread, the next two days Vernon Root, Secretary id once) .md fighting for a dem ind Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore. Mrs. W alter Bruckert was secre- c ju j > decfd2d to buy more vanilla meat and the rem ainder of the th« 1-1-63 •racy may seem to entail more trip dined forlornly on canned to tary of Pomona Grange. Max Bel- and __ » pepper to c»»ii <n t th h a a t t thev sell so they f generousity than fighting foi matot and hard tack. Well, she, m aster of Harlandview re cun get the eight piece cooking DRESSMAKING and m inor alter ported on their grange as w e’l as pot set for the hall’s use. T here enables ations JO 5-3245 47c-tfn ktndoin. al way liked tomatoes anyway. NOTICE Wliei her A m erican veteran - Mrs. Holland Johnson m aster of will be a card party Nov. 17 in ♦he family W INK - GOLDENDALE SALES the Rufus Grange. Mrs. Johnson the m ain hall. The club will gath ave received m oit honors, otiiet ii.rd, Goldendale, W ash has ♦o limit Absolutely no uuntmg said at the last Past M asters m eet er C hristm as gifts to send to the iän m aterial, w t do not know h i e v a m p ir e b a t tr auction ever* Crid’y a t one ♦he cost acceptance oi ing of Hood River, W asco and State Hospital in Pendleton. The id uspleion that o’clock We have *»he m arket if or tresspassing on any of m aterial b en d it ♦o its needs or wishes. Vampire Bat is not a pleas Sherm an counties, it was left to club will mail a quilt which .hey id » einand foi ’I’ii you have the livestock. Guar i edile d th eir other ant nianini d. His appearance is te the three Pomona chairm en to made for Boys Town for a C hrist ay ha\ my property without writ anteed top prices F ia n k W ink »n« :*s .' •ricali are a very ma volting; ids disposition predatory; plan the program for future v si- mas gift. 80 BED OREGON state approved prolxibly a mon ten permission. Violators ippetite insatiable. His way > am tatlons. George Fox said the vot rial pe hl Flection of officers took place nursing home located in beau liy clue would lx* more cherish- of lift is to make a small incision ers cast their ballots at the polls with Mrs. Millard Leigh as chair will be prosecuted. tiful Hood River Valiev, with i than t ie public res|x*et. in tlu Ixxiy of his victim and suck as they wished last Tuesday. Rol- man, Mrs. Joe M orris as vice s *1 ” , „ » . # 1 enjoyment the public lovely fenced grounds. We ac land Johnson said they visited his blood. W hether lie leaves any W h aie’ V. 0 West ehaim an and Mrs. George Fox as s It H O C KELLY AVI cept all types of elderly cases \ eleta blood for the victim to go on liv W ashington County Pomona when *ts out \et( an.- ing w ith o r not isn't a part of the they held election of oftic *rs. secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Tracy as well as room and boat’d care hai i ,t equa endless who del l\ H enry Henrichson was elected Fields won the draw ing prize. icmseh bat’s concern. Tiie ones serving on the Rufus ...- -w « h * "jigag• • m " it of elllng lengthy W t recalled these bits of inior- master. Th»*n it was brought out th eir s< vice ex- nation about the vam pire bat just what has the Grange accom election Ixiard last Tuesday were Iddi the m e h se t- ,i|>»in re .id i lg that tiie solid agri- plished throughout the years: Atlee Wilson as chairm an, W alter M orris and Mrs. George Fox for u ro g a n t uliur; and Industrial county of T here was the Conservation pro the day board, and the counting •s. Bait ci l lì Idll had obtalneil a grant for gram, the initiative an I referen lx>ard was Mrs. H arland McDon alf tt ie cost of a new court house, dum was born in Pomona Grange, ald as chairm an w ith Mrs. LeRoy h e si ogan used to lx* “Yamhill rural electricity as well as rural Belshe and Mrs. Grace Medley. against til W orld". It is still ap mail delivery. The Rufus Grange H E. Club H arland McDonald said he ’.vas plicable. served din n er in the hall dining toclal or economic a member of the planning cun- T here Is ho room all through the afternoon. reason w hy tlu prosi»erous coun- inittee in Sherm an county and dtoulti request or ty of \ anthill IT accept a »r »nt for a court house. is o iw are solely political T lit* reas ^ W A S H IN G T O N A N D And if self-seeking eonununl- sist in such fxdltlcal bkx>d- ties |>el the nation will ix* out of h d. By c. W IL S O N h a r d e r ; \ I ? P \G K 2 th at they are planning recreation area at the m outh of the John Day river, and the Deschutes river. They are talking about the feasi bility of irrigation in our coun ty The com m ittee thought there should be an industrial shipping port at Rufus. Also the area could use a college in the near future. Rufus News 4 -H CLUB NEWS W ANT ADS ¥ ’’SMALL B U SIN E SS” D E F I4 IT F I t >ur i- i» u »f erro r rv h ants W h < m en w he a all •rn- all tin* va ate fir m s learn to d< in govern n Portlan tw ' ntate vviin*uu puvv* val on m i »re e X jn nsi th a t educ ITO! S Oil \ » - the »tale tc» append;, m gooders pinin* have gut law and itvto tax J w ithout a«hling an;ytl* general ba]pptneM Governor» ,»nt ne«'da 1 ' G The Unii'Ml States, it is now ad m itted by the adm inistration is headed for a seven billion 800 m il lion deficit, and, of course, those .(C(|ii.iinted w ith public men and public ffairs w ill expect a much greatei one— mul get it. cervthing is O K., says the 1 president. It Is like this, If the family paycheck was too small to ?ay to r the things due at the end of the m onth and father was trying to make arrangem ents to put off »he grocer, evade »he tim e paym ents on the family home, he e x a c te d that the family » driving its two cut e d edit cards, take dancing les- o give more lug parties. E very wall . h * the same, we aie 11 they won’t. * n a’hm s gold reserve is •ing md surprisingly many ns ar<* telling us that the> t a fu rth e r increase in the of gold which would prob* another wave of i»»fla- of standing tion o at least lo *v nation»of he tai the w s»x*nding so much ■.gs we need rath er <1 I» hin , an extravagant tli ration wants. Salem gin to lx* suspicious when •rts say a recession is no >osslble T T W N W TO If the governm ent kept the prices up and fr.•'<« that they could diet T T W N *v Sprague, editor of the tatesinnn at 75, isn't going t> ’ Nothing else to »io”, surface, it w ill be dam aged m ore than if dropped on foa m ru b b e r.” The re p o rt fu rth e r stated a tom ato is dropped two or three tim es is in ju re d even dependent Business, has point m ore. P resu m ab ly these r e ed out m an y tim es present sys searchers w ill study egg d ro p tem is p a ra lyzin g expansion ping when they figure w ay to drop an egg m ore than o n c e " of independent business. There is a gre a t deal o f d is cussion over cu ttin g incom e taxes. The n a tio n ’ s independent businessmen, v o tin g through tiie N a tion al Association of I n • « • No o n e seems to dis a g r e e w ith t h is v ie w p o in t . Y e t , such respect ed m o n as the venerable gen. lla r r y Myrd oppos es ta x cuts. • « • No one knows how much this Idiotic piece of “ In fo rm a tio n ” cost the taxp ayers, in bureau c h ie f’s tim e , In stenographic and m im eographing labor, In m a ilin g and postage costs. o • a Then there is the case re p o rt ed to Congress of a F ede ral T rade C om m ission m en ta l w iz ard ord e rin g a southern cloth- ing m a n u fa ctu re r to q u it using The question trade name “ Red Fox” because Is w h y * C. W. Mardsr FTC could find no red fox fu r 0 0 0 ents. Sen. Byre1 os w e ll as m any in the cotton • garm a • others, are undoubtedly be And Rep. John Rooney had com ing m ore and m ore a la rm an interesting conversation ed ove r the new dogm a w ith Thom as Kates, U .8 . E m preached by the bureaucrats bassador to I pper V o lta. The w hich seems to run “ Ask not State l>ept. Is spending 1833,000 w hat your governm ent can do on a building p ro gram in the to cut expenses; ra th e r ask town of Ouagadougou, popula w hat you can do to pay m ore tion 63.000 natives, 16 A m e ri to support m ore bureaucrats cans, Rep. Rooney said “ you in a bigger and b e tte r s ty le /' m ust m ake quite an Im p act on • • • that town, then when we add If the nation Is going to avert com plete ban kru ptcy. Congress in foreign aid and the I'S I L, I guess they re a lly know Ihe must tt appears, take over full A m ericans are In town. “ .Mr. powers of governm ent em p lo y I sles rep lied. “ Our p rincip al m ent. Job there in addition to c a rry in g • • • Rep R ichard PofT points out out such Instructions as the tha t the fe d e ra l c iv ilia n em- State Dept sends us Is to m a in plovm ent is now up tp 21« m il- tain the A m erican presence.” • • • in n , an increase of 213.000 in T his is a tin y fra g m e n ta ry tw o years w ith 4(1.POO m ore fe d re p o rt on where the m oney e ra l jobs asked. 1 <oet I t g1*«*« fo r people bour.c- • • • W hat do all these people do tng tom atoes, looking fo r fox to Justify their salaries. T hat fu r in overalls, b u ild in g la v is h » e r u t s a m ystery to Hep. I ’ ofT, State Dept. offices In ju n g ’»» • • • Re Pent In 1775 to ar reles se in w hich taxation rted ’ when • to tim e has rooned on a hard tax a tio n HOW TO KILL CHEATGRASS AND OTHER WINTER WEEDS IN GRAIN STUBBLE Chemical winter fallow with .Amino Triable Weedkiller, orCytrol Amitrol-T will make your trashy fallow work easier and more effective next summer Trashy fallow is a sound soil conservation practice on grain stubble land. U u t-ch catg rass (downy brom egrass), ry* and other winter weeds often defeat lb* program because they compete with ♦be growing grain and reduce the yields. Chemical winter fallow on the stubble — followed by spring and summer tillage «•Multi in maximum control of cht atgrast. [jrAJis vo luntctv praiws nnd annudl ftrocdlcaf weeds such tard, fantreed m from O ctober 1 to A pril 30 a fte r m ost weeds are up and before they are 5 to 6 inches tall. See your county agricultural extension agent or chemical supplier for more de tail» on timing, application methods and dosage. American Cyanamid Company, Agricultural Division, Los Angeles 54. » » •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* * • taru eed , m us Spray with Amino Triazole Weedkiller, or C jtro l Amitrol-T, plus 2, 4-D. Treat • a • people rev ohed again«» by tyrants. Perhaps come to revolt again*» by psychos. T h t In b tl inttructiont ox prodHttt, and on product* containing Cgananud in g r e d i- entt, art tht rem it of year» of rrttareb and kav* been accepted by Federal and/or State Govern- ,n,nti. A ln a y read the labele and carefully follow their direction» for n»e. AMINO TRIAZOLE WEEDKILLER CFANAJIffP i O V M T! 'K WAX <M 0 M i K t f .1 Bt’SZ.Vg.’ S OF A ■
