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PAGE 2 SIIEKMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OKKOON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, IMS HAKLANDV1KW GRANGE IM UA Glie» L. breach - I 'u h iis h . .1 E v e r» Editor Il • at l.u p iu e Mora, Oregon there Knt«rr<i »• »««ond *!»•• »>»<<•» »• Oi» «1er If l ’ u .to llir» of >1 Mor®. Or««®». ° f Morch 3, I ® * S- ^ ¡(r^ Meets first and third Saturdays at 8:00 p. m. Max Belshe, Master Agnes Benson, Secretary________ (]N ÏÏHIS S iirrm a u (Countu j o u r n a l ®nd»f A rt IN THEIR BATHTUBS J U S T A S R IN G S O N W O M E N 'S R IN G E R S WERE M A R K S O R D ISTINCTIO N... PR E SU M A B LY ONLY THE R IC H CO ULD A F FO R D SUC H LUXU R IE S... jf e »»*»<• Ip India. It N IW S F A F I« r U B U IH l« » R ebekah L od ge N o. l!t Meets 2nd and 4th Fuea days of each month. Vial’ ing members welcome Cecil Hockman, N. G. Clara Houston, Secretary BetlUebem C h a p te r S o ? 78 O .EJ* « Me"ts every’ second T hurs daj ?ach month. Visitlnf 7 members invited. Moro, Ore Linda Reed, W. M. Dorothy Heater, Secretaiy M oro L O D G E NO. 113 I.O.O.P. __Meets 1st and 3rd Tue» ^ ^ d a y s in l.O.O.E. hall. Trai» **' «lent and visiting brother« a -i o iu u iiy inv.ted »'loyd Haines. N G- Leo W atkJ'is, Secretary M M E P /E M L DAYS R ings J not been for if it the weakness of England under “T X . ASSOCIATION Clement \tle e and his crew of “liberal” nation w reckers. India has Is-en a drain on the rest of the SOAP. O RA world ever zlnce and it shows no N ATI O N A L EDITORIAL SORT, CAN EE intention of living able to pack TRACED BACK its own weight, which is consider- TO THE 9TN CENTURY. able. b m iK iia X i'u « ORIGINALLY, IT The Indians, the ones who can WAS MADE BY lead, are very nice people, polite BOH/NG GOAT'S III EK IAL < OUNTY PAPER and cultured. Hut the nation has TALLOW WITH t f a BATHTUB as a formal ^ cce more than enough foolish social BEECH ASH. E u .. u L«xlge S i 1 « * ? hl HS( BIPTION KATES O F FURNITURE, WAS ACTUALLY DEVELOPED and economic habits to keep it IN FRANCE D U R IN G THE IBTH C E N T U R Y / Meet, n the l«t a .Z A n \ l ¥1 IK from ever am ounting to anything Thurs «z evenings .se n It needs invading, physically or AM£H/CA H A S BECO M E THE nonth Visiting men.oem NOV • M il It 2 I. ______ government ally, by some nation M O S T BATH-CONSC/OUS COUNTRY corJiaiiv invited to meet w .th uf /N THE W ORLD... THERE ARE OYER or people vlth jxiwer to put .he * Bill Hall, W. M. SO M ILLION BATHTUBS /N Indian populace into production. Irving H art, Secretary____ THE UNITED STATES TODAY. NEWS IS PUBLIC Basically the religion isn't bad, F O R E X A M P LE , P /N K T a y lo r IX IH G B A. I A. M /A long with modern baths , hut some of the practices under it OR WHITE DOVE BEAUTY new BATH/NG “BEAUTY Wasco, Meets the first are plain idiocy. BARS ARE 2 5 % CLEANS Anyone who lias worked with BARS " W/TH M /L D ING CREAM. THEY 'RE Tuesday of each month. Tiie Chinese would cure many neWft for a long lim e knows that CLEANS/NG INGREDIENTS MIL PER THAN S O - Visiting breth ern welcome. x the news is public. News is w hat of India's troubles for the Chinese A R E M A K IN G CALLED "BABY SOAPS, ” are very practical people. We can Frank D. Reid, W. M. ORDINARY SOAPS happened. Everyone is entitled to NEITHER A C ID N O R OLD-FASHIONED Vernon Root, Secretary konfy. E fforts to suppress it al- imagine the relish with which a ALKALINE, A N D PROVIDE --A N D DO. NG RICH SU D S IN EVEN THE is loss oi btalus by ll,U!it* ( 'hine.se soldier would devour a »T M tar A BETTER HARDEST W ATER- VET who do it. l^ook at the suppres- sacred cow. S M A L L P A T IE N T a , M orn in g- rials announced th a t Morningside JO B. / D O N O T LEA VE A We are not going to do any W ANT ADS •A. g YM of news atiout Yalta winch would begin accepting private pa- s id e llo h p ik il, P o r tla n d , preM -nts B A TH TU B R IN G ' lias done as much as anything to w orrying almut the Chinese tak <iov. M ack lla f f ie ld w ith han d- Bents from Oregon and neighbor lower the standing of the Roose ing India. We suspect that some m ad e h o o k ed m g . FOR SA LE- trum pet & flute. Call H illin g th e ing states. For tin* |»a»t 50 years, of those in authority are no, too JO 5-3293. 1-4C velt adm inistration. G o v e c n o c ’s to n e o f th e 3.»0-I m *<I Morningside lias Iteen prim arily Som ething like it is apparently much concerned aixiut it either. l»sy( h la tc ie fa c ility , h o s p ita l offl« occupied by patients from Alaska. the highlignts on his attendance N O T E O F T H A N K S WANTED: a job bookkeeping or is must be I wish to take this opportunity going on now w ith the president What w orry there of the 1962 N ational Convention at any kind of job. Also baby sit and luncheon in The Dalles Satur Chicago. T here w ere 35 in atten to thank the voters of Sherm an refusing to let the nation know a,mil, tiie danger of letting China ting. Call JO 5-3293. l-4c grow, not ’.bout im proving India. County for votes received in my day Nov. i7 w ere Mr. and Mrs. dance. about the deals being made with Rufus News FRANCHISED • Ford & Allis John Mathieson and Mr. and Mrs. K hrushchev over Cuba, if there Mr. and Mrs. Ahlquist of Brem re-election as Sheriff. Chalmers — T ractor t — Glean C. L. (I^eo) Roberts George Fox. There w ere num er erton, Wn., came to The Dalles to is danger in it the hum blest c iti lly Mrs. G«urge Fox er Combines — Balers — Owa ous draw ings for prizes with Sher m ake the acquaintance of their zen is in the same danger as ad tonna Sw athers — Sales, Ser Mr and Mr Joe P eters have man county coming home w ith an m inistration members aie, the> St II,MIL REORGANIZATION new grandson Andrew George, gone to Phoenix to spend the win The Rufus Grange held a Dues vice & Parts. Beliar.y T ractor electric clock won by Mrs. Rus are as untU kd to know what is son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W. Fox te r w ith the other wild geese. Paying Dinner a, thehall Nov. 15. Co. The Dalles, Ore. 49c-tfn going on. it is podi adm inistration School people successfully op A ham and roast short ribs of sell Belshe? of Moro, a nite light of Rufus. Mr. Ahlquist returned to Fam ilies are getting together STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com po e l the attem pt to .repeal the beef w ith all the trim m ings was iiy Mrs. A rth u r Sargent of Wasco B rem erton th a t evening b ut Mrs. to withhold news. plete painting and decorating 'I’lie same thing is true in small state school reorganization law, served. Especially coming from a and an electric corn popper by A hlquist rem ained to help ner today for the annual feast of tu r service, spray or brush. Phone allairs. it a person does something no, s > much because there was distance were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mrs. George Eox of Rufus. A fter daughter care for the baby. Mrs. key and thankfullness and we CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-529J, 1205 notew orthy or new sw orthy it can no, active opposition to the law Buck from Parkdale and Mr. and reiKirts of officers and a nice pro Fox and son came home from the are sure the form er will cause the only discomfort. E. 12th St. V em Campbell and not long be suppressed. It either but because the law has been in Mrs. Charles Blake from The Dal gram, all enjoyed pictures of a hospital Monday afternoon. ind Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore. trip to New York by Mel Olm U printed in the papers which effect five years Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W. Fox les. 1-1-63 gives it a certain amount of dig '1'lie state board in charge ot of R ufus are the parents of a son Mrs. Holland Johnson, m aster, stead. A fter a bit more rain last week born early F riday m orning. Nov. FOR SALE: 4- bedroom home in DRESSMAKING and m inor alter nity and believeabillty ot it is school reorganization must realize presided at the Grange m eeting Moro. W rite Lucille May, 5929 flashed over by the gossips where that there Is serious doubt aiwut which foil »wed the dinner. Hol it was nice on Sunday and Mon 16 a t The Dalles hospital. The lit ations JO 5-3245 47c-tfn S. W. Shakespeare, Lake Grove, what it may do to local school:,. land Johnson on agricuture repor day in the north end of Sherm an tle fellow weighed in at 5 lbs. 14 % it may have neither. W INK-GOLDENDALE SALES Ore., or phone NE 6-7192. 4-6c If it liecontefc hasty or arrogant it ted on wheat raising and products county. A f tiff west wind blew up oz. and was named Andrew George ferd , Goldendale, Wash ha» can bring on a movement to re in Japan. Mrs. H arland McDonald Monday afternoon looking as if M aternal grandparents are Mr. WANTED: Jersey or G uernsey at. auction ever« Friday at one peal or amend the law. In fact, it on legislation commented on the som ething may happen weather- and Mrs. Tage A hlquist of Brem milk cow. Bill Hall. Moro. 4p o’clock We h a te th e m arket if wise soon. I IIA M tSGI V I NG needs amending anyway. erton, Wn., and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. election. There will be a card p a r you have the livestock. G uar Rufus Grange is proud of ‘he Fox of Rufus. Mrs. Jam es Fox FOR SALE. Bob tail kittens (3) If the ixhird goes ahead by ap ty Nov 17. George Eox on educa anteed top prices F ia n k W ink cute and different. Nice for Because this nation has a day plying pure theory it will make tion said daily attendance is in fact one of its own m em bers Mrs. w as a teacher in th e Rufus school C hristm as gift for children. 80 BED OREGON state approved appointed m whii'h to give thunks too many mistakes. Already it *ias creasing with a census enrollment Millard Leigh won second prize in last year and th is is th e ir first nursing home located in beau $5.00 each. Phone JO 5-3580. 4p lor the Iwiouties o f nature citizens dosed schools and dispatched pu of over 200 children at Rufus the State Grange canning contest child. tiful Hood River Valley, W’ith must pause In th e ir pursuit of the pils over 30 mile m utes one way. Grade School. Also that Rufus w ith a ja r of apricots. Mrs. Leigh lovely fenced grounds. We ac dollar, the new position, the big A little sc'iool must lx* very, very school district has the lowest tax will be aw arded a television set for her em y . Mr. and Mrs. Leigh cept all types of elderly cases contract long enough to count th e bad to m ise that sort of ruling levy in Sherman county. as well as room and board care. Rill Buck reported vandals had came to Rufus a few’ years ago and ir hie; sings at least once each wise <u' that sort of exiiense jus WANTED: A middle aged women tified. shot the lock from his shop door built a house on Rufus Heights. year. It is the aim of tiie law that at his house residence in Rufus. Leigh is now retired and can en to live w ith me at my home in ( 'omit ii i f 1)1 (‘ssirihi joy is home and extensive yard each school district shall offei Moro across from the school- Also they had cut the strings on li.ilng. Usuall hit of tri Home of Maytag & Frigidaire «•duca,ion from the prim ary to full baled hay In his ham Others have and garden. house, if there is someone, come find that w hatever l»l high school courses. Consolidation reported windows broken w ith A tri-county m eeting of Post and see Mrs. Leona Cauthers at has have oeen earned i 600 E. 2nd St. The Dalles shall be -in theory continued BB guns in Rufus. O ther things m asters was held at the Rufus the Rest Home in The Dalles, lc or anottn »r anu he sti until that ideal is reached In Sher noted w ere that some bicycles and Grange hall Satuhday, Nov. 17 eai n otlie r ; to conn, ne FOR SALE: Oak wood, all 2 ft. man county that ideal does no, tri cycles were taken from houses lielng arrange« I for by Pat Banks, giving. lengths. Machine loader. C. S •1th vice president of the Oregon meet the desires of the people in Rufus and radio aerials on some It Is a good thing Peck, Tygh Valley, ph 451. 52-lp il to sit whose desires should be para cars were broken last week. Law Branch of National League of used to ti<• called the CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five Postm asters. The Rufus Grange m ount to ’hose of the board. In enforcem ents think they are on down on« > day along days a week. Custom curing. Home Ec. Club prepared the no- other words we want tiie board the track of tiie culprits. when the tinel! of roast Meat cutting, w rapping, sh aip to have power to suggest, propose Oscar Peterson was the Rufus host banquet which preceded «lie Everyone to 1 he Dalles permeate:•i tiie lions«' ai plans, make argum ents for them, Grange choice for director in meeting. freeze. Kenny’s Market. Grass lly is gat h-'red around G uest speaker was Joseph S. hut the cl'izens to decide. State Grange Mutual Eire Insurance Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for ap COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS alHiut the material anil Ixiards are sometimes frustrated Kerr, postal service officer from pointment. 23ti company. Holland Johnson repor i igs that hav ual hlesb h\ people, cu, not so often as peo ted that Roy Means, state deputy, the Regional Postoffiee. Be gave As a n .ition we ha LIVESTOCK Men • Do it yout ple are frustrated by state lioards. will install all officers in Sherman an inform ative talk on the rules a point o I genet al ahn self • “Ahcbor Brand” Anim. We think the frustration of state county an Saturday evening. Dec. and regulations anil the postal 1 1 11 1 \ 1 H'i )1»i suipa.s.setl 1 l »> u 1 ■»’ i ' 1 iivotui n o d u c ts, penicillin, and service. The m eeting was opened hoards is the best. 15 a, 7:30 o. m. at the Rufus hall. lias knot \n . Althougii instrum ents are available at for questions and answ ers after Oregon is a very large a id ill H arlandview Grange held its coinpul at Ively poor, n your Co-op Oil and Supply at a talk by Jack Bailey, president verse stale and no one should he Booster Night Novemlier 10. nahly rich In .ire undei December 1, 1962 at 11 a.m. The Dalles. 20c tfn foolish enough to presum e t.iat The ones from Rufus attending of the Ore ton Branch National lal thing - Americans League of Postm asters who gave SPIN ET PIANO: W ant respon one 'Ct of rules flhtmt t-izc or <»r- the Rural Electric Co-op m eeting much. Vt'e liaye cat s to take u r.inlzatfon *»f sdioct^lh-ttacts will sible party to assume small mo. S t o p in a n d s a y ‘H e l l o ’ pyts. Also Elec. Organ. W rite Itesi servò .11 of it. R m eauc.; is aie too much given to advocacy Credit M gr, Tallman Plano Ste ite 1S63 Frigitaire Appliances. of cenei d rules a id we hop«1 Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. 52-2c W A S H IN G T O N A N D ¡ k >.-•«- m FOR SALE: Home in The Dalles, broad enough to ad- Learn about the Discount on all small 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double gar age, basem ent— beautiful view. Shown by appointm ent, CY 6- B v C. W IL S O N H A R D E R appliances for customers. 3029 The Dalles, Ore. 52c L & E Paint Shop: In terio r and I960 is only e x p e cte d to Invest The outflow of gold from w ill not We have complete service for all makes exterior Decorating — Spray $104 m illion In 1963 w h ile tho America continues. TAX EXEMPT • • • paper industry w h ich d iv erted Painting. ED 3-2273 G rass Val In m o v es so m ew h a t akin ,o $78 m illion in ca p ita l abroad In ley. 42-tfn. •w ktat to sla y elep h an ts w ith I960 Is only e x p e cte d to Invest Washer, Deepfreeze, Refrigerater, BONDS alsIfhu^K it, v ariou s penny an te L E G A L N O T I C E S T IN , I T $67 m illion in 1963. r em e d ies h a v e been a ttem p ted , • • • su ch as red ucin g the am ount of NOTICE ro C'KKDITORB TV, Radio On the other hand, the m a Those ’inder forty should no, duty free goods tou rists can chinery industry which m ade All persons having claims lx* happy over the possibility of a S to c k s . M u tu a l F u n d s b r i n g b a c k p? foreign investm ents in 1960 of * against the E state of Jesse C. tax cu t by Ute federal governm ent from abroad; $132 million is expected to Freeman, deceased, are hereby severe re We are no, certain that anvone reach $208 million in 1963, and A ll s e c u r i t i e s m a r k e t s notified to present them w ith the s tr ic tio n s should he nappv but the younger the electrical m achinery in properly signed vouchers and h ave been dustry will go from $104 m il ones most certainly should not placed on se r duly verified, to the undersigned, lo c a l a n d n a t i o n a l , a t lion to $153 million. W hat it a mounts to Is that tiie vice m en h av • oo the duly appointed, qualified and generation that made tiie debt, The tran sp ortation eq u ip ing (heir fatn- acting A dm inistratrix, w ith Will FRIDAY & SATURDAY. NOV. 23—24 that has re fused to meet tiie tacts lo w e s t c o s ts m ent Industry, c h ie fly auto 11 i e s w i t h Annexed, of the E state of Jesse ist th irty ye o s. m o tiv e, w ill go from $336 m il of life for tiie pa th e m on C. Freeman, deceased, at the of o v e r se a s m is lion to $477 m illion. that lias s< at tei e«l1 money araand fice of T. Lester Johnson, Attor- W r i t e , o r p h o n e c o ll e c t • • • sio n s, the world and di sslpated tile in- These are industries th a t re eny at Law, Moro, Oregon, within • • • C. W . H a r d e r tegrity of it s ow n citizens for that Yet the big drains on the quire a high ratio of m an hours six m onths from the date of the J. w . DODD AvLtslIrx/ve:? l»erl«Hl, is now i>assing tiie lebt U S gold supply continue. One of labor to raw m aterials used. first publication of this Notice, on to its Ciliildren. is the constant outpouring in And with European labor rates to-wit: November 9, 1962. us for another Grandpa. anxio fo cien mve a ways winch now running on an average of about Tygh Valley Ore. Greta M Wiley to al around J 100 billion. No 25% of the A m erican rates, big party w ith »champagne tnd A dm inistratrix, w ith Will economy can long endure with there is a strong attraction for sj>endltig his dancing giiris, is I a i -AISA lloo N Annexed. a burden as staggering as this. these corporations to tran sfer Phone 611 burying in »ney fo•r u final lling • • • T. L ester Johnson as much of their operations and gran'l-ffon can j<ay tiie cost. The other g reat drain is the 1 as possible abroad. Moro. Oregon Mi»l Columbia Mvr. RED BUTTONS • FABIAN • BARBARA EDEN • CE0R1C HARDWICKE Talk atxmt boosting tin* nati n s huge In vestm en ts being m ade • • • CHESTII A ttorney for A dm inistratrix In addition, the «nnstant ero PETER LORRE • RICHARD HAYDN • BARBARA LUNA BILLY 6ILBERT abroad by U.S. c orp oration s.! « « vim ini s foolish; tiie whole idea with Will Annexed William •! < ’«»Hit»- A ' “• sion of the A m e r ic a s p rotective I he U S. C o m m erce l>epl. now HERBERT MARSHALL - - c o lor by de luxe is to make some money available Nov. 9, 16, 23, 30 1962 e stim a te s that th ese ca p ita l tariffs h ave w idely opened the lor m oie political spending The U S. m arket to products m a d e in v e stm e n ts now total around SUNDAY & MONDAY. NOV. 25—26 to talk nt refuse $3 billion II Is e stim a te d by tbi w ith ch eap labor. A about aeeompai lying cut s in ap- • • • end of Ihe year I ’.S. corp ora-' It would ngpuar that a rude propriatlons. It w ants to go down tions ««ill h a \ e show n a 14', i NOTICE THE1F0ÜCHT FACE TO FACE or SIDE BY SIDE! •n ab ls« to tiie hank am 1 sign a new note , in crea se in their in v e stm e n ts day of awnfer’.ing is dawning for American labor. the family advances w ithout abroad a s com p ared to S'7 i for fOHU • • • M-G-M v ««ts A b s o lu te ly go u u n tm g they are e x p e cte d to in\ est in to limit paying for the old. It is perhaps For labor, w hich h a s been new fa« ilities in the U.S. thè last struggi e of a Iilankrupt, so absorbed in negotiatin g with the cost RANDOLPH ! i JOEL o r tre s s p a s s in g on a n y of this effort to «1«ia> psyln g honest the big corp orations to the det to its needs or withes. rim ent of ind ep en dent bu si debts. No attem pt has i»een made m y p r o p e r ty w ith o u t w rit n ess. will ev en tu a lly find that to pay tiie de bt which i we so h the big corp orations h a v e sh ift te n p e rm is s io n . V io l? to r t gleefully plan t< 3 postpon« p for tiie ed their payrolls o v e r s e a s, and • • • kcci omnium uciWi*ii It se e m s of m ore than p a s s Independent b u sin ess, w h ose w ill L e p r o s e c u t e d . ill We are ..ure that gram Ison w in ing sig n ifica n ce that the food problem s labor scorned to con consider su d i actions rnere dis- industry w h k h in vested an e s sider, will nol be ab le Io take V 0 W est honesty; a.id fo«r one, w«• a«‘e«»rd tim ated m illion abroad in up the slack In jobs. ln CwwmaScop« and ME TROCOLOS V KY KEUV AVt I grandsons our i support. I ir V J jfÇ V WANT ADS GATEWAY AFPLIANLES Invites PARADE "SMALL BUSINESS” Sherman Theater ISAY FULL OF FÜÑ1 SCOTT McCREA the W/ gw Commw^ ui z ^
