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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1962)
PAGES SHERMAN COV.NIY B H H \A L , MORO, OREGON OKI KM BEK U . It*>~ 4 BR Introduced Mrs Ed F ritts of Moro covered almond candy this Satur FOR SALE OR RENT: cannot see Is that those who go burdened with the prejuuices of who presented a program, "The day In front of the postoffice Mau house in G rass Valley on three centuries of Ignorance. rice Root is In charge ol the onto the public demain must as S lf r r m a u (County H uuruni lots, fine chicken house, etc. No one would be foolish enough T rue Meaning of Christm as”. She money-making project. sume such responsibilities. Every Call Wasco. GI 2-5216. 7c-tfn did a chalk draw ing of the Beth I . Il » I . . I . . U< Il I « llt'O hunting season there is a new to say that all the science now in lehem scene during which the Mr. and Mrs. D ivld McGregor WANTED: a job bookkeeping or use is the final answ er to the pro bunch of stories about city h u n t ’ rü hhithêd E very F rid ay at Christinas story was lead by Mrs of Salem are the proud parents any kind of work. Also txibysit- ers who leave gates open, shoot blems of agriculture, but through Maynor Heed and musical accom of a baby girl Amy Lynne, born Moro, O iegou siting. Call JO 5-3293. 6tfn science, agriculture has become „ E n t«< »4 a* t e n i d . rla»a . ...... th. cattle and horses, make reads in panim ent was played by Reverend Nov. 28 weighing ft pounds and m a tte r at the the most efficient branch of the i*u*ti,n i * t inn». Ormun, under Act irrigated fields and do o ther uam Maynor Heed, Don Earl, Jacque 12 ounces. G randpaients are Mrs. FOR SALE: Gurnsey milk cow- of G orgie*a o í Maf<*h 3, IM7V age that is seriou and real, even if nation's economy, ’o judge by the Bucholtz, Ardlne Todd and Mrs. John Robinson of Wasco and will freshen around Jan. 15. not intended. Ignorance is a haz few who are able to produce food Elton Eakln. Mrs. Verna McGregor of Eugene. JO 5-3532. 6p a r d c it y d w e l le r s d o n o t c h o o s e to and filler for the many. Eight per Mrs. Robinson was able to go FOR SALE OR TRADE: All or Mrs. H arry VanGllder, Mrs. A r cent of the people produce agricul overcome. down for a week to help her dau any part of H ill’s Motel, sac., ru B iis H ia s There is a plan to make all who tural wealth whereas In other th u r Sargent, and Mrs Keith Mc ghter and to take care of the two T railer Court, 9 City Bldgs lots, asso ciatio n use the public lands to pav some countries more than naif the peo Donald w ere co-hosts for a going older children, Leslie and Mark. and fully equipped restaurant, away party for Idah Everett, who ple are engaged in agriculture. thing for the privilege and stock- Mrs. Keith McDonald worked at ready to go. W rite Box 236 is leaving to spend the w inter In Oregon there Is constant re men who have tieen paying for the V eterans’ Hospital last Friday Wasco, Oregon % E lm er L. Hill, years do not seem much opposed search on crop varieties, tillage, with her daughter and family, Mr. in Portland and w is forced to Est. 3-8c and Mrs G ary Deal of Lajoya, marketing; poultry resarch make to it. The job of collecting the fees spend the night there because of STATE W IDE PA IN T CO. com would take an arm y of petty bu possible fresh killed chickens California Mrs. Carl Tuggle pre heavy fog. plete painting and decorating reaucrats and minor officials who cheaper than ever; animal dlseuse- sen ted Mrs. E verett with a cor Young people of the Wasco trm n w i sage. Three tables of bridge were service, spray or brush. Phone although not eliminated Is limited might soon be as burdensome as Church of C hrist were Invited to CY 6-3977 or CY 6-529., 1205 the city hunters, who only come in danger of loss; there are still In play with Mr. Hugh W hite w in sing and visit w ith the patients E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and plant diseases, of which we have ning high prize and Mrs. H ildred at specified times. (li | |( I \ I . COUNTY P A P E R of the Columbia Basin N ursing ind Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore. The growing of meat animals some, but new varieties are be Zell low Home In The Dalles next Sunday, SI l»S< It I »’ I ION HAI EH Wasco G rade School student ‘ 1-1-63 on the public’s open land is a ing found with Immunity; soil SJJO very im portant function foi stock- testing shows the farm er w hat he body will lie selling chocolate at 3:00. DRESSMAKING and m inor alter O N E » LA It men and It is equally or more im- can grow; ranges are lieing lm- ations JO 5-3245 47c-tfn IH EMBER I I. I ‘»G portant to those who live in the proved by new grasses. WINK - COLDENDALG SALES cities. Beef is the product of cows Certainly the past 100 years have fi.rd, Goldendale, Wash has ami the care and feeding of cows brought as much improvement in c? auction t\»v» F riday <u one I EA< III it S I E M HE agriculture as in anything and all to produce lieef is very necessary o’clock We have the m arket if the gadgetry of nuxlem living to meat eaters Hural residents T h e O r e g o n E d u c a ti o n A sso c i- , „ „.n cannot match the real benefits you have the li/estock. Guar u tio n , tin* t e a c h e r 's u n io n , h ;s h a v e fo o d ; th e y r a is e . o anteed top prices F ia n k W ink ( ¿ r a i l E o n s .. w o ...I u ld 1 U«»» h a v e /» t to » I lx* V v A e 4i t y V b finii a d that have come from better crops, resolved to work lor tenui» 80 BED OREGON state approved n . „ .1 d i i. i d s in th e .a t e in s te a d '«> keep them from having enough better farmers, more prosperous nursing home located in beau , , , , , f k n y rc d m t.o n m th . s n |. | v farms. tiful Hood River Valley, with the p o lk , a. present. would first affect the city dwell- lovely fenced grounds. We ac end of BIG head ? W ell c e r t a i n l y a g o o u te a c h e r e ra . cept all types of elderly cases .h o u i.i b e 1. ta m e d m u e f m i te ly a s S o m e w a y s h o u ld b e d is c o v e r e d Joyful news of the week is that as well as room and txiard care. lo n g a . t.e d o e in jo b w e ll a n d to h a v e th e r e s p o n s i b l e m e m b e r s CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five . , m g e t a lo n g in th e c o m m u n i ty , o f t h e so c a lle d s p o r t s m a n s o rg a n - women are going to cut theii hair that m onstrous style W e a re c e rta in t h a t no q u a li f i e d iz a tlo n s d o t h e t a l k i n g in s t e a d o f and end t e a c h e r is W ith o u t e m p lo y m e n t; th e o t h e r s . T hen m a y b e s o m e known as big head. But, it Is not too cheerful for women are going tin* n u m li e r s a r e u r l lf i e a l ly l e s t r k - a g r e e m e n t ^ c o u ld b e r e a c h e d , to follow the leader In that style t e d to a s s u r e t h a t . TAX EXEMPT and will undoubtedly do some H u t to m a k e It a la w th a t a thing just as grotesque. t e a c h e r m u s t l»e r e t a i n e d a f t e r a IGKH I l-T l RAE PRO GRESS It has long been a source of BONDS lew t r i a l y e a r s Is p ito n fo o lis h - women T in s is t h e lo o tli a n n i v e r s a r y masculine wonder that ne '1 hen* is l it t le i n c e n t iv e to follow th«* styl so religiously, so Stocks, Mutual Funds d o g o o d w o r k if t h e j o b Is to b e <>( tw o la w s o f g r e a t im p o rta n c e to many of them trying to look alike. l ' i ic i i lt tire, o n e w is th«* h o m e- c o n ti n u e d w i t h o u t e f f o r t Low a i d te .id a c t a n il t h e other th e M or- Not all are alike in size, looks, All securities n»arket.i hull I and certainly only a few can i ill a ct . la r to a la w io It w .m id lx* Kin ri w e a r any sfvle with distinction. b o th o f I Share frier. Luu.—settle plans to a n e w s p a p e r to n u k e lead» Women apparently n e v tr dis w ritten local and national, at T h e hr i — and give just as much pleasure kcej i O n Fig " tln .r s u h ,.c rip - covered thut men like them in t » b r i n g « n g i t ’ . ie s, too) Boni S lilt h u re tisi as you get. . • e f f o r t to give away Its public spite of their outrageous styles lowest costs f o r ;i s lo n g a s th e p , i ; - i i in tin u e d instead of »»cause of them And im b iic .it ion: or Io 111i ik n g it ille g a l la n d . It men are going to keep right on C A L L T O N IG H T ! to <|m it o u lro tidziiig t g i o e e r tif- fu l in p Write, or phone collect regardless, which gives them free 1er ;it few ,v I’ : or i y m g c h a n k llttll' Is o f rein to fix theniselvei up w ith o ut sipiattintf that it s to p J. W. DODD I’WSp a o e r s , g r o c e r s o r 1.:iwy« i . s and brought landish hairdos, teeter on little •■ ifoiin t h e i r plaque<l 1 u t a n d o th e t s PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL high heels, wear sacks fur dresses. owners, but it e o n f u s io r Tygh Valley, Ore. fun» lio n w<*11 (*nou •ii Io he le - h it- The extra glances they g a in a r e d id h e lp . (‘(1 ( ‘V L* 1A \ (*<ir. from wonder more than approval, Phone 611 The M W e th in k S<’| m ol t r a c h e t s s h o u ld 111 le g e s w h ic h w e r e hut then, they are glances. o r i g in a l ly t h e c o w c o lle g e s , so days a week. Custom curing Meat cutting, w rapping, shatp freeze. Kenny’s Market. Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for ap pointment. »€ LIVESTOCK Men • Do It you. self - "A n th er B rand” x i.lm u v a.tn rio d u c ts, penicillin, and instrum ents are available at your Co-op Oil and Supplv at The Dalles 20c t*n FOR SALE: 4- bedroom to m e in Moro. W rite Lucille May, 5929 S. W. Shakespeare, Lake Grove, Ore., o r phone NE 6-7192. 4-6c FOR SALE: Home In The Dalles, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double g ar age, liasement— beautiful view. Shown by appointm ent, CY 6- 3029 The Dalles, Ore. 52c L & E Paint Shop: In terio r and exterior Decorating — Spray Painting ED 3-2273 Grass Val ley. 42-tfn. FOR SALS: Stewing hens, Phone ED 3 2347. «-7c ssa The next best thing to being there— n a m e d lie c a tis e t h e y t a u g h t s c i e n tif ic a g r i c u l t u r e . A n y o n e w h o h a s ii f h e a r d l»r S t r a n d ’s t a l k o n t h e d e v e lo p m e n t o f a g r ic u ltu r e th r u l ie n e e s h o u ld g e t n c o p y s o m e how . A h u n d re » l y e a r s ago fa rm e rs p la n te d c r o p s b y t h e tim e o f th e m o o n , h a d n o k n o w le d g e o f t o t t e r 4-eils a n d h a d n o t e v e n h e a r d o f d ie ;e ie iic e o f g e n e t i c s t h a t im p r o v e d th e m , m a r k e t i n g w a s a t tin* v illa g e s t o r e o r t h e b a c k d o o r o f to w n d w e l le r s F a n n in g w as RE si o \ j m l i n 1-'r a n k Kelt» •r, p r e s a Slit •rm tm C o n n !V H Hl ¿ vv r<»te a l e t t e r to th * last w e e k .Iitit e x p la i n e tlx* e o n d iiio ti: : u n d e r elulli m ai n m iti ; Its tice» t h e 11. - e h . .te s r i v e r ai T aylor IXHKiB A. F. A A. M Wasco, Meets the first Tuesday of each m onth. /G \ Visiting brethern welcome. v Frank D. Reid, W. M. Vernon Root, Secretary K u i. u Ixxlgr W uy 12» A.i^.&t.'* Meet, n the 1st a..d 2ro Thurs ’ 11 evenings .ach nonth Yisiting m en.neis cordially invited to meet w th ur Bill Hall, W. M. Irving H art, Secretary h a r la n pv iew grange M e e ts f i r s t and third Saturdays at 8:00 p. m. Max Belshe, M aster Agnes Benson, Secretary L u p in e R ebekah L odge N o. Moro LODGE N o . 113 I.O.O.F Meet- 1st and 3rd Tu« ‘- ^ C ’ days In I.O.O.F hall. Trat •lent and . ’«P ' J brother a i oiuiaily InvJed ••'lov'd Haines. N C. Dxi W atkins, Secretary Wasco News B y Indie M criowsn Phone GI 2-540.3 Wasco W omen’s Study club uiej at the home of Mrs Mattel Haven with Mrs M artin Pshlgoda and Mrs. Pat Kaseberg assisting Dain ty French pastries were served from a table decorate 1 in the holi d a y th e m e Mrs Haven had charge of the Chris tm as program and she COIN GLASS reproduced by Fostoria m il. tro in m u se u m s a n d p r iv a te c o lle c tio n s ( , ,n (H a ss y o u c a n ow n. I t ’s r i g h t bars, in „ , a , lb . lio n M a n y plec<«8 n re in amber or „ , 11 a . le a r c r y s ta l. Y o u ’ll w a n t so m e y o u r- l you w o n ’t find m o ts en tra n c in g gift« h * ,,.V' ( ' i n c s . . F o s to r ia 's C o in G la s s to d a y . , <• . t 1 * < ■ ’ > ‘ ... . •- •. » # — à - c.íí’ ïs SS <•...■ v... : <’ÿ?> ¿. .jfcv N*i. ... ¿anasa» ,i ■•>»**>>>■■ - .^MShski t-.-*-*- ■ mm S mxm S m . m . v , wsiiaaa Y iX 'S 'G E S T C A D I L L A C I N S I X T Y - O N E Y E A R S ! v t.o V... «H* C. d * Quart «CM» "•«*» OM M.,n »¿rimmed ui t< are person 1 cilH. Parker pen and pencil sets, paper n i . eu 4 towels, co iste ' can be monogrammed while you shop. j Cvi’i • e I’nnted foi sou uhile \< k uvnt. L j IBSON ctirds and n » »> ’then io ch w<e from i».? sure to visit o u r new balcony. ¡"ADELMAN BONN HARDWARE (>/ Distinction •ui Gi ti Ik.I itiu.il vrarn-’ ' Vil1 wri,r «“J r»«r»« Take a good look at a new 1963 Cadillac and you'll see what we re talking about. /For this one has a freahneaa . . . a brightness . . . a sp ir it. . . a flair that you’ve never seen before in a Cadillac car. It's the look of youth —and it’s written in every clean, crisp line . . . and mirrored in every lithe, nimble naove the car makes. And so it m not surprising that this beautiful new Cadillac w adding a host of youthful admirers to the ranks of its enthusiasts. Nor is it remarkable that so many younger motor* ists can be seen this year at its wheel. In fact, motorists of all ages have taken this Cadillac to their hearts as never before. The recep tion that has been accorded thia new “car of cars’’— whether measured by the praise of its followers or the number of its owners—is simply without precedent. Why not visit your authorized Cadillac dealer soon —and aee for yourself what the talk is all about? Young in fact or young at heart—we know you’ll want to make it yours t I 4 V IS I T Y O V B L O C A L A U T H O R IZ E D C A D IL L A C D E A L E R SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY "•«Hi»« Third A Jefferson. The Dalles, Oregon T li 'deets 2nd and 4th Tues days of each month. Visit ine num b ers welcom-? Cecil Hockman. N. G. Clara Houston, Secretary ite tlije h e rn C h a p b r No. 78 O.Ej> U>/ Me**ts every second Thura -«Av- dai -»ach m onth Visiting ' members invited Moro, Ore Linda Heed, W. M. Dorothy h -n te r Secretary
