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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1963)
kv í*h vnu¿iit (Eöutttu jlmtnut: Seventy Fifth Y ear No. 25 These Things We Note Moro, Oregon Friday, April 19, 19G2 County Official P ap er Nominations End Girls State Choices Investment Title Sherman Second 5c/ioo/ Population Frank Finnegan Up Fnm Fa" T" m; Beaten to Death For School Posts; O f Talk, Discussion In Track Meet A t Coantv Club JVow 826 Enrolled Election May 6 The next meeting of the Sher At Heppner The latest enrollment report In Bunkhouse man County Club will be held for Sherman county on the school School elections will tie held next Tuesday evening at the Ma Sherman placed second at the population shows 173 pupils at F rank Edward 1* innegan, 43, in all of the elementary school sonic hall in Moro at 7:00 p. m. Heppner Invitational track and Kufus anti the identical number was beaten in a fist light in the house on Monday, May 6, from Beefo’s will cater the dinner, field meet April 13 with Doug at Wasco, 28 at Kent, 129 at Moro bunk house on the Fred Dor- districts at the district school Speaker will tie Harpel Keller Blsh hlgn scorer, having three anu at Grass Valiev. In addl maier ranch cast of Wasco last 2:00 to 8:00 p.m., for the elec- of Portlard. He will talk on “In- firsts. Virgil Fields won the 100 tion there are ly in kindergaiien Sunday shortly after noon and tion of a director from each of vestments”. Sherman county has yanl dash in 108 for a fourth at Wasco, 10 at Moro and 8 at died without recovering cons- the districts, and for the elec- large per capita incomes and the first place. Grass Valley ciousness Giles L. French tion of a director for the Sher- program committee felt that in- Final scoring showed Bums By grade there Is 81 ln the first, In the county jail is Jake G. man County High School Dis- formation about investing these ahead with 59%, followed by the jn tfie second, 71 in the th ln t Gross, 00, who turned him?,elf in Congress has a hill to enforce trict from Zone 2, Wasco, l’eti- incomes could provide a second- Sherman team with 44Vfc, Enter- 57 jn the fourth. 78 in the fifth”, t>tat evening to Sheriff Roberts payment of equal wages to wo tions have been files! for the fol- try source of county income Prise 32*4, Grant Union 31 Vi 75 ¡n the sixth, 58 in the seventh and Deputy Cain. He a p p ea led tie- men for work equal to a man’s. lowing candidates: wiihin a few years. then Heppner 25V4 and Pilot antj 7« ¡n the eighth. fore Justice Van Gilder Monday There is no such thing as equal District No. 3, Rufus, for the Mr. Keller is with a lx>nd house, Rock 15 . j n Sherman High school th?re morning and requested an attor- work between men and women. five year term: James W .Fox, has spoken on the subject Jn The R*»h took firsts in the broad ¡s 58 freshmen, 60 sophomo »>s, ney. He may have a preliminary T T W N Jack Beers. Dalles and to high schools and Jump the high hurdles and the 04 Juniors and 42 seniors for a to- hearing later In the week, if he It is proposed that the US do District No. 7, Wasco, for the visits this county often enough I°w hurdles He reached 21 ft. lt< tai of 214. Total school enroll- desires. His bail is $2500 and the away with backing the silver five year term: Pete Macnab, to know the conditions of the Inches in the broad Jump, did the lueht is 826. charge is manslaughter. KAY WHIPPl.E certificates (dollar bills) with ac John Hilderbrand jiersons whom he will be address- Hi«h hurJles in 16.8 and the 180 __________ Whipple, daughter of Mr O fficer» IlN tr Story District No. 9 CJ, Kent, for the ing. yard low hurdles in 22.3 for a tual silver. Already gold backing and Kay Mrs Engberg, was sel five year term: Hans Bardenha- As usual, everyone is invited. verY K°°’I day. has been discontinued. Eventu ected last Harold Sherman Countians As told to officers the brawl week to represent the Those intending to come should Other winners: Ernie Moote, ally maybe paper money will be Frank E. Brown Unit, American Ken. staited in the morning when Ftn- District No. 17, Moro, for the notify Linda at Beefo’s in time a tliiml in the 100 yard dash, but just paper monev. Legion Auxiliary at this year’s five year term: Stan Coelsch. to get a plate on the table (or ln Gie Keo*I time of 11 seconds. Get ‘ 77 Each From SS negan, who is a long time em T T W N ployee of Dormaier, went to the Girls State, June 10-16. District No 23, Grass Velley, them Bill Doolin was second ln the Those three do-nothing mon for the five year term: John Bue- ------ broad jump; Terry Decker tied Social security benefit« ln the ranch from his residence which keys who hear, see and do no ther. For the two year term: with John Saltzglver for third in amount of $170 5 million were is nearby, to care for the stock, evil should have a companion Donald vonBorstel the pole vault and Bill (Doolin ¡laid to Oregonians In 1962, Sen- Although he had not drank much Dell Olds Buried r i* who takes no responsibility. Not took thir l in the discus and sec ator Neuberger disclosed, based llquor lr. recent years Finnegan Sherman County High School » a . on a report she had received and Gro-’s started drinking and for himself even. ond in tlit javelin. District from Zone 2, Wasco, for * * they started Health. continued until T T W N five year term: Marvin Thomas. A t Grass Valley Bob Parker turned in a good from the secretary of fighting. Finnegan weight'd about Conflict of interest laws may race to lake second in the low’ Education and Welfare. In addition an election will lie Oregonians numiierlng 201,168 ISO and was approximately five eventually get for us a bunch held in District No 7, Wasco for Dell Olds, Grass Valley farmer hurdles in 22.7. Virgil Field* uad feet eight inches tall, while Gross of legislators without the wisdom the election of a member from who was bom near that town a fifth ir. the 220 with 24 9. In were receiving social security weighs 190 and is five feet nine. benefits as of December 31, 1962. to be anything else. Zone 2, of the Sherman County July 31, 1888, died at Klipson 880 yanl Pela>r the Sherman Harold lieland, a sometime em T T W N Rural School District Board for Beach, Washington Saturday ,ea,n of Bob P*rkw. K.O.Lem- 192,185 were receiving regular ployee of the ranch was a witness Snow in the south end of the a three year term. Petition has while on a clam digging trip with ley- Kent Thomas and Virgil retirement or survivors lienefits to part of the fight. while 11,983 were receiving dis- county Monday morning makes been filed for Ikiuglas E. Shull, his wife and daughter and family. Fle,da placed third. An autopsy was performed on it look like the weather is get Madras comes to Moro next abHRy benefits. For the month of Election will also lie held in He went to his car, feeling tired, December, 1962 these lienefits a- Finnegan s body by Dr. E.E.Berg, ting tougher ins’ead of better. Rufus, Grass Valley and Kent and succumbed in a short time, Saturday, April 20 for u dual. mounted to $13, million, 972 county health officer for Sher T T W N districts to exceed the six per He had had previous heart at- man county, and death was at thousand. It the legislature would like to cent limitation as these districts tacks. Get More Travel In Sherman county social sec tributed to brain damage. lower the income tax rates, it can do not have a Tax Limitation Mr. Olds was first baseman for urity lienefits were received by do it by removing all exemptions Base Wasco, Moro and the Coun- the first and best baseball team 238 people; and these benefits Elniiegiih lluried Thursday —all of them. ty High School District have pre- to represent the town. He knew Oregon Highways hi^h„.,lVu t for tbe month T T W N Finnegan was born December viously voted liases and was known by everyone, pre Nearly all major nignwaya otal ed $ i 826 o . of December, 1962 We just wonder what would election will also be held in sent and past. He and Mrs. Olds routes In Oregon bad a substan- 1, 191!) at Montjieller, South Da Social security happen to a presidential candi - each of the districts for the Sher- celebrated _____ their __ golden ____ wedding _____ _ Gal increase in traffic during ‘ ' . , , retirement , lie- kota. He is survived by - his widow ----- date who boldly said he would man County Rural School Dis- anniversary the first of this year February 1963 as compared to paid to men and wo- jone( lwo HonsJ( Alan alul j anKS( BARBARA JONES lika to be president. Surviving are his widow, Mary monthly report compiled by the '/'i ’77 77 '/‘in ,‘T *’7, S<7 both in the Wasco school, his Barbara Jones, daughter of Rev. trict to exceed the base in the T T W N amount of $70,938.67, providing Ellen, a daughter, Betty Crews of February 1962, according to a ,.‘llv 7 ' 7 7 7 *« mother, Mis. Margaret Moshus of and Mrs Wm. Jones, was selected We do wish, ,f Kennedy is go as alternate delegate to Girls for maximum tax offset as fol- Stevenson, Washington, a brother Oregon State Highway depart- ;iro Vancouver, Wash.; four sisters, are paid regardless of age. Survlv Darrel of Yacolt and Clarence of lows: ing to lx? president for all the State at Willamette University. Earl of Grass Valley, two slate is, ment. benefits are paid to widow a Vancouver, Wash.; four risters» country he would oppose wage District Tax Offset Mrs. Bertie Brown of Tygh Val- A percentage Increase of 7.3 ors upon reaching 62, and o minor Mrs. Catherine Hansen af Port hikes as strongly as he opposes Rufus Dis’t No. 3 $32,238.60 ley and Mrs. Iva Nahouse of was indicated for the month on or disabled children and their land, Mrs. Eileen Hedrick of Bea price boosts. Wasco, Dis’t No. 7, 38,203.70 Rickreall; tw o grandchildren, rural highway routes, increases Feeding Could Be mothers, and parents. verton, Mrs. Agnes Hoey and Kent, Dis’t No. 9CJ T T W N 8,995.92 many nieces and nephews of ihe were especially noted on 1-5, I- Social security dejiendent also jiays a small Mrs. Beverly Ricker, both of Van Moro, Dis’t No. 17 Some one in The Dalles, writ Profitable Industry 80N, US26, US97, and LS101 dur- 30,925.87 numerous Olds family. death benefit on covered emplo couver. He was a member of ’he ing or talking about the commun Grass Valley. No. 23 18,976.36 Funeral services were held inK February. yees. ity college, was sorry that Sher Umatilla county livestock feed Sherman County High School Catholic church of Wasco. Tuesday afternoon from the Uriian highways had a 9.2 per- man county didn’t understand ‘he ers and grain producers are vit District CH 1 63,705.00 Grass Valley Baptist church with 06111 Increase ui travel over the Funeral services for Mr. Finn matter. More difficult is the fact ally interested in the current and Total Tax Offset egan were conducted Thursday Dunham officiating sanie period a year ago $193,045.45 Rev. Duane _____ _______ Dolphus Baker To that Sherman county understands potential use of our land pro morning from St. Mary’s Cath K the Rural District Election with Interment ln the Grasc Val too well. olic church in Wasco with Fath to exceed the 6rr limitation were ley IOOF cemetery. ducts. Face Jury April 30 T T W N er Gerald Condon officiating. In Mr. Olds was a member of ihe Grain Prices Up Special report 146, April 1D63, to fail there would lie $122,106.78 No matter who Is the Republi- OSU Is just off the press. 1 he available for tax offset, rather Baptist church and the Masonic Dolphus Baker, 53, was put tel ment was in Sunrise cometary. than the amount of $193,045.45 lodge, whlci> conducted the riles But Trading Slow Into custody by Sheriff Leo Ro can presidential candidate, we title is “Grain Feeding Opportun as the order. berts Tuesday morning and char hope he doesn’t sound like an ities and Problems in Oregon”. law set by formula as provided by of _____ Grain prices ranged from firm A copy may I k * obtained free at with manslaughter. When lie Acreage Orders Sent apologetic new’ dealer. If we got to stronger during the week end ged appeared before Justice VanGlid- to have new’ deals of one kind or the county extension office. Baptists To Have ed April 11, with trading gener er following Here is the six point summary bis arrest, he waived To Wheat Farmers another let the Democrats be rcs- ally narrow. Limited “free mar March of Dimes his right to a hearing ponslble for them and take the °f tbis *2 page report: Missionary Week Notices of the 1964 wheat farm ket” supplies of wheat and tight ami was placed preliminary 1) Oregon’s grain feeding in in the county jail acreage allotments were mailed eventual blame for their certain er offerings provide«] the princi The mid-4\>lumbia association dustries generated about $100 Ends In Success ¡»ending posting of $2500 ball. failure. to all Sherman county farmers of Conservative Baptist churches ple sup|>orting influence. For Judge Howell ami District At on April 19th, according to the million of economic activity in T T W N mosa was tiie lone buyer for 18, The handling of money, Its care 1961. It is possible for these in The annual March of Dimes will have Its annual Missionary 000 metric tons of hard red win- torney J >hnson have agreed upon local ASUS office. Acreages on Tuesday, April 30, as the date for these notices are the actual acres and management, is more diffi dustries utilizing grain resources has just lieen completed in Sher- conference April 21 through 28. «7 unZ' th .t As usual It was ___ a Both .h , _______ coun.7"na7> ____ .. , cult than making it and often and nearby markets to generate man county. ____________ »f wheat which can be harvested tender will determine whether the evi- < / delivery. | y Japun I $316 million of income, a gain of successful drive for the same ti«t churches, at Kent and Grass ... ay times much more profitable. f<,r g,aln in 19( 4. Also Included did not materialize -purchase was reason for successful years lie- Valley will participate. $246 million. dence warrants trying Baker or ln the mailing is a notice of the T T W N 2) Oregon’s resources for pro- fore, namely the dedicated work The meetings at both churches made in Canada for 3 cargoes of not. He had not hired an attorney ¡964 normal yield. These notices Isn’t It lucky that no nation is hard red wheat. Japan and For ducing meat can expand some of chairmen and those they chose wlH begin at 7.30 p.m. Wednes- shooting atomic bombs so liy mid week. show the appraised 5 year aver could lay this cold, rainy weather in next decade or so. An ex- to help them. The amount col- day, April 24 Missionary speak- mosa will )>e hack in the marset age wheat yield for the farm for next week for tenders. to it? pansion of feeding will depend lected this year was $1299.97, up ers will he featured each night D i a lbe Ii,,r,H through 1962. Cash wheat prices remained p .«■ T T W N upon prices of livestock and poul- from last year by $135 except Saturday. Some of the LattlCinan rro te s t Any farmer who feels that his strong with llm/ed offerings the Said the man at the bar: "I lry an,I upon the availability of The credit belongs to Vada De- speakers will have color slides of or yield is incorrect, *T 0*11 /"*L .dliiliiii-iil H,^e,V<Lhe,l' ;i* Influence, don’t care much for drinkinn I66'1 grain, including wheat, at Moss, chairman, and the com- their work in such far away pla- may file an appeal with the co- la x B ill Change it is cheaper ” prices competitive with prices in munity chairmen who were: Ru- ces as India, West Pakistan and White advanced another alone, but „ ___ f__ . . . cent« w while hard r‘” red w winter w N jq other featuied ' 2 '**n,u n,“i T T W other grain grain feeding feeri.ng areas. areas. Grain Grain fus, fus, Ina Ina Bird; Bird; Wasco, Wasco, Vera Vera Van- Van- Formosa. Formosa. One One of of the the featuied A - ....."5 IO Ooy<* Henru-h-, president of the Sherman County We wonder what would hai>- Prkes- in turn, are likely to con- Gilder and Gwen Gosson; Moro, missionary fam'lies is the Rev. was up as much as 4 cents. Livestock association, the live pen n to integration if some one ,inue lo depend considerably on Alice Archer; Grass Valley, Hel- and Mrs N T Dellinger. They are __ __ . .. t/r iin n m o ra m a f>n K ent Ellen Ellen Justesen. JlIRtfHien A A appointed appOlnte'H to B r i t ln h stock industry <s facing a crisis throwed the politics out of , i? federal grain programs. en Olds: Olds; Kent, to British Honduras Elevator Operators in connection with possible nat Church Women The negro will never achieve 3) The PhysIcal market oppor- new chairman was added this Both were former classmates of ional tax legislation. equality by politics. tunity for Oregon livestock pro- >6ar, Kay Morehouse who was Pastor Dunham of the Grass Val- Tn Traejp M a AS Under the new tax laws being Meet A t ' inkertons T T W N duction is very large based pri- In charge of the collection In the ity Bapf'st church. They will be Basebad teams are getting far- marily on the livestock product biRh school who turned in $109 06 featured at a special dinner on Country elevator operators of proposed, the capital gain feature The W nnen’s Society of the will con- on hi(s*ding slock is in danger Moro Presbyterian church met ther awav all the time and a fan requirements of California The The cost of the campaign was Wednesday the 24 at 6:30 ln has to adopt a big league team to extent to which Oregon takes ad- $2.75. Of course this did not pay Glass Va"ey. verge on the Pert land-Vancouver because of the "tax gimmick” April 10 at tiie home of Mrs be able *o recognize the player’s vantage of this opportunity de- for the hours spent by the soli- The public Is invited to atte.id area April 24*25 for a Terminal exloits of recent years whereby Harry Pinkerton. Dessert of lem names or.e day from the other. pends upon its economic ability citors. Their pay is the sattefac- the meetings at Kent or Glass Grain Marketing tour, Pacific speculating investors enter the on jelly Angel cake was served Valley. Missionaries will be >a- Northwest Grain Dealers assocla- livestock ouslness, Inflate prices, at L30 by the hostess. Mrs An- to campe’e, especially cost price tion of a job w**ll done. T T W N The division of funds is as fol- tured at the regular Bunda^ ter- tlon •bounced today. claim tax deductions from other ,ireW Paulson poured the tea and relationships. Those who are advocating a 4) Feed grain usage in Oregon lows: 25 ¡»ercent to Medical and vices the 28th. The tour Is being sponsored by income on the basis of losses to coffee at a lily centered table meeting between Kennedy and is calculated at about 700,006 Scientific research; 50 percent of the association and is being de- farm operations, then sell the The meeting opened with the Khrushchev must be Republicans tons in 1961. It could be at least the remainder to the National veloped by extension marketing property at a profit that Is taxed reading of a poem, “If Faster or communists Anyway no twice this if the state's meat pro Foundation. The other 50 per AC REAGE BAB 1,W< REAHKII specialists at Washington State at a lower rate. Be Not True” by Henry Bar- friends of Kennedy. 1 requer.tly we hear Sherman and Oregon State unlversltlesl n To fight the pressure of the stow D.I). From the book of iirav duction potential were achieved. cent stays in Sherman county to county farmers comment on what cooperation with terminal opera- Internal Revenue service, the er, names were read of EcumenF T T W N 5) Feed and freight costs are meet expense-« as they arrive. (»ther areas have done in tncrea- tors, exporters and dock commls- Oregon Beef council is contribu- cal workers In the Camaroun Disregarding the justice of the important forces which a f f e c t ---------- ' ting Oregon’s share of the flnan- West Africa ■use ..«count ruling, it stem s O ra* expand pro __ 1 sing wheat acres over the years slons. Sherman county likewise contrl- Merrill D. Sather, executive clog to the National Livestock '* . ,-k»e fitable grain feeding industries f 0NTINI1FS A step stool was approved to buted to the wheat acreage in secretary of PNWGDA, said the Tax committee, where the Oregon be purchased for the church kit a taxpayer for entertaining Th«n oh u n grain feeders crease after World War II. tour has been developed in an«- Cattlemen’s association maintains chen. Plans were made to cut again, it s not quite proper to i»een able to supply pork to the Rain has continued for ano'ner ( rop Reporting service shows wer to requests by the inland a membership. Mr Henrichs em- and roll bandages required ln the profit from entertaining Portland market as profitably as .»cek with some falling every day the following grain trade to “see how the other phasize«! the importance and nec- society’s sewing assignment on T T W N midwest producers. This has been prlnurlly » « ^ 7 ¿ ¡ » 7 7 : X . ', n ^ i ." w ‘ d S w hea'T r year m o 'tl eslty of this type of financial pro Wednesday, April 17 at the base- . . . ----- Activities will Include a view gram In order to protect the In- ment of ¿he ehu-c'h wonder people are buying new ccs in grain prices have not been Early this week the weather turn- . . cars so fast. * “That’s the only offset by sufficiently higher porii weainer u,rn‘ hail an,,J 'e ra ,i of 1'058 tthousand of the operations of the Portland terests of the livestock industry. The program Included a ooem kind thr. run". ,,r by '“ S ' , Mr »««rnek nen, by’ Mrs N u r m a ^ ^ b . X " ’ -Nigger .id a n j ^ allotment for eluding tour of tours, the harbor, the state view when of the h e cattle- “A Nurse’s Meditation”. Who took up most N of the cam- 6» Oregon s n ------ mire economy 7 counly terminal a warehouse truck, expressed men of this ra ld , entitled, Rev. Elwyn Channer gave a J 1 KAIN m e r '..it d°r 7L .7 #44o 7, ’ , cuO'drop- < ■ .411 ac***: ln the period of filin g industry Su< h < eveh 1 ‘ ? 7 ig hl?y al,ove u . « .u 54 J23.200 acres and for .i-.vtimA .. .* 1 bucn d6V6I°P- even In the daytime Had the 1904 received an allotment .iinim ^r,» --------- «... lay m,e. H a ^ die ved an of 89, would utilize resources more in- nights been dear the ground 9|5 acres. tensively and would provide addi- would tlonal join an investment oppor tunities. Hence, large income would be created from this panded activity. " i a . npai. s paei a?d w” " ’ 1 tx-nent fr' develop i ,, mnntu ,,o untv an)l aim tim.e i.me when wnen Churr- enure- w ’ouia from 11 the develoD- »«a hill was made a? honorary Amer- F-n? ' .......... N T T W The .egislature by increasing the waiting period before obtain ing a marriage license gave real aid to Washington counties along the river, , ment of a large, successful grain- , »o iw ie «mu i<m umotiuiug idem* ties, loading of a grain cargo vessel for export, tour ------- — — of the — - ---- ______ Merchants Exchange, tour of _ the Great Western Malting company *'W« that ‘f treasury will brief and mtere ting talk on “The come up with a specific proposal Marys of Bibical Times”. A card that cracks down on the tax gim- was signed by all to l>e sent to mlck, hut doer, not hurt the tra- Mrs Gochnauer, who has been ditional and
