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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1963)
p a g i : h sui u m * > c o i ’ n t ì j o i b n y l m o h o , okkgon WANT ADS FKIBAY, MAI 31, 1904 and snack*; $11 oo for lodging, t Oregon State Game Commission— $7 00 for gas and oil ‘based on 300 miles per day); $2.50 for Ups Medco Pond Produces Better Steelhead and miscellaneous. The $11.00 average for lodging would lie less New Fish Under '63 Bag Limits in resort areas during the off season and, by picnicking along On July 10, 1962, the game com te n d Impoundment. Five addi the way, meal costs could be re mission released into Medco pond tional im poundm ent tallies show duced, the Oregon AAA d u b in th e upper reaches of the Ro ed survival ranging from about points out. gue river just over 161,400 sum-' 8 per cent to 17 l**r cent. This is The Triple • A’s annual report mer steelhead fry that had l»een' survival from the time the young- on car operation costs for general hatclied and fed for a period of ite rs are placed in the rearing use, based on annual surveys of four weeks at the commission’s ' im poundm ent until they are re cost accounting engineers, dis Butte Falls hatchery. leased to make th e ir way to the closes the costs for 1963 have de Medco pond is an artificial rear sea creased slightly from th e figures ing im poundm ent which is de- • In this respect, Schneider said, for 1962, th e Motor Association signed for the experim ental n a-1 the commission can also jx>int to said. tutal production of young salmon fair results at its second rearing The AAA computes car cost and steelhead. T his old 70-aere impoundment, W histler's B e n d operation on the basis of fixed log pond was leased to the game on the North Umpqua, where costs plus variable costs. Fixed commission by the Medco Corpor- survival this spring of steelhead cc.fts are insurance, license, regis ation of Medford and rebuilt to yearlings released into the Ump- tration and depreciation. V ari provide perm anent w ater con- qua .... .-t m was just over 38 jier able costs are gas and oil, main trols and fish trapping facilities cent of the initial num ber stock- tenance and tires For a full year these young ed in the impoundment, For 1963, the cost of driving steelhead were tended carefully The prim ary changes that in- an average 8 - cylinder standard by fishery biologists of the game fluenced th e exceptional survival sedan is placed a t 3.70 cents per aommission’s research division, at Medco were several, according mile plus $2.17 per day. I^ast year .vlio made constant cheeks for dis to Schneider. Young fry stocked the figures were 3.96 cents per ease, ixarasites, grow th and mor- were reported to be of the best mile plus $2.21 per day. This is tality. The young fish w ere not quality and in good condition. In based on driving 18,000 miles a fed in their man-made environ addition, the diversion of Daily year or less. ment, b u t were allowed to grow creek around the pond with num iSurveying the costs of operat and forage on w hat the impound erous ixiints of w ater introduc ing compact cars as opposed to ment would produce. This was tion perm itted control of tem per standard sizes, the AAA found done to sim ulate as near as ix>ss- atures and dissolved oxygen at that, on the basis of 10,000 miles ible the wild conditions which a.I times and throughout the im- driven annually, total annual thes fish would e n c o u n t e r (oundmen-t. costs for American compacts throughout th e ir lives. Last year, Schneider said, the would lie $248 less than for the On May 6, 1963, Medco pond first year Medco was put into standard car, while th e t ireign was drained and 127,500 healthy I production, the research division compact would be $536 lo\ “r. young steelhead from the original ' was plagued by a heavy jxipula- plant, now averaging around five tion of bullhead catfish which inches in length, were tallied on p eyed on the young steelhead their seaward journey through as well as coirqieting for available the counting station. All of the food supplies. Survival of yonng young sum m er steelhead were steelhead last year was low. Mr. and Mrs. Je rry Dicick of maiked by clipping th e adipose, Tacoma, W ashington, spent the the right pectoral and the left TAYI/OR IA)I>GE A.F. & A.M. A week end here visiting Mrs. ventral fins before being releas IVASCO, Meets the first Fuesday of each month. SwG«' Dienck’s sister, Mrs. Loy Ooch- ed into the Rogue river. Phil Schneider, state game d i fisiting brethern welcome ran and brother, Eben Kee. John H ilderbrand, W M. rector, said th a t the total of Mr. and Mrs. John D e M o s s Vernon Rcct, Secretary oung steelhead i e l a a i from f.riaved at thclr son and daugh re ter-in-laws home at Sun City, this rearing im poundm ent IIA It LA N I) V I F W GRANGE Arizona to spend some tim e this gents a 89 percent survival trom Meet3 first and third Mondays sum m er visiting friends and rela he tim e ol their introduction to at 8:00 p.m. tives. John was in the Journal the ¡xmd to th e ir release in the Max Belshe, Master Rogue system. This ??'cellent su r office Monday to have their pa Ellen Friedline, Secretary per sent to Renton, Wash., for the vival, according to Schneider, is the highest recoriled since the Eureka Ixxlge No. 121, A.F.&A.M. summer. game commission began its im leets the 1st and 3rd Sherrie Fraser, daughter of poundm ent program s e v e r a l T hursday evenings each Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraser, gradu years ago. I month. Visiting members ating from Stanford U niversity iSuch survival can lx* ronsid- ford tally invited to meet with us has lx*en awarded th e I horton ere<j nothing less than exceptional Don King, W. M. Scholarship. She w ill be d oing w h en com pared to reports of Irv in « H art- Secretary Salem Scene BUTLER CHAIN TANK«, all HERMAN County Girls don’t >ievl, heavy gauge, w eather by Robert H. Klanar forget, QUEEN CC NTEST May a, id ro lent proof, all sizes. E rec s. Sherman Ö , at Fair Ground tion and financing available. Day, Appli Legislature Grinds to an End For full Information call Earl ounty Riders, Play don blanks available at Coun G entry JO 5-3687 or W. F. B ur Agent office. Blanks must be gess & A no. 4th & Broadway, With Many Issues Undecided May 27, 5:00 p.m. 30-1 2 Chico, Calif. 25-<.fn. | In these last few days of the vator licensing and use, electrical FOR SALE — I,arge garden trac 1963 Legislature, it becomes al licensing, and milk controls which s. plow, disc, culti- tor wheel w FOR SALE — Brand new Cas< most impossible to evaluate the fix prices at th e producer a n d W ire Baler, Big, big discount 1 vator, g(xxl c< »nd., Riding l^iwn outcome of some of the m ajor wholesale level. electric reel tyjx? mower and l)earl>orn (Forth String b a l e ) pieces of legislation. As in gener- The 1963 legislative session will with motor $1095.00. Dandy TD mower. 2 si rtgle lied springs, ady the case, the most im portant go down in history as the longest ey Motor • Bike | 1 Antique Har and Hyd. Dozer only $2795.00. *4 problem* are never resolved un and perhaps one of the hardest Guitar. Make offerì orig. com!., 1 Foot D u a l wheeled Swatiicr til the last couple of weeks of each Chrome Sickle $1795.00. F o r d ! any or all. M D. Parker, JO 5- cession. This is especially the case w orking in term s of tim e and ef fort. However, the results of the 30- lc 3266. Heavy Duty Pickup • Flat lieu with regard to the m ajor budgets session still rem ain to he evalu and stock rack s $895 00 Bellamy I FOR SALE W eaner Pigs. JO lx»fore Ways and Means such as ated. T ractor Co., The Duller, Ore. 30-1 p education, welfare, highways, etc. 5-3532. 30-3c The J o i n t Taxation Committee W ELL DIG I LING — p u n ii) conference cannot complete i t s National 4-H Heads Brown, Grass Val- work, J. T. work until they know w hat the 80 BED OREGON state approved - 7103, Ione. ley. Phone 422 nursing home located in beau 30-4 p totai General Fund requirem ents A nnounce Eight tiful Hood River Valley, with tr e going to lie. lovely fenced grounds. We ac WANTED However, it seems fairly clear Comhination cook- cept all types of elderly cases Wait rats, 2 to 9. Town and that the total General Fund bud-1 New Scholarships as well as room and board care. Country Grill, W a r n 30- k- get will closely approxim ate Gov. E ight scholarship* of $800 each HANBY HOUSE Hatfield’s recommended budget of PIANO BARGAIN Spin« ’ rent ll $105 million. The im portant dif and three of $500 each are being Hood River, Ore. return must lx* sold in this ference is that Gov. H atfield rec offered this year to college ju n iors m ajoring in home economics, DRESSMAKING and m inor alter- area. Purchase r may have small ommended a $105 million General IO 47c-tfn mo. pyts. Also Elec. Organ. W rite i Fund budget with an added Imnd announces the National 4 - H S er or phone Credit Mgr., Tallman cd program for buildings, princi vice Committee. Candidates m ust lie presently CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. | pally higher education. The Ways 30-3C and Means Committee has turned enrolled in a 4 - H Club or be 4- days a week. Custom curing. 363 - 5707. H alumnae. Application should Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip FOR s a l e 1962 Pontiac Bon 1 thum bs down on this "m ortgag lx* made to the State 4 - H Club freeze. Kenny's Market. Grass rieville JO 5-6313, Jim Wright. mg in thi» fu tu re ” projxisal and leader accompanied by 4 - H and Valley. Call ED 3-2315 for ap 30-2e is Incorporating a more limited scholastic records. Also required building program into the General pointm ent. 23t; Is a satem ent telling why the ap Job in harvest. Fund appropriation. WANTED plicant is interested in home ec John lx*o Paul, RED N > . 1, FOR SAL. 1: in Moro, 4 B.R It also is |>erfectly clear that Jl-lc alxmt $60 million of new tax rev onomics as a m ajor course of house and shop, (’all GI 2-5216.14 lleyhurn, Idaho. study, and need for financial as LOST — Blue Australian dog enue will is- raised to balance this sistance to complete junior and AT HTI'II It found • call Tony Miller, JO budget. There is, however, con senior years. 31-1 p siderable controversy remaining, WASCO'S C H IE F JOSEPH T- 5-3275. More than 2 million home ec principally IxMwecn the H o u s e 29991 Fee $35.00 Board $1.00 onomics projects are completed Itaneli For Hale and Senate, as to how this money jmt day Floyd Rathbun Jr. GI 2- annually by 4 • 11 Club members 5240. 29-2e JOHN DAY RJVER hay and cat should l»e raised. Senate m ajor according to figures released by tle rani'h near Clarno. 2315 ity members want to raise it from 5 s 3 <¡< m -<l«iI, 1730 III ,M income taxes and a “one-cent” de the F ed eral Extension Service, STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com ,iii- Owner states that this ranch will vice of speeding up jxiyment of U. S. D epartm ent of Agriculture. plete painting and decorating P riv ate surveys reveal that service, spray or brush. Phone carry 250 (ulra and supply win withholding taxes by employers. the years, hundreds of young wo ter feed; Irrigating 155 acres of '1 he House generally feels that the CY 6 3977 or CY 6 5293, 1205 E 12th St. Vein Campbell and deep river liotlom land and is incom e tax burden should lx* less men a ttrib u te success In home ec Jack Null. The Dalles, Or.1-1- producing 1000 tons of hay up evere and 12 to 15 m illion dol onomics careers to early 4 • H Many are teachers, t > 9 tons jH‘i' ,n re; worlds of free lais should lx- raised from impix-i training. L & E Paint Shop: Interior and w ater for 150 head sprinkler sys ing a cigarette tax. Oregon is the oth ers are affiliated with busi exterior Decorating — Spray tem consisting of 3 pum ps and only state in the Union that does ness, and scores are busily engag Painting. .10 5 3611, Moro 12tfn mi.tors conveniently located a- not tax cigarettes, either through ed in being full - tune wives and long 2 miles of river frontage; 69 a sales tax o r a direct tax on eig m others having that "special" Lee G unnels, Moro, Oregon knew • how gained in college stu more acres ready to I k ? devel<>|> arettes. dies. ROOM fur one H ouse T ra ile r, p ri cd; 275 300 pairs ]x>tentiul. Older post graduate work at th a , t H<*r fi-shs'i \ agendas which have Some of tlie more im portant Business concerns providing um hia I m v etsity , New Yoik. v a te lot, in M o r o . Dr. R e i d , Im piovem ents consist of modern pieces of legislation which appar embarked on th is relatively new I Bethlehem < hapter No. 78 O.EUi. I I miiiu . house, barn, shop, good colly will not he acted on this ses these 4 • H home economics scho Phone GI 2-5119, o r JO 5 3516. Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell method of salmon and steelhead Priced at sion apjxwr to lie: Governor H at larship funds are: The Sperry and drove dow n from Helix Thursday , production. According to th e 19- »Jiff&.day each month. Visiting 29-2c fencing, and corrals v memlx’rs invited. Moro, Or $iuo,ooo with some terms. F u l l field’s reorganization of state gov H utchinson Company of New m orning to visit here over Me 61 annual report of the W ashing Linda Road, W M FOR SALE New AC. (.leaner line of machinery is optional. ernm ent. T h e 18-partment of York; Sunl»eiwn Corporation, Chi morial day. ton D epartm ent of Fisheries, a Gwen Ross, Secretary Hillside Combines, and A. C. MID-OREGON REALTY CD Ma- | Commerce a n d Dejxirtiment o f cago; W hirlpool Foundation of Hero* to visit her m other and pioneering agency in im pound 31-2ci N&tuial Resources lx»th appear the W hirlpool Corjxiration, Ben observe the holiday was Mrs. ment roaring, the highest surviv >U)IH> IXIIIGE No. | t j I.O.O.F. Heavy Duty Crawlers, F o r d tiros. Ore Ph. 175-2211. Balers and Tractors. Good S •- Meets 1st and 3id Tues- to lx> dead in Committee. W ork ion H arbor, Michigan; The Went Clara Matson of Spokane. al that year a t six of its rearing ^■ C ^ d ay s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- lis t ion of Used Equip 1 lellamv < AID» OF TIIANKH m en’s Conqx'iKsation reform - This Bend Company, West Bend, W is im poundm ents w here actual tall sient and visiting brothers Tractor Co. The Dalles, Oregon I w ish to ex p re ss my sin cere major hili was jxissed by the Sen consin and Pyrofax Gas Corpora- ( Mrs. Jim Brown of Sacram en ies are m ade reached the 40 per •>().,? •> -»? to. California, was here to see h e r| cordially invited th a n k s for the b eau tifu l flow ers ate and was tabled in the House tion, New York. cent mark. Thirty-eight ix*r cent Floyd Haines, N G. Each .s'jxinsor provides the col daughter Clreryl G entry graduate survival w as recorded at a se- cards and P ra y irs that w as given Committee. However, lalxir and Leo W atkins, Secretary from high school W ednesday; U S. COINS W ANTED P aying io inc th e 15 d ay s 1 s|x>nt ill the lege scholarships through the Na management Interests are s t i l l 5c for '55 S pennies; $3.50 and hospital. w orking on a compromise t h a t tional 4 • H Service Committee night. She will return home Sun up for ’50 1» nickels. Contact Sallie A. W right may still lx* acted ujx»n Income w ith tlve Coofx*raA.ion Extension day taking little Johnny with her Boh Byars, Wasco, GI 2-5154 Service designating the recipi for the summer. Tax reform Is doubtful. BE SURE TO ATTEND . . . 29 tfc ; Mrs. H arry Dutton and Mrs Unemployment Comjx*nsatlon • ents. Georgia Kinsley w ere up from W h e th e r” for th e week of May the reform s advocated by em ploy FOR SALE 3 Ixxlroom house Portland for Memorial day to FT. DALLES RIDERS 31 1969 e rs th ro u g h /Xsscx'lated Oregon in Moro, Oregon. Wall to wall visit at the McKean home, Mrs. Max Min Industries were stymied In the Vacation Trip Costs caiq»et In living room. H ard Friday -- - ___ Dutton being Mrs. McKean’s sis 66 .,1 House Lalx>r and Industries Com wood floors throughout rest of Saturday 65 te r and Mrs. Kinsley, Mr. Mc 43 ___ .. mittee One bill has jxissed Ixjth Increase Over Last house Covered patio, I’V cablt Solid.iv Kean’s sister. 44 70 houses w hich increases maximum hookup For inform ation con Monday ___ __ _ _ 67 io benefits from $10 to $45 a wt*ek Ella Rassmussen is startin g a tact John E. Buck, l() 5-3601 Tuesday Year’s Figures . . 15 44 and reduces benefit am ounts for new project with her poular doll Mon», Oregon after 6:00 p.m. and 61 . 80 W ednesday tuose jxTsons who earn lietiween How much will It cost to take collection. At this tim e rhe is 29-tf T h u rsd ay __ ____ 62 . 76 $1600 to $3100 a year AOI ojx the family on a vacation trip by rt art Ing a collect ion of t he First posixl thLs hill while the AFL-CIO automobile this year? WANTED, a Job txx>kkeeplng or L a d i e s and th e ir inaugural <9 any kind of work. Also babysit- Average ... . - . - 71 favored the bill and their views The AAA place* th e cost at gowns. Sounds m ighty interest . _ 60 56 siting Call JO 53293. 6tfn N orm al prevailed. alxmt $31.00 i>cr day for two peo ing Precipitation non A new financing program for ple, according to the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Giles French unemployment eoiu|x*n.sat ion has S tate Motor Association. Last w ere The Dalles visitors W ed l«een ¡Kissed which will stabilize year’s figure w as placed at $29- nesday afternoon. Fort Dalles Riders Arena the fund and provide continuation 00 per day. Monday Is the startin g (Ute for The AAA breaks down the bud- Vacation Bible school. It has of merit rating for em ployers once Ix'en announced th e re are teach SATURDAY & SUNDAY it has lxH*n restored. T h e IXqxirt- ers and helpers all ready for this ment of Employment has predict annual and most worth while ac ed merit rating will lx* restored tiv ity at th e Presbyterian Com to eligible einplovers commencing m unity Church. Mothers get January 1, 1964 those children th ere as this is Some Highway Safety program s only one week session so it is ndvix'ated by the G overnor have very Important to lx* there the not Ixt'n acted upon favorably, first day. as well as lx»tter controls dealing The const ruction jxipulatlon SHOWTIME — Saturday 1:30 and 7:30 with sex dev kites that has taken over th e Moro Ho 'Some im portant changes have tel will l»e enjoying a four day ix'en made in law s governing ele- vacation from work because of Sunday 10:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. get as follows $10 50 for meals the Memorial Day week end Personals 4* Open Horse Show JUNIOR RODEO Quality Coffee From A Carafe June 1 2 UNION 76 IN WASCO Neither four-leaf elover, nor rabbit’s foot, nor the wink from a leprevhaun will guarantee good coffee making. So instead of callirtg on a magician for help, why not call on the world’s largest importers and roasters of coffee, Maxwell House, for advice. Their theory—and they should know—is that the best way to enjoy quality instant coffee Is to prepare it in a •effee maker and let It steep a moment or two. Thia allows the flavor buds of the coffee to interact and bring out the full rich fresh-roasted flavor, cup after piping hot cup. For added enjoy ment make this Coffee Crumb Cake to serve with your full-bodied coffee. Coffee Crumb Cake 2 teaspoons quality instant 2 cups biscuit mix 1/1 cup granulated sugar coffee 1/8 cup flrraly packed brown 2 teaspoons quality instant sugar coffee 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 3/4 cup milk 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 egg* well beaten 1 tablespoon butter 1/2 cup finely chopped nuts 1 tablespoon flour Combine biscuit mix and granulated sugar in bowl. Disaol* « »»poona instant coffee in milk and mix with egg. Add to I )*U mix and stir until blended. Four into greased flinch pie p«i len« Melt butter in small saucepan. Add flour and stir until bl» JUmove from heat. Add 2 teaspoons Instant coffee, the br> sugar, and »pices and mix well. Stir in nuts. Sprinkle this topi over butler in pa*. ia luodaraU even ($76* F 4 ke U $9 u uteS. R em em ber... Phone JO 5 3 5 1 5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL SHEPMAN COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER Moro. Oregon No motorist in his right mind wants to trust his fam ily’s neck to so-called “Tire Bar gains.” No self - resoecting station operator should ask a customer to risk his life with anything but the BEST TIRE he can afford! TRY OUR NYLON MIUTEE-MAN TIRES! S IN C E 1907 HERMAN’S fo r WESTERN WEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY NOW ... Girls and Ladies English Riding Apparel and JD Shoes
