Image provided by: Sherman County Historical Museum; Moro, OR
About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1963)
of O LIBRARY äsuyerutiut (Tokttfa ¿¡tournai N o te Giles L. French Official County X<»wspn)M»r Cattle Industry Tour In Umatilla County Pan Am Highway Scheduled Friday Route Attainment In Great Strides The Sherm an Cattlemen’s A sociatton will participate in livestock feed Industry tout in Um atilla C ounty today (F rida,) Ju n e 14. The tour will he by chartered Greyhound bus sta rt ing at the Sherm an County Court- house at 7:30 a m . A rrangem ents for the ev«nt made by th e Association for any one interested in the livestock in dustry. The general program include visits to: Cohn & Raker Feedlot, | Pendleton Grain Growers Fee !- iville, H erm iston Research Center,. Beef City, Hill Ranches, Horn T h e biggest fill «... the hm .,1 from Moro Ranch and Federated Livestock Hog anti T urkey Ranch. * ^ '" h h rx a to » H. I he .. ...... „ , | | |M. The. Cattlem en’s arranged for a Greyhound c h arter bus. Cost 's $3.50 per person to ix* paid up boarding the bus. Lunch will ix? served at the E xivrim ent Station for $1.25 by the Columbia Grange H erm iston. This is a gfxxi tour and should I e» tie of real interest to anyone as- , ,i i h ,ern,an County Histori soclated with the livestock Indus- m Jnot in tl,e ,x’Kion try, | 1,1 Moro Sunday, although Do- Moss Memorial park was newly dipix'd and cleaned to receive ,he Pot-luck Picnic memlxTs. The wind was bending the l<x'ust trees and scattering Sunday To Honor their bloom and the a ir was k balmy than it should lx» on June Ernest Goodenbergers 9. William Bugge. W ashington ae Director of H ighw ay., member of executive committee, mid i<t-t president of American V's.x-iation Of Highway O fficial announces nv eip t of a telegram' n.m Grant Mickle, chairm an of he United States delegation at fhe Ninth Pan American High- way Congress, that the Okanogan (arilxH) Trail Association resolu- Uon subm itted in W ashington, u .c . has ix*en referred for fu rth e r i "iisidcratlon to a comm ittee em powered t> act for the U nit“ ! H atea regarding the naming of the Okanogan Cariboo Trail As sociation projected route. Tlie Pan American highway, Mr. Bugge stated that the lnter- natlorwl Okanogan Cariboo Trail A csoriadon, headquartered in the \ ' l?l,na. Chamber of Commerce ’ Aas ” ‘a<,° great 6trides “ >- v anl the attainm ent of pan American designation for th eir route as projected. Judge Vernon Miller, J e a s vam ley of Rend and B. H Rob»r. son, Moro, attended a board m eet ing of the O C T A, at Yakima Monday, June 10. Also attended 10 tmnquet Monday niglx at f h e . Chin<x»k Hotel in honor of W n Bugge. as guests of the W ashing to n S,a,V CK)° d Roads As* )ck‘- On? of the possible things tha has not been suggested as an oc cupation for a male In the throes ! is the P a v in g Of a beard. We thought of it ourselves ‘ aF *S in Ule category of Uoiothy H«uWr, (a ir McrMary. A dditional Iniorovrinriife » in G o c Z /H U g ^ ^ to - enterprises of great pith and ............”- , l » h i . ........ ... X l J X r 12. m vr?e w U,ay tu rned aw ry. Me do not care to em ulate CM>1| on|. Commander W hitehead who ad atty Alsup Picked vertises quinine w ater, which w» no not consider a sufficiently mas Queen Of Sherman L im its culine d rin k for a man w ith a beard. If We could become as County Fair Court I telim lnary grading on the new sm art and talented as P eter Us Hwy. 97 route Is almost complete tinov by grow ing a beard, how- A p retty new Queen for the to the north city limits of Moro. e\ 11 s< i aggly, we would accept Sherm an County F air was pick I he present highway route lias the challenge. We have no attach ed May 30 during the Sherm an not been changed and will not be ment to a razor, considering them County Riders Play Day. 1962 torn up for about another m onth a masculine concession to th'» Queen Sharon Coelsch presented according to the road builder feminine sex to whom conces The new route Is being made sions should only l>e made on a much straig h ter betw een Wasco tem porary basis. We think we • nd Moro and will elm im inate sev would look distinguished in a eral hazardous corners. beard (who doesn’t?) and we sus A rock crusher Is being install- pect we would look dirty. I cd at DeMoss Hill to supply the haps that is the question: distin surfacing material for the new A pot-luck picnic will hZ held „ Mr8‘ ‘!°? n C“in haU brwu*h t guished o r dirty. Hwy. 97 through Barnum canyon following church service« ¡, , , d ! iy p k tu re s of the DeMoss T T W N to Moro. Highway traffic has not Com m unity P iw l.yterlan ,4„lr':,7 ' ™ « n h ‘ m ' *>’■•11 It there were any about to in been inconvenienced by construc- CI1 Sunday, Juno 18th. honm-i-m ’ f , ' ,T i " S*' “ “ “ ‘ " " >l‘ q u ire of M istress Mary, how does Motorists Set tipn, w ith only brief waits for the the E rnest Goodenlx*™-.- , f highw ay construction \c u r garden grow, they would equipm ent crossing the high ivav v-H IU -vIsiting in u ^ X u n l " .... . *»"* teceive negative answ ers in this All-Time Record In the canyon north of Moro. W eather penult-ting it will i > S< hu«‘’ lis te r s proclaim- >ear of rain and cold wind and, W hen completed the new road 1 held in th? Mor, Pa ' ’g *“ e n?in« <•“ '« “>'« <>f the weather. It will have to lx? a late I For Death Rate will complete the new 97 route wise In thn t , <,thcr- Famous Lyric Banks. fall indeed to m ature most g ar l)etween Madras and Biggs Ju n c E veryone is welcome Msement’ After the plates had lx?en fillet dens. Oregon m otorists compiled a n tion, with work on the Wasco- \ welcome. I and the dieters had watched tie other all-time grisly traffic death T T W N Biggs link going ahead rapid'v JOHN KEI.I, Riders of English o r "pancake” record for the month of May. Fol at this time. saddles often feel superior to lonsuinpiion of sundry pies and lowing closely on th e heels of the those w ho use the w estern sad lakes by the thin or weak willed record death toll for .March, two Hockman Presented dle because they scorn a horn. •be program started with group < f the first five m onths of 1933 But the saddle horn is not a de Mnging led by Florence Caln, have now set new records for tra f Merit In Mechanics fensive' appundage grab? with Mary Eakins playing tile fic deaths, according to the T raf -he Qcet ns Ribbon to P atty A1 to keep from biting the dust. It sup, Princes Ribbons to Nancy piano, .lacque BuchoHz sang, q fic Safety Division of the Oregon Nool Mouknmn of AJon. ha« is offensive to Is? used t> secure Crows, Loleta Sullivan and Mary been presented with a oerticifaie I'oiglve and Jane Miu-nub an 1 departm ent of Motor Vehicles. -UvdJer read some of Airs' ' tra ,rflc <leaU^ recorded in ■the rope when subduing c ritters Ann Thompiw n. <>f Merit in Farm Mechanics, B<“e M.i«-n,d)-s- ,ww»fry anrf 1 that might otherw ise cause a long Judges for the event were Mr. awarded by the Thor ( ’e n te r for b ’n<*s Children quartet of w . .... T fh H TT chase. The w esterner Is thus m ote and Mrs. Ix‘s Brooks of Arling B etter F an n Living. H untley, III., «m g with !.„• Ka.ielx.rg a. to e T L T w « ,e<.1 ' r’ " lc' The Ma" " fully equipped. ton and Eldon Wagonblagt of The for show ing the greatest farm piano. I ,,d a bsi) set a new recorti for T T W N Dalles. mechanics ability am ong th? Two eighth grade g r a d u a t e N othing is quite so decadent, rive girls were Judged on horse graduating i»eniors of Sherman from Waaco presented a part of , flve',,K,n,lh traffic death so discredited, as the new deal the Program at th eir gra.toatlon ' “ o WfW 157 manship, personality, neatness o; High School. T T W N Recognition of o u t standing costum e an 1 equipm ent. which was a patriotic plea They "i™* '* k^kx, ,n 1W i2< Tht’ D iylight saving is w asting a Queen P atty and Princesses high school vo-ag is jxirt of the ...me Maenub and I ynn » good hour a day for everyone in Nancy Crew s and Mary A m Thor C enter’s program for honor Wclk Then Florence Cain sang I j v / ° ’»«nths of the Year was Sherm an county except the farm Thompson represented the Sher ing leading vo-ag teachers, out "Noble Flag" w ritten bv Minnie .. er who is sm art enough to ignore man County F air Sunday, June 2 standing agriculturists, an o th o ri LX'Moss and Mrs. Grace Zevely u s '. i , , f ° ne o f th e 010,1 it. at The Dalles Ju n io r Rodeo and who have contributed to fann program chairm an read an edit<>.'.1 S 21 ’ of th e five T T W N Horse Show. progress. The C enter also w orks i.d about the recent sale of th e ' ' ’2 ' ’2 th a t 11 ls weU ahea,i Æ m X " 'Z ',  r n i'h " u f ...................... S' - « The Civil Defense controversy The Queen and h er court plan closely with high schools, colleges Sherman County Jommal a n i , <k'a ,l‘ tX>11 for Uu‘ saiU“ proves how hard it is to get rid to attend as many Rodeo’s and 4-H d u b s and F u tu re Farm ers of J u n io r l.heutoek .show, T I, ......... ! a i . .''« s 'l of a govennent project no m atter show s as possible this sum m er. America groups in sem inars and tom from ,he " „ / r ' V ¿'."’to " '" " ..................... ' ¡ h « ¿i ritual I . , .......... how useless it proves to l)e Miss Sullivan will ix? absent is the site of a Model Farm Sh>p lie button to harm ony and progn-ss J , » VZ* At hP en< ° f f,ve H rta rr la ,m l. h „ I th . lig h t in the T T W N »• toe form er e.lMors’ I ‘ m r ’ ,7® part of season visiting relatives which features m ore than 2 500 by tools. d lie governm ent is exporting in Nevada. had lx«cn reported. family sang “Sweet Oregon”. less wheat this year, w hich could State safety officials urged dnv- John Sell, Salem banker, spoke have as depressing an effect on in informal vein noting th<> value ero to practice defensive driving All Wheat or Barley? dangerous driving the price as the recent vote —- Mrs Zell Attends cf history and the historians w ho during A * th 1 e . ,tan«ep,,us or more. compile it In o, xi- nionths ahead an<iIto shield them- W iibout legislative changes an i compile it it or or eelehr-to. celebrate it T T W N GFWC Convention ” se of the 1963 Feed Feed Grain (letlo.-f. He told of his liking selves from traffic trouble by <’lx\vlng all traffic laws. Program , w heat grow ers may Now Senator Morse is attack for the people and places of Mrs. H. M. Zell o i Wasco is a t ing NA TO. Well, if you have to tending the 72nd annual conven find an unusaual price relation eastern Oregon ami particularly attack something, we suppose tion of the General Feiieration of between wheat and barley for the ¡that surrounding The Dalles Petroleum Bids Asked 1964 crop. O.S.V. Fxvinomist in 11- that is as good a target as any I v here he lived is years. From I W oman’s Clubs tw?ing held June T T W N I bis long exjierience witih public 10-14 inclusive at Milwaukie Wls c.'tes for Sherm an County, we By Court To Supply could .h e w j : I M J w see wheat supported ; a t affairs in Oregon he told of cur-1 We note th at much of the in Mrs Zc„ ,, a r ’ 22 ®n<‘ ,wrlev af $ M , 1 i<nt trends in government, some formation necessary for a cam co W oman’s Club. Among th e speakers to be a", ™ H er" Î' I of which seemed, to him, to lx* I County And Schools l» ign to refer the recent, unfor ? tuna e tax bill has already been h e a rt are: V k e Preshlent Lyn,l„n ! a hea, wm Î, o i w iîh^ „“T va tly different from the resolutej The (Vmnty Court th is week !-< If reliance of the pioneers. given the readers of new spapers 1!. Johnson; A rtbaaaw lor Fran- grain program II h , f' f , I Lssueil a call for ixMroleum bids ! ; 'ï i '. ' " ’im m i ' h - i , ............................ ■'••• Mrs. Nina Pinkerton u a s elec-' end we presum e petitions will for the annual Sherm an (Munty soon lx* out for signing. ted as secretary to six-cetsl M rs.' » in V u h .,:;’" ................... ™ i" to - “ “.,'".' »m! ■atplilies for the seven soh«x)| dis T hruston I). Morton, o f K e n u fe k v t o r fall *’V, mW Au*U61 Allie Ruggles who has taken m*e' tricts. T T W N EMwart R. M onroe’, « U r « ^ ™ by ileuloiis care of the society's busi w Z o S.M, bi L’7; h M l* ’ ’ .“ ludes We would be happy __ if there Rids will ix* <>|x*tKd by the ness for many years. Wallace was as much concern over t!»e S. Inform ation Agency; Gonsral ----------- — m . im o , >11« i m.m, (.liito in and K lic k ita t («ninlies. County Court at 3 p.m. Ju ly 3 in chosen as director. ----------------- — ________ __ _____ I May was wiusen condition of education at Port- Alfred iM. G ruenther, president, the County Court Room. lan I State as there is over its American National Red CTOs;; Listed in the call for bids p u b athletic program. John Walker, director, National lished In this issue of the Journal Art Gallery; Cleveland A m o r y , T T W N are 45,000 gallons diesel oil an 1 What this country needs is a author, and others. 130.000 gallons gasoline for Sher- n v ë ' h ^ r  F u t o « Fan.',e i" K:,X h îth.lC htoce. 2.,2. !7« * to«; Sheryl “W omen’s Role in a ( ’hanging f i v . h i . , E | man County. profitable use for cheat grass. ?yent 50 •s,1(‘<3> berdsm anshlp; W heeUr ..town i i . i «, m . v ....... x«... . . ................. World" will lx? discussed by a For the school districts the call T T W N •H F F A .h v to .m M rtlmmhhn ... N„. , („ .se e . , 77' distinguished p a n e l in c lu d in g '01 Amerlca chapters and to 4-H FFA ,h v ,..„ „ Melxmghhn ,.)■„, Id,m m J m ;; T h o u Z m " i ' ’ W-’ . ’ ................ asks ixXroleum dealers to furnl>#i Some experience with interim Mrs. Philip A. Hart, airplane pi- C Ub, memb<?rfi from five counGes Kheep hertoum.nxhlp; Hermtatoi), 80-lhx; Southdown < M e d h ,J Ik ■ I ’ «»•. No. 1 Choh-e, 2,000 barrels fuel oil, 16,000 gal tax com m ittees leads to the ©jii- lot and wife of the ju nior Senator) tbe *funlc r Livestock Show i t M.Ewen High. A thena, by King. 4th, Prune " ^ ndrace lons diesel and 30,000 gallons of dusion that the addition of per from Michigan: Dr. Ixxma Baum- . 1>a*les tost week-end. gasoline. rons not legislators ks of moro g artner, U S. State D epartm ent, Youngsters were appearance score«! on their I “ re “ f a,ll"tol». and t o m " " 2 to V t"« "!.^» '^1' ! « / ' " h ’ ‘’' ‘"o' '■ to-uthdm yi i t t o " ’^ W' " " ' N” ' ' Specif tooth ns and bid sheets im portance than w ho is chair Margaret Price, Vice Vice (Tiairm an 1 a ,,ln,als. apjx-arance and may ix? obtained at the office >>f man. In fact, a committee of Democratic National Committee, ';<r*?raI <**? of their barn area. (Listed in order as g r l k . ^ p hjV> .«¡f*? Tr,orn< *>n’ l«t, Pslouse plain citizens would l»e best, but Mrs Ctare W illiams, A ssistant Cor*,Ui of members. members. Win- exhibitor, P Plat ing, live ’ g r ^ Sn,nmy Ik‘” a ” 'y. 1*, No. 1 the County Clerk. M rs (lan e W illiams, A ssistant , co n d u tt 1 of Win- exhibitor would fin J legislative prejudice P r ^ 7 (»»M y ° mp* >n’ 2n(M Cho‘w . >W>; Nick Hall, 3rd, No. 1 Chairm an, Rejniblican National . ,g t m u p ii received medallions, and weight). against th eir conclusions. Committee; Miss (thristine S a l ,,n l w innlng FFA chapters alfo B ttf r h ’ u Choice, 201; Tim othy Bellamy T T W N (bam pion Southdown ( ’rosser, | 4th, No. 1 Choice 200; Billy Beil’ ler, Mrt'aH’s Magazine; and Miw pennants. | Herf.f >n, >rd (] Bight) K athy Miller I Fen Thomosnn i ... it is only the inferior who as Tina Ferringa, Royal N etherland W inners of Class A groups con 5th, Choice, | | w Angus (heivv Be , rv< i c i i .. . , a,n-v ’ No. 2 Choice, 20H; Den 1 ™ pire to be average. The w eather reports is furnish- H iS c ii L i - ? 7 ,( h®rn»>,on *w thdow n Hall, 6th, No. 2 Choice 176 sisting of three or more exhibitors Sheri Rolfe 1-t Embassy. ed The Journal through the co :ooo |b- Chon e (C i^o « .r Judy Tiximixxm. Mwine Hhowaumshlp T T W N with at lew . five anim als were; operation of Bill Hall, Supt. of Four-H division— Morrow Coun Hcrf Hhf.awi.ndHn Our experience w ith food ven ra " » a 'vl Show Senior 15 and over tiie Sherm an Branch Experim ent ty, s h e e p herdsm anship; Hood ding machines is that they are Angus (Champion) Sheri Ro.fe T b ^ m i Z ¡ j , ^ ------- exuv'l I IVOin» Station. River, beef; W a s c o C o u n t y excellent for dieters. 3id, Interm ediate 13 and II y e ir i (o u n ty Fhxk, Sherman Coun-J Sheryl Whlet 7th Friday, Ju n e 7 ................... or> 4J swine. T T W N A u g ii» A i i i d i i . i i y Award Sat unlay, June 8 ........ .2 65 49 F'F'A division— The Dalles ch ip- Nick Hall Itti Rulers of Hondas and other » u „ ----- * J . u i.ip AW.ini Merit”. Site Award of Merit”, Sheri Rolf-. Sheep Show mnrwliip Sunday, Ju n e 9 . . . ’ 2 64 60 ter, C lllflg illg < Ohittoi J;e r M rnanshlp: S h e r R,ue f ’« ° i n « t e ; sim ilar bikes are having a gav Cham- Momlay, Ju n e 1 0 ............... no 49 Senior: Ken Thompson 5th; H ig h at Moro, M o ro tx»ef, Me __ . ... . . man High Individual Judge time on the highw ays and by pion Angus, Sheri Rolfe, ( ’ham Karon Macnab, 9th. Tuesday, Ju n e 1 1 ............. gn 53 I-oughlin H i g h at Miiton-Frce ways these days. The foreign Ken 'rhfsiqmon 8th high fdon. Certificate; c Up A w a r d W ednesday, Ju n e 1 2 ___ SO 55 Interm ediate: Hartiura Me l|.*r made smooth • running machines Remember — This Is water, »wine Sheri Rolfe, Highest Placing, Vn Ith, Judy Thompson, fitii; Bobby Total Auction Sale - $25,000 Thursday, June 1 3 ........... 75 53 W inner • of Class B grtxipH onti- Ave. Prier sound like they are traveling at gus (Jirl. Anin.nl» Average ................... 70 r)0 King, 7th; Kathy King, 9th. s'st I ng of three exhibitors or less Hheep (•rad* HNkllM. least W) miles an hour, but they Sw inr «-.7 u- ... , < w .. . W eekly mean tem perature 60, Flag Day - June 14 with four o r less anim als were Lambs only sound that way. t - - ». j , ...... -.iw . rwiuiiioown ’l.lgh’ i B-, Southdown (Light). ,2 ! m;rTTWJ ftL Normal tem perature Four-H division—CijRam Coun- Medler, 3rd, ITlme, 7Uba.; Barbara South Y orkshire (190-230 pound) Í Hogs . $25)2 at km . u * A lke Ka.seiwtrg, 4th, No. l Beef .. »25.12 at 100-Rw. . . 122 75 arU| 4# *29 1 0 ...............58 ! No measurable precipitation. highway 97 Moves Toward Citv Mrs. Nina Pinkerton Elected Secretary of Historical Society Sherman 4-H, FFA Rank High at Livestock Show 7Vie W e a th e r