PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOl'KNAI„ MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1»52 \£asco. The afternoon m eeting^the ¿venjw meeting /»tarts at is to be held at 2:00 o'clock. g;0Q p m The dinner is to cost fional term» would constantly W » . Ocle Dugger who has been afternoon MY. and Mrs. John R U - u g t T E m r ^ ije r m a n C o u n ty lo itr u a l bring new men into the legists- HI in the hospital. Rust were dinner guests at the K U F U S l l l . a u > A dinner given by the Christian j j 50 a plate. * live field. New officers were elected a t ( ox home. Mrs. William Macnab a n d church ladies irt the Masonic P u b lish ed E very Friday »» The over all- effect would pro the VFW meeting Mbnday night, Mr. and Mr». BUI B rinkert htcrs and Krank Medler hall dinning room at 6:30 and Presto Cookers Barney s G. V. •t Moro, Oregon --------- bably 1» to strengthen the ex- with Mr». Grace Busse being re- were Supdy gUWt» of Friday to spend the vaca- _• ______ _ ___ Editor ecutive departm ent and weaken elected as president, Senior Mrs. Ocle Dugger. tion from school visiting Mr. Biles U F rench _____ ______. . . . matUr _t the legislative. That is not vice-president, Mrs. Myrtle, Rust, ---------- — and Mrs. Leo Dumler in Salem. Moro. Oregon, onder Art good. It was the original con- treasurer, Mrs Carmen Brown, The Rufus school children are holiday < Cow gmw «< March ». w*-______, cept of those who wrote the con- and conductress Geraldine . . W V c fl/lZ ¡ Q B ww »gg enjoying a three day itution that the legislative M r and o la n intenalional while the teachers attend O.E.A OFFICIA». COUNTY PA PE R would be the Strongest branch, tended the wedding of Charles FOR SALE. 9 tft. Intenation l porlland classes will sta -t It- should be. it represents the Crowley and Helen Smith at tiller plow, 5 ton« fiOday oats, Thursday ng. IT O R IA L $> p !c. The executive has come Moumouth March 14. - G rover Young, Grass \ alley MarR,n Rebekah lodge of Was Mrs. Harold Owens was host- " met Wednesday night at the c Î a t î S n to represent entrenched govern- Popu/or "WiW Pose” P attern jnent arid seems to have the no- ess March 6 for a birthday (in MEN_woMEN T urn your spare Legion hall for its regular meet (ion that it rules by Divine ner for Terry Stark.’ It was , time lm# into pytra up - in./ extra monev money » «up- ing to prepare for the county in S o ft G ra y-B lu e on Iv o ry l rig h t; . third and those who helped him plying families In «elected Dis- «convention to be held Saturday N o w a itin g — Ao coupon»— no money to »end The civil service has worked celebrate were his parents, Mr. fo r these premiums^ T h e y ’re inside every big trict w ith easy to sell Ex- March 22 at the Mbsonic hall in fairly well for governm ent em- and Mrs. Olan Stark and Kathy, square package o f M o th e r’s Oats. 1-aLe your tract», Spice», over 225 house- - pvurvt choice o f this China, Alum inum W are, "Fire- ployees in minor role«; those -Mxs. Anna Barnett, Harold P U B L IS H ! RS hold supplies. D ont delay. A" ' o t tH-t ar K ing'" C up and Saucer, o r C a rn iv a l W are. who just work for the govern- Owens and children Carol and W rite Ed W alker P. O. 3515, I hereby announce that * am asso ciation You get doubt: value! M oney can’t buy a Portland 8. . ' a candidate for the office Of ment and make no law or policy. Harold. finer quality, m ore nourishing oatm eal than . I I t .UVU.U c. be extended to State Representative from the should I.w never I^averne Wilke ------------------- of Goldendale M o th e r’s Oats. I t ’s the delicious hot, creamy oatm eal your fam ily loVes. Get it today! cover any other »yrt of employee, »pent the week end here visiting FOR SA L E :_ Lined tan drapes 22nd Representative D istrict SU BSC R IPT IO N R A T E S nearly now new «inon $10.00 for for two two comprising Gilliam, Wheeler, W hen u^ed as a means of with her aunt, Mrs. Catherine r.«nriv MOTHER’S OATS —o product of THE QUAKER OATS COM PANY ONE Y EA R »»-<* pair. Call Grass Valley 403, Sherm an and Morrow counties, ___ _ preventing the discharge of Andersen and Denny. Mrs. Jack Brady. . 20p subject to the will of the Demo- MARCH 21, 1932 i niisan political rea- Mr and Mrs. W arren Morgan __ . cratic voters a t the prim ary ~ sons the civil service lias a place and daughter, Vicki, of Condon WANTED: Man w ith car to call i 952. in government. When it pre were here over the week end DO-GOODER VICTORY on farm ers in Sherman county. Rob Robert Smith vents* the "discharge of men for visiting his parent», Mr. and $15 to $20 per day. No expetd- Condon, Oregon (The b u d g e t for the Indian any reason It fails to serve the Mrs. Bert Cox and then Sunday * ence or capital required. Write bureau m the Department of th« ^ F r X h e r e It looks as if the W ater Heaters Barney’s G. V McNess Co. Dept. B., 2423 Mag NOTICE TO C REDITO RS Interior is $1^7^76,203 unless % nolia St. Oakland 7, CaL 19-20p A ll persons having claims we have overlooked some addi­ president was trying to stir up D IS T IN C T IV E F U N E R A L FOR SALE: 8 complete plow hot- against the estate of Olive F. tional figures tucked away in an argum ent th at might have toms, model 66 cast, John Robinson, deceased, are hereby odd places in the federal- budget. the effect of turning public a t­ S E R V IC E W IT H IN T H E T he World Almanac give» the tention from some of the present Deere, new shares and used notified to present them in pro- >-M EAN8 OF A LL share and all parts, including per form to the undersigned, the Indian population as 333,969 in ills of his adm inistration. extra moldboar.ds. Tex Irtyk, duly appointed, qualified and 1940 and It may be 336,(MM) by Moro, Oregon. m f n acting A dm inistrator of the es now. That Indicates an expendi­ tate of the above named de- ture of well over $300 per In ­ WANTED: Septic Tank service, ceaapdf at (he office of Geo. G. dian for the supervision the fed prom pt service, reasonable jjpdegraff, Moro, Oregon, wlth- eral government provides for-the rates, R ay M>ader, Phone 6186, |n glx m onths from the date ei once free natives. Lo could live (By Mrs. A. F. Balzer) Leonard R. Sm ith The Dalles, Ore. Rt 2 19-27p notice, to wit: March 7, > better if he took the cash and P-TA meeting Friday, March CORN’S A POPPI V let the bossing go. Thu Dalle», Oregon -HARTS C H 1 X - «very Tuei. Robinson Furtherm ore there will be 21 at 8 00 o’clock at the Gras« Phone 313$ 12 BIG V A U D E V IL L E ACTS Folder and price list by re- unHAMn-aff i8-21c some 4QO0 more employees of the Valley school house. tu rn mail. H arts Hatchery, G«0- 0« U pdtgraff, * Dell Olds was in The Dalles Indian bureau if the Truman Beaverton, Ore. 1524c Attorney for A dm inistrator Sponsored By LO.OJF budget stands. And fu rth er than S aturday"to get hi» wife, Ella, More Lodge No. MORO BOOSTER C LU B . 800 fam ily W atkins Route n o w ------------------ — th at yet no one Is pleated over w ho has been ill in one of the Meet« 1st and 3rd Tuesdays In I.O.O.F. available. If you want your NOTICE OF HEARING the treatm ent the Indians are lio.pit.il< there. F R ID A Y , E V E N IN G ow n business with better 0N FIN A L REPORT getting, leait of all the Indian»- A. F. Balzer report« hl« wife, hall. T ransient and M A R C H 28, 1952 than average income, w rite Notice is given th at the under­ There 1» no need of the whites Anna, in a hospital in Portland, visiting brothers are invited foil’ inform ation to The J. R. signed, SB adm inistrator of the adopting a xupen iuihh attitude fin.- which we are all cordially - — V n A T M O R O H I G H f^ C H O O L W atkins Co., 137 Dexter Ave., eslate of Thomas P. Zimmerman, about the fndians, either. At the very glad to hear and hope she JJ’ G Leo W atkins, Secretary Seattle, 9, W ashington. 15-20c deceased, has filed his final re rate of government employment will be home soon. . . Dort with, the clerk, of the Coun each 60 some citiz e n s h a v e -a led M H a rry S ta rk was hostess n e t ir t r n n 1 I x x l g e » « , U f i L a p la e R bekah FOR SALE: 195° ty CourU of the State of Oregon, era emlployee to watch over Saturday evening at a birthday 2nd and 4th - Pickup w ith -M ^ e d gamL for sherm an County> and th a t th em . ’ -Pa Pci h u sb a n d Guest- Tuesday! Tuesday! of of each each stock rack.. B. McNeely, Grass fixed » 3 ^ ^ , Much ___ of ___ this results from the were Jim .. JdcDonald. Lou Am; month. Visiting ____ Vlsl Valley, Oregon. 1JC u n 29th Ja y March w 2 at ie'Stark, victory of the do-g oonoN roonytr wiW - rem em ber consolidation um unam ki' of Albany, A w o o d c u tte r g o e s in to a fo r ­ N o w i f th e w o o d c u tte r ta k e » th e Friday Mrs. Frank von Bor- of recent years can prove thia to e s t and fells trees. Standard drills n e x t s t e p and cu ts the logs into fire­ »tel, a member of the state fi­ into the ground and brings up oil. place size, he has become an in te­ . himself. ' The federal budget now being nance committee of the Amerl I f the w oodcutter «ells the logs grated business. Like him, Standard then and th e r e . . . and if Standard works to turn the product into the debated would cost Oregonians van Legiqp Auxiliary attended sells the crude oil to home buyer at the w e ll. . . forms you use. We refine our crude oil into gaso­ ’ $914.000,000; the state budget a district conference in Madras. Hom where i y Joe Marsh line, lubricants, fuel oil, and other products. So there’s no integration. Each has performed only for the y e a r is $90.000.000, all Saturday she accompanied Mr. we’re integrated, too. one part o f the job. • county and city and road levies and Mrs. Craig Coyner of Bend are $96,000,000 Including $58, to 1 akeview where they attend­ 000,000 /o r schools. County gen ed a conference of the southern eral government costs but $15,«.. Oregon members. They also at- 000,000 city governm ent but tended a banquet held in honor of Mis. R, E. Seelinger of New- $16,000,000 This nation hax gout too far Mexico, national vice-president sun’s rays than animals with dark w ith consolidations. It neee going tw o Olan- Stark and Children. Mrs. . Grass Valley SMITH-CALLAWAY > ‘ GHAPEL What’s wrong about integration? It’s the way {operate, too!” ■g ST NATIONAL BANK I sit . It Isn't the Heat­ h's the Hide! ways a t once. Extension oi civil service would increase the. I »old of th e governm ent heads of A larger iw d of the employed pet- so n n e t Lim itation of congres Anna Barnett, Sinn Owens and ch ild ren , Mrs Bert Cox, Mrs John^Ruat and daughter Geraldine went to The Dalles Fi-iday evening to get cattle, the ones with light-colored coats absorb less heat from the STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA • plans ahead to serve you better CogyrigL, B>52, Veiled Slates Br — ■•J