Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, February 24, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1»56
38 tfn
with a new’
The Dalle«. Oregon
or there abouts and Highw<0 91 Modern build.0
name,
and
an
opportunity
to
will
be
filled
with
trueks
and
jS^ljermaii (County .IJoarnnl
WITH tax exempt school, road,
tourists to change the county s make some new traditions.
and municipal bonds, ALL the
Published Every Friday at
economy; it may lie that industry
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income is yours. Yields up to
Moro, Oregon
around the dams on the Columbia M oro P e rso n a l»
4%. Often this amounts to a net
Virgil Archer expects to get on 800 Family Home Service Route
Glle* I*. French
Editor will' make so good a market for
his crutches this week after hav­
eggs
butter,
fresh
meat
that
it
now available. Nationally Ad-
Entered a t <wcon«l claaa m a tte r a t th *
uneconomical to be a ing been laid up three weeks with
p o a to fflc * a t M oro.
Oreicon. under Act will be
verised. Excellent profits. 87
o f Congreae o f M arch 8, 18*9.
wheat grower; it may tie that a an injured foot.
year reputation. Capital pro­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Peters
are
in
road up the Deschutes will end
vided. For full information,
the comparative Isolation of local Arizona to get away from a part
write The J. R. Watkins Com­
n ew spa per
of the cold weather and succeed­
fishermen.
pany, 3903 Brooklyn Avenue,
PUBLISHERS
That there will 1* change is ing very well probably.
Seattle 5, Wash.
15-20.
certain. Those who plan on things
ASSOCIATION
yield of above 6% after personal
W
AN
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11 T 1 n A O S
income taxes. Inquiries invited.
going to change first and how MAN or WOMAN wanted to han­
dle McNess Products full or
n a t io n a l
e d it o r ia l
much.
spare time Opportunity to make Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
1 I as S o c í Á
Meets on the 1st and
$10 a day. No experience neces­
3rd Thursday evenings
SHERMAN
HIGH
SCHOOL
sary.
Write
McNess
Co.
Box
14.
A F F IN A T I
.each month.
Vising
Bavshore Sta. Oakland 23, Cal.
¡members cordially in­
The official name of the new-
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
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17-18p
vited to meet with us.
high school under Union High
Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
School District No. 1 is to be CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
S t |IM< RII’TION RATES
Clyde Gillmor, Secretary
Sherman
High
School,
an
appro­
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
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priate name and entirely proper.
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass i.ui»in«- Rebekah Lodge Ko. 11«
We are happy to note that the
FEBRUARY, 2», 19»«
Valley, Oregon Ph 242 4.tfn
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Ixiard decided to drop the “coun­
Visiting
ty” out of it and make it plain IT ATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­ month.
CHANGES ARE BEING MADE Sherman.
plete painting and decorating memliers welcome.
service, spray or brush. Phone I^aura Grabenhorse,
Certainly
the
new
high
school
Most things change so slowly
3977 or 5293. 1205 E. 12th St. N.G.; Vada DeMoss,
will
lie
In
position
to
offer
courses
that they are hardly noticed. 'I hat
Vern Campell and Jack Null, Secretary
is the reason for dedications, in­ suitable to the youth of the coun­
Moro Ixnlge No. 113 I.O .O .F.
ty
whether
they
wish
to
become
augural speeches, etc., to mark
Meets 1st and 3rd
farmers,
stockmen,
or
to
go
on
an actual accomplishment or
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
to higher schools for more learn­
change for the better.
hall. Transient and
Change in Sherman county ing. It should be large enough
visiting brothers are
to
offer
stimulating
competition
since the war has been remark­
cordially invited.
to
youth.
able. The horses were gone from
John
Shipley, N. G.
Perhaps for Its colors it will
the farms before that to make a
Leo
Watkins, Secretary
take
the
yellow
of
rii>enjng
wheat
farm day shorter and more fruit­
ful. Since the war chemicals and the blue of the opeh'sky; pos­
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.E.S.
have taken much of the uncer­ sibly its athletes wllT .be known
as
bulls,
for
our
favorite
domes­
Meets every second and
A
nsms
do»«*y
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tainty out of wheat growing by
fourth Thursday in each
d ated ln
puW t
killing weeds and providing ni­ tic animals, or coyotes, after our
month; visiting members
trogen for crops. The farmer used sly predator. In any event, there
mind with dependability
invited. Moro, Oregon.
It
is—or
soon
will
¿e—a
new
and
to depend on mechanical soil till­
Dorene Hall, W. M.
ers for one and on nature for the
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
other. Neither was as reliable as
Hear Evangelist
chemicals.
So our economy is different. A
man used to be able to get over
G. FRED HOY
300 acres with a 12 horse plow
team before the weeds got too
high and the soil dried out. Now Feb. 19 thru Mar. 4
he'll do 1000 in less time. He used
to think 10 sacks was a good ci;op
and now Is a bit apologetic und SUN. - FR1.7:30 p m.
full of excuses with less than 35
or 40 bushels or almost twice as
Church of Christ
much.
It may he that before long
Wasco, Oregon
there will In* a bridge at Maryhill
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, W H A T 'S
. DOS N G
such. All persons having claims
J. W. DODD, TYGH VALLEY, of the Estate of Ernest Eslinger, against said Estate are hereby
deceased, at the office of T. l i s ­
ORE. Mgr. William J. Collins &.
attorney at law,
Co. Complete stock and bond ter Johnson,
service. Local, national, foreign. Moro, Oregon, within six months
13c tfn from the date of the first publica­
tion of thia Notice, to-wit: Feb­
FOR SALE: Three bedroom house ruary 3, 1956.
in Moro, in good condition. See
l^eta F . Eslinger
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson.
16-17p
Executrix
T.
Lester
Johnson
ROOFING - SIDING • INSULA­ Attorney for Executrix
14-17c
TION, shingles, built up roof­
ing & repairs, asbestos & insu­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
lated siding, blown in rock wool
Notice is hereby given, that
insulation. Call us for an es­ the undersigned Mayme P. Elliott
timate. COLUMBIA ROOFING and Edna H. Weedman,
have
SERVICE CY6-5187 phones been appointed joint executrices
CY8-8875 The Dalles.
17 tfn of the Estate of Elizabeth E. Pot­
ter, dec., and have qualified as
notified to present them, duly
verified, to the undersigned, eith­
er at the residence of Mayme P.
Elliott, Wasco, Oregon or at the
office of John M. Stapleton, at­
torney for said Executrices, Vogt
Bldg., The Dalles Oregon, within
six months from the date of the
first publication of this notice,
to-wit: February 10, 1956.
Mayme P. Elliott
Edna H. Weedman
Joint Executrices
Estate Elizabeth E. Potter, dec.
John M. Stapleton
Attorney, The Dalles, Ore. 15-8c
LEGAL NOTICES
O lym pia..
CALL FOR BIDS
School District No. 23. Grass
Valley, will receive sealed bids
until 8:00 o’clock p. m., April 9,
1956 for a new school bus, six or
eight cylinder, 24 passenger, hea­
vy duty upholstery, 1V4 ton
chassis, two speed axle, 6-7.50 x
20, 10 ply tires and 7.50 x 20,
10 ply spare tire, four speed
transmission, oil bath air cleaner,
oil filter, hydrovac brakes, wind­
shield washers, defrosters, ample
heating and all other specifica­
tions to meet the Oregon school
bus code. There is a used bus to
be traded in that may be seen at
Grass Valley.
The district reserves the right
to refuse any and all bids.
Eva Cantrall, clerk
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with pleasure I
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A good place to know . . . a good
place to go: the tavern in your
neighborhood featuring
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reliably refreshing
Olympia Beer.
■Oly
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims
against the Estate of Ernest Es­
linger, deceased, are hereby noti­
fied to present them, with the pro­
per vouchers and duly verified, to
the undersigned, the duly appoint­
ed, qualified and acting Executrix
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♦“Jfs the W ater” that makes the difference
• « O L Y M P I A B A t W IN O C O M P A N Y , O L Y M P I A . W A I N . , U . • . A .
Hew kind of electric water heater gives
fastest,most modern hot water service!
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
Here’s the modern way to have all the hot water you want all day Ions
the new electric “quick-recovery automatic water heater.
You’ll never hear the complaint, “There’s no hot water!”
with a new “quick-recovery” electric water heater.
It works so fast it heats water to 150° in minutes — yet u. 3
no more electricity per gallon of hot water than
standard types.
This “counter top” model can be installed anywhere
in your home—kitchen, laundry, utility room and actual
New cables have built-in “raincoats”
Inside the telephone cables that carry your calls are many tiny
wires. They’re the “voiceways”. Now, in the picture above, theso
wires are getting a good dunking under the faucet, as you see.
But they’re still dry. For each pair of wires is covered with a
plastic “raincoat”. Paper was once used for this job in all cables.
But now we have a new and economical way to put on plastic
covers Result: Even if harmful water should get into^ne of the
new cables, there’s an added safeguard to protect your calls.
The men and women of Pacific Telephone work to make'your X
telephone more useful every day.
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Now you can send flowers out of town
by telephone
Here’s a new, faster way to
send flowers out of town Just
ask your florist to telephone
your order. He will call the di»«
tant city and arrange for de­
livery of your flowers before
you leave his shop. If the flow­
ers you want don’t hapj>en to
be In stock, It’s easy, by tele­
phone, to change the order.
You’ll know the flowers you
send will arrive on time, too. Florists who offer this new service
display an emblem with the words “We speed flowers by tele­
phon«'' on their window. We think you'll enjoy patronizing them.
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increase your work space.
Vou save when you buy, because the thrifty 40-gallon
size is big enough for almost any family. And because
it heats water electrically, it provides efficient, economical
hot water service. Just a few cents a day brings you
all the hot water you want, with low-cost electric service
from Pacific Power.
Find out all about this better, faster kind of water
heater from your electric appliance dealer or plumber!
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It won’t be long now!
The time Is fast approaching when the new seven-digit
numbeiMSv 111 go into effect In Moro and Wasco.
March
3, al 11 P. M. will be good-bye to the old numbers and
hello to the new! The new- telephone directories will be
In the mall F e lo n ry 28, and will list all the new seven-
digit numbers.
jHare Is the prefix1 for each community:
MORO
WASCO
& B IG -H T
C O M P A N Y
Planning ahead to serve you better
JOrdan (JO 5)
Gilbert 2 (GI 2)
You will receive an information pamphUK with instruction?
on the new telephone number plan
Pacific T elrp lio n ^
before March 3.
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