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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1956)
© o PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL* MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, ATRIL Î0, IK © © ' © SFVFN HAD IN O N I nt intercut. Henry WVir.« versity of Oregon football team Blitz-Weinffard ( r. rd’£ s?ra.ndscn, H. W. Wessin- WET CK LAST YEAR Moro Personals and frequent visitor here was in ger, li now chairman cf the board. town Wednesday. If ’ Mr. and Mrs. Quay Snodgrass Giles French and Collis Moore Sétond Century chant of Wilsonville spent Saturday went to Fossil Monday to talk that night with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin al)out the Federal Plan bet ore Portland btgan a month-long cel Farm Bureau A»lu nt i. Ore« VanGllder. He is a brother of Mrs. joint meeting of men and women ebration of its centennial year Theodore Johnston whom they of Wheeler county. Property fax Cut this week and has opened the afetv division said Thursda\ also visited. Plumbing is being put in for doors of its plant to the public. “There Is a limit to the amount The division said 103,28s pas Mrs. Elsie Arstill is here for a the new service station at the Some 200 clui« and organiza of taxes that farmers can pay, and senger cars* were Involved In Oc couple weeks to curl the ladies’, corner of First and Main streets tions in Portland and throughout we are rapidly approaching that hair while Mrs. Bud Powell is at in Moro and work of construction Qt»>gon, Eastern and Southern limit.” Gerald Deterlng. president cidents, which Is about 11 per cent of the total passenger ears Hardman for the spring work. wili start soon. Washington and Western Idaho of the Oregon Farm Bureau Fed registered in Oregon during 1955. Mrs. Alvin Rasmussen is in a Lloyd Johnson has been able have scheduled similar days be eration. said following the Oregon registered vehicles of all hospital in Hood River with a to do some work around the post tween now and May 16, the per Tax Clinic. The state-wide meet Total types, including trucks, number heart attack she suffered Satur office this week although some iod of the centennial celebration. ing was cosponsored by execu ed 823.184 last year and the total day. Mr. Rasmussen reports that what thinner than before his The company dates Its origin tives of Oregon Chamber« of Com number of vehicles damaged In she is making some improvement. hospital stay. from the arrival at Vancouver, by merce and the Oregon Tax Re accidents reached 126,022, or ap- Members of the Husky staff of Bob Mautz. former University sailing vessel of a young man search. The figures reflect only those Moro High school will fce solicit- Oregon end, and at present a from Germany, Henry Weinhard, "We have taken a step in the mishaps taking place on public ing the business men of Sherman portianj lawyer and a candidate in 1856. He was the first profes right direction toward the re streets and highways. Oregon law ___ «unmit. national commit sional brewer to go into business .vm ntv for advertisements a d vertisem en ts for for Republican county building of our unworkable tax not require reports on acci their 1955-56 annual Wednesday, teeman, together with his cam in the Pacific' Northwest, operat structure,” Deterlng stated in does dent« that happen on private pro __ April 25. paign manager, , Omar (Slug) ing a small plant near Fort Van complimenting those taking part perty or privately-owned roads. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1M6 Palmer were in town briefly couver. in the meetings for spearheading An accident on a public road April 20 Here Moving across the Columbia to the initial meeting to study the way, however, must l>e reported Maupin vviednesday meeting friends of C. Locks wllege dayS an<i talking to voters the then small city of Portland tax situation. “This should be if property da ga moafe April 27 There May 4 There two years later, he started what only tihe first of a series of meet- If property damage of any kintl Condon about his candidacy. Time— 2:30 p m. Tom Monroe, looking fit again, is now the only brewing estab inge to continue a study of the results and even though only one Home game— Grass Valley Field was in town Wednesday from lishment in Oregon. Through five problem." vehicle is involved, the division Don Lewis and Jack Howe, two Portland where he has been worlc- wars, two major depressions and Petering stated that everyone pointed out. life insurance salesmen who us- ; -g - house seeklng the prohibition it has continued wants tax relief, but most people as a major manufacturing enter want it in the form of lower in ually travel different paths * Ambulance Service watching each other with wary en^ ^hr ___ __ now Mrs. Ralph prise in the City of Roses. come taxes. Through four generations, the eye, were in town together Wed- Thomas, is now ' living at Camp 5 "Too much time was «pent dur available anywhere any nesday where they talked to high of the Kinzua Lumber company family of the founder has con ing the clinic meetings discussing tinued its ownership and man- school students about insurance. where 'her husband is loading reduction of income taxes, und time. Paul McCulloch, former school logs. not enough on the question of Phone CY 64801 teacher, turned insurance execu The Moro 4-H livestock meeting lowering taxes on real property”, tive was in the county Tuesday has been -postponed one week and he said. "Farmers are more con or contact with Lewis. cerned with the problems of pro- will be held.April 28 at the Earl Time for outgoing mail from Gentry place. perty taxes, since lower farm and Sherman County Sheriff iu iw Moro has been advanced another Mrg- L H Nahouse of McCoy rising production costs have for The Dalles Ambulance Ser. ten minutes, making it 2:30 p. m. was 'here last week to visit her ced them to operate on a reduced Change on a new railroad sched daughter, Mr. Ronald Powell and margin or, in some cases, no mar 407 W ashington St. ule is given as the reason. gin at all.” family and' see other relatives at Some one stole the new record Grass Valley. Her brother, Dean _ The DaUe8. Oregon ing thermometer from the front Olds, Is at McCoy with the Na- E u r e k a L o d g e No. 121 A .F .A X .M . of the state highway garage last houses. Meets on the 1st and A su puri or »ervioa week. 3rd Thursday evenings of personal effondane« John DeMoss is on his way each month. Vising THAT COSTS N O MORE : members cordially in- home, but slowly, having visiting ■^g^viteil to meet with us in California and Oregon to do Dean Pinkerton, W. M. before he arrives late next LET US DO Plan Your Clyde Gillmor, Secretary month. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Cres Maddock, insurance man Season's wttcet. Meets 21r and 4thj of Portland, former Morrow Production Tuesdays of each L^.t I»« DM county contribution to the Uni- ■00 KILLY AVI month, Visiting| YOUR PRINTING FinancinQ now members welcome. A wide rang« of prie«« Trade in your old Laura Grabenhorne. that meets «II wishes BUDGET LOANS N.G.; Vada DeMoss, Secretary Lawn Mower on a SAVE YOU MONEY Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O.O.F, new Electric Sunbeam Journal Meets 1st and 3rd You Pay interest on T V & RADIO Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. Each Dollar Only for RANCH & HOME STORE hall. Transient and The Time You Use I t l visiting brothers are R E P A IR MORO. OREGON _ _ _ _ _ cordially invited. 5 Mid-Columbv« John Shipley, N. G. by T r a in ed T e c h n ic ia n Hotel Dalles Bldg. Leo Watkins, Secretary The Dalles, Oregon q u ick , e ffic ie n t s e r v ic e Good Food PRODUCTION CREDIT I ASSOCIATION y Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.K.8. Meets every second and fourth Thursday in each month; visiting members invited. Moro. Oregon. Dorene Hall» W. M. Dorothy Heater, Secretary ‘ ‘ C r e d it a t n e a r a t y o u r m a ilb o x o r p h o n e ” morning, noon or night MORO BEAUTY SHOP J Dr. fra n k D. Keid OPEN i n v i IMI O ffice «lays T u e sd a y s an d W e d n e sd a y s T e le p h o n e 761 « TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A FRIDAY I'hoiu JO 3-3291 s I at the Capitol City # \ \ flow’ you like a good steak, nice and thick, juicy, rich with a fresh salad and shoe string potatoes? Sound goed. Come in and get it Dine and Dance every Saturday night at B EE FO ’S TERRY & M E R R I T T We apply the best grade of bonded roofing with 10-15 or 20 year guarantee for different grades. Asbestos, Insulated, Roman Brick Siding. Blown in Rock Wool Insuation. Let us repair or remodel your home to make it more modern. Box 394. Telephone GI 2-5209. Wasco, Oregon i///ie/ts> / í s / w s / / '7 /A s /s ''fsr/is >/te v s'/ //sv VOTE F O R ... A y» SENATO «» JO HN MERRIFIELD FO R ’ ‘ V" national * STATE SENATOR * CHURCH LEADER * COMBAT VE75P.AM * CIVIC WORKER w ill be In MORO EVERY W ED N ESD A Y "A Charter Member oJ the Eisenhower Team" C. Bishop Phone CY 6 - 5302 mn Fou it able llt f f . Portfind, Orejón and in between LUNCHES, SNACKS, COFFEE PRICES GOOD FRIDAY & SATURDAW Drinks - Ice Cream - Tobacco Magazines & Newspapers Mac & Bill Alsup THE TAVERN April 20 - 21 DOG FOOD T0ILET Sweetheart bath, 4 for .28 Sure Champ 25 lb. $3.19 Palmolive 3 reg. .27 3 reg. .27 Frisky cubes 10 lbs. 1.49 Camay e The United States National Bank Powdered Soaps- DllZ giant economy size M A K E T H A T SP A R E ! ... then make yourself a memorable drink.». Ask for H ermitage .79 99 99 .79 Tide 99 99 99 .49 Trend 99 99 99 .69 Fab .25 Babo Cleaner 2 ~ 21 ozcaE3 .93 Fluffo Shortening 3 lb can Graco Strawberry Preserves 20 jar .43 Fruit Cocktail Hudson Hou,e 303 can -25 Dundee Tom Juice 46 os' can .25 HiHo Crackers one pound .38 and tell the world OP RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Du« from Bonks.....................................$ 149,760,871.11 United State« Government Bond«......................................... 260,355,222.40 Municipal and Other Bonds....................... .......................... 73,235,050.90 Loan« and Discount«— Not.................................................... 320,952,997.28 Stack in Federal Reserve Bank.............................................. 1,200,000.00 Bank Premises (Including Branch««)..................................... 10,379,983.39 Interest Earned........................................................................ Other Resources..................................................................... ...........812,4xv. ,3 * $ 627,442,830.41 LIABILITIES Capital...................................................... $ 20,000,000.00 Surplus...................................................... 20,000,000 00 Undivided Proftte..................................... 17,749,360 33 MANSFIELD TIRES straight Kentucky $ 827, ,02,33d 41 Fully Guaranteed Adjustments Made Here 43 years in Tire Busness Full Line of Tires bourbon! 57.74936C 33 Reserves for interest, Taxes, etc............................................ 4,694,279.02 Dividends Declared................................................................ 650,000 30 Deposits................................................................................... 759,288,322 .39 Interest Collected Not Earned. . . 4 ....................................... 4,757,823.85 LtaMIHioe............................................................................... ? 43,014 32 NEW GRAHAM-HOEME Plow 26 foot you know yreaf P O R TLA N D U o H m .W fccJwJ.* 6? k ro n e h .i m O regon MSAO O M IC I r O * T l\N D . o u r GON si 6 years old O $2.80 pt. $4 35 1-5 qt. 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