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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1956)
PACK 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOÜRMAl* MORO, OREGON. FRIDAY, DEC EMBER 14. l»5tt gifts to anyone. Available in ceased, at the office ot T. Lester number in right ear. Three any dollar amounts. And in Johnson, attorney at law, Moro, W ANT ADS head strayed from mouth of !u i'.r luu îjb rrn tJ it separate growth industries such Oregon, within six months from Buckskin and rest from mouth W IN T E R IN T E R L U D E as Electronics, T e l e v i s i o n , the date of this notice, to-wit: \Y arnlng to Parents of Boys P u blished E v r r y F rid a y a l of Ferry Canyon on John Day Atomic and Nuclear develop December 7, 1956. who go out and destroy property M oro. O rrg o n River. Any one knowing of any Thomas Barnett ments, Aviation, Chemicals and irst .f the week on farms: The w riter knows the of these call collect. Sid Seale, Executor GUm I.. Firmi» * dito» many others. Cash dividends st know. If names of these boys and if their Condon, Oregon. 5-8c T. Lester Johnson parents don't take care of them paid quarterly. BEST ONE MAN BUSINESS IN 6-8c the w riter will. Sold by prospectus only. Two Attorney for Executor U.S.A. Watkins Service Route A Citizen weeks for delivery. NOTICE OF HEARING now available this area. Estab M A H O N *! tO ltO S IA l Write, contact or phone By order of the County Court Custom Slaughtering by appoint lished demand. No cash requir | * ^ 0C 5 nó N J. W. DODD of Sherman County, Oregon, Is ment only. Meat cutting, wrap ed but car necessary. For full TYGH VALLEY, OREGON sued November 7, 1956 notice is ping, sharp freeze. Kenny's information, w rite The J. R. * V • « x q r /jjî 0 B O B ns w ill oppose Or in Portland, W illiam J. hereby given that on Monday, Market Grass Valley Oregon. Watkins Company, 3903 Brook Collins & Co. U. S. Bank Bldg. December 17, 1956 at 2:00 P M. 'e get impatient about it. Call 242 for appointment. 7c lyn Ave. Seattle 5, Wn. 5-10c between poll* W1 4-5c of said day In the Grange Hall at s like that of tost year are the politicians vei wing to us who like the STRAYED: 23 head yearling reg W HAT AN UNUSUAL CHRIST STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com Rufus, Sherman county, Oregon, a MAS GIFT? For lasting value, g that we may sunshine even in winter when it plete painting and decorating hearing w ill be held on the pro istered Hereford heifers and a e constructive is weak and ineffectual. and possible growth, scores of service, spray or brush. Phone posed formation of a rural fire exp few steers. Branded I^asy S well informed people are using We stand a winter mueh bet 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th S t protection district to be known over S on right side. Tattoo proven mutual fund shares as ter when we have interludes of Vern Campell and Jack Null, as the North Sherman Rural « » ) » I < i \ I. CÖVNTY r M » 'i warm weather between the cold. The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn Fire Protection District, the ex W H E A T L E A G U E M E K IIN « . »I BSVItlPTlON HATE terior boundaries of which are as We can sort of catch our breath PLEASANT money making op ThP Oreeon Wheat league h $ 2 .00 follows: and regain our composure if there ONE YEAR portunity for man or woman to in are warm days. A good rousing A ll that portion of Sherman callón farm families in Sherman 0 E < E M B E R 11. IW d nd w. County, Oregon, lying North of Tor chinook is a nice feature of our county. Full or part time. Year suai Base Line and between the Des th r winters most years. Few folks ilthough like wind but the chinook is al round. No experience or capital Am chutes River on the West and m o n ey required. W rite McNesa Co. P. the John Day River on the East, ways warm. It drives away the O, Box 14, Bayshore Sta., Oak of the pre EXCEPTING that portion or snow, loosens the frost and starts The interest r esenting re land 23, Calif. 4-5c part thereof lying w ithin the the chilled blood to churning. and it is causing corporate lim its of the City of T FOR SALE: 5 room home w ith We could stand—afld would piness as it is I.ike other conventions that of like to— a couple weeks of this Wasco, Oregon, and excepting basement, patio and garage, >3(1 S shows up a rath SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1956 railway rights of way. stucco inside and out, insulated, in America. Formerly we were a the wheat league is assuming a month and next devoted to west Dated November 25, 1956. wall to wall carpet in living and nation of savers and we looke* sort of professional appearance. winds an/1 rainy weather. If Marie Hoskinson there be those on high who are This is because those who attend family room, oil furnace heat, Moro School Gymnasium forward to a sound interest ra t listening that is our plea. County Clerk are the same ones. There is not very reasonable. Also: sacrifice as something good for we liked to 4-6c new faces. Hardware, Lumber, Iron and have a reasonable return for the enough Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 Wheat leaguers are a constant Feed business. 20 city lots. N O T I C E T O C R E D I T O R S use of money. bunch who are basically conser Some terms if desired. Call 611 ennblei Now we are a nation of borrow vative. They hold to the same A ll persons havng claims days 203 evenings, Grass Val ♦he family against the Estate of Oral Gosson, ers and a high interest rate makes beliefs and recommend the same Music by the ley, Oregon. 4?p deceased, are required to present us think we are being abused. actions year after year because to limit them with vouchers to the under And no one can feel abused more they adhere to the same philoso ♦ he coil LeRoy Belshee’s Quintet signed, Lavilla Morrison at Was LEGAL NOTICES quickly than a borrower. phy. There is nothing flighty to ill needs or wish©». co, Oregon, w ithin six months Worst of all is that we borrow about them. NOTICE TO CREDITORS from the date of the first publi formal and semi-formal from the government In some As Is true of most conventions AU persons having claims cation of this notice. The date of form or other and often at inter this one was attended by many against the Estate of Mary F. the first publication is November est rates so low that the govern state and federal employees who Adm: $1.25 singel - $2.00 couple Smith, (also known as Marie F. 30, 1956. ment loses money on the deal, be offer their advice and services LA V ILLA MORRISON Smith), deceased, are hereby ' a H hof»t l îYïA > , e í JB4 and by many representatives of ing unable to sell Itonds low uM Administratrix notified to present them in pro enough to get the money to loan. private firms Interested In some HOOkfl’. l AVt i»— per form to the undersigned, the Dick & Dick To anyone not basically a social phase of wheat business. If any duly appointed, qualified and act Vogt Block ist the problem is serious. For ex thing wheat leaguers seem to L u p in e It e h r k b i lo d g e N o . 116 , ing executor of the Last W ill and The Dalles, Oregon ample no one is building a home encourage them more than do Meets 2ir and 4th 4-7c Testament of Mary F. Smith, de- Attorneys for the Estate without the use of government most conventions. There are al Tuesdays of each1 ways* lots of ixdltlcians who may money, And, when and If, condi month. Visiting tions change the government w ill prove useful at some time and members welcome. have a lot of cheap houses and a who are almost invariably w ill I.aura Grabenhor.se, f very fine debt to pass on to tax ing to say they w ill try. That, also N.O.; Vada DeMoss,] is normal. Secretary payers. It was pleasant to hear Gordon for formation of Rural Fire Prevention Government loans money to M o ro Lodge No. business, to farmers, to almost Fraser, a local boy now with the Meets 1st and 3rd ,->xD 1 SDA, tell o f encouraging hopes anyone who can get a group to In I.O.O.F. For added satisfaction during leisurely of the administration altout re Tuesdays hall. Transient and gether to set up a howl. District North of Base Line. •venings at home, enjoy a cool glass of moval of the surplus. It waa a visiting brothers a re ^ Americans are not gupixirting hopeful sign that Wheeler Mc refreshingly light Olympia Beer. their economy. They are not put Millan, editor of the Farm Jour ting enough money into it to keep nal, said that the reason the Unit John Shipley, N. G. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17,1956 Leo Watkins, Secretary It going partly because the gov ed States had done so w'ell was ernment does It first and partly because of the liberty permitted Bethlehem "Chapter No. 78 O.E.S. because government does it individuals. u / Meets every secor.l and Representative of Fire Underwriters, State Fire chea|>er. Government Is getting fourth Thursday in each There can lie no doubt that month; visiting members an interest In many businesses. the league has helped the econ v invited. Moro. Oregon. Marshal, and chiefs of other Rural Fire Districts That is the policy the Russians omic position of wheat growers. Dorene Hall, W. M . are finding unsuccessful with It has been a voice in freight Dorothy Heater, Secretary will be present to help with information and government calling the shot-, set rate hearings, has given assist ting the price«, establishing quo ance to the export program, ad E u r e k a Ix x lg e N o . 121 A.F.AA.M. tas for shoes, cigarettes and food. vocated new and lietter varieties, problems. a Meets on the 1st and Of course, there isn’t any held the line on taxation and leg 3rd Thursday evenings good reason for a man to save islation inimical to wheat grow month. Vising Everyone Please Come xs members cordially in- money In America. All he has to er.-.'" interests. Unless its makes vited to meet with us. do Is to live along until he Is 65, some serious political error it ' Dean Pinkerton, W. M. spend his money as fast as he gets should continue to be of good Clyde Giiknor, Secretary WINTER WONDERLAND DANCE (Ì . SPECIAL HEARING Olvmpia ...with pleasure I Very Iimportant * ‘7 f s the W ater” that makes the difference • » O U V M .IA » « « W IN « C O M .A W *. O L V M .IA , W A SH , U. • A. Christmas iS MOREFUN! when you belong to First Notional'» intere»t-eorning Christmas Club' You get better lookiug in a 57 Chevrolet! 4) H ere'» the w ay to Christm as fu n , . . p-tiJ fo r it» There’s a whole new outlook behind the wheel—a bigger view of the road over th at sassy hood. And isn’t th at new instrum ent panel a honey! Just join First N a tio n a l's Christm as C lu b at any convenient Branch. Y o u w ill receive a -.v ia l Christm as ( tub passbook in yo u r name, show ing the am ou nt you intend to deposit e a ih w eek. (A n y am ou nt you choose, 50c, $1.1X1, $2.00. etc.) These w ee kly C hristm as C lu b deposits go in to a special account, and ¡ust before ( hristmas next year, you receive a chesk fo r the fu ll am o u n t saved . . . pl*> i i l r r u t ! It's the easy w ay to take care o f h o lid a y expenses. S tart yo u r (h ris tm a s C lu b m em bership now . It'» a sure w ay to hase m ore fu n at C hristm as! s8si F IR > T M e w * C 1 ’ 270-k.p. klglrpertonnancs also owollabls a» SMWMAN COUNTY SS ANOS S Onfy franchised Chevrolet dealers N A T IO N A L B A N K O » Look through that ’57 Chev rolet windshield and you see how its new, deeper design gives you better, safer vision. Glance down—just a bit — and your eyes rest on the sweetest instrument panel a car ever had. Then, take the wheel and ou’ll find the going’s even e tte r th a n th e looking! (Horsepower ranges up to 245.)* Come in and see. S u ee f, CHEVROLET smooth and sassi! Ths Bsl Air Convertible with Body by Fish«*. display this famous trademark r O M T lA H D •SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY •u rt SUM o*io<*< rov»»wr- 523 East Tnird Street, The Dalles. Oregon Phone 2166 O
