Sherman County journal., October 23, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE 2, HIIERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
ing does not w ork very well.
Some mean* to change th a t are
P u b lish ed E very F rid ay at
needed and we do not like in te r­
M oro, Oregon
ference by th e governm ent. Public
Gllex 1«. French
Edlloi pressure would be b etter or p e r­
haps a vote by the w orkers them ­
C r .te iv d
a i around rlM m m a tte r at the
selves
or in the absence ot a set­
P o atu fflc c a t M o ro .
O ir g o n .
und er Act
tlem ent by that method, a vote
of < 4>mrreaa o f M a rc h I. »87». __________
by the citizens wno a re (x-ing
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L eeprived of a national resource
A S t Πb c f  T I ^ N because of the strike.
1
F R ID IY , <M THREE 23, 19.56
ance of the Wasco County C o o p e r^ vou ¡./ve no objection or defense
ative pow er line as now locate«jB^0
taking you may serve upon
.AMdwUil ri
across the southerly
corner oiW he plaintiff’s attorneys a notice
-aid DcM<> s Substation site a n d ! f appearance designating the p ro ­
‘ 1
of the i’acific Telephone and T e le l-e rt.v in which you claim to lx?
graph Comiwny telephone line
j ^terestrd ’ and thereafter you
THE Y O U N G E R
now located across the northeast- f hall receive notice of all proceed-
< ¿ 4 0 -1 X 0 4
erly corner of said DeMoss Sub-
a ffe. ting the said property,
.
CHIEF WE RE-
station
site;
and
reserving
to
the
y
ou
are fu rth e r notified th at at
C?G’ ZE UNFAIR
owners of the W H N W V i of said the trial of the issue of ju st com-
’• r ’CriATEP WITH
Section 3, th eir heirs anti »aa- pensation w hether or n o t you
S3
Ï! iSHTIMC
L, '
'TŒAT/AENT,
signs, an easem ent for the use have answ ered or served notice
Iv M> SANP INTO
and maintenance of a cattle lane
appearance, you may present
IIA, A VEST
acro-s that portion of said De- eviderxe as to the am ount of com-
Moss Substation site which lies pensation to be paid for the pro-
T.iurnbing through a magazine
M B W S P A P Ik
northeasterly of a line tlescrilxsl iperty in which you may have an
that
advertises
t
lothes
for
men
PU B l I l H I t i
a s; Beginning at a point on the interest and you may Share in the
we spied a picture, In color at that,
¿ 1 SOCI AT1O M
northeasterly boundary line of distribution of tha award,
displaying a man w earing a vest.
aid D;*.Mo- Substation site, said *^¡3 Summons (Notice) is served
That was not surprising to one
point being 11.5 feet distant from UjX,n you by order of the Honor-
7 h T h T u 7“ colnty papkb who has often contended that fa­
the northeasterly corner thereof; ahie j ohn F. Kilkenny, Judge of
shion was a circular affair and
BUU8CRIFTION RATES
thence running S. 0* 50' 50" E. to the above entitled Court, made
ONE Y E A R ____________ $30< that which was most out of style
the point of intersection w ith the an j entered on the 27th day of
would s*xm lx* the reigning
O C T O B E R 23, 1V39
sou heasterly boundary line of Septem ber, 1959, by the publica-
fashion. But It was a delight.
said DeMoss Substation site, and (¡on thereof once each week for
A vest s the handiest piece of
a perjietual easem ent to construct, not ieS2i than three successive
clothing a man can wear; it is so
1,04 AL TAXEH
maintain, repair, rebuild, operate weeks In the Sherm an County
full of pockets. A man can s ’uff
The tax statem ents will be out his upjx*r vest pockets w ith cigar­
and patrol «>ne line of electric journal, a newspaper printed and
shortly and will bring the usual ettes or cigars and enhance his
jxjwer transm ission structure w ith published in the city of Moro, in
uistress for a tew days. They * ih chest m easurem ent by two inches
conductor and necessary appur- the County of Sherm an, Oregon,
call fo" $661,665.89 which is $97,- giving him an unearned weight-
tenances, and the fu rth e r right to an(j of general circulation in said
392.39 more th an was asked last lifter stance w hereas if he car­
clear the right-of-way hereinaft«*’’ county wherein said lands are lo-
year. T he larger p art of this is ries them in his coat pocket he
deserilxxi and to keep the sam e Cated, the first publication of this
tiie $80,000 winch will pay in mi'' appears heavy about the middle
clear of brush, tim ber, inflamma- sum m ons (Notice) being m ade in
levy for the new addition to the which is definitely out of style.
ble structures and fire hazards the issue of said new spaper on
hign school.
1 provided,
however, th at the the lGth b a y of October, 1959.
A vest is warm ami snuggly
Differences in management o ami the wind doesn’t blow up it
words ‘ fire hazards” shall not - ■■ ■■ — -
.—— .
schools will not ba apparen t to the to chill the backlxme as it does a
include growing crops), and to
THE tlR C LIT COURT OF
reader of ills Lax statem ent Out coat.
dispose «>f such brush, tim ber and TH E STA I E OF OKE4.ON FOR
A well fitted vest looks
they are interesting. The purpose neater than a sh irt that has lx*en
inflammable stru ctu res by sale or ***^
WASHING*
hunt
day
all
s.
Satin
Fi
of schools, we assum e is to edu­ worn a few hours ami becomes
otl *r means In such a m anner as TON
slin
th
in but rejxj
)
cate, or in the absenxe of that, to w rinkled or blackened by ashes.
shall not create a fire hazard; BONNIE F. MAY,
Delicious Fruit ( Tikes made with th a t day.
Plaintiff,
)
train, the youth of the county,
subject,
however,
to
the
rights
of
Ve
.Man discarded the vest some
lr
the choisest ingredients by Eva
O ptom etrist
vs.
)
it might ba concluded that the years ago because he w anted fo
the
public
in
and
to
all
public
me
hoi
terti
Peterson, 418 E. 3rd St. on dis
MAY,
)
larger percent of the tax dollai let his atxlomen stretch and ex­
roads; subjei. t also to the contin­ CLAUDE L.
40 K. 2 n d S t.
La
•nc
weel
.Mi
d M
play at Weigelts, The Dalles. 51
Defendant.
)
spent tor instruction woul i he pand w ithout restraint.
ued
use
ahd
m
aintenance
of
the
U nfor­
inon.
F ri. 4 $'(5-5362 T he Dalle Ore.
NO. 18826
iK-st although die surroundings tunately an unrestrained tum m y FOR SALE: C aterpillar D2 5.1
private
road
crossing
the
survey
and
Mrs.
Ever
Series, Top Condition, Wilde
might heli» the process of in stru c­ does not meet th e modem demand
line of said Big Eddy-DeMoss No. NOTICE OF SH E R IF F ’S SALE
to Hermis-
Je n n ie H earin g dro
Gauge John Deere Hay Bale
By virtue of an execution,
tion, also.
1 transm ission line at survey sta ­
for lx*auty and we judge we are
116 W. Four sears old. Used t<Hl s unday. Mrs. T i’’tt visited
itufus w ith instruction costs of going back to the vest. It will
tion
1396
+
39
and
of
existing
judgm
ent order, decree and order
home,
and
Fekim
LEGAL NOTICES
very little. Ford Tractor [)n, ;n lnt‘ **■
$3.1,411) and 49 pupils is spending not work If the vest is used os a
piiixs and conduits, irrigation and of
issued out of the above
Hearing was a icst of her
Good comlitlon. Nearly new
$682 p er pupil and th a t is 37.G corset. Even a vest looks Letter
«Irainag?
lines,
ditches
and
canals,
entitled
Court in the above entit-
sister,
Mra.
E
Ina
U
flic
ladies
C.
E.
L
U
C
K
E
.’,
Unit
d
S
tate
s
A
t­
tires.
Max K. Belsiie, Moro, s^s
¡Muceiil of Us total budget.
and public utility lines, to the
cause, to me directed and
if it is not over-extcmhxl.
uesday.
torney 506 U. S. CourthoUfX?
Oregon, Rhone J() 5-3057 51 -2c returned to Wasco
Wasco w ith $54,115 appropri­ Welcome, old friend.
l >rtl md, Oregon exercise of existing easem ents dated. Ihe 24th day of September,
Mr. and Mrs. E.
i lwar«l> of P. (). Box 71,
I’V>R RENT: Sleeping rooms with
ated for instruction ami 120 p u ­
in m oon
H.l \N ! RANZKE, A ssistant an 1 licenses therefor, and to the 1W>9, upon a judgm ent rendered
Porilainl
spent
Tri
Hmth and heat. Earl Fields,
pils lias a cost of $130 for teacn-
1 Mi
an<l
i n. e l S ta te s A tto rn ey exercise of
existing m ineral a°d entered in said Court on the
Wasco, Oregon.
5O-2c and evening visiting
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4
>
N
HERVAT
ISM
WI
N
s
ing w hich is 50.2 per cent of the
l \ T H E ( M l ED STA T E S DIS- rights; over and across the follow- -drd day of July, 1956, th e 7th
Mrs. John Robinson
toial budget.
Mrs. Fhc THI4’T « o ill'T FOR IIIE DIS- ing dcscrilx?«! land in Sherm an day of November, 1957, the 17th
The British election w ith Its FOR SEWING. A lterin g or hut-
DORN: To .Mr. a
tonhole making. Call JO5-3223. Anderson, Octolx-r 1 at 'fh e Dal I RK I’ OF ORFGON
Kent is spending $20,075 for decided victory for the conserva­
County. Oregon, to-wit;
day of November, 1958, and the
49-52p les, a son. Mr. an Mrs. Rudy L NI I ED S PATES DE
lnsiruk tion ol 32 pupils tor«a cost tive p arty
TRA(*T BE-DM-51:
1;Jth day of February, 1959, In
may give a lift to
ol $027 cuch or 37.4 percent oi the American conservatives who have STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com oi.-en arc m aternal •andparenis
T hat portion of the NW*4NWUi fev<>r of Bonnie F. May, Plaintiff
AMERICA,
of Section 3, Tow nship 1 South, and against Claude L. May for the
plete painting and decorating
total money spent.
long lx*en b attling the forces of
Plaintiff,
Moro has ui struution budget oi socialism ami Marxism which has
service, spray or brush. Phone
Range 17 E ast of the W illam ette SUIU of $75.00 per m onth each,
vs.
$10,500 lor 105 pupils lor a cost resulted in the adoption of the
CY G-3977 or CY 6 5293, 1205 E. 4 A lti) OF I HA \ Ko
Meridian, which lies northw ester- or a l°fal of 150.00 i»er m onth as
i DIIN L>< .MOSS, et al.,
Wc wish to th an k dl who sent
ol $113 which is 40.6 p e r cent ol welfare state. The welfare state
ly of the northw esterly txm ndarv and for the support of the m inor
12th St. Vern Campbell and
Defendants,
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn c o n trib u tio n s to ?.. her Flana-
line of said DeMosg Substation children of said parties until
n s budget.
m eans that the state pays some
4 l \ IL NO. I 14-59
Grass Valley lias 99 pupils and persons to lay around from funds
site 1 «‘scribed above and w ithin fu rth er order of this Court; said
s | MMONS (N otice)
OR A gricultural loans see The gan of B oys’ Tow n, he floral of-
ferings and the man» m any cards D
an instruction budget ol $25,759 taken from those \vho work.
i h Unknov. li H eirs of Hen- a strip of land 100 feet in w idth, Paym ents to be made through
ails NFLA and the Mid-Colum
during
our recent be eavement ii*.
to make its instruction cost $200 It is not a social concept thought
1, \ c , .11, decea ed, the Un- ’I ' 1 boundaries of said strip lying fhe clerk of th e Court semi-
1 la PCA, 4 th «6 Court Streets,
th e io
our mot). r and wife. i vn H eirs
which is 39.5 p er cent of its total tip by those who work nor Is it
of R o b ert Nelson, 50 feet distant from, on each side m onthly on the 1st and 15th day
CYpress G-2408.
21-25c
Mildred
U Donald
budget.
1 v;. I, the U nknow n Heirs of °f and parallel to the survey line ot each m onth; the first such
to Che advantage of the am bitious Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
Wiley Mel onajd
Sherm an High School Is spend­ or strong.
I hi 1 Damew«x>d, deceased,
and of said Rig E dy-DeMoss No. 1 l»ynx?nt to 'be made on o r before
m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap­
ing $69,403 lor teaching of 158
1 \ in
ill
o th e r j»er-ons un- transm ission line as now located July 15, 1956, or the date of this
A whole generation of A m eri­
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s
p u p ib lor an instruction cost of cans have been taught to run io
w hichever is later; and
M arket, Grass Valley, Oregon. B e llile h e m 4 i i.i|i( e r \ o . 78 4I.E..N ki.own «. liming any interest in on the ground over, across, upon
$110 and tluit is 18.9 per cent of u n d e when In ne»’d of the sim p­
N
RE PM-51 and De- un«l adjacent to the above des- ^he further sum of $50.00 per
Meets evet•y secorid T hurs
Call ED 3-2345 for appointment.
its total budget alter subtracting lest im provem ent in their com­
,
day each nonth.
Visiting
rib?d property, said survey line m°nUi as support money fo r Plain-
'OR SALE: Washed sand and
V ' members LivitcJ. Xloro, Di e.
its l>onJ and in terest cost.
ul irly ( <‘-eribed as llf1' f,>>' • jx*riod of two (2) years
m unities. Taxes, therefore, a re a
gravel at mouth of John Day
Imogene Ila ilay, w . M.
.Schools get the largest p a rt ol burden lieyond reason. T hat is lie-
icd that a Complaint in Con- follows; Beginning at survey sta- froni the date of this decree, said
River.
Also
road
gravel.
Coltim
Dorothy ltei iter, Sc cretary
county tax funds, taking $520,- cause of the inefficient y of all
70.0, a point in the Paym ents to commence on the
nnati >n ,
heretofore been tion 1392
bla Rock Products, Box G88,
lay lor LODGE A. 1 . A A. M.
910.21 ot the total of $661,065.89. government which cannot com ­
■ ve named Court m N E U N E U of Section 4. Town- ,s t
«f August, 1956, and eon-
.*d in the
Rufus,
orc.
Ph.
Rufus
17.
27tfn
For county governm ent, includ­ pete with an individual or a p ri­
ndi mn the fee slm- «hip 1 South, RaKge 17 East of tin ue to and including the 1st
actio a to
First anJ Thitd
ing roads, me costs are moderate vate company In getting som e­
<;
■
■ titl
to l i « t DeMoss SS, th e W illam ette M eridan, said ’*ay °f July, 1958, and said pay-
k in g
110 nulls or $137,118.17. thing done and getting it «lone
1 111 County, Ore- Point lx*ing S. 0° 07’ 40" W. a dis- m eats to be made through the
Doirg Shull, \V. M.
lluit is less Ilian $59,000 for roads promptly ami cheaply.
ihe 1 as follows: tance of 963.6 feet and N. 62° 42/ Clerk of this Court; end th e fur-
ret ary
Carl Tuggle,
and $71,253 lor county govern
-u i\« > station 1398 30" W. a distance of 281.3 feet ther sum of $250.00 atto rn ey ’s
I he fact is that socialism h id
Llipilll* ID'lx'k.'lll Lodge N’«». f i
liient. A lm ost every scliool dis fall«*«! ami jxx«pk> are finding it
n r. in ftcr describ- fl'°m the northw est corner of said fees- ar>H the fu rth er sum of $50.-
tn c t spends m ole than the county. <»ut. It six’ins that they are pretty
lit - ! 1 ie Bonneville Sectlon#3; thence S. 62° 42’ 30" 00 atto rn ey ’s fees; and the fu rth e r
In tike cities I he valuation ha-, slow als»ut recognizing a fact so
ion Big Eddy- K- a distance of 519.2 feet to sur- suni
$50.00 attorney’s fees, and
gone uow li because ot an appeal appaiamt to any reader of history
I
tion
line.
v
’v
atatio
197
M
.2
thMIM
S
fdrtlriHr
>um of $50.00 attor-
Mary Brack' tt, I G.
aiai a reconsideration of valua­ or the newspap«‘is. The theory
11 the NW G \ \ V « of said ,5* 30’ 50" E. a distance of 271.7
fees ami the fu rth er sum of
Hop
ai
Mai
n
a.
S
ecretary
tions ol buildings.
Millages are ot Individual resism sibllity is a
-n I point lx*ing S. feet to survey station 1 400 4- G0.9, $68.68 costs, and the fu rth er sum
Il Î R L $ \ D \ II $. G R A N G E
also changed hut the money to lx* d irt of our religion ami our gov­
E
listance of 1165.7 •* P°int in sai ! DeMoss Substation ° f $4.75 costs, and for the fu rth er
M
e
r
i-
F
i
t
-
I
a
m
i
Fiird
.M
ond
i
spent is me indicator of m unici­ ernm ent. We do not sec how a
n th«
iw
« truer i f <le *n ' ‘‘M N\V*4NW*4, said suni of $1.75 costs and disburse-
r a t li m o n ili a t 8:00 p . m
pal efficiency. Moro s|x*nt $10,- society coul.l o|M*rat<* for long on
, leu ,
Il ())’ M nt heing S. 13s 29’ 20" E. a dis- m ents and the costs of and upon
Helen
lb
ii
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k
ert,
.Master
119.78 last year and this year will any other theory
«list;
of 219.0 feet; L’nee of 1 R55.7 feet and S. 45’ 50’ this w rit commanding me to m ake
Eor the
I
lo
ie
iu
e
Iti
in
ki
l
l,
S
ecre
tary
gel $8,739.00 although the m illage
>' ’0" I a di-t i n e
f’’ distance of 184.5 feet from *ale of the following describe«!
E u rek a I .
\
| j | \.| .
will lie higher. Was o xjxmt $«’,-
•
> 1 1 n*»’ 10” the northw est corner of said Sec- real property situated in the
579.G2 last year ami tills year will
75.0 feet; thence ,,n 9 3
County of Sherman, State of Qre-
Donna Jean Gunnels of Moro
gel $1,775.<9 ami has a lowered
W. a distance of
The authority for the taking h 8on, to-wit;
CAMP
COACH
millage despite ivslueed valuation. «-pent th«1 weekeml with her gran I
e N. II A'»' 10" E. Act of F ebruary 26. 1931 (46 Stat „ Lot 1 ami 10, Block 16, ORIG-
Grass \ alley raistxi $3,917.79 last m other Mi's. !x*ona X .mGllder
1 'i <> l. ct to th e H 2 L 19 U S .C , 1952 ed. sec. 258a>. ’ INAL
" * • TOWN, .........
now City, of
Sc«»
Sumlay d inner guests of Mr.
year ami this year asks $4,082.96
m ine, containing A 1 of August 20. 1937 (50 Stat.,
Moro, Sherm an County, Ore­
Jack & J e r r y ’s Union Sta.
i«»r a higher millage ami lowered anti Mrs Rill Broughton wen*
e or less; subject ?31; 16 U.S.f’.. 1952 ed. ch 12B) as gon.
Mrs lx»ona WinGilder, Mr. and
valuation.
* public in and amen
Act ° f A ugust 1, 1888 Order determ ining am ount due
Wasco. Oregon
li is apparent th at seltools Mrs. I x>(‘ <innm*ls an ! Donna Jean
Stat. 357: 19 I SC., 1952 e«l.
•ad as now
Decree and Jm igm ent filed
lit II. I 1 s n 1 1 $1.1$ FDR
could be operated with adequate <»f Mon»
i.)i ) as amended. Public Septendx*r 17, 1959, reads a s ’fol-
.ithwest 17
A rthur Sargent has re 'clvctl ,
•erviee at a ainalter cost. Some
;c i'll XXI De- W ork- Appropriation Act. 1959, lows: “that there is presently due
* Fisherm en*
* $ .ii .ilio n e i
tiling can be learned from the fact telegram telling him of the ix
ubject also approve«! Septem ber 2, 1958, Act owing and unpaid on said decree
• I I m » t * 4 ' o t i l i ' u c l i o i i fo lk -!
ihai Gras> Valley is educating cent death of his brother in law
<1 mainten- >f Fun«* 29. 1919 (63 Stat. 203; 5 and judgment, the principal sum
99 pupils lor $25,000 while Moro John Kennedy, ut th«* latter’,
I '<(’ 1952 ed., sec. 133z). Reor- of $3,070.00 together
together with
with inter-
lists $46,000 to «“dm tile 105, So home in Rirham . Province of
ginization Plan No. 3 of 1950 (15 e»t thereon to the 1st dav of
Jar as has been made apparent Q uo 1 h * c . Catiaila.
R. 3171). Ord r No. 2.563 of the September. 1959. in the sum of
Mr. ami Mrs Martin PKbtg«xla
pupils from G rass Valley get
S«*cr«>t irv <>f the Interior (15 F. R. $181.20, with interest on Raid
along as well in high school or it ami « hlkln'n visited In H«xxl Rb
R DI O rder No. 2753 of the Sec- Principal balance at the rate^o f
toll«.‘ge as those with more exjxin e r Sunday at the home« of Mis
r iry of the Interior, as am ende!,
per annum from Septemlx*r 1
s h e training.'! he tact that Wasco Vleda Van G aashe k and Mr. and
K 9.7S9' :
1959‘ u n t‘l Paid, and the fu rth e r
is managed for a little m ore than Mrs E«l McKee E nroute home
5ou ire further notified that on sum of $150.00 atto rn ey ’s fecc and
halt the am ount .sjx-nt by Moro they drove on to Rufus to have
e -’.’ml day of April, 1959, plain- $9.50 court costs;”
should mean som ething to c iti­ «Mnner at the new F ronlter Cafe.
’iff <aui.*d to lx* filed In this
Now. Therefore, by v irtu e of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Reid visit-
z e n s W a s t e stsNii.s to base every
»1; in this cause , Declaration »aid execution, judgm ent e n te r
thing that .Mint» has, plus effici­ td their son. David, at Salem re
" L iking of the estates set out decree and on ter of sale ami in
ency. And finally, it ui^Mxirs that centlv «luring Parent's W«*eken I
the ~
commami-
. , cir in . a th«*
n , lands hereinabove compliance
, , M1 , w rlt. with
, wll',heo
-
:
the county will eventually have to at W illamette U. During the same
wc«*kcml Mrs. Eunice L utje ami
expand its road program.
"
Cour1
' ■
■' £ k of p N i ovenihe-
«laughters. Phyllis and Be\ riv
’d
T t t i
were guests of R«4x*rt Lutje. w ho
e,m ix»ns.it:on for the taking of front door of the County Court
STEEL STRIK E
also attend W illam ette U
He- m said 1 »mis
House In M«>ro. S h e rm JI a S S ?
sa »<1
The W tux» WMmen’s Study
Y
u
c
further
notified
that
if
Oregon,
sell a t public auction
The T aftH artley law will prob do»» riK't Dct 11
r , c hom e ol
you have any obj tion or de- 'subject to redemption), to the
al»l.v lx* invoked in the steel strik e Mrs Trace Fields with Mrs W d
ft nse to the taking g of your pro- highest bkkler for cash in hand
and although if is very common, ter B ru rkert and Mrs. Fxl ('ard
i>erty you a te required to s. rve all the right, title and i n ^ i
the union may quit work again
Inal as ix» h«istesses Phe imx'fln«1
tiff - at-urney. at the which the wiUdn najned I)ei
after the 89 days has passtsl Ex-
aliened with a flag salute, follow
dre
perience leaches, however, that ed hv the club collect. responsive
«les.gnated w ithin datK and each and all of them
the men like money well enough
L
h 7 J ’! : <kUe ° f th* x
WU h M ™
rres’Jng ami the lo r d 's prayer
to vote for steady employment Religion Is tielng stresxcxl th n
’ of this sum m ons th e l,th day of July, 19.57 the
after u long layoff.
identifying ’’ate of the filing of the irons
\ c i r by the National F ederltion
It <i|»|x*ars to one otjNvrvef tliat Mrs Ernest shull was welcome I
rtv in w h ih you claim * D p t of judgm ent herein or
In erest s’a ting the na- J^nce that date had in ami to the
Mr. McDonald 111a .«• a fine argu­ as a new memFvw Mrs Bill R, |t|
ment for the iXMii|*«inkss when he IkrougM as a guest Mrs Bill H es­
’ ' e:; f ..“ ‘ t p,e ‘n h '^ ’d
described property or any
laini ed uxi stating all your db- Part thereof, to satisfy «aid
Htiid that if the pr«»]»osc<| work sen of Wincouver. R C. Mrs RU|
evtion- •3 «leferses to the tak- cudon. jm igm ent order and de-
rules were in force it would idle Rel«i. program chairm an, in tr »-
1OO.94X) steel w orkers. TYint mav «lu«x*d Mrs <’o||ks Moore of Moro
o. y • .,r Pr..p e m \ failure so cree. interest, costs and accruing
fdc n 1 serve an answ er shall <8»sts.
accruing
not be an adm ission that th e u n ­ Repuhlk-nn National Committee
ions enforce wixk rules that are woman, who wwa the guest speak­
« a <'»i-et’’ <» the taking
’kited October 2 1959
to the authority of the Court
First Pttblication
•Vpenaive ami inefficient, but It e r Mrs Moore tokl tlx* group
Octolier 2,
sounds like it.
ptxx eed to hear the action and 1950.
u a« a«
how national commltt>x*men an ’
fix
the
just
compensation
and
xl.lHI
p
t
S3.04)
PV
When the nation la s two o r­ women are chosen, ami of h er
^¡-ast Publication, October
23.
all
')•>«» tlh JH6Ü Rh
istitute a waiver of all <te-
ganizations with the pow er and «lutles as chairm an of the rtxx»,»-
‘1 ’ «abjections rot so pre-
01D3ÏÏNNY fflJÔttK CO lôtiîsvi
staying ability of the steel union tion orwmttt<»e at the recent dcdl-
GEOROF J. GIESER, JR.
nt«T. X L liib v A l
nted.
and the steel (xvmpnnles hniyain- cation of Tin* Dalles «lam
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF - Kl
Sheriff of Sherman Countv
itUTRAL SPIRITS
■e further notified that *f
° r<* on-
48-5RÌ
jjB b r r m a n
(C o u n ty
f lu u r u a l
OctoixT 1G Mr. and Mi-. I . e »
W atkins, Mrs. Arlene Kirkwood
ami Mrs. Harold W lnegar drove
to H eppner, w here the ladles a t­
tended a regular m eeting of the
San Souci Rebekah lodge. The
H eppner lodge was honored tha;
evening by a visit from Ruth
Vose, of Portland, who is presi­
dent of the Rebekah Assembly of
Oregon. Mr. W atkins attended the
Sherm an-H eppner football ga.ne
while there.
The Tillicum bridge club met
Oct. 15 at the home of Mrs. T r u e
Fields in Rufus. A dessert lun it
was s -rved by the hostess at 1:30.
The house was very attractive
with flowers from Mrs. Field '
sjxnious yard. W inning high Wus
Mrs. Pat Patrick while Mrs. H ai­
ry VanGdrier received low.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud«’ Blubaug i
sj*ent the weekend in Pasco, Wn.,
visiting Claude’s sister and hus­
band Mr. and Mrs. H arry Ger­
lach.
The John Day Cafe has a new
m anager beginning this last week.
She Is Mrs. Bertha Hicks of 'I lie
Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Butler an I
family of Portland visited Mr .
B utler’s parents Mr. and Mrs. A;-
lee Wilson last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Bains of
Portland spent the weekend 1:1
Rufus at the home of Mrs. Rain’s
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Trace
W ANT
About The County
riiSS 31
ADS
Dr- Otis G, Perkins
C h i n o o k
H V SETTLE FO E
LESS T H A N THIS GREAT
KENTVG
II5 K E Y ?