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M u ltn o m a h by so m e p ro fe s s o rs it
P o r tla n d S ta le college sh o u ld p u t
a p o s itiv e h alt to m a n y 1*1 It tic,
th e o r ie s . T h e stu d y sh o w s v d th
good d e a l ol coiiclu. i 'ii Ilia pi
e m e ts h e a v ily Detnucr«atic vote ‘d
ag a in s l a p in o i h ia tiu n s m o re cv r-
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m a ju ri ty oí v<>ters w ert • H epuin li*
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a n d oil (la
an d I l lo cal o fficei
fe d e ra l, st;
la r u s if
w ho tr e a te a p u b lic
it w ere som eth in g to lie g o t t
rid of and quick. Vet the evidence
is there.
1 lie R epublicans, it
seem s, have been voting for sm
a p p r o p r ia tio n s as a p p e aled on ll
ballot w hile voting lor m en wl ,
talked econom y lo r officials.
Reason given by som e wl ,
have read (lie study is that tl .
new U eaieis ol th e tiiirlie - w « ,
s t a r te d th e c o u n try d o w n th .
ny
th e a p p o in tiv e p o w e r,
th e r
g o v e rn o r
o r c o u n ty
t, s h o u ld h a v e h a lf, o r ap-
a m u te ly h a lf, th e p e rs o n s nor-
y a v a ila b le fo r a n a p p o in t-
t re m o v e d by so m e silly e d ict
us tin s w e c a n n o t see.
iv w h o le th in g se e m s h e lp fu l
. to p o litic a l p a rtie s a n d jsd-
tn s W h e n a U. S. S e n a to r d ies
g o v e rn o r s h o u ld is.* a b le to
o u t th e m a n in tiie s ta te w ho
I do th e b est jo b . A re s tric tiv e
tiia t le ft h im h u t h a lf th e
h e r to ch o o se fro m is n o t d e ­
ed fo r tiie p u b lic good.
S iiern ta n
p ic rig t it m
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If all th e liest can d i-
d a te s ai IC I J e m o c ra ts th e law h a s
to cffei l i ; if
; so m e good o n e s a re
(e p u h lic a tis th e c o u rt c a n n o t
o iisid er th em . A nd th a t, w e sa.v,
a h ell o f a w ay to ru n a g o v ern -
ten t.
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iiecau.se its bureau«
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LARGE W E STE R X A
M ID W E S T E R N
l l lM I ’ANY
MAN O F
W O M AN • w ith
la te
m o d el c a r o r p a n e l tr u c k ; re ­
p re s e n t w o rld fa m o u s W a tk in s
P ro d u c ts . C re d it a v a ila b le , if
q u a lifie d . F o r fre e d e ta ils w r ite
Mr. H u n te r, 3903 B ro o k ly n A ve.
S e a ttle 5 , W a sh in g to n .
31-3c
lias need lor local salaried
V in to n W a tk in s, W . M.
r e s e u t a liie in th is vicin ity
L u p in e R e b e k a h I o !ge No. t ‘8 O regon. A fter full (rain in g,
man w ill In* esta b lish ed in
area u itb o u tsta n d in g salary
com m ission arran gem en t.
F lo ren ce T hom pson, .N. G.
O ver s u n a Month
H e le n M artin S ecretar»
and ap­
p ro x im a te ly 18,750 g a llo n s o f g a s ­
o lin e, m o re o r less, fo r S h e rm a n
C o u n ty S ch o o l D is tric ts No. 3 R u ­
fu s, No. 7, W asco, No. 9 J , K en t,
No. 17, M oro, No. 23 G ra s s V alley,
a n d fo r th e S h e rm a n C o u n ty H ig h
S chool D is tric t No. 1, a n d th e
S h e rm a n
C o u n ty
R u ra l School
D is tric t fo r th e 1960-1961 fiscal
y e a r a s sp e c ifie d .
S p e c ific a tio n s a n d b id s h e e ts
m a y be o b ta in e d a t th e o ffic e of
th e C o u n ty C le rk a t th e C o u rt­
h o u se in M oro, O regon.
F o r g a so lin e , b id d e r s h a ll bid at
p ric e ¡>er g a llo n le ss fe d e ra l tax ,
d e liv e re d in th e s to ra g e ta n k s of
th e c o u n ty a t th e
C o u rth o u s e ,
c o u n ty sh e d a n d ro c k
c ru s h e r;
a n d in s to ra g e ta n k s of th e v a r i­
o u s sch o o l d is tric ts .
S u c c e ss fu l b id d e r w ill bill each
d is tr ic t an d th e c o u n ty s e p a ra te ly .
E ffe c tiv e p e rio d s h a ll lie b e tw e e n
J u ly 1, PJ60 a n d J u n e 30, 1961.
T h e g a so lin e , d ie s e l oil, a n d fu e l
o il b id s sh a ll lie c o n s id e re d one
bid.
T iie b id d e r s h a ll u se th e bid
fo rm fu r n is h e d w ith th e fu e l oil,
d ie se l oil, a n d g a so lin e re q u ir e ­
m e n t s h e e ts.
I t is f u r t h e r u n d e rs to o d th a t
th e a m o u n ts lis te d in th e s|»ecifi-
c a tio n s a r e e s tim a tio n s o n ly , an d
th e c o u n ty a n d e a c h d is tr ic t m ay
p u rc h a s e m o re o r less ac c o rd in g
to th e ir in d iv id u a l n eed s.
B id s w ill lie o p e n e d a n d re a d
a lo u d a t 11:30 a. m . W e d n e sd a y ,
J u ly 6, 1960, in th e C o u n ty C o u rt
R oom in th e C o u rth o u s e a t M oro,
O regon.
T h e C o u rt r e s e r v e s th e r ig h t to
'.eject a n y o r a ll bids.
D ated a t M oro, O reg o n , th is
15th d ay of J u n e , 1960.
S H E R M A N C O U N TY C O U R T
P u b lis h J u n e 17 a n d 24, 1960
rep- CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G by
of
ap |M )lntinent o n ly . C u sto m c u r ­
the
ing
M eat c u ttin g , w ra p p in g ,
Ibis
s h a r p freeze. K e n n y 's M a rk e t,
ami
G ra
V alley
Call E D
fo r apjM dntm ent.
23-tfn
L IV E S T O C K M en • Do it y o u r ­
se lf - " A n c h o r B ra n d ” A n im al
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(> < > U IIS .
L u i « ka Lodge \ ». 121 A.E.iX. V. ’
H e a lth P ro d u c ts , ivenicillin, a n d
M eets o n tiie 1st and 3 : i «
M usi nave a goo«l car and In* aide
in s tr u m e n ts a r e a v a ila b le a t
s‘ 4 ' x' to it«* awa.v from hom e «luring (lie
y o u r Co-op O il a n d S u p p ly a t
m o n th .
V isitin g ii
T h e D alles.
20c tf n
c o r ia lly in v ite d to m eet w »T us w i « k. S eal appeal in g and o ver 21.
R o n ald P ow ell, W . M.
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E v e ry S a tu r d a y a t T h e D alles
EMPLOYS! ENT
L iv e sto c k C o m m issio n - A u c tio n
»loro I.O lM iE N o . 113 I.O.O.F,
Y ard, S o u th on N ew D alles-C alif
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11 Tran«
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LIN ESTO C K -- 12:30
BOV 1201
a re c o rd ia lly in v ite d .
P. M. L u n c h a t th e y a r d s G ra d e
F lo y d H a in e s. ;«. ( .
PO R TL A N D , OREGON
"A ” R e s ta u r a n t. P h o n e CY 6-
I«eo Watkins, Secretary
4672 o r CY 6-4513, * h e D alles,
Include
full
nam
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age
address,
B e th le h e m C h a p te r No. 78 O.KJ4
O reiion.
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V isiting
o f T h e D alles a n d th e M id-Col­
I. M o r o . O re m ent record.
u m b ia PC A , 4 th & C o u rt S ts.
Im o g e n e H ai
W . M.
C P p re s s 6-2468.
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W \N T to m a k e $20 o r m o re a d a y
m e r w o rk . C all JO 5-3223. 30-4p
M eets F irst mid I bird S atu rd ays
fo r p a r t
o r full
tim e ro u te
SA LES
each m onth at K:(Mt p. m.
w o rk ? M an o r W o m a n . W rite W IN K -G O L D E N D A L E
Y ard, G o ld en d ale , W ash ., h a s
L a u ra S at h e r, M aster
M cN ess Co., B ox 4011, O ak lan d ,
an a u c tio n e v e ry F rid a y at one
F lo re n c e B ru e k e rt, S ec’y.
23. C alif.
34p
o ’clock. W e h a v e th e m a r k e t if
FO R S A L E : M a g n ific e n t h om e,
you h a v e th e liv e sto c k . G u a r­
on
D e sc h u te s.
H e a d q u a rte r s -
a n te e d to p p rices. F r a n k W in k
H u n tin g . F is h in g . H . L. M orris,
33c-tfn
B ro k e r, T ygii V alley, O reg. 37p
T W O la rg e full b lood y o u n g J e r ­
sey cow s, fre s h o n e w eek. G e n ­ LEGAL NOTICES
tle, h e a v y ^»rpdu c e rs . $175.00
«♦ th p J e r r y J ^ ^ t n e r , Ph. 7914, (A L L FDR RIDS
t y CKCi»OK>t>nf
D u fu r /O re g m i.
34 -5 p
N O T IC E IS H E R B Y G IV E N ,
S T A T E .V ID E PA ir* I' CO. c o m ­ th a t sealed b id s w ill be rec e iv e d
IN T E N T IO N TO
S h e rm a n NOTICE OF
p le te p a in tin j, a n d d e c o ra tin g a t th e O ffice o f th e
s e rv ic e , s p r a y o r b ru s h . P h o n e C o u n ty C le rk a t th e C o u rth o u s e MODIFY N A T U R A L P R E C IP I­
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6 5293, 1205 E. in M oro, O reg o n , u p u n til 5 p. m. TATIO N BY A R T I F IC 1 A L
M EANS
12th S t. V e rn C a m p b e ll a n d J u ly 1, 1960 fo r th e fo llo w in g :
F o r fu r n is h in g
a p p ro x im a te ly TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
X-
J a c k N ull, T h e D alles, O r. 3 8tfn
so B E D O R E G O N s t a te a p p ro v e d 30,(MM) g a llo n s, m o re o r less of N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t it is
n u r s in g h o m e lo c a te d in lieau- d iesel oil, a n d a p p ro x im a te ly 20,- th e in te n t o f th e W a te r R e so u rc e s
tif u l H ood R iv e r V alley, w ith 000 g allo n s, m o re o r less of r e g u ­ D e v e lo p m e n t C o rp o ra tio n o f 460
lo v e ly fen ced g ro u n d s . W e a c ­ la r g a so lin e fo r S h e rm a n C o u n ty ; S o u th B o a rd w a y , D en v er, C olo­
c e p t all ty p e s o f -e ld e rly c ases, a n d a p p ro x im a te ly 2000 b a rre ls , ra d o , w h ic h h o ld s L ic e n se No. 32
a s w ell a s ro o m a n d b o a rd c a r? . m o re o r less, o f fuel oil, a p p r o x i­ o f th e S ta te o f O reg o n to e n g a g e
m a te ly 16,000 g allo n s of d ie se l o r in o p e ra tio n s to m o d ify n a tu r a l
p re c ip ita tio n by a rtific ia l m e a n s,
Savin« for the things you want can be lots of fun,
A<r««
fo r a n d on tie h a lf of M O R RO W
vb.'n saving doesn't demand any sacrifice or cut backs
COU NTY W E A T H E R R E S E A R ­
i i your budget.
CH A S S O C IA T IO N
lo c a te d a t
I hat s why the S&H Green Stamp saving plan is so
E cho, O regon. T h e o b je c t o f th e
ab o v e p ro g ra m w ill be to in c re a s e
popular today with 25 million families in this and other
n a tu r a l ra in fa ll.
States.
1. T h e a re a to be a ffe c te d is d e s ­
Saving SXII Green Stanif doesn’t require giving up
c rib e d a s ly in g w ith in
c e n tr a l
something else. I hey re c.tz/uv that you get when you
M o rro w C o u n ty a n d n o r th w e s te r n
shop at stores that give them. Actuallv, they're discounts
l m a ttila C o u n ty , S ta te o f O regon.
Y ou p r o b a b ly k n o w th a t
on jour purchases - li
h o p e M r. B u o y a n c y is s till
2. T h e o p e ra tio n w ill be c o n d u c t­
kind that iqanuf'actincrs
"('hip" W allace w as just a p ­
dow n th ere w hen 1 jum p in.”
ed th r o u g h
th e u se o f g ro u n d -
an I merchants receive.
pointed sw im m in g instructor
From w here I sit, w h oever
based s ilv e r io d id e g e n e r a to r s lo­
With your filled bi e
5. H Green Stamps, \e u
at ihe Boys Club.
said ‘‘e x p e r ie n c e is the b est
c a te d
w ith in
th e
C o u n tie s of
can get at no added c
of 1,500 items of dis-
Seems in his first group, he
t e a c h e r ” w a s r ig h t. F o r i n ­
G
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n
t,
W
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eeler,
W
asco,
G illiam ,
had th ree youngsters who w ere
tineuished merchandi .*
stance, I think all of us k n o w -
linest made in Ameiiea.
M orrow , l m a ttila a n d S h e rm a n ,
hesitant even about the sh al­
through experience — how im ­
You'll find them at vom nearest S \l I Green Stamp
S ta te o f O regon.
low end of the pool. They said
portant “toleran ce” is betw een
1'edcmption Center. Or order them b\ mail from the
3. T h e p e rio d o f o p e ra tio n w ill
“ w e’d sink.” O l course, Chip
neighbors. In little things too,
d id n 't try to force them — he
Ite fro m on o r a b o u t 1 O c to b e r
beautiful SX!I catalog, if there’s no center
like my respecting your right
dem onstrated. He jum ped in,
I960 to on o r a b o u t 30 S e p te m b e r
to choose a favorite beverage—
nearer you than 20 miles away.
popped right up, explained th a t
1961.
and your respecting my choice
body b u o y an cy h ad p u sh ed
of an occasional glass of beer.
W A TER RESO U RCES D E­
him back to th e surface.
That w ay w e'll sw im not sink
V E L O P M E N T C O R P O R A T IO N
However, one of the young­
■—as friends!
B y R. L. K r ie r
s te rs shook his h ead in d is-
W a te r R e so u rc e s D e v e lo p m e n t
L .L .7 . “G ee,'' h e said , “I sure
C orp. 460 S o u th
B ro a d w a y ,
D e n v e r 9, C o lo rad o
D A T E D 15 J u n e 1960
Ct n j 11, ¡900, I niteJ Stales Ureuers Foundation
P u b lish J u n e 24 & J u ly 1, 1960
LET L r DO
YOUR PRINTING
SHERMAN COUNTY
Journal
It’s thrifty to save
STAMPS
. . . and lots of fun too!
«J ^roni w^ere I si* •
Marsh
Ever Have
That "Sinking" Feeling?
SEE
lie p arty p atro n age they
s useful to the jiolltician
< O M IN G
S ta te G r
D o n ’t I >rget th a n n u a l (.
p ic n ic ii
p a rk Si
J u n e 26.
g ers a n d
fr ie n d s a
o a tte n d
G ra n g t
P
g e t th im
re a d y fo r th e a
G ra n g e bazaar a n d d in n e r
h eld a t th e D a b n o r E qui{
b u ild in g e le c tio n d ay .
N ow tiia t
s p r in g w o rk
an I
w e e d in g is d o n e, w ill th t
ra n g e
c o m m itte e on C o m m u n ity Serv
et d o w n to D eM oss p a rk a n d g et
th in g s a rr a n g e d fo r th e pic nk?
a n d a n y o n e e lse th a t ca n c o n «
H o m e E c. m e t w ith F lore: nee
B ru e k e rt an d A g n e s B en so n th e
2nd T h u rs d a y
o f th is m or Ith.
w ith a v e ry
p o o r a tte n d a n t
H. E . c h a ir m a n failed o r forgi
to n o tify m e m b e rs.
J o s e p h in e
G e n tr y
w on
ti
• O / GREEN
CORNED DEE
T hose w om en who m ake a hv-
m g hy telling o th e r wom en and
a few Ixired m ale cooks w hat to
cook and how to cook It have got-
ten aro u n d to corned Iieef again.
It's |x»polarity is co n stan tly re-
vived at in d efin ite periods.
T iiat may com e as a su rp rise
ro a d to w a rd in so lv e n c y m e gel
tin g old, an d p e rh a p s m o le sen ¡o v eteran s of the first W orld W ar
slid e , a n d
sp e n d in g is liu rtm , ; who may not have know n m uch
alxm t corned iieef itself hut cer-
th e m .
W h atever Ihe reason, it all fit; , tamlv cam e to d islike its progeny
into a theory we h av e expressed corned beef hash. Like sj»am in
on several occasions. It is tiiat W orld W ar 11 it got a had mime
ihe Democratic party is leally because eatin g it w as com pulsory,
m ore conserv ativ e than the Re- Well, may lie not com pulsory, you
publican p arty and has on its d id n t have to eat it It was some
th in g like the old expression; “ If
record tiie opposition of
hi like beans
d in n e r's ready;
p ro g ressiv e tilings. T h at is prove
you don't like lieans d in n e r's
aide.
And to continue: w henever any over.
jHilitical p arly becomes the m inor-
( d in e d beef is good food and
Ity p a rly for any considerable corned Iieef hash is good food if
lim e it eventually finds som e lead you have a choice about it. liul
er w ho can appeal to d issid en t vvhy tiie cooks iiother witli it we
elem en ts and enlist them In th e can n o t imagine. N e ith e r should be
p arty to m ake a m ajority. R oose- cooked alth o u g h a little w arm in g
veil w as able to m ak e I lenioerat m a k e s the hash a little easier to
out of people unhappy o v er tiie take.
depression and tiie new deal, like
Wc do not have the h ea rt o r
it is said of com m unism , th riv ed the stom ach to read th e recipes
now ap p e arin g th a t featu re thi>
on poverty.
n n ed w illie hut p resu m ab ly
F u th e rm u re w hen any p arty i ,
io I of the w rite rs suggest inix-
long tiie m ajo rity
p arty it lie
ig it w ith sonic green o r yellow
com es conservative. T he out are
•getables of w hich they are so
alw ays the progressiva* II the
h isto ry of ¡Hilltical p arties follow
»ud. I hey an* said to contain
itam ins, o r p ro te in s o r some-
the u sual course the R epublican
ilng good for you. ((’an you im ­
will soon liecome the most pro
g resslv e if not
already
uni I b u e eatin g so m eth in g Itecause it
they a tta in a m ajo rity of voters. w a - good lor you?I Those Argeii-
n line cows would die of sham e if
It has ls*en going on fot
they thought a can of th e ir flank
Wc h a» (* a lw ays I»cen convint il meat d id n t have all th e v itam in s
i- any m an would need
that a m a jo rity (•f citizen s
|M>SC big spclidilii.; and big g
cim i lent w hich ha s been allow
ow
W ANT
it wl
E d ito i
tnter-vd ■« aecund et« •
puotofficc « I Muro,
Or
•i (»nitri-»« «,f March J.
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F R ID A Y , Il N E 21, I960
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More eloquent than any words is the silence of
the 1960 Cadillac in motion. Eloquent, too, is the
delighted look of the man who has just driven otic
tor the first time. I t says so unmistakably, “ Never
before, a car to compare with this!' It is a literal
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SUNSET MOTOR CO
tact that you must concentrate to detect ^te sound
ot a 1 >60 Cadillac—except, of course, lor the gentle
whisper of the wind and the soft hum of the tires
on the pavement. Your authorized Cadillac dealer
invites you to trv this unique driving experience
tl T l l O R l Z E b ^ ^ a d f y l > f - o ' DEALER
Tluid A Jefferson.
The Dalles, Oregon