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PAOH 1 SHEEHAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON Sherman County Inum ai FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, Ittii WELFARE CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by out by the Master. On the card umbia PCA, 4th 4 Court Sts. After a week end of listening l>art y comi inittee Atlee Wilson appointm ent only. Custom c u r CPpress 6-2466. tfn. to |>ersons In many positions of ing Meat cutting, wrapping, told of the good attendance. He WANTED: Livestock for Con l»y M rs . G eorge F o x public trust, the TV program s on sharp freeze. K enny’s Market, was told to buy some new decks signm ent, The Dalles Livestock Olle« K French Editor the subject and from talking to Grass Valley. Call ED 3 2345 of canis to use at the hall. SPIN ET PIANO: W ant responsi Commission, Inc. Sale every A pink and blue shower honor a lot of folks we have come to for appointm ent. 23-tfn The Grange will stop having ble party to assume small mo. Saturday, 12:0« Noon. For In m m c u . h I c U m tu a lla r a t tS . ing Mrs. John G riffith was held at have a great d istrust of the whole ruM offlea at Moro. Oregon, under 4 their pot luck dinners now that pyts. Also elec, organ. W rite STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com form ation. Ed Coles CY 6-4672, of Coa«r«M at Marek *. H7». welfare program. There is good the Kufus Grange Hall last Wed it is time for the work season. plete painting an«l decorating Credit M gr, Tallman Plano or CY 6-4513. P O. Box 631, The nesday afternoon. The hostesses reason to believe that welfare is Grange will have refresh service, spray or brush. Phone Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. 15-17c Dalles, Oregon 13tfn N A TIO N AL ( O IT O IIA l conducted for the benefit of those were Mrs. Fay Brackett and her The after the meetings now. CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. )A s g > t f i T|f N who have jobs at it. That is the daughter in law, Mrs Je rry B ra ments BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL For the literary program the 12th St. Vern Campbell and eventual end of all bureaucra ckett with Mrs. Dolph Baker help lecturer had all sing “Twilight ERS AT COST: E venrude Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn LEGAL NOTICES ing serve the refreshm ents. cies, we know, but we didn't Electric 40 & 75 HP. Bellboy A LIVESTOCK Men • Do It your NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mrs. Fay Brackett had charge is Stealing” with Mrs Fay Brack think this one had gone that far. ett on the piano. A round “Row, Hot Boats. You can’t beat my In the County Court ut the self • "Anchor Brand" Animal Welfare and the other stats of the program which consisted Row Your Boat” by different prices, m ust sell by Jan u ary 1. H ealth Products, penicillin, and date of Oregon for the County o- guessing games, readings by agencies that should tie responsi groups. A reading George Wash Come in or call — term s avail instrum ents are available at f Sherman. ble perm it women to go right Mrs. Trace Fields and Mrs. Full ington by lecturer; “The Wood- able. OSCAR’S SPORTING Notice is hereby given that the your Co-op Oil and Supply at ington sang a num ber with Mrs. ahead bearing illegitim ate child pile” a poem w ritten by Robert GOODS, downtown MADRAS. The Dalles. 20c tfn undersigned have been appointed Je rry Brackett accompanying her ren, according to Judge Langtry Also Chinook Camp Coach. executors of the estate of GUY Then Mrs. G rif Frost was read by Mrs. Richard in Ids talk to editors at Eugene on the piano. 10 ft. g.9c BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL C. ANDREWS, deceased, by the Hoyle; Mrs. Bill Huck read “The fith was seated at the gift laden ERS AT COST: E venrude Jounty Court of the S tate of Ore OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER Friday. Such children are welfare Grocery Store”; musical chairs Electric 46 & 75 HP; Bellboy b gon for Sherman County and subjects from the start. Sob table where she opened her many was played by the group and a 80 BED OREGON state approved MURIR KIPTION RATER gifts assisted hy Mrs. Fullington nursing home located in beau Dot Boats. Y’ou can’t beat my have qualified. All persons hav ONE YEAR »3.0« stories about oldsters and their and Mrs. Je rry Brackett. The game was played to end the pro tiful Hood R iver Valley, w ith prices, m ust sell by January 1. living quarters seem designed gram. ing claims against said estate are lovely fenced grounds. We ac F E B R U A R Y 24, 1 96 I Come in or call — term s avail more to arouse sym pathy and gifts were passed around for all The gifts which were brought hereby notified to present the to see. The guests were placed in cept all types of elderly cases, able. OSCAR’S SPORTING same duly verified as by law re produce appropriations than to for the G ranges birthday were as well as room and board care. GOODS, downtown MADRAS. quired, to the undersigned at help oldsters who merely want a circle around the gift table. opened by the master. Quite a few The refreshm ents of white de TRUCK GIVE AWAY 31-tfn. Also Chinook Camp Coach. to be let alone The hassle about 6927 N. E. Broadway, Portland, corated cake and coffee was se r cups were given. Roy Means spoke 10 ft. g-9c distribution of free government briefly on increase in grange at WINK - GOLDENDALE SALES Oregon w ithin six month from E arlier thia m onth we received food ved. The favors were napkins which Oregon does not do tendance, farm surpluses and Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has a letter and an envelope full of T here’s some thing you would the date hereof. made in the form of diapers hold because the cost of distribution Huck said she purchased a set of an auction every Friday at one like to buy and th e re ’s something Dated and first published on m aterial atxmt the 1952 battle is more than the value of the food ing candies at each place. The stainless steel tablew are and a o clock. We have the m arket if you ought to sell and this is the February 3, 1961. which ended by affirm ation of centerpiece was a long clothes has nevertheless been blown into you have the livestock. Guar- place to do both. Last publication on February 24 the weight-mile tax for trucks in an issue. It will now be done. line down the center of the table toaster with the money she got for the Art Macheels when they anteed top prices. Frank Wink. 1961. Oregon, it mentioned that the with m inature garm ents held by FOR A gricultural loans see FLBA T here’s a lot of regulations burned out recently at Biggs. C. P. ANDREWS (EXECUTOR) 33c tfn truckers had introduced a bill to clothes pins on the line. of The Dalles and the Mid-Col about the use of money by wel- P. M ANDREWS (EXECUTOR) reduce the rales. Roy Shafer won the gift for . The Home Ec Club meeting of faie recipients and it requires H R S . 116-505 It interested us very little at the lecturer's fund drawing. Rol- Wasco and Sherman County was a lot of jieople to try to enforce fcu re k a Ix x lg e N o . 121 A .P .A A . ’ land Johnson made three altars the time because the people had them when it would lie better if held at the Kufus Grange hall defeated the 1952 attem pt to cut for use of the three graces of Tl ursday afternoon. Mrs. Buetler Meets on the 1st and 3ro the elders were given the money truck fees by 135,468 to 481,730 the grange and presented them 1 hursday evenings eacn : 4 ( and perm itted to spend it as they of Oswego, the district H. E and it did not seem likely at this meeting. A special thanks nonth. Visiting m enibeis _ chairm an, was present. She told chose if they spent it for whisky cordially invited to meet with uf that any good legislator nor any no much the quicker. of the different programs of the went to Rolland for all his work. Max Belshe, W. M. Grange. i>oor legislator with a memory The Kufus Community church Anyway there is evidence Ir ving H art, Secretary held a basket social at the Grange or one with respect for the ¡>eo- Kufus Grange met Thursday pie's will would vote for another enough to cause citizens to take evening at the bull with a 0:30 hal1 Saturday night.Several skits, harlandview grange a long, hard look at welfare and M eets F ir s t and T h ir d S a tu rd a y s leadings and vocal pantomime such bill. Hut, the impossible try to determ ine what the money ixjt luck supper honoring the each m o n th a t 8:00 p. m . happened. The state senate vote«! is being spent to help. The wel Rufus Grunge’s birthday anniver num bers were given hy the local |>eople. Robert Davis acted as the 21 to 5 to cut big truck taxes. E arl Gentry, Master sary. Mrs. Rolland Johnson made fare talk may do some good. Florence Bruckert, Sec’y. And by big truck we mean big the decorated cake and the II. E. auctioneer, first selling the girls baskets, then the womens. With trucks, those over 44,000 pounds. club brought the ice cream. B e th le h e m C h a p te r N o . 78 O.EJ4 several donations given after There are two classes of these I N V E N T O R Y T A X There Meets every second Thurs was a good crowd out wards the fund to buy equipment Kate Table A would have a top of day each month. _ for the Visiting Members of the legislature evening meeting at which for the basement recreation room 40 mills instead of 48 mills ami m em bers invited. Moro Ore the who are trying to get rid of the m aster Mrs.Rol land Johnson in the church is more than $200 foi trucks over 76,000 pounds the Erm a Johnson W M. • Be sure your house is w eather stripped and insu presided. Roy Means was a guest tax on inventories have not done Bev. John Griffith, pastor of the increase after that would be one Dorothy Heater. Secretary lated. Y ou’ll save heat and heating dollars. mill per ton instead of 2.5 mills. their home work. Now the inven of the evening He is the State church, was well pleased. l a y lo r M ) D G K A . F . « A M Mr. and Mrs. Win. Baum were Under Kate IS the top rate would tory tax is a most Inequitable Grange deputy and gatekeeper. • lx*aky faucets waste hot water. Usually a new Mrs. Bert Swigart H. E. chair leaders in another square dance Wasco Meets F irst and b. 60 mills and the increase after tax in that some m erchants move washer will stop this waste. Third Tuesdays. Visiting that would be 2.5 mills instead of their stock every tw< weeks and man made a presentation of a ai the Rufus school gym Satur- others every two years widen m aster’s cloth. Rufus Grange has d.i> night. Couples as far away hrethern welcome. • Plan to iron a num ber of things a t one time. Thia three. Harland McDonald, W M is more economical than turning the iron off and Where, we would like to know, means that one man would pay never had a cloth for any of the as Wamic and Tygh Valley were on several times a day. Vernon Root, Secretary did this 24 senators get (lie idea on one-tweny fifth of his valua offices excepting the altar cloth. present as well as a good bunch Lu|>Tne~Ttebekah 1 xxfje fig the people wanted any such deal tion and another twice the valua I he H. E. Club got the money by liom Moro. Mr. Baum Is more • T oday’s autom atic dishw ashers are large enough saving White Satin sugar sacks. than generous with his time in as that. There has been no de tion That is poor taxation. flBstS Meet« 2nd and 4th Tuew to do most families* dishes on a once a-day basis, The suggestion that ail person A griculture chairm an Holland conducting these classes for the crease in tru ck s— not on our va&J” ‘»ays of each month. VisP saving hot water and dishw asher running time. ing members welcome road anyw ay— the cost of noth al property taxes lx» done away Johnson told of farm subsidies. community. Florence Thompson, n . G. ing else is down; competition with is lietter yet. Why should a Mrs. Harland McDonald on legis 1 hese are just a few of the ways you get your big I he Wasco school came to Ru Holon M artin, Secretary does not itother trucks; the roads man who raises l»eef have to pay lation told of work lieing done to gest value from dependable PP&L electric service. fus Friday night to play games are Itetter than ever; a new su r a; least one y e a r’s taxes while a relieve the unemployment. Use it often and efficiently. Live better electrically. Moro IX J D G E N O . 113 | . ( >.O .F . with the Rufus school. F irst the George Fox on (‘(location says vey of truck damage to roads man who raises turkeys or m ut M^t® 1st and 3rd Tuea girls volley hall game with the ton pays none? Ther are Inequi- the Kufus school has been allot shows that they «Io more than a C ^ d a y s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran. Wasco girls victorious. Then the PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY third of the damage. Tlie high ties innum erable in that sort of ted federal funds to build on ex sient and visiting brothers Wasco grade school basketball are cordially invited. way commission strongly oppos taxation. tra classrooms and lor help with hoys beat the Rufus boys. The Floyd Haines. N. (*’. But there are two things wrong the teaching staff. The Kufus ed the hill. town basket hall team of men l<eo W atkins, Secretary Resides this state is trying to with the plan and that is where school census has expanded from drew sides, and the Wasco side match federal funds for highway these Ixiys in Salem haven’t done 85 to 185 pupils in the last year. Iwat the Rufus bunch, but all bad building and the loss of this mil enough studying. First: it would Mrs. Jane Peterson on safety a fine time playing and watching lion dollars to truckers will cut take at least 4 ( 4 % tax on busi said the Grange should have a this fine sport. highway spending by ten million ness to offset the I>ersonaJ pro first aid kit in the Grange. Mrs. Neal Eaton who has spent the NOTICE IS HEREBY given to The legal dollars. If it passes citizens will perty tax and that ís too much, Bert Swigart was given $2 which voters of Sherman there is no equitable had lieen given to the Grange for last year In the armed services of Sherman County, State of Oregon. that District have to initiate aguinst it which Second: In Germany arrived in Rufus a way to send It hack said district will lie to the coun- a birthday gift to buy first aid will cost them money. Ami in the week ago with his wife, Breni- f o r ih ''* * ' lhe f‘S,al •V<'ar Juli- the purpose process they will engender a lot ties that would lose income from material. Holland Johnson said 1» 1961, and ending June 3«, 1962, of dis- it. Hurney county has around 44 the leak in the main hall had been liilda, from Wiesbaden, Germany. herein- anger. I he.v are staying with Neal’s p a t percent of Ks total in personal repaired. The leak came from ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eaton, |»ro|»erty; Home others have 12 around the chimney. Miss Mary I I) G E T an«l Neal will seek a job w ith the |x*rccnt. Brackett spoke of the hills in the I ‘Hi I 1962 construction company here. As a practical measure it can’t legislature concerning education. DO IT YOURSELF Mr. and Mrs. Roger Blackburne be done allboug! 1 the theory is Bill Huck on insurance says he E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S On another day while rum m ag excellent. The and sons, Craig and Scott, of practical ollen can w rite insurance if anyone ing in search of som ething we Stl>l>s execution of the theoretical needs It. At TUAI. R E C E IP T S Portland sjient the weekend visit Budget For found a tool once found in many ing Rogers folks Mr. and Mrs. For Allowance The new password was given 1959-6« homes and still useful, we pr» George Blackburne of Rufus. 1958 59 MOTIVATION IM Year For 2nd Year sume It was my g ran d fath er’s F reviens E n d u in g Y e a r C u rren t Year Previous pair of forceps. Now grandpa was Mike Frey, president of the C u rren t 4 ear C u rren t Year a useful citizen of his several lo rtlu n d Chamlier of Commerce 1«. REYKN'I'E FROM |.(N ’AI. ROURCKS* WA S H IN G T O N A N D communities. Outside of lieing a 11.1 District Tax Received being a little rough o» legls’ in year levied sort of champion chess and check ators Of all degrees when lie in ' t r A A A I I r 8 16,187.00 l.»0 Other Sources, $ 17,565 (Hl er player he was a surveyor who tim ated that the tax « 14,475 00 problems of Miscellaneous could run the lines on a projiect- business were lie ond their ken Total By C. W IL S O N H A R D E R ed homestead; he could pull Hut be did 18.10 I6,IN7.(MI . 1. . ,u ,t • train of 17,565.1X1 HOUR! EH: 14,493.1« teeth; he acted as justice of |>eace it. thought that should lx* V aluable $ 300.00 Congreas, is of course, and «iustry la a p erfect exam p le of 300.00 and coroner amt was called squire, Legislators, like every understandably so, concerned this. Not only has the Big T h ree which may or may not have lieen humans, are Intere Red in other T o ta l R eceipts about the current unemploy gone as ra p id ly ns possible to « 300.0« 8 10,487.0« iecognition of his many abilities. selves and in their future them* Beginning Net ( ’ash Baiarne * I7.565.IM) ment situation. And while there ward autom attoa, but they have LOOt) (X) 14,493.1« 1.50« (HI He pel formed these things ns a nearly every legislator ha Also may be differences of opinions also set up plants In foreign na L117.27 2,609 94 li ve«I lu ta i Budget Rrnonrces service, not us a monojxily. as to Just how widespread this tions to the extent It Is now ee- ■B) years and developed some ha General F'uml situation actually is, there is tim sted one out of e v ery three In those days now referred to , s ° 1' hol,ght And furtherm ore « 1,3««.«« • I7.987.IM) sufficient of a * 18.682.27 Imported cars cornea fro m a as tile good old days not because hke all other humans, legislators S 17.1 «3.(11 p ro b le m to E X P E N D IT U R E S plant owned or controlled by of the physical ease civilization have prejudices ca u s e c o n Eatlm ated Allow ance the Rig Three with foreigners afforded, but hecuuse of the lurge cern. A c tu a l E x p e n d itu re s if Mr. Frey find them unies E n s u in g Y e a r getting the paychecks. < « ir e ut 4e.ii- • • e l* t 4 ear percentage of self reliant men ponslve to the p|,., • e e 2nd 4’e u r 1961 -6 2 I9 6 0 - I M I 1 «f business How ever, It P re v lo u n to But this ever present need who lived then, people used to get H Is because the P re x io u s •y do not think should be no J ( u rre n t Y e a r 11« P E K N O N A L N E IIY IC E for an increase of employers the tooth ache despite their tug. they can gain C u rre n t Y e a r great sudden anything by that Hss been largely overlooked in 111 Superintendent ledneaa and excellent diet In that attitude and their 8,200 IM) ',920 (H) shock to any writing tax legislation. $ 7 i ,620 00 112a Clerical prejudices are 766.00 case a man who owned a putr of <•1 another kind. $ 6,800.00 one to learn 720 00 ».90 22 112b Reorganization help < onslder a m ythical case. A that such al 300 00 580 38 forceps was a much sought after 300.00 leg islato rs who are fully o r 120a Supplies, office, printing p r o b le m ! 400 (HI few men scrape together IlS .M S 400 00 man. A sbeepherder with a Jaw lented to tin * atea tiu y repi e, 181.45 L«h Postage, telephone, telegraph to form a oorporallon to m a k e 25« 00 ient e x i s t a . F e r c. W. Harder 376 01 250.00 swollen like u tobacco chew chew ci s are the only ones who can be de 141 Flections, publicity, bonds 217 15 several years, through their • new gadget. The I10.SM «wc« 12« 00 216 20 120(H) 144 and a Jumping j»ain all through Audit 9« 20 and votes on various m easures, the Into plant faculties. The I r a t 152 56 96 75 a" " ............ "p i... 110 (H) 145 Travel, Superintendent him had to decide to get r I Of ». h ' h 110 59 nation’s independent business ye a r they do w ell enough te 82.33 1""' «I'mwi a General men, voting through the N a m ake SU M « New they feel his torm ent and searched out v te ry place 600 (H) 60000 h Inservice, conference, workshop tional Federation of Indepen that If they Invest this |1 « .« M 645.17 grandpa who twisted out the 250.00 I’be Nolutkin, naturally 599 63 250 00 c. •n doubling their capacity sad dent HuHlnesa. have foretold is for Hural Board Bixlget Committee 249.79 molar. 200.00 240 60 business t«> elect more legii datoi s 275.00 190 Memberships: School Boards that auch a situation would hiring m ere people, that aaleee 15« 40 136 60 Anesthesia was unknown The Nomet l i l i e s business t i l e surely result. the public fancy tu rn , against Assn $5«. Sup’ta. Assn $|« Total but i 60 0<) num bness of the sheepherdei s business man most their gadget, or strong compo- 21« PERSONAL HERVIt E Jaw came after the operation p.utially motivated certainly is Because before there can be tition move* Into their held. It 212 Music listructor 3.733 (M) 3.417(H) people employed, there must ■night be a good venture 220 M usic not liefore ami lasted about the and the legislature by nio.iey 3,26? 00 250(H) 4 100 (H) at least a w orthw hile g am ble 25.0.00 be employers, who supply the i* no place 227 ■«me time The weaker ones for sucf Film Strip Library o n e O ne must lx1 m«» e e e 225 (H) 225 00 tools for a Job. And each em 245 might have a few slugs of U I I I Travel Music Instructor 220.45 tivatisl But the hitch is that they 1 050 0« 19« 84 ployer must be able to replace 1,050 (H) l'ii«le to Involile .1 MM) F IX E D ( M A R G E S 1 141 21 kt*v to induce numbneei an« I I« Risiati those tools when the old ones don’t have the SIO.OOO. Out of 931.20 They at f *)°t ttiiK'h 851 Retirement, Social build up courage d iffe ren t than B it are worn out or obsolete, and the SIO.OOO they m ade, fed e ra l Security, Ind Acc'd in addition, must be able to Income tax takes 12. M0. 80 If 925 00 The com m unity’s do n yourself read each «lav of •verag«« who 925 00 legislative go 855 Interest, (’urrent Loans 864.87 add nn>re tools to supply even they u a n t to expand, they not 25.00 824 93 tactic tow ard dentistry alno re ings on an«l think fh 25.00 only have to put In all their first 1278 Office Equipment more Jobs. 17 20 e.v ate a lit- 1(H) (H ) KH) (H ) 6 33 minds us that the Ru dans have lie e ra / 0 4 1 * 1 r» « y e a r’s profits, but an additional 1 tt!l e • o *«2 (.1 Reimbursement Kent for 53.97 •**n reported t< 0 be very adept Of course, the left wingers S2.500 as well. Music Program ftOO.(fc) e e e 8(H) (HÌ delight in hurling Im precations at m aking new teeth for B ) ..s e 800 00 W e don’t tldnk EMERGENCY thus. In m any oaeee. ra th e r 250 00 750 00 mi eh 250 0« si the em ploying “ class” as f tht T o ta l EMimulrd Expenditures who have jiurte« • with tho)«e na- pro|xi .« than lake the gam ble they de IM M .30 S tT.M7.0t) they phrase It. yet few U 9ia.7J4.2l lure provided Si tainless stec'1 an« I to 18 »• to raise th •Inver • 13.iMi3.77 any leftw lngera. missing a few rid e to Stay as they are. B at Sure, some j young tern 'I'M Hl MM4K4 OF ESTIMATED REt I nickel are often used and Bley drive meals, fail to be Johnny at the m«»re im portantly k, the na Adopte«! by District School Board '<"» fast and ar« AND A4 A ll.A ltl.E ( ’AHN KAI.AN( ( a n tion « w elfare, they provide ne look more Ilk*. a horse shoe rathole If there Is a chance that Dated: February I, 1961 lagt •hey go thro L'lal F.stimuted Expeditures than It la through 18.6 some em ployer w ill pul them new Joke, either. a set of teeth. Rut they chew which Signed: Deduct Total Estim ated Receipts • • • ith |»ro|x*r training can on on a payroll. forever, and even If they didn’t I* shortened. Donald von Borst el chairm an This exam p le is perhaps over and available cash balance e • e and which 18 year simplified, but it illustrates why Sherman County Rural Sch«xil could fa* made like new with Amount necessary to balance budget ol«ls W« III Id g Thus, the only way to solve em ploym ent has not kept pace Extimattsi Reixite District Board w elder’s torch F urtherm ore the It might U « go through as well unemployment is to have more with the supply of employables. well to have a law to Lynn o Hampton. 5 ccretary Total E stim ated I^ x v for the E nsuing ve; employers ■lory states, a fairly clever v >’o rk ‘ hit d riv e r’i • e e Sherman County Rural S. 'hool • • • Money paid eat ef a beatneee man can make his own teeth May u h o are r»x Itcenses of youths F ar the gtania of any indus District Board Amount of w arrant indebtetlness on warr; In taxes rennet he need to ex •** th at old p air of forceps will g«xxl «Inver kless. but to deny the try have a w ay of shrinking l ' í 5 , l î . , H/ a'' ,' <■>»*>•"»« market! not paid f« •r want of funds ’’ 1 a license Is a |x»i|< >, pand that bnstaeee nod provide come in handv yet None their em ploym ent The auto tn- m ore Jobe that would reduce responaihilltv Budget Committee o th e r Ir.debtednf •* I" «■•■■ Jl*l IwlH« None I eland C. Medler Seen ta n Total Indebtednes None Budget Committee P u b lis h e d E v e r y F r id a y a t Mor<>, O irg o n Rufus News W ANT ADS Reddy Kilowatt’s Helpful Hints HOW TO MAKE YOUR HOUSEHOLD DOLLAR GO FARTHER! ¥ NOTICE 0 T BUDGt I H tAklNC, SHERMAN COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT £ü“ S M A L L B U S IN E S S ” J .‘Ä i S " ' ’“' S"'U’01
