Sherman County journal., March 31, 1961, Page 2, Image 2

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H im u tA N COUNTY JOURNAL, Molto. «KROON
FRIDAY, MARCH s i, I9fll
Donald von Borstel was a bush
ness visitors In Portland Thurs­
PabUahed E ve ry Friday ut
day.
Moro, Oregon
Mrs. Gordon Harper and Mrs.
Ollen L . French _
Editor Art Smith attended a luncheon
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«•eon«! c I rao m a tto r a t
11 M o ro .
O re g o n ,
ander
• » C o ngrcaa o f M a r eh
I »7*.
I.
he Daughter of
Julies Friday,
it of Granview,
three sons are
i her parents,
Fk «1 Lane.
Mr
ANTED: 4 Mi f bathtub. See your Co-op Oil and Supply at
Rufus has a Western Auto As COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN |
or cal. G.les Frel h JO 5-3515
The Dalles.
20c tfn
siclated Store in Rufus, also a tel
CHURCH
nrO
R
SALE:
New
Roman
brick
80
BED
OREGON
state
approved
«•vision and appliance repalrmar Thursday
8:00 p. n
* Call JO 5-3208.
here. The location is in the gar
21-22p
nursing home located In beau­
The Lord’s Supper
age owned and rented from Mor iood Friday
tifu l Hood River Valley, w ith
Custon fanning service in all
S:0O p n
rU Burnett who lives on plae, [E aster:
lovely fenced grounds. We ac­
county to include linking, plow’-
formerly owned by Carl Thomp­ 6:00 a m.
cept all types of elderly cases,
Service for youn mg spring tootthing, roding, com­
son. The store had a grand open-" people, followed by breakfast bining and seeding. Donald von
as well as room and board care.
»ng Saturday serving coffee and
31-tfn.
9:45 a. m.
Easter program h; Borstel, Grass Valley, Ore tfn
doughnuts all day. The town
Sunday School
BOATS —- MOTORS — T R A IL­ W INK GOLDENDALE SALES
needs and has room for a repair­
11:00 a. m. Church Service
Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has
ERS AT COST:
Evenrude
man as so far there has been no
“ The Lord is Risen”
an auction every Friday at one
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy ic
one to take care of these jobs
"He is Risen Indeed.”
o’clock. We have the market if
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
you have the livestock. Guar­
prices, must sell by January 1.
antee«! tup prices. Frank W ink
Come
in
or
call
—
terms
avail­
W ANT ADS
Z E N IT H
TV
33c-tfn
able.
OSCAR’S
¿ ’ORTING
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, b
Hn B \D R A S F OR Agricultural loans see ELBA
Sales & SERVICE
faced house, daylight bat ment,
Also Chinook Cam^ Coach.
of The Dalles and the Mid-Col­
SERVICE ON A LL MAKES
10 ft.
g.9c
built-in
kitchen
applia aces
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
(stove, oven, garbage disp< >sal. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
CPpress 6-2468.
tfn.
Call ANDY PAULSON
D washer), wall to wall car pet-
appointment
only.
Custom
cur
BOATS
—
MOTORS
—
TR
AIL-
Telephone JO 5-3513
Ing, 2 fireplaces, recrea lion
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
EltS AT COST:
Evenrude
room, laundry room, patio, all
sharp freeze. Kenny’s Market,
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy &
landscaped, storage in gar • ige.
T e r m ite s ?
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
Call Wasco GI 2-5210.
for appointment.
23-tfn
prices, must sell by January 1.
Come in or call — terms avail­
Free Estimates
STATE W IDE PAIN T CO. com­
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.FJk 1.
able.
OSCAR’S SPORTING
plete painting and decorating
Meets on the l« i aud
Guaranteed Work
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
service, spray or brush. Phone
Thursday
evenings
eacn
Insured Operation
aCi'
nonth.
Visiting memtteia.
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
et s
cordially invited to meet w »n u»
10 ft.
8.9c
Dobyns
12th St. Vern Campbell and
Max Belshe, W. M.
Jack Null, Th-“ Dalles, Or. 38tfn
Irvin g H art, Secretary
Pest Control
L I \ ESTOCK Men • Do it your­ LEGAL NOTICES
Moro rxiDGE" NO. 113 I.O.O.F.
self - “ Anchor Brand” Animal (A L L FOR BIDS
Ph CR 6 2125 - Pendleton
Meets 1st and 3rd Tues.
Health Products, penicillin, and
School District No. 23, of Grass
• - ^ J a y s in
» o f . hall. Tran-
8-7180-Ione
instruments are available at Valley, w ill accept bids at its
sient at;,’ , is it.r^ brother.
8 7244
are cordially mv.ted
meeting of A p ril 10, 1961 at 8:00
NOTICE
Floyd Haines. N C.
p.
m. for lots 1-2-3-4 and 5 at the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Leo Watkins, St-,
corner
Second ana
and Ena
End streets
streets
that the undersigned w ill present i, .u of oeconu
Eastern Oregon
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.EJ
to the COMMON COUNCIL of the
‘ °.Wn ° f GrMg V?1*
.. .. of . . Moro,
.
-
Meets every second Thurs City
Oregon,
at its reg c ely. The district reserves the
Electric Co.
day each month.
Visitlne
ular
meeting
to
be
held
in the right to reject any and all bids.
members invited. Moro, Ore
Eva Cantrall, Clerk
C’ity Hall at Moro, Oregon, at
Erma Johnson, W.M.
Electric Contractors
8:00
o’clock
P.
M.
on
Tuesday
the
l>ui itliv Heater, Secretary
NOTICE OF HEARING
9th day of May, 1961, their peti­ FINAL ACCOUNTING
PATTY O’MEARA h a r l a m iv ie w (. range
vacation
Meets F irst and Third Saturday» ♦ tion
h« praying for
1 the
,u □
..----- of
”
AH uersons having objections
the
following
described
alley
and to the final accounting of C W
each
month
at
8:?0
p.
m.
commericial — residential
portion of a street in the City of Fields, administrator of the estate
Earl Gentry, Master
Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, of I. E. Fields, deceased, shall
industrial
Florence Bruckert, Sec’y.
to w it:
ESTIMATES and BID Lupine Rel»ekah~i.<hIgi“ No7“ Ti4 All of the alley’ in. Block “ E ” file same before the 2nd day of
May, 1961, at the hour of 10:00
Meets 2nd and 4th Tua<
ajnd that portion of Main o’clock a. m. which is the time
REQUESTS
days of each month. VM»'
Street which is outside of the fixed for settlement of said ac-
ing members welcom»
existing
with no obligation
Florence Thompson, N. G.
it-
u ' boundaries of U. S. count and the County Court
Highway No. 97 and which lies Chambers at Moro, Oregon is the
Helen
Martin.
Secretary
E L E C T R IC
H E A T Taylor
Northeasterly of Sixth Street, place fixed
8
LODGE A. F. Ai Â73î“
all in-- BARNUM'S ADDITION
p W F i r t nc
0 MEARA SUPPLY CO. Wasco Meets First and
Coumv l o L n fn M° r°' Sherman
Administrator
Tuesdays. Visiting
C/
Wasco
Phone GI 2 5402 Third
county, Oiegon.
DICK & DICK
brethern welcome.
W. T. BALSIGER
The Dalles, Oregon
Harland McDonald, W M.
The Dalles
Ph. CY6-4184
NORMA BALSIGER
Vernon Root, Secretary
Attorneys for the Estate
March 17, 24, 31, A pril 7, 1961
March 31 and A pril 7, 14, 21, 1961
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N A T IO NAL E D IT O R IA L
así T óc Í a t iín
F jtM S M a a a
'ASM>€IAn<MI
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
BURM R1PT1ON KATES
ONE YEAK
»3.00
M A R C H 31, I M il
TAXATION WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION
The reapportionment bill pass­
ed by the House Monday is not
much of a bill for the purpose but
may be the best possible under
the constitutional provision which
was w ritten by and for people
who understood mathematics hut
know nothing of geography or
economics or sociology.
Psrhop. it has happened to you. Y ou’ve been sic It, and your dot tor h a nd .
y a c Pre#cnI ,tlon fo r on« of the new medicine». W hen you wet it filled
Under the b ill now undergoing
.u d hnd o u , lh . co.., I, may a ™ „ ,n iKl„ v l „ „ l , pace . 0 , 4 /
'
senatorial scrutiny five counties
ut
thin
k
what
that
prescription
m
ay
do
for
you
.
.
.
get
you
well
ir. the mid-Columbia basin w ill
you back on the jo b sooner and possibly even save y o u i life
be subjected to taxation without
I™
i X y V a n cv , t ’¡ " f
I” " '" ' dr>“!». many an ill,,™ co,,,
representation and we intend to
less coaay than ever before. I wenty years ago, for example hoiD ital
notify everyone that taxation
patients stayed an average of 14 day., as compared w ith 9 day’s average
without representation is as dis­
tasteful to us as it was to our
A n appendicitis operation used to mean 3 weeks in the hospital
foriiears who fought England to
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V
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lf - 4 » u S had
abolish it.
leave home at Tin
y " U’ Ua“ v homc in * w" k • ' • if ' h<T
Neither are we going to ac­
W hen you consider w hat today’s more effective medical care can do
cept any such contention as the
fo r you and your fam ily in saving lives, speeding re« overies, preventing
fact that we can vote for sena­
¡e u h /g ^
’ ’ ea8*ng w o rries- y<nj appreciate what good value you’re
tors and representatives. We
could not possibly elect. England
In fact, pro m pt and proper medical care m ay well prove to be tiie
might have attached each of the
'
a
T/1 !, drgd ‘ n , hwl
rv ,' r ‘ Ollie your wav. Reprinted from a cotry.
American colonies to some Lon­
n g h te d a d n e r t u e m e n t p M M ^ R a ^ e , D a tu & C o m p ly , /),t„„t
MuhtJan
don district back in 1770 and
evaded the charge as easily.
The area in question w ill very
likely lie the fastest growing part
PHONE GI 2-5262
of Oregon in the next ten years.
It w ill have growing pains and
problems galore. Yet, its only
representation w ill come from
county that was is and w ill be
opposed to tiie development of
these counties.
Representation in at least one
house should i>e on the basis of
geography and no government
V I
can lie called representative un­
less there is a voice provided for
each established district
and
each county is a separate entity
by state law. The Job of the legis­
lature is to settle problems and
the problems of these five coun­
ties w ill not even be heard there.
Therefore these counties and
the other disfranchised counties
of Oregon should— and we hope,
w ill— find other means of getting
their needs cared for.
WASCO PHARMACY
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I F T R U E , I T ’S RAI>
Lyle Wilson, who writes a
column from Washington for
United Press, said recently that
tiie Republicans were in trouole
because the Democrats had grab­
bed onto all the popular give­
aways and were gaining in mem-
bership steadily and that even
the coalition of conservative
southern Democrats and Republi­
cans would not long i»e able to
stop the Democrats from their
program.
He may be right and we suspl-
cion he is The party that prom-
ises most and gives most w ill re-
main the most popular.
Rut lie is wrong about who is
in trouble. It isn’t only tiie Re­
publicans, It is the whole conn-
try.
The United States is a big coun-
il«»» » i' ,S a Pr° 8P*rous country
hat bad great resources of land
and minerals and timber. On»
well known member of the “ lib
eral” group said the country was
so rich it would lie impossible to
give enough away to hurt it H-
.11.1 not reckon with .he ability ,,f
" h politicians to d lslrllnilc tl„.
national wealth.
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Getyoíip copy of*
Patío íhn
inter
purchase
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Fuller Paint.
Fuller I.,ilex Floor Enamel brines en-
V . j ’i
" " 'I ’01’« '.'' and uau-
any includes nothing more dras
lie«! ’*£ ,
d nan* Repub
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g . I t nio< rats have kept the
nh'.’
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F u lle r I le a , , l ) , „ v |»:1(>, ir E n am e l_
long.- lasting protection for palio f,lr „¡.
lure, play equipment, and tools. New look
ni minutes! S0.00 quart.
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not have Iwm „||1>w.„ , on |h(,
m iw ».roc, W| , h h» aturdy and
« p lia n t
who
Fi"l»h
or
p l a i n - , <b.’rnr
le»,p ,e d ....
to * protect the
exterior
auty <»1 wooden homes. 10.00 gallon.
S r
« X e“ b i'a' f t Ai ; i r,,a "
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mu ror his own welfare
h ■ own job. h t. own retirement
M m
f“ " ' llv
»»O' host
h ,n
V
Wl,Ol<'
In liouble. Not only is |,|n.
coins statement true that “ gov-
ernient should not do f „ r
|XH).
pie what the »»copie can do for
themselves’ hut it u also true
that government cannot do for
the people what they w ill not do
for them selves
Someway we
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to h
•sted in the wrong things Paper*
" » full .f murder and X
and magazines tell rf mechanical
marvels. What w, ,ean is that
R our interest wc. ) in more
earthly, more human things we
niigiit be more normal.
DAILY. INTEREST
luring color lo cement patio», wooden
deck, and porche». Dries ¡„ OMP
SaVe w ill) fu lle r quality! $0.00 gallon. '
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this week
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Special 19c
° I ¿tint & Aaini.h
Remover, Or.
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On Your Savings at Your Nearby First National Branch!
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Starting April first, every dollar deposited
in your savings account at First National
Bank of Oregon—and every dollar you have
in savings now-will earn interest daily.
\ our savings will earn more, because
they begin earning for you the same day
they arrive at the Bank, and interest is
credited and compounded four times a
year. Important too is the fact that you
do not lose interest earned when you need
to withdraw part of your savings between
interest periods.
Deposit often to your First National
Bank of Oregon savings account. You get
the best in proved bank safety, quick, con­
venient service, and interest on every dol­
lar-loginning the same day y~« make
your deposit!
1.80 Special 95c
Cellulose
11,
Special 19c
hulk s l ih» Cement
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