PACK 2
NHKRMAN COUNTY JOUR NA l s MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, ll'N E 2. 1961
there is to lie private business in
Mrs. Harry Stark and daugh
took her cousin, Mrs. Glen Mor Mr. and Mrs. Len Garland went
this country’ someone must put Grass Valley
gan to The Dalles Thursday to to Lexington Sunday to visit ters and Mrs. Josephine Park NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE is hereby given that
some money into It. Whether a
Published Every Friday at
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. their son, Howard Garland and hurst of Kent went to Bend Sat
by
Ann
Kalxer
the
undersigned have filed in th?
man
takes
his
savings
and
In
Mon», Oregon
Pat Crawford before returning to Cathy. Mrs. Gar'.and and Cathy urday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Willis
County Court of the State of Ore
vests It in a small grocery store
her
home
in
Portland.
Brittain
and
family
returning
came
home
with
them
and
Mon
A large crowd attended the 8»h
Editor or in a small repair business or
Giles L. French
gon for Sherman County, their
Mrs. Bruce Eccles and daugh day the two Mrs. Garlands went Sunday.
grade graduation exercises held
if
he
buys
stocks
in
a
corpora
Mrs. J. E. Norton and sister, Final Account as Executors of
Cntered aa aarond dna« m atter at I S
in the school auditorium Thurs ters of Hood River came Friday to The Dalles on business and
Poetoffiee at Moro.
Oregon,
under /
tion some money is required. day evening The band under the and spent till Monday with her Tuesday Mrs Garland and Cathy Mrs. Edith Maxwell and son, the Estate of William Roos, de
ngreaa of March S. SJ**S
Most stockholders have hut a direction of Douglas Jacox play parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald returned to their home.
Keith, were dinner guests Satur ceased, and that Wednesday, the
few shares.
Ciodfelter.
day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 14th day of June, 1961, at ten
Among
those
attending
the
ed, The Erie Canal, Sonata, Son;
N A T IO N AL ED IT O R IA L
As at present corporations pay and Dance and Nocturne; Mr. J a A good crowd attended the 8th wedding of Miss Patricia Elaiz cf Frank von Borstel. Mrs. Norton o’clock A. M. of said day in the
52 percent of their incomes to cox played several trumpet solos; grade graduation at Kent school Kinzua and Verne A. Mobley of took her sister and son to Tan court room of the County Court
the federal government, a little band played,
Liberty Bell, a auditorium Wednesday evening. Kent held in the Kinzua Com gent Monday where they will in Moro, Sherman County, Ore
more than a half. A firm that March. Sweet Rosie O’Grady and The school band played several inunity church Saturday Mav 27 make their home.
gon, have been fixed by the Court
as the time and place for hear
makes $100,000 pays $52,000, right Salute to Beethoven; Mrs. Or numbers with Patty Knott, Gary were Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mob
off the top. It distributes what is ville Ruggles played the proces Carlson and Teresa Bardenh-agen ley and family of Kent, Mrs. A. A.
ing objections to said Final Ac
left to its stockholders who :hen sional as the graduates marched directing.
count and for the settlement of
The hand played the Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Kendricx uEGAL NOTICES
pay taxes cn it. That is at least in led by the candleholder girls processional and the recessional; Dunlap and Judy, Mrs. A. von NOTICES TO CREDITORS
said estate.
20 percent more if they are in a from the 5th, 6th and 7th grades invocation was by the Rev.Erick borstel and Phil, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Roland Ross
All persons having claims
tax paying bracket.
Executor
son;
Jimmy
Tatuin
read
the
class
Olan
Stark
and
family,
Mr.
and
against the Estate of GINA MED*
under the flower arches held by
Efforts of corporations to make pupils from the 5th, 6th and 7th history; graduation address was Mrs. Carl von Borstel and family. LER, deceased, ar? required to
Frances Bertha Thompson
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
enough money to hold their stock grades; invocation by the Rev. by Al Bekkedahl of Lakeview; Rill Haynes of Portland, Mr. anJ present them with vouchers to
Executor
holders are certainly a major May nor Reed; introduction of Eugene Knott presented the class Mrs. Ted von Borstel and Miss the undersigned, at the office of T. Lester Johnson
rubhcription RATER
»3.90 cause of high prices, perhaps the
< l\K 1 EAR
___ _
guests by Mike Eslinger; Ham? and Luther Davis, chairman vf Cassie Holmes of The Dalles. Af the County Clerk of Sherman Attorney for Executors
biggest
reason
for
high
prices.
Meves, principal, presented per the Ixiard presented the diplomas ter a short wedding trip the
JU N E 2, 19*11
Moro, Oregon, within May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1961
There must lie stockholders be fect attendance aw-ards to Holly to the graduates: Jimmy Tatum. young couple will lx? at home o.i County,
six
months
from the date of the
cause no one family and certainly Ketter, Freddie Rolfe, Sheri Rolfe Sally Sue Libby and June Jeffer the Carl von Borstel ranch.
first
publication
of thia notice.
NO TAMMANY FOR TEXAS
no individual could even establish Jessie Rrander, Barbara Meves, ies. Among those attending from
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds anJ The date of the first publication
a corporation big enough to win
Although the papers said theie a national market. Stockholder's RuthAlley and Terry Eakin. The Grass Valley were Mrs. T. M. Robin went to Mt. Hood Sun of this notice is June 2, 1961.
was a chance that Republican money is the lifeblood of Ameri award presented to the outstand Rolfe, Mrs. Claus Bardenhagea day where they met Mr. and Mrs.
THILDA IHLE RETTIG
ing girl and boy In the 8th grade Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox, Mrs. A. A. Glenn Perry and Glenda of Port
Tower could be elected senatoi can business.
MARIE BARNETT COOPER FOR SALE: Goosberries, I will
pick. Mrs. A. F. Balzer, Grass
class went to Joy von Borstel Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Chester land for some golfing. Mr. an 1
from Texas it sounded like one
. concept
„
Co-Executrices
The
of a stockholder ?s
Breidwell and Bill Johnson and Mrs. Dick Rust and Neuta and DICK & DICK
Valley, Oregon.
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of those speculative
1 ‘al that he Is a rich cuss who does and David Eakin. Mr. and Mrs. John
and
Carmen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dennis
Andersen
it
did.
Rut
Meves
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jacox
SPECIAL
FIRST
FEEDER
Sale
The
Dalles,
Oregon
almost never happen
nothing but cut coupons ami
John Rust and Hans Meves joined them in the afternoon.
of Season, SATURDAY- JUNE
Attorneys for the Estate
Nothing could give as much casli dividend checks. In fact, were each presented with a gift
3rd - at The Dal'es Livestock
heart to the conservatives of this there are fifteen million stock from the entire studentbody. The drove the buses taking the Grass
Among those here Thursday June 2, 9 16, & 23, 1961
Auction. Consigners and Buy
nation who luive been able to see holders or alxiut one out of twelve Grass Valley grade school girls Valley grade school on their for the funeral of Charlie Olds
ers call ED Coles CY 6-4672 or
the disastrous end of the news ; Americans own stocks. It is about choir, under the direction of Mrs. picnic to Tygh Valley Friday. Sev were Mrs. Ila Ward of San Fran NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
CY 6-4513 at The Dalles, Ore.
the new deal, the new whatever the only way a man of small In Meves sang, “Go Down, Moses”, eral of the parents also attended. cisco, Mrs. L. H. Nahouse of Mc NOTICE is hereby given that
Mrs. Joe Peters entertained her
the undersigned has filed in the
Truman had and the new frontier. come can share in the business “Loch Lomond", "the Eternal
BOATS
— MOTORS — TRAIL
City”, "Dawn in Hawaii”, “Sing bridge club at her home near Coy, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry County Court of the State of Ore ERS AT COST:
Theii strength came in the thir of the dation.
Evenrude
and
Donna
of
Portland
and
Mr.
gon for Sherman County, his Fin
Your Way Home". The gradua Moro Friday afternoon with addi
ties wht'h'many Americans got
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy A
If they should be overtaxed tion address was by John Ben tional guests including Mrs. Ait and Mrs. Marion Clews of St ¿7 al Account as Executor of the
scared and lost their faith in until they spent their money for
enson, Washington.
Estate of Alma B. Fridley, de Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
America and went traipsing oil whiskey or recreation or build zine of Maupin; presentation of Christianson, Mrs. Carroll Sayrs,
prices, must sell by January 1.
Mrs.
Lester
Conlee,
Mrs.
Leta
Es
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boyce
Blaylock
ceased,
and that Wednesday, the
class
by
Mr.
Meves
and
diplomas
after the false gods of dictator ings, American business would
Come in or call — terms avail-
linger,
.Mrs.
Henry
Barnuin
and
went
to
Pullman,
Wash.,
Satur
21st day of June, 1961, at ten
ship a'1
'* bureaucracy
bureaucracy with ? theii
ind
.
stop growing and the only source the board, to Jov von Borstel, Mrs. F. M. Crews. A dessert lun day to see their son in law, Jim o’clock A. M. of said day in the
able.
OSCAR’S SPORTING
uf |nvestment fun,js would be the by Art Schilling, chairman of the cheon preceded the afternoon of Belshe graduate from WSU on
results mt mck of icsixni.s
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
court
room
of
the
County
Court
for the - citizen. Ihe I nlU‘( ‘
’ government. And that Would be hoard, to Joy von Borstel, Terry bridge at four tables. Scoring Sunday. They returned home that in Moro, Sherman County, Ore Also Chinook Camp Coach
Eakin, Kenneth Lemley, Carolyn
recovered in spite of all the fool a socialistic mess for sure.
10 ft.
8-9c
Johnson, Dean Ruggles, Ronnie honors were held by Mrs. Cnris- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Belshe and gon, have lieen fixed by the Court
ish programs.
r
OR
Agricultural
loans
see
FLBA
son
moved
back
o
Moro
Mondav.
tianson,
Mrs.
Donald
Ciodfelter
as the time and place for hear
Eakin, Ruth Alley, Ann Brown,
The young people who decided
Mrs. Sam Alberty and Sandr? ing objections to said Final Ac of The Dalles and the Mid-Col
David Eakin, Dick Barnum, Lo and Mrs. Harold Eakin. Mrs. Ar-
that America was such a bad place AVARICE
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
zell Lemley won the traveling and Mrs. Gary Schilling were bu count and for the settlement of
that It would have to lie made over
If the action of the 1961 legls- leta Sullivan and Michael Esling prize and Mrs. Crews received the siness visitors in The Dalles said estate.
CPpress 6-2468.
tfn.
er;
recessional
by
Mrs.
Ruggles.
are still apologetic lor theii at- lature alsiut highways becomes a
Thursday.
guest
prize.
Others
present
were
Clifford
N.
Fridley
Custon
farming
service
in
all
Rons and some are still a little |M,ncy the sparcely settled por- Refreshments were served in the Mrs. Eben Kee.Mrs. Herman Pet Mr. and Mrs. Einar Helgestad
Executor
county
to
Include
disking,
plow
lunch
room.
boaslful. An Oregon Juiy refused tlons of the state may never have
ers, Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. D. L. and son went to Walla Walla, T. Lester Johnson
ing spring toot thing, roding, com
to convict a women on a charge any new highways except such as
Mrs. Marcus Esllnger and Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Wn., Friday to visit friends and
for Executor
bining and seeding. Donald von
of libeling one of the wildest ol are accidently built to serve the Arden Peters took the Brownies Alfred Kock, Mrs. Bill Pausch to Pullman Saturday to be there Attorney
May
19,
26
&
June
2
9,
1961
3orstel, Grass Valley, Ore tfn
these unfaithful. Their trouble ,)ur,M>ses of the thickly populated to Warm Springs Saturday A*ay and Mrs. A. F. Balzqr.
Sunday for the graduation at
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING by
was that they had no faith in anv- parts of the state. We think it 20 for a day of swimming and
Among those attending the WSU, where his brother was i UU> ol THANKS
appointment only. Custom cur
thing hut their own infallibility, entirely possible unless a constl- picnicking. Brownies going were smorgasbord in Rufus Sunday among the graduates.
There are no words that can
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
To them our republic was wrong, tltional amendment is passed to Julie Schilling, Patty Crews, were Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allierty took express our appreciation for all
sharp freeze. Kenny's Market,
our capitalistic system was wrong correct it.
Helen Eakin, Shelley Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum, Mr. their daughter, Sandra to The the beautiful flowets, comforting
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
and many of them looked rather
We are referring to the two Margaret and Rita Hammond and Mrs. I). L. Reynolds, Mr. and Dalles Saturday night for medical words and messages, and the
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longingly to the system used in bond issues, on? for $24,000,000 and Leta Ann Esllnger. Brownies Mrs. Wallace May, Mr. and Mrs. attention.
countless acts of kindness extend for appointment.
Russia where the jieople didn’t and one for $4,000,000. The first unable to go because they had the Frank von Borstel, Mr. and Mrs,
STATE
WIDE
PAINT
CO.
com
ed
to
us
in
this
time
of
sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bayer and
have to think—and had lietter was for the construction of an measles were Christine CantraP, Bill Todd and family, Mr. and son, Kenneth, and her sister, Bet Tiie Brothers and Sisters join vs
plete painting and decorating
service, spray or brush. Phone
not.
entirely uneconomic bridge across Connie Ketter and Geraldine Mrs. Shelton Fritts, Mr. and Mrs. ty. of San Rafael, Calif., and Da/- in this heartfelt thank you that
Rut now a Republican has been the Columbia it its mouth and Todd. Rosalee Esllnger and Kath Bernard Martin, Mr. and Mrs. id Bayer of Davis, Calif., arrive I goes out to each and everyone.
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1265 E.
elected senator from Texas, a the second was for improvement erine Reck mann accompanied Kenneth Hattrup and Rita and Friday to .'i f their parents, Mr
12th St. Vera Campbell and
The Charlie Olds family
very conservative Republican who of a very difficult piece of road them to Warm Springs.
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfc
Lyle and Bessie
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ”, i and Mrs. Frank T. Bayer and
beat a very conservative Demo in Wasco county. Roth are evi Mr. and Mrs.Frank von Borstel von Borstel of The Dalles.
Ila and Don
L I\ ESTOCK Men • Do it your
ether rela*'.
crat. Surely the Democrat hud dence of poor government; botn
Evelyn and Derrie
self - “Ai.tnor Brand” Ai.imtu
the support of Lyndon Johnson are poor legislation.
, Health Products, penicillin, and
and Sam Rayburn and the back Neither of the two counties van
instruments are available at
ing of the Tammany ball type muster more than one sixtieth
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
politics now being put into vogue. of the population of the state;
The Dalles.
20c tfn
O! Happy Day. Maybe now neither is making growth fast-ir
»/INK-GOLDENDALE
SALES
there will be a slow down In the than the state; neither is political
Yard, Goldendale, Wash., has
rush for more inflation, more ly powerful from tradition no”
an
auction every Friday at one
government, more taxes, more from personnel. That such coun
o’clock We have the market if
screwball schemes, more citizen ties should huv* done the lx»st
you have the livestock. Guar
co<ldling. It would 1 h > heartening they could to break down the well
anteed top prices. Frank Wink.
if America would turn American established division of state high
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way funds and put the placing
bO BED OREGON state approved
of
highway
funds
on
a
political
UN EM I’LOY MEM'
nursing home located ia beau
basis is to make possible that
tiful Hood River Valley, witl
future highway building will !e
It is always discouraging
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
lx* out of i job. that is. If you want •lone In »enters of population or
cept all types of elderly caset
to work. It isn’t so bad being out Iwtween them. This would mean
as well as room and board care.
of work if unemployment com that rural Oregon will get roads
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pensation is sufficient for one's when uri>an Oregon wants to give
needs which we suspect is the them, not on an equitable distri
1 OR SALE; Fir poles for corral
case. High wages thus cause un bution busts as at present.
or stockade, 16, 18, 24 ft. long,
It was a verv important step
employment for some workmen
average dia. 4”, peeled or un-
pile up a nice nest-egg and are in state government and a step
l>eeled. Write Don Shawe at
easily made unhappy on the Joo ,‘«,<'kward from fair dcveloptne;
RT.3, Box 643,Hood River
so they become unemployed, )f tiie state. Perpetrators of the
$2.50 per hour or more for part
maybe by quit!Ing, inayix* bv ixdltlcians who ate responsible
or full time route work. Large
striking, maybe by sick leave. should oe remomtiered. They
repeat orders. Man or woman.
Anyway they don’t work and are were unworthy of the publk
Write McNESS CO., Box 4014
trust.
technically unemployed The old
Oakland 23, Calif.
28-29p
work was “Stakey”.
BOATS
—
MOTORS
—
TRAIL
In these days of unemployment
Grass Valley
ERS A r COST;
Evenrude
compensation no one has to go to
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy &
I here wdll tie a reception in
a distant job until he has used up
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
his rucking chair money. Ry then honor of the 25th wedding anni
prices, must sell by January 1.
he may be out of the habit of versary of Mr. and Mrs Alva
t ome in or call — terms avail
working Nearly everyone regis I.akin at the home of tier sister
able
OSCAR’S SPORTING
ters for work so he can draw pay Mr and Mrs. Estel Hartley Sun
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
as soon as enough work has been day, June ll tietween the hours
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
done for qualification. Worn» n of two anti five to which all rel-
10 fL
8-9c
and kids just out of school add at Ives ami friends are invited
Please,
no
gifts.
to the unemployment rolls.
Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F.& 1 JkJ
Piano pupils of Mrs Mary Ea-
Tlie records do not show how
Meeu on the i .t and 3ro
many who are out of work are kln will ¡»e presented in recital
happy about that fact Wages are at three iclock in the afternoon
eVenJngS eaC«'
V o tin g m em b e,ii* v »
high enough that the man with of Sunday, June 4 at the Grass
ton.ially invited to meet with ua
modest wants can get along by Valley Baptist church. Friends
Max Belshe, W. M.
working part time and drawing are invited
li\in g Hart, Secretary
Mr. and Mrs Archie Cantrall
unemployment comiiensation the
Household Furniture
.Moro i/o tx iB no . n $ L 6 .6 .F .
remainder of the time.
High left Sunday for Nyssa to visi*
Shetland ponies from our fine herd
including some Rock Maple pieces
CiXb Meets 1st and 3rd Tue»
wages make the compensation relatives over Memorial ay.
*
in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran
higher an 1 the rest longer.
sient and visiting brother*
If we had a depression that
are cordially invited.
Eastern Oregon
Dishes
lasted long enough to use up aU
Floyd Haines. N. G.
Kids’
Ponies
the coni|>ensatlon and make vohi
I^eo Watkins, Secretary
the minimum wage rates nearly
Electric Co.
Some
farm
equipment
such
as:
B. tl.lehem ( haptrr No. 78 O.Ejj,
everyone would w irk. would hav«
Meets every second Thurs
to. Rut tiie nation would pet
day each month.
Visitins
Appaloosa Stallion
Electric Contractors
things done, houses painted, ro
grease equipment
7 members .nvited, Moro, Ore
chets launched, buildings put up
Erma Johnson W.M.
and we would have growth such
Dorothy Heate’r, Secretary
PATTY O’MEARA
gas tanks
as we are denied under present
HAR1 i n !»\ IEW GRANGE
Saddles and pony equipment
jSÒljerniau C o u n ty .^Journal
W ANT ADS
AUCTION
Miscellaneous teS«nSu”
SUNDAY, JUNE 4
Wee Hool Pon y Ranch
N orth East of W asco (take Rufus road north-
first road to the right, first house on right)
WE ARE MOVING AWAY
MUST SELL
d g it il k t a x a i ion
When this administration pro
posed its elimination of the small
exemption from dividend taxa
tion il started a new- dl«cu«s|on
of federal taxation of corporate
income that seems destined 1.»
defeat the proposal and may be
come sufficiently strong to make
more equitable the taxation of
Income from corporations.
It must tie understood that if
commericial — residential
industrial
ESTIMATES and BID
REQUESTS
with no obligation
E L E C T R IC
HEAT
0 MEARA SUPPLY CO.
Wasco : Phone 0 1 2 5402
The Dalles
Ph. CY6 4184
and similar accessories
Sale Starts at NOON
hie re s a chance to b u y som e interesting things
Gordon Johnson
Meets First and Third Saturday!
each month at 8:00 p. m.
Karl Gentry, Master
Klorence Bruckert, Sec y.
114
T j p l— R eh ek A h T ^ il^ No.
«¿■
Xs
2nd and 4th ~
Tue*
O ' of ta ‘i month, Visi*
ing member« welcom**.
Mary Brackett, N G.
Helen Martin. Secretary
t'aylor
A. K A A If,
Wasco Meets First and
I bird TuesJays. Visiting
hre’hern welcome.
nt
Harland McDonald, W M
\ ernon Root, Secretary