Sherman County journal., May 18, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN UDUNl ï
¿ S h e rm a n
(C o u n ty
JüUR.N.
M u llü , O itE d O N ,
F R ID A T , .MAT 1«, 1962
ft
jo u r n a l
I h
C lk l 1*
F i o m it
K u b h s li« *< l
E le ij
M a ro ,
I lid .ty
at
O re g o n
tid e s of trade.
E n te re d aa »rrond cK «a M a ile r at tn<
.ertalnty that
P o a tu ffire at M uro, O re g o n , u nd er A i l
tries will go
o f Cong r e o of M a r rh 1, l#7>.
ister plan.
e has ever
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L
what condi-
^ ^ | A I ^ C 0 T . g H
changes of
aring n r w hat the
/ will d to the con«
oods in western Eu«
y decid to use all
rpe. The
¿ f O *
N E W S P A F IR
Lion and therefore
e less with us
P U B L IS H E R S
lin the business
«•Ih •t to
A S S O C IA T IO N
laller and less
rid'.-
nat ns.
OFFICIAL < (H A I A PAPER
are facing Is a ehang
in economy, not an
Hl’BSI KIPTIO.N ItATES
me and It is not pos-
ONE TEAK
¥300
to know what mea-
lay need to take to
M A Y IN , l!H ,2
■n and if it m atures
present plan. There-
convinced that the
SO t IA E SE< ( K i l l
gress might well In»
»nisi.
.Some inform ation from the of­
fice of Senator M aurine N'eu-
berger telks us that 188,690 pei-
sons in Oregon are beneficiaries Kl Itl-’A I < It V I ItAM PA NT
of social security and ret l ive
If an> taxpayer obtains any
$12,757,999 per m onth from that ficquently made statem ents that
source. That is $67.61 per month the state’ budget will be almost
on the average which is no great s 400.009.999 for the next bienni-
shakes lor money in this Inflated i m, it is possible tie may search
age. But 188,696 persons are aixnit for reasons why the ?ont of state
a tenth of the total population of government has grown 20 times
the state which gives an idea of in as many years while the jxip-
the pow er of big and growing illation ha- grown by 50 percent.
government.
We have a theory that the rea-
In Sherman county 2()6 person,
< n win h gislators have not been
are lieneficiaries of the >.,’em able to stu n the tide of expenses
and they get $15,455 per month
- umiio that a m ajority of leg­
or 175.00 average. Thut isn ’t a islators desired to do so, which
tenth of the county’s population i debatable) is th it ‘he agencies
hut is alxiut a twelfth. So we are of the state are so well organized.
more indeiiendent a to num bers It ha been years since any ways
and better paid than the average mid me.in committee could ob­
Presum ably sim ilar figures pre tain a break down >f the ixiard of
vail all over the United Stale-, higher education budget, for in-
and show the tremendou . re jxm
tanee W hat is lin e with the
«lbllity the federal governm ent money is, a secret.
has assumed by dabbling in the
Other Ixiards an I commissions
lives of persons who might other follow thi* same pattern as close­
wise have put aside funds of ’heir ly as th e ir jx)wer and prestige
own. And certainly would have will allow.
put aside mole had not the tax»
We know that if anv one ways
been so high because of till ex- and mean? committee insisted on
ix*riment in social welfare as a a complete exam ination of every
vote getting mechanism.
budget it would lx? a never end­
Having taken over tills respon­ in g job A eommitte • could re­
sibility for the tenth of the oopu fuse to approve any budget un­
latlon less able to look out for til tin* commission itself made it
themselves the federal govern­ clear, however. Once in awhile
ment must keep the dollar u d thi ; i.. done, but only if some re­
stable value or Increase (I k * pay­ presentative of the hoard fails in
m ents to meet the Inflation With bis public relations.
far too little gold at Port Ixno.x
If the legislature w ants to re­
to hack the currency thi could tain its place as one of the three
Ixtcome an almost ini|x>s jl>k* job. parts of governm ent it must per­
Foreign owners of what w.i om «> form Its duties better and not let
o u r gold can make our paper do| the executive branch (as repre­
lars mere paper when and if tluv sented by the Ixiar Is and commis­
tiecome alarmed ilxmt our bud sions) dom inate ¡be budgetary
gefary excesses
lunetlon of government.
Then what happens to gran lua9
Rufus News
W IL D
10 at DtM,
Springs Pai k
the w eather Is jood otherw ise
the Leguin hull in Moro. Grace
M edler won the draw ing prize.
The Sherm an County Pomona
G range met May 12 at Harland-
vlew with a ham dinner with all
the trim m ings at noon.
l.d il.H
FLO W ERS
Spending’ the weekend with Mr,
On the sidewalk
hunch of the little
that once grew all
draw s when the coi
and liefore there vv as
stock to destroy the it. In
ly spring the hills vv e r e
with buttercups, theti vel|,i>W ÌX'lls
came on, of the same \e || lowne •
tun more dm urc .mil le
Then the pink bird Ix’.ik
• 1,,,,,
these rock violets th.it hia,l d it-
ferent names as settlers fr
ferent places named them
Tiie same draw s grew v,
i ....
ful patelle.- of w
the Indiati
the wive s of
tilat tiiev We re fi
to spur j.idt
w inter o f |h
In tiie low
and l»arid s of
sprii
gatl
lily was
sqilaw.s ,1
ra n hors«!' ra
para ding tliei
the 1h ard wor
It was .i i
ix-foire tii (' i
Ulen
ih'd
w oi
fall
st(x
flov
w in
tliai
Tha
live
and
w m •r an
low that
sprim
ineaiii
'l'lie
produ
wants
Ls 11 k(
horse,
and Mi
w
A
M n ri • w ei e \i i
and Mis. It. It Klock and son
Doug of I’oitland Driving up Sun
• lay were Mr. and Mis, Neal Moel­
ler and soils of Portland.
Mr and Mrs W liter .1 Morris
and daughter, Brenda, ot Arlmg-
’**" ' (-'9 ed Sunda.v with Wally
mother, Mrs Joe Morris and fai:
Gene 1B urnett, so*i of Mr an
x,ls •l*h k Burnett was honore
ilrthday vv itii a party ¿
Die John 1 his ( .ilt‘ i 11 \ 11 <*( 1 wer
tiie enth ‘ m « t il 1 wit .hit* .Ubi ! hei
Orlo Martin, m aster, call d the
meeting to order with the follow­
ing officers Holland Johnson,
J oui Sather, Mary Brackett, Mrs.
Walt Bruckert, Mr. .md Mrs. H ar­
land McDonald, Mrs. Orlo Martin,
Walt B ruckeit, Mr. and Mrs Bill
Baum, Mis. Pearl Brackett, Mrs.
Otto Petersen, M artin Zim m er­
man, Sam Brock and Mrs. George
Fox.
Martin Zimmerman rejxjrted on
agriculture. He said It was the
1962 centennial of the USDA, and
Abraham Lincoln
started the
Land G rant Colleges 100 years
ago.
Mrs. George Benson, Home Ec
chairm an, reported on the results
of the sewing and linking contest.
Jane B aker was the juvenile B
class entry with a dress.
The
apron contest was Mrs. Blaine
Miller 1st, Julie P ark er 2nd, and
Agnew Woodcock 3rd. The wheat
germ bread in the baking w ent to
Mrs. Earl G entry ilso the cookies.
The judges were Mrs. Don Miller,
Mrs. Martin Z nnm jrm an and
Mrs. Janet Walker.
Holland Johnson will lx* a ('ele­
gate for the Insurance for the
State Grange convention which
will he held in G rants Pass s ta rt­
ing June 18.
The Pomona Grange vote I to
give a 4-H scholarship to sum m er
school which is June 11-16.
It was announced that the an­
nual Sherman county picnic will
lx> the third Sunday in June Mso
the Sherman Historical picnic w ill
he Sunday, June 10 at DeMoss
Springs ii the w eather is good,
otherw ise in the Moro Legion hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jordan
spent Mother's day taking a drive
to Pendleton and eating dinner
out. It was a nice drive that day.
Mrs. Bert Swigart expects to
have her m other vk-.it her this
week, from Montana.
Rufus is located beside the Col­
umbia river on highway 30 and
was founded in 1800. It had less
than a hundred population until
the John Day dam located just a
mile east of town was started. In
thi 1900 Census there were .300
population, hut it nas doubled
since then. The extra population
brought about the building of two
new classrooms ’.o the Rufus
school to take care of the child­
ren of the workers. The John Day
dam which is to he completed in
190? has all the W ashington side
of the river cofferdam work done
also the spillway. The arm y en­
gineers of Walla Walla, Wash ,
11fiie expect to start work on the
Oregon sale this summer.
Besides the
dam, the Biggs
llapids bridge which is five mile-
west of Rufus Is rapidly drawing
to a close and the dedication is re-
portedly set for Sept. 1 The
bridge over the John Day river
v as started last w inter and w ill
l»e a high one. The John Day river
is five miles east of Rufus
Therefore, the Rufus Grange
sinorgaslxird offers it« pattuns
•cenery as well as food
f
*
We
in funeral service.
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cli‘i'li'ii I will lijivo tinii* to servo ¡mil w
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Successful Farm er — Veteran
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SMALL
BUSINESS”
r
By C. W IL S O N
HARDER
I t w u ld a p p e a r a t t u n e s t h a t I 3 0 th . a n d f r o m a ll in d ic a t io n s ,
p e o p le a r e c r a z i e r t h a n m o n k - a n o t h e r d e flt-lt in th e m a k i n g
c y s . A t le a s t t h a t w o u ld s e e m j f o r t h e c o m in g y e a r ,
to b e th e f e e l in g o f S e n . H a r r y '
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B y r d in r e v i e w i n g t h e g o v e r n -
T h e r a p i d l y w o r s e n in g p o s l-
m e n t ’ s n e w s p e n d in g p la n s .
R ° n o f th e f e d e r a l f i n a n c i a l
p i c t u r e is p e r h a p s b e s t g i v e n
T h e S e n a t o r n o te d t h a t C o n g
in
the chronological report
re s s Is n o w b e in g a s k e d to a p
made by Senator B y rd .
p fo p r la t r l
• • *
$ 1.2 m i l l i o n "
lie says th a t a y e a r a g o a
$ 1 .5 b illio n s u r p lu s w a s e s t i m a t ­
d o lla r s so
e d . O n M a r c h 2 7 th . t h is e s t i­
s tu d ie s
can
b e c a r r i e d on
m a t e w a s r e v is e d to a n t ic ip a t e
a d e f ic it o f $2.1 b i llio n , b y M a y
t h e a tT e c - i
25 t h e e s t i m a t e d d e f ic it h a d
11 o n a I r e I a -
g r o w n to $3.6 b i lli o n , b y J u n e
tio n s h ip of a n
27 to $3.7 b i lli o n , b y J u l y 25
in fa n t m o n k -
ey
and
hi B
to $ 5 .3 b i llio n , b y O c t o b e r 29
to $6 9 b illi o n , b . y J
a n u a r y 18 to
m o th e r .“
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____________________$7 b i llio n , w h ile th e la s t t r e a s -
1
KEEP
The 1!
GAYLORD MADISON
lub of the Rufu-
u: x i.iv
Mav It
SI A I E
K E l’K E s»
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Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman
w heeler and Umatilla Countie
l o l l a real urn
thi
FV
T H E « DM M DN M I K K , ,
From all that we h e ir e t
most that we read the von
market is doing -nine
things for the western Fm
countries who have <ii
that trade with each othei
ter than the form er rosti , •
A new economic Venture
made the countries in the
nion mat ket vastly more pro
ous than they have !xi»n for v<
Rut we think this countrv
■-
as the qualifying factors
F r a n k von Borstel
/or Coioiiv Commissioner
W A S H IN G T O N
a b le t
it W i
with th e
»’ Í k t
'í
-Mrs. Bitsil Bains of Portland
came to ¿pend the weekend with
them. Sunday Mr. anil Mrs. I eun-
ard Fields of Wasco, Mr and Mrs.
Harold Brown and son Rex and
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fields, all of
G rass Valley and Mr. and Mrs
Damon Field« and sons Cecil and
Chester of Ashcroft. B. C., came
and all enjoyed u pot luck dinner
together.
Last Saturday afternoon and
evening Mr. and Mrs. Basil Rains
and Mr. and Mrs. T-acy Fields
visited and had d i n a r at Wasco
with Mrs. Em m a Dutton and her
son in law’ and daugnter, Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Peterson, wno are stay­
ing with her.
Mothei s day guests tit the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harland McDon­
ald were Mr. and Mis. Robert Mc­
Donald, Mrs. Elsie Medler and
Mrs. Mattie McDonald all of Port-
alnd.
Many fam ilies had open house
f i M other's day at ‘. heir homes.
Perhaps the largest gathering was
Mrs. W alter Morris who reported
32 children, grandcnildren and
great grandchildren called during
the day.
Baptismal services were held
at the Rufus Community church
May 6 for Tam m y Kay Brackett,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Je rry Brackett, and Munya Li­
anne Morris, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Joe M orris w ith Itev. Ruby
F ranklin officiating.
Mrs. Ruby Frank lin has re­
turned to h e r church it Canning.
S D., after spending several
weeks here helping ier daughter
and family Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Brackett.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Malone
and son.- Johnny and Rollie, visit­
ed on M other’s day at the Bob
Morris home. Mrs. Ma'one is the
daughter of the M orris’.
1 lie Rufus teachers social gioup
met at Rufus May 7. Mrs. Go »rge
Jensen, president presided over
the meeting. There was an elec­
tion of new officers with Mrs.
Jensen getting thesame job for an-
oilier year. Mrs. Howard Steward
I- the outgoing
ecretary trea­
su rer and Mrs. Bill Myers will be
tne new one.
I toy Gayman, principal, an­
nounced graduation for the 8th
grade at Rufus will he T ueslay,
Mav 29. There will be a track
n ie t at Moro on Saturday at 2:00
p m. Miss Alice ALCro-ky’s room
of first graders won the parents
rixnr count. Mrs. Boh Byrd said
Sherman county may w an: to
senu an exchange student ’o a
fon ign country. It was announced
that Karen Macnah will he the
W
,egion Au xiliary zit G irls’ Stab
jne ll- lir. The group
hlch 1
<1 th e Red UrMss swim les-
ns fur ' till a year. 1iut the trans-
irtatio n ha isn’t beer i worked out.
All are reminded to get out and
ate at the prim ary election on
lay 18 in the Rufus G range hall,
he women of the grange will
;rve a dinner and lunches in the
ining room that day. The voting
wil’. I from 8 a. m. to 8 p m.
and < »re will be a counting
beard.
At a recent meeting of the Past
M aders of Hood River, Wasco
and Sherm an counties held at
Mill Creek Grange hall April 28,
Hui land McDonald newly elected
master, presided at his first meet­
ing. He announced some of his
committee appointm ents for the
year. Mrs. Holland Johnson gave
a report of the tri-county visita­
tion program. Mrs. Ray Hughes
had a nice program that evening.
Everyone enjoyed the bountiful
pot luck supper which was held
prior to the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe G riffith from
Seattle spent the weekend as
houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. J e r­
ry Brackett. Mr. Griffith was the
f -rmer m inister of the church in
Rufus.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brackett are
the proud parents of a daughter
born April 17. She weighed in at
6 llx-. 14 oz. and has been named
Tammy Kay. The paternal grand­
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Brackett and m aternal Mrs. W. M.
Franklin of Canning, South Dako­
ta. The little girl joins a twro year
oui sister, Sherry Joe. Sherry Joe
had surgery on her eyes and her
doctor was Dr. Paul Thornfelt.
Sherry J >e celebrated a belated
birthday party last Friday night
at the home of her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brackett. Pre-
El nt besides the hosts w ere Mrs.
Herman Brackett ind Miss Mary
Brackett, her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Je rry Brackett and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Griggs and her great
grandm other Mrs. Jessie Lang­
ford. Sherry Joe’s birthday was
on April 17 but she was in the
hospital for eye surgery at that
time so couldn’t have a party.
stan
vrk i
W hile i n ^ ^ ^ v " T T a r 7 T ^ U |T r e p o r t s h o w s a f u r t h e r s lid e
o t h e r t in - i s a n d o t h e r c lim e s
• d e f ic it o f $9 t b i llio n ,
p e r h a p s th e S e n a t o r w o u ld t a k e
.
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•
a l i v e l y in t e r e s t in m o n k e v
w e n a v e b e e n t h e p o lic e m e n
m o t h e r lo v e , a t th e p r e s e n t
th e S a n t a C la u s f o r t h e
- x.. I f r e e w o r l d f o r m o r e t h a n 15
he is
d i w ith « th u e - con-
s ta n t m o n k t
ig w ith th e fed- , y e a r s . " T h e S e n a t o r s a y s . , - R e -
i c e n t f ig u r e s s h o w U S. f o r e ig n
e ra l budget
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.
a id h a s t o t a le d m o r e t h a n $100
l i e s a y s In e l« h t m o n t h s th e b i lli o n a n d i t is c o n t i n u i n g , "
fe d e ra l d ebt lim it h as been
,
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r a is e d $7 b illio n u p to th e $300
, , c a , ’* ° Pc i n K « a t t h a t th is
b illio n m a r k ,
in d a n t ic ip a t e s
b ,lll°n
d e b t, f a r la r g e r
b y J u n e 30th. a n o t h e r $ * b illio n l " a n lh p d e b l e x is t e d a t t h e
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b o o s t w o u ld b e r e q u e s t e d .
I I . d o e s n o t t e ll th e e n t ir e s t o r y
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y s p e n d in g ” he a s t h e g o v o r n m e n t h a d u n t o ld
sta
rvereasing N on- b illio n s in c o m m i t m e n t s b o th
ita r y e x i
d . t u r e s th r o u g h h o m e a n d a b r o a d .
FO R
• • •
m o n th s o f th e
highi
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durir
$1 5 1
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v e a r ran
10%
• p r e v io u s y e a r ,
y e x p e n d itu re s
rrio d in c r e a s e d
H e c a lls fo r a n im m e d a te e n d
f a ll n o n -e s s e n tia l sp e n d in g .
“It
Is p o s s ib le .’ ’ h e s a y « , f o r
- m i l i t a r y e x p e n ­ us to d e s t r o y o u r s e lv e s f r o m
N o t h in g
c o u ld
s e rv e
d'd $2 4 b illio n .” w i t h in .
K h r u s h c h e v b » -itr r < u r \ l \ j ! o f
In ‘ he p a s t 76 y e a r s , h e f r e e n a t io n s . In c lu d in g o n r o w n
sta te s. t h e g o v e r n m e n t h a s d e p e n d s on th e ttn a m la l *.» n n d -
o p e ra t« d a t a d e S e N In 24 o f n e s s o f th is g o v e r n m e n t . ” T h u s ,
th e s e t e a r s , w it h a d e f ic it to b e in S e n . B y r d ’ s v ie w p o in t , m i l -
t u r n e d in a t th e e n d o f t h is lio n d o lla r s tu d ie s o f m o n k e y
c u rre n t
f, , a l y e a r o n J u n e f a m i l y r e l a tio n s h ip s r a n w a i t .
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LEG A L
X O T IC E
The incorporators of the i
man County Scholarship Ass
tion will meet Tuesday ever
May 22, in the Circuit Court R
at the Court House fur the
jxase of adopting by-laws for
Association, organizational
te rs and other business.
Lynn O. Hampto
Tem porary Secretar
SIDNEY I. LEZAX, Acting Unit­
ner me.:»
ed States A ttorney. 506 U. S.
all not cireate a fire hazard;
Courthouse, P. O. Eox 71. P ort­
2?,
how evrer, to the rights of
je<
land, Oregon
■ ii 1 I o n il
i3ClS‘
JOSEPH E. BULEY, Assistant piiblic in . ma vu ao
ontinued
u
to
the
O
bject
a!s
United States A ttorney
irivate r«
in T i l l - : i ni i i n - i IT B 8 DIS an d maintt nance of i
a* survey line of the
I RK I ( DI K l
I (> K I I I I
D 1S1
IF innevilk* Pow er At ¡m inistrattion
K IC T
OF
OREGON,
U N IT E D
I h‘Moss-Fossil No. 1 transm ission
STATES OF AMERICA,
is 1411 4r 56
hi
P la in tiff,
of ex is-ting
-
76,
an
1
1113
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an,d
vs.
pipes an 1 conduits , irrigation anti
JO H N M. IIE M O S S , e t a l„
drainage linesI, dlte ■ies anil canals,
D e f e n d a n ts ,
r.nd publ le ut ility 1ines, to the ex-
( l\ II. \ o . in 2ii'»
NOTH E
TO: The Unknown Heirs o r Devi­ ercise of exiisting easem ents anti
sees of Roix?rt Nelson, deceased, licenses th e n ?for, «anil to the ex­
the Unknown H eirs or Devisees of ercise of exirsting m ineral rights.
H enry Nelson, deceased, the Un- and an e, isem ent ft>r access roads,
Known H eirs or Devisees of Em ­ subject to ex 1st i ng rig h ts of oth-
ma Damewood, deceased, and anv ers, a pe rpeti,ial ea stm ent to con-
and all o th er persons unknown struct, usse, mlaintai in and im prove
claiming any interest in the pro- aeess roi ids; subject also to the
I>erty described herein, and other continue« i use and im aintenance of
unknown owners: You and each of existing pi lie.-1 and conduit«, irri-
you are hereby notified that a gation and dr■ainage lines, ditches
anti public utility
com plaint in condemnation has and cantils,
lines,
to
exerc
the
ise of existing
heretofore been filed in the above
named Court in an action to con­ easem ents and ¡censes therefor,
demn a perpetual easement to con­ and to the e reise of existing
struct, m aintain, repair, rebuild, mineral rights, over and across
the land situât e in She rm an Coun-
ty, set forth a:s follows
The West h,alf of the1 N orthw est
( u arter, the N ortheast q u a rte r of
TO GIVE AWAY: Norwegian Elk the Northwest quarter,, the South-
hound and dog house. We are east q u arter of the N orthw est
moving and would like to find quarter, the Southwest q u a rte r of
good home for dog. Good with the Northwes t quarte r, ami the
children. Phone JO 5-3671 29p N or.heast q u a rte r of the South-
west q u a rte r iof Sect itm 3; and a
isTARTED TURKEYS: 65 cents T ract in the Nforth vvesl
each delivered in Moro. Six the Southeast q u a rte r L q u arter of
of Section
weeks old. Ken Pierce, 11832 3 described as
S. E. Harold St. Portland, 66, at the center i follows: Beginning
of Mid Section 3;
Oregon.
29c
thence due Eaist 1115 1eet; thence
1 OR SALE: New modern house South 51* 42 :’ West 1799 feet;
in Moro. 3 bedrooms, 2 colored thence due Nt irth 1112 feet to the
baths, hot w ater baseboard heat, point of begit ining; A11 in Town-
air conditioned
underground ship 1 South, Range 17 E ast of
sprinkling system, garbage dis­ the Willamett e Meritli;an in Sher-
posal, attached heated garage, man County, State of üregoii
wall io wall carpet in living
The authority for the taking is:
loom. Located on 2 large lots Act of February 26, i931 (16 Stat.
with Jawn ana xJirubbery all in. 1 121: 19 I .S.C .. 19a8 ed., see. 25Sa)‘
i. L. K itkelie, Moro Jo 5-3220. Act of August 29, 1937 (50 Stat.
27c-tfr 731; 16 U.S.C., 1953 cd., eh 12B) as
!• OR SALE: 3 bedroom house j amended; Public W oiks A ppropri­
Moro, on two large jots in go«
ation Act, 1961, enacted Septeni-
vocation. Fully insulated a,, her 2, 1961; Ac
tine 29, 1919
storm windows all around. G , (63 Stat. 293; 5 U.S.C., 1953 ed.,
furnace, h uli Basement with j sec. 133z); Reorgnaization Plan No.
finished rooms in baseme . 3 of 1950 (15 F.R. 3171); Order No.
■-lUrtable ici auditionui ueuroom, 2563 of the Secretary of the In te r­
playroom, etc. Attached garage ior (15 F.R. 3193); Order No. 2753
and large yard and lawn of the Secretary of Interior,
$6500.00 Call J 05-3270.
lo tin as amended <23 F. R. 9789)* 392
TATE W IDE PAINT CO. c< a- DM 1.9 Department il Manual, De­
plcte painting and decorat ng partm ent of the Interior; Redele­
service, «pray or brush. Phone gations of authority published in
CV 6->977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. the Federal Regis’?i on Decem­
ber 21, 1959; and Act of August 1,
12th St. Vern Campbell and
1888 (25 Stat. 357; <0 U.S.C. 1958
Jack Nuu, The Dalles, Or. 38tfr ed., sec. 257) as amended
Cl STOM SLAUGHTERING five
You arc fu rth er notified th at on
days a week. Custom curing. the 23rd day of June, 1961, plain­
Meat cutting, wrapping, sh aip tiff filed in this Court in this
freeze. K enny’s Market. Grass cause a Declaration of Taking of
Valley. Call ED 3-2315 fur ap­ the estates set out herein in the
pointment.
3 3 t‘
ands hereinabove set out, and to
LI \ E S 1 o t K Men • Do it you, tx? dejio.-ited in the Registry of
this Court the sum of $839.99 as
self • "A i.tnor B rand” Ai.im
hvauii products, penicillin, and estim ated just compensation for
in sait
instrum ents are available at the taking of said e<t
your Co-op Oil and Supply at lands.
The Dalles.
2 0 c tfn
b u are fu rther ..otified that if
b0 BED OREGON state approved you have any objection or defense
nursing home located in beau to the taking of y o u r pro p erty you
tiful Hood River Valley, witi
to serve ujnmi plain-
lovely fenced grounds. We a< tu t s attorneys at the address
• ept all tyjies of elderly casei herein designated witl
fi
s well as room and board care. weeks after the da‘e of
WIN K • GOLDENDALE
S A LES publication of this Notic<
Yi.rd, Goldendale, Wash has wer identifvinu »hzv .....
f : auction every Fri<’*y «i one
stating t
o’clock We have the m arket if
Rent
’«> intere
you have the livestock. Guar
ante cd top prices Frank Wink
fenses to
L & E Paint Shop: Interior an ! perty, A
exterior Decorating — Spray
Painting ED 3-2273 Grass Val-
the tai
<1 to the
,e* ’
42-tfn
proceed
1 fix the
••«.vlor L O D G E A . | \ £ \ g
mil con-
Wasco, Meets the first
defenses
Tuesday of each month.
Gx
Visiting br ethern welcome.
WANT ADS
Frank D. Reid, W. M.
\ ernon Root, Secretary
E u r e k a l^ x lg e N M. l*i A.F.A t •
Meets on the 1st and
.
Thursday
evenings each
nonth.
\ ¡siting m em bem T O *
cordially invited to meet w
.
Bill Hall, W. M.
11 * log 1 fart, Secretary
'(,.... .«.- m . k — i m r n ®
ls/ and 3rd Tue«
- ^ Gys m ¡.OO F- hall. Tr37
n e n t and vlNUt* b ro L
ier»
an . , uiaiiy inv.tec
Floyd Haines. N. C
i
w r i. • , gp) pptar>
Kri 61, 6, in l h.i j,t, r N . > 7\ , i | Ut
N»/ -Meets every second I'hurs
lav each month.
Visiting
. m embers invited Moro, Ore
Edna Paulson, W. M.
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
IIARI XNDVIFU (¿RANGE
Meets first and third Saturday«
at 8:00 p. nt.
Max Belshe, Master
Agnes Benson, Secretary
I iip in e
K e b e k . ih
Lodge
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