Sherman County journal., June 22, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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Nil ERMA'S COUNTV JO U RN A L
MORO, OKKOON,
FRIDAY, JU N E 22. I!M»2
A goxl p ail of the s e n d in g
this country is doing is neither
necessary nor wise: foreign aid,
1*. Pit*Dili .. .
. Editor agricultural
aid, much of the build­
i 'u h i is li f .i E t< *r> I m l a y a l
ing, the jxdltjeal Increase in em­
M o ro , ( i i r g o i i
p lo y e e -, the insane em pire build­
Entered a* » re n d «la»» m atter al Ilia ing of
ayeney heads could lie
al Murn, O rrjo n . under A rt
curtailed
enough to wipe out the
of I wiigrraa of .March 3. 1M79.
national debt in less than zifty
years. But as long as votes are
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
bought by appropriations we will
A s Q x ^ T i S n continue down hill.
Sherm an (£ onnin jo u rn a l
A F F IL IA T I
M fM B II
N IW IP A F II
11 J
PU B LI $ H
A S S O C IA T IO N
<H I i< I A E ( H I M
M I.S IK IP T IO X
V PAPER
R A IE S
ONE SEAR
*3 .0 0
.11 M i 22, l*M»2
< O I . E E G i; A R R O 4 .A \ ( E
Now elem entary school teachers
will have to attend college five
years before living able to t< -ach
in Gregor. It is utter foolishness
and mote so because colleges are
having a hard time making room
lo r those who need to get some
schooling.
Making it necessary for teach­
ers ol elemental y arithm etic, sim ­
ple spelling ami such w riting as
now taught to attend college at
all is had enough; to make them
stay live years is a hardship on
the potential teachers, it is also
another hit of evidence that col­
leges i re getting too arrogant.
We assum e that all that we
Jearn comes from schooling and
it is Jar from the truth. Mos* of
our education comes from living.
Going to college does give an
early polish hut in five or fen
y ears that has woin off and the
diligent eudan d er who wen* to
work has often done as w e’l
A college education is not a
panacea for success. It gives some
u»>eful acquaintances, suitable to­
pics for conversation, especially
u I k ju L sports, an alma m ater to
lx>ast about hut in m aturity t Is
impossible to tell from talking
to a man w hether he went to col­
lege or iiot. M m who do their
own reatling often surpass col­
lege mem
Colleges are trying to establish
the theory that one must attend
them for long periods to her one
proficient at anything; that they
a le the sole means to ucquire
learning ami social status. It is
not so.
IIA M
I he suprem e court has re ruse<l
hi i liange an order perm itting the
spiking of ham with w ite r w ith­
out labeling. Some folks like it
soft, ami damp.
In the good old days when rn
Miielled ai (I tasted like b an / it
v ' dn ‘ direly diflerent product
than now when it comes v , ked
and fresh from grocer, ta.stin Uju .
punk We II cd to light m e
crackers with.
I he t id in g was correct in that
a h a m M a ham no m atter what
h a s |> een done to R.
And <t Is
ixwsible that meat p a rse rs have
.' 1111 '* "
di sell their product
K anti V ate 'iiig. \ii<l
ma e 1' has tl
Di'? vitamins, pro-
teh
uoln tirâtes that ]ham
al w
But it last US lii,:o a
sy nt he
"1'1»‘ of a forgi) Ben
lYtcinni
" i li huvi ' non o i
it.
the world and accepting It. The
Is habit forming!
world was here first and it seems
In fiscal 1963, for instance, Un­
already arranged so youth is a
cle Sam expects Income taxes on
period for adapting to it. L ater
individuals to account for 53 per
when the world seems to change
cent of all federal revenue. To
they may not like to see that
separate individual
taxpayers
which they have come to under­
from that amount of their income,
stand become different and this To the Editor:
tax collections m ust 1« at a rate
resentm ent is w hat old age is
tha at many residents of of 5% millions of dollars an hour
It seeint
seeint- th
about.
Sherm an County m isunderstood . . . 24 hours a day . . . for the en­
-.ei yone should lx? happy th at the artie'e concerning the County tire year.
t ie woi id do esn t
adhere to the Budget which appeared in the
That million dollar pile seems
>\ ants of any one man; no one is Ju n e 8, 1962 issue of the Sherman sm aller now, doesn’t it?
that .smart, neither prince or pre- County Journal. The $2000, which
.■.blent. I he job of dictator is the was p u t on the Budget for the
I I I E M i l H E G R O M IN G H I I)
w oi-t in the world for there is A ssessor’; office does not go to
Really we don’t know w hether no hojx* of success. Likewise, the the Assessor but is to be used to-
it is an a i t or a science, but in- job of passing judgm ent on the w ard the reappraisal of all Real
as much as no rules apply to world is hopeless and the aged Property which must lie reapprai-
every one we a mine art L the who try ¡n their least effective sed every six years according to
word.
years to do so only bring on the ORS 308.234.
The second annual Beef Perfor-
What irtrlg u e s us Is that so frustrations that cause them un­
R. _______
D. • Dick’’ _ Page
manee Congress and 7th annual
many elut rs seem to fade and die happiness.
Sherm an County Asse sor Performance Registry Internntion
from a had disposition: they grad­
Rut few, we are sure, will be
Moro, Oregon
al convention will be held at OSU
ually become more and more dis­ so happy and resigned as the
——
June 19.-21.
appointed with the trend the man of 91 who, upon his death
The Oregon Beef day at OSU
world is taking, the conduct of at 91, had cards sent to friends:
and research results will be pre­
the younger generation, the prices “ With a ripple of m erry laughter
sented June 19. June 20 several
the eneroi ehm ent of governm ent
A smile and a gay goodbye
out of state authorities will p a rti­
that they depart this life apparent­ lo all who made life worth living
cipate In the program to present
ly happy at the opportunity. The
Back to the dust go I.”
various aspect* of beef cattle im-
world may feel just as pleaded.
A glistening, 30-ton heap of one provement. June 21 will be de­
Yet, these determ ined oldsters
million silver dollars on display voted to business, policies and
were probably the best of their SPRA G l'E LA l’DS SERVILE
The annual meeting of Oregon’s at the 1962 W orld’s Eair likely program of Perform ance Registry*
time. Th< y stood for som ething
will eveke from Seattle visitors International.
and didn t give up as age w eak­ new spaper publishers was the
the comment:
A11 progressive beef bree lera
ened them and dissolve into won- 75th and note was taken of it in
“Boy, if I only had that pile of and producers are invited to par-
a
speech
by
ex-Governor
Charles
ilering agicem ent with every­
dough!”
♦ ticipate.
iolr.n»«
thing and anything that trans­ Sprague, who recounted seme
If
you
agree,
be
advised
that
pertinen facts about the h ls'ory
pired in the world.
There Is a philosophy about it of the state and its men. Ba •’< in you w ouldn’t have most of it
that instructs a person to live 1887 the first railroad had been very long. You would hand over
each day to the fullest, young or in Oregon but five years; «very $856,910 for federal income taxes SELL OR TRADE: 24” rotary
alone, If you head an average
old, and when the tim e comes to boom town had its newspaper, or family ol four.
riding mower, like new. Mel
let go, just fade Into the curtains two, all doing their level best for
P
arker JO -3266.
34c
I*
or
a
brief
bittersw
eet
moment
and get off-stage as quietly as their communities, then as now,
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay with
you
were
among
those
rare
Amer­
anil
as
they
must
do
forever
ixjssible. May fie proper. The poet
some grass, reasonable. H arland
icans in the 91 percent tax brac­
who dee!..lined “Come, grow old GRANGE PICNIC DATED
McDonald, Rufus.
34-7c
ket. Normally you begin paying
along with me, the liest Is yet to
The Sherman County C ringe taxes .at the 20 per cent rate— FOR SALE: House in Moro. Call
h<>,” w asn’t thinking about old Picnic will be held Sunday, June
which, incidently, accounts for
JO 5-3277.
32c
age at all
park Everybody W IW cent of ali fe.l7rai " i'ndlvW. W A N TED :'Secretary for p e rm a ^
Young people start out
n'.lny welcomi
ual income taxes collected,
ent employment. Experience or
lu st how far do one million tax
adequate training required. Ap­
dollars
go
in
today’s
federal
«•* v.s.i*»t oir.
ply Sherm an County Extension
spending spree? They would only:
Office, Moro, Oregon.
32-4c
Meet the interest costs on the
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
five
natio i d debt for one hour and
days a week. Custom curing.
three minutes! Or,
Meat cutting, w rapping, sh aip
Pay h riaries of all federal civil-
1/ / f a EARL Y PAYS OE CATTLE
freeze. Kenny’s Market. Grass
ian employees for one hour and
jflf ”
FEEP/NG RANGEL 4 N P GRASS
Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for ap­
2< minutes!
*
A N P P R A /R /E HA Y WERE R/C H
pointment.
23tf
ZV NATURAL BALANCER NUTR/ENTS
Retire from production less than
two per cent of the land acres LIVESTOCK Men - Do it you
“soil banked” in 1961!
self • “A hti.or Brand” Ai.lm
i.va.tri rroducts. jienicillin. ami
I rovide Free World citizens
$1.36 “foreign aid”, apiece, in
instrum ents are available at
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
those nations in which we have
foreign economic assistance com­
The Dalles
20c tfn
mitments!
80 BED OREGON state approved
t
Pay the storage costs on ’basic”
nursing home located in beau
supported food commodities (cot­
tiful Hood River Valley, w itl
AM ER/CA WAS
ton, tobacco, peanuts, wheat, corn
lovely fenced grounds. We ac
RUT TO THE PLOW ,
« airy products) for less than one
cept
all types of elderly case;
ÍA N P WAS WORK EL?
day!
/ s well as room and board care.
H AR P... S O /L S WERE
The easy come-easy go attitudi
PEPLETEP O F NUTR/ENTS...
L & E Paint Shop: In terio r and
A4 TURE 'S 0 AL ANCE HAS CESTROY E P /
exterior Decorating — Spray
Taylor LODGE A. E. A A. M
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Val­
Wasco, Meets the first
le y*
42-tfn
A
Tuesday of each month.
% cVAYt H O HE-G RO HN
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house ! I
\ ¡siting brethern welcome.
GRAL N S A N P HAY OFTEN
Moro, on two large iots in go«
‘
Frank I). Reid, W. M.
L AON CORRECT PRCPOKTLONS
location. Fully insulated a
\ ernon Root, Secretary
O F N /TROGEN, PR/. HARY A N P
storm windows all around. (
TRACE AMNERAL ELE A IE H T S . . ,
E u r e k a L o d g e N u . 121 A.F.A
furnace. Full Basement with ?
Meets on the l i t and 3rn
finished rooms in baseme :
I hursday evenings e< a,-a A
suitable lei auditionai ot-Jroom,
F E E P S E R V fC E S C /E N T /S E S A T CRETE
11()nth
Visiting membei«
ie» s
NEBRASKA, RECENTLY/NAOGL/RATEPA
playroom, etc. Attached garage
cordially
invited
to
meet
w
*h
m
SYSTEM TO M E A S U R E CONTENT O F PEEP
and
large yard and lawr.
f
BiH
Hall,
W.
M
RAT/ONS. RANCHERS A N P FE E P E R S
I* * ‘ng Hart, Secretary
S E N P S A M P L E S TO 0 E ANALYEEP B y
IE«
o n
p*®
Beef T esting Talk
To Be Held
Gold Might Not
Be So Valuable
W ANT
//Af fwrfôàwp
¡W
N E W ELE C TR O N /C SPECTO G RAPH
R E P O R T TELLS U V E STO C KM EN H O W
4 itÆ H N1OREA ® L /O U /P SUPPLEAIENT
c
m
^TN E R AL ELEMENTS TO
FEi p TO B A /N v A t ARABLE HOtlE-GKVWN FEEPS/NTO BAL ANCE
AND
’’ SMALL BUSINESS”
1 D III IN .E 1
W«1 Ie ml that some ativisu’s to
the il II IV«1 unt are advocating an
l i i i I ki lam u«.1 b u d g e t as a w a y
to
Hl ih I al ¡out prosperity It ig, of
i oni :
' doctrine of the t asy
mou« *y I >>«ys. it is equivalent to
I h i i i ' i ns irig unauthorized Ixn row-
lug. ami very likely unrestrained
b o m i\\ n if: and would lead to a
sort of 1M nkruphy. Govei nnients
ln ba n k r uptcy io m»t go to court
Tl icy loaie th eir gold ami print
p.qx'ip mi »iii.v so it is their citizens
n lio are bankrupt.
\ \t * tillmk the report must lx* a
atory foi ihe pui|its.e of se o in g
some
or aonie group mt , ae-
tion. We «anno, believe that anv-
one i >f ii<•rinal intelligence would
«lull 1 >ei a tt •1> advocate any form of
n 11 la 1ion i.h ile tin* gold supply is
so p i ecat it Usly low.
Yet . it may lx* tim th e mly
cute for the i t . izv economic the
o n es ,»< have suffered for t'.trty
y e a rs is c mpleie financial rum
A c may have u , run oul of mon
ey a n d
eiedit entirely b.Aire
learning that financial Integrity
Is essential to any respectable
governm ent. It has happened in
oilier countries.
An oh e v e r not wise to the
palaver of American politic«
would th in ' th ,t the great eon
I i t tl
O V . o ,
»e welfare
of t
.«ging in th i country
wou
I'ev en t pulicie that tend-
ed t « tpt out their ».m gs and
ren d er
SiOllS. II
t h a t w i l l 1*
W hen i>e >ple quit earning o
to Rye
th eir taning*. or the i
c o l l i e ft
them they a ir au.*<e
tibie to
u.nges in the Value i
inonev.
on»ein for the elde
tohouhl prevent dollar tam pertn
'lo r o
LH D G K
R e a d e rs o fte n a sk I f th e re Is
my w;t v pf 11 Inglng the ft 3
ir a l b u d g e t In to b a la n ce o th e r
th a n C ongress w ie ld in g nn axe
to c u t s h a rp ly a ll non defense
e x p e n d itu re s .
♦
♦
*
T o a n s w e r th is It h perh a p s
best to look at the re t o ld . Coug-
re s s in a n l l a r - r *
o ltl H s te rta g
p o in ts o u t
th a t
fe d e ra l
sp e n ding th is
f i s c a l ye a r
w ill
re a c h
J l l I b illio n , a
$11 b i l l i o n
Jum p o v e r
la st y e a r. Of
t h ia t o t a l
M 5 ..% b i l l i o n
............
C.
W . M .........
u rd e r
w ill be p a id out in s o cia l secur-
Itv , u n e m p lo y m e n t In su ra n ce ,
h ig h w a y
b u ild in g , and c iv il
s e rv ic e pensions. I he re m a in ­
d e r,
b illio n , w ill he spent
fo r a host of Ite m s.
$215 in s o c ia l s e c u rity ta xe s,
fo r a to ta l fe d e ra l ta x o f $820.
S ta te ta xe s ta k e $30 In In co m e
ta xe s, sales and s ta te e x cise
ta xe s ta k e a n o th e r $190, p ro p ­
I e rty ta xe s $205 and so cia l ta xe s
$45 fo r a s ta te to ta l o f $470.
I he c o m b in e d to ta l Is $1290 fo r
food, c lo th in g , In su ra n ce , h o u s­
in g , h e a tin g , c a r expense, and
a ll o th e r liv in g costs.
• « *
W h a t n b cu t in c re a s in g c o r ­
p o ra tio n ta xe s. In the lo n g ru n ,
th is co u ld add to th e b u rd e n
o f th e f a m ily show n above.
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3 I.H .H .E .
C h a p te r N o . 78 H .E .S
Eastern Oregon
Electric Cc.
PATTY O’MEARA
Electric Contractors
îommericial — residential
industrial
II L R L A X D L I E W G IL A N G K
ESTIMATES and BID
.Meets first and third Saturdays
REQUESTS
at 8:00 p. in.
Max Relshe, Master
with
no obligation
ignes Benson, Secretary
E L E C T R IC
HEAr
l u p in e Ite h e k a h L o d g e N o . 114
, 4eets 2nd and Ith Tue« 0 MEARA SUPPLY CO.
days of each month. Visl*
Wasco
Phone GI 2-5402
mg mt mbers weleoir..
Cecil H o i k man, N. G.
The DaUes
Pb. CY6-4184
Clara Houston, Secretary
.
Meets every second T hurs
la v each nonth
Visiting
7 members invited Moro, Ore
Edna Paulson, W. M.
Dorothy H eater Secretaiy
W E E D K IL L E R S
• • e
E o r e x a m p le , assum e th e
f a m ily c ite d a bove buys a
b re a k fa s t c e re a l. On each box,
th e m a n u fa c tu re r, to s ta y In
business m u s t m a k e a penny
p ro fit. R u t b e fo re th e m a n u fa c ­
t u r e r r a n get a penny p ro fit, on
a $1*. c o rp o ra tio n ta x , he has
to m a ke 1.2 cents p ro fit. T he
w h o le s a le r needs to m a k e a
ce n t p ro fit, h u t he too. In o rd e r
• a *
to re a lis e a p enny p ro fit, m u s t
B e e s tim a te s ta x co lle ctio n s fir s t m a ke a 1.2 ce n t p ro fit to
a t a ro u n d the $102 5 b illio n p a y taxes, and the r r t a t le r
m a rk O f th is to ta l, the la rg e s t m u s t fig u re h is m a rk -u p on
ta k e is on in d iv id u a l in co m e the sam e w a y . T hus. In o rd e r
ta x i s, som e $45 billion C orpor­ fo r Ihe p ro ce sso r, th e w h o le ­
a tio n incom es taxes should s a le r and th e r e ta ile r to m e e t
b rin g in $21 3 b illio n , the b a l­ th e ir ta xe s, ih e c o n su m e r pays
ance fro m excise ta xe s on a p y ra m id e d ta x th a t on a box
autos, gasoline. Je w e lry, et id, of c e re a l p ro b a b ly adds 5 ce n ts.
• • e
plus so cia l s e c u rity ta x c o lle c ­
T hus. It Is a fa lla c y to be ­
tions. w h ic h in c id e n ta lly , w ill
lie
v
e
in
cre
a
se
d c o rp o ra tio n t a x ­
he a lm o s t $1 .5 b illio n less th a n
es w ill h e lp the co n su m e r. R e­
e x p e n d itu re *
cause e v e ry ta x added in to the
I here has been som e ques­ p ro d u c tio n , d is t r i b u t io n a n d
tio n o f ra is in g In, erne ta xe s, sales
.--n■«-*«■>
o f goods is re fle cte d in the
r a th e r th a n c u ttin g n< n e s s e n -1 sales p ric e
• • •
lia i «o» e m in e n t expenses.
T h is then seem« quite «elf-
Hut C ongres n.in Richard e v id e n t.
• • •
R oudeb ush feel i th is is liri­
(x is s ib k in s o fa r as in d iv id u a ls
I t Is h ig h tim e th a t g o v e rn ­
a re c ’ i ice n ie d . Be ta ke s the m e n t s ta rt s la sh in g e x p e n d i­
e x a r ipl< ‘ o f the y p ic a l $5,000 tu re s r ig h t and le ft. T he A m e r i­
|H'r yea r fa m ily .
can n a tio n can no lo n g e r a f ­
fo rd th e lu x u ry o f an exp a nd e d
I b i s fa tu ity , he fin d s . I* p a y­
:e
sta te ,
fo re ig n
g i\ e
ing ' 'to in fe d e ra l Incom e ta x ­ a w ays, and o th e r d o lla r co n ­
es, $.105 In excises ta xe s and suming scheme«.
il' N m I om I r«trr«tii>a | > - a » « t *■•»(
No.
V ets i 't and 3rd Tue»
I" I O O F. hall. Tra n-
«-lent and visiti’q- brother,
ar< rim aily inv.ted
I* ioyd Haines. N C
l-eo W atki'is, Secretaiy
lle ilile li e m
W A S H IN G T O N
• y C. W IL S O N HAR DER
1. Vi » \
ADS
There’s many kinds of weed killers just as
there are many kinds of weeds. We can supply you
with the kind you need.
TRYSBEN is the kind to use on Morning Glory
AMINO TRIAZOLE. DOWPON, ATRAZINE and
SIMAZINE are good chemicals to treat weeds in
tence rows, will kill almost an> common W’eed.
Then there’s 2 4D, the old reliable broad leaf weed
killer.
And GRANULAR 2 4D is just the ticket to kill
broad leaf weeds in lawns and yards.
VACATE is a soil sterilant that kills everything
for a time.
WEED FREES and NO VINE are other weed kill­
ers we carry and are for special use as the name
indicates.
\V|< AUSO HAVE IX sE C T K ’Ih E S
And wo have a portable sprayer for small jobs pud
for use on fence rows and s i n , J a r plates.
Al*o a
75 font «.prayer for fie ld work
AGRI CHEM
INC
V e r n o n R«w»t. 'I . in . ig e r
I ’ h e n e G | S>V422
\5 .*.«»*'*», H regi»n
Ok.
$6500.00 Call JO5-3270.
16tfn
I ATE W IDE PAINT CO. ci a
plete painting tn u decorat ng
servue, »pray or brush. Phont-
CY 6-»977 or C Y 6-5293, 1205 E.
12th St. Vern Campbell ¿.nd
Jack N lu , The Dalles, Or. 38tft
WINK - GOLDENDALE
SALES
you have the livestock. Guar
anieed top prices F rank Wink
Ytrd, Goluendale, Wash ha«
ur auction every Erli’-y a t one
o'clock We have the iia rk e t if
WANTED: 20 tons good quality
wheat hay, delivered to Sher­
m an County Fair Grounds. Call
jo M 3N
WANTED: To lease wheat ranch.
Have equipment; will furnish
references; 15 years experience.
Clair K am errer, Condon. 31-tfn
WANTED. H arvest job or all
summer. Call Patty or Lori Al-
sup, JO 5-3536.
34-5c
in Moro. Sherm an County, Ore­
gon, have been fixed by the Court
as the tim e and place for hearing
objections to said Final Account
and for the settlem ent of said es­
tate.
Clark Van Gaasbeck
Executor
T. Lester Johnson
A ttorney for E x e c u m
June 15, 22, 29, & July o, R--
( A L L F O R K ID S
NOTICE IS HEREBY G I\ EN,
th at sea.ed bids will be received
at the Office of Sherm an County
Clerk a-, th e Courthouse in Moro.
Oregon, up until 5 p. m. (Stand­
ard», Ju ly 3, 1962 for the follow­
ing:
For furnishing approxim ately
30,000 gallons, more o r less of die­
sel oil, and approxim ately 20.000
gallons, more o r less of regular
gasoline for Sherm an County;
and approxim ately 2000 barrels,
more o r less of fuel oil, approxi­
mately 16,000 gallons of diesel or
uEGAL NOTICES
dieseline, more or less, and ap­
NOTICE HE FIN A L ACCOl NT
proxim ately 18.750 gallons of gas­
NOTICE is hereby given that
oline,
more or less, for Sherm an
the undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore­ County School Districts No. 3, Ru­
gon for Sherm an County, his F in­ fus, No. 7, Wasco, No. 9J, Kent,
al Account as Executor ot the No. 17 Moro, No. 23 Grass Valley,
E state of Vleda D. Van Gaasix?ek, and for the Sherm an County High
deceased, and that Monday, the School District No. 1 and the Sher­
16th day of July, 1962, at ten man County Rural School D istrict
o'clock A. M. of said day in the for the 1962-63 fiscal year as spe­
court room of the County Court cified.
Specifications and bid sheets
may be obtained at the office of
the County Clerk at the C ourt­
house, in Moro, Oregon.
For gasoline, bidder shall bid
at price per gallon less federal
TAX SHELTERED I tax, delivered in the storage tnnks
of the county at the courthouse,
STOCKS
county shed and rock crusher;
and in the storage tanks of the
various school districts.
Successful bidder will bill pach
W it ii p re d ic te d a n n u a l v a lu e
district and the county separately.
g r o w t h r a te o f K E f to 15 % .
Effective period shall be between
July 1, 1962 and Ju n e 30, 1963.
N o w a t b a rg a in p ric e
le v e ls :
The gesoline, diesel oil, and
fuel oil bids shall lx? considered
one bid.
E q u ita b le S avin gs
The bidder shall use the bid
form furnished with the fuel
A e tn a L if e
oil, diesel oil, and gasoline re­
quirem ent sheets.
It is fu rth er understood that
A m e r ic a n E x p re s s
the am ounts listed in the specifi­
cations are estim ations only, and
S h e ra to n C o rp .
the county and each d istrict may
purchase more or less according
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to their individual needs.
Bids will lie opened and read
aloud at 3:00 p. m. (Standard),
T hursday Ju ly 5, 1962, in the
JOSEPH W. DODD
county Court Room in the C ourt­
house at Moro, Oregon.
Mid-Columbia Manager
The Court reserves the right
W . J . C o llin s A Co.
to reject any o r all bids.
w rite or phone
ji Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 5th
611 Tvgh Valley, collect
r d a y of June, 1962.
0
Sherm an County Court
Publish June 15 and 22, 1962
Why The Catholic Church
Says "INVESTIGATE!”
Probably not more than a handful
o f people hare the Catholic Church
*s it really u.
B ut many have heard anri-
Cacholic calumnies from sources
thev have been taught to respect,
and have come to fear and suspect
the Church as it has been falsely
rep re se n te d to them.
sell the divine worship o f the Mass
It is hardly reasonable to believe
.
. . are opposed to the religious
that 35 m illio n s o f Americans
freedom granted all religions by
w ould remain in the Catholic
our B ill o f Rights, then you have
Church i f the rumors circulated
been deceived and misled.
against the Church are true. N o r
I f you have harbored these or
w-ould thousands o f others become
any
other false beliefs about the
G uholics every year i f they be­
Catholic Church and its teachings
lieved such things - w ith o u t in ­
. . . and if, above all, such mis­
q u irin g into the facts.
understanding has kept you from
That is why the Catholic Church
exam ining the Catholic claim to
savs again and again to people
be the Church established by Christ
everywhere: "Investigate! Investi­
H im s e lf. . . you owe it to your­
gate!”
self in good conscience to seek the
I he Church makes this appeal
truth.
n ix merely to settle an argument,
W e shall be glad to send you
nor p rim a rily to w in the good-w ill
free on request, a booklet dealing
of the non-Catholic people, al­
w ith the points mentioned here
though this is a hoped-for result.
tod
many others. . . including the
Irs more im portant aim is to
attitude o f the Church toward B irth
in vite people to inquire into
C o n tro l. . secret societies . . . the
Christ's tru th as taught and pre­
salvation o f non-C atholics. . . why
served by the Catholic Church
Catholic priests are called "Father"
down through the centuries. For
. . . the Inquisition, and the alleged ’
no man, seeking the salvation of
goings-on
behind convent walls. I t
hi« own soul, can conscientiously
w ill come to you in a plain wrapper
discount the Catholic claim to be
— and nobody w ill call on you.
Christ's Church on the basis o f
W rite to d a y. . . ask fo r your copy
mere rum or and slander when the
of Pamphlet No. KC-7.
tru th is so readily at hand.
P»« Catholic Church therefore
invites you to inquire in to its
teaching and practices . . . to fin d
out for yourself i f what you be­
lieve about the Church is true or
I
false.
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Learn for yourself, fo r instance,
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if it is true that Catholics give
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led to believe that Catholics wor-
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