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RATES
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1902
maximum borrowing set at $3,000.
Loans can fie used for any col
lege expense in accredited and
participating colleges anyw here in
i for
Low-cost colleg e loans to needy the United States. Fund« will Lie
told congress
rovided
by
First
st
i
iieen students will be i
ion did better re e d ' >11« _
issued w ithout the endorsem ent
announced by E. J. Kolar. presi- National Bank of Oregon through
of parents. While most of the stu
dent of U. S. National Bank . It is a new cooperative program endor-
dents will be under 21, th ey can
a cooperative arrangemei it be- eed by United Stu dent AW Funds,
twee the bank and the nil d Stu- Inc., a subsidize* I, non-profit na- lawfully assum e responsibility
eq i a i , pay f o r
tional foundation, it was announ- for these obligations.
dent Aid Funds, Inc.
I Ql A L W ORK
Repaym ent will be started five
K olar said the pi rain now ed by Ralpn J Voss. president.
m onths after graduation, using
First
National
pioneered
a
some
n
u
k
e
s
it
possible
for
ny
needy
Tiie national house of represen-
m onthly paym ents over a period
u tiv e s has passaci a bill giving college a dent to m e au nlica what different college loan pro of 36 months. USA funds endorse
gram
in
Oregon
three
years
ago.
tion
for
loan
with
i
women equal pay for equal work
This program, which has permit- m ent carries an insurance pro
and we presum e that action will except g d character
gram which includes paym ent *n
overjoy those masculine women Isfactory academic record. Appli teo many students to carry on case of the borrow er’s death.
their
education
w
ithout
in
te
rru
p
cation
may
is*
made
at
any
U.
S.
who are alw ays working to make
tion, will continue to lie available R» th k h F iir ( haptrV “No? 7S“<>.E.L
women as much like men as pos National branch.
Kolar explained that the USA Voss said.
W
:Veetii every second T hurs
sible.
day each m onth.
Visitinf
The USA Funds program will
The net result may lx* to le s Fund acts as a co-signer, thus
7 m em bers invited. Moro, Ore
b ic i women from many jobs that making even the neediest stu perm it additional students w ith
Linda Reed, VV. M.
some now occupy with fair suc dents eligible for long-term bank out parental financial support to
Dorothy Heater, Secreta iy
c’cdit.
rem
ain
in
college
despite
the
cess It m ust lie admitted that one
The USA Fund, a non-profit steadily rising cost of tuition, M o ro L O D G E N o . 113 l.O .O .F .
o? the main advantages of hiring
^ s e ts 1st and 3rd Tues»
corporation,
m aintains an 8 per rooni and board. Because of the
women Is that they can lor could)
days in l.O.O.F. ball. T ran
ix* hired cheaper. When they lose cent reserve against tiie loans it subsidized nature of the program
sient and v i s i t b r o t h e r s
These reserves are the money will be loaned at six
that advantage the men will get endorses.
a t < ciutaily inv.ted
created
partly
by
deposits
from
per
cent
sim
ple
interest.
some of the jobs. ,
Floyd Haines. N. C.
F irst N ational's own plan, pro
There are some jobs that wom colleges and partly by contribu
l*eo W atkins, Secretaiy
en can do lx*tter than men. They tions from foundations, corpora viding for parent co-signatures,
tions
and
individuals,
said
Kolar.
L
u
p
in
e R e b e k a h L o d g e N o . 1!4
has particular appeal to families
are often more patient, usually
Aleets 2nd and 4th Tue-»
quicker with their hands and con Each one dollar placed in the with a regular income. It is avail-
days of each month. VisP
tent at doing repetitive work. For g ro u p s reserve underw rites $12- ble to finance college at all under
ing m em bers welcorr.-.
graduate levels as well as gradu
such work they should probably 50 in bank loans to students.
Cecil Hockman, N. G.
Kolar pointed out that the new ate study.
he paid more than men.
Clara Houston, Secretary
Students who have completed
But the professional feminists loan plan offers a fine opportunity
are doing women no good when fo» qualified students who have their first year of undergraduate E u r e k a L o d g e N j . 121 A r'.A. V.
they strive to put women in the si ccessfully completed their first study would lie eligible for the Meets on the l i t a,.^ I’m
evenings
. i.'n
s ime categories as men. T heir y ta i of college and want to con B'jhor und senior years with the Thursday
nonth.
Visiting men.tx.-rs
main asset is that they are differ tinue th e ir higher education.
cordially invited to meet w:»n u.
ent; they often have better morals
Bill Hall, W. M.
either from fear or principle; they
Irving H art, Secretary
r< sp e d traditions more generally;
FUNERAL
IIA RLA M IV IFW GRANGE
many of them are really more
SERVICE
Meets first and third Saturdays
O n to n o è iris i
economical with money despite
Leon., rd It S m ith
at 8:00 p. m.
tin jokes about spending the fam
I ’h«.i . C l M I S S
403
E.
2nd
S t.
?«cx Belshe, M aster
ily fortunes.
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o
n
T e l. < Y 0-3302 The Dehrs, Ore.
ag n es Benson, Secretary
I ids bill to make tile pay equal
that the pre
Editor
I I 'id u j
MORO, OR BOON,
43.00
IUGUH1 17, ISOS
I. A M l ( SE
The Oregonian is unhappy I k *-
cause .Secretary of interior L'dall
has not appointed a new advisory
board to propose policy for the
b u reau of ban I Management to
include men intcrc. ted in other
tilings Ilian land use. We do not
agi ee.
it is our contention, frequently
slated, tiiat recreation is not a
proper function of the BLM. It is
not land management at all; it
is a political concept designed to
celch votes. We know, as Admin*
isiralo r Karl Landstrom pointed
out in a recent letter to this page
that tiie BLM carries out the
lai d management work set down
lor it by tiie congress and the ad-
m il,istration, it could liardly tie for both f t xea is foolish liecau.se
r o woman is going to do the work
an> o ther way.
I lie BLM, as an adm inistrative of a man, like a man, at tiie
ug( ncy, is iieget by the conflict same speed as a man or with tiie
if they are
in,; aim s ol congressmen, some- attitudes of a man.
tin e s reflecting tiie dosiies of In tier let them lx* paid accord
slockmen, sometimes of city dudes ìi gly; if Ics,-, adept let them work
wiili a gun. The adm inistration hi'- less. Trying to force equality
I idls it here and there to suit its «.I tiie two sexes is like comparing
political opinions. Certainly the lem ons and cabbages. They are
1*1 M lias as many advisory groujss dlllerent, made so by wise and
In its iiutr as any agency. All th at l»< in flcient nature, und no man
is on the record.
made law will change it.
But nothing lias changed oui
opinion th at the proper function
and it should he (lie only func M I I E A T Y IE L D
tion of a bureau of land m an
This new .-.paper, along w ith al
agem ent should is* to manage
most every other one in the north
th- land.
II such was its duty it would west, lias curried stories about
n >; now lie spending money to tiie yields of tiie new’ Gaines v ar
I'tiJd access roads into the public iety ol w heat, in tills experim ental
il< main instead of spending tiie y ia r of its production. City dw el
money to get rid of tin* sagebrush lers may get tiie notion that far-
a id greasowood that covers so i lers have found some magic uu
much of Ute hig.'i desert of Or< m did Alladin.
As long as tiie stories were of
and oth er states.
\ adds under field conditions they
II, through r
Hion,
not so outlandish Gaines
em inent turns
som ething over 50 bushelo
the beer can dlstrilii
acre on tin* average in this
. That is very good. But
Id is tli a t a l
liat lia s n o t ix*en
osi in v a riab ly tin new vv heat
ground un
a s p u t o n tiie l x
•r tiie m o s t favorable seeding
conditions and sown u>? light as
• «•med .lie in order to get the
very highest yield. For tins crop
vv ill sell at a very nice price.
Next year when Gaines is sow n
i ti \ \ I \ G < O V G R K S S
ali over the fields with ordinary
equipment and under field condi
W c will not try to di
tions, it will vield little better
p leasure that Individual
il tl D in a r o r E lg in it is de
a sse rt th e ir
‘ill’
• their own
p opini«
• V ic tlo n -
Banks Will Loan Mon ey To Students
SmitL CaL’away
Chapel
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Sherman Theater
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CHARLTON HESTONJACK HAWKINS
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you’ll like
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w ho get a
C A S E , tr a c to r
d e m o n s tr a tio n
C. L. Roberts
sh e riff of Sherm an County, Ore.
HAYA IIARAREET STEPHEN BOYD
»r pr
ie p
ion
ADS
1 out of 2 ! 4
than
ted
.it G ain
W ANT
ONLY $JG 5
r e p la c e . I n c r e a s e d y ie ld
o n e ol t h e
a d v a n ta g e s
l o r G a in e s It is h o p e d
three hran-
111. E. 2nd, The Dalle«, CY 6-
hoe openers. Don Hoctor, Rt.
2114. Ram bler Sales & Services.
No. 1 Box 147, Goldendale,
42c
W ashington
4l-3c
WANTED: A m aintenance man
and city m arshal for City of
Wasco, Oregon
41-3c .EGAL NOTICES
STATE W .DE PA IN T CO. com- ¿J* ™
V h Æ
ntv OF SHERMAM
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CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1206 CLAIRE B. RYAN,
Plaintiff,»
E. 12th St. V era Campbell and
ind Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore.
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1.163 CHARLES O’HARA, et ux,
»
LIVESTOCK Klcn - Do it yout et al’
Defendants
)
self • “AhUiOr B rand” Anim
3 114
iiv a.u i x-roducts, penicillin, and MXTI<-K
S H E R IF F 'S MALE
instrum ents are available at ' NOT j C e I S H E R E B Y G I V E N
your Co-op Oil and Supply at lb at bv v irtu e of a w rit of execu-
The Dalles.
20c tfn tion is*sued out of and under the
WANTED: To lease w heat ranch. sea] of said Court on the 13th
Have equipm ent; will furnish
of August, 1962, in favor of
references; 15 years experience. Claire B. Ryan, plaintiff, against
Clair Ki inerrer, Condon. 31-tfn t^._, defendants, Charles O’H ara
FOR SALE 1958 Chev. 2 door, end Marie O’Hara, in the sum s of
Delray V-8, $775 E rnest Woods. Twenty-eight Thousand One Hun-
JO 5-3296
42c died Tw enty and 09-100 Dollars
W INK-GOLDENDALE
SALES ($28 120.09), the «urn of F o u r Hun-
Yi.rd, Goldend. le, Wash has dred Ninety-five and 58-100 Jto l-
l : auction every F rid °y at one lars '$495.58) the sum of F ' e Hun-
o’clock We have the m arket if d 'eti Sixty-four and 26-100 Dollars
you have the livestock. *Guar <$->64.26) and the sum
Cne
untied top prices F rank Wink Thousand Four H undred and No-
, 100 Dollars ($1,100.00) attorneys
60 BED OREGON state approved ftes
interest at the rate
nursing home located in beau Qf sjx
C(?nt (6%)
annum
tiful Hood River Valley, witf fit m the 8th day of A ugust, 1962,
lovely fenced grounds. We ac and the fu rth e r sum of One Hun-
cept all types of elderly casei died Sixty-one and 18-100 Dollars
/ s well as room and board care. ($161.18) costs and disbursem ents,
L & E Paint Shop: Interior and and commanding me to m ake sale
exterior Decorating — Spray of the real property in said decree
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Val- and execution, I will on Monday,
ley.
42-tfn. the 17th day of Septem ber, 1962,
at 10:00 A. M., Pacific Standard
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five Tune, at the front door of the
days a week. Custom curing. C cunty Court House in Moro,
Meat cutting, w tapping, sha«p gptrm a n County, Oregon, sell at
freeze. K enny» M aiket. Gias^ p llbjjc auction to the highest bid-
\ alley. Call El) 3-2315 for ao- (jer for casb a |j tbe right, title
Taylor IX)DGB A. F. A A. M
Wasco, Meets the firs',
0
pointm ent.
23t un,j interest which the above
Tuesday of each month.
PIANO BUY! Will sacrifice fine named Charles O’H ara and Marie
Visiting breth em welcome, ’x-
spinet to responsible party in O'Hara jointly and severally had
Frank D. Reid, W. M.
this locality. Also home model i>) tbe following descrihe«l real
Vernon Root, Secretary
organ. Cash or term s. W rite property on F eb ru ary 14, 1961,
Tallman Piano-Organ Storaa, the data of the execution o f fe e
D * Salem, Oregon.
38-40c mortgage upon which said decree
FOR SALE: 3 B. F. Goodrich an(1 Judgment is based, and all
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house in
Htle and interest, which
truck tires 7:50 x 1' Don Cox
Moro w ith basement. $6000.
the
said
defendants
or any of the
ED
3-2315.
41-2c
Call JO 5-3277.
42tfn
other defendants herein o r any
WANTED
TO
BUY:
16
-7
INT.
FOR SALE: 1952 two ton GMC
one holding by, through or under
Drill - steel wheels - steel lxix - them may since have acquired
flatbed. $795. Adkisson Motors,
— therein, or as much of said pro
perty as shall satisfy said decree
and judgm ent, costs and accruing
^
costs, and the costs of sale, said
real property )>elng situated in
Sherm an County, Oregon, and des
cribed as follows:
A tract of land in the Southeast
q u arter of the Southeast q u ar
ter of Section 31, Tow nship 3
North, Range 17 E ast of the
W illamette Meridian, in said
county and state, described as
follows:
Beginning at a point located
South a distance of 41.2 feet and
East 243.9 feet from the South
east corner of Block 5 of Rufus,
Sherman County, Oregon; ru n
STRAIGHT OR BLEND
ning thence North 75* 20’ E ast
«1 distance of 150.3 feet; thence
North 12“ 30’ West 403 feet to
the southerly right of w ay line
of the Old Columbia River
TT4/5QT.
Highway; thence along said
right of way line southw esterly
IHE OtO SUNNY BROOK OlSIllllRY CO. lOUlSVIUI. KY. KINIUCKY SltAIGUI I00H0I
159.3 feet; thence South 12* 30'
WHISKtY 39 PROOF. KINIUCKY IKNOiO WHISKEY SS PROOF. SS« HAIR NEITIAl Sfiliti
East 355 feet to the point of be
ginning. containing 1.30 acres,
except tiie northerly 200 feet
thereof and the right of Ingress
and egress over the easterly 20
feet of the northerly 200 feet.
Said real property will be sold
si'liject to a lien for real property
ta re s thereon due Sherm an Coun
ty Oregon, and will be sold sub
ject to confirm ation and redem p
tion as provided by law, and the
purchaser will l»e put into imme
diate possession thereof.
DA I ED this 13th dav of Au
gust, 1962.
n d ic a p
landlords
X O TK E T o < It F: I) ITO ILS
Al! persons having claim s again-
s( t h e E state of Leslie E. Webb,
deceased, are hereby notified to
present them w ith the properly
signed vouchers and duly verified,
to the undersigned, the duly ap-
poin'ed, qualified and acting Ad-
>nm -stration, with Will Annexed.
" tic E state of Leslie E. Webb
deceased, at the office of T Les
ter Johnson, A ttorney a Law
f cm o ? rT n> W‘th,n 8lx mo" tn s
S
o.
v ° f ,he first PUW' “ -
HI GH GWFriTH MARTHA W T T .... CATHY ODONNEll SAM J AFFE
TECHNICOLOR*
uni ( d i i i c
handicap.-
* th r e e ini
'I'be bem ocratl
I lie* I bill«"-. ( trcgoii
I' nominateti 1,
V i < president
n o ' to t h e atlvai
l i e w a s a «troni
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d x rs in
monthly
IIK d .lt
nd
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Hampton Furniture Co.
CLOSING OUT
Balance of inventory of former
e s ol hi I M r
•t Into the
lo re power-
i fo r t h e i r
m that of
Port-
diev e
RIBACK FURNITURE
of Vancouver
UNBELIEVABLE VALUES
PIONEER FIRM! FINE LINES
Give Away Prices
Event Starts: FRIDAY. AUGUST 17
HAMPTON FURNITURE CO.
The Dalles. < iretron
,O-W,' : Au«U’ <
. . .
A 'hninistration,
Annexed.
T L ester Johnson
•Moro, Oregon
$150,000
10:00 A. M.
'tav es.
itxs of
10 1 « 2
Johnson
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Place nxed‘ ‘ f
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
CASE. HARRIS NEW HOLLAND
Calkins . Wade Rain Irrigation
Moro & The Dall-s. Oregon
? /,’ W h lch 18
° f Sald
£ ? Unty Court
Or*S°n, i S the
L J UILLINGER
o w T tT ir
'
E state
4 IR C K
n<’er
Dalles, Oregon
t m o T ? f° r ,h* ^ t a t e
August 3. ,o, 17> , 4 3Ja ^
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