Sherman County journal., March 01, 1963, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN COUX n
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 1. 1963
co’s Babe. Fee $35 Board $1 day. 27th day of March, 1963, at ten
o’clock a m. of said day in the
Floyd Rathbun jr. GI 2-5247
Sometimes
money
damages
wül
to put the wronged party
court room of the County Court
South American nations all have Farm Bureau Reports tempt
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t
i
l
.SljernuiH County Jo u rn al
in the position he would nave not put the wronged party In the
in Moro. Sherman County, Ore­
active communist gtoups that dis­
ni-eunied had the corrract been no'iUon ic would have occupied FO I. SALT*: 2 bedroom hous." in gon, have been fixed by the Couit
by Scott Lam b
CiTcs L French —
fcdltor rupt their government; and take
Moro.
Contact
Bill
Kramer,
had the contract been earned
dint? th e henrini? o n th e
as the time and place for hearing
them tartner anu farther from u->
Box 2182, O rttech, Branch,
Publlnheil Every Friday at
.0 .0 . F.
«mt Thus, where someone agiees
M O l i O I . O l M . R N o . I *
amendment
in
Salem
re
to said Final Account
Libei
which our lowered prestige aids.
M oro, Oregon
Klamath Falls, Ore.
1G-I9c objections
tfeets 1st .r.d 3» T i r
to sell his house to you and then
an<l for the settlement of said es­
reminded one of the old Ci*C>days
Our legislature quarrels over
in
I.O.O.F.
r
d
ban-
£ n ta i* 4 a» M M a d «>••• • • » U r a» lb«
refuses
to
transfer
the
property
FOR SALE: Spinet Piano in this
d x h it th e k n ig h t c io s flm g
P M la fflc e at M ura. O n » « « . an d rr A rt how to care for roaming cats, JAMIT
sient and visiting bfothers
-ou can iue for “specific perfor­ area. Want responsible party to tate.
Frederick Anderson
a t t'angrtaa at M arch 3, H 7>.
whether to force Sunday closlt;?* 11>V ....mnrain In the storm with cordially invited
mer ce’’ ar.J the court may com­ assume $16.75 mo. pyts. or vtll
Executor
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banner
with
a
strange
device
Floyd
Haines,
N.
G.
or not. to what group of tax­
pel
the
transfer
of
the
realty.
sell
for
cash.
Also
Elec.
Organ
Ix*o
Watkins,
Secretary
T.
Lester
Johnson,
ioir •
,
payers to shift the burden for
n iw s f a m k
However, there are situations
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leader of fne l O K
Write Credit Mgr Tallman Attorney for Executor
LODGE A.I « 4.M.
the next biennium Congress ITf^ * •
in
which
the
law
will
not
grant
Piano
Store,
Inc.,
Salem,
Ore.
L
iberty
am
endm
ent
liannor
th
at
f u il iih iii
WASCO,
Meets
the
first
A
bates a month on how long to
the remedy of money damages
1618c \ o i |4 t .M l i i \ \ i K < o l n i
ASSOCIATION
debate, building an aquarium, would cause the fedeial govern­ J'ues lay of each month.
nor specific performance, as for STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­ NOTICE is htreby given that
bre-thern welcome
\
congressional politeness The pre­ ment to re tu rn to the intent of fisiting
example in a case where the per­ plete painting and decorating the undersigned has filed in the
John Hilderbrand, W M
sident disrupts not hl vacation the constitution by repeal of the
formance is impossible on a
Vernon
Root,
Secretary__
federal
income
tax
amendment.
service, spray or brush. Phone County Court of the State of Ore­
schedule.
ground which the law finds ex­ CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E gon for Sherman County, his fin­
It would also cause the federal
II ARI.A NDVIEW GRANGE
The people watch sj>oi ting ev
cusable,
such
as
the
outbreak
of
12th St. Vem Campbell and al Account as Executor of the
ents, worry about the prom pt re­ governm ent to sell to private In­ Meets first and third Mondays war. Relief may be denied in
at 8:00 p m .
Jack Null. The Dalles, Or. 1-1- Estate of Wiley A. McDonald,
ceipt of governm ent checks, go dustry or to states all its busi­
some cases on the ground of nub­
deceased, and that Wednesday,
on hikes, w rite and read about ness ventures which compete Max Belshe, Master
ile policy, as where the subject FOR SALE: in Moro, 4 B.R the 27tn uay of March, 1963, at
with
private
enterprise
and
Ellen
Friedline,
Secretary
the continuance of the spike heel
house
and
shop.
Call
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of the contract is illegal, such
OFFIC IAL COUNTY PA PER
style, plan schemse to get some wh.eh are not specifically listed Liin-ka Nxlge No. 121, Y.F.&AAL as in wag?ring cases the courts L & E Paint Shop: Interior and ten o’clock a m. of said day in
in the constitution
the court room of the County
desired
change
at
the
expense
of
Meets
the
1st
and
3rd
exterior Decorating — Spray Court in Moro, Sherman County,
fcl IISC K ir riO N RATES
will refuse to grant relief
Not m any people are aw are •Thursday evenings each
the public-not themselves- and •
Painting.
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Grass
Val­
Oregon, has been fixed by the
can seldom be inveigled into a that the federal Income tax came month. Visiting member
ONE YEAR
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ley.
42-tfn. Court as the time and place for
serious discussion aljout the state to the people as a valentine on fordially invited to meet with us
Eton K in g . W . \1
WANTED: a job bookkeeping or hearing objections to said Final
MARCH 1, HHI3
of the world, the nation or the February 14 1913,. Having been
W ANT ADS
11« mg Hart, Set i itary
voted down on several previous
any kind of work. Also babysit­ Account and for the settlement
state.
le lie in < liapter No. 7M O.E.S. WANTED: Maintenance man to
siting. Call JO 5-3293.
6tfn of said estate.
If Mr. Khurshchev really wants attem pts, the amendment giving R eth
/ Meets every second Thurs-
pump water, repair lines, look DRESSMAKING and minor alter­
Keith McDonald,
|U(> CHANGE
to take this
country over-and th e federal governm ent the pow­ ^jQBkday each month Visiting
after streets.
Executor
we doubt if he realizes w hat a er to levy direct tax on the peo­
ations
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v
m
em
bers
invited.
Moro,
Or
We hope* Sherm an
ple was frowned upon by many
Apply City of Moro
18 c
T.
Lester
Johnson,
job
it
would
lx
to
put
it
to
w
ork-
Linda
Reed,
W.
M.
are keeping them selves posted on
80 BED OREGON state approved Attorney for Executor
17-20
he couldn't ask for a better sit­ congressmen. In fact, a bill was
Dorothy Heater. Secretary WANTED: Used telephone wire
£ change. that are
nursing nome located in beau­
put
through
at
the
same
time
12
gauge.
Paying
4
cents
per
uation
than
prevails
at
present.
along the Columbia r i v e w i-
tiful Hood River Valley, with NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT
pound. Call collect Gordon Hil­ lovely
We are spending the resource calling for a minimum levy of
m onstrous machines “»t hear h k
fenced grounds. We ac­ NOTICE is hereby given that
10 percent The hill passed con­
derbrand
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evenings
refuse
to
slow
down
the
pace
the age old hills to ^
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cept all types of elderly cases the undersigned has filed in the
gress but was vetoed by Pres.
until
March
4.
Thereafter
until
road ixds »»®ng them Jor »ad of a wonderful continent and Taft because the ceiling was too
March 7th call collect GI 2-5286 as well as room and board care. County Court of the State of
and highw ay traffic, a ’ld
, If we can get the job done in high. Taft said the income tax
Oregon for Sherman County, his
Tax
Free
Income
our
generation
and
leave
the
r
uin
FOR SALE: Flynn Barley seed. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING five Final Account as Administrator
the very river is being plugged
would never conceivably go a-
days a week. Custom curing
i a massive concrete structure, and the debt to the next that is hove 5 percent and therefore a
Don Martin, Moro
pd
of the Estate of Celia Rider, de­
A wide variety of the h ig h ­ FOR SALE: In Moro 4 BR house,
Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip ceased,
one ui a »erics th a t . ¡ » J * their hard luck.
10 percent ceiling was too high.
and that Wednesday, the
W
hatever
happens,
we
are
sure
freeze.
Kenny’s
Market.
Grass
a strin g of lakes out of one of
2 baths, dining-living room has
Prior to the 16th amendment
13th
day
of March, 1963, at ten
est quality bond« and stocks
that the next form of govern­ the only way congress could vote
hardwood floors; kitchen, base­ Valley. Call ED 3-2345 for ap­ o’clock a.m. of said day in the
the world’s great rlv®*b'
m ent this nation has will not give a tax on the people was through
now qualify for tax exem p­ ment, oil furnace. Call John A.
pointment.
23$: court room of the County Court
The m achinery itself is
derful, moving a whole *a ,d en the people the right to vote a general levy on the states.
Foss,
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Wasco
17-19
c
in Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
tion, or deferred treatm ent.
full ot dirt at one gulp and tra n ­ themselves a lifetime of ease ami Each state would then have to
gon, have been fixed by the
AT
STUD
tentatively:
Reg
splanting It at 40 miles per hour charge it to the yet unborn.
raise the tax and pay it to the
Rank grade Issues.
Court as the time and place for
Appaloosa stud. Sire: Chief LEGAL NOTICES
to another place. The cranes that
federal government. It had to lx
hearing objections to said Final
Joseph
of
the
Plains.
Dam;
Was-
Particulars gludly furnished
NOTICE <>F F IN A L a CC’OV NT Account and for the settlement
hoist the m aterial into space loi
for a specific purpose, however,
NOTICE is hereby given that of said estate.
bridge o r dam are like g ia n ts Sun Life Gains Policies
not just for idle spending.
Write, or phone collect
fingers only slim m er and more
The L iberty amendment has
Dr. Otis G. Perkins the undersigned nas filed in th<
T. Lester Johnson
Sun Life Assurance company
County Court of the State of Ore­
J. W DODD
precise in movement.
Administrator
of Canada sold more than one great possibilities in returning
gon for Sherman County, his T. Lester Johnson
The John Day riv er that used billion dollars of life insurance the sovereignity to the states
Tygh Valley. Ore.
OPTOMETRIST
Final Account as Executor of the Attorney for Administrator
to come into the Columbia rath er in 1962 for the fourth consecu­ w here the constitution placed it,
Phone 611
Estate of Arvld Anderson, de­
sedately in its sandy bed will bit tive year and will increase jxdlcy but it won’t lx easy to sell it to
405 E. 2nd St.
Mgr. W. J. Collins & Co. Tel. CY 6-5362 The Dalle*, Ore. ceased, and that Wednesday, the February 8, 15, 22 March 1, 1963
the slack w ater of the John Day dividends in 1963 for the 14th most politicians and welfare
grieved person. The law will at­
&
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pool five or six miles u p stre n n
from Its accustomed place and
the I leach w here hard w orking
Chinamen once panned for stray
flakes of gold will lx* covered
with w ater and perhaps even­
tually with silt.
These are the most stirrin g
days Sherm an county has seen
There Is more going on and
those who are living now will
often lx asked about how it was
in the early sixties. A bridge
across the Columbia to join twe
sections of an International high­
way! reconstruction of the road
np Spanish Hollow; building
of the high highway and rail­
road bridge across the John Bay
river; realignm ent of the h igh­
way clear across the county to
move it far up on the boixlering
basaltic bluffs. All these are
tremendous undertakings invol
ving the rem ovel of thousands
of yards of eartli and rocks,
whereas the dam
construction
requires the utilization of much
material such as sand and gravel
to make the tow ers of concrete
that will block the river,
it ts a great show.
consecutive year, A. M Weaver,
C.L.U., Sun Life m anager in Ore­
gon announced following the
com pany’s 92nd meeting.
Sun Life, which is the 12th lar­
gest life insurance company in
North America, sold $1,128,110,-
(XX) of life insurance in 1962 to
bring total Insurance in force at
year end to $10,810,722,000 an
increase of 6.4 percent over the
year. About a third of this pro­
tects U.S. policyholders, o f the
total, $4,265,659,000 is In Group
life insurance ami the balance in
individual contracts. Adding a n ­
nuities, the com pany's combined
total of life insurance and annui­
ties is the equivalent of $13,011,-
161,000 of life insurance
During the year the company
paid $199 million in policy Ixne-
flts, of which two-thh'ds was paid
to living policyholders and annui­
tants and one third to the Ixneflc-
iaries of deceased policyholders.
We rem em lxr a few years ago
of signing our name to som ething
or other an<l blotting the ink
with such a flourish that a small
six etato r of ten o r twelve in ­
quired “ W hat’s that?" referring
to the blotter We have never felt
older.
Articles that w ire in dally use
by grandpa and grandma can
now seldom lx found.
For those who didn’t like to
blow out candles there was a
candle snuffer; everyone
who
used a pitcher pump was suppos
ed to refill the priming van;
grandma had a handy hook to
lift the lids off the old wood
stove; there were grindstones
that small ix y s turned while el­
ders shai|M-n«»d th eir scythes ami
neither grindstones nor scythes
,ind. Coal oi
can lx easily found
lamps and sad I is are museun
they were Ir
pieces w here ot
sities
dally uee as necessities
It has ix en year •s sine e ladle-
into i\U set-
laced theinselv«
strengthened by whalebone or
steel stays and we doubt if many
in high school would recognise a
buttonhook
Ladles now slide
their feet Into a low sandal ami
kick it off for ease Instead of
buttoning a high topped shoe
with a couple dozen buttons and
fo r
A contract is a promise which
the law will enforce. Most adults
have, at some time, entered into
agreem ents which constitute le­
gally binding contracts. Such an
exchange of promises, each of
which confers some b enefit on
the other party, gives rise to cer­
tain rights in Ix th persons. Those
rights become the object of at­
tention when one party fails to
carry out his promise.
What can be done when one
party to a binding contract fails
or refuses to perform?
First,
and most common, is a court
action for money damages. Such
damages n’c generally measured
hv the loss sustained by the ag-
But ii
Nome
m ale
i not
the i anget
but to
gut (get
Nitrate Solution
Cily profits.'- ',
B rea
50% of this solution is of the nitrate form which is readily
f e r t il iz e r
dealer
available for plants to use even in cold spring weather.
NON VOLATILE — Does not evaporate — Safe
Fast
Easy to Use.
. . . . 1963 SPRING STYLES
m ig h t
«
At Sherman High Cafetorium
Friday, March 15th at 8:00 p.m.
Floral Dcorations by Milne’s Gift Shop
ADMISSION $1.00
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..t
Door Prize
Refreshments
sponsored by St. Mary’s Altar Society. Wasco
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1. See Agri Chem’s 75 foot spray applicator.
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2 You can. easily cover 300 acres a day with this applicator-
3. Mix your 2 4D and 20% ammonium nitrate solution together
and spray your weeds and fertilize at the same time.
mg to
t have
gran
wa< a
late on the t
v use that
bv the! g ra r chil
4
Fertilize early with fast acting nitrogen.
AGRI-CHEM INC.
I.ETII tltG Y
Khrushchev moves his min­
ions Into t'ufxi. a mere ;x> miles
away; France acorns our nu
dear weapon* for some of its
own and Independence; Canada
object* to our arrogance, we have
spent our money and need to
constantly borrow more for
which we raise our debt limit,
I
Y-.; V
(xeking ami a trim ankle was
Intriguing hut not often seen
In our window Is a sort of ke>
for some long forgotten article
from the earlx days of gadg-'try
No one has Ixen able to Identify
it.
FOR FALL WHEAT USE
Brea 20% Ammonium
It’s Your Law
Presented bv Williams ID Store
Oil) THINGS
tig h t
state advocates. The federal plum
of tax monies is too inviting.
This cantankerous citizen, refusing to talk until he has some­
body to talk to, sits beside the phone awaiting a long distance
call from his granddaughter. I lave you called a lonely loved one
lately? 1 low about this evening, after six, when long dis- /
tance rates are even lower? PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
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WASCO, OREGON
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