Sherman County journal., May 10, 1963, Page 2, Image 2

PAGRI
F R ID A Y , M A I
K U L U M IN C O U N T ! JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
10. 1963
th a t the yo u n g e r generation is
The proposed state tons Ututlon I sound and sensible and that the
J ^ e r m a n C o u n ty j o u r n a l
comes from older
th a t was passed by the house lose th in k in g
persons.
PuWlaher Monday is most lik e ly an e x e re 'e
llan <’. Rartlrtt
in fu tility . The senate may pas»
Edit. W rit t
Gil* , 1M F rench
it over the heads o f ajnie rathe
ruldhJird Every Friday nt
vocal opposition. R ut we do not
C ounty C om m issioner L u th e r
Moro, Oregon
th in k the people w ill approve it
Davis entered a P ortland h o s p it­
e. II U r «a m
c U m
m a tte r *1 tha
The tro u b le w ith Oregon's pre­ al .Monday m o rn in g fo r an opera­
F o a to rru « a t M o ra . O re g o n , and er A i l
sent c o n s titu tio n is the people,
of ( '•• ig r e m o f M a r rh 1. HIT*.
tio n on his te c k , probably due
not the co n s titu tio n .
Since th j to the accident th a t befell him
days o f the in itia tiv e anti ’•eferen- some months ago and fro m w h ich
N IW IP A M B
dum we have given the ro n s tltu he has not com pletely recovere-i
tio n a te a t ing at nearly every j I HAF I ’ ROMOTKN H U IT T
P U B II1 M III
election.
W e v e p u t e v e ry th in g
B R O O K LE Y A F B , A la — Ma­
XlSOCIATION
in to it in c lu d in g detailed rules jo r H arvey E. H u itt o f Seaside,
about app o rtio n m e n t o f legis’. i- Ore., has Iteen selected fo r pro
tures, fo rm o f c o u n ty govern- m otion to lieutenant colonel I »
ment, establishm ent o f banks, w ar the U nited States A ir F o rte . H b
veteran benefits, power develop­ w ife, C h ristin e , is the daughter
m ent and o th e r extraneo» s m at­ of Mrs. Emma A ndrew s o f Wasco.
te r th a t should have l**en in the
Ore.
statutes Instead of the c o n s titu ­
tion.
OFFICIAL COUNTV PAPER
I f the w rite rs of the new con­
M W R1PT1ON RATK8
s titu tio n removed the section per­
NOTICE OF MEETING
ONE TEAR ............................ * 100 m ittin g such change the people
OF COUNTY
w ould not stand fo r it: they lik e '
.Single Copien ---------------------
BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
to put things in to the c o n s 'Itu tio n 1
Notice
is
hereby given th a t on
w hich makes it seem lik e some ;
M A Y 1«, I««»
fin a l and decisive disposal had Monday, May 13, 1963, the Board
teen made. Rut is is n ’t. Oregon­ o f E q ualization o f Sherm an Co­
(iltA N D I’A'S <XM»D IJMlKS
ians have voted fo r a h ig h e r per ! unty, Oregon, w ill meet at the
House in M oro,
changes C ounty C ourt
We th in k we have never lo o k­ centage o f c o n s titu tio n
Oregon,
to
p
u
b
lic
a lly exam ine the
ed at the pictures displayed an­ than statute changes.
Oregon’s c o n s titu tio n is verv assessment ro lls fo r said C ounty
n u a lly at the Wasco C ounty P io ­
o f Sherman, fo r the year 1963,
neer m eeting w ith o u t noting, and long and p re tty a w kw ard. Much
and to co rre ct a ll e rro rs in v a lu a ­
hear others note, the fin e features o f it has been made by the voter-.
tion, description, o r q u a litie s o f
i
themselves
w
h
e
th
e
r
fro
m
d
e
llb
e
r
grandpa had.
land, lots o r o th e r p ro p e rty as­
ate
judgm
ent
o
r
fro
m
partisan
These men of the 1880s weu*
—
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,
good lo o kin g men, w h e th e r b e a rd 1 pique. They are proud o f the s it « •** ** hy the Assessor.
The
ra tio between assessed and
1
ed o r shaved w ith a Wade & percent lim ita tio n , (»f the ban on
tru
e
cash
value adopted by the
b
il
emergency
clauses
on
tax
n
il's
R u tch e r razor, they looked lik e
Board of E q u a liza tio n pursuant
strong and resolute men. They o f the In itia tiv e and referendun .
ltS 309 031 Is 25 percent.
w ith w hich to im plem ent th e !” to I O
had to lie.
t shall lie the d u ty o f the p e r-|
A m an’s experience is w ritte n angers
sons interested to appear at the
F ro m w hat we hear we doubt
on his face. The weak look weak
tim e and piece appointed. P e ti­
and the determ ined look d e te r­ i f this legislature is s u ffic ie n ti/ tions fo r a d ju stm e n t o f assess­
jo
p
u
la
r
w
ith
the
people
to
have
m ined. These old faces arc those
ments m ust lie
file d w ith the
of men who traversed a contln its approval o f a c o n s titu tio n te Board o f E q u a liza tio n not la te r
ent and established the m oral and o f vote g e ttin g Im portance. T h " than the end o f the fir s t week
(s
economic life they desired in a .'."noval o f a i y s a fe g u a rd f r o - . ,
i(iv ( „
new
land am idst
Indians and the <*00.411,111100 and delegation of
K. I). " D ic k ” Page
w ith o u t m any tools. They had to them to the legislature w ill net
Sherm an C ounty Assesor
have in te g rity , b ra ve ry and a b il­ seem a good solution.
T herefore we th in k the le g is ­ 26-7-8
ity and desire -to w ork.
The
slack-jawed face o f the weak is la tu re m ig h t spend its expen-e NOTH E OF F IN A L ICC<H NT
not among them, n o r the servile money to tedter advantage ta lk ­
ing a lxu it some o th e r measure—
look o f the slave.
N O T IC E is hereby given th a t
the undersigned has file*l in th?
G e ttin g a p ic tu re made in those o f w hich It has many.
C ounty C ourt o f the State o f Ore­
days re quired some tim e and ef
gon fo r Sherm an C ounty, his F i­
fo rt and grandpa's head m ight l»e THEY’RE OK
nal Account as E xe cu to r o f th?
pressed so lid ly against an Iron
Anyone who th in k s the c o m irg
Estate o f Maggie B arnum , de­
brace to insure his im m o v a b ility
generation Is g ro w in g up to b?
ceased, and Wiat Monday the 10th
d u rin g the required tim e ex|x>s-
a generation o f sheep are due fo *
day o f June, 1963, at ten o’clock
lire He dressed fo r the occasion
some changed conceptions.
A.M. of said day in the court
in his te*st and o n ly suit, w ith
Jeanette Belshee, dau g h te r of room o f the C ounty Court in Moro.
his Is-ard trim m e d . No s p lit se­
M r and M rs I.e lto y B o ls te r, an I Sherman C ounty, Oregon, havt
cond expression w ould do, as is
now Mrs D a rre ll B arstow , is go­ been fixe d by the C ourt at the
(Nisflible w ith the m odem cam ­
ing to
graduate fro m
Oregon tim e and place fo r bearing o b je .-
era.
State tills June. She nas w ritte n lio n s to said F inal Account an I
And it Is heartening to know
a paper fo r a course on bas'c fo r the settlem ent o f said estate.
that ju st a few generations back
concepts. H er argum ent in th?
HEN RY B A R N U M
we came fro m good solid stock
paper is th a t parents m ust b»
E xe cu to r
fo r tim eans that, we too, coul 1
responsible fo r the tra in in g of T. Lester Johnson
be stern and self-reliant.
G LF
' th e ir ch ild re n fo r to put the en­
A tto rn e y fo r E xe cu to r
tire burden on the school« is t , ( I P ublications!
in v ite almost certain fa ilu re .
IBM R E I K L I.E R RESIGNH
1st— May 10, 1963
Parental tra in in g m ust include
We fe d that the m arriage o f
Nelson R ockefeller to Mrs. M u r tra in in g in self reliance g iv in g NOTH E TO < HERITORS
A ll persons h a vin g claim s ag­
ph.v w h ile he was presum ably a a ch ild a chance to use his a t
candidate fo r the Republican n o r, llltie s , under supervision fo r a ainst the Estate o f Dell Olds, de­
iiia tio n fo r the presidency, was, tim e, but w ith g ra d u a lly greater ceased, are re q u ire d to present
in fact, a ta c it resignation from Independence, ‘‘ I f we are to ha ? them w ith vouchers to the u n d e r­
that e ffo rt. There Is in It a touch any peace of m in d ,” she argues, signed at Grass V alley, Oregon,
of the selfishness and a rro g u rre " in the w o rld in w hich we live w ith in six m onths fro m the date
nearly all rich men display when and that In w hich we may be llv . o f the firs , p u b lica tio n o f th is
confronted w ith a choice tietween Ing In the fu tu re , we m ust h a v • notice. The date o f the fir s t p u b ­
w hat they want and what is so, - the capacity to use o u r free lica tio n of th is notice is A p ril
tally and m o ra lly acceptable.
though, and o u r reasoning to fin d 19, 1963.
MARY E. OLDS
W hether the divorce o f th “ values we can liv e b y th a t ai'rt
E x e c u trix
fiis , Mrs. R ockefeller and the o bjective and useable”
sub.(‘(pieiit m arriage to Mrs. M u r­
She also quotes iludda, in a D IC K A D IC K
phy was a ll the same act we do plea
fo r independent though, The Dalles .Oregon
not know. But we are sure I’ " Believe nothing, no m a , , e .* A tto rn e y s fo r the Estate
w ill lx* so construed.
where you read i, o r w ho has A p ril 19 and 26 and May ; ; . d
The shucking of one w lte, how said it, not even if I have said »1. 10, 1963
ever old, lo r a new one, howeve • unless I, agrees w ith y o u r ow'd
O O O O O O O O O O O O < X K X X .
young and charm ing, is not con ix’ason and y o u r ow n common
duct desirable In a president o r sense."
a commoner We know that o u r
The m a jo r par, o f the paj»ei
national m orals have slipped, but is a plea fo r self reliance ano
we th in k a m a jo rity o f Americans methods o f tra in in g c h ild re n to
do no, favor such actions, not he self re lia n t C h ild re n must lx
condone them.
made to feel secure th ro u g h a
Mr. Rockefeller has o th e r set- pr«qx*r am ount of a ffe ctio n And
unis handicaps as a p re sid e n tid parents must teach p u b lic re*-
candidate
lb* is too generous ix m s ib iiity thro u g h p ra c tic in g .1
w ith oth e r (teople's money; he is them seh es
The paper w a in s against teach
too inclined to go along w ith the
Keynes theory of economics; lie Ing ch ild re n the prejudices o f the
is too lite ra l, w h ich means he ac­ parents, no, even the usual ones
cepts the |M>pular instead of ad alxuit conduct and p o litic s But
<ra in in g in thought should be gh
herlng to the proper.
His m arriage Is another indlea en so that ch ild re n can decide
tio n of his d is in c lin a tio n to stav fo r themselves
Things lik e th is paper indicate
by the older m oral code. A nation
M rs Chas. Engles, Mrs. H a rry
Peterson and Mrs. H om er Steele,
color bearer.
D epartm ent ju n io r vice com­
mander Jack H erm an installed
the fo llo w in g d is tric t o ffice rs:
Roy D uvall, com m ander; B i o n
W hitehouse, senior vice com ­
mander; H a rry Peterson, Junior
vice com m ander; W. H. McNeal
a d ju ta n t - qu a rte rm a ste r; L e ve re tt
H orn, chaplain; W allace Bell, of-
ifeer-of-the-day.
Roy D u va ll reported th a t d is­
tr ic t com m ander George M u rra y
and George C aldw ell succeeded in
in s ta llin g a B arracks at Condon
Sunday, A p r il 87, and th e y w l’ i
meet in the Condon courthouse
the th ird Sunday afternoon.
NEW CONSTITUTION
About the County
Public Notices
¡V
w ith o u t m orals comes from peo­
ple w ith o u t m orals and n c lth e ’*
w ill long survive.
If Mr R ockefeller w l.h c s to
continue to s|H*n>l his money in
wha, we hoj>e and expert w ill be
a losing ci fo ri to teemne presi­
dent it w ill , m > one way to put the
Rockel(*ller m illio n s in to more
useful channels And that is laud­
able
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p re s e n t
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ordinary in terest.
Hilt w ith high nafety, daily
•,'itei r«d, and ready e.is,i.ilitllt>
any hnolttenn day.
M hy iwd anti for our current
i Prom uieiidattoii»?
|*rt»*|M*< In* Nitpplird
W rite, or phone collect
J W DODD
Tygh Valley. Ore.
Phone 611
Mgr W. J. Collins £ Co.
AM.
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ENROLL NOW
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THE DALLFS
II A R L A N D V IF W G R A N G E
Meets firs t and th ird M ondays
nt 8.00 p m
Max Bclshe, Master
E llen F rle d lln e , Secretary
I
BONDS FOR
INCOME
Itiiio litU s
T A IL O R IXH IG E A.F. A
IV A SCO. Meets the firs t
I’uesday of each m onth
iis ltm g b ie ,h e rn welcome
John H ild e rb rn n d , W M
V ernon It
Seer« '< rv
I on-k.i l.odx«* No. 121, A F A A M.
Meets the 1st and 3rd
T hursday evenings each
m onth \ is itin g m em lx’i '-
v
j fo rd ia lly in v it it i to meet w ith us
lk m K ing, W. M
Irv in g H art. Secretary
A
School
of
¥
Ilappy Cookiera Club
The H appy Cookiers 4 H C lub
met at the home of Denlce Tsu-
bota on A p ril 10 at 4 p.m. w ith
.Mrs. I sulxita, leader. We made
deviled eggs and hard boiled eggs
and colored them and w*e had an
Easter egg hunt.
Eugene R. Tsubota, R eporter
' 1962 C liev
Dnpala 2-Dr.
» H ardtop au tom atic V - 8,
Power Steering, Radio, H e a t­
er, («old Color.
Only $2395
G R IFFITH FORD
USED CAR CENTER
4
725 E. 2nd
The Dalles
The D alles
20 Gallons Fix*e th is to Ruy-
ei*s W ho P resen t T h is Ad
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O LIV E R
I
»OOO OOO O O O O O O O O O O C C i'O V O t
Below April Average
on by her manager, A rd ir.e Todd
A rd in e ’s speech to ld o f her e x­
perience tr y in g to e xp la in to C ar­
o line Kennedy the q u a lific a tio n s
o f her candidate.
Kaye w ill learn more about
P acific N o rth w e st wheat stocks
in a ll positions totaled 51.829.000 governm ent th is sum m er w h ile
bushels fo r Oregon, W ashington, ' a ttending Oregon G irl's State at
and n o rth e rn Idaho on A p ril 1, I Salem.
1963. T h is was 13 percent more
than the 45,731,000 bushels o r
hand a year e a rlie r, but less than
ANDY’S RADIO AND TV
one-half the area’s 5-year average
wheat supplies fo r A p r il 1 o f 93 -
»SALES & S E L V H ’E
2Jr 900 bushels.
S E R V IC E ON A I J . M A K E S
F a rm storages held o n ly 6,617,-
000 bushels on A p ril 1, dow n 1.)
Call ANDY PAULSON
percent fro m the 8.152,000 bush­
T. Uphnnr .IO .1-3.11.»
els held on P acific N o rth w e st
farm s a year e a rlie r.
H ow ever,
in te rio r
elevatorr,
w ith 12,915,000 bushels on hand
th is year, were show ing a 19-pei-
cent increase over the 10,840,000-
hushel stocks o f a year ago. T e r­
m inal wheat stocks, at 27,789,000
bushels, were up 28 percent from
for
a year ago, b u t m erchant m i l l
stocks o f 4,508,000 bushels, were
11 percent less than A p ril 1, 1962
level.
for
R ecords
THE IDEAL GIFT
MOTHER’S DAY
Kaye Whipple Chosen
SHS Parliam entarian
Kaye W h ip p le won over he”
opponent, Pat A lsup, to the office
o f P a rlia m e n ta ria n o f Sherman
H igh. She succeeds the new ASB
President, G ary Irz y k .
An active campaign was carried
GRADUATION
R O T H ’S
MUSIC CENTER
110 E. 2nd
The Dalles
( A 6-3752
Sherman Theater
NEW SHOW TIME
Doors Open—7:15 p.m.
Show sta rts- 7 45
(daylight linn’)
F riday - S aturday
May 1 0 -1 1
'THE
MAGlC WCRD
F or funj
TARZAN
COES TO INDIA
Bjnai JOCK MANOSEÍ Mt lU TW ilepluet In '
_____ "th CJUf WK*. ru s tkt IlnkMts
,-Jft
C 'T m .S to B ra n d MC TROC01 OR
TDM
JULIA
POSÏONMEADE-
Sunday - Monday
May 12 - 13
Sunday Mittince 2:00 p.m. l)a\lig h t time
H ere’s the ideal way to treat MOM c i M OTHER^ D A \.
Take her out to dinner and then TAKE HER 1 0 THE
SHOW.
The TAVERN CAFF h
g SPEG U I
M OTHER’S DAY dinner for t. e v/h.le f :m lv and each
MOTHER will receive a FR EE ( VEST TICKET to THE
SHERMAN TH EA TRE to see “ U0N OF FLUBBER ” ,
Sunday afternoon or evening.
F L O O B C O V E R IN G
In the P P & L ouilding on 2nd
Phone CY 6 -5 6 1 6 The Dalles ;
9 Armstrong Linoleum
•
Formica Counter Tops
Ceramic Tile
frw MACMURRAY mOlSON «wf'.i
and
CARPET from the LOOMS OF MOHAWK
Expert Installations
^ooooo.
THE ELECTRIC
PORTABLE WITH
FORTABLE ELECTRICITY
OPENS UP A WHOLE NEW
WORLD OF TYPING - TYPES
ELECTRICALLY ANYWHERE
UNDER THE S U N !
Types Two Ways Electrically an its
Own Built - In Power Pak !
A
The Dalles Only ?
Vocational School I
Phone CY 6 4621
W o rld W a r I Veterans and th e ir
A u x ilia rie s o f the M id lC o lu m b ia
area held th e ir sp rin g d is tric t
m eeting In The Dalles last Sun­
day seating 60 veterans and m em ­
bers o f th e ir fam ilies at a nfxm
pot-luck, d in n e r
Jack Herman,
departm ent ju n io r vice comm and­
e r and Mrs. Herm an fro m Port
O rfo rd tra ve lle d the fu rtlie re s t to
the m eeting, w ith Mr. and Mrs.
W in. M akinson o f B aker dose
seconds.
T h y rm a Ix?wis, departm ent A u x ­
ilia r y president installed the fo l­
lo w in g A u x ilia ry officers: E lva
McNeal, president; M is. Halsey
Raymond, senior vice president;
Mrs. H a rry A llen, ju n io r vice
president;
Mrs.
Wallace Bell,
chaplain: Mrs. Tad Easton, con­
ductress; G ladys Hanna, guard;
Mrs. J. (). B ettsw orth, p a trio tic in ­
s tru c to r; Mrs. Fred P etri, flag
bearer; Mrs. D i o n W hitehouse,
m usician, and Mrs. H. F. Fla,m o.
R e v o lu tio n a r y B re a k th ro u g h
?
F irst of Every Month X
o
Sue M a xw e ll of Hood R iv e r re­
ceived her p riva te p ilo t ra tin g on
A p ril 26. She and her husband,
I. (). M axw ell, operate the Hood
R iver A ir p o rt and have a fra n ­
chise to sell Cessna planes in th is
area.
Tom T a ylo r, F A A F lig h t E x ­
a m in e r fro m the P ortland o ffice
awarded the license to Mrs. M ax­
well. She started flig h t tra in in g
last fa ll when the fly in g service
purchased th e ir Cessna 156 tra in
er. They recently added a new
Sky H aw k 172. F u ll-tim e flig h t
school is conducted by the M ax­
wells in c lu d in g Sanderson V isual
A id G round school.
C h a rte r and a irc ra ft re n ta l arc
also provided at the Hood R ive r
A irp o rt.
B y S m ith C o ro n a
‘‘Learn By Doing '
CLASSES START
^Vorld W ar 1 Vets
District Meeting
Held in The Dalles
5ilots License Gained
3y Sue Maxwell at
Hood River Airport
P O W E R IT E R
Beauty
lU-thlrlirin < ha|rter No. 7H <> K.S.
Meets every second T h u m
»day each m onth V is itin g
members invited. Moro, Dr
Lin d a K<*eJ. W M
Gwen Ross, Secretary
MDIB» I41IH.F N«k ft
I D.D F.
Meet« 1st and »I». to« -
^ ^ J d a v s in IO Ob' hail R an-
«tent and v is itin g M others
o u U ta lly in v ite d
F lo yd Haines, N G
Leo W atkins, S ecretary
j
A n e a rly S e p te m te r wedding
Is being planned by Ju lie Kay
Woods and G ary S m ith who have
ju s t announced th e ir engagement.
Miss Woods is the daughter of
Mrs. S h irle y Woods o f I ’o rtla n u
and Mr. E rn e st Woods o f Mangla.
West P akistan and fo rm e rly of
Moro.
M r. S m ith is the son o f Col.
and Mrs. F red C. S m ith o f FT
B e lvo ir, Va. and f o r m e r l y o*
Eugene. G a ry recently com plet­
ed a ye a r and a h a lf in th(* A rm v
as a 2nd L t. and Is w o rk in g in
Eugene. The couple w ill gradu
ate fro m the U n iv e rs ity o f Ore­
gon in June, 1964.
Wheat Stocks Above
Last Year’s Total But
A lm o s t B e y o n d
Im a g in a tio n !
Mid-Columbia Typewriter Co.
Established 1933
117 E 2nd St.
The Dalles
In the PP&L Bldg.
CY 6 - 2730
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LIKE
SUNNY
BROOK!
How do you like your whiskey?
S m m O i i "
m W '
BUY THE STRAIGHT
t ««tra nwM ?
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I BUY THE BUND
Di su iu«rr Hoe« hituuiy ccmuh . leetsnuc.rr.inTvcirsrn cut iouiior
wean M now. Kirien m ix i „ SUT „ M00f, l5, 6Ui, j