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Page 2 Sherman County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, June 28, 1983
forgotten what the taxpayers had
mes in order for the swimming ice Lemley, Sheri Rolfe, Peggy
said back home.
isses which tx^gin July 8.
Riggs and Lorraine Stark.
The Ways & Means committee
Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss
The A dvisors going w ith the
did a pratty good Job of keeping
are still in W ashington visiting giris w ere Mrs Kendrick Dunlap.
Fubllxbed Every Friday nt
the budget telow requests, but To the Editor:
man, and Wasco ( mnties, b e - ' from Renton to the coast and hack Mrs Art S shilling and Mi Hi
Moro, Oregon
take a look at some figures, it
old Eakin. O thers going alo
If you are going to have a 4th cause there w asent any fences,' to son Bob and family,
cut $4,279,039 from the o p e n of July celebration thia year, I and if he swam the J hn Day and
Orilu Coons has lieen burning w ere Mrs. Orville RuggU
M uterai aa aaroad risaa M attor al
of higher education and thought maybe the old tim ers the Deschutes River he thought some m id-night oil in »he pro- played for the drill, Mrs Selina
Pastsfflca at Mora. O r a ** « . an4ar An tions
Electric Contractors
*1 < anertaa oí M arek 1. I* 7 t .
raised the building for that p u r­ would like to hear about an old he could cut the *li :ance down <ess of getting all m aterial in W atkins, Pas». President i jf the
Coir
mereiai — Residential
pose
by
over
fen
million.
A
col
O FFH'IAL COUNTV P A PE R
time celebration that was held In to around 75 miles, bii» the rest order for the Jack Gross trial Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. E a r l
lege Is not a house.
which
got
underw
ay
Monday.
..
Alfa
Olds,
vice
chairm
an
JJ.Y
.C
cf
the
men
wanted
to
drop
'town
Industrial
The Dalles, buck in 1885 which
Publisher
The departm ent of education the old tim ers used to talk about and cross the Deschutes on the
liuti <’. Bartlett
Ixiy Cochran, city w ater m aster Jean Payne, Monyu N» ■al and
ESTIMATES and BID
Edit. Wrlt.-r in Oregon is one of the most when we first w ent up to Sher­ old wagon bridge near the mouth announced the w ater statem ents Harold Eakin.
(Ules L. French
aw kw ard in the whole state, ruled man county, back in 1895. They of the River, which was further, for this tim e will lie his last as
REQUESTS
Judy Dunlap was Right Suppor­
by an em pire builder. The gover-¡ used to tell how much money but Frank kept a straight line he is retiring and going to south­ te r to the W arden for the 1963
With No Obligation!
nor’s recommendation w as SB,-1 was spent, and how the 2 biggest across the County, going down to ern Oregon on an extend vacation session. Sheri Rolfe was appoin­
N IW IP A P IK
399,789
for
that
departm
ent
and
to
w'ork
his
mine.
ELECTRIC HEAT
ted second Gerald by the new
P U B L IIH IK I
contests were won by 2 men from the lx*schutes on the old rat el
the legislature upjx»d that by $2.-1 Sherm an County,
T erry Frakes of Boyd, was hare president, Nancy Shelton for the
snake
grade,
and
swiming
the
XSSOCIATION
025,966.
0 MEARA SUPPLY CO.
river w here they later built the last week visiting his grandpar­ session to lx? held in 1964.
Your Truly,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ben­
Of course the legislature cost
old wagon bridge.
Wasco - Phone CI 2 - 5402
W. F. P arry
much more money than ever be­
For Quick RrxulLx, C»e a J o u r
Well after F ian k won the con­ son.
Tho
Dallas - Ph. CY 6 4184
Mrs.
Ash
Martin
of
Selah,
came
fore because there was more talk i
nul Want A«l— JO 5-3515.
test they asked him to make a
ing and less thinking than us­ E aily days in Sherman <'aunty
speech, and tell the people how' to visit whth her tw’o sisters, the
I To the Editor,
ual.
he won the contest, and Frank H arry and George Benson fami­
When we came up to Moro back said there was 3 reasons w’hy he lies and a brother, Steve Alley
The legislature evaded some
anil family, Grass Valley.
reasonable settlem ent of the Basic! i in 1895, th e old tim ers had a lot won.
Bill Hall anil M artin Zim m er­
School problem whleh is growing ! of yarns to tel, us. One was alxxite
F irst he had the BEST HORSE.
b U B S C K irrio N ratkh
like a cancer. If Oregon schools' I the big fourth of July celebration
Second he made the shortest man were in Pendleton Tuesday '
»1.1)0 were run by local directora and that was held in The Dalles in
afternoon on business.
o \ E V BA *
ride.
10« with local financing there would i 1885, when so many j»eople from
Sharon Gilman and baby So- I
Mingle Copien --------
And third he Jumped off and
lx* less money spent and w'e doubt all over the County came and led his horse up those 2 canyons lange visited the Air Base at Con- ■
J I N K 2«, 1963
sjx-nt a lot of money. One of the which gave him a chance to get don for a small pox vaccination
if the eduation would suffer.
for the Ixiby.
The legislature did not c u rta il' I events th at they put on w'as a his breath back.
Velma McKean and daughter
Revolutions
Well when we got up to Moro
the num ber of interim commit­ prize of $50.00 to any man could
Revolutions are failures. They tees that provide political advan­ ride the Ixid horse they had, down in 1805, Frank still had that old Janie spent W ednesday at the
may lx? necessary to relieve th e 1 tage for nieintiera along with a c ff the hill liack of the town, and horse and used to bring him F air G rounds for the 4-H Horse
strain, but It is also necessary | study of the sta te ’s geography. ’ across the flat w here the town down town once a week, and let judging.
later built. Now they had a hard the folks l<x»k him over, and the
Some do g<xxl; most do not.
th at they be failures.
time finding a man who would old tim ers would say (there is
Revolutions come when the rul
As for us, we think the legisla
ing class o r group becomes so tors and the whole government of try sutch a hard stunt, till fin­ the best horse that the STATE OF
arrogant and overix'aring that thei the state of Oregon might as ally they decided if they could OREGON ever hail)
m ajority— the people — revolt well learn right now that the tax­ get a hold of Billy Gibson who
lived out on the John Day east
and upset the government.
payers do not think that an In­
They m ust be failures because crease of 15 to 17 per cent in ex­ of Moro, and who was considered
the common people are so com­ penses is necessary every time the best rider cast of the Moun­
The Gamma Lambda Th
mon they cannot manage a gov­ the legislature meets. We know tains, and had never been throw n J L
Theta
SALE ENDS SATURDAY, June 29, 9:30 P. M.
from
a
horse,
so
they
sent
a
man
Rho Girls Club No. 84 took part
ern m en t and eventually some oi I of no citizens who can look for­
op there to talk to Billy and bring
Mrs. Lucille May has lieen here ! in a com petition drill at the
the uncommon, the more able, ward to such an increase.
SEALED BIDS TAKEN ON FIXTURES
rise Io the top and sta rt another | T herefore we are in sym pathy him back to The Dalles. Well for several days as a guest of Theta Rho Assembly held in Met-
period of arrogance.
, w'ith the citizens of Albany who Billy looked the hill over and Mrs. Marjorie Marvin, while visi­ rill, Ju n e 20, 21, 22 and won first
In no civilisation has there j seem to have a knark of Initiating finally said it would lx? a danger­ ting friends of the days when she place. Friday evening the follow­
lieen much more th a n five per­ | against tax bills. The last one so ous ride, but if they insisted cn and her late husband operated a ing girls who took part in the
cent of the citizenry able to con­ i treated went down by well over that kind of an exhibition he grocery store here. Mrs. M a y drill were: Mona Eakin, Co. drill
duct the affairs of government in three to one. We predict a worse would try it the fo u rth of July says that her daughter. Sandra, captain, Rosalee Eslinger, Co.
; morning Well the dident fall, was m arried Thanksgiving to Joe drill captain, Donna and Glenda
o satisfactory manner. The com­ fate for this one.
1 and Billy wasent throw n, but Shafer of Eugene who is getting T erry, C hristine Cantrall, A n n
mon |>eople m ust depend on them I
i came down off the hill and out his m aster’s degre»- from the Uni­ and Pat Brown, Carolyn Johnson,
o r have th e ir governm ent fall
211 E 2nd
The Dalles
Ruth Alley, Jennifer H a h»n,
into the hands of the inefficient How Crazy Can You Get? ! across the flat where the town versity this year.
i was later built, and when they
Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knighton Nancy Crows, Judy Dunlap, N an­
wlw Just plain can ’t run a gov­
Next
to
the
Granada
The;
ttre
Local ¡»ostoffices have lieen di­
helix'll him off the horse, the are hero to spend most of the cy Doolin, Nancy Alberty, Jan-
ernm ent.
rected to obtain as much pub­
Latest m ajor revolution was licity as ¡xjssible for the new ZIP crowd started throw ing money sum m er in th e ir home as a sort of
the Chinese which brought a new num bers, already assigned to 1 at him, so he received quite a I vacation from living at H eppner
bunch of bosses to the jxitlent every postoffice. Such things are , large sum of money in a d d itio n ; and driving to Lexington every
Chinamen, who have since been a product of the com puter age to the $50.00 given by the Town. J school day so Mrs. Knlghten can
1 h x >1.
starv in g by the millions. Before when work is done by machines When the old tim ers used to tell teach
Mr. and Mi’s. Ivan Eagot of
th a t it was the R ussians w h o and men languish in bars, d rin k ­ the story, they would close by
saying that that was the greatest Oakland, California, are here to
traded the inefficiencies of the ing up their dole.
ride ever made in the State.
visit her brother, Jack Lawrence
Czars for the oppression of the
Each one of the |*ostoific*"s
There was lots of gixxl saddle and W ednesday sjient the day
communists. The French m urder­ in Sherm an county have a new
ed the Bourtxms and have had a ZIP numlxtr which is supposed to horses in the country then, so with Mrs. Ted Thompson, Jack's
hard tim e keeping a p erm anent lx* on every address. The pre­ they also offered $50.00 to the daughter.
iXirotha Moore returned from
governm ent ever since. In A m er­ sum ption is that if there are two man who could make the best
ica we got rid of the English and chances to m ake a m istake fewer tune from London to The Dalles Ik'nver Monday evening w here
formed a new' kind of govern­ will lx* made. If some o ik * knows on that fo u rth of July day. Now she attended a Republican m eet­
ment, which is very much like tlit you live in Moro, but has forgot­ F rank W atkins who lived in ing.
K errone C hristianson’s daugh­
English had all along.
ten the Z.1P num ber you will get Moro, and had the best lot of
te
r
Diane Stew-art and children
horses
on
the
range,
said
he
The big custom CH Gleaner Hillside Combine has been tested and
Government, especially in the no word. He could find Moro on
big and complicated nations now the map, but we presum e there would like to try out his ,x*st from Boise, Idaho are here visit­
developed for the Northwest (not just a converted mid-west model).
existing, requires the abilities of j will be no maps of ZIP ninnlxT- saddle horse, if they would >et ing her for a few days.
This
Combine hai proven out so good that it is often referred to as
him
pick
out
the
shortest
route
M
l*,
and
Mrs.
Bob
O’Toole,
one
th e most competent men It can­
S< inething will have to lx* done
the Cadillac of Combines.
not safely lx* done by the selfish, about com puters. They are tuk-l he could find over Gilliam, Sher- of the PP&L Co. employees who
has Ix-en here three m onths on
the predatory, tiie dream ers, nor ing over the functions of humans.
When purchasing a Combine you often spend as much as many people do
the construction will lie leaving
the stolid.
The job of keeping hum ans classi­
on a home which takes a lifetime to pay for. So be sure you check the
F riday for The Dalit's area work
The world is full of revolutions fied, recorded, numlx*rod Ivab be­
Mr.
and
Mts.
Collis
Moore
are
right now. The colored ra<*es are come too much work for hum ans
-’l>ending several days in Pendle­
In revolt against the w hites in so they invent a com puter which
ton
visiting friends.
Local crew s of Pacific Pow ?r
an effort to acquire the easy bv- does the work of so many hu-
Alice Conlee and K arrone C hris­
m
a
n
s
th
e
s
eventually
starve
for
&
Light
(
’omixiny
shared
honors
Ing the whites have develo|x*d.
this week with PP&L em ployer’, tianson are I»oth suffering w ltn I
It will do them no good to obtain want of a job.
(olds which they contracted while i
it by force, for it will melt in their
But we do understand that who have tx-en cited by the Edi­ on their Alaskan cruise.
hands It is the result of ability to there is great opposition to the son Eleetriet Institute for achiev­
an outstanding safetv-it- I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberson and
manage and pnxluce. If and when idiocy of tills ruling by the |x»st- in g
This combine has the most
work
record throughout the util­ family of Paitietleld, W ashington
the uneducated and untrained office departm ent and th at it will
square inches of Separation
were hero over the w enkend visit ,
ixuple of the world learn how to not take hold, but be w ithdraw n ity's system «luring the past
ing his patents.
Area (6840). It has a ro­
make the tilings and conditions shortlv It could not lx- t«x> soon. year.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson motored to <
they desire then- will lie no need
tary air screen that keeps
In this Ixittle Ix’tween men and
The national eleetriet utility Portland to bring Lloyd home ,
to revolt. They cannot get them machines we have heen on the industry association’s aw ard s
the radiator c l e a n at all
Saturday. He is doing very well. I
for free.
side of men; in this particular in made to utilities whose employ­
He has lx«en allowed to w aten i
times.
Quick d e t a c h a b l e
stance we are decidedly on the ees have reduced the frequency
television but not to road. He will 1
Header - Auto matic Hy­
side of men and we think the.- ot injuries by 25 jiercent or inor? i eturn to Portland for another !
State Finance
would lx* Ix-tter off with I» ><»i er tolow their anverage injury - f r ?•
draulic Multi-rate Leveling
checkup July 6.
Some enterprising citizens of machines and to tte r men.
queney rates of the preceding
Leta Tiwirter (Eslingcr) was ,
Exclusive - 2 Fan Cleaning -
Allianv )k*ve started to refer the
throe years, according to PP&L’s here last week to m ake a rran g e­
Unequaled Comfort and Con­
tax bill. Just born after long g» st i-
district manager, A M T h rasher m ents to have h er furn itu re
When you leave today’s wotk
tion to the legislature. And if Hie­
venience - LOW PRICE -
rhrough the end of last month moved to her home in Kennewick
cessful in getting some 23.000 sig- unfinished, you put a mortgage the hx’al crews of the comjxmv
Mildred Eakin will he moving
Heavy 40 inch Cylinder.
»
n
tom
orrow
.
n atu res on ix-titions may put t he
had m aintained a safety record into the apartm ent just vocated ,
pix»r deformed thing out of its
that has lx*en free of tim e • lo ss1 by Mrs. T lw ater She has lx?en
m isery early in life.
The man or woman w ho ta k e injuries since (X’to to r of 1959. » living with the Cooks.
’ITir throat is so potent that il- himself too seriously s ‘klon total of 228,480 man • hours of
Ixirine Hall is being kept very
te a d \ Portland papers and others tintis anyone e se who will.
safe work
busy this week getting lists of {
who lielieve in big government
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ovooooooovoc
lO O O O t'O O O
are trying to protect the bill and
threatening voters with worse
Now as tax bills go, this one is
no m onstrosity. The main trouble
w ith it is that it w as w ritten by
legislators who were convinced
that it was absolutely ni'cesxarv
to sjx n d an additional $60,000,(MX)
Lowest Profile only 10’7
in the next biennium Bet ore they
W
iden Track (-122) 75 bu.
had gotten around to w rite the
only im portant legislation of the
Grain Tank - Standard All
rexsion they had lxx*n told i»v
Hydraulic - Reel and Header
enough public officials that m ore,
money w m s needed (hat th e\ had
Reel Speeds controlled Hy­
SHERMAN COUNTY
Letter to the Editor..
JOURNAL
Eastern Oregon
Electric Co.
PATTY O’MEARA
JUST 2 D A Y S
LEFT T O
Grass Valley Girls
Attend Competition
o | c Drill Taking Honors
SAVE t
°70%
AT JARTY’S JEWELRY
QUITTING BUSINESS SALE!
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
Jarty s Jewelry
MILLION DOLLAR
Train Load of Gleaner Combines Leaves Factory
for Pacific Northwest
PP&L Crews Share
Award For Safety
BIG RUGGED
All Hydraulic Gleaner
B urke’s
House Paint
i “
I d e a l fo r H o u s e s a n d B a r n s
SPECIAL
GALLON
HILTON HOTELS
6 * BONDS
I
K >< m I q u a lify
I hhh I
b e fo re
2 4 0 0 C o lo r s o f
Y o u r C h o ic e !
Interior L a te x
rujiiy-
Also -
iiig an n c th r market.
(-uoh.ihdify
$ ^ 6 0
*
gauon
4 ’°
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
draulically. Completely bal­
anced Combine at all times.
BIGGEST CAPACITY
DOWN FRONT CYLINDER
HEAVY FRAML
in.tlu rtf.v , it
«b-^ired.
In t e r e M | m 6I
* r m l . u n iin .d it
F u ll p .ii t ir u lu t > ou requesf
Write, or phone collect
J. W DODD
Tygh Valley, Ore
Phone 611
Mgr. W J. Collins A Co.
6 ,0 0 0 R o lls F in e
W a llp a p e r J n S to c k
S ingle
R oll
DROP IN AND SEE
IT AT
ON DISPLAY
15 and I« F0 0 t Models.
P a in t ’ÏS! P alette
214 Court St.
DON BROWN
THE DALLES
CY 6 2611
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