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is serving, but between his | ' Feenstra of Falls City will i* | clients and other clients of his i was a last week vtstiui ui the i the guest speaker. He will partners as well. home of her niece and husband, I bring a soloist with him. Mr. As far as Jones is concerned, I Feenstra, 88 years old, is real Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mormon. TO THE any client of his partners is I spry and works full time as a By Eva Bressler Mrs. Charles Power left Sat- his client. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen re urdav for Spokane where she minister at Falls City. Mrs. Royce Longfellow, the turned the last of the week will spend some time at the (Oregon lawyers offer this from a vacation at Paulina home cf their s^n-in-law and former Sharon Spellmeyer, un column as a public service. No derwent surgery Monday morn Lake. They also visited Wick daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe August 13, 1969 person should apply or inter iup Reservoir and Crane Prair Redding, assisting in the care ing at Santiam Memorial hos Dear Mr. Moffatt pret any law without the aid pital in Stayton. ie and reported fishing very of a new granddaughter. In recent issues of the En of an attorney who is complet poor. terprise you hat 3 been extoll ely advised of the facts invol Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Morley Mrs. Elsie Stoneking from (Barbara Roten) have return ing the virtues of cutting off ved. Even a slight variance in El Cerrito, Calif., is visiting ed from their wedding trip government spending in the fact may change the applica- at the home of her son-in-law and ar? living at Gates. They space program in order to fi tion of the law.) Antonia Thomas and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. will remain there until the nance the problems here in the Phone 897-2605 Joseph McDougall and family. school year starts. They are Visiting last week at the United States, in the cities, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ranier. both students at Puget Sound h me of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ghettos, etc. If the govern Nancy and Jimmie from Reeds College of the Bible at Seattle. Johnson were their son-in-law ment were to discontinue this port were Friday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dawn Gerald Huggins from Roseburg space effort where do you pro Mrs. John Terfem the home of Mrs. Donna As ing and their son-in-law and and their granddaughter, Lauri pose for the men and women mussen. They were enroute to daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuthbert from Woodburn. who are presently working for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Horn and Redmond. Carleton from The Dalles were Weekend guests were Mr. and NASA, its contractors and sub two children of Eugene and Mrs. James Barnett returned Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur O’Rourke from contractors and associated oth Mrs. Duane Brown and daugh home Wednesday ci last week Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg Hoopa, Calif., who were here er industries, to go get new ter of San Mateo, Calif., visit ed Wednesday evening at the from Plymouth, Mass., after They surprised Mr McClurg to attend the wedding of Don jabs? Certainly there is not J. M. Teeters home and with spending two months with her with a patio dinner honoring Cree and Carol Ragsdale. husband, who is employed I i him on his birthday annivers Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson enough work for them to do in other relatives. The two ladies there. She also visited relatives ary. attended the reunion of grad the civilian world, so where are nieces of Mr. Teeters. in Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haw uates of Gates High school on will they go? They would have Mrs. Alex Bodeker and Mrs. thorne have returned from a Sunday at the school house. to take jobs that would be be and «laughter, who have been Clyde Bressler accompanied by two weeks trip to Lake Chelan Mrs. Johnson said a veiy low their educational capabil living in the Omer LaMav Mrs. Bodeker’s daughters, Mrs. and with relatives in Washing small crowd attended this ities and theref re take jobs house moved recently to Stay Norman Johnson cf Auburn, ton. year. Among those enjoying that others, with lower educa ton. Wn., and Mrs. Earl Hampton Mrs. Richard Burmester and the visiting were his uncle and tional levels, would have had. Frank Schneider of San of Salem were Thursday guests daughter, Janet, of Scio, were I aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Jones Then these people that were Francisco, left Monday after 1 in Roseburg at the home of Sunday afternoon visitors at of Gold Hill. He is a former displaced must find other em a few days’ visit at the home Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt. He the home of Mrs. Florence principal at the Gates school. ployment thus displacing some of his brother and sister-in-law, is a brother of Mrs. Bodeker Burmester. Several members of the Grafe one else and eventually those Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schneid and Mrs. Bressler. Additional Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wat family, old time residents, people near the bottom of this er. employment ladder would be guests at the Hiatt home were ers and family and Cheryl Man were also present. Bud Johnson, Don Teeters their son-in-law anti daughter, ning spent Sunday at Glened- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mulli hard put to find a job. Some of and h.s nephew Chris Eng- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ward en Beach. gan. parents of Mrs. Mel New these people would have no dahl went to Olallle Lake Fri and children, Mark and Julie af Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye berg. anti former residents of job at all and therefore would day afternoon and camped two San Diego. spent Sunday at Falls City, tne Gates, now residing at Torr go on the welfare rolls and we nights and hiked and fished in Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. A. ance, Calif., have purchased a would be right back where we about 30 lakes in the area. and family were Sunday dinner Feenstra. They attended an mobile home in Mill City and are now only worse. So why They returned home Sunday guests at the home of Henry old timers’ picnic. will be moving there in about not let the space program con afternoon. tinue, it provides jobs for Croisant. The occasion honored Layman Sunday will be ob a month. Mrs. Edward Titze a n d the birthday anniversary of served at the United Methodist Willard Gabriel and son, many thousands of people and daughter, Mrs. Ivan Clason the salaries that they are paid Mrs. Walker. « church in Lyons Sunday morn Wim and John Taylor went an Mrs. Stella Foos of Portland ing, August 24. Rev. R. A. telope hunting around Christ go into the economy and oth visited Sunday with Mrs. Titz es mother. Mrs. J. F. Webber mas Valley Saturday through ers get use of it. Also another in Sweet Home. Tuesday. They had a good time by-product of the space pro but didn’t get an antelope gram is the advanced technolo Mrs. Grace Bourbonnie of ANNOUNCING Kim brought home a horned gical processes that are origin San Carlos, Calif., was a guest ally developed solely for the from August 9 to 18 at the toad. space program but that later home of her niece. Mrs. Wil prove to be valuable in the liam Longfellow and visited Every' Tuesday from 6 p. m. to 10 p. in. civilian world. The research with other relatives here. M. -, and development of these ideas Longfellow’s son and daugh 10 Oz. Dinner Steak with choice of Garlic are paid for by the government ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Toast, Salad or Baked Potato. thus saving private business Longfellow of Reedsport, visit world large amounts of time ed here during the weekend. «a and money. Guests Thursday at the Another point that you home of Mrs. Ray Branch brought up in your latest “Up were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyons, Oregon Santiam Memorial Hospital and Down the Avenue” (Au Siewert of Otis, Overnight (Stayton) gust 11) is that you wish that guests on Thursday were Dar taxes be lowered by the same King, daughter Judy and GRAVES—To Mr and Mrs. percentage of your proposed de rel son, Duane of Babbitt, Nev. Jimmie R. Graves, Aumsville, duction of government spend The Rev. Ormal Trick of a girl, Sunday, August 10, ing. Do you really think that Estacada visited Sunday with 1969. this tax reduction will solve his brother-in-law and sister, Call Us Any Day For JENNINGS—T? Mr. and all of your problems? Maybe Mr. anti Mrs. Edward Walz Mrs. Robert W. Jennings, you don’t really know what and family. No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between Gates, a girl, Sunday, August the purpose of the present high Stayton and Gates. 10, 1969. taxes (and surtax) is. I would LEFFLER — To Mr. and hate to think that this is the ON OR OFF THE CABLE Mrs. David A. Leffler, Stayton, case but evidently that is the twin girls, Monday, August 11, case. You seem to hold the RCA VICTOR ultra-conservative (and anti i 1969. The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas. I JONES—To Mr. and Mrs. quated) view that the only rea Benjamin J. Jones, Stayton. a son for taxes are to finance RCA WHIRLPOOL son, Tuesday, August 12, 1969. government spending. Do you The Best Laundry Equipment CONNER—To Mr and Mrs. realize that if taxes were re Garland B. Conner. Aumsville, duced, thereby giving you a son, Tuesday, August 12. m re disposable income, prices would rise to a level higher 1969. aw ■ R kC*1! than the t;tx reduction percent HENDRICKS—To Mr. and age? If you have ever studied Mrs. Leonard J. Hendricks, the President’s Economic Re Sublimity, a girl, Wednesday, port (it would cost you only August 13, 1969. SI.25 through the U. S. Gov’t Appliance — Radio BOG ST AD — To Mr. and Printing Office) you would see Mrs. Gary P. Bogstad, Stayton, that the real reason for the SALES — SERVICE a son, Thursday, August 14, present high rate of taxes is 503 N. Third Ave. Stayton Ph. 769-2154 1969. to keep inflation and its ef fects to a minimum Sincerely, Robert Avery P. O. 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As soon as Jones learned this fact, h-» stopped Frank from telling him any more abput the accident. “I can’t represent you, 'Jones said’ since I represent the in surance company.” He said he owed it to Frank not to hear anything from him which might be used against him if the case went to court. This situation illustrates one of the bask principles in the ethics of the legal profession. A lawyer cannot represent con flicting Interests. Basically, this is the legal profession’s way of phra-ing the old axiom that a man cannot serve two masters. A lawyer's duty is to do his best for his client. He cannot do that if there is a c n- flict between the interests cf two of them The reasoning be hind this role is that u lawyer should not appear in court re presenting both sides in a law- suit If attorney Jones is practic ing together with several pail ners. he must be careful not only f avoiding a conflict of interest between the clients lie