Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, October 24, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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«■ O M A N COUNTY J 01ÎRNAL. MORO. ORBOOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER ?4, 1(41
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A*!/
“Yes, Indeedy. This may be a
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"What thia country need»” aaya
* Pa Trolman, “is . a safe for small world, but it fits a helluva
lotta people.* » f
democracy.* —
Chillier w eather has caused the cake.
Who cares if there’s
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leaves t8 fall rapidly from the w ar in Europe.
poplar tr e e r along the stre e t and
they form a yellow blanket for
C H U R C H
ip
the earth as if m other tia tq rp was
Moro Christian Science Society:
really getting ready fo r a ’w inter
Sunday school a t 10:00 a. m.^
th at will drive the loungert in
from their seats along the store Church services begin a t eleven
fronts and s ta rt the card games o’clock. W ednesday evening m eet­
ing convenes a t eight o’clock. The
again.
reading room is in the rear ot
Jesse
Helyer
and
wife
have
got­
The Sam Bates house, first house
ten moved to their home southeast the church building where all
in' town from the north, has been
authorized C hristian Science lit­
In times when poor qualify teqdjs to crowd
K entucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
bought by Edgar Alley from the of Rent and were down for the
erature may be read, borrowed or
shmfc’
Sunday.
county and is being partially torn
^CH EERFUL A S
Owen Eakin, Earl B ryant, Myr­ purchased.
outvlh e good it is advisable to be able to
down* and all moved away. The
93
IT S S A M E *
tle
and
Virginia
Helypr
and
their
old bam is also razed. Form erly
Proof
.
trade
at
a
store
that
prides
itself
on
its
depen-
m
other
went
up
on
thé
Ochoco
last
Community
Presbyterian
Church
on the main road and occupied in
other days by many fam ilies for Sunday for a final try l o r deer, of Moro. Jam es D. Moberg, pastor.
i dability and the quality of its merchandise.
various purposes, some who stop­ b u t w ithout success. E arl Olds, Bible School a t 10 a. m.
determined
to
get
one,
is
up
back
Morning
worship
11
a.
m.Sermon:
ped for long periods and some who
dropped in f o r \ ^ brief harvest of ID(ayville with Corliss Andrews “Jacob, The Crooked Man Made
where the deer are said to be S traig h t.”
season, the house \ a s long been
t V—-
vacant and was foreclosed for plentiful. Evelyn Olds is selling C hristian Endeavor 7:30.
P rayer m eeting Wednesday, 7:30.
taxes last year. In bygone years, hardware.
DelhOMs, Harold Eakin, Shorty
N ational D itti-Ic: 3 P ro d u c t< Corp., N. Y .
.
b< yond recollection of all but the
Cline
and Hershel Riggs went up Wasco Church of Christ. F. Claude
oldest of old tim ers, the half mile
on the Metolius to the H arry Heis- Stephens, m inister. October 26.
Grass Valley race track at one
place to look a t some cattle 10:00 a. m. Church Bible $chool.
time passed in front of its loca­ ing
and
maybe do a little shooting if W. D. W atkins, Superintendent.
SHERMAN COUNTY BUDGET FOR FIRST HALF OF 1942
tion. That was VanW inkle’s track
something
got
in
thé
way.
(Continued from page
/tl:0 0 Divine M orning W orship.
that led up tq the flat where the
Continued from page one
Gus and Bertha Smith took Mrs.
F u rth er
announcem ents
for
eity pavilion park is nbw and was
Hays to The Dalles Monday for Church activities, of importance.
the main street of the first Grass
COUNTY CORONER
25.00
60.00
Fee a.and Expenses
Valley when business houses faced a visit to the doctor and she rp- You are Welcome.
750
23.05
7.05
12.50
nmined there with another daufib-
40.90
25.00
J
u
ro
r
and
W
itness
Fees
the creek.
ter, Mrs. Roy Feeley.
ELECTIONS
Edgar Alley will make a granary
350.00
Wasco M ethodist Church: -Sun­
Mrs. Clarence Oestreich gave a
Judges and Clerks
«...
644.43
150.00 .
616Ä0
of the old house and thus the birthday dinner for her son, Bob, day school a t 10 a. m. M orning
(Ballots and Supplies
285.75
50.00
254.00
physical scene changes and the who had reached the age of ten worship a t 11 a. m. Epw orth
Booths
....................
100.00
50.00
big yellow rose bush will have Wednesday. Ten years old and a League a t 6:30 p. m.
500.00 «• special Elections
15.00
Ballot Boxes ani^R egistration
F. L. Cannell, pastor.
nothing to climb on next year.
16.16
birthday party, with ice cream and
23.10
COUNTY (FAIR
The Rogers rock crusher crew
750.00
1300.00&
(County F a ir
500.00
1,800.00
has been experim enting with sites
125.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
NOTICE OF HEARING OF N O N -lIIG H SCHOOL DISTRICT BUD
247.20
Insurance
on
buildings
24/7.20
50.00
247.20
for its next location and the men
225.00
Well a t F air Grounds .
GET
have been testing along the road
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN th a t a Budget Committee of
COUNTY SCHOOLS
49.00
between L. K. Sm ith’s and Sam
52.30
Scnool Library
..........................
52.30
the Non-High School D istrict of Sherman (County, State of Oregon,
6730
60.00
250.00
62.80
500.00
Four
iH
Club
F
air
....................
S tark ’s place.
a t a m eeting of said Committee held on the 15th day of October, pre­
500.00
500.00
40.00
500.00
80.00
County Teachers Institute
..........
It is reported th a t the Snackers
80.00
pared an estim ate in detail of the am ount of money proposed to
80.00
2,450.00
_ .
80.00
5,230.00
‘Per Capita <g) $10.00 ......................
5,730.00
have gone and their destination
6,000.00
be expended by said NonzHigh School D istrict for all purposes during
6,280.00
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
*
seems as vague as was their pre­
the fiscal school
beginning J u n e 17, 1941. and ending June 16,
1,100.00
Lights, W ater,. Telephones, Tele­
624.87
1,731.91
3,294.09
vious residence when they arrived
2,406.48
1942, and an estim ate in detail of the probable receipts of said
graph, repairs, fu rniture, fuel,
a few years ag«^ presumably from
Ja n ito r’s supplies and Miscellan­
NonzHigh School D istrict from a ll sources for the school year
600.00
the dust bowl, but th a t was in the
eous Supplies
............................
1914-1942. The board of said N on-H igh School D istrict has fixed
450.00
time when all were probably from
900.00
Jan ito r
....................................
„the 8th day of November, 1941 a t the hour of 9:00 a. m. a t the
450.00
900.00
COUNTY JA IL
that unfortunate land. They lived
Courthouse in Moro, Oregon, as the tim e and place a t which *ai"
25.00
50.00
Board of Prisoners
......................
in the old Dave Vintin place until
23.64
31.94
estim ates may be discussed With the Board of said Non-High
17.61
53.78
COUNTY PRINTING
it was burned down and then mov­
15050
School D istrict, aV which time a n d ^ l a c e any and all persons in te r­
250.00
County P rinting
........................
135.10
259.Ofr
ed into the Folda house with new
299.10
ested will be heard for or again s% said tax levy or any p a rt th ere ­
236.45
(COUNTY
STOCK INSPECTOR
*
(C
6.00
house keeping equipm ent donated
of T h at said estim ates and attached original estim ate s h e e ts are
12.00
Stock Inspector
........................
200.00
by neighbors and the Red Cross.
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on file in the office of the Coun tv ‘ School Superintendent and are
Indem nity
...... - .........................
, Elmer McMillen, a nephew of
there open to the inspection of all persons interested therein, and
MENTALLY DISEASED CASES
Exam ination, expenses, transporta-
Mrs. Louis Davis, and his wife
the same are by reference made a p a rt hereof. ___________ . _
25.00
50.00
tion, etc.
....................................
were here Sunday for dinner ac-
21.80
R E C E IP T S '
2.00
3.96
R E L IE F 'O F DEPENDENTS
coin panied by IClyde Davis and
1,000.00
1. Cash on hand a t the beginning of the year
2,000.00
'Public Assistance
......................
992.58
wife. Mr. McMillen is P ortland
1,520.65
1,736.33
none
1,600.00
715.03
for which this budget is m ade
3,200.00
Old
Age
Assistance
................
935.60
2,539.60
2,354.76
m anager of the cleaner company
6050 '
none
2,400.29
120.00
Blind Assistance
........................
2. Amounts received from other sources
56.40
102.80
56.49
200.00
Clyde represents in The Dalles.
69.30
none
500.00
Aid
to
Dependent
Children
..........
Total Receipts
........... -.......... ..........................................
133.20
281.40-
244.52
18033
Mrs. George Wilcox was hostess
EMERGENCY FUND
EXPEND
ITURES
2,500.00
to a group of b rid g e " players
__ _
7,000.00
Emergency Fund
....................
493.71
$6,058.85
1,782.08
1,418.71
2,963.02
Tuition .
.......................................
Wednesday afternoon. Thursday
ASSOCIATION OF OREGON COUNTIES
1,220.00
75.00
T ransportation
...............................
64.36
75.00
Dues
.....................................
Mrs. Dell Olds and Cassie Holmes
6.00
6.00
Postage
and
Stationery
.................
..
..
Public
Lands
Committee
---------
were hostesses a t a shower given
10.80
AUDING OF COUNTY BOOKS.,
P rinting
...............................'•••*■
in honor of Mrs. M aynard Nelson,
250.00
I
95 00
285.00
County Auditing
......................
Expenses of Election (P ublication
285.00
who was Jan ea Wilcox until her
285.00
285.00
none
SEALER OF W EIGHTS AND MEASURES .
and Postage)
....................... - ........
25.00
recent m arriage. Mr. Nelson is
22 56
50.00
Scalar of W eights and Measures
1/5.00
Travel
Expenses
of
Board
Members
45.12
45.12
45.85
now in the arm y.
PREMIUMS ON O FFIC ER ’S BONDS
Clerical Expense (Supplies, Legal
400.00
Elner Helyer sold his brown
'396 10
370.00
Premiums on Officer s Bonds .........
45.00
375.00
207.50
335.00
Service,
etc.)
.......................
-.........
colt. Blue Sky, to the arm y this
INLAND
EM
PIRE
WATERWAYS
ASSOCIATION
.
,
none
250.00
In terest on W arrants
.....................
Inland Em pire W aterw ays A ssn
week and the long legged gelding
*
none
500.00
500.00
Em
ergency
..................
.............
DEMOSS
MEMORIAL
PARK
will no longer parade before the
75.00
$7,356.65
63 57
350.00
Maintenance, repairs, etc......... ........
TOTAL EX PEN D ITU RES
................
108.23
crowds a t the Sherman county fair.
85.83
120.69
INSURANCE ON COURTHOUSE AND EXPERIM ENT STATION
----------------- -------- '
RECAPITULATION
Mrs. Helyer went down to Hood
325.00
990.55
176.00
Insurance premiums
................
none
291.60
1. Total »Receipts
..........................................
River Thursday ’to aid in celebrat­
157.00
BUREAU OF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY
$7,355.56
300.00
2. Total E xpenditures
.................................
ing the 73rd birthday of her
600.00
600.00
Biological Survey
.......................
600.06
500.00
DIFFDR.ENCE - Am ount to be raised by tax on the
500.00
father, J. C. Adams.
EX PEN SE OF GOVERNMENT TRA PPER
cn
7,355.65
75.00
County Non-iHigh School D is tric t-.............. •-
75 00
150.00
Monthly expense allowance @ $12.50
Mrs. Frank Pike is in Pendle­
188.46
140.22
Dated
this
15th
day
of
Octo
ber,
1941.
¿HA
BITABLE
CONTRIBUTIONS
ton this week for a visit with Mrs.
25.00
50.00
White Shield Home of Salvation A rm y
H arry Pinkerton, Chairman, B udget (Committee
F rye Fields who is living there
50.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
50.00
Boys
and
Girls
Aid
Society
...........
Wily W." K nighten, Secretary, Bu dget Committee.
50 00
50.00
again.
25.00
50.00
>
50.00
Louise
Home
,
:.........................••••••
50.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
50.00
W averly Baby Home
..................
50.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
50.00
volunteers
of
America
................
50.00
50.00
No. 33 o f a Sorioa
50.00
COST OF DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE
o o o Facts T h at Concern You
150.00
300 00
Costs of Delinquent Tax Foreclosure
454.30
10.00
ADVERTISEMENT OF WHEAT LEAGUE ASSOCIATION
Advertisement of W heat League
30.00
30.00
Association
..................................
* '
30.00
■30.00
1940 CODE
56.00
375 00
1940 Codes O- C. Annotations ......
186.25
VAULT AND COURTHOUSE IMPROVEMENT
4,788.61
15,000.00
Vault and Courthouse Improvement
TOTAL GENERAL
Razing of Old
House Going _
Celebrate with '
Dependable
On At G. V.
S unny B rook
Z eig ler’s °sutor‘ey G rass V alley
3 ÖOOOOOOOO
- OOOOGOOOOOOOOCOOOGOCOeOOOOOOOCÖCOCOOOOO
O
25305.35
22,932.44
35355
3,151.71
2,608.72
THERE GOES A TIRE!
... but why junk the car?
Any car can have a blowout in a tire.
But you wouldn’t junk the car. You’d
just fix the tire—or replace it.
for 13,238* persons, supports an annual
payroll of $11,541,550 and paid $617,-
020.86 in state taxes last year.
That’s very much like a situation that
exists in the retailing of beer. Beer retail­
ing has its “flat tires,” too—retailers
who disobey the law or who permit un­
savory conditions.
The state, too, has an important stake
in the beer industry’s purchases—for
material, equipment and services—from
more than 100 other industries.
Y
Those benefits are worth preserving.
You can help us preserve them by patron-’
iring only the reputable and legal places
where beer is sold and by reporting any
law violations you may. observe to the
duly constituted authorities.
To protect your right to drink good
beer, we of the beer industry want to
eliminate the few “flat tire” retailers.
Here's another reason: Right h erein
Oregon, beer has provided employment
BEER...a beverage o f moderation
964.50
ROADS
WEED CONTROL
500.00
Weed Control
..........................
SALARY OF ROlADMASTER, LABORERS, IMPROVEMENTS 'REPAIRS, ETC.
o a d a m
wr
Salaries of Roadmaster, Clerk,
and laborers, Improvements, 'Re-
10.024.18
22,800.00 •
pairs, etc.
................................
25,324.37
BRIDGES OVER TEN FEE T
688 02
3,500.00
Bridges over ten feet
..................
270.18
MARKET ROAD TAX
5,000.00
M arket Roads
..........................
370.90
ROAD MACHINERY
7 000.00
Purchase of Road Machinery
7,550.00
10,258.60
MACHINE SHEDS
Machine Sheds
2,828.50
ROAD EQUIPM ENT INSURANCE
*
200.00
Insurance, on Road Equipment
CRUSHER OR ’CRUSHED ROCK OR ROAD IMPROVEMENT
L D L oniL n
Crusher or Crushed Rock or Road
424.75
15,000.00
Improvement
....... ........................
TOTAL ROADS
CLASSIFICATION
Estim ated Receipts
Total of all Funds
4,838.27
Delinquent taxes
..... <■■■..................................
75.00
S tate liqqor fund apportionm ent ........................
1,510.00
Licenses and fees .....................................................
275.00
Refunds (gasoline "tax, etc.) . . . . ^ .......................
185.00
Rental or sale of property or services .........»....
Total receipts estimated to be receded during
„„„
period Ja n u ary 1, » 4 2 , to June 80. 1942 .......
— 6.883.27
Available Cash Balance or Deficit ....................
31,644.06
Total receipts and available cash balance or
38,527.33
deficit
- ..........................................'i'”.”“".'
Deduct amounts to be reserved fo r fu tu re
use such • as sinking funds, construction
none
funds, etc. .
................. .
a
v
a
ila
b
le
c
a
s
h
Total estim ated receipts and
none
balances—deficits
Total estim ated expenditures
Total estim ated receipts and available cash
balances (DEDUCT)
Amount necessary to balance the budget .........
Balance to be raised by taxation ........................
•*
General ‘
Fund •
2,386.96
110.00
3,356.96
19,644.06
2,771.31
10,000.00
23,001.02
15.00
750.00
125.00
50.00
49.00
250.00
40.00
2,450.00
600.00
450.00
25.00
150.00
6.00
\ 200.00
25.00
1,000.00
1,600.00
60.00
---- 200,00
3,500.00
37.50
6.00
*
20050
25.00
40050
10050
75.00
325.00
300.00
75.00
2550
25.00
25.0')
25.00
25.00
150.00
50.00
25.062.00
250.00
3,750.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
4,000.00
7,00050
10,000.00
14,000.00
39,050.00
64,112.00
75.00
75.00
280.00
2 000.00
400.00
2,280
400.00
J
64,112.00
25,062.00*
38,52753
26,584.67
25 584 67
23,001.02
2,060.9«
2,060.98
• Deduct
n jn u o t
12,771.31 .
350.00
150.00
50.00
1, 1942, to June 30. 1942
Bridge
M arket
'Road
280.00
400.00
IJeneraL R oad
‘ Fund
1,771.31
650.00
275.00
75.00
860.00
25.00
1250
11350.00
I
3,750.0o
11,400.00
TOTAL GENERAL and ROADS
Fund
32,800.00
12,771.31
20,028.69
20,028.69
COUNTY HAjS NO INDEBTEDNESS
u.,
x*.
1» * •
250.00
one,
* r
M alt
Bêv. '
75.00
*75.00
*75.00
3,750.00 ’
M arket
Road
2,500.00
2^280.00
1/470.00
1,470.00
400.00
2,100.00
2,100.00
’’ Bridge