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Z t «HERMAN JOURNAL MOHO, OREGON- FRIDAY, MAY 36. UHI Mr and Mrs William ’Thornton . j O m an Weaver and Merle Bee ther and ailook see at the ranch, Mrs Helen Bayer and daughter, were here Wednesday'from Djain. -ket rode a-peir of coRa to the’ Julia, Mis» Harriot Oole, Miss H . a u> applcant ior th-, janitor- ' W‘ tt Bruckart place Sunday and Emma Jean Scholl and Ethel and - Margaret Barnett went to Tygh ehip. o f the seSboal httoae/ a posi aided in branding and marking a bunch o f calves. Rai ley Saturday night and Sun tion he ha* fitted at D rain.; ’ f • « « a w ' * ' S i x cars of cattle were shipped day to visit Mr and Mrs Willis i Born: T o Mr and Mrs Frank from Gram Valley and Moro last Erittian. lam ann (nee Nellie Fotter) a eon Saturday with Charley Belshee Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes re In The Dalles hovptal Saturday. turned home Monday from Red being in charge o f them. Second Lieutenant Donald von mond where they visited his par Bob K ng is home on furlough Several from here attended the Bcnrtel came from Texas Sun ents. funeral of Robert Evans in Was from his camp in the south and day to spend his furlough visitin’ w Mrs Earl Sawtell and children H enjoying a /v isit with hie mo co- Wednesday afternoon. h i, parent,, Mr and Mr, Ted von The Da|leg tiha weekend Borstel and other relatves. hfre visiting at the home of her The Red Cross room has been parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Blay- j njfctoed from the library to the V aw y Inn, across the street from Bob K ng, who is home on fur- Zieglers* store and will be open lough and hi« brother, Don ot every Wednesday for Red Cross *1 Dalles were visitors here Mon- sewing day. Miss Betty Barnett of The Dai- Mr and Mrs Tom Alley, Mr and jer Rpent the weekend* here with Mrs Edgar Alley, Mrs A A Dun- j,er parents, Mr and Mrs W D There’s a poster on the w all truth in i t A U. S. Government lap, Mrs Anita Barnett. Mrs J S parnett o f bam Abernathy’s «tore th a t survey found our soldiers were Newcomb and daughter Doris, Pay7ie and Mrs Alfred doesn't say much. It Just show» , the soberest, the best behaved Mr and Mr» R J Baker and Mr p ayne and daughter were business 1 a cress, With a* Yankee helm et in history—w ith most of them and Mrs Jesse Helyer of Kent v .hit<>rg jn The Dalles Monday It hits ’em and it kills ’em! on it-a n < F th e caption ¡.“Light drinking nothing stronger than attended the commencement exer- Mrs W F Schilling gave a bir - a m oderate glass of beer. words are ‘grave’ words.” It’s as simple as that when ches a t The Halles ’ Wednesday ihday d emer Sunday in honor of From where I s it that kind of • I t isn’t hard to flgnre ont what exening. her husband. Those present in- yon go after insect enemies that aign a c a n a loeae talk has *10000 ta lk* ean d o fast as much Mr and Mrs J A Walter a n l eluded Mr and Mrs Art SchiMmv -» to nndermine morale as any w ith quick-killing Standard dog a lot of graves .O WM son, WiH'em, o f Hood River ar . n<f?«mily and Mr and Mrs W C rwmor that the Axis eonifi in - a lot of harm here at home, too. rived here Tuesday to spend a few Schilling and family of Moro. Fly Spray. Standard Fly Spray <-vent And It’s np to every one of And h tU y c tt hear i t dAys viaiting their son in law and Mrs Anita Barnett came home - no to spike that kind of sabotage kills for keeps, protects your G ov. E a rl W arren of C a lifo rn ia , who is to be keynote speaker o f th< You hear, for instance, talk before It spreads. daughter, Mr and Mrs Wallace Triday from The Dalles where n to be held In Chicago la Jane, and a about our soldiers drinking and May. -he spent several days after re- R epublican p arty n a tic n rl r r property, your health against . „ . ’ his two daughters. Nina l i t l i - a n Dorothy. The g irls attest they a rt carousing around Army Camps. Mr and Mrs < Boyce Blaylock turning from Carlton, where she ataunch supporters of their DaJ — ...ey give the victory sign to the camera flies, moths, ants, roadies, fleas - Of course, When You. get the had as dinner gueets Sunday Mr a ^>een vmrking. /ocU there’s not fin atom of and many other deadly bugs. Ernest Blaylock, Mrs Earl Saw Mrs Lili an Nunn returned U Mrs Shelton Fritts went to Port •' ■ —T ------- tell and children of The Dalles. m Sweet Home Sunday land Friday to meet her son, Copyright, 1944, B m sin g h d iu try Ft t n io t irm Insect menaces cost the nation Afr. 89 v f fi Series Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley and eftPT spending about ten days here Shelton, who came from SaUm m illions of dollars annually. son and Mrs Henry Osibov of ^ t h her mother, Mrs Amelia to spend a few days. Hood River. ' Peterson. a , T flfc O L D R E L IA B L E for Stamp them out — get after Mr and Mrs Clarence Hensen Cnl. Ralph Busse, who is home Mr and Mre Vern Mobley and are the parents of a daughter, q u a lity —Dependability— Courtesy enemy insects right now with on furlough from Sal h as, Kansas family of Kent and Mrs Paul Wil- Patricia Anne, bom Friday May and Mrs Busee o f The Dalles **°n and children of Moro were Judge and Mrs George Upde Standard Fly Spray. It kills IV at the Dalles hospital. M>. .pm,» the week end here with her d.nner gueet, , t the home of Mr — r graff lift Monday for Portland ’em D E A D ! r,'other. Mrs Grace Zevely.___ and Mrs A A Dunlap Sunday. it Mrs Hensen and infant daugh where they took the train for Charles Ander^n and Don Cox Mr and Mr8 Ja™es Bis eg took ter. W ashington D. C. where George went tt> White Salmon. Wn., Sun • *beir daughter in law. Mrs Jim- hopes to obtain interviews w th Mr and Mr3 Jam es P h ife r and a.m y or navy officials who Will dny to visit Mrs Anderson and »Y Blagg and ch ldr?n to The Gotíu» d lighters returning (home Mon- Dalles Thursday where her huv- sm alt d au g h ter of Maup'n spent let him get in the service- They oay ' . band met her and they returned to «Saturday night and Sunday visit will visit relat ves in Oklahoma, tOO% Mrs Earl McKinney and child- home in Bingen. Wn.. af- ing at the home of her mother. Pittsburg, New York and Ctalsfor- ren of Heppner brought her m > ter »pending a few weeks at the Mflrs Maud Garrett. 1 r,ie before returning late in June. ther, Mrs O N Ruggles home ®lagg home. Ted vonBorstel and eon, Donald, Mrs E A Southwick and • Mrs Frday after »pending several days , Mr and Mrs George Wilcox and V A L L EY were visitors in The Dalles Mor. Georgia Cochrr.i came up from there with them. - son, George Jr., were business day. Portland Tuesday and were met ______ i_________________________ visitors in The Dalles Monday. Frank Haynes of McMinnville Mrs John Block and Mrs Gus in The Dalles by Mr and Mrs E H and his daughter, Mrs Robert PV- Smith were bus ness visitors i*. Moore. They are visiting at th* Safe for stock—protects them Moore home for the remainder of aka, of Portland visited from Tue-r The Dalles Tuesday, from insects that undermine the w eek.. day until Sunday at the home of their health, rob you o f prof the former’s brother in law and OOOOooBOOOOOOOOOOOaoocoooocoooooooOOOOOOOobobooOO sister, Mr ana Mrs A A Dtmlap. its. Use Standard Animal Fly . Mrs Sam Davis and her mother. Mrs Maud Gove and Mr and Mrs Spray regularly. Davis and daughter were business visitors in ‘ The Dalle» Moriday. Is an old established firm that has been selling, C. R. ANDERSON Olan Stark rad oman 2-C ar- servicing and repairing cars for a generation. Gyam Valley—232 here''Monday evening from The dependability of its products and the qual Portland to spend hie Wave with ity of its service has been proven many times. hm fikther, Sam fitark and Mrs ' JACK WILSON Stark and other relatives ’• «fid Waaco—552 W rite Now, when it is doubly important that you friends Iniorm atioi Mrs Henry Osibov returned to have good workmanship and quick service to her home * in Hood River aftet keep your cars and trucks running, have us take spending «he week 'end-here w ith th e Your local rep résentatif care of your service problems. hei oousn. Mrs Clyde Stradley and family. for ‘ i H t-a d O ftic e . P o r tla n d , O re g o n Mrs Maud Gove returned to M I V 8 I « U M M P I P u S I I I N S u H ft N C | C O IF O K A r iO N STANDARD of CALIFORN her home in Bend Tuesday after spending several weeks here with 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle s her daughter, Mrs Sam Davis. NOTICE OF 1944-45 BUDGET MEETING , ’ ' ‘ \ fi)onaldvon Borstel Republican Keynoter and Daughters Home After W in n in g Wings Rom where I sit ...ty Joe Marsh Light Words are ‘Grave’ Words '• FLY SPRAY &oe Judge U pdegraff Leaves On Trip To W ashington Store STANDARD Animal Fly Spray Walther-Williams Co. I T h e D a lle s B r a n c h 0 / U n it e d S ta te s N a t i o n a l B a n k Tire Repair and Recapping Top honor goes to the girl who wears a simple, tailored frock for graduation. DresAes Ik e these ere a tribute to her good taste .. to her commendable outlook on life. We’ve a number of smart, tailored styles to choose from. POOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOO OOOOOOOQQOO OOOOOOOeo OBO O COOO THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ... o In accordance with the provision« of the “Local Budget Law (Section« 110-1201 to 110-1215, 0.- C.L.A , aa amended), notice i« hereby given that the budget committee of the City of Moro, Oregon, in compliance with «aid law, prepared and adopted on the 9th day of May, 1944, the budget estimates for the City of Moro, Oregon, for the ensuing fiscal year July i, 1944, to Jurtt 30, 1945 as set fortn in the accompanying schedule. All persons are notified that on Monday the 12th day of June, 1944, at S ’p.m., in the Council Chamber«, Moro, Oregon «aid budget estimates may be discussed w th the Common Council, the levy ng hoard for the City of Moro, Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levy or tax levies will be heard in favor of or against «aid proposed tax levy or tax levies or any part thereof. j , The outstanding mdobtedntss of the City of Moro, Oregon, at May let, 1944, consisted of $16,500 in Ser es C?|kfiBndmg Bonds. __ ___ ' . C- A. RUGGLES, City Recorder H. O. KUNSMAN, Secretary LEROY C. WRIGHT. Chairman of Budget Committee, Actual 1-1-41 To 1 1-42 ! 240.00 91.18 14.60 1200.00 403.48 71.31 448.00 268.95 i # Actual 1-1-42 f To « 6-30-42 Actual 7-1-42 To 6-30-43 $ 120.00 2742 $ 240.00 66.49 163.63 690.00 14.52 230.73, 194.35 3.38 1256.64 184.80 527.90 431.89 179.89 Actual 7-1-43 Budget To 1943-44 12-31-43 GENERAL FUND $ 240 00 $ 120.00 60.00 . 17.47 150.00 ‘ 73.60 WATER FUND 1500.00 ; 683.40 15.83 10000 45-83 300.00 650 j OO 203.36 2.25 200.00 1000.00 880 09 .FU N D Recorder & Treas. Salary State Industrial Acc. Com. Admin etration $ 2 J ° .00 TOTAL GENERAL FUND $440 00 Marshal & Collector Salary Labor @ water dep’t. Supplies @ water dep’t Power @ water dep’t Pire Department New Equipment ' 1500.00 250.00 300.00 500.00 1000.00 30000 TOTAL WATER FUND 775.42 770.40 50.00 P‘Did you hear th at Tom is going to be inducted into the Army next week, Judge?” “ Yea. F iank told m e thia morning down a t the barber shop. Our town’s got a lot of men in th e service now, Jim. In fact, all towns have. I waa just reading in thepaper where there are more than 10,000,000 men away from their homes in the armed forces. And. from all reports, they’re doing a grand Job bringing victory closer every day. “ We folks a t heme have a mighty big obligation to those 10,000,000 fighting men. We’va got to pfioduce the food to keep them Greta Incorporated . . . for the better things well fed. We’ve got to keep them supplied with the ammunition and equipment they need to finish their job. We’ve got to help the Government pay for all these supplies our men need by buying more and more War Bonds. We’ll have another big chance to do that by helping to put the 5th War Loan drive over the top, Jim. “ And, in addition, we must be sure that, while they’re away and can’t express their opinions, we don't go voting on and deciding any things that will displease them when they come back.” f CtnJtrtHt» t J A k M k , 4000.00 / 868 84 ^88^0 844.96 2500. 30.19 2000.00 >458.26 156.27 770.40 1088.82 ’ 50.00 46.70 F 1554.00 "740.00 MISCELLANEOUS Emergency 808.40 100.00 321 00 • 770.40 Power @ St. Lights ' 825.32 400.00 '• Hotel Insurance Library Fund 50.00 Lpgion Hall A TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS DEBT SERVICE » 1000.00 1500.00 191.32 382.50 Bond» Interest on Bonds TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ' '"J •’ TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 50 00 150.00 $3850.00 200.00 770.40 400.00 50.00 $1420.10 1500.00 • 371.25 $1871.25 $7581.65 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 19.68 36.00 76800 8605.06 15.60 237.90 -1476.73 89.62 20.00 35.00 3340.01 64.03 10.00 105.00 1969.19 70 00 10.00 600.00 3600.00 500.00 State Liquor Apportionment Licenaes , A Fees Rental or Sale of Property Water Rent» Cash on Hand EST. 120.00 10.00 180.00 3600.00 1400.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED! RECEIPTS $5310.09 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION i Budget 1944-45 $2271 65
