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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1945)
/ í Z F A O l A M flO M AN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, ORBGON FRIDAY, J U K I «, IM I IF I? (j.Ye' UltCrtälDS his way baok to camp, ’ a a • A. F. Bals««. at St. Mary a academy last Tuea- Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb left Maupin and relatives in The Mr and Mr« Clifford May are r and Mrs Janies Phifer and day vening, when their niece. Mar- Saturday for Portland to spends les. moving to Oregon City aa eoon as daughter will move back to Grate garet Brogan of Antelope, was week visiting at the home of their Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer w en living quarters can be obtained • _. Valley from Maupin in the near among the graduates. daughter, Mrs Wayland Weld and jn The Dalle» Monday "on buainesi there. He will work in the paper > A I* V I T A tutors. w ill continue to work Mr and Mrs Earl McKinney and other relative®. an(j visited her parent«, Mr and mill and she in a cleaning eetab- on the highway. children of Heppner came Wednes- Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe went Mrs C. R. Brockert, and Mr and lishment. Clifford will return for ^A ron d Mrs R. J. Baker came day to spend the rest of the week to the Valley Saturday to visit Mrs Roy Hull, who were there harvest. i up from The Dalles last Tuesday visiting at th home of her par- relatives. Miss Anna Schwartz visiting from Vancouver, Waste Mr and Mrs Earl Rehr, aocom- for Memorial day and the rest of e,,ts. Mr and Mrs 0 . N. Ruggles, accompanied them to Portland to Mrs Lucy French and Mrs Neely Misa Both Catterson and Dontld pandied by Grover Coffman, Martin were married in Salem 5 ---------- 1 drove Saturd*y evening the Baptist the week. Mrs Baker returned to Second Lieutenant Anderson ac- visit relatives. Burkitt called on old friends of Jan^ g* according to news given Q . aa rmng Mission Circle and the Ladies So- The Dalles Sunday, Mr Baker re- companied Mrs A1 Roberts as far Among the shoppers and visit- 30 years ago Saturday afternoon. oqt upon their return to Mono this , ‘‘ay JT *“*** .___ cial Senrice c lA uponwwd aban- « lin in g for a longer stay. as Oregon City on Monday and ors m The Dalles Monday were ' Gra89 Valley students graduat- « M O w Catterson has been a , un<*e™ * t an op- qUet in honor of PFC Bill Todd, Mr and Mrs Wallace May and will return Tuesday accompanied Mr and Mrs O. N. Ruggles Mrs injf from Eastern Oregon College fai the Moro schools for * ratl0n cn h,s ,njured ^ ¿ T u e « - who is home a few days and sec- son, Clarence, went to Hood River by her grandmother, Mrs Emma Willard Barnett and son, Keith, this term includes Miss the two previous years end Mr. ’J101™"* d ^ r s report ond Lieutenant Doris Anderson of Saturday afternoon to attend the Cox, who will visit relatives here Mr and Mrs Ted Trimble, Air rv,rothv Ball who is graduating land east 1 ¿ t he ‘aS “ ^°<X? chance of re’ the Army Nurse Corp, who la home wedding of her brother, Andy » while. and Mrs Everett Dunlap and fam- from thc three-year teacher train- Martin la a fanner with land gaining his S° nday returnmif that Mrs L- D. May and Mr«. Grace «’y, Mr and Mrs Jbhn*^ Reckman ^ " p r o g r a m ^ o f Moro, although he has been lw- ” . o •* , . • — inc in town with h l. mother, Mr. “ 7 “ b»'ntfri“ n ho.ptta. aIld friend, , t the Baptist church evenin». 7evely and ^ h t e r . Jean, left «»<• daughter. Ethel and Margaret Jennta Martin. , of at. Vincent» a . pre Mr. Ed Alley was the receptionist. Rev. Howard Schilling and fam- Monday for Brooks, Oregon to Barnett, Mr and Mrs A1 Fox and viously reported. - Wallace May acting toaetmastor ily from Scappoose came up Sun- visit relatives. Mrs Zevely " and Mrs John Rolfe Minoa Mary Sayre M^ add ¥** ,A~ H, Bwnum * ,h<)rt ‘*Ik’ PFC 881 Todd d"y w ith « • * Anderion’and j i ’an tnitt“go"«n to ’ t l » coast *bw Mr »nd Mrs Frank B»yer and Belshe came oowtx irom Lauranae turned Wednoiutev fmm «. hrir. ” • <a. a j -7 ■ ’ . 7 77 ------------ w,u K U w w Saturday night to « e n d ton day. t T X d o n and the John Day val r” “ « ” u ,armOn Sunday “f' fore raturnin» home- ron’ Ke“ h’ Th<> P B R C Y T H O M P S ON ham on their m o t io n from the r ™ ™ /T y teresting talks. Mrs A1 Roberts Urnoon a t the Baptist church. Msvriarfi _ Monday to meet their daughter, MAIN STREET, MORO Gary, left Monday for Fort Ben-’ M” Ch*rle’ £ ernk° ind d; “/ ht<“‘'; Wor" Don. Well and Quickly - » “ c ......- .....................— ............ °™ ~ E dn«üm i. „ „ , „ h„ T X £ 5 " 5 Ù . ™ a . S £ I ~ X t T r H S . X C E o - E - J ' s . ’ “ . ” - — “ * * » •' .1 .« ___ i . ¿ 1 . u„. U ..-U ... who visited Mrs James Phifer at >orlt n o n e -------------------- Ruth Catterson Bride of Donald "IvV UUllo Martin June 2 And Daughters SHOE REPAIR t t ? Robert Gillmor jr., small son of fant daughter came home froin thé at the piano Rev F L. Cannell of Mr and Mrs Robert Gilmor, is here hoepital today. Mr, Helen Kruger t h ^ seek er‘ o f ’" ¡ j “ / - e», * l " W” k* ’• ™ •to Tioit his grandparent., Mr and hat arrived from California to re- ,,Vening. c , , presented the ine « M n Clyde Gilmor. Mrs Rohert main aw hile helping at the Buch guei!tl! bjble, Gillmor is in Oregon to visit rela oltz hom e ~ r- ___ X . A X D a< Mr> Roberts and children Mi ttvaa Mr and Mrs Roacoe Moore were , . jT 0 * tftirs attendad the lea Fol will spend the summer with her parents at Halsey and Tom will attend the University of Oregon, Me may go next winter unless a good position a r ia » before fall. TsaR/v. Wrifrht « t . hr_u_ht homgt Tug^dav aftomixyn afto7 a wmA in thd. hoxiital with an nn- ' pronouncable diaease which pern rtUin has apparentig; cured. Roy Will . , >r . x av- .Truman Strong was m Eugene ‘“ t week to attend the funeral of b“ "«>«>«. «*<> there Friday. Mr «nd Mra w d y Knighton and cMW^en drove to Portland Monday <nd Wily Wen^ Salem at tend meetin« 8ch<K)l admin- istratore which ia being held there s D x Charl«8 Bullard returned from the hospital last week after spqnd- <everal days there. > If th-MT — liftoffzvrv g T** Sherman Riders expect to •r - y y' start the season's horse back rid- Don DeMoaa has bought the C. ing June 18 ' • S >rvall WH,n ner parenu, Beli nere 1 I, p . - , t id Mi mr outr|t ana Mrs Me|en Ba o J • Mr and Mr. Florin Coon , left Sund»y w »™> Sprnga to be K0"«“ » w« k- \ Mrs Maude Bevina left Satur- day 1<>T her home Bend aftcr speeding Memorial day and the rest of the week with her daugn- Davl> . . Mr and Mrs Sam Davis, MrS W. J. Davis, took Mrs John Wilt to The Dalle® Friday when she left for her home hi Portland of- ter spending about two weeks h(rp ^ 8itinJ fri<mda> ® Mary Bowen «tame up from Ine Dalles Monday to spend the sum- •* «>• •»m® of Mr and Mr, von Bor**». A M” Claude Ealinger and M.3« Faye Hill <rf Forest Grove apom Memorial day and the rest of the week of Mr and Mrg jw Rl«ow .<«« J w- M‘“ felbby came W»irom The Wednesday evening and apent the n,* ht at the Art B‘bby home, returning Thursday. Mrs Glen Perry and Mrs Don C. Wilson house 'in Moro an(l ex* tLt. Frank von Borstel jr. is Smith went to The Dalles Thurs- a., — a. Tkc , - Mrs Gus Schilling of The Dal- , , . a « . . . to to ^ me afU r beinK ” Europe ’inrt les *"d Mr ’ *"d Mr* M «>«d .Y brm«.rn»tLarry J Smlth hon,c J“ u* ry of thi’ yelr- • p’“r,od Thompeon of Antelope visited Mt a f' « ’ ¡»iting h » grandparents, Mr have property, and op- -which he was woundo<l, captured, *v_ l ^ . . »««a «w. w i ? and ^ r8 ^ U8 Smith. erata the sheriff’s office from there, released and returned home. SU4»H1lnw !<>•> "*- »__ * *' Nr and Mrs Fred Cole of Was Joe Idjrtk Ml Friday for Seat- The regular meeting of the J w o 1 ■_ / - . •°d Mr and Mrs Earl McKin- tle to ahove off for another trip Women’s Missionary society vrill and ney and children from Heppner to the Sooth Pacific. His sister, meet June J3r at the Harry Pink. <4> frbm Portland last ^ aited Mt Mr anJ Marilyn of Loe Angeles, who was erton residence, with Mrs Russell T?****.7 ey mn* " l d v i ®rt*d °v*r Mrs Tom Alley annd Mr and Mrs visiting here with brother, Tex, Belshee in charge of the afternoon Memor‘al n Ed Alley Memorial day. has also gone home. program. and 8mUr’ Mr and Mr8 O ™ 11« p p c BUI Todd arrived Thursday f Mre Locy French and Mrs’Neely 'Sgt. George Martin arrived RlW es. f rQIII Craig Field Alabama to spend Burkitt were here last week end Thursday morning by train to The „ Mr aT)d Mra Norv>1 JUriin of a f<yw visiting his wife and £ visit with Mr and Mrs Giles Dalles where he was met by his Portland visitors here teat Mr an<J Mrg w c Todd M W * and to call, on friends of mother He has a furlough from , z ’ Mias Cassie Hohnes came up years ago. , t ) his camp in Georgia. Fiona Coon 2*™* ^oro* jfrO<U from The Dalles Saturday and was T C A. Banford and Glen Corey Mrs J. F. Noonan returned Tues the ho8Pltal m The Dalles Wednes- n W <TOgt Rt «f the Pacific Power A Light day evening from The Dalles day several days of her fath4r Sam Hohnes. company were in town Tuesday. where she had been a patient at kne*®- • . • PFC and Mrs Bill Todd left Mon- J Sheriff Wfison and Marshall Av- the hospital for several days.' p F c and Mrs Kuhck and SgL day f or Spokane, Wash., where he tell were called out Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Charles Ruggles a»»d Mrs Vincent Sana on i left for wni take additional training because of a . disturbance on main returned from Portland Sunday Marysville, s California Saturday j^r and ^ r s Bill Holmes Mr street caused by a car driver who with their daughter Connie, who after spending a week visiting at and Mrs Ted von Borstel and* dau- waa trying to get hi» automobile has been attending St. Mary’s o l the home of Mrs Kuliek’« parents, ghter Marie, PFC and Mrs C. J. started. He waqp’t trying to break the Valley school m Beaverton. Mr and Mrs T«d vonBoratel Kuliek and Mis® Mabel Holmes into any thing as feared. The Flatt family went to Port-* Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann of attended the graduation exercises J* K. McKean went to Portland lind today to visit and see the Ice Wasco .spent Memorial day visit- _ ______ Wednesday morning on business. Follies over the weekend? ing at the home of Mr and Mrs Mre Jane Frees aeeompanined hint Mr and Mrs A. B. Christianson __________________ - P . _ —^ 1. to go on to Salem to visit. and family went to Portland Sun V»» / %■ ’ Mrs Wayne Thompson returned last week from a visit ti Milton, where she lived until Waynne en- tered the army. Mr and Mrs Darwin Van Gilder and Miss Betty Olds went to Port- land Sunday, taking Darwin on day to take Bon to enter the navy. He was to report Tuesday morn- *1». Mr and Mra. Henry Norton end family accompanied them to their home after spending several weeks visiting with Mr and Mrs R. C. Byers and other relatives. CCADCr C V IP D F /IK A P F A— IK ICI in A k iz-* r * VrWHMBIHT INSURANCE » t iji— I Moro OretTOE m | a w w ta ta m n a a n a a ja a jw o w w a ‘ Lt- Nelsan’ who *8 > ,tatlone<1 there. De*” wi,OOlt S ,eft Mond“y for Great Lakes in Chicago for his boot training. Mi and Mra Loy Cochran - of___ Fortland spent Memorial day at the home of Mr and Mrs Eh^n Kee. Mr and Mrs Guy Moore and fam: ily of Goldendale, Wash., spent Wemorin8, day at the home of and Mr, R j Bakar Elva Baker of Vancouver was also a guest of the Bakers that day. Mr an(J Mrjj Marion Van Metre gnd famiiy The Dane8 spent Memcrial day at the home of h e r ' < J P»rent8» ana Mrs in i ^asin NOTICE OF NONHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with section 111-1244, O. C. L. A., to the legal voters of the Nonhigh School District of Sherman County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the court house in Moro, Oregon, on the 29 day of June, 1945, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of discuss ing the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1945, and ending June 30, 1940. hereinafter set forth. ’“•Li. B U D G E T M i 1! * ’ ESTIMATED RECEIPTS £wfe< * ' . None Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of the year for which this budget is made None Estimated receipts from delinquent taxes — . • Nont> Amount received .from other sources None TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Est- exp. Expenditures 3 fiscal yrs.’ next pre-Exp.,^budget allowance for current school year 6 mo. current school yr. ceding the ITEM 1945-46 hud’t allow’ce Exp. 1941 42 1942-43 1943-44 $8503.24 $4029.29 $8352.03 $3000.00 $7625.06 $9028-21 Tuition 1750.00 806.05 1308.01 1612.09 1706.90 Transportation 1 6.00 3 j 00 6.00 6.00 6.00 Postage, Telegraph, Telephone 10-50 5.25 10 50 9.30 1020 Supplies and Printing 22-50 11.25 . 22.50 45.00 22.50 22.50 Other miscellaneous expeness audit 10292.24 4854.84 3022.50 9721.54 9274.95 10773.81 TOTALS ?!« SUMMARY EST EXP., RECEIPTS, AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND TAX LEVY $10,29224 Total estimated expenditures .................................... ..................... None Deduct total estimated receipts and available cash balances $10,29224 Amount necessary to balance the budget ............ j ...................... Deduct deficit forwarded to next fiscal year .............................. Balance to be raised by taxation....................................................... $10,292.24 Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies: Amount inside 6% limitation Amount outside 6% limitation $10,29224 None INDEBTEDNESS Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed “not paid for want of funds’’ ...-........... Amount of other indebtedness ...... ............................ Total indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2) None None None Dated June 1, 1945 Signed: Wily W. Knighten, Clerk Geo. H. Wilcox, Chairman,. Board of Directors Acting a n d Ws Electricity Comes to Rural Am erica THE OLD JUDGE SA Y S. . . Electricity Hural America War Regulations Now Amended This Means Electricity Now -<£>*'2 -z. A v a ila b le to M ost R u ral H o $ n es in W a s c o and S h er m a n C o u n tie s The critical time has arrived. It is now absolutely necessary that every farmer throughout Wasco and m 4 2 4 0 0 0 MILK •( REA tUdrlc liaos w®sld <4«nd rimosl n limes f ound the 0 0 Of Sherman counties loyally stand by his electric coop erative obligations and thereby receive the benefits which will soon be yours. M fc M ffU A M USIW« tU C T IU tlT Y F O A M O M . ------- Your patience has been appreciated and we hope to receive yaur further support while we secure ad ÎA IK » ditional materials and manpower. TOU: MIt’i mighty nice to receive a com pliment like you've just given us, Judge. We do »aka our responsibilities very seriously and try to do the right thing with every body. In spite of it, we get criticized now and then.” OLD JUDGE; " I know . . . you’ve got to take the bitter with the sweet in times like th—a Speaking of criticism, and I mean really unfair criticism, reminds me of the s p irit beverage business.” FRAN K: “ How is that. Judge?” rjk ü OLD JUDGE; “ Simply t h is ...c a n you think of any other business in which the seller is responsible for what the buyer does with his merchandise? If a person eats too much cake and gets indigestion, the baker isn’t blamed. Nor is the coffee merchant criticized if someone drinks too much coffee and can’t sleep. B ut the seller of spirit bev erages gets blamed plenty if one of his cus tomers overindulges. Doesn’t seem quite fair, does it, Tom?” TOM: “ Frankly, it doesn’t, Judge. W e 'v t never looked at it that way before.” tpotu»T»d by Cttfjtrntet cf Alccbniit B etragt laétutria», ta t. ^ECTRIRICATION A dministration 1 0 YEARS OLD No Power Is As Good As Bonneville MAX II. 1945 WASCO ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC T h e D alle«, O r e g o n 3 1 6 E a st T h ird St. 7 ’j r e ~ P ' •" L
