Sherman County journal., March 19, 1948, Page 2, Image 2

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PACK > SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY. MARCH. 1#, 1#M
H O PE SPRIN GS ETERNA L
” lf there would be ju st one
w arm day,” he said, “as so rt of
Every Friday at
a prom ise th a t spring would
Moro, Osxgoe
come eventually,
m v iw j
eventually,” aim
and thereby
gilea i~ F r e n c h ___ E ditor
echoed the wish of n early all
------ at the of us this side of California.
To the ^ Editor:
T ° f^
d u-’d r Act
Since Septem ber 2» when the
Tk„
-«tofficp ■ ’ m r«, o
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h rie h t fall davs th at helped i
of <«<-«+. s. «* »
//aawáa«
P
" b LOSS O F STANDARDIZA-
T iriN op schooi s
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a ° í n o rd e r to be standard
in 1948-49 a « * ¿ 1 m ust have
th re e full-tim e
teachers and
enough stu d e n ts to justify th eir
em ploym ent only so lu tio n . lies
tiO^ h made U t i o " a S r d ^ 'tr i c t ^ U n - '
rr
.□IDI)
r
KEITH MCDONALD
«1. 'G ym nasium '
sions of th e floor are m u n
low standard . .d istu rb a n c e to
classes .. w hen the•. gym nas urn
LAWYER
is 4* * ? ^ sUS0 F ’sT A T E SCHOOL
F ^ L O S S Or b l A i h
MORO
WASCO
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a. “Loss of stan dardization
w o u V ^ lo s e s U ^
NOTICE TO CREDITORS----------
T. Lesier Johnson
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^ p r S ^ ^ o l e ^ i d e n T ^ f ■ a. T n e p r ^ r a , o f tp jd tes ^ ¿ r^ ^ u nty w ^ujd receive
a p ^ lM e d .
An occasional m orning is sun- sh e rm a n OTunty te th at of obtain- does not m eet th e needs o f boys ^ ' de™ ' * a™ re w
" f the ¿ U W of JStBie A.
nv
jng th
is area
. . • - <The re­
iy w ith b briu
riu h t prom ise, some- ¡ng
t^ e greatest re tu rn s for the and girls of
o. th
J iis
a re a ...
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p o tte r deceased at th e office of
imes
|2rges t num ber of people from r®rt
r « r t and
5 COST OF OPERATION.
T T ester Johnson
atto rn ey at
tim
es an afternoon develops a i2rgest
r recofnmendatio
ecomm« a lattons o^
o
w«rm "low hut the b'u? ot clear
m ost reasonable expenditure th e school com m ittee can
_ a. "The
___ outlay
___
law- Wasco. Oregon,
w ithin __
six
skies and the w arm th of colden i n s i s t e n t w ith desirable ohjec- found.in th e Jan u arv 30 Sherm an teachers,
U acherg
suppnes, plant, anu moAtKs“f?om
'th e 'd ite of ‘th e first
supplies,
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O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PER sun have been denied for longer t jveg.
> • County Jo urnal.)
equipm ent Bn th e small school publication of th is notice, to-wit:
------sCfeftCRIPTiOV RATES
periods.
T he Sherm an C ounty School
3. PR E S E N T HOUSING !• OR jR
a ^ v e th e per-pupil cost March 19 1948.
H ere it is getting along tow ard com m ittee feels th a t th e reports SCME
SOME SU BJECTS IN
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n«r»r<yn
a P otter
c> (M)
l.\ ALL HIGH necessary for th e operation of
01 tn
uj^ e —
George A.
ONE YEAR
----- the
itted
e e above
iarger school of equal quality.
A dm inistrator
the vernal
vernal equinox
equinox and
and the
the first
first subm
subm
itted by»
by* th th
above inspect-
inspect- SCHOOLS
SCHOOLS IS IS INADEQUATE.
INxS
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L o e w
in d
------ « t from
a i n J o th
n e n m
o n f d epartm ent
31» E. 3rd St.
and E aster and i th
wind
ors
state
editorial entitled,
entitled. School
S
of - April
and
ep artm en t of (The fxxllxvaarifarv
followihg I is o characteristic
7 L ester Johnson,
MARCH 19, 1948
----- still blows s cold from the .m
oun-
education
should
he
m
o
re
w
idely
of
reports
on Sherm an county
moun-
coun > C om m ittee”, appearing in
T H E DALLES, OREGON
tain snow’ fields and the earth, publicized so th a t a tru e picture high schools.)
Novem ber 14, 1947 issue of th e
SOT SO SU R E
like as not, is crusted w ith frost of conditions can he portrayed.
a (Science Room) “does not gj.erm an C ounty Jo u rn a l states.
The proponents of the county in lhe m orning.
An excellent sum m ary of the j(n d jtseif to th e u^es of classes * •
¡n terest of th e children is
school law for S herm an county . T ru e we had a p¡easant w inter. 1948 * rep o rts w a s
published ln generai science, or biology, o r f grealegt im portance, tax p ay ers
N e w frocks arriving daily in
lave planned a course of action except F eb ru ary , that is, hut the February’ 6. F or refreshing your
the d aily class work of any gecond and m atte rs of trade
tvhen th a t plan is adopted th at
.m ent dem anded by M other m em ory and for giving you writ-
class.”
and p artisan sh ip , a poor th ird .”
Gaberdines, Silks, C ottons ,
they may not be able -to bring N ature seem s long and tedious, ten m aterial, im portant points
b (Library ) “not convenient
is being prepared Tor
about. They hope to im m ediate y To trad e a M arch which ^ , , , 4 from these rep o rts are rearranged
ovide adequate supervision- a
residents
build a new high school p lan t in
betw een blustery wea below. -T h e Sherm an County Jj f
im portant p a rt of ^ o s e b n e i l i n com parative costs
Lovely new N y lo n ho<e in
Lhe
educa- th er, for a a January’
Ja n u a rv isn’t
com m ittee is
interested
V county
cuu.H j for
IV.. the better
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is m su~h
»u u a « o School
ahlrm
~ confident
~
th e gcnooL"
,
nf
education in in comp«
county unu
Lion
'
cood deal
deai although th at seems th a t the county u unit
n it school sys-
>n of the youth.
good
c (Hom e Econom ics Unii)
and ^ n - c o u n ty u n it
T
here
is
nothing
w rong
rong , w
ith
- - - done,
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nm
m „ ise -im possible
c. (Hoi -to m aintain satis-
1 5 & 3 0 denier
T
here
is
nothing
w
w
ith
w
ha
t
we
have
tern
offers
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preb m in arv survey indi-
lhe e . hope thereby
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expressed As w jttln
g lv . ...
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^ P ^ X conditions
d i i t o n s for
for the
the instruc-
tnstnic-
differences Re-
ittingly.
in solving th
u e a^ proW«™*
e U as '" m j o a S vin«
ia l factory
su rp risin g differences
practical m a tte r it m ay not be
The m an we quoted expressed high schools as .w
well
u n 1
g inform
|nfo rm ation
atio
-
ell as m aterial
y
c
is
_X1.. done.
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n o v i benefits fn
UCJII VI
ieu»t
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a common thought:
for r urarip
grade schools.
schools.
tion
01 6 g “ ir l°-
«
iease V.. vs.^o
a sily
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planned for nex t week.
have - lh ® to 1* aided by a hit of hope, a
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T he people would
w
«
e
T"
sherman county school v
W a«co,
inal say on such a program ev- ^ g ^ t dav to. assu re that s p rin t *
a sc o , O r e g o n
•n a fter the county school plan ig TOing lo $ome eventuallv to
WASCO CHURCH of christ W asco , oR F/JO N
c trM v iT -rE F
c h a irm a n ................I
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• adopted. T he funds for «UdkA m ake th e w heat grow, the law ns
>lant would have to he voted by
garden sass to spring
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M illard E akin, Secretary* _______
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BHBM B
he people w hether bonds w ere forth
IN V ITES YOU TO ACCEPT
ssued or w ere accum ulated o v e r __________
1 period of y ears th ro u eh tax
How’d vou like the job of in-
GAS AND OIL
evies over th e six percent lim- vtírtíPating t h e Czech capture by
Tire«-Accr«sorfcR
tation.
the Russians? W ho would talk
In o th er w ords the passage of
vXHJ, (no one twice) W here
M TJ- X F .A N
h e county achool law does not w c,dd %ou find docum ents? Oh.
OREGON
WASCO
n su re a new high school plant.
¡t’ sounded good.
is desirable a t th at m ay be
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A c h a rt prepared by the school
H#ve aU thQge who are abie
comm ittee from statistics of the
. w ¡|ijnMM»n t in their . contri­
Grain, F red, Flour, F u rl
b u te d ep artm ent show s th a t the butions to the Crippled C hildren’s
Farm Im p lrm rn ts, ILigs, Twine
average of 1 non-county
unit F a s te r seal sale fund? T here are
counties for grade and high n ,a n y of these things to which
BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS
school education was $241 in oñe m ay give, too m any, per-
PHONES
1944-45 <the latest figures avail- haps
But thfcre are too m any
Feedstore
Office
Residence
able.) F or Sherm an c o u n ty , th e crippled chflcjren in need too.
163
, 162
fig u re is $416
For county u n it ______ -
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counties p ie average is $143 T he
N
comes the baseball season
figures for th e past ten years when spectators can w atch an
show the sam e trend although olien game w ith players operat-
not so pronounced.
2. ™
inu singly, and not bunched in < I
It seem s possible from th e groups.
above tljat the county could save
- - -
N orth tu rn at WASCO
President T rum an has learned
,Pi « r t 2 » .
to take a.lvantatre of a crisis o r
ti°J2 to ^í». children.
mavhc to in v en t a crisis to •
Wasco, Oregon
f eií ap8, J ntH thL *SVin* W3S £ h k ^ e his ends W ithout infor-
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x~’*
actually made, one of the present *
h
pje cannot know _
Phone — 282
bulldhw s could be úked. a s a cen- X u T e r t h e s i s a crisis because
‘ •al high school plant.
....... o / the ■ ^ < 1 for haste Jon the.
M arshall plan or w hether the
desire
to pass the M arshall plan
OMMUNITY PROPERTY
caused the
crisis.
CUUÏWTII
HIV- V
.
Taxpayers are feeling m uch
“-^^BfeMNSHunuS^
lieved because of th e effect of
e Oregon Income tax law w hich
rm ita splitting of incomps be-
M arsh
.een hushand and wife. <
This is the second such a law ►-—
r Oregon, a perm issive one be- From the O bserver, Mar. 22, 1929
g passed some years ago and
Floyd F la tt and Joe T ru itt left
» w-
und
unconstitutional
before Moro Sunday in charge of the
i effects w-ere felt to any ex- C hris Schultz post colors to at-
nt.
tend th e dedication of th e Vet-
Call our p ilot, Ray Parke, at W asco Hotel. He
The passage o f such law’s in crans hospital.
veral states since last tax pay-
Foss & Company have received
- tim e ha> m a le llkelv the a new
t< n uallon visible gas < w ill be glad to assist you in any respect.
issage of federal legislation pum p w hich will he Installed in
The other day Pete Swanson’» wheel of a tractor, with color in his
rm ittin g division of all incom es place of th e old one.
nephew,
Bud, allowed as how he cheeks again. And he’d traded the
?tween
c v ii
husband
iiuniRiiiti and
dim wife.
wiie. Pro-
t'ro-
All the
inc city
c ity
s surface
u iid v r
wells
w e n . - , a are,
»v, <
was fed up with farm and country night life of the city for a quiet
ow ners have been doing being cleaned out b y H enry Rug
life...a n d was going to the city glass of beer with Dad. %
tat hereabouts through joint gies using electric power and a
vnership.
centrifugal pum p.
where there waa a lot more oppor­
From where I ait, th a t’s how it
Yakima, W n .
So far th ere has been no ef-
. . . . .
. «, lo in
P
hone
7683
tunity and excitement.
goes. T ry to prevent some one from
>rt m ade in Oregon to take the From the G. \ .
March 21, 1»»»
resent law to the courts and tar- , Notices have been posted cali-
Some folks might have tried, to getting what he thinks he wants—
ayers m ay l>e pleased th at th is in ? for the $300.000 bond
atop him. But not Pete. He even and he’ll go on wanting it. B ut give
nnlition prevails.
As long as tion to he held S a ttirih y ^ A pril
advanced Bud carfare for the trip him his head, and he’ll settle f o r ,
ere is no question about it th ere 5
‘
, .v
...fig
u re d th a t when he’d had a the sensible thing— w hether it's ;
ill probably he no “kick-hack \
M athias Sim on1 has bought the
good look around, he’d come back- country life, or a tem perate g la s s '
1 law containing identical p ro outfit and lease on the KonTer
jsions w’as declared unconstitu place from F ran k Brown ano
of beer 1
where he belonged.
’onal in Pennsylvania and un- took possession Saturday^
And what happened? After seven
loubtedly would come to the
W ednesday A. M. Cham ness
days of big-town bustle and excite­
:ime end here if contested. T he sold his pool room to Otto Sontag
)regon law gives half the income o e P rineville who took charge
ment, Bod waa back behind the
if property owned by husband T hursday m orning.
>r wife to the o th er party of ..
...
Mflr t9 1900
Copyright, 1948, United States Breasen Feeutdadeet
:ht m arriag e—and th a t
Isn't
cargo of 1908 w heat
should hold
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Senator W ayne Morse in ap-
A fter th e clean up in Moro to
>orrow’ the council has made ar
firin g before the appropriation n ,Orrow'
»mmlttee
gem ents for use of the coun \
m m lttee on behalf of m ore ra n ngem
-ms on the Columbia held th at road m achine to level off rough
developm ent of pow er on the p iaces in th e city streets.
nlum bia and T ennessee r i v e r s ______ _______
,d shortened th e w ar b>• « Bethlehem <
Meets every second and
‘¿ st two years and that m ore
fo u rth T hursday in each
lectric power ▼«“ needed to in
m onth, visiting m em bers
ire th e safety of the nation in
M
invited. Moro, Oregon
hew troublous tim es. ' “These
a ms are going to cost
Pauline Douma W. M.
ens of dollars hut they »1>1 »*
E dna Melzer. SecreU ry
dlllons well spent if only
Ixwlge No. 121 A.F. * A.M.
ause of the ecohomic w ealth
Meets on th e 1st and
•hich will I* created by them
3rd T hursday evenings
ut also because of the
reded protection which they will
each m onth. Visiting
ive to o u r national security.
m em bers cordially in­
tc Oregon senator 831(1
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vited to m eet w ith us.
W ith everyone from the pres»-
' ' Irving H art, W. M.
ent down talking about w ar
H. B. Pinkerton, SecreU ry
here seems to be a slro ™[. P0]"*
i the » lesunxjiiy
testim ony given.
e are ~ Lupine Rebekah IxMlge No. 11®
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liort of power even in th° r.or- Meel3 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays
of each ,
\
W hich
tliVIl is U» the section
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lues'll
hwest t t w
__ pow er developm ent except
V isiting
. th e Tennessee * al’ey ,
m em bers welcome.
it-
B ts now operate w ith
‘U-:tha B elshe.N , G £ ¡ -
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it
is most
economical
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hut it is Moqp
Imdgo No. .113 I.O.O.F
tain iv most convenient-
Meets 1st and 3rd
rh ere seem s to he little doubt Tuesdays IK I.O.O.F.
L t M t addrd appropriations for hall. T ran sien t and
> M cNary dam wllf be granted v o t in g b ro th ers are
3 w’ork will he speeded. New to rd iajiy invited to
ctric pow er could he oMat^f*1 meet w ith Us.
r e quickly on smaller s t r e s s .
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Watkins, N. G.
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r miles.
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