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PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, MORO OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1948
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foluwran
NOTICE OF 8< HOOL ELEC- NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
length of four or five "inches
TION IN THE RURAL SCHOOL
Notice is hereby given that the
and before the farmer had
DISTRICT
OF
SHERMAN
COU-
undersigned
has filed in the
thought of killing them off.
NTY, OREGON UPON QUES- County Court of the State of
There’s no need trying to
Published Every Friday at
TION OF INCREASING TAX Oregon for Sherman County1 his
compare the appreciation with
Moro, Oregon
LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMIT- Final Account and Report as
which these early greens were
ED BY SECTION IL ARTICLE Administrator of the Estate of
Giles L French —---------Editor regarded with any gustatory de To the Editor:
XI,
STATE CONSTITUTION
Blanche Lovelace Savage, deceas-
Rntered *• i»w nd cl*M mutter at the light of these effete times. An
Some of the interested resi
foot office at Mon». O rejon under Act of other biscuit, a little more bacon
r»f Sherman
q h o r m a n County
P n n n tv may
m a v be
be
Notice is hereby given that an ed, and that Wednesday, the 12th
dents
of
ConK>cM of March S. 187».____________ __ and some more greens went down n UHL U
S a l i tL ^borrn-u^eIection will be held Monday, day of May, 1948, at 10:00 o’clock
the vitamin starved throats of ? i ± , gv X X CommUt^ reD ^ T APril 19,- 1948, Itf the Rural *.M.. of ¿aid day, at the court-
P ‘strlet o f Sherman room ln the courthouse In Moro,
the whole family until the field t n t " ” D u e X the n a t u i in *the Scho° '
w ritten0 material to ng Issued County. State of Oregon^ in all Sherman County, Oregon have
O reg W P K l w s
»PER
was near denuded of mustard.
flxed by the Court as the
Nowadays we have strawber Z w i n J \ h i X u few weeks in the component school districts of
District
time and place for hearing of
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» T I 0 * ries at Christmas, lettuce every X 2 8 nf th» S h ^ m ln Countv “ ld Rural
The election wiu bugln at 2 oblectlons to said Final Account
day and radishes are a salad S X t r lm m ltte e h1 t ^ o u l d seem
“ JS a »d «<“!»■■< and for the settle-
NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL. vegetable instead of a spring to it the m e m X h*ve a d S S P- m and wi" be he'd
™ „ n a l T n te rS t in the forth ^ h 00' house ln each of 83ld ment of said estate.
t
and none of them personal
in Æ L ^ A ^ O C IA T IO N conditioner
the loitn componcnt districts. The purpose
Fred Cole
even come close to the taste of
of the election is to submit to
Administrator
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y h i rnbt t.-. the mustard gTeen when the coming
winter woolens were beginning X n o t beddlnied sln?e m a t i r S the le«a> voters of tbe rVial T- Lester Johnson
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER to scratch, the woodpile getting M rents’l n d the’ d Z s t hifman “ 1,001 district the question of in- Attorney for Administrator
û a b n ïâ tic
ana
tne
aeepest farp
numa creasing
_rpa, in_
ta evv for the
fls-
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STBKCRÏPTION RATES
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t
no
ln the
t h ? WP
the 1948,
fis •-
low and the work stock being « parents
Interests
lie in
welfare (rf
of <a) year the tax levy
Ju ly
1,
caught up for the spring plow
$ 2 .0 0
THE
ONE YEAR
ch‘j,Jre”-
over tbe amount p limited
by Sec-
ing.
The school committee, nno
one nf
of ,i„n
XT nf tb e Con-
the six committees appointed last bo" ,’|’ nARTIC, K X? **
L° n
APRIL 9, 1948
October
to
work
on
Sherman
reasons
for
increasing
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TAX b i l l
C°wnty r
’ r J n nThc irieinal such levy are: The Rural School
COUNT! UNIT VOTE
WITH
.
_ Congress has passed a tax re- port on January 2J- y be 0"» 03 District laws state that the base
Citizens of the county who are dUction ^11, the president has committee consisted of 39 farm qboii k . determined by adding
THESE OUTSTANDIH*
registered will have an opportun- vetoed jt and congress has pass- ers, businessmen, and housewiv- ^ existing b l s I s X school dis-
North turn at WASCO
FEATURES
ity on April 17 to vote . for or ed over that veto. The procedure es representing all sections of trictg rp^jg amount is too low to
against the adoption of the c°un- makes a lot of people very hap- Sherman^County. At the P ^ e n t
t th need for operating the
Wasco, Oregon
„ Batter WaaMaf
ty unit plan for Sherman county.
partially because the tax cuts time about 30 of the original gchools
There has been a pretty iair a j
thIs year and- are re members are active.
ttwll»
Th amount of tax, in excess
Phone — 282
The Sherman County confer- of ’
p\,r cent limitation
discussion of the plan in gen^ J troactive to January 1/ 1948.
and many arguments on its pro with-holding will take less after ence endorsed
a Safety
p
included ProP0® ^ to he levied by the ru-
and con features are had daily... May r
school comnJitte6 \h i A y T eTtn ral school district of Sherman
Nevertheless, it is possible tn a t
probably fortunate that a recommendation that the coun-
Oregon for the fiscal
C a p a c ity
the decision will be made o the
passed now .because ty unit system be adopted as the ^ nl3 ^ w ^ o n July* 1, 1948, is
some factors that cannot be a -
very impossible most feasible means of achieving
termlned by* the decision at tn
the defense measures the goals set and of strengthen- *
27th day of March,
polls.
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through which seems likely. lng the schools of the entire 19i ? ted W1
Pr*-SeakfaHI
It is the opinion of t h i s ne
Anyhow it is thought highly pro- county. In the words of the com-
Wily W. Knlkrten
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Elbnlnated
paper that the sch? ^ ?rhnols babe that 13X63 in 1949 wiU have mittee,”. . . such suggestions if secretary Rural School Board
county,^specially high senoo s.
higher.
There is a seven carrled out would bring to us an
W. A. Nlsbet
would Aie improved by
y Pinion surfffbs that we are us- educational system unequaled in
Better BuR te De i Bette Jeb
Chairman,
Rural
School Board
change that consolidated tn
^ ^ g g ^ d the Republican advantages offered and over a
Into one. Concern for the coun- promise of tax reduction. There long period of years at no extra
ty’s best crop—its children in-
few who t hink it shduld be c o st”
JOHN AND ETHA RAY BRING A WASHING, STOP IN AND
dicates that the county school appugd to the national debt, but
The members of the committee
REE
' HOW IT WORKS FOR YOURRKI j F.
law would improve educational
number will grow, when the “. , . resolved themselves into a
standards. That is the first con- tax cut has been spent and the permanent body until such time
sioeration. —
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debt etill faces them. _
as their purposes have been
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Second, it now seems certain
Best reason for tax cut is that achieved.” They retained Ken
WASCO
MORO
that the taxpayers would save*oniy by that means can the cost neth Fridley as chairman and
S h o w r o o n D e M o w S p r in g s P h o n e 8 5 7 M o ro
some money by the adoption of of government be reduced. There elected Millard Eakin as perman
the plan. The budget of the rural ¡3 no assurance that the present ent secretary. “Your committee
school board for the schools of bill will do th a t
It is ^coming has set $250.00 as a budget, which n o t i c e TO CREDITORS
the county is $245,900. A reduc- from surplus and not from ex- will be raised through contribu-
Notice is hereby given th at
tion in that figure seems entirely pense cuts.- Cutting the > o st of tions, to be expended in defray- tlie undersigned, Donald O. Mc-
possible under the county school government is a hard Ufck and ing the necessary expenses in Dermid and Malcolm John Me
law. In fact, it seems very likely. cne that is not often accompllsh- placing the School I^aw before Dermid, have been duly ap-
A majority of the members of ed until the money is gone and the people.0
p o in te d
administrators
the rural school board have said f0Und to be irreplaceable. Indi
The recent circular letters and th€
e s t a t e of Grace Mc-
that that law would be improv- vlduals have found the same advertisements urging Sherman Dermid, decea ed. All persons
ed if he board had authority to condition to prevail in their pri- County residents to register and having claims against said estate
administer the budget it makes. vate business
comparing the costs of education. are hereby*9notified to present the
That would be • practically the
Although there Seems almost in county unit with those in non- sarne, duly verified, with proper
same as the county school law. universal joy over the tax cut county unit systems were finan- vouchers, to the said administra
The only question on which and congressmen rushed to the ced from this^ fund. One of the tors
their home on the Mo
people are voting is the adoption veto vote with pleasure, It is next releases to the public will Dermid Ranch in Sherman Coun
o fthe county school law.
doubtful If it will look so glam- be a comparison of the school ty, Oregon, within six (6) months
.yf •«ÿÎ'
Although some members of the orous In a couple of years We programs offered in county unit from the date of the first publi-
school committee have said that d o hope, however, that some and non-county unit systems, cation of this notice, to-wit:
they hope to immediately hold bright student of taxation will Another release will give there- March 26, 1948.
an election to issue bonds for be able to tell us how to get out suits obtained from a question-
Donald O. McDermid and
construction of a new high school of debt painlessly.
naire sent to people in the coun-
Malcolm John McDermid
building, that question is not be-
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ties having the unit system. Of-
Administrators
fore the voters. When, and if,
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ficials included county judges, Brown & Van Vactor
it does come to a vote the ques- AIR INSPK<T'OR HERE
county assessors, masters of Po-
Attorneys
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tion will be on that specific matt
mona Granges, eounty librarians,
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er. It appears possible that school
C. W.Nelson safety supervisor ed ito rs of local papers, chairm en NOTICE TO CREDITORS
facilities now built ~ could be of the state board of aeronautics, of county school boards, presi-
All persons having claims ag-
used without large immediate was in Sherman county Wednes- dents of county teat-her groups, alnst the EMate of Jessie A. Pot-
expense.
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• day to - establish a. syatem of and others.
ter, deceased, are hereby notified
Neither are the people voting search for lost airtnen.
At present 21 replies have been to present them, with the proper
on the question of consolidating ' Norman Fields, fib »riff, will be received. As can be expected, a vouchers and duly verified to the
grade schools. There is no sentl- in charge of ground search and few individuals pointed out dif- undersigned, the duly appointed,
ment for that. * The very school Frank Pike of Grass Valley will flculties which were experienced qualified and aoting Administra
committee that voted to sponsor he in charge of air search,
in their own counties. Adverse tor of the Estate of Jessie A
the county school law voted al- Coordination of local work and as will as favorable criticism Potter, deceased, at the office ol
most unanimously against chan- of work on a statewide basis is will be reported fairly' to the T. Lester Johnson, attorney at
ging any of the grade schools.
provided through the state board public so the voters can make law, Wasco, Oregon, within si?
The county school law would and telephone service arranged, their own decisions. Any ays- months from the date of the first
give to the county school tx>ard Expense will be paid by the tern should stand or fall on its publication of this notice, to-wit:
the power to consolidate schools, state board which derives -its own merits. The Sherman Coun- March 19, 1948.
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Whether It would find it possL funds from flier fees. A system ty School Committee feels that
i George A. Potter
ble to bring the high schools to-
signals has been developed and evidence so far assembled is de-
'Ci
Administrator
gether by next fall cannot be 6311 be learnned by those need- cidedly in favor of the county T Lester Johnson,
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known in the absence of more inG It.
• unit system.
Attorney at law,
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study on the matter.
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SHERMAN COUNTY SCHOOL Wasco, Oregon
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The young people who are ABOUT THE COUNTY
COMMITTEE
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working toward the adoption of
Kenneth Fridley, Chairman
the county school law want bet-
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr
Millard Eakin, Secretary
ter schools for their children; and Mrs Theo, von Borstel were
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they think they can obtain them Mr dnd Mrs Donald von Borstel, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
through the suggested change. and daughter, Joy, Bill Pausch,
Notice is hereby given that the
Tho record is tHsil tHov esn do
C' tp ' w s
so If this countv is to develop
Sam Stark of Grass Valley, undersigned has filed in the
Court of the State of
socially and educationally we Art Barzee and Jean Joyal of County
for Sherman County, her
must be willing and able to Fossil were business visitors ln Oregon
Final Account and Report as Ad
change to meet the demands of Wasco Monday.
the people who are on the farms
Mrs M..Knaus returned from ministratrix of the Estate of
and in the towns as to better Lonvlew, Wash. She was aocom- Wesley J. Wilde, deceased, and
social conditions.
panied by her mother Mrs Har- that Wednesday, the 12th day of
Th 8 newspaper is rw>t going per and brother, Donald Harper, May, 1948, at 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
of said day, at the courtroom in
to stand in the way of any lm- They returned Sunday,
provement in the county which
Mrs T. E. Kirk & daughter Jo- the courthouse in Moro, Sherman
the people most concerned want, an of Waitsburg, Wn., are spend- County, Oregon have been fixed
especially if that Improvement in>, a few days at
Charles by the Court as the time and
D u rin g their sch ool-age years, y o u r ch ild ren sp en d o n e-th ird o f
place for hearing of objections
has proven satisfactory in other Wilson home,
places, and especiatlly if it bids
rp^e new Nazarene church base- to said Final Account and Report
their w a k in g tim e in sch o o l. T h a t adds up to several precious
fair to cost less money.
ment forms are taking shape, and and for the settlement of said
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the concrete will be run in the estate.
Wilma Wilde
fo rm a tiv e y e a r s-a b lock o f tim e from you r c h ild ’s life that m ea n s
11? 1» GREENS
/--nirw Q
near
future.
committee
Administratrix
MUSTARD
Jng wag
heW A recently
and meet-
fun
Lester Johnson
ev ery th in g to his futu re.
If the prospects of getting plans were completed for furn- T.
Attorney for Administratrix
anythlng from the radish seeas ishing the basement which will
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that were recklessly put in the compose of a kitchen, rest rooms,
U n ite d States o f A m erica -first a m o n g n a tio n s in n a tio n a l in co m e
ground between snow stoi ms coat and furnace room, ( spare
seem remote, there Is one means room and an auditorium.-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
First in p ro d u ctio n o f w h ea t, corn , c o tto n , p etro leu m , coal and
of getting something fresh Into
Thomas Lewis spent hte vaca-
Notice is hereby given that the
the menu.
That is mustard tion last week with his *mother undersigned has filed in the
iron! First in c o m m u n ic a tio n s, in m o to r v eh icles p er capita, first
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in Forest Grove. • Lewis is the County Court of the State of
Now mustard greens are an Rufus music teacher,
Oregon for Sherman County his
in m a n y ’essentials o f g o o d livin g and prosperity.
nld fashioned sort of provender
Miss Verhoet who is the coun- Final Account and Report as
«Xd X
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™°r' bi*bl> * bealt>i.
vls“,cd , at the Administrator of the Estate of
A n d d irectly related to that p o sitio n o f lead ersh ip is ou r standard
regarded in the days when hot Rufus school house Monday,
Henry I. Savage, deceased, and
that Wednesday, the 12th day of
houses and Californians dhln t
o f e d u c a tio n -fo r it has b een sh o w n that a co u n tr y ’s w ealth and
May, 1948, at 10:00 o’clock A. M.,
supply fresh vegetables through
GAS AND OÏL
of said <tey, at the courtroom in
out the winter. In those days1 a
Tire»--Accessories
w elfare rise a lo n g w ith its ed u cation al standards. A n d co u n tries
the courthouse, in Moro Sherman
family went into the winter
County, Oregon have been fixed
with a pile of potatoes covered R R M c K E A N and SON
by the Court as the time and
rich in n a tio n a l resources C A N B E P O O R and B A C K W A R D ,
with
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W1U> straw
»via»» and earth,
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WASCO
OREGON
place for hearing of objections
barrel of sourkraut, a box or
to said Final Account and Report
dried apples, a few dried peaches,
w ith o u t th e b en fits o f ed u cation ,
IN S U R A N C E
and for settlement of said estate. We mean his car on long tripe!
a smokehouse filled with cured
Fred Coel . That’s because we cleaned out
meat and a sack of beans. With
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Grain, Feed, Furl
Administrator the cooling system, checked the A m a jo rity m fa v o r of the co u n ty school la w S a tu rd a y ,9A p r il 17, 1 9 4 8 w ill do die
biscuits from the flourbln that
T. I^ester Johnson
Farm Implements
made up the diet until the radlsn
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ro n n m ^ n ? B r iS T y o e ^ e a /ln
fo llo w in g things for the ed u ca tio n a l situ ation in S h erm an C ou n ty:
seeds and the onions and rhu- BARBK1> WIRE — GOOD PORTS Attorney for Administrator
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to us for a thorough cooling
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PHONE 163 Feedstore
Moro Ixxlge No. TiS i.O.O.F system check-up. It may prevent
i>rP<Jrv tn ' thin out the blood Rureka Ix»dge No. 121 A.F. A Add. Meets 1st and 3rd
nf ^ £ r i £ o r four months M
M c ts on the 1st
Is. and
an.l Tuesdays ln I.O.O.F.
expensive repairs later on. While
Meets
3rd Thursday evenings hall. Transient and
you’re waiting for your new
«•inter food aRb<”i? b
each month. Visiting visiting brothers are
Chrysler or Plymouth, we*U keep
members cordially in- cordially Invited to
your old car in tip-top shape.
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vlYed to meet with us. meet with us.
WKaturally when the ever-ambl-
Irring Hart, W. M.
’ in , w itkins, N. G.
tious mustard shot into the first _ H. B. Plnkerton. SecreU ry^
John
DeMoss, Secretary
sunlight to grow veritably like Lnplne jubekah Ixxlge No. 11«
tbe weed it 1«. It attracted ne Meetg 2nd and 4th
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ficihichem Chapter No. 78. O .E .R .
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attention of the housewi c J*
Tuesdays of each
Meets every second and
hadn’t seen anything gr»
, month.
Visiting
fourth Thursday in each
month: visiting members
the Christmas decora
. members welcome.
With basket akbnb? *
Bertha Belshe N. G
Invited. Moro, Oregon
out over the fie,<lsJ ° n*T h th* Clara Houston, Sec
Pauline
Douma W. M.
mess of greens as soon as vu
« WASCO, OREGON
Edna '^Melzer, Secretary
S
iMves had reached a
C nttnlç H aut»*!
4»
STANLEY SWETT
home laundry
Auto Repairing
Atlas Tires
Atlas Batteries
T. Lester Johnson
LAWYER
D e M o s s S p r in g s E le c tr ic
GAS STATION
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W h e re are y o u r ch ild ren ?
M ost of the day
Im prove Educational Services
M ake School A dm inistration M ore Efficient
Equalize the Tax Loan T hroughout the C ounty
a w i
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ro THE P o n s
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