Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 25, 1952, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 PAGE < SHKHMAN COUNT* »OUIINAIS klOltö, OREGON ’ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1932 . • — for the cards, le tte r, and flower., in Providence hospital. ners, Mrs. John Hay» and the CARD OF THANKS * of America under the county hospital. I want to thank the friends sent me while I was a patient Mrs. W ayland Weld of l/>we1t Gus Smiths all««» The Dalles welfare. June l<t he goes to Cleveland, Ohio as parole officer and her daughter in law, Mis. Sunday guests wv e the Roy Fee- Weld and son of Portland came leys, and the TH i rles Thashers (By Mrs. A. F. B aker) In the Cleveland courthouse. a Mr. and Mrs. Jack H orper ami Friday to visit the form er’s par from Tygh Valley Mrs C arsten.von Borstel cele Mr. and Mrs. 1 rank E. Bay brated her 80th b irthday %at the fa m l,/ went to Portland Satur ents, Mr. and M rs .J. S. New comb and her sister,? MYs. Ross e r and children, Mr. and Mrs. home of h er son In law and dau day on business. H arry Stark and family, Mr. and ghter, Mr. and -Mrs. W alter Kock, ‘ Mt. and Mrs. A rt.Schilling and Fields and family. * M rs..H arold Blagg and Sandra Mrs. Willis B ritt in and family in Oregon City Sunday April 6. children Gene and Diane went to A dinner was served to m em bers G rants Pass Tuesday taking Dick visited her parents In law the from Parkdale were dinrtfcr guests of the family at noon and open E dw ards home a f te r ten day» Jam es Blaggs from Wedensday Sunday at the O lin Stark home. Mrs. A rt RchlU.ng and daugh house was held from 2 to 5 for here visiting relatives and friends. until Sunday. Mr. and Mur. Clyde Stradley ter, Diane," took her son,’ Carl Mr. and Mrs .A rt Bibby were friends. Those attending from and sons w ent to Portland Thurs Schilling to the airport In The G rass Valley were Mr. and Mrs, visitors in Dufur Sunday. The Grass Valley P-TA met day for a few days business. Dalles Saturday where he took F ran k von Borstel, Mr. and Mrs. The Donald Olodfelters had as the plane for Port Huepeme, Cal., - ,., ’ >■ »« ♦ t v Amandus von Borstel and fam Friday night. Officer» elected for ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel the coming year were Mrs. Jack week end guests their son in law after spending -TO day leave here. Look at these W e can quickly show you why mer outstanding advantages: and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brady, president, Harold Eakin, and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. B. Dale Baker of Portland »i>ent chants who use Internationals with • Silver Diamond vaiv« in H»ad bu.lt In th» Kock and son, Bud, M r, and Mrs. vice president. IkJyce Blaylock Eccles of Dee. Mrs. Frank von several days her« last week on Metro* bodies get special advantages Donald von Borstel and family, secretary, Vernon Eakln, treas. B orstel was a dinner guest Sun business. world'» largart truck «nginx plant. Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Schilling day celebrating her birthday and Mrs. Estel Hartley and son, on every delivery run. - • Maximum m an .u v.ro b ility -37’ turninfl aagU, Steam Irons, B.uney’M G. V. Jam es, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank w ent to The Dalles Monday to Mrs. Eccles’ birthday. mar. po.it,v« control, w it ', • a ‘ i<r handling. Mr. and Mrs John Block had Metros help your drivers do a better Sayrs and family and Mr. and bring her father. Bud Coon, home • Uodor In dm multi-»top dolivory 14 job, faster. Metros offer greater package Mrs. Ralph Eakln and . family after spending five weeks in the as guests Saturday, the Arch Zeh- •freight jrm n. from Moro. capacity. Metros are more maneuvera • Six m o d .H - with GVW rating» from 5,400 to Mrs. Bill Jeffries, Mrs. A1 11 floo pound». Cubic fnot capacitim — 235, 292* ble, smarter looking, more economical. Bekkedahl, Mrs John Decker. and 373. This truck offers so many special ad Mrs. Bob Helyer and Mrs. H arry • Matched body and choml» built to your »pacifica Justesen were , hostesses- a t ,a vantages that it has been first in multi tion* under one roof to »ave you money. layette shower honoring Mrs. stop delivery truck sales for 14 straight • Large it exclusive »ruck service organization. Paul Bayles. held at th e Odd Fel yoorn. Why not see our Metros soon? low haH in Kent Wednesday af ternoon. Songs were enjoyed, sung by the pupils of the p ri m ary and interm ediate .grades. Mrs. Bayles then opened the many lovely gifts for the plea BRAND sure of all. 'Refreshments were served to the forty persons pre sen t T h e Grass Valley Rebekah lodge No. 118 met at the IOOE hall W ednesday evening for J h e lr •r**r*Hwr » v < t ling, noble grand, presiding c w ith 23 p resen t-A birthday par ty was held after the meeting for those whose birthdays were In April. Honored w ere Mrs. Les te r Barnum, Mrs. Jack Adams & Mrs. Boyie Blaylock. Mrs.. Earl Olds and Mrs. Boss Fields serv ed - the refreshm ents. T h e American I-eglon auxili a ry met at the home of Mrs. Mtax Brown April 9 w ith 19 bought new Interna tionab like members and one visitor present. the one you are considering. E very ARCHITECTURAL STYLE... any home Plans were made for..-a Poppy Modal H 20 with 9tt fool Metro body, 115 Inch whootbam. Check with any or all of them. building plan...can be so effectively interpreted tea to be held in the Kent Legion •M a fr » . « •a lim » « 4 troàx um rt a l Tb» U x trx p o ltto " «®<fr C o ^ n n y . Find out how lnternation«b hall W ednesday, May 14. M/rs. I x t , w b .'d o r , ot tt.« Intarxa tio x al H a ry« « », Compoxy. with wood. The natural beauty of wood siding, cut hauling coots on job« like F ran k Sayrs and Mrs. Hans Bar» yours. . . « » plus the interesting variety of treatments it denhagen have charge of the tea. For com plete informotion about any International Trt-.k, JÎ- Mrs W. E. W ilkins of LaGrande offers, makes it today’s favorite exterior material. am departm ent president of Oregon ' «Y---' A • % - «* ’ Add up all the advantages and you’ll find there s and Mrs. Lois Hilderbrand, dis MORO, no substitute for wood as a home building mate- trlct president of Hood River are expected to pay an official visit. ial. Let us help you with plans and advice when $2.60 pt. ! Oregon* There Is to be a cleanup meeting ■ -. - ) ou build. ' at the Kent Legion hall Wednes day- A pril 30. Memebers are also $4.10 fifth to make poppy corsages td^lie sold before Mwnor4al«iay. Going to The Dalles Tuesday More for Friendship night by Columbia chapter OES were Mr.^gnd M rs._ Owen Eakln, who were escorted “ E v e r y th in g T o A n y th in g ’’ to the Easts« w orthy matron and 86 PROOF V THE OLD HERMITAGE natron of Sherman chapter 'Mrs. COMPANY. FRANKFORT. KENTUCKY The Dalles, Oregon i' T ra n k von Borstel . escorted to the East as grand representative ) NOTICE OF 1932-53 BUDGET MEETING x of N orth Carolina of Shermaft chapter. The ladles were present * In accordance w ith the provisions of the “Local Budget Law ” (Sections 110-1201 to 110 * ed with corsage« and gave 1215 O. C. L. A. ), hotlce Is hereby given th a t the budget committee o f Moro, Oregon, In com pliance with said law, prepared and adopted on April 8, 1952, the budget estim ates fcr Moro, sh o rt talks, Mr. Eakln also gave a talk , Others were Mrs. Eugene Oregon for the ensuing fiscal year July 1, 1952. to Ju n e 30, 1953, as set forth in the accompany ing schedules I II, III, and IV. All persons are hereby notified that on Tueadfcy\the 13th day Knott, Mrs Dean Reynolds, Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. Vernon Ea- of May 1952 a t 8:00 p. m. in Moro, Oregon, said budget estim ates may be discu.>s<kl w ith the Council the levying board for More', Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levy kin and Mrs. Jack Adams. VlsH- . C*lty or tax levies will be heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or tax levies o r any p a r t . ors w e r e 1 also p resent from lie outstanding irtflejjtedneaa of Moro, Oregon a t April 8, 1952 was $13,500.00 Wasco mid Moro. During the en tertainm ent hour they had the Signed- Wily Knighten, Chairman Budget Committee, Vernon Flatt, Ivan Klrkelle, M Mü opening and closing songs by »the Bei nnett, Rainbow girls. They put on a de lick, Clyde Gillmor, J. W. Parker, H. Kunsman, Members Budget Committee, C. S. ße With Chrysler POWER STEERING plus Chrysler PO WER BRAKES gree honoring the visitors by Secretary Budget Committee. * - 1 • I . -— presenting them w ith the keys SCHEDULE 1 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, LEVIES, FISCAL YEAR 1952-53 to the Temple. With this safer way to steer, power brakes Many from Grass Valley at A t the wheel of a new Chrysler, you have 1952-53 . make stops at all speeds safer and easier, too. TOTAL Q ALL FUNDS tended the square dance Jamboree TAX LEVY CALCULATIONS quicker, surer control of motion than you’ve $ 22,047. Power from the engine “boosts” every touch sponsored by the M aupin I’-TA Total estim ated expenditures ever had in a car. You can’t imagine’’What it’s 4,995.00 of your toe. Actually you atop with up to 2 /3 E stim ated receipts and cash Saturday eveing at Maupin, like till you drive it! With thia full-tim e power 17,052.40 leas fogt pressure than non-power brakes. A good attendance was had a t Amount to balahce the budget steering, hydraulic power does 4 /5 the steering 17,052.40 You can bring your Chrysler to a halt from the Bingo party held at the Odd Total levies needed for 1952 -53 , work at your gentle pull on the wheel! You • 591.21 Tax levies inside 6% lim itation Fellow hall In Kent Thursday full speeds in many feet less distance than 15,055,19 also turn the wheel 1/3 less distance. And on evening rponsored by the Kent Tax levies outskle 6% lim ita tio n ' other cars of comparable size can stop. See rough roads, soft shoulders, snow or sand, Rebekah lodge. * your Chrysler dealer soon. Feel for yourself “wheel fight” just doean’t happen. Your hand ME and Mrs. BIU Holmes and SUMMAltY OE ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS, LEVIES, FISCAL YEAR 1951-52 why thousands of owners say Chrysler offers actually has five times the usual steering son, Robert, wept to* Portland 195V52 the two greatest advances in m any years in control, through every minute of every mile . . . TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS for the opening bascliall game. TAX LEVY CALCULATIONS driving safety and driving easel with the aam* sure “wheel feel” at all times! $ 16,441.40 Mrs. Ted von Borstel accompan Total eaUmAted expenditures “ 5,285.00 Estim ated receipts and cash ied them on business. 11,156.40 Amount to balance the budget Mrs. M arguerite Morse of Port- . 11,156.40 ** Total levies needed for 1951-52 * land came up Thursday to visit 557.75' levies inside 6% lim itation , , * at the home of her brother In law Tax 8,198.65 Tax levies outside the 8% limitation and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arxell < EXPENDITURES SCHEDUI.E 111 Lemley. Actual for Budget FUND AND CLASSIFICATION Budget Duane Lemley, who Is attend Actual fur Actual for ,1952-1953 Ing the state university In Colum 7-1-50 74-49 Six months 1951-52 - . ’ to bus» Ohio, finished his w inter to 6-30-51 6-30-50 term with a 3 8 grade, receiving GENERAL FUND J , the Mrs. Charles Manning schol- 360.00 T reasurer & Recorder Salary 360.00 1SO.OO 360.00 arshlp. Mr Lemley is Interview • 75.00 State Industrial Accident 75.00 ing transient« for the. Volunteers 150.00 A dm inistration 300.00 210.37 442.91 Grass Valley C*"! 11 Ein ? nuii: J. K. McKean Company MAUSER LUMBER CO. ŸS I N T ! R N IO H m P ^ TR U C K S B uild SHE 'S THE SAFEST LADY 4 ON THE ROAD % 1(8)1.71 5063.98 x 100.41 31(14.39 723.60 6481.58 7 2 63.1 8 JACK LYNCH IIM B IIC A N S T A Y * . ------------ TREASURER »TA TI « N A T O « i9 4 j- ’47.’4 » .'íl Thoro's No Substituto tor EXPERIENCE 802.91 1603.85 5.00 542.64 ~ 689.8 Í 10.85 2 8 3 2 .1 3 797.44 10072.19 10880.03 358.01 1000.00 1 3 374.28 1338.01 13882.70 3 9 0 .3 7 636.95 170.11 765.87 443.88 48.60 284.52 - 887.74 1528.88. ‘ 567.06 8434.91 404.85 i 24£).79 4616.45 60 00 142.90 314.58 ’ 382.13 2053.05 8061.33 2010.69 18 293.77 3000.00 300.00 750.00 500.00 200.00 2003.41 4730.(8) 415.10 3347.14 400.00 806.40 7500.00 3 7 6 2 .2 4 221.81 221.81 0 1 3 9 .8 3 125.08 10.00 2106,52 60.00 155.41 163.44 171.09 ,914.30 400.00 2000.00 733.00 W ATER FT1ND M arshal and CollectoF Salary W ATER—I^lx ir ncaiunt —supply account . —pow er account Fire D epartm ent — TOTAL WATER ACCOUNT MISCELLANEOUS Emergency Pow er—street light account Streets, walks ¿it sewers ' - DEBT SERVICE Interest on bonds Principal on bonds / 400-W 806.40 3000.00 4206.40 . 406 00 1000.00 .2 400.00 State Liquor Apportionment 200.00 License and fees 4000.00 W ater ren ts »* <• 60.00 R ent of property Sidewalk liens ; 428348) 1406.(8) 22047.4(1 ' J*. P. & L franchise County toad tax 3000.00 1200.00 5800.00 1500.00 4200.0Q 13700.(8) 2400.(8) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 16141.40 GRAND TOTAL EXPKNDITVIIFK 300.00 4 0 0 3 .8 4 TOTAL GENFatAL FUND 87(81.40 TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS RKCE1PTM SCHEDI LK IV 341.81 234.50 * 4590.41 383.(8) • >. , 250.00 60.00 4000.00 60.00 275.00 350.00 •State highway Bonds ; - Miscellaneous revenue TOTAL REVENUE e _ 1 CHRYSLER the finest car America has yet produced PRATT MOTOR CO. Wasco, Oregon - F ir s t a n d B ig g s S t r e e t s 4993.(8)