o
'AGE 2 SHERMAN t'OUN'TÌ IDI K.NAI«, MORO, ORKGÖft, FRIDAY, FERBUARÌ 12, 1#31
$
mission has exhausted all other
possibilities before granting mon
ey for capital outlay in its re
search program. It has reluctant
ly approved these expenditures
whenever it saw that a vital Job
in the research program was be
ing left undone and the wheat
research program was being crip
pled thereby.
Sincerely,
Paulen W. Kaseberg
Member, Oregon Wheat Comm.
le t
• ccl turan
W ASCO
M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH
specified in this announcement.
The district school board reser
ves the right to reject all bids and
call for new bids in the manner
required by law.
BUSES TO BE PURCHASED
Number of buses 1 Seating capa
city 20.
_
BIDDERS REQUIREMENT
°1. Bidders shall furnish catalog
cuts and complete description of
chasis and bus bodies they pro
pose to deliver.
2. Buses shall be the latest mo
del manufactured.
3. The price shall be based
upon:
a. Free delivery at Moro, Ore.
b. F. O. B body factory.
4 Delivery date not later than
earliest available date at destina-
Next Sunday February 14 Is
who request ap*
Family Night, 6 p. m. pot-luck
those who grant
llliff-liril fl » ery Friday
luncheon, 7 p. m. program and
i jxuntetl out to
Muru, Oreguii
movies.
fore. When the
-
Editor
Giles 1M I- reat'h
reduced to less
LEGAL NOTICES
•
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
nd cisas m a tte r a t tha
total of research To the Editor:
of
ft wru J a l «eco uro.
N
O
T
IC
E
O
F
SC
H
O
O
L
1. Buses to comply with all ex
O
rvtfou,
u
n
4
rr
Act
/ U. 1 I M a l M
is
time
for
a
larch S. int.
BUM P U R C H A S E
<>t V
Recently In your TTWN you
isting Oregon specifications and
• •
Ucy.
Sealed bids will be received at
unfavorably upon the
requirements for school buses.
• 1 1« IA. t t»l N I A HAFER
no reason why commented
w
expenditure
of
Oregon
Wheat
the
office of the Supt. or Clerk of
SPECIFIC SPECIFICATIONS
*
M MM HI ITIÖN RATEN
School District No. 17 of Sherman
Commission funds for capital
1. Specific specifications are
l>e
expended
on
the
establish-
t2.0»< not
County at Moro, Oregon, for fur
outlay at the Oregon State college.
UN K t KAK
available at the above address.
tations
and
by
station
staff.
ed
nishing and delivering No. 1
I must say that 1 am in agree
13-14C
FERRI ARY 1 2, 1951
Mr Kaseberg, nor other members ment with you in your position
school bus or buses that meet the
Earefca IxMlge ft« , H J
the wheat commission, believe*
on the matter.
Meets on the 1st anu following specifications.
in making capital expenditur
Bids will be received until 8:00
NEW POLICY NEEDED
aro Thursday evening!
for research and their a t t i t u d e ^ There is a complete lack of
p. m. March 9, 1954. Under no
It
wuuhl
not
he
net-essai“?
owarenes.
on
the
part
of
the
peo-
w
en
monm.
Visiting
A letter from Paulen Kaseberg, correct
From where I sit ...//J o e Marsh
for
Of_.be S U M of Oregon, « e v i
m em bers cordially in circumstances will a bid be con
former president of the Oregon if the
ed by the attitude of their
vtted to m eet w ith o» sidered if filed after the hour
were
distributed
different
Wheat Growers league and a search
g wet (e J legislative representa
Howard Ross, W. M.
$ Dalles hen it comes to providing H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary
member of the Oregon Wheat ly and properly.
commission, clearly points out the
ssary tools of research.
position of the commission. It is C IV IC <1,1 Its
* from j Jul|desirable to compile a Retfileheui t tiapter ft« , , a, O.Jt&X
Wish I'd Said That
very pertinent at this time.
Meets every second ai.
ft the
illustrations to prove
The legislature has not l»een
This office has the minutes t^-Mr.
fourth
Thursday
in
ea
n
■t a few examples
month, visiting memi**, »
remiss in appropriating money and proceedings of .1 local civic wilt°k M'rs. 'drst, the under II-
with
swered, “I do. But I don’t have
invited Moro, Orw>*
for research; it has been remiss in organization formed some 30 nan T
You know .Miss Perkins. Well,
’
of
the
Sherman
. Station at
Betty Christianson, W.M.
time to teach you now.”
neglecting old experimental pro years ago for-the purpose of pro BranS from the
she’s been driving her own ear
Elsie Jones, Secretary
grams while adding new ones. moting the interests of Moro and Moro;\ ,j leave het
¡ adequate
From where I sit, it’a not al
around our town for a little more
1
.
In this matter It is projier to state the surrounding country In mat greenhOfc. on. The lia by,
ways easy to have a good answer
than 30 years.
M oro Ixxtge No. 113
Experi
that the legislature does not ori ters of public interest and to ad the l’e n ^ r/ ™ *
Meets 1st and 3rd
The other day she had a bit of ready when you need i t But when
ginate many appropriations; the vertise the resources of the coun ment Stat?x
. w<-ton; and Tuesdays
tv. I.O O F
trouble
parking down on Main somebody insists that I vote for.
origination of them comes from ty. The ambitions are platitudes, third, the l’Á ^ 5? Dou«u at the hall Transient and
Street. Didn’t quite make it the his candidate, for instance. o r(
individuals, organizations and. in pf course; every such organiza Oregon S t a t e d e , " T ‘T w, tPut visiting brothers are
first try, so she pulled out to choose tea instead of a temperate |
this case, from the state college tion hopes to be of such service. necessary reseliL?.
e I<)O* t* cordially Invited
start over when a fellow waiting glass of beer with dinner, I know'
and the state board of agriculture. Furthermore, they usually are. of which is a sturij
NEW ROYAL TRITON
for the
The legislature is under pressure
Small communities often have organisms and th e ir’1"’ and Mrs. Gordon*5 rW ’ $ N C
to pass started tooting his horn the answer. I t ’a all a aaatter of'
6—20 and 10—30
personal preference . . . and none
to approve many more expendi dlfficulty in keeping a working the wheat kernei and t$ ’al,away chapel have ai1”- Secretary
impatiently.
of us like “backseat driviag“ from
white
rr,
----__
-
tures than it has money for.
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
civ i o rg a n iz a tio n , ln tc ie .'t die,-., (|Uenj
growth
within
tlitai
rin
)femcnts.
On
the
second
try,
she
was
still
quent growth within
by fa r? .
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The continuing appropriations jxitty things interfere, personali
having a little difficulty and so anybody.
Fisher and death o d ^
of California
for experiment stations in Oregon ties are offended and there are in Plant-
The Oregon Wheat Commlssere (jinner s y m p to f r "
this smart aleck hollered, “Lady,
have not changed much in 20 sufficient new members to recruit has always been opposed to ma».,t the
IRA FRIDLEY
do
you know how to drive?’’ “Yea,
years. They are $12,000 for Astor to fill the ranks of those who de ing capital expenditures. These nv.»,,
-------
1 anch a-om»
P h o n e 27S
young man,” Miss Perkins an
ia, $16,000 for Burns (was a dif part from it. But it is a risk we tools of research are more proper A lth k and c°*N. G.
Consignee
ferent station), $6,000 for Hermis must take.
ly the ogbligation of the state and .elen Martirt. Sec.
Copyright, I9Ü4, L m itd S u u a tir<vnrt
ton, Hood River $24,000 Medford
Even if such groups occasion- federal governments. The com-
Wasco,
Oregon
$12,000, Moro $12,000, Pendleton, ly fail it is necessary that we have
Sl.ooo, Union $15,000.
Talent one. it Is almost as ncessary that
(near Medford) has been added it lx* county wide. This county Is
with $24,(MX) and Hood River and too small to be divided. That does
The Dalles experimental urea not mean that we are too small to
has been combined.
disagree ;that is but natural and
Supplemental appropriations for human and he is of very limited
current bl-ennium are $40,200 for experience who does not know it.
Astoria, $35,(MX) for Burns (Squaw
We cannot let rural or town,
Butte), $34,200 for Hermiston, north or south, school consolida
$ 13.800 for Hood River, $5,000 for tion or diffusion, rich or poor
Medford, $15,200 for Moro, $15,- divisions to weaken us. Small as
2(M, for Pendleton, $5,8(X) for Tal we are we have many elements
ent, $28,000 for Union.
of strength. Economically we are
These supplemental appropria inportant; agriculturally we are
tions are necessary considering the best in our field.
additional costs since 1933. Total
We take pride in our county
continuing appropriations a r e for a number of attainments. We
$125,(MM) and total supplemental are proud of !>eing the county
for 1953-54 are $223,2(M).
with the highest per capita pro
This Is for basic agricultural duction, the county with the liest
research.
Actual appropriations bond sales, the county with the
may vary slightly. The above fig highest percentage of tillable land,
ures are budget requests. The ba the county with so many pure
sic total is $348,200.
bred cattle. With a little more ef
Within 20 years the following fort and a little more diversifica
have been added: Field, forage, tion we could be proud of our
seed, etc., crops $378,100; Tree, selves as the most unified coun
fruit and nut, $169,(XX), small fruit ty (for we are really all alike), the
crop $14-1,200, vegetable crops, county that gets things done.
$159,200, soil and water conserva
if we are weak in civic attain
tion $261,600, nursery and orna ments it is us who are weak and
m o n y m u st be g iv e n u n J e ; o u lh , a n d c ro s s -e x a m in a tio n p e r
T h e c o n tro v e rs y s u r r o u n d in g th e p ro p o s e d d e v e lo p m e n t o f
mental $81,200, chickens and tur- it is our own fault. An organiza
th e H e lls ( a n y o n s tre tc h o f th e S n u k e R iv e r can be re d u c e d
m itte d . U lt im a t e ly th e t r u t h w ill lie e s ta b lis h e d .
. •
$151,000. fin f ii m in g s.ti
tion to lie successful must need
(X)(), dairy $177,600, beef, sheep, have the supoprt of the farmers
to th is s im p le p r o p o s it io n :
swine $215,(MX), marine products because at this time the farmers
T h is process is n o w t a k in g place in th e f o r m a l h e a rin g s
$85,(MX). Klamath- area $32,400, are young and the business men
lic f o r e th e F e d e ra l P o w e r C o m m is s io n in W a s h in g to n , D . C.
Red soils area $26,(MM), Malheur are of the older group. Besides
area $35,200, Southern Oregon the farmers have the most money
P u b lic c o n fu s io n has b een c re a te d by th e w id e ly -d is s e m in a te d
e o n le o f th e a re a a n d o f th e n a t io n ? "
jieople
$30,400, housing and nutrition and often the most time.
c la im s a n d o p in io n s o f p u b lic p o w e r s u p p o rte rs w ho o pp o se
$60,(XM). air and stream ¡Killution
There is a county club, the
$37,400, research buildings $133,- Sherman County club, to which
d e v e lo p m e n t by p r iv a te e n te r p r is e .
T h e i r c la im s as w c ’l as
A ll o t h e r r o n s ’d r r a t lo n s a rc s u b s id ia ry . T h e f in a l d t e r m i
(MM), Milton-Freewater area $15,- many lx»long. It Is time that it
those
o
f
Id
a
h
o
P
o
w
e
r
C
o
m
p
a
n
y
a
re
b
e in g tested in t it ’s h e a r
n a tio n w ill be m a d e o n th is basis.
200, Central Oregon area $17,000, was revived, not to provide a
control of algae $22,(MX),
Job for someone, but as a weapon
in g by th e ag en cy a u th o r iz e d by C o n gress to d e rid e w hich o f
The grand total for agricultural with which to rebuild our civic
c
o n flic tin g p ro g r a m s best m eets th e test o f c o m p re h e n s iv e
In fa c t, th e C o n g ress has g iv e n to th e F e d e ra l P o w .-i
o ut-
research asked for In the last bud consciousness and help give us
get was $2,977,368 of which $348,- the pride we need to prevent frus
d e v e lo p m e n t.
m is s io n
th e s p e c ific re s p o n s ib ility o f d e t e r m in in g w h ic h
200 was for experimental stations tration.
r
c
d
e
v
e
lo
p
m
e
n
t
p
la
n
Is
best
in
th
e
p
u
b
lic
in
te
re
t
n
o
t
established 20 years ago.
A s u m m a r y o f th e p r o g r a m w h ic h Id a h o P o w e r C o ***p in y
It may lie properly contended
o n.« in th is ease, h u t f o r a ll o t h e r h y d r o e le c tr ic p ro je c ts in
has p re s e n te d to th e F e d e ru l P o w e r C o m " its io n a rt^ u p-
that the stations first estalh
Jr. Frank D. Reid
the U n ite d States f o r w h ic h lic c n t*s a re g ra n te d .
lished were of greatest imi>or-
|M»rtc«l by s w o rn te s tim o n y a p p e a rs b e lo w . V ie t h in k th e oul>-
DK.NTIMT
tance, that Is why they were first.
O F F IC E D A Y S
Huge appropriations for new
l i r is e n title d to k n o w the (.o m p a n y 's p o s itio n , a n d the f iu d i gs
; iic il.iy, W ed n esd ay, F rid ay
It Is easy to d e fin e th e iss’ ie , b u t d ’f f i c u l l to d e te r n in e
research are starving the old, es
o f its e n g in e e rs .
M oro H otel BBIrig.
tablished stations. That is evi-
w hat is t r u ly best in tiie p u b lic in te re s t w h e n e m o t'o n a l ap -
S lirrm an (Tinnito Jo u rn a l
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The Hells Canyon Issue
In Simple Terms
NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT S< IIOOI. BOARD
BUDGET HEARING
Notice is hereby given, in com pliant' with Section 110-1207.
O.C.L.A., as amended by chapter 393, Oregon laws 1943. and chapter
345, Oregon laws 1945, as amended by chapter 591, Oregon laws 1917.
to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Sherman County,
Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the courthouse In Moro, on
the 3rd day of March, 1954. at 10 o'clock A. M , for the purpose of
discussing the budget of the Rural School Board for the fiscal year
beginning July 1. 1954. an ! ending June 30. 1955. hereafter set forth.
It I I) G E 1
1951 — 1955
peals a rc
E S I IMA TED E X P E N D IT I R E S
1.
Personal Service
District Superintendent’s Salary
Clerical
Superintendent's
trave
Superin
d. institutes, confer enees
Supplies and printing
Office e q u ip m en t------
Postage, telephone, anti tel graph __
Elections, publicity, anti 1 -gal ... . _
Rural School Hoard, travel & expense
trges
Film Library ----- ------ . --
E m ergency «
T otal »"»t tin,»ted
r\|M*iMllture
m eets th e test o f h e in e
INDEBTEDNESS
1. Amount of warrant Indehte
on warrants Issued and end
“not paid for want of funds
$ None
2. Amount of othei m><A,'cdn<
r iie
('o m p n n y 's p r o g r a m
$
3. Total Indebtedness (sum of
items 1 and 2)
$ None
F u lly
d e v e lo p
2
Prodii<*e
th e l le ll s C a n y o n stre tc h o f th e S: a '.e
'a t
a p p r o x im a t e ly
f o r a re la tiv e ly
p o ra ry
th e
sam e
s h o rt p e r io d
c o n d itio n s
am ount
of
“ m o iti
p r -p 'sed
p r g ra m
co
:». the
l> e n e fie ia l to the ;
fax o r
and
th e
u n d e r c e rta in
s in g le
dam
M a k e p o s sib le th e p ro d u c tio n o f o v e r
w att
p r o x im a ’ ely
p ro v id e
A rm y
S.
the
C o rp s
ríle n s e
of
of
w a te r
E n g in e e rs
r e q n ’ r -d
fo r
’
the
n a t i ali,»..
[>ur-
.A d eq uately m eet th e lest o f flo o d c o n tro l needs.
( re a te a s u p e r io r re c re a tio n a l a re a .
w o u ld
te m
lw
h o u rs — th e
o u tp u t
of
10 Id l l l >*t
B o n n r v J le
Dam
fo r
O
<>
a|»-
i .. l o
m ent
account
and
th e
fu tu re
r r s u lt in g
u p s tre a m
d r p h tio n
of
ir r ig a t io n
w a te r
d .v e lo p -
a v a ila b le
p ro te c t
i r r ’g n tio n
a g r ic u lt u r a l
w a te r
rig h ts o f
<levc* q im e n t
p res en t a n d
u p s tre a m . ( T h e r e s
P r o v id e
la rg e Id o . ks o f low-cost p o w e r ra
»«IN
serve th e needs o f S n a k e R iv e r V a lie v an d o f tl
e ifie
N o rth w e s t llir o u g i in te r eo iin cc t nn
w ith
N o rth w e s t P o w e r I'o o l.
1 0 y e a rs — p r i o r Io th e l ute a sit g le h ig h
P r o v id e I 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 acre fe e l o f sto rag e— th e m a x im u m
«dependable n m . u n t a f f o r d e d a t * t h e s'te a f t e r l a ’.in g
F u lly
fu tu re
no ir r ig a t io n to he s e rv ed f r o m a r e e r r v o ir at ¡lit» site
u n d e r an y p ! a n .)
kilo-
«. in i c o u ld be c o m p le te d .
1
F u lly
U.
poses.
pow er
p r o h ib it iv e ly e x p e n s iv e .
100.00
700.00
C o m p a n y 's
s ite " a m i d o w n s tr. an t as th e p ro p o s e d s in g le fe d -
225(H)
500.00
250.00
$ 9,155.00
th e
w ill—
R iv e r at a f a r lo w e r const ru c tio n cosi— a n d ut a f a r
lo w e r cost o f p r o d u c in g p o w e r th a n a n y o ilie r p 'a :.
300.00
100.(M)
200.00
10
fo r
p o w e r »I » .g * pur|M»ses.
Be
p riw lu e tiv e
of
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 0
rn n u a '
nues f o r fe d e r a l, state und loeul la
»ing
to
Pa
tite
V »n I ’X r e ' e-
n
a
d
lio n to th e tax re*, .o n e s e r 'a t e I l.x
— a ll w ith o u t cost to ta x p a y e rs .
$ 9,915.00
Dated: February 3, 1954
Signed: Wllv \V. Knlghten
Secretary
C. O. Burnet
(.hairman, Board of Directors
Approved by Budget Committee
Signed: Marvin Thomas
Secretary, Budget Committee
Ronald R. Powell
Chairman, Budget Committee
s
I
te s tim o n y
Idaho I’ower’s Pr? —nm in Summat“
$ 4,.*XX).(X)
1.8(H).00
(XX).(X)
180.00
, RECEIPTS. \N O
AVAILABLE < ASII RAUANCKH ANO INN I » \ N
____$ 9,455.00
1. Total estimateti expenditures
2. Iieduct total estimateti receipts anti available casi
None
balances . . . ------- ---------- - — ------- -------- -------
9,455.00
3. Amount necessary to balan e the budget
T otal e stim a te d tax levy for th r rti»tiinx (I m s I year
te c h n ic a l
e ra ! d a m . A n y s m a ll d if f e r e n c e in o u tp u t w h ic h m ig h t
SI MM A lt ! OF E S T IM A T E D K X P F N D IT t R l
I.
of
Iw lic v e
a re a a n d o f th e n a t io n ."
NONE
NONE
h e a rin g s
s in c e re ly
I m c o n d u c te d , w itnesses m u st q u a lif y as to c o m p e te n c e , l e t li-
1
NONE
F .x te n -iv e
We
m ust
ESTIM ATED REt E II’ IS
Estimated available cash on hand at tteglnnlng
of year for which this budget Is made
Amount received from other sources
Total estimateti receipts .
. . . ------- -
m a d e w h ic h e o » * lie t w ith fa r ts o f en gine« r i g a n d
e c o n o m ic s .
t D A H O V POWER
A
C IT IZ E N
W H E R E V E R
IT
S E R V F ^
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