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o PAGE t SHERMAN COUNTY] JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, FBR U A RY 11. 1MÓ the educational facilities there Is no place to lay the blame except upon ournelves. It Is now possible Moro. Oregon to declare a small school non- Exlltor stan t d If it refused to better its G ilè» 1 - F re n c h lot and within a few years it will » • ««cond eia»» m atter be proliable instead of possible. p b H o ffie« a t M ®to. O w n , a n r C o n »rw < o f M a re k I. 1»7>. There will lie difficulties about OFFICIA» COUNTY PAFEH making consolidation, that are needed ju.-»t as there have been N A T IO N AL i d I TO « J A I difficulties in coming so far as I a s s o c íá t i I o n we have in school consolidations. And when they are made every one will toe proud of the new schools and the new facilities of fered. You hear no more of open ing a school at Gorman, Klondike, Sherars, or Gordon Ridge; consol idations have been successful and more of them will be although SUBSCRIPTION KATEH some will oppose them to the end. ^ h rrm a ii (County Jo u rn a l PubOshr«! Every Friday al and the Russian policy goes back to building more heavy machinery ano war materials. How long the Russians can get the people to work without food and the comforts of living is not known. But it should by now be known that the peasants are going to eat and that other Russians are going to be on short rations. We recognize the danger of try ing to analyse an economic and social problem so far away and this is the best information made available lately. ONE Y E A R ............................ «♦<* FEBRUARY 11, 1955 _____________ u c h im h i'ONSDI 1 DATION SCHOOL CONSOLIDA I IO« " CHANGE IN RUSHIA . American editors for the next week will ** effw expressing t Qf thp opinions change WAN1 Abb Dr. Otis G. Perkins STATE OF OREGON COUNTY OF SHERMAN Optometrist 405 E. 2nd Be (Across from Stadleman- Bonn Hardware! Phone 5362 NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING AND ELECTION The Dalles, Ore. HOMEOWNERS ) ) **• SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17 > NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting and election of the legal voters of School Dis trict No. 17 of Sherman County, Oregon, Is called to be held on Tuesday, the 1st day of March, 1955, in the gymnasium at the school house in Moro, Oregon, in and for School District No. 17 of Sherman County, Oregon, at which meeting and election the legal voters of said school district shall vote upon the question of whether School District No. 17 of Sherman Countv, Oregon, shall unite with Scnool District No. 23 of Sherman County, Oregon, and No. 9CJ of Sherman County and Wasco County, Oregon, for the purpose of forming a union high school district for high school purposes, and also on the question of whether said School District No. 17 shall furnish as a site for the proposed union high school the following described real pro perty situated in said School Dis trict No. 17 in Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: A tract consisting of 15.34 acres, including a drilled well thereon, situated in the North YOUR OWN BUSINESS—Get es Does your home need paint tablished in a sound one-man ing and remodeing? Let me business without capital invest Install a beautiful insulated ment, selling Watkins Nation or asbestos siding. Assures ally Advertised Products in this locality. Income up to $500 a you Fire Protection, perman month or more possible first ent color, increased comfort year. Operate from your own and pays for itself in Fuel home. Truck or car required. Savings at Low Cost. Write The J. R. Watkins Com pany, 137 Dexter Ave., Seattle Local references given glad 9, Washington. 12-17c ly. Satisfaction guaranteed DIVIDEND INCOME is taxed with terms if desired. more favorably over interest on Free estimates without obli bonds and savings deposits by Also all types of recent Acts of Congress. Elec gation. tric power, telephone, insur Roofing. ance, bank and other defensive CLARANOE ODELL stocks offer proven stability, Box 127 Wasco Ph. 303 plus wide benefits for any finan cial planning program, large or small. Data supplied cost free. J. W. DODD. TYGH VALLEY, ORE. Area Mgr. Wm. J. Collins & Co. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds. Local, national and Can ada. Portland office, 1012 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Collect calls accepted. 15c tfn CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp We Keep what you at a price you can pay freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn WASCO OREGON »TATE WIDE PAINT CO. com plete painting and decorating service, spray or brush Phone 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. Vern Campell and Jack Null, Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs The Dalles, Oregon 38tfn ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY ELECTRIC, electrical con tracting, Moro, Oregon, Phone PROMIT SERVICE 722, 19 tfn Some of these days where there from Malenkov to Bulganin and Is conference after conference, the rise to sole authority of Khrus- public and private, about how to ehev. Understanding of the rea- get better schools it seems that SOns for the change will not be nothing further could be said great in a country with different about the subject, that every phase government, different social her- had been covered. Yet in a few page and different economy, but days there is a new set of facts some information about the Con or rumors. dltion of agriculture in Russia has Because we are firmly convin- recently been published. It may ced that there should be one high give some reasonable clue to the school In this small county and no change. more we are happy at any move The United States News and toward that end. One high school World Report has had several long would be more economical for the articles about Russia lately that taxpayers but that isn’t of great tell of the serious straits of the Importance; one high school would people because of the shortage of he better for children. food. Much of interior Russia is In this day and age it is unfair arid and grain production is pre- to children to expect them to com- carious, much more so than in pete with others when they can our own great plains. Crops have Because of govern only obtain the limited schooling been short. a small high school offers. There ment policies livestock numbers is a shortage of available subjects have dwindled until there are few' and a shortage of competition. cattle on farms. An article In Harpers prophe Note the numl>er of graduates from this county who have diffi sied that communism may fail be culty staying in the bigger schools. cause Karl Marx was a city boy The present effort to confirm who did not understand farmers. the consolidation of the Kent, The theory was that the peasants Grass Valley and Moro high would make communism fall by schools into a union high school refusing to produce food unless district and build a new high they received the fruits of their school building is good news. The labor. That has been true and is boards of Kent and Grass Valley, the reason for the shortage of live- who suggested it, are entitled to stock. They die and the peasants a word of praise for their fore- eat them; grain crops are short sight. Almost no one favors a liecause the peasants provide for letuirheui l tiaptei* No. 78. O.E.H Meets every second and small high school anymore, not themselves by hiding food. There ‘¿ f fourth Thursday in each many more than advocate farm is a penalty against it, but the it! rnonth; visiting m em ber ing with horses. The gas engine penalty for obeying is starvation. “ invited. Moro. Oregon You cannot starve a cook and you made both obsolete. Catherine Thompson, W. M. Neither is it necessary for rural cannot starve a peasant. Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary Malenkov proclaimed a policy children to he deprived of educa Eureka Msige Nu. 121 A .r .A A.** of Increasing food and consumer tional advantages unless their par Meets on the 1st anu ents lie very poor Indeed; equali goods in Russia. The season was 3rd Thursday evening» zation programs have provided not a g(KMl one so grains and meat are short. Now Malenkov is out members cordially in the money. If we do not provide vlted to meet with u* Frank Sayrs, W. M. r Clyde Gillmor, Secretary HISTORIC DEMANDI F 1” Wm/fh/oto /«IZrr rpZZ/sr OU G w LEGAL NOTICES f Clothes for man, woman, children Good Ones, too Standard Insurance Co. A western company serving western agriculture HOME OFFICE 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Phone ATwater 4331 Lupine Rebekah Ixxige Meets 2nd and 4th g Tuesdays of each month V’altlng members welcome Althea Burnet N. G. Helen Martin Se< | riwr/ MrZ/l/i ivZM t b introdjietion of miUtr, Inurpfrutd, 96 L ** 100 Bottbd In Bendi Moro Ixxige No. 113 Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdava u I O O F iudl T i "v •« nt :v •' I fiH® z 4S&SEP v«d!.» . brnih-T' arc ~ cnrdlallv Invite** C. O. Burnet, N G- c S ecretary 100 PIOOF . 1OTTLID IN BOND BM> JCsaAutr Straight Botrboa M e lto TUB OLD CROW D1STUXBBY COU FRANKFORT» BY. NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL HOARD BUDGET HEARING Notice Is hereby given, in compliance with Section 110-120« O. C. L A., as amended by Chapter 393, Oregon laws 1913. and Chapter 345, Oregon laws 1945, as amended by Chapter .»91, Oregon laws 1947, to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Sher man County, Oregon, that a meeting will lie held at the courthouse ♦In Moro, on the 2nd day of March. 1955, at 10;00 o’clock A. M m f »t the purpose of discussing the budget of the Rural School Boritd, for the fiscal yuar lx*glnnlng July 1. 1955, and ending June 30, 19 ><», hereafter set forth. It U D G K T 1955 — 195«» ESTIMATKD ItE( E lI’TS 1. Estimated available cash on hand at loginning $ NONE of the year for which this budget is made ._ $ NONE 2. Amounts receive«! from other sources $ NONE Total estimated receipts ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1. Personal Service: 4500.00 a. District Superintendent’s salary .................. 1800.00 b. Clerical ..........- — ------------------- ----- 600.00 c. Superintendent’s travel ------- - -• 2(H) 00 d. Institutes, conferences . . . 3(H) 00 2. Supplies and printing — - ........ - - - - - - - - - - -- -- RH) (H) 3. Office equipment . . . . ------ — - ----- -- -- 2 0 0 DO 4. P«»stage, telephone ami telegraph 100.00 5. Elections, publicity and legal 200.00 6. Rural School Board travel and expense 450.00 -- - 650.00 k Emergency • 250(H) 9 Filmstrip Library . . . 50(H) 10. State School Board Association Total estimated expem lltuees • 9190.00 M M (lt) OF ESTIMATED EXPEN DITI RES, RECEIPTS, AND A V A H A R L E < ¥* )l BALANCES AND TAX I.EAA Total estimated expenditures -----— Deduct total estimated receipts and available cash o Amount necessary t«i balance the budget T " ,., ..... - ...... .. < ^ » - a’ r • NONE £« 9400(H) V « * lc ( » ! i« n r r a i l s a v e * f a r m e r a » 2 1 0 0 .0 0 Amount of'w arrant In.lot,lo.ln.-w Signed: Wll.v \V. Knlg' on issued and endorsed © " I I warrants vw ----- Charles Burnet ’not paid for want of funds Chairman. Board of Directors $ None - Approved by Budget Committee Amount of other in ehteilNF- Signed: Iceland Medler $ Secretary, Budget Committee Total Indebtedness (sum of Ronald R. iMwell items 1 anti 2) Chairman, Budget Committee $ None • 8 IO O . Gus Holman, pointing above, of Butte Four Corners, Calif., is a farmer who really values his telephone. Not long ago, he and his brother needed a traclor fast. They couldn’t find one nearby at the price they wanted to pay. So they went to their telephone. W ith one call, they found just what they needed . . . at a saving of $100. Cost of the call: only $1. “ Our telephone nays us back a lot more in time and money saved than it costs us,” says Mr. Holman. And th a t’s the aim of telephone people everyw here--to bring you the good service you need to get things done , , , and to bring it to you nt low cost. P acific T e le p h o n e w o rk » to m a k e y o u r te le p h o n e a bigger v a lu e e v e ry d a y . at I>aw of Rufus Wallis, deceased:) Unknown Heirs at ( j w of Harvey) Wallis, deceased; Unknown Heirs) at Law of George E. Waliis, de-l ceased;All persons unknown hav-) Ing or claiming any right, title, ) or Interest in 0.01 of an acre of) land in Sherman County, Oregon, ) designated as Tra< t No T-201S of I The Dalles Dam Project, a n d ) SHERMAN COUNTY, a munici-) pal corporation and political sub-) division of the State of Oregon. > Defendants, ) CIVIL NO. 7734 SUMMONS (NOTICE) TO: Lynn Wallis, Barbara Wallis, Col. Howard Wallis, Emma Gene Wallis, the unknown heirs at law of William Wallis, deceased, the unknown heirs at law of Rufus Wallis, deceased, the unknown heirs at law of Harvey Wallis, de ceased, the unknown heirs at law of George E. Mia Ills, deceased, and all persons unknown having or claiming any right, title or inter est in 0.01 of an acre of land In Sherman County, Oregon, desig nated as Tract No. T-2018 of The Dalles Dam Project: You and each of you are hereby notified that a Complaint in Con demnation has heretofore been fil NOTICE TO CREDITORS ed in the above named court In "an All persons having claims again action to condemn the fee simple st the Estate of Leon V. Moore, title to the lands hereinafter des deceased, are required to present cribed, subject, however, to exist them, with vouchers properly ver ing easements for public roads ified, to the undersigned at the and highways, public utilities, rail office of C. L. Gavin, The Dalles, roads and pipe lines, which said lands are located in Sherman Oregon, within six months from County, Oregon, and are more par the date of the first publication ticularly described as follows: of this notice, viz. February 4, TRACT NO. T-2018: A parcel of 1955. land lying in the southwest quar Glayds Morrison ter of the southeast quarter of Sec Cecile L. Morse tion 31, Township 3 North, Range Leo V. Moore 17 East of the Willamette Meridian in Sherman County, Oregon, said Executors parcel being more particularly des C. L. Gavin cribed as follows. Attorney for Estate Beginning at the northwest corner 14-7C of the southwest quarter of the The Dalles, Oregon southeast quarter of Section 31 NOTICE TO CREDITORS in Township 3 North, Range 17 All persons having claims again East of the Willamette Meridian: st the Estate of Oscar N. Ruggles, thence east on the north line of deceased, are hereby notified to said southwest quarter of south quarter 40 feet, more or less; present them, with the proper east to a point on the southeast bound vouchers and duly verified, to the ary of the right of way of the Ore undersigned, the duly appointed, gon-Washington Railroad and Na qualified and acting Executrix vigation Company, said point also under the Last Will and Testa being on the north boundary of ment of Oscar N. Ruggles, deceas- the Town of Rufus; thence S. 57’ ed, at the office of T. Lester John 30’ W. . . . on ----- the southeast boundary son, attorney at law, Moro, Ore- of the right of way of the g - gon, within six months from the Washington J, .. . nort^ date of the first publication of ^ S a r ^ o i the î i w n of Rufus, a this notice, to-wit: January 28, ™stance‘of 47.5 feet, more or less, 1955. to the west Une of the southwest Allie Ruggles quarter of the southeast quarter Executrix of Section 31; thence north 25.5 feet to the point of beginning. T. Lester Johnson, The parcel of land above des Attorney for Executrix, Moro, Oregon 13-6c cribed contains 0.01 of an acre, for public use adequately to pro vide for the construction of a riv IN THE COUNTY COURT OF er improvement for use in con THE STATE OF OREGON FOR nection with the establishment of SHERMAN COUNTY The Dalles Dam in the Cohimhia In the Matter of the Adoption ) River Oregon and Washington. The authority for the taking is of J Elaine Mae Nelson, ) The Act of February 26, 1931 (46 1421, 40 U.S.C. Sec. 258a) and a Minor. ) Stat. Acta supplementary thereto ano CITATION TO ERWIN PETER amendatory thereof; The Act of NELSON April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94. 33 U.S. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE C. Sec. 591); The Act of March 1. OF OREGON 1917 <39 Stat. 950, 33 U.S.C. 701), You are hereby required to ap Public Law 367-64th Congress; pear before the above entitled The Act of May 17, 1950 (Public Court on the 28th day of Febru Law 516-81st Congress, Second Session); The Act of July 27, 1953 ary, 1955, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. (Public Law 153-83rd Congress, in the court room of the court First Session). house at Moro, Sherman County, You are further notified that if Oregon, to show cause, if any you have any objection or defense there be, why Elaine Mae Nelson, to the taking of your property a minor child, should not by this above described you are required Court be declared to be the adopt to file herein and to serve upon ed child of William A. Brinkert the plaintiff’s attorney at the ad herein designated within and the name of said child chan dress four weeks after the date of the ged to Elaine Mae Brinkert as first publication of this Summons, prayed for in the Petition for an answer identifying the property Adoption and Change of Name in which you claim to have an In filed in this Court. terest, stating the nature and ex Service of this Citation is made tent of the interest claimed, and upon you by publication in the stating all your objections and de- Sherman County Journal, a news- «fenses to the taking of your pro paper of general circulation prin perty. A failure so to file and serve ted and published in Sherman an answer shall constitute a con sent to the taking and to the auth County, Oregon, once a week for ority of the Court to proceed to four (4) consecutive, successive hear the action and to fix the just weeks by virtue of an Order made compensation and shall constitute and entered in said Court in these a waiver of all defenses and objec proceedings on the 26th day of tions not so presented. You are further notified that if January, 1955, said date of ap pearance being prescribed by said you have no objections nor defen se to the taking you may serve Order. upon the plaintiff’s attorney a no The date of first publication of tice of appearance designating the this Citation is the 28th day of property in which you claim to be January, 1955, Interested and thereafter you shall WITNESS, the Honorable Ver receive notice of all proceedings non I. Miller, Judge of the Coun affecting said property. You are further notified that on ty Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, with the the 18th day of October, 1954 the plaintiff filed herein Its Declara Seal of said Court affixed this tion of Taking of said lands and 26th day of January, 1955. simultaneously therewith deposit Vernon I. Miller ed in this court and cause the es (County Court Seal) 13-6c timated just compensation for such taking. You are further notified that at IN THE UNITED STATES DIS TRICT COURT FOR THE DIS- the trial of the issue of just com pensation whether or not you TR1CT OF OREGON UNITED STATES of AMERICA.) have answered or served a notice Plaintiff, ) of appearance, you may .present vs. ) evidence as to the amount of com BERTHA MAE BROWN, and ) pensation to be paid for the pro GEORGE BROWN, wife and bus- ) perty In which you may have an band; CHARLES WALLIS, a sin- ) interest and you may share, on gle person; CLAUDE B. WAL- ) proof of your Interest, in the dis LIS and MARGARET WALLIS, I tribution of the award of com husband and wife, IDA E FITZ- ) pensation. GERALD, a widow; THOMAS) This summons is served upon WALLIS, a single person; EDNA ) you by order of the Honorable WALLIS DINSMORE and JAM ) Gus J. Solomon, Judge of the ES DINSMORE, wife and hus- ) above entitled court, made and en band; CHARLES W WALLIS) tered on the 25th day of January. and MONTY WALLIS, husband ) 1955 by the publication thereof and wife, IDA MAY CARRO1 I . > for f-^ir «ccesslve weeks in the, a widow; HELEN OLDENSTADT) Sherman County Journal, a news and WILLIAM OLDENSTADT, ) paper printed and published in wife and hu-b.tnd MAMIE W|A1 1 Moro. Oregon, and of general cir LIS; ERNEST WALLIS; BABE ) culation in said county wherein WALLIS; JOSEPHINE WALLIS) ■aid lan«L are located, the first FRENCH, a widow; MINNIE > publication of this Summons (No WALLIS R A T C U F F E , a widow ) tice) being made In the issue of LYNN WALLIS; CARROLL WA ) said newspaper on the 11th B>ay LLIS and MARGARET WALLIS.) of February 1955. husband and wife; HOWARD ) C. E LUCKY. United States At WALLIS and EMMA GENE WA ) torney. and BERT C. BOYLAN. LLIS, husband and wife; Un- ) Assistant United States Attorney, known Heirs at Law of William ) 506 United States Courthouse, Wallis, deceased; Unknown Heirs) Portland 5, Oregon. l5-8c west Quarter of Section 19, Township One South, Range 17 E.W.M., and adjacent to Sherman Highway, U. S. No. 97, approximately one-half mile in a southwesterly dlrec- ' tion from Moro, Oregon, said tract and site to be sold and conveyed to the propsed union high school district for the sum of $3,788.93. This meeting and election is called by the undersigned as the District Board for School District No. 17 of Sherman County, Ore gon, in pursuance of the provi sions of 335.220, Oregon Revised Statutes. Dated this 9th day of February, 1955. Charles Burnet Chairman Arthur Bucholtz Director Lloyd V. Henrichs Director Clara E. Houston District Clerk 15-7c O £
