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o •^hvrmait County tournât Sixty-Seventh Year No. 22 Moro. Qivgon Friday, T hese About the County T h in g s We N ote April 1, 1955 County Official Paper Miller, Brown On 05// All Star Team Commissioner F" ™ Wasco School Sees Legislature i,4 Work At Salem The Home Economics club cor- spent the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins. Other guests dially invites everyone interested Mrs. Dean Olds and family. Mr. were his parents Mr. and Mrs in the new materials to their next and and Mrs. L. H. Nahouse of John Buck of Moro and his other meeting to be held April 14 at McCoy came up and spen^ the day grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lau- Although no definite date 1:30 p. m at th Rufus grange hall, there also. rence Buck. been set, Charles Reynolds, m e / V Miss Murle Scales, extension clo- Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Eslinger The W asco Tllicum club met at The votes of the coaches were her of the state highway comn Betty Haven thing specialist, OSC, will speak and family were dinner guests the home of Mrs. Paul Patrick At 4:45 a. nt. March 25. 21 anx- on Identifkation and ('are of Sunday of his parents Mr. and Mrs Thursday aternoon March 17. Mrs. counted last week and the all-star sion and newly appointed for a New F a b rk s”. Miss Scales has Ernest Eslinger to celebrate his L, L. Funk, Mrs. W A. N Is bet, earns for the Cascade basketball three year term, will speak in lous people crawled into cars and developed all of the 4-H clothing m other’s birthday anniversary. Mrs. Jam es Maddox, Mrs. Anna league were selected for the past this county as a guest of the Sher- started for Salem The <lav was _____________ projects and works with home Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. Lee, Mrs. Lee Dehler and Mrs. H. season. A vote placing a player on man County club sometime this beautiful, everything one ‘ could Giles L, French first team wish for in “ a day There A Demot ratic senator from back d em o n stratio n agents throughout and Mrs. Harold Eakin were in A. Van Gilder were club members the points whlk> a v n counted t» f a r th » for two month. It is expected 777“ that the ¿7...............*" ‘ " v,c was was « a * east is critical of Ike for playing Oregon on various clothing pro- The Dalles Saturday to visit Mrs. present and Mrs. Keith McDonald ifrin® r o u n i J X Si k d meeting wU1 l>e h? Id Wasco if blizzard, so we couldn't travel _<> .. . . . r j . __ __ . __ ___ ... . ... . . siring counted one. No coach ad e n over v » r 40 40 MPH u n u at <>» the »n,. most. We were .___ one. No coach was was arrangem arrangem ents ents can can txc be m made. Mary J. Baker at th e hospital a guest. High and low scores golf and fishing. Anyway such jects. allowed to vote for the members Mr. Reynolds’ appearance here doing fine until three carloads 1 he ('amp Fire Girls are busy where she is confined with a bro- went to Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Mad- sports are better than playing am has been delayed because he want- of us were stopped by a large ateur alm ighty and giving away this week with their candy sale ken hip when she fell In the base- dox. Mrs. Lee had been ill for of ols own team. Owing to a tie for the last two ed to obtain a better perspective empty cattle truck that had slid and doing very well. ment of her home Thursday. sometime and was welcomed back territory to Russia as was done at places, seven men were selected of the president’s highway pro- sideways across the road. We The first year group in 4-H sew’- Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven and by the group, Yalta. ing have finished their headscarfs son of Longview, Wn., and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and for the first squad. John McCor- gram before talking. Now that stayed there around 15 minutes T T W IN Those who proclaim our great and are startin 8 to make stuffed Phyllis Rust and Rex Richards of daughter Jeanette were here Sun- mick of St. M arys received all six that program Is being held up In ami then were on our way again, needs too often expect some one t0Ys ^he second year girls are Portland arrived here Friday day. They called at the H. A. Van votes for a total of 12 points, congress and may lie drastically When almost to Portland the wea- Don Miller of Moro received five changed, Mr. Reynolds will speak ther cleared up to ju st a nice else to provide the ways and m aking padded pot holders to night and spent the weekend at Gilder home. Micky and Jlmmv O’M e a ra w e r e ¡irst, ,s trin » vote8 and °‘n* second on some other subjects of h.terest steady downpour of rain. We head- means. match their aprons. The fourth (he home of the girls parents, Mr. here from Condon for the weekend * 7 / l P° nts- w hile Gary Nlchols to this county: Highway 97 1m- ed out 82nd street after every car T T \M N year girls have finshed very at- and Mre John Ruat wi.h »h«ir father fo th -r Jim I.™ O’Meara O’U A ... and .„ .I of Cascade and i~. t h e Maryhill stopped at a different place to eat. Teenage boys in Portland have tractive blouses Mr. and Mrs. Bert cox went t0 w ith their 7 7 .7 “ vo ' i m Locks far a got five first m provement hrhioo We went through Woodburn and had a fight over a girl. Even The American Legion A uxiliary Condon Sunday, to take their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Pat The four far th th ' 8 8 examp,es- saw In the distance the home for spring has its drawbacks. at Wasco is getting ready for the grand daughter home and spend O’Meara. noaitinn« „„-h ¿ i ? ♦ > 7 t«W° boys. Some of the girls wanted to TTW N quick bread dem onstration at the the day with their son and family Mrs. Mid Howell and sons r d M visit but that idea was discourag Churchill, it is again reported, L-egion hal1 in Wasco April 4 at Mr. and Mrs. W arren Morgan. Randy and David of Moro and Mr. epiv<vi four first ni > ‘? >r° Lee Hines Dies ed by our chaperones. is going to retire. It is time. This 2 p. m. Rose Ellen Schmid, home Mr and Mrs F rank E Bayer and Mrs Dale Howell( Rathie, ' 7 ' 'J 1 and Don Niswender and A t 80 Years Finally about ten we reached nation could always get along economist from the Oregon Wheat and daughter, Helen, w-ere dinner Linda and Mark called on Mrs. Salem. Our appointment was for without him easier than he could league who lives at Pendleton, guests Sunday at the home of Mr. Joe Drlnkard Friday afternoon, Ron Paulson both of Maupin and I^ee Hines died Saturday in The nine’ 1)111 we were a bit late. Then get along w ithout us. wil1 have charge of the work. She and ^ rs Qian Stark in Kent. Kathle and Linda remained over Bob Cumlford had three first second place Dalles at the age of 80 years, near- we were ru shed into the House TTW N a*so give sorne recipes for the Mrs. Marcus Eslinger and dau- night and Saturday Mid Howell place and three votes apiece. ly all of which had l>een spent in Representatives, and from The new Pontiac looks like it new wheat products, such as ter, Leta Ann, spent most of last and Mrs Drinkard and family The voting for the second team Sherman and adjacent counties there to the Sei)ate Chamber. We was wearing suspenders. how to use Pilaf”. week In The Dalles w ith her aunt took the girls to Hood River and Levi Shelton Hines was born at wontJered why many of the sena- TTW N The Wasco and Moro Legion G ertrude Hogue. brought Mrs. Howell and sons found R. Youngs of Culver and Bucky I nderhll, of Dufur leading Philomath October 6 1874 and was tors ^ad ^ e i r feet propped up on Up near Umatilla hum ans have Auxiliaries will have a joint meet- Fred Cox went to Portland Sun- home Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dunn spent ^ n b ! 7 ei v ? r° Ught to this county ln 1882- I t 8*’ r ? i ding newspaPers dug up the hones of some mam- ing at Wasco April 18 at which day and jjpgQt (be day visiting his the weekend at Walla Walla. Wn. .* .by N^ nlan b rld ey of H,s Par*nts were among the early while. U\e i* od!ng clerk rambled moth animal. How long will it be time l ^e state officers of the Aux- uncje( p rank Augee M r and . n d Mrs. Mru I^ewis i - w u Hastings 7 Moro and a s a a farm er and .-md on bills and before some mammoths will dig Mary Plan to present. A 1:30 Leroy Martin of Kent was home Mr. 7 k ' r v ' - Youngs i o u n g s of o r Culver, culver, settlers and Lee Ix?e w was orJ abOut aDOUt ^he the different ilif up human bones and be similarly luncheon Is planned. I he unit will from OSC to spend spring vacation were away several days last week, n iin -_ \ 7 Harold stockman all of his life, producing w ¿Y most of the men voted aye impressed? have definite arrangem ents made his parents, Mr. and Mrs. in their absence Mr. and Mrs. ,r , 1 f l , ,w • \ °uUr’ m some of the best mules the coun- .u,u even glancing up from TTW N at the next meeting. Kenneth Martin. During the past Jam es Maddox of The Dalles were i ° n 7 ab 7 ty had in the Pr e tr a ctor days. the,r paper- There * u s usually The legislature is debating a bill Blinking our eyes twice Friday wjn(er term he was elected vice- here taking care of their home and », ‘ 7t \ \ r y . '/ J 11,1 He was married In Goldendale, o n e ‘” wo nos so we figured they to grant up to $200,000 to restrict morning made us realize t wo president of his fraternity house, Mr. Maddox helped out at the . 81 3n< i W n’’ 30, 1890 and he and his were the o nly ones listening, how Maupin and W alker and McDon- w ife had celebrated their 50th ever’ we were corrected on nur alcohol drinking, which is thought inches of snow had fallen dui ing Tau Delta. He had a minor store. aid of St. Mary’s. anniversary nearly ten years ago hasty JudKmer)t and were told the by some to be a proper subject of the night. The snow fell on warm role jn the p ^ y “s at»r jna F air”, There was a pack meeting Coaches voting were Ed Ball of He was a member of Taylor lodge M ntatora who weren’t paying any reform. The tax committee’s pro- ground, and most of it was melted whjCh was presented by the OSC at the little Legion hall the even- Cascade Locks, Rick Cantrell of of Masons at Wasco, The Dalles a tte ntion had already studied the posal to boost the price by $6.000,- away by that evening. 1 he sun Speech departm ent. ing of March 31 v w iw h x v, i / vii « v and knew what it was all 000 is a more practical solution— shown Saturday, hut the east Tuesday Study club met recent. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O’Dell are Dufur, Jerry Dlsch of Moro, Jack chaper, Royal Arch Masons and and cheaper. wind made the an chilly. Jy flt Mrg Van Qilders to move Into the P. D. O’Meara 2 ri.eg ofL? 1 u8ierJ BuS.k Monroe of Columbia Commandery Knights afY.’.VL Culver, F ather I^eo Stupfel of St. Templar, the Methodist church T hen we were escorted to the T T W N The Rufus grange dance Satur- wp b members Mesdames Leo house late this week. Mary’s* and Ernie W hite of and the Wasco county Pioneer as- cafete rta to eat. We all enjoyed a It says here that we’re going to day night was well attended and W atkins and Judy> Merlin Shields, Maupin. sociation. vei'y good meal, and some of us have hustle by order in the Pacl- everyone seemed to have a good Oral Gosson, Roe Decker, Ed Dut- < • i . i • m The w eather hasn't been favor- Surviving are his widow, Mary even got a Slirnpse (>f Governor fic coast league this year. Hustle time. The three piece orchestra lon Tom Slrlker( BU1 WWte> cliff ACCldeilt InjUreS I WO able for baseball practice, but the three sons, Howard and Orville of Patterson! Then we continued on by disposition and interest will be from Goldendale, Wn., furnished Fridley, W. D. W atkins, Bertha c Moro Huskies play their first The Dalles, Lloyd of Vancouver our J°uln ey into the capltol. We faster. the music. The instrum ents were Moon pre8ent Plans for ¿ uest day 50U U I OI G r a S S V a l l e y the season TTW N piano, guitar and viojtn. violin . e were dlst.us3ed. A r e p m was gly. * M||1, lon a car an<J a game ,M ary.a of in Th. DallM with St. and a daughter Mrs Neva West of saw tbe beautiful table ln the gov- A rlin g to n , Jg g ra n d c h ild re n a n d e™ or’a waiting roum tita n s inlaid It is reported that Malenkov Home Ec. club made $21 on the en¡"on a visit to the Moro clu b a t , t a 4 al_ _______________ 11 great grandchildren. wlth sonw 2000 Pleccti of fl«ie is on tour, but tt isn’t certain supper which was served by Mr. which Mrs. Knowlson of Oswego P C , P, tW<^ Persons to the Funeral services were held in wo<hJ- Then we 8at in the Personal w hether he is traveling in this and Mrs. Will Huck. talked on her trip around the i.?,lpltaJ u 'ed"®sday a te rn o o n at WATER MEETING DUK The Dalles Tuseday afternoon and business office of the governor world or the next. a homesick hoy in Japan who world. Refreshments were served. rum "» |Ve” NKXT WKnNKH,>AY Interm ent was made In Sunrise where they allow very few P®°Pl« TTW N is hungry for some of his mothers The COuntv chUrch choir will Py.,, en ,/J eY Yes’ . Hscalon, A w ater Forecast and Wlater The county church choir will wUh hl, M r and to go. After that we walked up Putting higher taxes on insur- delicious dinners, sent his mother preSent E aster music to the pub- h “*" r u n " "‘ a V** 300 an<l Stretch,n« meeting will be held cem etery at Wasco. w hat was supposed to have l>een ance prem ium s seems a sort of a twelve piece, green leaf design nc ¡n the little gym of the Wasco 2?rs , ,,non AnUerson- a , Wednesday, April 6, County Court 129 stairs but 1 think somebody round-about way to get the citizen w ith gold edges, set of dishes last Sunday .evening April 3. Hr « room’ county courthouse The Dal- miscounted! because I’m sure I to pay more taxes. week. The boy, A1 Blake, son of qiinH-- tt„rvlnoo ♦ with a Dodge pitk-up truck driven jes c ounty Agent T. W. Thotnp- Home Demonstration counted 600 as we went, around TTW N Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blake of Sunrise services and breakfast by L. J. Robbs, a railroad engineer sOn reports. Farm ers Interested in and around to the top of the build A farm magazine reports the RUfUs is serving time ln Japan for a ' e >eh ng. , f’y Wasco < ) f Grande. the availability of irrigation water Agent Coming ing. From there if we jierched wheat situation as worse than ev- Uncle Sam. 5, 7 kh e L 0P<?n P‘CkUP Wu S tUFned C° m' for the area and possible adjust- “ identification and Care of New ourselves up on the railing, we er; too much and growing, poor . . p L Finley held , . ,e Pu 1 u and Sunday will pletelx over as the two cars met ments to conserve and stretch wa- „.„II,V . „rice driving it out o f " a s t Sunday In .h eir announcem ent of place on^the tu rn a._the Schilling place , er on lrrlgated and dry ,and op. Fabrica" will lie ihc them e of a could “ee all of Salem. We saw quality, price driving series of dem onstration and lnfor- tbe beaut*ful K°ld t'olored sta tu e markets. And it also mentions that in .ritm u tp w h p i i a r e a farm ers are new borne ,hei.e ,by The monthly movie night will Valley. The pick-up had to he prl- erat Ions are welcome. dav (nation meetings throughout the on t0P tbe <l°iuc. From wheie The program for the all legitmate wh i J i n « d r i v e n o u t of business by 45 guests who had a loo g be Friday April 1 this month. ed apart before Mrs. Robbs could county April 13. 14, 15, County we were we were ,uId nt was an beinc meeting Is as follows: being driven out of business by th(? houge an(J were served re. Extension Agent Thompson has °P lical allusion because the ''u*-' Johnny-come-latelies who grow 9:00 a. m to 12:00 noon— announced. didn’t appear as large as It did brated A rt’s birthday recently --------------------- poor wheat on poor land for good freshments. W ater Forecast for the Area— A meeting of Cub Scout pack wJth dJnner tQ whJch Mr flnd 11 Miss Miirle Scales, extension from the ground. Finally v,e clim b prices-federally paid which is our No. 362 was held at the school Mrg w D WatkinS( Mr and Mrg O m e r V . L U tu C ll Jack Frost, Soil Conservation clothing specialist, OSC, will con- down th e s ta ir s and the tresh- favorite objection to the wheat Friday evening with Cubmaster Service. WatRIng and fa|n|ly flnd Mp duct the dem onstration meetings, man-sophomore classes were es- 1:30 p. m. to 2:00 p. m.— program. Bill Rolfe, piesh ing- I ‘ 1' s and Mrs. Vinton W atkins were I n - A t I CllCllctOIl ow.io in Relation ikcianwi. to W TT.uri TTW N Solis in ater— Miss Scales works with home ex- cor,e<l ,o tbe Fish Game coinnils- bobcat Pins, neckerchiefs and .hd- v,ted Q gh<r Robert Mitchell Soil Conserva- tension units and county exten- 8l(,n> while ,he junior-senior , Young men stand around ma Robert Mitchell, Sol. conserva cIasses were escorted to the Ed- Dlnner guests recently at the man county resident, died at Pen chinery with their hands ln their l S toJ ^ n o n ' i^ k ln awarded wolf tion Service kin. \e m o n Eak n a home of Mr. and Mrs. I^aurence dleton last week at the age of 71. 2:00 p. m. to 2:30 p. m.— throughout the state on clothing ucational commission. Both we information and techniques. She f°und very interesting, He was a native of Tennessee who W ater Management— We then went to the Chemawa livfactnfk — ..... ’ ' TT _ a linn uim iudy were their children, Mr. came to Oregon in early life to Marvin Shearer, Irrigation Spe has develped the 4-H clothing pro Indian school where every stu W N jq badge to to p Llanny and a ll,’n and and Mrs. Mpg Glen u le n Virtue VIrlue and and family ¡a mllv farm. T T - W badge a n ny , Hülfe , ° ____ jects that are so popular locally cialist, OSC Extension Service dent has to be at least one-fourth be evaded. Some g“ L‘t , a„r r °* wa°rded a and « f “ d Mrs. John Buck and Surviving are five daughters, Richard A. King, Soil Conserva- and throughout the state. Anv tux can Final arrangem ents for all the Indian to enroll. Most of the In* easier than others. One can quit F'7 t ?rrnw u» C a irstra d le y * Den 2 J ° bnny of Moro. Also Mr. and Mrs. Lois Snively of Hermiston, tion Service meetings have not been made to dlanH there arc at least a part cigarettes, liquor, stop driving a «<>« " Mrs Raymond Van Glider and Mia. Edna L uttrell of Loa Angalea. 2:30 p. m to 3:i Possible 'crop Adjustm ents_In- date bul wld announced next Navajo but <>ne . ,h e \ '.’l!nd Mrs. Ruth Vanderwood of Libby, car. sell his properly make no In- s c o u f y e ll. and and Mra- Montana, Mrs. Faye Munkers of eluding some on range and dry- w w k She will meet at the Rufus lda‘ nt!’<'[ f n' ' \ r' d,'“ ,<= ' ' Thev had come. Then one can llve^on taxes chief Orville Blaylock; . , '. . . «range hall. Thursday afternoon »n'° nK «? ’ “ 7™ *™ instead of paying them. The . y , ___, oz.n.,»' « a m Little Johnny Buck celebrated Lexington and Mrs. Fern Boyer land c r o p s - Funeral services E. R. J ^ k m a n , Range Crops A P f H Plans are for meetings S T i . j S Classes liic lu l Den 1 closed w“ h «h* S?0“ ' . 80"* his first birthday w ith dinner at of Pendleton. thought is not original, lots of in the other communities during We v‘8lted seve5al c,a^ es lnclud led by Larry M iddleton,. hls grandparents’ home Mr. and were held in Pendleton. Specialist, OSC, Extension Service people are doing it Scout; sang «•Little Chick ing the gym where they her visit. l i w n crowd sang “God Bless Amerl- practicing baseball. I ’ll say one On behalf of equality of assess thing. I’m sure glad we don’t ments this county should follow ----- v j and coffee were served In the cafe- play them in baseball. the lead of Gilliam county and do E1(on E akln_ Mre Finally we headed for the hotel the needed Job of reappratsa by >1)arnu|T] and Mrs unl Marion where we were to spend Lester Barnum ano Mrs, o m COMIFINSED REPORT OF PRO- D. Helyer agrees to give right of GENERAL FUND: TIRES A TUBES: Firestone Stor- itself. It would l>e cheaper than the night. We were assigned to CEEDINGS OF MARCH 2, 1055 way for one mile if fenced. SH E R IF F ’S OFFICE: W est Coast es, $203.68 having the state do it and this Rolfe. our rooms and after checking out Mr. and Mrs H arry you g TERM OF TH E COUNTY COURT County Court signs three re- A Bind. Co., $8.30; Fields, $90.82 GAS A OIL: Standard Oil Co., county has the men with required with Mrs. Nelson we went out to children of I ort land stopped n e rt Claims against General Road solutions vacating certain roads CLERK’S OFFICE; Standard $12157 --------- experience to do It well. last Tuesday and were overnight Fund and Specia, Road Fund prg In 3 g R E & 1? E Coupt S tat,o & P r,nt c $5 9O b r i d g e s A CULVERTS; Moro eat and ?e,P J sh° 7 7® had a twelve o’clock curfew hn but 1 fear guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. sented aB ciajms allowed. " ‘ until .................... ....... ............... COON FOR WATERWAYS adjourned March 8, 1955. Moro Postm aster, $10.00 Lumber A Fuel Co., $393.65 most of us didn’t get to sleep until Sam Coon this week supported Grover Young, on their way home Claims against General Fund _ MA rch 8,,855 HpecU! mewing. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE: A. Barne- GENERAL SUPPLIES: Moon an Increase of a million dollars in froma trip to Burbank, California presented, allowed allowed with with exception exception Weed-Control program under dis- koff A Son, $102.85; Balzar, $21.80; Equip. Co., $6 96 after that. _________ . . •-resented, --------------- The next morning we awoke re the fund for developing small wa- where thye visited his b ro th e r an< of one C|a|m chem ical Supply cussion. Gravel truck to be con- Helen Banry, $154.30 MISCELLANEOUS: B. A. B. freshed after a four or five hour tersheds and declared that public wife, Mr. and Mrs. ( larence Co for j anitor«g SUppneS- verted to weed-spray truck, tanks COURTHOUSE: C. May, $10.75; W recking Co., $28.00; lights, $8.- down we to "m break- T 8, qadie Aliev w ent to The T r®asu r^ ’s fi" a? C!aI statem en* to be Installed and made to spe- ph°ne. $46.35; lights, $28.79; wa- 200; water, $1.75; phone, $16.30; ¡?aP and I 'p '. hurried ’^bnM krH?' et In response to the watershed pro- Young MrS,E? ? 7 i ? £ „ d .f e w d a v s ah? wing a11 fund ^ ’ances a« of c,flcatlons. county Agent T. W. ter, $1.80 Ranch A Home Store. $5.30; Moro fast- ¿ « d i i for the for- gram “is a vote of confidence in the Elsenhower policies.” X 7 .. Mr" II.. and ..„.1 xiro John Ifthn Hlnck Block . f 7* presented, approv- Thompson to act In Io an advisory CIRCUIT COURT: Jurors, $217.« Lumber A Fuel Co., $25 31; Y a hniidimz In which estry building, a building In which Speaking in support of the 1956 Sandy's Union Station, $2.00; Moro there Is every kind of wood on xi Mr f in s H a rtrn h n n of n ’ , u . capacity as to noxious weeds and Howell, $100 00 t Kundav vVdm" o f t he „ B? d PU,"d ,alanc‘' 8 and S o c ia l to purchMe of spray f„ r , ulh To fOIJNTY COURT: Agricultural Appropriation bill. Kuypers, Motors, $4.99; Dunlap, $8 80; Kuy- the walls and celling that you Road Fund balances presented, ap- advcrt| Se for «ale spray tank on ««» «»; Salher. $75 00 Coon supported the increase, re Wasco were Sunday visitors ol pers, $144 00 can think of. All Oregon native proved and filed. Gasoline report hand JUSTICE COURT: commended last week by the A. F. Balzers. Dunham MPECIAb ROAD TAX 1953-1954 woods. «.-* 1 . ' I M r. and and Mrs Mrs. Donald »nnrnvpd and and Fiiori ... House Appropriations committee. Mr. D o n a Marsh t e p r an e s e nrpspntpd n t e d approved filed MARCH 14, 1955 County Court’ P rint Co., $29 20 MISCELLANEOUS Draper A The total recommended for devel- (mm y of H • d R iver we d Re: Application read from Chas. and Burget committee members .......... COUNTY JAIL: S. Trent. $24.00 Adams, $600 00 NEW PRESS INSTALLED opment Is $12.000.000. guests Su" day a^ .,hP „ eD,)nald I/Og£\n f° r audlt° r for Sherman met in special session Re Survey DEMOSS PARK: $0 95 MI’ECIAL ROAD TAX 1954-1955 FOR MORE WORK Under the small watershed pro- p a ï e n s , . • • bud. county Jt same rate as previous for bridge across Columbia under PUBLIC ASSISTANCE: $1280.00 WAGES: Dunlap, $433 20; Mc- A new piece of M uipm ent has gram, local groups work with the ciodfelter Mw. Marrtt and yea„ f application accepted, and difiCusslon; agreed hv all present DISTRK I A I TORNEY. $17.35 pherson, $267.82; Bayer, $322.50; been added to the *machlnerv in federal government in financing ren stayed to F ^ n d a fe l > c erk to notify Mr. Logan. Letter to ,eave commitment of $6000.00 (fOVT rRA PPER: $65.83 Morehouse, $311.93; Gosaon, $317.- (be Sherman Countv Journal of- and operating upstream watershed Mr ant M . . r Sun. thanks read from J. M. Wilson fo r Sherman county as previously COUNTY PRINTING: $84.67 42; Zachary, $406.63; Hooper, fjj-p, ap automatic press, which work There is a limit of 5000 «re the p a i n t s of a son l>orn S S r famdy for flowers. stated |S000.00 for 1954-55 and MI SC ELLA N EOl S. First Na- $260.51; Shoemaker, $346.37; (»ray, does Rg own feeding and its own acre-feet in programs th at can be day M arclf’J/ at rhe Danes n . c q Dell of Wasco appears he- t utoooo for 1955-56 undertaken under the Hope-Aiken p i t £ The baby' *'P^ p d ha3 ^ r e court re: insulating and wea- $ Re: Veterinarian for Sherman tlonal Bank, $217.60, State Tax $322.39; Grant, $330.90; Hammond, taking a wav That Is after It has Com., $25 08; Social Security, $312.50; F irst National Bank, been adjusted to do those things small watershed act. an<r was named W ayne He ther stripping windows in court- decWed to h ire part- $103.17, State Ind Acci. Com., $282.60; State lax Com., $40.61; It^wiil print faster and we hope Rep. Coon declared that the sue- . Smith and son Gor* hn“ se- ,1)atter de^err e d- time one. Adjournm ent ensued, $7.52 Retire., $74.59; Social Security, bene: hener than has been possible be cess of the watershed program Mrs. D- Helyer A J. Helyer appear ROAD FUND: $28 76; fore which means that It will re ••gives a clear indication of the don and Mrt. Boyce Blaylock^were ^ 0 ^ court with road vlewers CLAIMS PRFXENTED AGAINST REPAIRS: McFadden Auto GAS & OIL: Standard Oil Co., quire more job work to keep us willingness of the people to follow business visitors In Portland re- re; road ,o j » e ly e r’s place SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON Parts, $2.40; Huber-Warco, $138- $625 .29 busy and to keep us fed and cloth the lead of the federal government cently. through D. H elyer’s property; ad- GENERAL AND ROAD FUNDS Service Motor Co., $41.89; Ser- MISCELLANEOUS: Draper A ed Inasmuch as It cost money. when it ik 'se n ts them with a slm- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and Mr. vlged j HeIyer petition Coun. FOK FEBRUARY, 1955 APPROV- 1 „ n , » n --------- ----- -- ~ ------------------ --------------------------------------- --------- » ice Garage, $7.50; J. McKean Co., Adams, $2600 00, State Imi. Acci. Anyone who would like to watch nip n r o c r t m of giving the govern- a u l Mrs. Mrs. Earl Earl Olds Olds and and son, son, Robin Robin ty Our ty c Court estabIlsh County road ED MARCH k TERM OF THE $3.90 Johnson’s Repair, $2.00; Com $79 60 it run can bring It some printing men? M c k V . h r people" u « e .o Portland Sunday and for . . . . mJ tQ hJg COUNT! COURT Auto Elec. Supply Co., $8.65 RETIREMENT: $100 56 for us to do on It. By Coach’s Vote To Countv Club News of Sherman Countys Official Government and Its Activities ®
