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PACK 1 »HERMAN COVNTT JOCHWAI. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 195« Your Income Tax « — — e - . " ' 3 . X s s u g c » .....»• Sg,• 1 ,? t S 3 k with helpers Giles French and Al- of the north end _ county- Refreshments will be ser- 3rd Thursday evenings slx mOnths from the date of the COUNTY MANAGER ' T ved by the grange. each month. Vising flrst publication of this notice, Herman Kerhli. director of Eor the eaiendar year 1955. the George Lindsey, editor of The The senior class stu d e n u o ^¿.m em bers cordially m- , ~ wR. February 10, 1956 PahllMheJ Every Friday at Mayme - P. Elliott municipal research at the in. i O ptim ist and director of RufUi; highschool had a M O W » vited to meet w ith «- u ’ Mor«. ____________ Oregon Dean Pinkerton. W. M. Edna H. Weedman _ sitv and long time leader in af- I(Orl M income the first $50 of The Halles Klwanas club was the January 25. The ^ \ Cfcr’ , “rnp, Jo in t Executrices Gllrw L F reni* Editor fairs ,,f Oregon counties and cities dtvldends he received during the guest speaker. He gave an inter- u ^ lly Morris, president, raaine Clyde Gillmor, Secretary CM.. at t h . w rites to a newspaper to explain year> On a joint return, the ex- esting talk on the relations be- ^ ^ n , vice-president, secretary Lupine R ebekah Ixxlge No. 11« E state Elizabeth E. Potter, dec. a» »»oond ot Z c m i . uo d.r Act 8tand on home rule in Oregon. cluslon woUld be $100 if husband tw een farm and city residents. and treasurer. They eieueo i z . Meets 2ir and 4th at Moro, Oregon, John M. Stapleton He >ays that the county mana- and wlfe each had dlvidents of -phe lecturer Mrs. George I* ox be Hascall as the adviser. y Tuesdays of each of Conk-re»» f March I . 1 8 ît. Attorney, The Dalles, Ore. 15-8C Visiting ger plan is not the only one un- or mOre. had all sing a get-together song, decided as their proje» month, ______ er whi h counties could obtain ln a<Rliuon, a credit against Mrs Harold Baker gave a reading wodui wash cars as soon a. members welcome. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Laura Grabenhor-c, All persons having claims more authority over their own lax a nOwed on dividends re M rs. W hite Visits”. Mrs. Louis w eather clears up. firet half of the H55-5. N G Vada D e M o s s . J ^ ^ ^ j against the E state of E rnest E»- government. With this we agree. ceived during 1055. This credit is Sather sang the Irish number, Mush, Mush Ne-tu-re Lady”, school year was completed Janu- Sevrelary , linger, deceased, are hereby nott- However, the county manager j j*,|. cent on such dividends, but plan Is probably the one under ¿ ^ ¿ e d to (1) the total income be- There was contest “Measuring ary 2o, 1956 After careful con Moro | XMlgt. No. 113 LO.O.F. nt them, w ith the pro- which counties could obtain more fore credit or <2> to 1 per cent Their Nose”, between six men g y ra tio n only the grades ° Meets 1st and 3rd per vouchers and duly verified, o i>ower the easiest and quickest. oj taxable income. and women. Joe Abraham and 3t.udent, Wally Joe Morris, ‘ ^uld Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. 4 the undersigned, the duly appoint n a t io n al e d it o r ia l The original conception of Ore- Dividends exclude I under the yjrs Bob Byrd were found to found to qualify for the tg ban. Transient and ed, qualified and acting Executrix con county manager law was s -() rebel W(H1, , ,1(>t enter into have the largest sum of their two honor roll. Congratuia- visiting brothers are t A S S O C IA T IO N of the Estate of E rn est ^slinger, that as counties adopted it the lhe computation of the credit. nosea Mre. H arland McDonald re- tk,n8( Wally. cordially invited, deceased, at the office of T. Les legislature would give more pow- Eor tbis purpose the exclusion citcd -S noring Husbands". The A warm west wind h it n e re j obn shlpley, N. G. te r Johnson, attorney at law er to county governments until appiies to the dividends first re- program ended with splitting the Friday m orning In tits area Leo W atkins, Secretary Moro, Oregon, w ithin six months □ I , „ t i l , COUNT! PAPER counties were in position to gov- ceived in tbe tax year. Cn w d and singing nursery the first break it has haJ t o r ----------------------------- _ — from uw ------------- the uaiv date _ of the first publics- ern themselves w ithout running rhvines. several weeks from sub freezing Bethlehen» Chapter No. 78 O.E.8. Notice, to-wlt: ie b - HfRHCRIl’TION RATES . »2.«, f..r »ueh puerile EXAMPLE An u k I . v . .ua; «n . . . « m p e ra tu r« . The country roads Meets every second and ruary 3, 1956 ON It k BAH _______________ m atters as herding of stock or the calendar-year bast, r< eived ......................... U L 11 W v l v * in a « pretty con,|i- Leta F. Eslinger fourth Thursday in each III ------ ---------------- --------. . .,»*41 ; zoning =- frtiinwlnff in 1955. untv ---------- ------ dividends --------- , For a Prelim inary at the ball over the weekend w ith the Executrix month; visiting members FEBRUARY 17, !»««>_____ county zoning. Oregon is a broad state and one $100 on March 1; $100 on June 1; game Friday night the town vo - bR)wing all th e while. Mon- invited. Moro, Oregon. T. Lester Johnson many diverse Interests and of $100 on September 1; and $100 on ley bali team played a group of night another freeze came to Dorene Hall, W. M. 1417c Attorney for Executrix aids to education of anv occupations of Its people. December 1. Total, $i00. Now, grade and high school girls bea stop any rapid thawing. A spnnk- Dorothy Heater, Secretary Certainly It will not be long many occupation« Mult- $50 of the dividends received on ing them by a score of 29 io 24. fen tbat njght. And fu„ March i excluded from gross Phe women playing « « M » - b ÿ 'l i i e ü a y afternoon the^ctouds L E 0 A L n o t i C E S before taxpayers school admin- «_PAiintv istrators ami parents are going , , bl for Harney county, income The balance of the divid- Robert Byrd, Mrs. B « r M t o v were dark In the heavens to be discussing the problem of ‘^ ‘^ t requires that ends ($350» is included in gross Mrs. Bob Moggs, F r a n c * Mallne. there was snow flurries. NÖTIGE TO CREDITORS why it would not lie poss.ble to means Income. a A . i-m credit against tax — of n Brown, Mrs. Fra why It would nov or i’'"’ ” ' - ; . ' , , hprp bG a means of of adjusting adjusting income, m «»«*«»* ro w u , - -«»tine his Notice is hereby given, that instn ict the youth of the land by here More 1Mjwer to $14 ls allowed: I. e„ 4 per cent of Mrs. H arvey Hanson, Mrs. Vera Bill Myers was g®ttlng Ar. the undersi.gned Mayme P. Elliott audio-visual aids without having ,,„w r nm ent would help, the $350 In dividends received Roberts and Mrs. Eugene Eaton, house moved from B ggs Edna H Weedman have so many school teachers around. no -lu rin g th e year, assuming the The girls playing were Donna house) on Tuesday. The tele- Weedman, -------- Because of local prejudices no during the year, assuming • ‘S Â to* P . u / R o ^ r ü . Z n e W « m p 7 n ;“ï n T electrical h e « PoT It would be easy to Put a lec- » adopled the ,„dividual's taxable income is ■00IŒUV AVI P aW ciiW Ä u “ N a°d|gn e Z Ä T V r T so" ï h « .h e ter. dec., and have qu.lif.ed a , ture course on tape ^am county m anager form of govern- $350 or more. A name doiely e»»o- 'it'fo r the læneflt of the m ent It ls still probable th at The dividend exclusion and G ran, and Valerie Llacua. house could g o ^ w n m a ln = « c h ^ A'^pe r ^ h av ng c^a ms advan- cialed In the pubi’.« absent or ndol . of a tages outweigh the disadvantage^ tax^ xeinpl cooperatives The basketball game between jed by Bin Roberts, but notified to present them, duly mind with dependability to make almo-si . especial|y when the plan for more tax^ xem pt corporations, the Wolves and Condon th at nite P Myers< Bm Myers verified, to the undersigned, eith- dem onstration y alwayH be home rule Is made evident. certain insurance companies was a close contested game the • another house to be er at the residence of Mayme P. a ClvTng of exam inations DepH® ° ur national andI state (;p foreJgn ^ p ^ i o n s . first half when the score stood at put E1Uott Wagco Oregon Qr at the available. G h g although tendency toward centralization of d(j nQt app]y lo the 8O. 3() for Condon and 23 for Rufus. location ju st east of town. ---------------------------- -------------------- might requ e - v i s i o n a l . authority the best government is dlvidends from mutual sav- T he Condon to y s played to a 15 Th(? Rufug gchool 9tudents and not necessa 1 gtlu locaj goVernm ent and w banks, cooperative banks, point lead in the third quarter teachers are planning on at- Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs We know ^ nteh^ lld8aayy8 hat must retain it at all costs. Cen- ; a n * ]oan assocla. ‘ n<1 an 18 IMjint lt,ad at the whls- ^ „ ^ X / d a y the play put on impossible but in these «ays t ralizatlon ls too expensive J " * tie, score G4 to 46. Jim Fox was tenum g at ATTRACTIVE TERMS is no bar to Probahil cauMg unfairneM w here no U™3- “ ¿ h man for Rufua w lth Wally by the I resbyte PROMPT SERVICE Moro. One development inn, necessary and lose« the local and TJie public accountants who a clQse gecond w ith 15. pupils would be more personal interest so needed for a served on the committee prepar- Referees were c la rk and O’Brien. Standard Insurance Co. own and would be e n in e 'y r u - vernm ent of the people. • ing this income tax series all em- ♦ • ♦ ___ ILI.. inf th(»ir education, o ___ - been in . , .... that the complexities flf Oregon has __ always in fn. fa- phaslze of Miss W A N T A D S ¡»(IHSillll' I'”' ’llfil . . . ______ ,....... , The ,,^ _________ ____ ____ _ __ . . - __— — Home Ec. club and A western company serving western agriculture there would be no tear '<•’ ' th<? tbeory of home rule, the dividend provisions, as well McNulty, teacher, gave Home Service Route wheedle and beg * much more than It has been in as other phases of federal and (he h seh(X)1 basketball team a F ty H Nationally Ad. HOME OEEICE now — out of them to excust a pass » g favor of lhe practice of home rule. 8tate income tax, make it advis- ) dlnner with all the trim- now 87 verised. Excellent profits, 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon grade. We may always nee -phe county manager plan was de- abie for returns to be filed as g at tbe Rufus school lunch year reputation. Capital pro few shovel w lelders anyway am tQ maRe bome ru ,e obtain- as possible. Certain tax sav- m Monday nigbt. j i m Fox was vided For full information, Phone ATwater 4331 those who won't make an e n o n workable. T hat it would in,gs perm itted under the law may toastma8ter. w rite The J. R. W atkins Com -.1 —^ an n education / l i m ' i t I n n ilF P t natur- lu lu r * - .- 1 iM H u t. to acquire are well be ' overlooked in the last- pany, 3903 Brooklyn Avenue The Home Ec. club of Rufus al candidates for th at job. minute rush in April, they point 15-2OC Seattle 5, Wash. ■grange met T hursday afternoon NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Of course, there is no way to out. BUDGET HEARING at the home of Mrs. Robert Byrd p,QR b a l E: Three bedroom house get out of reading and studying NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Section 110-1207, w ith Mrs. W alt Morris co-hostess. _n Moro> in goOd condition. See if one is to be educated for all SCIENCE O C. L. A., as amended by Chapter 393, Oregon laws 1943, and Rufus Peí sonáis Mrs. Bertha Applegate of Port- Mrg Li’o yd Johnson. 16-17p the knowledge of the race Is in It seems often that we give too Chapter 345, Oregon laws 1945, as amended by-Chapter 591, Oregon land was guest. A Lincoln log ‘ , xtcttt a - tooks. That doesn’t have to to much Importance to science and laws 1947, to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Sher Mrs. George F o x roll dessert was served with cof- ROOFING - SIDINJ? * done under the eye of an »nstruc- arp tQO concerned with develop- TION, shingles, built up root man County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Courthouse tor, cannot to, in fact. 1 he pro- ments^ln that field. One might county Pomona fee for the dessert lunch. The Sherman ing & repairs, asbestos & insu in Moro, on the 7th day of March, 1956, at 10:00 o’clock a. m., for cess of education as now prac- thlnR lhat our llving had changed he,d its first meeting for the purpose of discussing the Budget of the Rural School Board The club members each signed lated siding, blown in rock wool tlced is not a marked stim ulant complate|y because cars were In- « February 11 at the Rufus for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1956, and ending June 30, 1957, . alentlne cards to to sent to their insulation. Call us for an es- to reading. Education by radio vented> radio was developed, ma- grange hall. ha„ A A noon noon dlnnei dinner was was J hospltaUzed grangers who are hereafter set forth. timate. COLUMBIA ROOFING B U I) G E T jhlnery became common. We £ held, but the bugl and TV might be. but the business ll‘een n o Elizabeth Kuypers, Ritchie Din- SERVICE CY6-5187 phones 1930 _ 1957 Joubt that It lstrue. .ta rte d at 11 a. m. started 11a. w ith Rolland GJen Thompson and Herman ESTIM A TED RECEIPTS CY8-8875 The Dalles. L tin The business of living is mu<li JohnaQn m a8ter, C i jailing it to or Brackett. Mrs. Byrd, chairm an, 1. Estim ated available cash on hand at beginning of the OF MORAU4 .................. state 250.00 - .lt har der. M r, .........Johnson, Delta J; year for which this budget is m a d e ............................ - - - $ announced the club will hold its ■"USTOM SLAUGHTERING None The teaching and preaching slsts of relationships between ¡^,‘tureri''¿ v e r e tt Olmstead, Was- rum m age sale in The Dalles Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp 2 Amounts received from other s o u r c e s .......................... S of morals has been long with us. fellow humans. We treat a visitor <ounty Pomona master, Orlo June 20 to 23 inclusive. Everyone Total estimated receipts $ 2.30.(Hl freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES And we arc thankful for that, the same, and enjoy him equally, Ma|<tln H arlandvlew m aster and to s ta rt gathering up rummage Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn Service: Men coul «1 hardly live together w hether he drives up a car or it „ . d McDonald Rufus grange from their friends. A num ber of ITATE W IDE PAINT CO. com 1. Personal a. D istrict Superintendent’s salary ............................ 5 4.5UU.W hecanie on a horse as he did iifn a m aster were •»> all ----------- escorted to were for » general wt-n- it n not »'»• ■-------- observa- --------- — the — members contributed to the H eart plete painting and decorating b. Clerical ................ - ................................- ............. tlon of a moral code that softened generation or so ago home lire masters station. Rolland Johnson Fund. It was reported that al 600.00 service, spray or brush, J bone c. Superintendent’s travel ------ th eir aggressiveness, their selfish- consists in gett ng al° " « a thanked n members for their sup- though the club members worked 250.00 3977 or 5293. 1205 E. 12th S t d. Institutes, conferences ------- ness, their brutality. family and w hether the center o ( and ..................... asked for their* contlnu- two days ln January on the road 300.00 2. Supplies and p r i n t i n g ----- ----- Vern Campell and Jack Null, At one period in the history of interest there ls a television set , upport for his n, next two year signal they aren ’t quite finished 100.00 3. Office equipm ent ---------------------- The Dalles. Oregon 3»ttn 200.00 villaatlon morals were taught, it or a few books the problem is Master also st lid the Pom- 4. Postage, telephone, and telegraph t ivuioui iw ... i» . a im . avsmcwwi - vet. The l ne reirTOiimw***® yet. refreshm ents for the 100JX) little plays, somewhat sim ilar, i the same. motor, ona grange needs to get out some nce-3 bir thday February 25 W ITH tax-exempt school, road, 5. Elections, publicity and legal 6. Rural School Board travel and e x p e n s e .................. ....... 2Zb.in) and municipal bonds, ALL the Is our tollef, to the one presented 0,1 cf fence resolutions. The last one to get planned. Mrs. Trace F here Tuesday night, l'erh — ap - *u“ the iul manifestation manlfestaUon for ,or science the" speed limit lowered on the w as r 1 t h " d ^ w in tt. F or the ields ................. onnod ,lmJt 45O.uu income is yours. Yields up *> 7. Fixed charges ------------ ---------- ----- -- -- - - - - - For the pro- 4% Often this am ounts to a net 8. Miscellaneous expenses ...................... - -- -- - - highway going ih.ough Itu fu . to gram Mrs. e teius gave a talk on ol<l morality plays were ........ ........... . ....... - - 650.00 ». Emergency --------------- ----------------------------------- rect and ma le the lesson sharp- saves our time and gives us nml lei 35 mlles I161, hour was turned yield of above 6% after personal pruning and care of frosted 250.00 10. Film strip L ibrary .................... ............. ................... er. but the intent was the same. sure. Wle can do more work income taxes. *“ v,tc{ 50.00 down by the state highway com- trees and plants. 11 State School Board Association ----------- -------- We need to have morals taught always find work to do. mislon. $ 9,475.00 j. W. DODD, TYGH V ALLE! Total estimated expenditure#» repeatedly lest we forget them. W hether or not we enjoy other The Rufus grange plans on ORE. Mgr. William J. Collins & « i ’MMARY t>F ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, receipts RECEIPT , and So many of our activities teach people—or orselves—w hether we Mrs. Loula Sather said she open party to celebrate the Co Complete Complete stock and bond ‘ AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND TAX LEVY Co. N a n o n o o slte lesson, so often the take pleasure from the sun and lurned in the chaplains penny grange's birthday Feb. 25. The 1. Total estimated e x p e n d itu re s --------- ------- --------- - $ 9,475.00 service. Local, national, ^ 8 " teaching Is to get Instead of to sky, w hether we like our food drU1 provCeds of $5.26 over to Youth chairm an, Joe Abraham, 2. Deduct total estim ated receipts and available cash 00 oi‘v o iH .astfu ln ess Instead of hu- and our recreations ls seldom af- Mrs t^ r i G entry the new chai>- balances -------------------- -------- -- - - - - - - -------- — 9,225.00 3. Amount necessary to balance the budget --- - - -- ¡¡¡..J ‘ fected by the new gadgets science Jaln Mrs. W alt Brockert, home $ 9,225.90 4 Total estim ated tax levy for the ensuing fiscal year Ali of our philosophies and all has brought us. W ere an ancestor ^^ n o m lcs chairm an, told of the Dated February 1. 1956 of our religions teach much the to drop in on us he would certain- gtate and national sewing and Signed: Wily W. Knighten same doctrine and the disagree- ly to surprised at our ease of canning projects. She said some Secretary ments among them are on the living, and also surprised that It of tbe jt,ny wag off fiaVor because Charles Burnet parafin was used too hot. This Chairman, Board of Directors smaller things not the basic had changed us so little. was new's to a lot of the women. principle. A Buddlst, a Moslem, a follower of Confuslus could live Mrs. George Fox, lecturer, re amongst us as easily as anyone ported the subordinate lecturers Hear Evangelist If we did not know his beliefs and of Sherman county had their re throw him out because of our ports in on time, l h e state lectur prejudices. er said one other county (Cur G. FRED HOY ry) in Oregon had all their re Feb. 19 thru Mar. 4 ports in. A resolution from Doug SUPPORT las county from South Deer Creek grange: subject: ground ob-crvci When the man of the house comes home with his shoulders SUN. - FRI. 7:30 p m. posts for civil defense was read sagging and a mentally beat-up and turned over to the committee expression all over, the w’lse wife for study. GEORGE HELMS goes Into a cheering up routine Church of Christ Agriculture chairm an, W alter designed to soften the business G rau Oregon Brockert, said in the near future blows of the »lay and restore Wasco, Oregon he will have a meeting in Moro the confldem-e of the bread win with Earl Moore, state agricul ner. tural chairm an present. The Po From where I lit Ay Jo e Marsh When in the old days, a man mona m aster has set March 5 for 88c SALE hooked a team of horses onto a the county conference to be held heavy load and found that strain p n n n ip i w a i-e in Rufus and to to preceded by a a , thev might they couldn’t budge Enamel ware 6:00 p m. pot luck dinner. It, he went to their heads and 9 Water pail natted them encouragingly. Rolland Johnson explained 1 victors need few pats. They 3 qt. covered sauce pan E v en in th e to u g h e st operating conditions, you atout the Past Masters lecturers can be sure your differential and transmission gt^ara are cocky enough aliemly and In contests for H»x>d River, Wasco sauce pan set some cases it may to best to kick P are fully protected against wear by keeping the cases and Sherm an counties. Each Chance« are, long ago your or going without your muffler. victors around a little to redo« e covered pot filled with RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant county subordinate grange pro Grandma, tolre a bowl grandma knew how to keop you an Inflated ego. It Is loaera that grams will to jutlged by the last I t w ith s ta n d s th e ex tre m e p re s s u re s th a t de From where I alt, tkera’s liable from catching cold. Mine did. Deep dish pan nee»l support. of April, and tbe result of this velop in spiral bevel and hypoid gears RPM Multi- to be sound reasoning behind the “Stay out of drafts,** «he’d warn. The losers we have lmme»ilate- the w inner of Sherman county Service Gear Lubricant forms a lubricating, wear- old customs people believe in. ly mind urn m = T o f 8* cup peculator “Bundle up. Don’t get wei." got*s to Mosier May 1. Wasco 0 resisting coating on gear teeth. This lubricant stands “Early to bod. aarly to riaa,“ for Then, maybe, when you grow the Moro high school basketball p g double boiler county w inner goes to H»xxl Riv O T’P in high operating temperatures, resists oxidation. Inataace — or the practice of up you found that the old lady’a team who, try as they might, er May 2 and Hood River w inner And it contains an anti-foaming agent that helps theories were considered old drinking hot milk or a glass of can t w in a game. They now have 2 qt. tea kettle »vines to Sherman county May 12 control expansion and prevent leakage. For extra beer at bedtime. I’m not saying fashioned. Germa were the thing - b - r l - o . >» lickings »nd « e m . p a p e r j n g b r u s h e J which meeting will to at Harland- gear protection, order RPM Multi-Service Gear you ought to hold with these be a t this w riting, to go on _ _ _____ _ O — and the way to avoid a cold waa view grange. There Is a ten dollar liefs yourself . . . but you’d better Lubricant today. to avoid infection by somebody end w ithout winning one. P y r e x w a r e r e g 1.00 OT m o r e prlze for each subordinate win- get the facta before giving them We think that a kin»' w» r» _ _ and t a fifteen aniLar who already had one. ner dollar nrize prize for for for information on any Standard Oil Company of Coliformo pr oduct, a 1 m ight appropriately to said aitd p l a s t i c t a b l e COVCT (njNow I read where scientist« the “chilL“ the l*omona winner. The money klml g, , tu re t ma.lc m i h e l r q t is put up by the Past Masters of aren’t «0 sure. Germs carry a a CATHERIN^ANDERSEN KEITH McDONALD half. BetNiuse the Tri-County Visitations. cold, of course, but they now be •W eek after week they g»^»ut and »•hone: Grass Valley. M2 Ph«»* Wasco 552 lieve something else “sets it off” Sale end» Feb. 29th Charles Wallace was Installed nlav a fair first half o n Q t o fail — something like draft«, wet feet by master as gatekeeper. Joe Ab- In the second and wind up sec raham in the Youth committee PANCH AND HOME ond in a m atch game The com C opyngH 19S6, Vnittd Statt» Brtwtrt Foandatum ch aW n an s^ George F b \ was m u n ity m ight vote them an 1. îpljcrm.ut (County J o u rn a l She Knew It All The Time Moro, Oregon
