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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1956)
T h ese T h in g s We Not© Countv Budget Up For Second Time At Saturday's Election rieJd Day July 10 Highway 97 Club At Station Has C”n,i""'s E,hr,s Full Program For More Traffic Rain Making To Continue With T f n • Political Parties Organize For Batti Eledin8 Officers School Meeting Results In Offer By RSB If Legal Next Saturday, June 30, an elec The Highway 97 club, intent tion will be held on the 1956-57 on getting a aign on the highway I WO VOUnty OâSIS central committees of both ppol- Sherman county budget. This Is ™ u , u itkaI Partles met this week, Mon- The annual field day at the 11 miles south of Shaniko, met untv "?em^ rs the day, and elected officers for the the second time this budget has Sherman branch exjierlment sta- Tuesday night with several sam- A meeting was hekl Tuesday t fIn n ? ,\\ ! d ie wK-eSe> a.n v~ h a 1Or' tin g *zv.uw*ava two years. i n Democrats been to the voters who be uvni held July 10 a and will pie s signs Final deci- m . n i ljo at the court house with _' presented . • . . ........... .. tion will n in 1^ n u Will ig n s to iv i consider. v iim u l t , r II131 ueci- XI __ . an ....... n «•VV4..VZW met U MV V afternoon I .v 11 by 19 votes in May. feature G. Burton Wood, agrlcul- sion was left to the committee ap- n re sc n t it w r i t ’ f \ \ ay’ ln the afternoon at the courthouse members of the th< Wasco school 1 he budget is smaller than for tural economist at OSC, in a talk pointed originally. Cost is estim- bounties ('iiiim ^ ^ n d * ° and ehose Frank Ketter for anoth- board, the Hufm Rufus school board, the 19o5-.»6 by some $o,000 and is about tn be $3-5 .«as a m b » Mr .. ’ . havlng ' 1 and Sherman, er term as countv h a irm a n and Hural school hot county c chairman board, and the Coun- HH.Utn the ? n soil ^ l l bank T ^ olan P la n and aní I .Tim JÍm a .it#»d ^ d Jo a year for the hn.i land Morrow’ $65,000 over the six percent lim Hill, manager of the Pendleton and $46 per /nonth for the sign. ast Gwen Ross as vice-chairman. Oth- ty High school board and visitors By Giles L- French itation. If it fails again curtail (¡rain Growers and manager of 'Pho annual ers electe<d were John E. DeMoss, in attendance. The Wasco board G. P. Jo h ^o n of Shaniko was , Ho8U r ! . ^ ’rotary-treasurer, Glayds Zell, was said to be responsible for the We read that a rather small ment of county expenses will lie a feeding experiment, In a talk named, along with Cliff Chipman 1 m has **Jen statloned state commltteewoman, John Hil- meeting which came together to about exj>ending grain markets of Moro, to see what could tx» percentage of those able to work necessary. dU! inl >e^F .and derbrand> state committeeman; hear James Turnbull of the state by feeding livestock. retire at 65 after all. Pensions, done about obtaining steadier fer h a L " orked to Gwen Ross, congressional com- department of education give his The meeting will begin at 10:30 ry service across the Columbia at i i o . ?i ,t ? n,pa,n' social security, tax exemptions, F air Board Decider ra ? a?d ? aS 3 S° m,tteewoman, J. E. DeMoss, con- opinion of ways to settle the ar- a m. and the talks will follow Maryhill and it was agreed that u rifin»' U are too small to permit It. In ,>,event had «tones gressional committeeman. guments that exists over division shortly thereafter. At noon a lun the club would work with the al . . other words inflation has made Some More Questions . SU,nrne? . .. u Republicans met at the Collis of budgeted funds for Wasco and Most of the problems of the cheon will be served for a dollar ready existing Highway 97 asso ' social security worthless. Argument came from a talk by Moore home Monday night and Rufus elementary schools. fair board have been resolved in on the lawn at the station. ciation toward obtaining improve T T W N In the afternoon a tour of the ment of that road. Members will .nfiV V -o.?f h » Wi f . / ? ’aS. rr ^ t e d William Reid as chairman According to the County High Howard Morgan is an honest, previous meetings. One major one station has l>een arranged so that . . • .s 1 . 13 rr -oun,y® ami Mrs. Allen Tom, vice-chair- school law all funds budgeted for remains: what to use for money. urge count} officials to attend forthright, somewhat brazen, - 1 w m n / v m v ia is m a u n i u Democrat Who has helped the par- ,,n 03 ,n a y m a k e il u rv a n d highway meetings and attend claims for additional rain were man. Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey was high school purposes within a and judge the fertilizer experi- themselves when necessary. not proven and J. b. Rattles of elected secretary-treasurer; Mrs. county voting the County High ty. He goes to the Stevenson answerable. At a meeting Wednesday the ments. the new wheats, safflower, ie ii)in p a n \ w ho m ade a1 speech Floye von Borstel congressional school law accrue to the County camp and we think a lot of Dem upholding the company. 1 he men commltteewoman, Collis Moore, High school board for use In high board decided to give two dances a lfada Plots and the other experi- Mrs. Zella Kenny ocrats are glad of it. this year, Friday night at Grass ments that are constantly going w ere not in agreement hut not congressional committeeman. The school education. T T W N Mrs. Zella Quinn Kenny, 38, as far apart when the meeting distrlct nominating committee and Saturday night at on there- The contention of the Wasco The planet Venus is said to be Valley will 1h? Frank von Borste, Mrs Dr Wood has talked in Sherman wife of I^awrence Kenny, died ln closed, reported those there. Wasco and a dance band; was and Rufus boards is that giving signalling Earth. Wonder if they hired for the music. The Moro county on several occasions and a Portland hospital Tuesday mor- Elected from Sherman county Hailey, Mrs. von Borstel, W. R. up this part of their budgets will speak English or Chinese. school band under Lynn Teadtke is considered a n interesting ning after a brief illness from leu- to the nine man board of directors Reid and Mrs Collis Moore deprive them of sufficient funds T T W N will play during the days speaker. He is a member of Agri- kemia. Mrs. Kenny had not been were Stan C\>elsch and N o r r is ----------------- to operate their elementary The next generation will con Judges are being hired and hay culture Secretary’s advisory com- feeling well and after an exam- Gllkison from Sherman county schools for the coming year. Men sider our fighting over who is and straw obtained. The board _ _ __ _ _____ _ ________ _______ ASC Office Puts mittee and acquainted with the Nation she went to specialists ln who will serve with holdover di- tioned specifically is the necessity to build power dams valid evi- agreed to buy some two inch pipe soil hank proposal and what it Portland who confirmed her pre- rectors George Wilson'7 president An* A llatm on to of heating the buildings, which dence of our childishness. to improve the water system and ma>' do f°r wheat farmers. vlous information about her 111- and Walter Blau. Ralph * ^uw m euis Ralph Potter T T W N provide better fire protection. Jim Hill was largely resi>onsi- ness. and, Lloyd Smith were elected Notices showing the Individual will not be lowered much, main Political critics jumped on War ------ -------- ble for starting the feeding exper« She was born near Dufur Nov- from Gilliam county for new farm wheat acreage allotment for tenance, busses and similar ex Secretary Charles Wilson for say- Library Moved intent in Umatilla county as a ember 10, 1917 and came to Sher- terms. David Childs and WUlllam 1957 were mailed to all Sherman penses. No argument exists over teaching salaries, except a minor ing something in congress was means of getting pea straw and man county about 20 years ago Wise are holdovers. A director at county farmers this week, “phony”. Maybe Charley Wilson Members of the Moro city lib- Wheat in use as stock feed and where she met and married her large was elected, he being Orva According to Frank von Bor one. can’t say it, but we can: there’s a rary board and willing husbands carry the use of wheat to a furth- husband. She was always active Dyer of Mayville stel, chairman, A SC ( ounty Com- Settlement Offered lot of it phony and a lot of phon- moved and had interest in T. _,..u the books from the Worn- er stage than selling the raw pro- and many aiert things about an her ln it was ‘ agreed , to continue mittee, this represents a M per ies trying refute it and everybody an s c^ub building to the new duct, The County High school board through the summer of 1957 in cent reduction in the acreage knows it. And in general the duaiters in the Barnum building Miss Naida Whybark will con- public affairs. normally seeded to wheat on the bas offered Wasco $10,219 and much the same manner as ln 1956. Surviving are her widower, a in Shennanroun’i7 'ih e “ u^ds‘ art? farm' Farm «» have 15 days from Rufus W,DUO plus 2c a mile trans- phoniest of them howl the loud- Wednesday night. The new libra- duct a demonstration on baking daughter, Mary Michael, a son, raiser! by the local grain growers date of Uie allotment notice to portation costs out of the County eet. 7 has been rebuilt, painted and hot bread during the afternoon. Patrick, a brother Lawrence T T W N sined up pretty to receive t h e --- ------------ ft « n »ma. tcrfi that aPPly to the county committee for High school funds to supplement r s o ^ e wouTd aiafl- a aa^ « e d with their budgets for the the coming Quinn, Washougal. Wn., a sister, This year we will see several fx)oks- Opening will be July 6. Solomons Leaving Bella Jean Rea, Salem, two step year. There Is a legal question examples of political strategy of sisters, Mrs Violet Ewing, Seat- able although not all co-ope datIves their allotment. about the 'possibility of the county this kind: if your opponent tells Scholarship Won For California tie, Mrs. Luella Weber, Portland, had meetings to decide the ’ — board giving and the local boards the truth accuse him of lying; if This Sunday will be the last two step-brothers, Frank Welch matter. For 1956 Moro Gr^ln Missionary Society upending these sums, but If every he tells a lie make him live with 'sl(HH) ShpW niin * Sunday at Moro for Rev. and The Dalles end Virgil Welch, Growers gave $4000, Sherman one Is satisfied, no suits would It. Mrs. Alfred Solomon. After some Portland, Co«p « 0 0 » and 0,-ass Valley B id , M e m b e r A d ie u ul. i I mj expected Neither Wasco nor T T W N vacation in July they will be liv- Fune ?r»d »«vices will be held Grain Growers $4600. In. Gilliam Rufus accepted the offers. In case A woman who stole over a mil ing in Livermore, California, Friday Jlterrfion at two o'clock county the Condon Grain Growers The Moro Missionary society lion dollars gets 20 years. That’s where on August 1 he will. begin jyttC -the & Li Ibby Home ln gave $10,000 and an additional met June 20 at the home of Mrs. r of . acceptance they would prab- ably have to post a supplement- good wages alright, but the work work as assistant pastor of the Portland with Interment in Park $5000 was raised from farm era Harry Pinkerton. Dessert was ser- ary .budget, showing receipts for is probably monotonous. Presbyterian church there. The contract for 1955-56 on the ved at 1:30 by Mrs. Alfred Solo- transportation and expenses for lawn Memorial cemetery. T T W N Rev. Solomon has been pastor rain program was $27,000 and mon, Mrs. McConaughy and Mrs. (>I)eration. The general effect of govern of the Moro Community Presby FRED CYPHERS other expenses brought total Gladys Morrison to members and ment regulation is often to pro Fred Cypherst father of Paul costs up to slightly over $26,000. terian church since November, C. A. Phipps, attorney for the guests. tect the highest priced organiza 1952, coming here from a Port Cyphers, died suddenly at his Wasco district, said that he felt Mrs. Pinkerton presided at the tion. It often restricts competition. home at Ocean Park, Wash., Fri- land pastorate. that the Rural school board business meeting. The society T T W N A nine member committee has daY while returning from a clam- Picnic Scheduled voted to extend financial assist should make a new budget in the Federal aid to education is go been appointed by the local con- ming trip. For George Bell Post ance to local young people who light of passage of the County gregation to reeommen^ a new a resident of The Dalles ing to pass. It helps more states wish at attend camp at Menucha, High school law and permit ele pastor. This committee, of which l>efore retiring to the coast, he ‘ George Bell post and unit No. near Corbett. than It hurts and that is reason mentary districts to readjust the w|U held It» picnic At Hunt Want Sybouts Is chairman, has was father of eight sons and one enough. The have less states will ir expenses in the light of the new Cards were signed to be sent already oeen at work for several daughter, all of whom survive Park In Tygh Valley July 1 for all to the James Mol>erg family on high school district. pay more for the things they buy him as does his widow. He hart legion and unit members'and the- weeks. from the have more states and James Turnbull said that there the death of the grandmother; A poilu.k lunch will be held at 22 grandchildren and two-great- lr families and friends. Pot luck and to Dewey Thompson, who Is wa* a definite date In the law on nobody will be happy. Some call the church following the Sunday grandchildren. Funeral services dinner served buffet style with 111 In a Portland hospital. It democracy which permits the which, the Rural school board morning service. were held Tuesday in The Dalles coffee furnished. Please bring majority to steal legally from the Mrs. Frank Judah gave an ln- must make Its allotment of funds __________ ____________________ with interment there. your dishes and silverware. Walter J. Morris, graduate of minority and others call it mob terestlng talk on American In- to districts in the county, that It Rufus consolidated high school, rule. dlans and Mrs. Solomon told of was specific and was April 20. has been awarded a $120 soholar- T T W N mission work. The County High school law We don’t think a little warm ship for 1956-57 at Oregon State Mrs. Max Barzee led ln the fin- was approved April 30, the final weather wll do any harm and It college. al lesson on Book of Ephesians date possible inasmuch as no vote The scholarship, which will cov- PRO* S H E R IF FS OFFICE: Blagg, $290.10 Axtell, $350.72; which has proved to be a very may lie taken on approval of the would help save the winter D artial tu itio n a n d feo rhar<m«j ( 6’ N- Fields. $70.00 - travel (offi- Junker, $42.34; First National interesting and profitable study County High school law within 60 er partial tuition and fee charges clothes that are still in use. months for the year, has been awarded PERM OF COl’NTY c o i ’RT cial car); Stadelman Bonn, $3.55, Bank, $452.90; State Tax Comm., fOr the spring T T W N days before July 1. Had the Coun- $96.70; a gift gift was presented Taxpayers, some of them any Morris by the state board of high Claims presented and allowed incidentals; Mel’O’s Camera Shop, $‘>6.70; Social Security, presented to Mrs. ty High school law been approved against all funds. $35.06, incidentals; Dunham Print- Retirement, $105.64; State Ind. Solomon from the society, as before April 20 adjustments could way, will resent it when they er education. Selection for the Treasurer’s financial statement ing Co., $44.95; N. Fields, $13.36 Acci. Comm., $6.10; S. Ungvare, she Is leaving soon to live in have been made, but It was passed learn that the state has more state scholarship is based on $118.12 California. money than it needs. If it would scholarship and promise of sue- showing all fund balances as of travel outside county. during the ten days of the year May 31, 1956 presented, approved CLERK’S OFFICE: MISCELIJKNROUS: The meeting closed with all when that might not be possible. result in reduced taxes next cessful college work. Moro Postmaster, $6.00 postage. Union Pac. R. R., $1.50; Un- repeating the prayer of St Fran year It wouldn’t be so bad; rath- Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. and ordered filed. Road Fund Balances present- TREASITRER’S OFFICE: Ion Pac. R. «., $1.50; State Ind. cis of Assisi. Opinion Asked er it may result In higher taxes Morris of Rufus, Morris was pre- Mid<’olumbia Typewriter Co., Accl. Comm., $94.68; O’Meara Sup- -----------■ for it has now been proven that sident and vice president of the e< I, approved and filed. The Rural school board held a Gasoline consumption for May, $59.50, repair equipment ply & Imp., $24.32; Pac. Tel. & the goose can be plucked a little student body, editor of the school conference at the meeting and Tel. Co., $28.20; City of Moro, Grover Coffman closer. paper, and worked 48 hours a 1956, presented and ordered files.]. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE: - ........... . . --------- «rover d tv eU n d Coffman died ' hatu‘? ,h?, a,," rney ^ T Re: Ambulance—County Judge W. Shaver, $159.70; Clair L. Bal- $1.75; Pac. Power - & . . Light Co., - T T W N week while attending high school. to investigate sale of ambulances zer, $44.50; The Haloid Co., $91.20; $20.95; H aifa Truck Service, suddenly In The Itallea Saturday al > ®"‘7 held It to he poaalhle Io The Portland vice investigation ____________ at Sheriff's sale in Eugene, Ore- Royal Typewriter Co., $100.00; $8.26. ’ afternoon. With hla wife wife he he had had re-budget they would do »0. main- ,m ore and more resembles a tight R u fu s Grange the right to approve or chess game in which each player gon on June 11, 1956. Lester Wilson, $15.00, brd. of BRIDGE SURVEY: gone to visit her mother, who talnlng „ The Rufus grange met ln regu has his opponent’s pieces threat Re: A.S.C, Lease—Lease for equalization; Dewey Thompson, State Treas. Revolving Fund, lives there. Grover cut the lawn dlaaPProve the submitted bud- ened from several sides. It is lar session June 12 with Rolland year 1956-57 given to A. S C. of- $10.00; Assessment and Taxation $825.00 and came Into the house where he geiSL .. , t. . Johnson, Pomona master taking good chess; poor government. sat down ami was soon dead. MTh' r' upon “ w,a" aBrwl. ,ha County Fund, $2693.78 WEED CONTROL: Harland McDonald’s place presid- T T W N ......... .............................................. He was ta rn July 189.1 In 1 " “ ’'.u' CharU7. ' " U 'i ?n<‘ Re: Re appraisal program for COURT HOUSE: Gordon Mitchell, $124.81; First We don’t think much of a deci ing at the business meeting. Sherman County—I»ggan & Mi- Pacific Power & Light Co.. National Bank, $16.30; State Tax Warrensburg, Mo., and came to ' ..g.°.,t.?..ha t.T It was reported Grace Medler s chael of State Tax Commission $28.65; Phone, $55.05; sion made like the one bringing City of Comm., $2.94; Social S e c u rity , O regon when he wae eight years for a one o’clock meeting with the Hells Canyon bill to the cut work pillow cases which took meets with court and discuss pos- Moro, $5.95; CUshman Equip, $2.94; State Ind. Aocl. Comm., old. The family lived at Grass ( etil QUPSsetb’ d,'Puty attorney house, by bribing a member with first place in the county, took sibility of hiring an appraiser for $2.30, incidentals $.22; Moro Grain Growers, $3.40; Valley where Grover attended general, and request an opinion a dam in his own district. If, to fifth place at state grange. The Sherman County, if possible, oth- COUNTY COURT: Moro Lumber A Fuel Co., $2.75; school and started work on the from him as to the legality of the get a half billion Hells Canyon grange voted . j .. o buy the , national erwise state to re-appraising , - -- ----- — do — ---- r r ------- o The Dalles Greenhouse, $5.00 First National Bank, K. Falls, section. He continued at that Rural school board making a new JUSTICE COURT budget and the legality of Wasco (and it will be a full billion) we grange monthly magazine for as soon ag possible. $1375.00; Moro Motors, $6.75; C. work all his life. promise a dozen others, the tax their officers. Burning the grass Rufus funds for Boundary Board in afternoon Wasco Postmaster, $20.00 • pos- M. & W O. Sheppard, $28.00 In 1917 he volunteered for the and . . .. accepting , . payers will own a lot of useless around the grange hall was dis- session—Annexation of Dist. No. tage; City of Wasco, $10.00 ItBI-AIHS; navy with a group of others go. I?n^ x>r‘a, °? ' T . cussed. The morning of June 25 1 to No. 3 and District No. 4 to ELECTIONS: dams. Smith Auto Parts, $192.28; Ing that spring anti was a fireman was set for the job. It was report District No. 7 ordered. T T W N Election Boards, $557.43; Sher- Cushman Equip Co., $69.67; I^og- through Wtorld War I. On his re- their budgets In accordance there The theory that lives will lie ed Dewey Thompson, a Pomona NO FURTHER MATTERS AT man County Journal, $18.00 gers & Contractors Mchy. Co., turn he went to work for the Un- with. saved by building faster ro3ds grange member was 111 at a hos SHERIFF’S OFFICE: (•harles Burnet said that the DEMOSS PARK: $83.83; Int. Tractor & Equip., ion Pacific, going to Rock creek pital ln Portland. has been exploded long ago. Union High school district had COURT IN HPECIAL SESSION Pacific Power & Light Co., $.95; $380.75; Miller Truck Parts, $12 - and to Shaniko where he waa sec- For the lecturer’s program Mrs. T T W N Ivan Kirkeye, $5.25; Moro Lum- 10; The Dalles Iron Works, $5.48; tion boss. He has had a similar expended $54,000 last year on the We prophesy that before the Will Huck had a prize for the fa .ll’.NE 12, 195«. new high school building which Re: Proposed Biggs Rapids her & Fuel, $18.34 • materials for Hooper’s Union Service, $6.00; position at Moro 21 years. big road program Is finished ther with the most grandchildren. would not be Included In the to Bridge under discussion—Court repair, Auto Electric Supply Co., $88 37; Surviving are his widow, Eva there will be complaints about it Charles Blake won the gift. The Indufitrlal Motor Parts $380.91; Jane; a daughter, Mrs. William F. tal cost although usable by the which will stem from Us costs. men all sang “When You and I signs Resolution concurring with DISTRICT ATTORNEY: $20.00 action of Commhdoners of Kllck COUNTY PRINTING Howard Cooper Corp., $51.54; Ser- Dyer, The Dalles; two brothers, entire county. A question was T f W N Were Young Maggie”. A reading Sherman County Journal, $101.69 itat County employing Paul D. vice Motor Co., $32.97; Virgil’s Chester ami Dewey of Portland; thereupon asked about the cost of The state highway commission •‘His Grandpa" was given by Mrs. gym. LAW BOOKS: Weld A Repair, $56.07 Speer as consultant. two half brothers, Roily and Vern the It Wasco has a tremendous responsibility George Fox. A play “Getting will require time to Shepard’» Citations, Inc., $57.00 GENERAL SUPPLIES: White, Portland; three sisters, obtain an opinion some with the receipt of a $51,000,000 Even” was presene«! by Joe Abra NO I- I RTHBR MATTERS AT on the ques MISCELLANEOUS: Moon Equip. Co., $52.89, ISSUE COURT ADJOURNED The Mrs. Viola Wilkerson and Mrs. check for roads. How would you ham, Sam Brock, and George Fox. tions asked and It may be neces First National Bank, $218 50; General Tool Co., $10.24; Pacific Telephone will be in its Beulah Mack, Portland and Mrs. sary to ask the county assessor for like the Job? There was a quiz on old sayings. new colorful and comfortable bu- State Tax Comm., $47.99; Social BRIDGES A CULVERTS ^ ’urtis Stark, Bend; two grand T T W N A game ^ c h six rhen took part. Moro Lumber & Fuel, $267.32 children and A thtw step grand- time beyond the July 15 dead We create our own dilemnas. "Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet” sines« office at 217 E. 3rd street Security, $102.98; State Ind. Acci. line for filing of a new budget or Comm., $8.54 sons. QUARRY BITES: The coffe break has sent the cost was sung by Bill Huck and Joe *” budgets. That question was not ROAR FCNR: Feenaughty Mchy. Co., $1883.50 Funeral services were held at answered because of the absence of coffee up. abraham, accompanied on the pi- (’bxIMH PltFSF.NETKI> AGAIN- WAGES: INSURANCE: t h e Smith Callaway Chapel T T W N ano by Mrs. Ieo Watkins. The ST silFRM AN i ’OFXTY, OltB- of the assessor from the meeting, iXinlap, $427.58; McPherson, W. T Balslger Ins., W27.40 Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock but it was assumed that It woukl Washington drivers seem t Q p program ended with all singing, ¿ON GENKItAL A.NI> ROAI) $333.36; Biyer, $3 .^$6; More with Interment In The Dalles lie possible. faster than those from any other ‘'The Rainbow at Sunset”. ki n d s Pint" m i v ies«' i ’M • «’°re GAS A OIL: cemetery. Masons gave their ,Ute. « ■ ! « Il to M rau«. they At the clow ot grange the VE„ ». I n i M i.F THU house, $313 i6; Gosson, $326 m 33; '. « S 8 t a i '^ l i >l(k,< , $l'8 " rites at the funeral and the Amer have HKh senseless traffic laws group en)Oy«, lunch and a so- , , , , , l(T S ^ u m $ 3 ^ “ '; ^h au m b u r. l l R F ^ i t I j BES Mrs. Ted von Borstel went to ican l-egion conducted military Portland June 19 on business re there. clal hour. GENERAL FI NI»; ger, $320.72; Johnson, $295.00 Firestone Stores, $604.66 rites at the IOOF cemetery. turning home the next day. k k Courl Pavs May Bills, Considers Hining Appraiser
