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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY. JUNE 2». 1»M
line being more particularly
ard measurements b e c a u ^ the av er Sunday after spending the In the Matter of the Estate)
paratively easy route of Highway MEAHUKMENTA CHANGED
of
)
described as follow's:
FOlGHOME
HEWERS
S ljrrn u ut (County 3juurnat
97, which utilizes the oflly good
erage figure has changed through» week at the Clodfelter home help
>
Beginning at center line station
grade from the Columbia to the
the use of the modern bra and ing her mother during her con HARRY T. SHEARER,
P u b lish ed ^ ¿ v ery F rid a y at
Home sewers will be Interested foundation
Deceased )
LR 3380 + 21.46 P.O.T., from
highlands of the interior.
All
valescence.
garment.
The
bustline
Muru, O regon
N o. 3023
which station the section cor-
others have big canyons to cross. In knowing that the body mea has been raised. The standard
N O T IC E O F H A L E
nor common to Sections, 8, 9,
Any road that of necessity must surement standard for patterns body measurements are being
L ile s L» F re n c h
Edito»
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
16 and 17 in said township and
climb over Tygh ridge, drop into has, been revised. This revision changed to correspond to this new W A N T
A DS
E n te n d aa aaeond rlaaa m atter at tha
become effective June 15 accord body change.
that the executors of the will and
range bears South 85 * 43' 10"
PoM offire at Moro.
Oregon.
under Act Tygh Vallqy, Jump up onto Wap-
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay, $28 ton estate of Harry T. Shearer, de
of March >.
• lnitla flat, drop down to the Des ing to Ina B. Hanson, extension
East a distance of 4,310.86 feet;
in pile, $26 ton in field. A. J. ceased, will sell, at private sale,
thence North 61* 31' 37" East
chutes at Maupin and then climb agent. Charts showing these re
Gissel, 1 % miles west of WRm- for cash, In lawful money of the
N A T I O N AL e p i T O t l A l again to Shaniko flats can ever be vised measurements now appear 4-H HUMMER SCHOOL
a distance of 2000.00 feet.
Ic, Oregon.
350 United States, to the highest bid There is excepted therefrom the
a good road. It would take half in current catalogues of all major CAMP DATES HET FOR JULY
part thereof within the right
the federal appropriation to make pattern companies.
Four-H summer camp will be FOR SALE: Hay chopper, almost der, subject to the confirmation
The measurement chart In the held at the Methodist camp
new. Eunice Fuller, Moro. 35-6c of the County Court of the State
of way of the Columbia River
its grades moderate whereas for
Highway.
a little over a million dollars the pattern catalogues is the guide grounds near Suttle lake on July FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, 4 of Oregon for Wasco County, on
The land described contains a
Sherman highway (97) could be to follow in determining correct 8-13.
lots in Kent.
Robert Helyer, or after the 28th day of July,
The
program
consists
of
fr * n e w s p a p e r
net area of 14.03 acres, more or
made even shorter and stralghter. pattern size. On these charts it crafts, games, swimming, box
Kent, Ore.
34 5c 1956, all of the right, title and in
PUBLISHERS
terest of the said decedent, Harry
less.
The road south from The Dalles says "Select your size by the bust hockey, volleyball, softball, na
will always lie a useful road, used measurement on this revised ture study, hikes and campouts. E D D IE A G E N E S H O E M A K E R T. Shearer, at the time of his All offers or bids must be In
ASSOCIATION
have bought Frank Mullin’s death, and all of the right, title writing, and will be received by
to connect Tygh Valley, Wamic chart. That size, then, Is your Special programs are scheduled
correct size for all patterns in this for each evening.
truck and will continue haul and interest which his estate has the undersigned at the office of
and
Maupin
with
their
county
O l 11« I I I . ( ( I l N IA
I’A I'E R
ing garbage in Moro. The boys In and to all that certain real the County Clerk for Sherman
seat. It will not be possible to catalogue even though the bust
Any
4-H
member
may
attend.
promise prompt service. 34-5c property situated in Sherman County, Oregon at any time after
make of it a good highway. The measurement on the envelope There will be 4-H'ers from WRsco,
HUBH( It IPTIO N KATES
may be stated differently."
Jefferson, Gilliam, Wheeler and MAN or woman to handle McNess County, Oregon, described as fol the first publication of notice
O V I M lit
»2.00 physical difficulties are too great.
Since the bust measurement is Crook
And while we're on the subject
hereof and before July 28, 1956.
counties. There will be a
products full or spare time. Op lows:
let’s onsider this: When Sher the key in selecting the right size registered nurse and at least one
The undersigned reserve the
F R ID A Y . J U N E 20, 1956_______
All
that
part
of
Government
portunity to make $4 a day. No
man county was set aside from pattern it is Important that the life-guard who has a Red Cross
Lot 3, Section 8, Township 2 right to reject any and all bids.
experience necessary. WWte Mc
bust
measurement
is
taken
cor
Wasco county as a political unit
Dated this 18th day of June,
North, Range 16 E.W.M., in
life saving certificate, on duty
Ness Co., P. O. Box 14, Bayshore
O LD F A S H IO N E D ID E A S
1956.
It did not become an economic rectly. The high chest measure is at all times.
the
County
of
Sherman
and
Sta. Oakland, 23, Calif.
34-5p
unit. Few counties are. It Is in no longer used.
Carl Shearer
State of Oregon, lying souther
Sherman county 4-H’ers or lead IT ATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
Pattern companies
saw the
The highway committee of The the economic orbit of The Dalles
•
Walter Ohlegsehlager
ly
of
a
line
that
is
280
feet
south
ers
who
wish
to
attend
should
plete painting and decorating
Dalles chamber of commerce and and probably will remain there. need of a revision of their stand- notify the local extension office
easterly, when measured at Executors of the Will and Estate
service, spray or brush Phone
the Wasco county court passed a Economically it Is as Important Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O .E.8. on or before July 2.
right angles, from the Center of Harry T. Shearer, Deceased
3977
or
5293,
1205
E.
12th
St.
resolution the other day stating: to The Dalles as southern Wasco
line survey for the relocation of C. L. Gavin
Vern
Campell
and
Jack
Null,
Meets every second and
Highway 197, for Its entire dis county. A dollar earned or made
the Railroad of the Oregon- Attorney for Executors
Mrs.
Bruce
Eccles
and
son,
fourth Thursday In each
The Dalles, Oregon
38tfn
tance of 98 miles, between U. S. In Moro has as much chance of
Washington Railroad and Navi U. S. National Bank Building
month; visiting members Stephen accompanied by Wendell CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING —
30 at The Dalles and Its Intersec getting into the hands of The
34-37c
gation Company, said center The Dalles, Oregon
Invited. Moro. Oregon.
Clodfelter returned to Hood Rlv-
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
tion with U. S. 97, has reached an Dalles business men as If it were
Dorene
Hall,
W . M.
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass
advanced state of obsolescence, made In Maupin.
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
Notice of School Meeting
Valley, Oregon Ph 242 47tfn
since Its construction 35 years
For that reason the develop
FOR SALE: Completely overhaul n
ago; its grade Is excessive and It ment of Highway 97 Is of equal E u r e k a Ixu lge N o. l i t
u I ? HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Sherman
ed and guaranteed Hercules t ounty High School District of Sherman County, State of Oregon
Meets on the 1st and
Is below standard for the safe Importance to The Dalles as the
R
E
P
A
IR
3rd Thursday evenings
JXC motor, will fit John Deere
conduct of vehicles, loth passen development of Highway 197. Of
*H<? ° L MEETING og the said district will be held at Moro
each month.
Vising
or Harris combines, price $300. High School on the 13th day of July, 1956, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. for
ger and truck. Prompt action by late we seem to be meeting more
by
Trained
Technician
; members cordially in
Two hillside combine tires like the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal school year, bc-
the highway commission to resur business men in The Dalles who
vited to meet with us.
new 11:25 by 36 with wheels, ginnlng July 1, 1956, and ending June 30, 1957, hereinafter set forth.
quick,
efficient
service
vey this route, with a plan for its realize the difference between pol
Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
$35 each; one header wheel and
¡B U D G E T
modernization to proper stan itical subdivisions and economic Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
will be In MORO
E stim a te d R e c e ip ts an«l A v a ila b le C ash B a la n c e s
tire 7:50 by 36, $15. Van Relt- Hch. I
dards as an essential route of the trade areas, men who realize that
ITEM
T o ta l A ll
(¿eneral
mann, Condon. Ore.
state and federal highway system that town can only grow by in Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 11«
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Fu nils
iiiiid
Is desired.”
creasing Its interests, men who lfMtfl 2ir and 4 th f“
Basic School Support Fund
IN T H E C O V N T V COURT OF
21,500.00
21,500.00
C. Bishop
With the main Ixxly of that re know that broadening their out
Other Sources
THE
STA TE
O F O REG O N
144,200.00
144,200.00
month.
Visiting
solution we are In complete agree look can broaden their business. members
Estimated Available Cash Balance or
Phone CY 6 - 5302
FOR
WASCO
COUNTY
welcome.
Those In The Dalles who oppose
ment.
Deficit (add cash balance—deduct deficit)
None
None
Grabenhorse,
Àdctrtwnn«,«
E stim a te d to ta l r e c e ip ts and a v a ila b le
We do not agree that Crlterlon- the deveopment of Highway 97 I>aura
N.G.;
Vada
DeMoss,
c
a
sh
b
a
la
n
ce
o
r
d
e
fic
it
The Dalles road can ever lx* made and who oppose our efforts to Secretary
» 163,700.00 $ 165,700.00
H( H. Il
F ro m w h e re I s i t / / J o e M a r s h
an essential route. In the first build a bridge across the Colum
G
en
era
l
F
u
n
d
E
stim
a
te
d E x p e n d itu r e s
place It Is not 98 miles but 76 and bia are narrowing their outlook Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O .O .P.
T otal
still longer than the 68 miles lieyond reason and hurting them Meets 1st and 3rd
Estimated
/
from the Junction of U. 8. 30 selves much more than they are Tuesdays In I.O.O.F.
__ _
Secondary
K x|>enditurew
* I E.M
S c h «Mil«
Junior
Gets
through Sherman county. And it hurting us. These possessors of hall. Transient and
fo r th e
visiting
brothers
are
(¿rades
E
n s u in g
is more crooked and has many such old fashioned Ideas should cordially Invited.
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1956-1057
S c h o o l Y ear
more hills to climb than the com not prevail.
Pinned" Down
John Shipley, N. G.
in D eta il
L GENERAL CONTROL:
i
Leo Watkins, Secretary
1.
Personal
Service:
Junior Baker and friends are
From w here I ait, th a t’s a cute
(1) Clerk
$
600.00
all set for th eir circus. Look for ; exam ple of a m ighty im portant
600.00
(2) Clerical assistants
400.00
400.00
point
—if
you
want
th
in
gs
to
turn
their ad vertisem en ts on neigh
2. Supplies
175.00
175.00
: out i/our way, then you had better
borhood trees.
3. Elections and publicity
200.00
200.00
le
t
t
h
e
o
th
e
r
f
e
llo
w
h
a
v
e
h
i
t
4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) 300.00
a he
aav niuo
w had
unu j problem
/ ivuivihb s « in
«« .
T
kids have
300.00
5. Other expenses of general control
s ta g in g the e v e n t The b ig g e st
choice, too. For instan ce, if your
200.00
200.00
" tv & radio
W H A T 'S
D O IN G
B«dlH0V«r th e "Oregon
ty« level in
oolor from UNION
all-new Domo-
i, finer, tha City of Portland to
%0hloago. You'll relax and
» thoroughly enjoy every mile
: and minute of sheer travel
luxury . . . at no extra fare.
BAturtl
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
^XCIFIO’ b
H è re '« O u r NEW A d d r
lì'
I »
PICTURI
"WINDOWS
w as the adm ission fee. Ju n ior
w an ted to ch arge five cen ts, Mrs.
B aker th o u g h t it would be m uch
nicer i f th ey charged five p in t.
So Ju n ior held a m eetin g w ith
hla D ir e c t o r s — th e n to ld h is
m other th e y ’d taken her advice.
T he ads now read: G ian t C ircus
in B aker's Backyard. A dmission
F ite P in s P lus F ive C ents T ax .
ta ste should happen to run to,
say, iced tea . . . then you owe it
Io ¡/uurtelf to see that those who
prefer beer, bu tterm ilk or w hat-
have-you get to enjoy th e ir fa
vorite beverages, too. A fter all,
turn about’s fair play.
L o p /t/fh t, 190b, U/uled blutet tí/e u e rt foundation
3 »
A '
‘'.«if’--./5 -6V*. i'M
*■' .
j ;C.
6. T o ta l E x p e n s e o f G en er a l C o n tro l
TELEPHO NE
•
THE
DALLES,
OREGON
fh & t c o u n ts !
MONDAY JULY 2nd is the Date-
M e w ill be read y to s e r v e you in o u r new c o lo r fu l mid m odern
B u s in e ss O ffice. , C o n v en ie n c e and comfort w ill lie y o u r s at
our u e « o ffice « liicb In clu d es lo u r air c o n d itio n e d n u b ile
te le p h o n e booth« — tw o o u ts id e (b e fron t e n tr a n c e and tw o
in the m ain o ffic e — p lu s a d e p o s ito r y n e a r e n tr a n r e w a y For
youi* u se a lte r h o u rs.
l e « , o u r b u sin e ss h a s g r o w n Just
lik e th e g r ea t P a c ific N o r th w e st. T en y e a r s a g o in T h e D a lles
a r ea w e bad a to ta l o l Is e m p lo y e e s.
Now w e h a v e 87 or
an In crease of M I'r.
H ea«lqunrterxed in llie o ffic e w ill lie
N eil R oth , O u tsid e lte|M -e«entative;
V elm a B iisk u h l, J a n et
t l ll s o n , l.u iille M on tgom ery, A u d r ey D ’C on n er, S e r v ic e R ep
r e s e n ta tiv e » , and m y se lf. W hen you h a v e a n y q u estio n « a lsm t
y o u r p h on e se r v ic e . . . w an t to pay y o u r b ill in person . . .
or o r d e r co lo r ed e x te n s io n p h one« for th e iiw slern “lo o k ” am i
c o n v e n ie n c e in y o u r h o m e , w e ’re h ere to h elp you.
O fflre
hou rs: H:30 A. M. to 5:(8» I*. M. on M im day th rtm gh F riday.
W e a lso w ill lie p leased to se r v e you by te le p h o n e .
Call
U Y p ress 6-2101 an d a S e r v ic e Ke|«re*entutivre w ill a ssist y o u .
O th er c o n v e n ie n t lo c a tio n s to pay y o u r te le p h o n e bill:
Gran» V alley • Don E. S m ith . Po»t D l i b e llld g.; M orn • T he
R an ch a n d H om e S to m ; W asco • M rs. Mae R eid, G ill an«,
J e w e lr y S h op .
>
ftntnd horsepower figures don't tell
the whole story of truck performance!
7
fX '\
Many passenger-car -type engines have to
strain at the job of developing power to
pull a normal load. They have to “give it
all they’ve got” to move their loads and
keep them rolling, cost big money in
wear, repair and shortened life.
I ntebnational Thick e n g in e s -built for
trucks—turn at relatively low rpm —
deliver high usable power at normal road
speeds. They are part of the all-truck
engineering that asks no passenger car
component to do a truck job - part of the
thinking that builds trucks stronger, to
last longer .. save you the BIG money
In operating and maintenance costs.
Come in and let us give you all the facts!
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to r?
c
All-Truck P o w e r
Flu« T oday'« M ost
M od ern Truck F eatu res
i
• Rower Pooring, power braket
available far wo»t modok
• Awtwsatic tran»miM»on
optional on many modok
Here's a picture of a family starting a pleasant weekend vaca
tion trip. And here's how they planned it. His wife called the
sports shop to see that their tennis rackets were restrung. She
phoned the cleaners, too. about that suit she wanted to wear.
And they arranged. by telephone, for the neighbors to feed the
cat. He called ahead for icservations and they’re off Sure -
this is a special occasion. But even if it's everyday, the tele
phone is always ready to do so many things, so quickly, and
with so much convenience. The men and women of Pacific Tel
ephone work to make your telephone more useful every day.
-X w
$
(1) Janitors and other employees $
(2) Oother Employees
Supplies
Fuel
Light and power
Telephone
Other Expenses of Operation
3,600.00
300.00
1,200.00
2,800.00
2,200.00
250.00
300 00
may cover the down payment.
: 1 A V IO N AL*
TR U C K S
CUSHM a I i EQUIPMENT
Moro, Oregon
* \ll-T ru c h B u ilt
to n in e you
I • the B IG m o n e y !
COMPANY
200 00
400.00
150.00
1,300.00
100.00
100.00
35,100.00
3,600.00
300.00
1,200.00
2,800.00
£¿00.00
250.00
300.00
10,650.00
10.650.18)
1. Repair, maintenance and replacement
(1) Furniture and equipment
$
2. Upkeep of grounds
1,520.00
200.00
1,520.00
200.00
3. T o ta l E x p e n s e o f M a in ten a n c e
an d R e ia r s
1,720.18)
1,720.(8)
$
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V. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
1. Health Servl •
(1) Supplies and other expenses $
110.00
2. Transportation of Pupils:
(1) Personal service
15,325.00
(2) Supplies anil repairs
1,200.00
(3) Insurance
300.00
(4) Other expenses of transportation 1,550.00
3. Other Auxiliary Agencies:
(1) School lunch
a. Personal service
3,500.00
b. Supplies and other expenses
125.00
(2) Other Auxiliary Services:
350.00
a. Supplies and other expenses
4. T o ta l e x p e n s e o f A u x ilia r y A g e n c i o S
22,160.(8)
VI. FIXED CHARGES
(Exclusive of items included under V-2
1. Insurance
$ 2,150.00
60 » mi
2. Rent
2,735.00
3. Retirement
135.00
4. Other fixed charges
»
5. T o ta l F ix e d C h a rg es
VII.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5,070.18)
CAPITAL OUTI-AYS
3,206.00
Sites and improvement of sites
$
26,683.00
New buildings
300 00
Library books
Buses and other transportation equip. 9,000.00
Furniture, fixtures and other
13,911.00
equipment
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5.1.1 (81.(8)
1. Principal on bonds (including negotiable
interest-bearing warrants Issued under
section 111-1016 O.C.L.A.)
2. Interest on bonds
110.00
15,325.00
1,200.00
300.00
1,550.00
3,500.00
125.00
350.00
23,463.00
2,150.00
50.00
2,735.00
135.00
5 070 «8»
3,206.00
100.00
9,000.00
13,911.00
5 3 ,1 0 0 .(8 1
2 ,5 2 5 .(8 1
132,500.00
$ 26,000.00
• 7,200.00
3. T o ta l Hch. I l l • D ebt S e r v ic e • B oim I s and In te r e st » 33,200.00
V II.
H u m m arj o f E stim a te » o f E x p e n d itu r e« , R e ce ip t» and
A v a ila b le C ash B a la n ce» , and T ax lx*vles
B on d In te r e s t
T o ta l A ll G en era l F u n d an il S in k in g
E stim a tio n o f T ax
Funds
T oL l
F u n d T o ta l
bevy
S c h e d u le 11
Schedule III
Hch.
1. Tbtal est. expenditures $ 165,700.00
2 Total est. receipts and
avalliable cash balances $ 165,700.00
«schedule 1)
$ 132,500.00
33,200.00
$ 132,500.00
33.200.00
•
T o ta l e stm in te d ta x le v ie s
fo r e n s u in g fisc a l y e a r
Convenient terms arranged.
F F-----
100.00
33,100.00
T o ta l Hch. II. • (¿en eral F u n d
S ch . I l l
B O N D IN T E R E S T A N D 1S IN K IN (¿
• Fomovc drivar-devigned
Cawfa-VitioM cab
Your
6,000.00
26,850.00
IX. EMERGENCY
el a
Xylmg
A telephone helps plan for pleasure
6,000.00
26,850.00
200.00
100 00
L00 00
6. T o ta l C a p ita l O u tlay»
• FvsctioAol, practical,
*
1,873.00
1.300.00
6. T o ta l tlxp en .se o f In str u c tio n
II I. O P E R A T IO N O F P L A N T
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1,875.00
15(1.00
7. T o ta l E x e n s e o f O p era tio n
IV . M A IN T E N A N C E A N D R E P A IR S
P A C IF IC
s
1. Personal Service:
II. INSTRUCTION
1. Personal Service:
(1) Principals
(2) Teachers
(3) Sub. Teachers
<4> Clerical assistants
2. Library supplies, repairs
3. Teaching supplies
4. Textbooks
5. Other expenses of instruction
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N on e
N on e
N one
INDEBTEDNESS
D ated th is J u n e IX 1956.
1. Amount of bonded in
S ig u rd : W ily W . K n ig h te n
debtedness (Include all
Ex-offlclo District Clerk
negotiable Interest-
C h a rle s B u rn et
bearing warrants Issued
Chr. Board of Directors
under ORS 328.205
$ 301.000 00
2. Amount of warrant In
A p ro v e d
by
Budget
debtedness on warrants
Committee June 13, 1956
issued anti endorsed "not
S ig n ed :
Ivan A. K lagg
paid for want of funtte”
None
Sec . Budget Committee
3. Amount of other In
debtedness
None
P a u len W . K a se h e rg
4. T o ta l In d e b te d n ess
Chr. Budget Committee
(su m » o f item.» I.
2. 3)
» 301,181.«81
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