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SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL
MORO. OREGON,
FRIDAY. JANUARY II, lt*T
N O T IC E ^»F F I N A L A C l O t N T
' Notice is hereby given that the
pass on it. Board members would
undersigned has filed ln t " e
normally be elected In November
('ounty Court of the State of Ore-
îàh erin a.i C o u n ty 3|outiuil
FOR
SALE:
Baker
No.
2
pot3“**
1
f£
Sherman County, his
after adoption of the plan.
PvblUhrd Every Friday •»
w # guggc. t that groups inter
$2.75 «* 100, also U. S. No. 1 »n
and ^ in a l Account a» Ad-
25 lb and 10 sacks. Call G ilbert ^ ¡ gtrator
the Estate of Ches-
Moro, Oregon
_ ested in governm ent take a look
Editor al the county manager law.
2-5486.
10 1R ter B. Halfpenny, deceased, and
Gite» I«. Preach .
WANTED: Well drilling. Machine t ^ t Monday^
sakl ¿gji
Bnt«r*<] «•
cla** ro“lt*r
p ^ u n e . a»
ttBdrr
Are
you
a
farmer?
now
®
vai*
“
e-
J
k
o
i
2
M
1
7
In
the
court
room
of
the
County
of Congre«« of March ». •»•»■
—
PEOPLE
W. J. Rodda, Phone GI 2 M17. in Jh e e
>L
If not, sit this one out.
Something over four million lit
Oregon, has been fixed by the
If so, take time out from your
tle wards of the government were crop and livestock planning to
Custom Slaughtering by appoint- Courl as the time and place for
born in 1956 and the boom in check on tax-social security prob
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- sald hearing of oPj€J* * °^ e^etU e-
babies is Just starling. These
ping
sharp freeze. Kenny’s Final Account and for the settle
lems
converging
upon
you.
four million were born to the per
If vou're in doubt as to your
Market.
Grass Valley, Oregon. ment of said e sta £ . R aum gartner
sons
S l e T wlio
d e p r were
e s I k in
n the
Z s almost
Call 242 for appointment.
it
A dm inistrator
1930s. It wasn’t until 1942 that defined as an
MONEY making oPPor1iunB^ a^ t Lester Johnson
war reversed the trend. Since gross Income ie derived at
man or woman to call on farm
for A dm inistrator 10-13c
then there has been no end to two-thlrds from farming.
families in Sherman county.
J ____
WHEAT FROM OREGON
child bearing.
Under new rules which went
Full or part time. Year round. n o T i c B TO CREDITORS
BAKED IN BANGKOK
. tìtktttàpk R' By 1960 there will be another
Jagt year individual
No experience required. M rite AU p ^ so n s having d aim s 3ga*"'
Made from Oregon flour, these cake» and
in * B ,n ’ ko^
Z b w H C lUPTION KATES
boom when the babies born in the farmerg on a caiendar-year basis
McNess Co. PO . Box 14, Bay- gt tbe E state of Anna Medler Lee,
bakery
are
causing
rice-eating
people
of
Thailand
to
use
more
sl B (
>2.00 1942 boom begin having children.
declaration of estim-
shore Station, Oakland 23, Calif, deceased, are hereby notlf‘e
wheat food». Oregon Wheat Grower» League 1» working w ith
—
Then
we
may
have
eight
or
ten
m
u
s
tJ
M
Jan
u
ary
15>
ONE Y BAR
10-l l p present them, w ith the proper
the U.S.D.A. and the Miller» National Federation on an adver
million children born a year to
least two-thlrds
vouchers and duly verified, to the
tising
program
in
Thailand
to
expand
thi»
growing
market
tor
JANUARY IL 195L ■----- confound
1957.
“ t . time,
confound the
tne experts
experts who worried
‘
of
lhe a n u a x _Pa/
. at . that
BEST
ONE-MAN
BUSINESS
IN
underslgned,
the duly appointee,
Oregon wheat and flour.
about race suicide back in 1936.
•
U S A. W atkins Service Route ualifled and acting Executrix of
WHAT IT W ILL COST
One of the reasons for the In-
If desired, the estim ate may be
now available this area. Estab- the E state of Anna Medler I.ee,
Movt Monday the Oregon legis- crea8e in size of families is said
d b paying at least the am-
pects”
lished demand. No cash requir- deceased, at the office of T. Les-
J S 'J K S « '« * * *
w t;e
condition. oullt_„, the _ previou^ year;, u x .
Youth
Meeting
6:30
p.
m.
( HUIK H OF CHRIST
ed but car necessary. For full ter Johnson, attorney at
a\ ,
lature wn
expected th a t it of the present. That may be true
fUl
lhe estim ate In this
KENT
COMMUNITY
BIBLE
Harold Fowler, pastor
Information, w rite The J. R. Moro, Oregon, within six m°nthb
u i p a y e i S l “ “ ' * b lt
although there are no easy living “ y nner/ thl. farm er may then
CHURCH
Jerry Engberg, SS Sup't.
W atkins Company. 3903 Brook- ir o n t'the dale of
David Gaumitz, m inister
**
«
before It finally ends. conditions in India and China fde hlg fjnaj return at any time
Selma W atkins, pianist
lyn Ave. Seattle 5, Wn.
5-10c catlon of this Notice,
as the out«, natur- w here the people seem bent upon yp tQ Apr„ 15 1957t and pay the
Carl
W
atkins,
SS
Sup’t.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
ITA TF WIDE PAINT CO. com- January 11, 1!^ 7^ ONA F SMITH
nIMmrnicised the Republicans, taking over the earth by force b lance Of the tax due at that
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Morning W orship 11:00 a. m.
• 'l y ? £ tor not spending more
„umbers. Right now It Is the
W orship Service 11:00 a. m.
Jan. 13:
“Problems or Pros-
p’ete painting and decorating
Executrix
as the in .,
<ppni<?d atvlp to have larger families. If*
Young Folks meeting 7:30 p. m.
service, spray or brush P h °"e T , ter Johnson
money. To»the obser
U *
lt ghouW nQt
the gtyl
However, if the farm er files his
^ „ O^
3i , ,2a°n5d E3 a K
L t X j £ Executrix
.0-.3c
Bible Study
8:00 p. m.
that the Ins we
wanted the race to populate the earth final return by February to. 19v7,
CHURCH OF THE NAZAKENE
Jo». b^ M a t the outs J e T h e may not p ro ire ls at the break- and pays the full tax. be need not
Mrs. W. M. Franklin, m inister
The Dalles, Oregon
38tfn M>T|CE T() CREDITORS
r ° r they are M rdly in position to neck .peed now anticipated by file an estimate.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
HOW about a spotted pony for AU
son3 having claims again-
Morning W orship 11:00 a. m.
change directions In one session, the> expert.<
ion parent3 Ut.
Under the method inaugurated
your boy or girl for Xmas. gt (he Estate of e E. Barzee, de-
Optometrist
C
hrist’s
Crusaders
7:15
p.
m.
Therefore the taxpayer can ex-
In
“ I p<j (o ’new
in 195C> farm ers pay self-employ-
He is gentle for any child. Only
ed are hereby notified to
Evening Service
8:00 p. m.
pect to pay more next y®3*?
h lK; for having caused them to ment tax on net Income from
6 yrs old, brown and white
them, with the proper
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Cargill
of
405
E.
2nd
8L
The budget of Governor Elmo
a
barren farming at the rate of 3 per cent.
spotted. Can be seen at Wasco. £ouchers and duly verified, to
Colorado
Springs,
Colo.,
will
be
Smith la $38,000.000 more th a
opportunity and w ith a future Net earnings m ust be at least
noiun.K revival
icviva. services ____
Phone GI 2-5486.
the undersigned, the duly appoln-
holding
from
and
(Across from Stadleman-
called for In the 1955-57 blennlum
what happened: $400.00 to tie reportable, and
Jan 16-27 wth week day even- FOR SALE: 3 registered Hereford tedi qualified and acting
not
although Smith cut *20’®W’
jobs plentiful, wages highest earnings over $4200.00 are
ing services 7:30. Public invited
bulls, one 5 ln March, large^ tor of the Estate of F, E. Barzee,
Bonn Hardware»
from the original • • tlm ates’ } ever living easier than man has subject to siclal security tax.
...... CHURCH
.......... —
good, sound bull; two will be dot-eased, at the office of I.
WASCO METHODIST
calls for $259,848,000. It Is pro >•
> k wn< Those who expect
To obtain maximum benefits
2 in March and are in very ter Johnson, attorney at law,
Richard E. Bruner, pastor
The l'allfb, Ore.
able that before all appropi la-
children to become adults in upon retirem ent, most farmers I’hnnd 5362
thrifty condition, wt. at present Moro, Oregon, w ithin six months
Church
School
9:45
a.
m.
tlons are made it will t»e up o & t jme uice this may also be will w ant to pay the largest
approximately 1400 lbs. Price from the date of the first Publica-
Morning W orship 11:00 a. m.
$275,000,000 or more.
wrong. Present day children may amount possible, and If the net
very reasonable.
Phone 412 t ion of this Notlc.e to-wlt. Jan-
“Life
at
It’s
Best”
Democrats generally follow the h
worR fQr a |lvjng
income from farm ing Is low,
10-13C uarv 11, 1957.
G
rass
Valley,
Oregon
Lupine Rebekat. Lodge No. 116
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. m.
attitude of organized labor winch
doubt If government will there are two optional methods of
MAX ELMER BARZEE
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Sanctu
Meets
2ir
and
4th
Executor
likes an Income tax and not 3
abje to support 200,000,000 reporting:
Tuesdays
of
each
ary
Choir
Rehearsal
sales tax. Labor also Is not of- J)eople ln tbe s ty|e to which 160.-
Visiting
Mayor
Roberson
has
arranged
T.
Lester
Joh?
s°
r
MORO
COMMUNITY
1. If the gross Income from month
1013c
fended by a property tax > 000,000 have become accustomed.
„ SRflO 00 and members welcome.
for telephone number to be call- Attorney for Executor
PRESBYTERIAN CHURC H
Democrats may go for that one Naturai resources
are running farm rig L f..rniPr mav
to N.G.; Vada DeMoss,
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
ed ln case of fire and suggests NOTICE TO ( ’REI)TIORS
although a six mill property tax Qut land u ^ m g eroded away
as selT I^aura Grabenhorse,
classes for all age groups.
th at these be pasted in your All persons having claims again
for state purposes Is possible.
and lnfiation cannot provide more
" J
Secretary
Morning W brship 11:00 a. m. phone book:
The Republicans put on a 45 goods as It provides more money, employment earnings,
st the Estate of James W. Dyce.
Moro Ixxlge No.
today Communion service will
per cent surtax on the state in- A w orjd full of people would of
deceased, are hereby notified to
2. If the gross farm Income Is Meets 1st and 3rd
DAYTIME
l>e observed
come tax u iai maue v w . j — necessity ne a poor wur.u
$180000 or more and the actual Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
present them, w ith the proper
JO 5-3262
nursery for small children
vouchers and duly verified, to
mad. Now there seems no way to ¡^ramble for food could consume
earnings are less than $900 00 hall, tra n s ie n t and
JO 5-3553
W estm inister Fellowship 5:30
get rid of It although it will be a„ the time and energy’ the popu-
farm er may elect to report visiting brothers are
the undersigned, the duly appoin
Wednesday:
Junior
choir
prac
incorporated ln regular schedule lat|on possessed. Few wouhl have $900(K) gg self4.mpioVment earn- cordially invited,
ted, qualified and acting Adminis
NIGHTS
tice 7:00 p m. Senior choir 8:00
and will not show so much. But luxuries and many would he hun-
John Shipley, N. G.
trator of the Estate of Jam es W",
E rnest C. Goodenberger, pastor
JO 5-3621
It will be there, nevertheless. gryt
Dyce, deceased, at the office of
J
Leo W atkins, Secretary
JO 3-3509
Also it will probably be larger a l - -----------------
These alternative methods are
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T. Lester Johnson, attorney at
JO 5-3211
used
only
in
computing
self-em-
(
hapter
No.
7$
O
.B
*.
though th at will be hard to figure
law, Moro, Oregon, w ithin six
‘ to
*
Meets every secona ano
months from the date of the first
ployment tax and apply only
until after It Is tried.
FREIGHT RATEH
fourth Thursday in each
PUBLIS NOTICE
These figures show that ln Ore
publication of this Notice, to-wit:
».»« zxK. farm income. . The self-employ-
month; visiting member.’
.......................................c
The railroads have Ju s. ob- mpnt tax |g ^ p u t e d and paid
gon governm
ent Is growing ------
much
The annual meeting of the January H, J ^ 7-
E FIELD S
invited.
Moro.
Oregon.
faster than anything else. Neither talned an Increase in 1
onjy Once a year with the Income
Sherman County Soil Conserva-
n o r m a l n.
Dorene
Hall,
W.
M.
A dm inistrator
population, business, Income nor rates all over the United States
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
tion District will be held January
even hope has grown as fast as and the cost of shipping Is
farm labor now covered
T.
I^ester
Johnson
15 Tuesday, at 1:15, County Court Attorney for Adm inistrator 10-13e
government. There will be an end up;_W hctbc*'-° ^ elr h^aa‘ '„,‘,7
by social security, deadlines are
IXKjge No. 121 A.F.&A.M.
House, Moro. Annual report of
to it eventually and we will all follow suit or not has not been nearing on filing certain reports,
Meets on the 1st and
the
district and election for ex NOTICE TO CREDITORS
wonder why It didn’t come quick- announced but it may t>e e x p e t,
farm ers well know, they have
3rd Thursday evenings
pired term s of two supervisors
Notice is hereby given th at the
er. Oregon offers more services «1.
been required to withhold 2 per
each month.
Vising
will be held.
undersigned Iva Dams has been
members cordially In
and at a higher price than almost
For years the west 138 ‘” 1 . cent frorn agricultural employees
W. L. May, chairman duly appointed as adm inistratrix
vited to meet with us.
any state and does not have the to percentages - raised ln freight wno n a w m-x-i, paJd $lwyoo Qr
T. W. Thompson, secretary of lhe estate of Mary Lena Gib-
Dean Pinkerton, W. M.
income resources to continue the rates because they pen « 1Z‘ ,
more In cash during the year, re-
practice
prtxlucers ofjxislc
quarter,y
■
son, deceased, and has qualified
dVUVV.
I ---------------- ----
. - rodvicts
. t which
„„h mining
per will quaitm
ij (or
tw. c iyde Gillmor, Secretory
as said adm inistratrix. All per
Fault lies with legislators who m ust »>e shipped so far to reacn
liability of $100.00
- neither
..... — .............
dlrpct
sons having claims against said
have
the gut> nor the the markets In the ea st Much of
r,^ w h ,W
. r t .‘UX
" - b“ -
- of Internal revenne on form
estate are hereby notified and re
gumption to say “NO".
: W.n ea' ,1 ' Ï S ' J x t r a i s » « A . Effective January 1. 1937.
quired to present the same, duly
raw m aleriak High freight rates
w |thhe|(t ,nc„ „ „
verified os required by law, to
the undersigned a t the ranch of
C,,Vhe time will surely c o m m a n d
21|’ i< I * r ? ' î t, aî l r tlï 1 1tm0Unt
M I L I T A R Y A U T H O R IT Y
lva Dams near Moro, in Sherm an
.«ai
nn»
h»
mo
far
awav—when
rem
itted
to
4
1-2
per
cent.
woeaa»««..»
— getting
n.
... some It may not be too far away-
County, Oregon, w ithin s 1 x
Congress Is
in
good publicity stunts about the re- the west will be able to enjoy
Ry January 31, 1957, form 943
months from the date of the first
quest of President Elsenhower high freight rates. High ra es must
fned with the district
publication of this notice, to-w’it,
about authority to send troops should encourage Us to ,na*lUj director by the farm er who has
December 28, 1956.
to the middle east If
thought facture our products here in the pa|d taxab]e cash wages during
IVA DAMS,
necessary. Yet. It will I k * given.
w w t ior use ln the ^ est w”ere 1956. This annual report should
A dm inistratrix of the estate of
Presidents have taken such au-
population is growing so as . |ncjudp an subject wages not pre-
Mary Lena Gibson, Deceased.
thority for years and It Is prob-
senti our wo°,1 to ,,
,n .* * vlously reported on form 943-A.
BROWN & VAN VACTOR
ably constitutional for them to ------—
back before we.uing
„n employees » who
h n meet
m<w>t
, , - 1 . . ‘ , . it so that all
The Dalles, Oregon
do so. Reason for asking for It her freight would hurt us ie«« n (hp j 10000 .a.year test will ap-
Attorneys for Estate
8-llc
we
manufactured
more
of
it
in
|bp
annual
reoort
form
now Is the same as It was to de- wc
,, ,, ,1.,^» /m m P031, on tbe annual report
W ANT
Income Tax For
Farmer» Explained
By CPA Group
ADS
-orrrmr-
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
LET US DO
YOUR PRINTING
Journal
fend « u e m o y -to p ub lk-.ll} state »‘ Md
shlPPln,f “ s,ralght frOnl M3
the position of the United States. th?
lu-
It has >»■''>
It served to deter Russia before; shippe,!
much "vw tock e a s t W e
it probably would again.
It Isn't exactly a bluff, either.
dW,/* * " ’_
* ’. ,rs
It 1» more like drawing a line and
saying that if this Is crossed
thia nation's r i , , , are doubled up
p T X u 'c o u . d he.,,
us.
COUNTY MANAGER
been a sort of
lh e west has ir x „ «
‘
economic »<’ o n j.
J ’
material to ship ',K
'
cessing since pop
“ n the
marked
should bave 3 ’*8 ‘
home
12 justlfHy
L e v in
raw m ater
the n e rie to
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Mr. Farm er also must furnish
his employees with statem ents
, how|nJ ,o ta, subJi(.t wages and
F I C.A. tax withheld not later
° ne month of the date of separa-
^ r e lh e 'e n d ' 0,’ "
"
^
"tatem ents may be furnished to
farm employees on form SS-14,
although a form of the farm er’s
Own choosing may be used If It
contains the ncessary Informa-
tha" JanUary
Those persons who usually
find that laws are hard to read
and harder to understand should
try reading the law providing for
a county manager In Oregon. It
appl‘S,t ?°nS ° f
is easily understood. The late Rex
f? ,Cral rU,7 ‘n £ gard,
T ’
Kimmel wrote It after much
ploynwnt ofr m^mbers of the f a r
Htudv Of Mtmibir
ln thu n a . lal w h c n w e h a v e
ne
1
m er’s own family?
atudy
y
e
start, high freight rates may be
Although the farm er may pay
tion.
It pruvldea tha, a vote on the
wh* '" ,h ,y *” " ° W
.•? W . m ll» r
or dough-
______________
,______
a
.
.
demned.
ter.
wife,
father
dr
mother
for
county manager plan may I k had
farm services actually rendered,
upon receipt by the county courl
under present regulations such
of a petition bearing names of
wages are not subject to the fed
s
o
i
l
.
CONSERVATION
ten jKrcent of those who voted for
eral insurance contributions act.
county clerk. It provides for the .
The report of the soli conserva- j^o 8<x?ia i security tax should be
ehxtlon of a county board of t,on district for Sherman county wphheld or rem itted on
such
three to seven and for the hiring will impress manv as »King a very labor
of a county manager to perforin varied list of accomplishments. It
the functions of the county and gbows 65,000 acres fertilized and It is not uncommon for a farm-
of deputies to help him.
acres of crop rotation and er to employ his son on the farm
It Is understood that before vot- #20 acres of strip cropping. Only during the school vacation per-
Ing on the plan is done a charter 1020 acres have been planted to lod. Prior to last year, Pappy had
is to I k w ritten setting forth ln pasture and 415 acres of range to chop off Junior’s wages below
some detail the duties of board planting
the $600.00 mark or lose his de
members. By that method voters
To a casual observer it would pendency credit. The law now is
can know what might I k expect- appear that Immediate benefits such that If Junior Is under 19
ed under the plan.
are being considered before long or is a student, and If the farm er
In Sherman county such a plan er range benefits. That Is natural, furnishes more than half of his
could bring about a higher de- of course, but it is generally un- support, he can claim the son as
gree of efficiency. It could also derstood that the l»aslc purpose » dependent. If Junior receives
cause more coordination In coun- of soil conservation Is to achieve $60000 or more from any source,
ty government by creating one long range benefit to the land by he must file his own return and
man w ith authority working un- cooperation between the govern- may take his own
exemption,
der an elected board that would ment as the planner and the farm- even though he may I k a
be the policy making body of the er as the executor of the program, dependent of this father, who
county.
Perhaps when the district has —In such case—would be allowed
There la a possibility that it It« annual meeting next Tuesday $600.00 dependency exemption
will be voted upon next year for there will be an explanation that Like never before. It q Impera-
It should be voted on at a prim ary will make the above ohserVatlon tlve that the farm er Peep corn-
election so that more voters could seem Incorrect.
plete w o r d s throughout the year.
1957 <Or W" h"’
INTEREST ON SAVINGS
at FIRST NATIONAL BANK
r
I
I
Certificates of deposit
Notice is hereby given th at *
the undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman County, her
Final Account as Executrix of
the Estate of Oscar N. Ruggles,
deceased, and th a t Thursday, Ja n
uary 31, 1957, at ten o’clock A. M.
of said day in the court room of
the County Court In Moro, Sher
man County, Oregon, have been
fixed by the Court as the tim e and
place for hearing objections to
said Final Account and for the
settlem ent of said estate.
Allle Ruggles
Executrix
T. Lester Johnson
Attorney for Executrix
8-llc
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
maturing in 3 years will
earn interest at a rate of
....J
MAKE SAVINGS DEPOSITS at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
■
C
M
"
•a r n interact at thic new, Wgl» i f r a t e i
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
T N A T IO N A L B A N K
° i« rs « u n o o s io o n rooiF M is"
r«o«oi D m « " la^wMa Cw»«'*.««
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Sher
man, Probate Department.
In the Matter of th e Estate of
Emma Catherine Davis, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given th a t the
undersigned, as executor of the
estate of Emma Catherine Davis,
deceased, has filed his final ac
count In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Sherman
County, and th at Monday, the
21st day of January 1957, a t the
hour of 10:00 a. m. of said day
and the court room of said court
has been appointed by said court
ss the time and place for the
hearing of objections thereto and
the settlem ent thereof.
Dated and first published De-
• ember 21, 1956.
Date of last publication Ja n u
ary 11, 1957.
LUTHER W. DAVIS
Executor of said estate
Kent, Oregon
O’CONNOR & HARVEY
Attorney» for said estate
521 Equitable Building
Portland 4, Oregon
7-10c
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