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O PAGE t «H E R M A N COUNTY JOÜBM AL. ^ b rrm .iri (County jo u r n a l Published Every Friday ai MORO, OREGON. F R ID A T , FSBEUAE^ 2* 1 « ? E xécuter Income Tax Law» Req uire Mar.;, - s : »? t ™ s . J-c « W hat h»i utv-i «w*e and w 1» being dun* now, la to equalize i4X*» for schools all over the stai* f ™ c „ 16-19 will -U . reduce A uorneys ior «he Estate tion by any and m ust be under 12 ample. If the combined Income is > o T | ( K t o CREDITORS ^ uuiuu^.. w . ---------- -—- Oj Ine mosi tir d r tu ., ««■« — — — uhn a loin t revuiu if m e enuu -o - — at law Moro, vnvew ..,------- ing myself, have noticed some- ually easy to determ ine w hether worn husbandi OT an unmar- 12 during the taxable year, then m onlhs’ from the date of this thln« out of _lh e .or<lii?!2r<k?-y wZ Mrs or Mr TaxPa >’er 13 ^ titl e d with who lg divorced, or oniy that am ount spent for care, Kntux. to.wll; February J5M957. ¡ ^ l l f ^ r i t i d from her or h l. only no«' IB excess of $600. which was Notice, to-wtt: — L Peugh Ume in previous sessions we tQ | t not in excess of sow , wiucn **«* — G ertru woujd have quite a tidy «tack ° T he deduction is tailored, as the incurred before the 12th birthday Executrix ¿ lRs lo am e^d each morning It «ne u those who «P00® A "w * ldow er" is defined as a dh deductible^ employed T. LeaWr J o,’^ , nu, rlx ]5-18c „ a tedloui job. but It d o«, give * .rcrvi or ^ one who If ^ the r t taxpayer w ei one a feeling that progress is be- ^ r o m ^ man lT w unS e r is a d separ- ^ only t i r n e ^ d The " a m f o j u n t ^ Attorney o r n e for v ^ Executrix -— ^ NT lng made. - them selvea. seive8 »„Pthem ated from hls * 7 * the naid for child care covers a long w( r r ic R OF FINAL ACT o v j w h a t are we to « ^ e r j r o m ^ ^ x l m o m anaovnt of this ............... „. h f - S S K «** S W X T J R i - T S S r t X l X u i <5 c o X h t e e _ . so M e l l o n la $600 regardless of i commuie*» ,rhildr»n or dependents as a man w no»v ONE YEAR — Si.oo school fuxxl has contributed fa r-> E ither th at the comm ittee- ,o w / taxpayer na3W _hAW and much who has well the has much and how an< not m arried work- lowed as a deduction, h or exam f Sherman < oun _ f h _ m the c w bf a ma A working mother pays a M A dm inistratorj>f the nothing toward the miprowouent are still not functioning very well w*$. " " - ¡ £ . 2 ------------- J600 may , _ haVe been FEBRUARY ±2, 1957 mg m^ erh ™ £&d ¿ e combined nursery $20 per week to care for Kgtate of Richard Abell, deceased. of education in Oregon. Educa- yet or that the bills being intro- care Jf leSJ -d w hiie she ¡ ^ t h a t ’ 'W ednesday, March 6 know as little about educa- duced dlKed this session are so periee P«rii*i oniy the with her husbana u,e _______ was pajd then only tors THE LEGISLATURE d ^ u c U o n works from 8 a. m. until 12 noon; A , ¿d lion as they know about how to as t0 require little or “ ° am ount actually spent is deduct- ^ ^ r X ^ a m o u n r T f mine the am ount ot one-half the child care costs, j the CoUrt room of the This session of the legislature equalize educational opportune Jng This I can harly believe. Your ally. .Not The chlld m ust be the taxpay- that may be claim ed n weeR wiH allowed. « > nt Court in Moro, Sherman met with a very serious money ties” and naturally. Not Known,8 knowing guesg i8 a9 a3 goon good as as they We draw little con™ fJ?rtJ™ ,™ dauehter. step-daughter, son bined Income is $4 . To su^ marize: care of the rm intv Oregon, has been fixed by problem and not not much exper- what they are trying trying to to do do they We d raw little capable of nnvem or Holmes Holmes rem ark of two _______ _— --------- _ ------------- Qr dependent m ust lie for (’0Urt as the time and place lence w ith which to deal w ith it. are naturally incapable of determ- determ- Governor F urther handicap is that the Re- ing a way to “equalize 1 the re- days ago th at it would be two or the purpose of enabling the tax- gald hearing of objections to publicans have been spending too sui u of their efforts. three weeks yet before he wou payer to be gainfully employed, Final Account and for the much money and the Democrats We expect no im provem ent in ready to make any statem ent the expenses must be paid in the ‘s etljernent of said estate. promising to spend more. When school costs or “education ’ as long concerning his budget. We hate year in which they are Incurred, Luther W. Davis A dm inistrator the Democrats won they had the aa taxpayer money flows free- lo rush Our chief executive > the child m ust be under 12 years job of exceeding what was already jy . There is no incentive to im- November 6 was three monin of age, and the maximum deduc T. Lester Johnson too much. It is generally agreed proVe. The taxpayer is stuck w ith ago tion is $600 regardless of how Attorney for A dm inistrator 13-16C that the Republicans lost because u until he rebels just as he is Wednesday saw most of tn e a c many children the taxpayer may they spent too much—45 per cent stuck with a school system th at tlon m the House for the weex. have. NOTICE OF HEARING «“ much. tu r n , out children who wtU not House Bm 123. relating to labor The telephone-information de FINAL ACCOUNTING It Is too early to tell w hat will read and cannot write. conciliation boards, passeu partm ent of the Internal revenue All persons having objections come out of It but this is a guess. Oregon of a certainty has some only tw0 dissenting votes. service can provide further de- tails, as can your public acco^ J * ^ X V a n d v lrg h d a E. Finley, ex Only the “au r” will be repealed— excellent teachers who manage to House Bill 124 repeals w hat is ant in the event that you use out- Finley ano v .rg the estale the tax will remain. There will be im part some knowledge an i even cajled by 8Ome the ‘right to work no repeal of the six mill lim it of in some cases a bit of mental an<j ojh ers the “antl-plck- side help in preparing your re e^ Keenan, deceased, shall a state property tax. Voters will curlousity despite a school sys- etjng-> iaWi Although the strong- tu rn - Rje same before the 11th day t f be faced w ith a law that will in- iem a8 hide-bound as a cocoanut. pgt teeth had some time back been r v n * i M H TTPFS March, 1957, at the hour of 10.00 crease income taxes about 80 per Oregon needs district reorgani- uljed from this law by a Su- L E G A L N O T IL J h o „ ’clock a m which Is the time flx- cent over 1955 and they can take nation until every county is as preme C ourt ruling it still proved NOTICE TO CREDITORS ^ 1fQr settl^menl of sald account that or a property tax. If they In- Well organized as is Sherman a topk for debate. The final vote All persons having cl3 ^ d the County Court Chambers Itiate and defeat the bill there will county; It needs to put a larger wag forty-five in favor of the re- 3X naSt Dutton, W ilU a m E at Moro, Oregon, is the place fix- be a property tax and perhaps burden on local districts until twelve against. another session of the legislature. lhey have become efficient; it The hosttest issue of the week ^jUta°re J ^ u ir e d ^ to ^ r e w n t them CLYDE L. FINLEY This is basically a new deal leg- needs emphasis on functional proved to be HB 193 which woub Executor islature, composed of a m ajority buildings at lowered prices, haye req U|red any state official with vouchers to Vernon W. Dut E. FINLEY VIRGINIA of members whose thinking was among other things. authorized to pay salaries to state ton, Wasco, Oregon, within six Executrix formed under th at era of business y there is to be a change in em pioye3 to withhold union due.-, months from the date of the first hating, governm ent spending, re- methods of apportionm ent the from the 3a iary upon w ritten re publication of this notice. The DICK & DICK pression of the individual. new methods should take into ac- quest of the employe. date of the first publication of The Dalles, Oregon This legislature can be expected count quality of education (if that Thlg m easure generated a great 13-16c thi< notice is February 22, 1957. A ttorneys for the Estate to deal roughly with utilities with- could be determined) and costs of deal of emotlon and consequent VERNON W. DUTTON Wheat Hour is the basis for this out noting th a t utilities have a providing education. Nothing can oratory. The bill failed by a vote better record for giving a dollar’s expected a t present because of lg to 39 w lth no evidence of WHEAT LEAGUE RECIPBB Soften yeast in w ater. Scald w orth of service for a dollar than the alms are wrong. party-line division. has governm ent. This will, of — -- ------------- interest to farm ers will be BY NAIDA WHYBAKK milk. Add sugar, salt and butter course, retard development of tha M RATI<> H u 136, pas9ed by the House on or m argarine. Cool to lukewarm. — ? T X > lhr : i u “ Z V I>em “ " r “ Pearson has In the interest of cy, ik luu .. ----- - proper district organization chan- ges, although tor ° ,^ e,r. ru® ^ 2 ^ many have been made, it has cer- N IW P A M I tainly increases the cost oi PUBLISH»«» ^ h o S ls and will continue to do S r X n y v n e know , what would association happen to their own c o s t s - on farm or In busm en— d some -..T F li r n r r f r l STV P a PE IT ag « nc } „ le d lo pay hall the ex- M - M O U m . » R A T » .— „ haa ahown lhe necessarily-bad I f w red^ number who co" 1® h«r* hto^ leB ^ in our high wages h»gh »»ne . high welfare, we may l ^ e it. This adm inistration is a adm inistration with many feeling a duty toward labor J election ^ p p o r t. (It U gtn er understood the truckers are also partly responsible iw th« ehange and will be well ntean» b l « e r unemploymen ben introduced a bill for a variable ratio of assessments w ith specific competition to a bill by . Ucan R^ dUj Wiihelm. Both 1 probably trying to reap politi- are pro«,- y / arousal of M^ tnomah county home owners M l n preferential ,n twxes at p ar-on and Mr. Wll- ah? uld know better. _____ helm «nouiu assess er3 to deduct expenses incurred in soU or w ater conservation opera- Uons> or those of erosion control. Under existing law such expenses are considered additions to capital , ructure. Gene Vandeneynde, the gentle- man m charge of the State House information office, yesterday gave Ine a new definition of the Oregon axpayer. “One who doesn’t have taxpayer. "One ,.,vll who servlce exam to .- - February and March h3V® sel a3tde as Months . Most br kfRemember use improvement. breakfast provides the f ir s . nour ishm ent after a 10 to 12 hour per- iod w ithout food- T^ f ara^ f r u i t breakfast need not be or fruit Juice, enriched or whole g rain cereal or bread, b^ ter ^n‘ milk. Add eggs and ^ « a k U s t meats aa often aa poselble. It takes to make a thick batter. Mix well, Add softened yeast and eggs. Beat well- Add enough more flour to make a soft dough. T urn out on bQard Qr c,oth and knead smooth and elastic. Place in greased bowl and let rise until doubled. Punch down. Shape into desired coffee cakes. Let rise until light. Bake in moderate tQ m ln table tem pter Is fresh, h° [ e n rJfb’ Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. union labor dicta- on the basis of its value and that » n p ed bread. There are unbounded bajj 'Transient and merely ill, more the loss th at like property shall pay like ways of presenting this hearty visiting brothers are m ma?»toifrnw to’ the state but II taxes. The reappraisal program u s aura, ,iv c .r- in — food. You u>my can bake your own or cordially invited wUI r e , l i e .h e num ber that m ight h a . been EUK S A L E W A . In M N. 0 . •'»auras ir- . -------- ^ . ^ prw)ucts ucls jn mix m or lx . o r . Jo h „ — ... nomp mil slow expansion of those allxatlon of this goal. Inequities ngatlon project, n o a . cuiu d ,.baked form * «weet rignt. About aooui ready T martp Leo Watkins, Secretary iSTt had crept in during the , years and .... r e m X vated. 90 A. w ater ater right. fl I f ^ h e finest seeded to alfalfa. No build hed (_>regOn wheat flour BetHlehfm Chapter No. 78 (TEff. M ore money for schools is de- it needed a house cleaning. having b « n promised. But The a e « p te d method Is lo as- ings. A chance for Sherm an beautifuny as a basis of Meets every second and how lo ge? It Is the same old sm s property. T hat Is. two ad county farm ers to obtain good favOrite coffee cake. fourth Thursday in each problem—and who to get it from, joining town lots oi equal value hay land w ithout paying for ex- y °ur Iavuru month; visiting m em ber' D ifferen t counties than heretofore or two acres of land of equal pensive buildings. Closest haul SW EET YEAHT DOUGH invited. Moro. Oregon, £ lieved a7e“ “h a v e ” counties and value are to be assessed at the to Sherm aan county on high- 3 pkg3 yeast Dorene Hall, W. M. Portland is feeling the pinch of same value and be taxed the way 97, mile Host 85. Price: cup veater Dorothy H eater, Secretary orovld?ng much^up-state school same. That Is the ideal way. $15,000.00. Also good house in j cup mRk S X s e s ¥ h e “e is no plan, and Under a variable ratio system Kurcim Ix-lg- V>- ««1 ' I •< ' M. good location in Madras. Oswald cup sugar Meets on the 1st anil no on»« capable of providing a it would be the ow nership th at Quaale. Ph. Madras 2824. 16-17p 2 teaspoons salt 3rd Thursday evenings plan to provide better education, would be assessed. If one lot was FOR SALE: Potatoes: No. 2 Bak- 1-2 cup butter or m argarine each m onth. Vising it will probably continue to be an owned by a private citizen as a ers„ $2.75 per hundred. U. S. 5 cups sifted enriched flour members cordially in expensive mess home his lot would be assessed at No. 1 $3.50 per hundred. Also 3 eggs vited to meet w ith us. h is unfortunate for new deal- fifty percent of its value. An ad- 1-3 cup melted butter Dean Pinkerton, W. M. two nice gentle ponies. * .0 come into power w ithout a joining lot owned by utility Tom Moore, Wasco. 16-18c 1 teaspoon cinnamon Clyde GilWnor, Secretary backlog of conservative govern- would be assessed at one hun- BETTER THAN A V E R A G E 1-2 cup sugar ment funds to tap. Radicals—and d red percent of Its value, EARNINGS. 800 family food, new dealers are radicals—have no Timber land would be asses.s- vitam in, and cosmetic route. ahilitv to encourage business or ed at 75 percent, Industrial pro- Nationally Advertised, repeat provide u x funds. Their policy Is perty at 60 percent, business, dem and established. m spend not produce. «55 percent, town p ro p e rty -n o t in No cash necessary but car re There will be an attem pt to Is- a homestead— at 60 percent, quired. If you have a good cre sue several kinds of bond« to ob- farms at 55 percent and other dit reputation and are qualified tain money for building at instl- real and personal p r o p e r ty a t 70 in meeting people, w rite for in- .• h io h ' S 7 b illio n n o w for high education, for percent and stocks of goods at 80 form ation to the J. R W atkins »S6 n e w in iu t a n c e o n a ll- t im e ZJlg/1. I tutions. and already for high- p ercen t veterans Company, 3903 Brooklyn •. > business up s u b s ta n tia lly It Is a completely unacceptable Seattle 5, W ashington. 1^21c , n fo rc e ; U n it e d S ta te s D U S in e s s u p Wa-r7«oxver, who • « Interested bm and w orth much less than h all-time record in the holders and annuitants, in “ i S governm ent and balan- , be paper the Ural 1000 copies are V s. TREASURY BONDS. Fed- eral Land Bank, F H A and year United States his- Mr. Bourke p o in ty out that . red » a financing should begin writ- printed on. financing s « wm f N oihlng cgn qulckly dUrupt other governm ent agency bonds • g qn Assurance during 1956, e \e n th g g in» to th eir legislators, in some Nothing can so « .» offer 31% to 4% and more, g ? Q, c , nld> , and , new credU ' xl£ ' £ l£ the c i i e s this willrvot be effective be- a tax system and governm ent in S n ^ ' X o L water, high- S u " n '^ a d v a n c e d eorne .«9 mil- ciuse to a marked degree for Ore- general than a tax system based io n ^eg islato rs. the p ^ n t mem- on favoritism. Imagine as asses- way and atate honds are now . urance to pollcyfiolders. have lion in new mor g g bcrshlp has loyalty to pressure w r having to ask who owns pro- paying ihe highest r a t « in b’ . CTOrge w . the two countries Th“ s the lo rn KroutJ instead of to the general perty before putting a value on IL ■uu"> year’ £ u r k ? R r iije n t. a t the Com- pany provided once again a very voters. The group w ith the most votes Total substantial amount Why not draw on our 30 years anv-3 Annual Meeting. . ______ gets a lower ratio. e exper,enre s n ie la n e , w u h all types ruction of w ith ty P « of — ^ Z l ’r a ^ , ^ ' in 1956 — construction. of new new homes h o rn « and ano „....xvxx. o The very introduction of such bond» to receive more income. unled million, largest for expansion of variou t pe PLANA FOR A< HOOIR b ljjB 4g a reflection on the legisla and pay les. in t a x « on your ,d by Sun u t e of business »nterprlses. bun This last week has seen tive tu re which should be guided by bond holdings’ ™ increase of $93 million Life’s mortgage loan account now a higher degree of equity and ^ ' m ^ V ^ n l o n n t ^ t T , public re.pon.lh.ty than to try to W rite, phone or contact h preceding year A sub- stands at $460 m ill» . ( J, W. UOOU. TYGH VALLEY. X Ual proportion of the new >" his Report to the holders or !he S i i r S h o o l hind. F irst up perm it the s ta te , property tax political ORB. E asrem Oregon M gr ,)Uslnesa o rlglna?d th . United the Company • ™ >?)r was the key-district plan which 10 I*come Wm. J. Collins A Co. 14ctfn Slales where the Sun Life has was violently opposed by Port- football______ force. Bourke expressed the belief that, Custom Slaughtering by appo.nt- 37% of its insurance in * rith the . a prospect of continued I.et it be said here and now th at A STATE M AP ment v nly. Meat cutting, wrap- included in the 1956 figure was w volume of new Eenny-S $259 mlllhm of grenp .¡»»rance. « n X a n r e continue to Portland has been providing some We would like to see a sta e ping, sharp freeze $4 000 000 in school money to up- map that had within it, or aroun» Market. G ra s. Valley. Orerin and th at Sun U fa ’s out- ! ta ( ¿ d is tr ic ts Fairness indicates it. maps of the state in all phases m ark . ¿ T a look for the future 1. an optim i.- Call 242 for appointm ent that that is a e pretty contribu- developm ‘■poikyhoW er,’ divi- tic one. "In the U ghlv compet fton foi the f t? to big m ike to the of We want to ent know the extent of i r o n W IDE PAINT CO com- ed the $7 billion plete painting and decorating d^*ds again being Increased, tlve atm osphere l^ w h k h we «« state more than should be asked, Umpqua county and Twa.ity and service, spray or brush. Phone , \ the Comnanv will operate,” he said, ’ The Sun Life or given Should the basic school Champoeg and the date« on which 3977 or 5293. 1205 E 12th S t ’ ¡ J ^ „ ¿ dividend, am ounting will continue to, be " ‘ J™ ’ 1’ ’ ad fund l* boosted to $120 the Port- the changes were made. It would Vern C .m pell and Jack Null, £ y, more than In any public needs, and anx.ous at all land c o n X ” n would he in ex- show vast Wasco county In 1854 T h. Dalles. Oregon 38tfn ’p°r ” ou? year and $3.700.09« lhe “ rViCe J f r - o» &6 000 000 an<I lb* division^ th at ha The a n n X e d purpose of the made to carve eighteen counties ------------ more than the am ount paid ‘n h A fopy o( Sun , J (e -a complete | ln ’ W1W 6‘'w aV to ^V That “eaualise edu< atlonal opportune ‘ f,,r »11 children In the state, No attom pt was e " ir m ide to do L e T , uv s an S t«niated s few g u . organization m ight be i^ p in r R ebekat made responsible for such a map o r series of map» we do not know. think how e u v it would be to teach l i ! K r t ? a Oregon . - W history B without effort and none Is being 1840 or 1880 or any other year. Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager ADS SUN UFE,- CANADA, REPORTS RECORD IN POLICY PAYMENTS X v ei ^ V W HATS D O IN G Lodge N o. Meeti 2ir and 4th gr Tuesdays of ea< h Ll m« n VMRI m K Visiting welcome, m embers welco oss, rabenhorse, Serretsry 11« 19^6w O ,« I lf » R ennrt also re- 1956 Annual Report Including v i s * that $137 million was paid the^ 7 ; s^ ' : en;e^ 7 ach°U licy- i u r C ’lOM " n e ' u r ^ t amount holder " " o n ,“ y « r ,edOf',5'the, . o u H " < 1110 North Winter Street, If a machine answers, don’t be surprised—-and don’t hang up. What you hear is an Automatic Answering Set. It could happen when you call a business man at lunch time. Or a doctor after office hours. These remarkable machines give callers a recorded greeting, take a recorded message. They’re being used more and more in offices these days. And in homes, too By guarding against “lost” calls, they make your telephone service more useful than ever . . . worth more to you. One of the most useful ways to use your telephone is for shopping. Especially when you’re guided by the Yellow Pages of your telephone book. At a loss for gift or decorating ideas? Try browsing through the Yellow Pages. See if you don’t come up w’ith an answer. Have a definite service or item in mind? Page headings —in easy alphabetical order—will lead you right to it. Remember, whatever you need, you’ll find it f«i8t in the Yellow Pages. Sherman County Citizens On Sunday March 17 at 1 p. m. will be a momen- toils occasion for our area. It is the celebration of the opening of the locks of the new The Dalles dam. Attend and see commercial and pleasure craft go through the locks for the first time. Thii is another milestone that will bring progress to our great inland empire. million was paid to living policy- Salem, Oregon. O
