Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, May 10, 1957, Page 2, Image 2

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    FACE S
SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1W7
June. 1957, at 10:00 o’clock a. m„
C - c u u ix in the office of the County Judge
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING 3rd d4X
should
do
tha
same
with
golf
promised
to
supply
the
vote
SCHOOL BILLS
of Sherman County, Oregon, in
NOTICE IS GIVEN that the
necessary to pass the program in clubs, bowling balls, airplanes,
jSljsrm ait County J o u rn a l
PHIPPS & PHIPPS
the County C ourthouse at Moro, <
undersigned
Executrix
of
the
Will
The so-called “key dlatrlct” bill the Senate, but it still has a long sports cars—you name i t
The Dalles, Oregon
Oregon, as the time and place for
PublU had E very Friday ai
went sailing through the senate way to go before it is out of com­
Well, 1 did iL
The breakfast of Marlon H. Medler, deceased, Attorneys for Executrix
2
the settlement of said accounting
Muro, Oregon
only to l>e drastically amended mittee.
dishes will stay in the sink, this has filed with the County Court
and
for hearing objections to the
of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
Sher­
NOTICE
OF
F
IN
A
L
H
E
A
R
IN
G
House Speaker Dooley has an­ morning, but the column is writ­
Gil.-« 1*. French
ESltur in the house. As originally w rit­
ten and passed by the senate it nounced that the House will re­ ten. Now comes the rush to the man County her final account, * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN same, If any.
CURTIS A TOM
Entvrvd M t M M d el**« m *t»»r •» th*
would have seriously damaged cess when the joint ways and state house to retpye it in and that Monday, the 3rd day of that Curtis A. Tom, Executor of
P o a t u fflc e * t Moro.
Oregon.
under Act
Executor
of the Estate of
June,
1957,
at
10
00
a.
m.,
In
the
the
Estate
of
William
Franklin
the financing of many eastern means committee completes its sextuplícate and try to get it in
of t o n g r iM of M *reh I , 117*.
William Franklin Bartholomew,
Oregon school districts. We are work, which may be at the end of the mail in lime to make this County Court Room of the Sher­ Bartholomew, also known as W.
man County Court House at Moro, F Bartholomew, Deceased, has also known as W. F. Bartholomew,
not entirely informed about the this week.
He did not explain week’s edition.
Deceased.
Sherman County, Oregon, has filed Hi the County Court of the
amendments made by the house what this meant, but rumor has
been fixed as the time and place State of Oregon for Sherman J. Tracy Barton
but it would have been difficult It that the House may recess for
for hearing such final account County, his Final Account, and The Dalles, Oregon
to change the bill without im­ a few days in an effort to pres­ W A N T
ADS
27-30c
and
any objections thereto.
the Court has set the 18th day of Attorney for the Estate.
provement.
sure the Senate into finishing its
Dated and first published the
WANTED: Custodian for Sher­
h iw s f a f ir
Now the bill is back in the sen- work faster.
N otice of S chool F lection U pon
man High School by June 1..
r FUBLISHKRS
v . fcl. r,_ _ _
-The senate committee Mi
The air is alive with rumors of
QueHtion of In creasin g T ax L evy
Apply to Ward Sybouts, Sup’t.,
S -.actant to take it up again and other sorts, such as the one about
Over A m ou n t lim it e d by S ection
ASSOCIATION 403
may
an find that wm bring
Moro, Oregon.
27c
a surplus in revenue for the cur­
11, A rticle X I, S tate C onstitution
,1,U
delight to many from this area. rent biennium of over $40,(XX),000, FOR SALE: 2 br. house, TV aeri­
Notice la hereby given that an
Representative Allen Tom has rather than the $32,000,000 previ­
al, roof Insulated, garage, elec­
election will be held in Sherman
OFFICIAL (’ÖU.TTY"
proposed amendments to the bill ously anticipated. This, however,
trical equipment included. Ph.
High School District, Sherman
that will, according to news re­ is wishful thinking, according .to
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
GI 2-5493 Wasco
27-8c
County, State of Oregon, from
ports,
make
it
similar
to
the
Port­
$2.00
one member of the tax commis­ FOR SALE: One long yearling
ONE Y E A R ...................
2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at grade
land proposal in SB 285 which is sion.
,
G ET THAT TRO UT!
purebred
Hereford
bull.
Boyce
schools
of Rufus, Wlsco, Moro,
MAY 10, »»»T
to raise the equalization percent­ But that is enough of rumors
26-7p
Grass Valley and Kent, Oregon,
...then ¿ct yourself
age to around 15. It is now four. for now. The agriculture subcom­ Blaylock, Grass Valley.
on May 24, 1957 In said school
Anything that can be done to mittee of ways and means has ITATFi WIDE PAINT CO. com­
some fine bourbon...
district for the purpose of sub­
COUNTY FAIRS
plete painting and decorating
hasten the complete demise of the come up with a plan for financing
mitting to the legal voters of said
service, spray or brush. Phone
A report from the state wide bill the better it will be for this the new dormitory for the use of
district the question of increasing
3977
or
5293,
1205
E.
12th
St.
conference on county fairs held county.
4-H and FFA youngsters at the
the tax levy for the fiscal year
Vern
Cam
pell
and
Jack
Null,
at Corvallis with the ubiquitous
In fact, the best proposal made state lairgrounds.
The building
1957-1958 over the amount limited
The’ Dalles. Oregon
38tfn
extension service directing is to so far is that an interim commlt- will be erected and paid for by
by Section 11, Article XI, of the
the effect that the county fair is tee be appointed to make a study racing funds at the rate of $20,000 WANTED. To rent by June 15, a
Constitution of Oregon.
modern
jwo
or
three
bedroom
losing ground as an entertain- of methods of ways to distribute j>er year, plus interest.
The reasons for increasing such
home In Moro. Write: Lynn O.
ment feature.
Oregon’s huge state school fund
levy are:
This will l>e taken out of the
Hampton, Box 458, Vale, Ore­
Rural residents are fewer in in a more equitable manner than
To retire the deficit on out­
racing fund before the state takes
gon.
24-29C
number and have learned to en- at present.
standing
warrants that resulted
its
cut,
and
will
mean
that
for
Joy other forms of amusement, it
Hastily passing any act without
FIRST CLASS carpenter and cab­
because of a transfer of general
w u said
full discussion could only result the first two years each county
inet maker wants part time
funds to Bonds and Interest dur­
There does seem to be some in damage to many districts. A will lose slightly over $500 of its
work or will do other type Jobs,
ing the school year 1956-57.
county
fair
money.
As
the
amor­
ground for criticism of county proposal for inclusion of forest
laying blocks, painting, etc.
The amount of tax, In excess of
fairs and for being concerned at receipts in school funds has been tization of this fund continues, the
Gilbert 2-5426.
23c tfn
the 6% limitation, proposed to be
the support they are getting. If it made and deserves consideration, amount each county loses will les­ WANTED: Saleslady or Salesman
levied for said fiscal year is $30,-
were not for the racing money
In Sherman county receipts sen.
to sell McNess products part or
609.26.
It is estimated that with the
county fairs in Oregon would not from the basic school fund is ess
full time. Big profits. No exper­
Dated this 1st day of May, 1957.
be operating in their present than 17 per cent of total expendi- new management of Portland
ience needed. Will teach and fi­
Attest:
Marjorie K. Marvin
Meadows
and
the
new
dog
racing
nurnber. It may well be that rac- tures. Costa of schools are of ne-
nance
you.
Write
today.
McNess
District Clerk
lng is killing county fairs by glv- cessity higher here than in other plant at Gresham the racing in­
CO., P. O. Box 14, Bayshore
Harold D. Eakln
ing them so much easy money parts of the state. No considera- take will increase to the point
Station, Oakland 23, Calif. 27-8p
Chairman Board of Directors
that they didn’t have to meet the tion of conditions such as prevail that the individual counties will
AT
STUD: Get a good half-Arab
public demand to exist.
here are now made in the law nor gain enough to offset the amount
N otice of School E lection in the
colt, breed your mare to Sarref
It might be advisable to change any of the many bills in /oduced taken out for the 4-H building.
Rural School D U trict o f S h er­
No. 8558 AHC. Marjorie Van Gil­
That
should
make
everylxxly
hap­
the law so that money from rac- to change it.
man C ounty, Oregon, U pon Q ues­
der,
Wasco,
Gl
2-5432.
27-30p
ing sources had to be used for
Word from Salem is that t ie py-
tion of In creasin g T ax L evy O ver
Something that promises to FOR SALE: Delco Light Plant,
premiums and perhaps for im- new basic school levy wi 1 be $J0
A m ou n t IJnUte<l by S ectio n 11,
750 watt 32 volt service.
provement and malntenarce of per census child, a sizeable re< u< • make a lot of people unhappy Is
A rticle XI, S tate C on stitu tion
Emerson
Kicker,
seed
cleaner
House
Bill
806,
Introduced
by
the
buildings.
If the entertainment tion from the $120 asked by the
Notice is hereby given that an
& dockage tester.
part of the fair was put on a self- governor when he was a candl- taxation committee. This bill
election will be held Wednesday,
6’ x 8’ flatbed for Willys pickup,
supporting basis It would soon be date. Under the present metho places ad valorem property taxes
May 15, 1957, by the Rural School
well built and in excellent con­
easy to determine what kind of of distribution we will he >e e on all pleasure boats, regardless
District of Sherman County, State
dition.
entertainment
the
customers off with a lower figure than a of size. It also removes the over
of Oregon, In all component school
Model
B
Bendlx
Automatic
16
feet
provision
from
the
law
liked.
•
higher one.
districts of said Rural School
washing machine, good condi­
County fairs have gone over-
The dng band conCert will be covering the payment of the an­
District,
$2.90
pint
tion.
nual
$5
license
fee,
as
well
as
the
board on rodeos. All over Oregon heJd at thp shennan High gym
The election will begin at 2:00
Any
reasonable
offer
accepted
$1
per
foot
additional
fee
paid
for
one can find a rodeo from June to the evenlng of May 16 beginning
P.
M. and will be held in the
Phone
Jordon
5-3653,
Moro,
27-8c
boats
exceeding
20
feet
In
length.
$4.45 4-5 qt.
September. Central organization #t g;(M)
m The Moro grade
schoolhouse in each of said com­
In
other
words,
anybody
own­
READ
THIS!
and lack of imagination has made 8chool band wit^ nearly 40 mem-
ponent districts. The purpose of
If you are over 25 and have a
one identical with another. It is
wm j
the sherman High ing a pleasure boat of any length
the election is to submit to the
or
type
is
subject
to
a
license
fee
car, we can place you on a Wat­
the rodeo performers who get the chorug
sing and
chorus wln
will sing
and the
the Sher-
Sher of $5 per year, whether his boat
legal voters of the rural school
kins
route
that
will
enable
you
racing money, not the boys and man High band will also play. All
'IM OLD HERMITAGE CO., DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORP^.
district the question of increasing
Is
if
seven
foot
dingy
or
a
65
feet
to
earn
$100
weekly
and
up
de­
girls who raise the calves and under the leadership of Lynn
JfANKFORT,
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the tax levy for the fiscal year
glamour
yacht.
Then
after
he
has
pending upon your ability and
bake the cakes, nor the farmers Teadtke, Instructor.
beginning July 1, 1957, over the
paid
his
license
fee
to
the
state
he
ambition.
Write
The
J.
R.
Wat­
and atockmen who bring their
amount limited by Section II, Ar­
will
pay
a
personal
property
tax
kins
Company,
3903
Brooklyn
produce to the fairs.
ticle XI of the Constitution.
to
the
county
wherein
the
boat
is
Avenue,
Seattle
5,
Washington.
How to make county fairs »let­ Letter From Salem
The reasons for increasing such
22-27C
kept.
ter adapted to the demands of the
By N ick y Tom
levy are:
The
cigarette
tax
was
called
un­
admission-paying public is a
I hate to admit this so publicly, fair because it taxed only part of WANTED: Saleslady and Sales­
The Rural School District
question worthy
wormy of
or several con
con- |nH (
ping out> A|1 week
man to sell McNess Products
Base is too low to permit the rais­
ferences. Also, It will probably end j ,have tok, AHen that there the people. What does this do?
part or full time. Big profits.
ing of sufficient funds for operat­
not be decided until fairs become Jugt wou,(, not l)e any rfllunin House tax committee chairman
No experience needed. Will
ing the elementary schools of
Barton
stated
that
it
is
“a
matter
more varied so that the custom­ this week, but Monday morning
teach and finance you. Write to­
Sherman County.
ers, themselves, can decide what has rolled around and my infer­ of equity” that such a tax be im­
day. McNESS CO., Box 14, Bay-
The amount of tax, In excess of
posed
because
some
pleasure
they like.
shore Station, Oakland, 23, Cal.
nal conscience is needling me.
the six per cent limitation pro­
boats cost $40,000 and are a lux­
22-29p
If 1 could be at all sure we were ury.
posed to be levied by the rural
Calkins
SIZES:
Custom
Slaughtering
by
appoint­
going to be out of here in a week,
school district of Sherman Coun­
This
bill,
however,
goes
after
INCOMK TAX
l0'/2 to 14 ft.
or two at the outside, I could mus- boats regardless of size.
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap­
ty, Oregon, for the fiscal year
TRASHMASTIR
Many
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s
beginning July 1, 1957 Is $143,-
The house with Its Democratic ter more enthusiasm, but that people feel that if boats are going
935.41.
majority, has passed the big In- end-of-the-session atmosphere lias to I m ? taxed as pleasure items we
Market. Grass Valley, Oregon.
Dated this 20th day of April,
come tax bill and sent it over to not taken hold yet. Some very ex-
Call 242 for appointment.
7c
1957.
Lhe senate where It Is certain to perlenced people are of the opln-
SPINET PIANO BARGAIN: Will
Attest:
W. D. Baldwin
have trouble IxK'ause two Demo- ion that we will he going will
sacrifice for quick sale In this
A superior servie«
Secretary, Rural School Board
cratlc senators, Pearson and Musa, into June.
locality.
EZ
terms
or
cash.
of personal attendance
have criticized it.
Adjournment will undoubtedly
Philip O'Meara
Write Tallman Plano Stores,
Pearson has been an advocate of hinge on what the Senate does
Chairman, Rural School Board
TH A T COSTS M O M O R Ì
Salem, Oregon
26-8c
a universal Income tax and now with the House tax program. Most
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Musa says he is for starting with of you have probably read that
NOTICE OF WARRANT
CALL FOR BIDS
two percent on the first $1000 In- Senators Musa and Sweetland are
REDEM PTIO N
Sealed bids will be received
stead of four percent on the first strongly opposed to the House
Notice Is hereby given to the
until May 20 at 8:00 p. m. by the
$500 as does the house bill. There plan. Senator Musa has stated that
holders of warrants numbered one
Kent School District No. 9CJ, at
are four Democrats on the senate he will not vote for the bill with
through 30 issued by the Sher­
T ia s h m a s te r Rod W e e d e r
Kent, Oregon for two one-ton
Ï
wo buy avi
tax committee and three Repub- its present rate structure. He also
man High School District of
is
an
entirely
NEW
principle
of
24 passenger school busses.
licans but they are not expected wants to amend the bill to remove
Sherman County, Oregon, that
—• A wide range of prices ""
efficient rod weeding. It offers you
Frank von Borst2l, Clerk
to vote by party.
the Federal tax offset and lower
same are now redeemable and
♦kat meets a l wishes
so many MORE advantages
Address Grass Valley, Oregon
A sizeable portion of public the exemption from $600 to $500.
will be redeemed at the First
mode
possible
by
the
Calkins
Pat­
»
27-8c
opinion in Oregon is dedicated to
Republicans in the Senate have
National Bank, Moro, Oregon, and
ented CENTER BOOT.
the ability to pay theory. That is,
interest shall cease after May 3,
the tax the rich theory which
1957.
ln«Line H itc h in g
means that those with more than Get your Lawn Boy
Marjorie K. Marvin, Clerk
tecea se both e«d* of
average incomes will pay much
/
\
Ï
\
red
a
re
c
le
a
r
at
tba
Gas
Mowers
higher taxes, that utilities, busi­
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF SHER­
wkeelt. yoa coa bitch la
ness and Industry should be hit
MAN COUNTY, OREGON:
Lina
sad
weed
right
ap
to
and Huffy Electric
hard.
Notice is hereby given that the
year fence» aad »trip*. NO
Another tax theory—and Just
SKIPS aa tar«» ar hillside».
Board of Equalization for Sher­
Mowers at
as good a one—is that those
man County, Oregon, did aoopt at
who receive Ixmeflts from tne
Its last meeting on April 22nd, a
U nifo rm D epth C o n tro l because alt wheels are inside
Moro Lumber & Fuel
state should be taxed for them.
ratio of 30 percent (30%) of true
rod
length.
This
gives
complete
control
of
each
weeder.
Of course, any tax bill Is a com­ Moro Ixwlge No.
cash value, as posted by the As­
close follow of any contour condition, never a wheel where
bination of both. No man with six Meets 1st and 3rd
sessor, for the assessment of all
Y
o
u
r
Shell
NII3
dealer
it doesn’t belong.
kids and parents on relief and a Tuesdays In l.O.O.F.
property in Sherman County, Ore­
$4000 Income can pay enough for hall. Transient and
gon, and the Board of Equaliza­
D ual D riv e , plus P a te n te d C e n te r Boot, tokes you
the services he gets from the visiting brothers are
tion will be in session at the Coun­
knows loeal soil conditions
state. No elderly citizen with a cordially
______ Invited.
through even the heaviest trash . . . gives you more trac­
ty Assessor’s office of the Sher­
$20,000 income expects to get by Qrlow Martln N Q
tion, stroighter pull: never a dead rod on turns.
(
man County Courthouse, Moro,
aud farm ing practices.
or what he costs the state.
watRir»«, Secretary
State of Oregon, on the second
An exemption for $300 per de­
Monday of May, or May 13th,
C o m b in a tio n Rod T ille r Bor multiplies the use of vour
RetKIeKem
PEaptrr
No.
7R“C».E.S.
pendent and a starting tax of two
1957, and publicly examine the as­
weeder. Choose either shovel or new spike type, which
Behind
him
stand
Shell
Meets
every
second
per cent would recognize both tax
sessment rolls, correct all errors
Thursday each month.
insures penetration in hard ground ond gives complete
theories and broaden the base to
in valuation, description or quali­
flatting mcm'x'rs In­
Thvi!
control
a
t
depths
as
little
os
one
inch.
Excellent
for
June
Include many that otherwise
>
Vl
engineers and soil
vited.
Moro, Oregon
ties of lands, lots or other proper­
or Cheat Gross kill.
ride free. As to Sen. Musa’s sug­
Genevieve Powell, W. M.
ty assessed by such assessor; and
gestion that the federal Income
Gwen Ross, Secretary
it shall be the duty of persons in­
scientists
with
m
ore
than
Com« in and let me show you haw Cal­
tax be disallowed we do not think Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
terested to appear at the time and
the people would stand for It.
kins Trashmaster makes farming easier
place appointed. Each petition or
Meets on the 1st and
And we do not think they should.
3rd Thursday evenings
2 0 years o f NH3
application for the reduction of
fa r you!
A legislature that raises the cost -
month. Visiting
a particular assessment shall be
of government 30 per cent when
lo c a l
Y o u r l<
members cordially In-
made in writing, verified by the
exp erience.
the cost of living goes up three
vlted to meet with us
oath of the applicant or his attor­
/7>Z>
,,aul
AUey>
w
M
per cent will always have tax
ney, and shall be filed with the
troubles and be on very precarl« Clyde GllUnor, Secretary__ ___
Board within the first week it is
D e a le r
Deoh
jus footing with the voters. The L«pine~Rebeiiai." Lodge No. 11«
required to be In session; and any
kind of tax Is not so Important
nportant as Mggu
and 4th
petition or application not so
:he size of the tax
matter that
o( each
made, verified and filed shall not
iua not occurred to the people's month.
Visiting J
be copsidered or acted upon by
hired help at Salem.
jnembers welcome.
the Hoard.
Muller FARM EQUIPMENT
FARM C H E M IC A L S
__________________________ L* Grabenhorst, NG
Each such petition or applica­
.
... w
,
V.tda DvMoss, Sc
tion shall state ¿hereon the aJk>
Sales
-
Service
-
Parts
It will 1 h > good economics if the —------------------------------------- - 1
Wasco — GI 2 5201
dress to which notice of the ac­
ederal highway program is delay- IIARI.ANDVlfEV GRANGE
CASE - CALKINS - NEW HOLLAND
tion of the Board of Equalization
The Dalles — CY 6 5161
d until men need work Instead M eets flm t ami third Hatardays
shall be sen t
5
First A Madison - The Dalles, Ore. Phone CY6-2297
1 crowded in when they are each m onth a t R p. ni.
_
Clair L, Balzer
enerally busy. Material may be
Orlow Martin, Maatev
Moro. Ore., Phone JO5-3652
0 Ä
25-7c Sherman County Assessor
beeper, too.
A gnes Ren»t»n, Secretary
& sk fior
HERMITAGE
an d te ll th e w orld
y©n know g re a t
stra ig h t K en tu ck y
bourbon!
6
years old
P la in F a c ts a b o u t
Easier Farming for YOU]
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RANCHERS
/ I.
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For the
first and best in ammonia
fertilization call:
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