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PAGE 1 H H KK MAN COUNTY JOUR MA U MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUME 7. IMT bushel. 12 miles from Arlington, undersigned has flleA n th«tCoun- pital In The Dalles. It was report Bill Seehafer, Bickleton. Wash- ty Court of the State of °7;8on Some elders who have accumu ed he suffered a heart attack, inirton 31-6c for Sherman County, her Final m u n it C ounty ^Journal lated savings or Investments pri and that It will be several days M Ii.w iwi.lress and Account ag Executrix of the Es UOMEN 18-55, to address ana Qf j o h Vernon Flatt, de- before the doctors can tell how or to high tax days find their so Published E v f iy F rid a y ut mall «ur ' ‘r™ X ’ r i i i ' OF ll R <*"«<«• and •U onday' ,he 24lh I serious it will be. cial security money a nice bit of Muro, Orrgoi» commission Write GIFT FAIR. „ te[) Mr. and Mrs. James Fox spent m » . . , spending money; some who are GII cm I j . French last week at their farm at Cor IDept, 8». Springfield .P en n a. A_ M_ of said day In the court still working at 72 lay it aside bett. Arnold Lampert of Troutdale K ilte r,« ! K» «•eond clam» m a tte r a t th« for descendant». As a boost to room of the County Court In P o atu ffic « a t M u ro . O re g o n , und er A ct is here to help with the work LUMBER, direct from mill, from Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, other Income it is pleasant to o f Conirraaa o f M a rc h 1. H7>. again this year. Lampert is Mrs. $17 per M and up. Phone Lyle haye been fixed by the Court ag have. Yet. if it wasn’t for the Fox’s brother. Curt Neal spent 136 day or night. If no answer the tjme and piace for hearing part of the Inflation caused by n e w s p a p ir last week cutting and baling hay call 6K Thoren Lumber Co. 28tf objectjons to said Final Account the scheme most would be bet P U B LIS H E R S for George and James hox. SALE: 5 room & basement anti for the settlement of said ter off without it. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jordan home Q y stucco ln & QUt ASSOCIATION It seems to keep workers at tried their luck fishing at the jobs when they might better ven fireplace, oil furnace heat, in- Lillian Katherine Flatt lakes again this weekend, but re sulated, nice yard & garage, 2 ture into better ones and like Executrix ported the catching was slim. conscience makes cowards of us lots 50’ x 120’. Will sell either t . Lester Johnson Dolph Baker flew his airplane all. fully furnished or without. Attorney for Executrix 29-32c to Tacoma, W n, last week and priced to sell Phone 203 Grass ■ P 29tfn NOTICE OF HEARING ON brought his 3-year old grandson Valley. here for a visit. The boy’s folks F IN A L ACCOUNT DAIRY MONTH will pick him up later this month. E s ta te N o. 621 June is dairy month and in that S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S Dolph said the boy made a won L E G A L N O T I C E S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN month Oregon’s oldest agricultur derful co-pilot and enjoyed the that the undersigned Administra OHS H U B >2-00 al commission taxes itself for a tor of the Estate of Pearl Garrett, plane trip. C A IJ, FOR BIDS J U N K 7, 1957 ___ program to encourage the use of School Dlst. No. 23, Grass Val- deceased, hae filed In the County dairy products. It has been going V T A IN G School Dist. No. 23 Grass Val- court of Sherman County, Ore- on for years and dairymen con 1 A ley will receive bids for a new bus gon> his final account In said es- HISTORICAL SOCIETY sider it successful. d a . m - t m mm- up to June 10 at 8 o’clock p. m. tate, and that said Court has fix- In Sherman county which has ITATF. WIDE I AINT CO. One 1957.model, 1% ton chassis, e j the 17th day of June, 1957, at This Sunday the Sherman County Historical society will changed from a dairy products plete painting and dec r g 6 or 8 cylinder, 36 passenger, the hour of ten o’clock A. M. on hold its annual picnic at DeMoss producing county to a consumer |jeM Gray and C|en S h o e m a k e r J u n e 1 a fte r lun g e x p e r ie n c e ’?!Zlce’ loo3/ i V F 12th St heavy duty upholstery, 2 speed sald day, and the court room of Springs Memorial park. status the program may mean less ( ,u. iii-st w e e k o f th e ir ven - w o r k in g on c o u n ty m a c h in e ry , 3977 or 5293, 120 - 825x20 10-ply tires with said Court, as the time and place There will be talk about history than it formerly did. ture |„ |M tt»»- garage kjsln «-M b u y in g o u t th e C h ip m a n s w h o The” Dadies* Oregon 38Hn tubes, 1 825x20 10-ply tire spare, for hearing objections, if any, in the guise of remlnlscenses and Dairymen were the first of the -p,iey to o k o v e r M oro M otors le ft fo r T a ft, i he Dane . k 4 speed transmission, oil bath air to said final account and for the old friends will meet again nnd agricultural groups to organize WANTED. Man with car, e $- cleaners> oil filter> hydrovac hy- settlement thereof, to $5 per hour on W atkins »t drallc brakes, electric windshield Dated and first published this - - before youth group» and Rufus Personals Family Food Route, Experience * wlndshleld washer and 17th day of May 1957. I, ha» always seem d drlnklng other organ sat ons to discover unnecessary. Age no handicap. QS ampie heaters. Date of last publication June 7, m o stlv b y t h ^ elders It i s t r u e of milk, the uses ’of cheese and how few drivers know how far M rs. G eorge F o x A1S° paro USze » h T pa T I v School District reserves right to 1957. n.1O8Uyl>y _th?L :2i..~ ,,<».«i tho law io penalize oleo- their cars will travel from the m X a rm e .1“ High teed'7o'sU,"e'n. time they spot the necessity for of Harold Balter W r% i TOWyn8Av«” ue’ S reject any or all bids. FRANK J. KETTER 3903 Administrator, P Hut It isT o u th tha’t would get gendered by national (arm policy a stop until the vehicle ctmes to h „ „ , h since she 29-34C “ 5, Washington. Grass Valley, Oregon ___ ............ .. .......„ _____________ . N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S th e most from it. If anyone was caused sharp rises In their prices a halt. and the family moved away _____ from RufU8 They are up near Coi Cougar, FIRST CLASS carpenter and ca )- Ad persons having claims ----------- t f w u T V T • m iivR i to Afghanistan to which, because they were under For example, at 20 miles an RufU8. Inet maker wants part time ag£dnst tbe Estate of Jack Brady, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT live permanently he*would want government control, could not be hour, a car will travel 29 feet per Wn and say it«8 very pretty and work or will do other type jobs, deceased are hereby notified to Notice Is hereby given tnat the were doie Faised without political action. second^ For the average^driver i th this time of year. to know how things were done laying blocks, painting, etc. present ’them with the proper undersigned has filed in the Coun- Altogether dairymen have had takes 44 feet to stop a car at that Mrs. w y Franklin left Mon- in ,hs. that P in th country, o a th e v w why o re they what wore kind a bad experience w un letting leuing speed—provided the .... pavement ........... is - ^ay u e« »».. Gilbert 2-5426. 23c tfn youchers and duly verified, to the ty Court of the State of Oregon with day lor fOr mump», Nainpa, luauo Idaho w where she . / I v'phiiii burn into a government into their business, dry and level and his car has good wii, be near her husband and son Custom Slaughtering by appoint- underslgned, the duly appointed, for Sherman County, her Final t m u s l learn every. Since they have gone on the.r own brakes and Urea. ............ . _ _ Jim . Her daughter. Grace, will re- me„ t only. Meat cutting, wrap. u u a l U . e d ^ acting AdmlnWra- world which he must learn every than an an instinctive m suncuve ..«wo..-.v ____ Many people who have been maln ln Rufus for SUmmer thing other than nationally «...w and ____________ started a campaign Market. Grass Valley, Oregon, deceased, at the office of T. Les- and that Monday, the 17th day of action or two, — likewise for- years still falsely as- Mlgs 1>pnore McNulty> ............. her mo. — should L- J l (1 I lie k ? for wider use of their products driving _ ~ “ *«*« « a school “ chum ““ “ “* *u *,c* Cal1 242 for aPP°lnUnent- 7c Johnson, Attorney at law, June, 1957 at ten o c ock. A. . . interested in how things are done, they have forgotten the coinpul- sume^a stop * . » oa ♦ qa ( ther, and her par- * I , 1 t , C ents. till tv '-I ill itmUo * the reasons for habits and prac- sory buying by government. an o s.oppeH Rulus fcjtxew Saluc s™ ,| hlacganU w h .u ln_Moc„. S h e , .ices June as dairy month is an Idea Moving up the speea s , day nigbt They came up especl- cation of this Notice, to-wit: May man County, Oregon, have been That Is what history consists of. of dairymen. They pay for it and safety ^ ¡ ^ “/ '^ v e r s ally to hear Mrs’ Franklln Preach for return or information. fixed by the Court as the time The water that flows under the stand to reap the benefit from it veling 60 miles miles an an hour cov . her . farewell . . •- at sermon Sunday Charles V. Smith Box 254 Wasco 24, 1957. The stopping the church of the Nazarene. Len- Marie Brady and place for hearing objections bridge today follows the channel since they have become largely 88 feet per 20-31p speed averages ore, who is former high school Administratrix to said Final Account and for the made by water that flowed under Independent of controls. distance at that FOR SALE: Thermidor Air Cool T. Lester Johnson settlement of said estate. about 264 feet. teacher of Rufus has taught for the bridge fifty years ago—or a er, used 2 months. JO 5-3620. I^eta Eslinger Attorney for Administratrix the past year at Detroit. The party hundred. And the same reasons Executrix 29-32C planned «... going on to Seattle WANJ,EP : impel it on that course. Therefore T. Lester Johnson then on into Canada (or a vaca- »y high school girl. JO 5-3620. Good Spellers Are we think that history is more im- 28-31c tion before the two girls attended FOR SALE: Omar seed wheat N O T IC E O F F I N A L A C C O U N T Attorney for Executrix portant to youth than to age. Notice is hereby given that the For Vets Welfare summer school in Portland this direct from combine, $3.00 per Made Says Prof. Ray Palmer Tracy, writer and State Treasurer Sig Unartder summer. historian of neighboring Gilliam NOTICE OF 1957-58 BUDGET MEETING and Mrs. George Fox and county, is to be the speaker. He signed $10 000,000 of Oregon Vet- Good gpelle„ are made, not ..„ .,^ .1 books »uynV. and a n d Brans Welfare Bonds in New born, . _ and they’re thev-. made mostly j im spent Decoration day at Olex has written several The bonds were from desire, correct pronuncia- visiting the Earl Weatherfords. netlie" I s T e ^ ^ l v ^ n ^ b i t ^ b e ^ X t ' o V S T ^ m X n ^ w .S many stories aliout life around ^ork Monday. to Interpret soltl to Smith, Barney & Co. and tJon and knowing the meaning of other dinner guests were Marion Condon and Is able Mid ?aw prepared and adopted on May 21. 1957 the budget estimates for the City of Moro, Sherman Associates of New York City. WOrds to lx? spelled, according to Weatherford of Arlington, Mr. the country. Pni n V Oregon for the ensuing year July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958 as set forth in the accompanying The veterans’ bonds bear inter- an QregOn State college professor and Mrs. Ike Weatherford of En It will lie an Interesting day. schedules I, II, ill, and IV. All persons are hereby notified that on Tuesday the 2d day of J u|y> est at rates of 3 and 3*4 per cent. *w bo ls author of a new spelling terprise, Mr. and Mrs. Snell Wea- at 8:00 P. M., the council chambers, Moro, Oregon said budget estimates may be discussed with the The effective rate upon the issue |)O(,k for high school students. therford and Sherry of Condon, City Council, the levying board for the City of Moro, Oregon, and any person subject to the j was 3.18 per cent. Proceeds from jqed p Marksheffel, assistant Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherford posed1 lax Uvy or tax levies will be heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or lax levies WIIIHKERH the sale of bonds will be used in professor of education, says spell- and family of Heppner and a or any part thereof. It hannens now and then and making home and farm loans to jng ¡a <«sold short” by too many 8Chool chum of Mrs. Weatherfords The outstanding Indebtedness of City of Moro, Oregon at May 14, 1957 was $6000.00. th is Is one of the years. In pic- veterans of W/orld War II and students, who fail to realize that and famuy from Gresham. It was tore and In reality no farther Korean veterans. spelling Is basic to writing and a beautiful ja y to lounge ln the Signed Win. Hall, Chairman of Budget Committee; Ralph Busse, Secretary of Budget Commit than The Dalles we see men wear- Oregon bonds sold In New York that It is an extremely important yard several went swimming ln tee; G Virtue, D. Van Gilder, K. Dunlap, G. Douma, J. Cushman, C. Balzer, R. Brisbine, C. Huis, G. lmr whiskers black, gray, or are signed ln that city, it having subject. ' Rock Creek which Is beside the Gieser, I. Kirkelle, Members Budget Committee. hrown and occasionally red. been found by Treasurer Unander Many factors are Involved in Weatherford place. it la a strange sight ln this to be cheaper than shipping the spelling—intelligence, ability to Mrs. Sarah Giannonattl finished HUM51 ARY* O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D I T U R E S , R E C E IP T S , T A X L E V I E S FISC A L Y E A R 1957-58 dav although It must lie said that bonds to Salem for signing and rcad, background of experience, her school year and went back to T O T A L LEV Y C A L C U L A T IO N S TO TAL O F A L L FUNDH whiskers a r e a fitting masculine then returning them to New etc.—hut the average student can Rapid City, South Dakota to spend adornment that help some faces. York. Moreover, shipping bonds learn to be a good speller if he her vacation with her family and Total estimated expenditures . . * 17 805 00 Total estimated expenditures, reserves, transfers O ne can guess there Is some sort Involves a danger of loss In tran- wants to and If he works at it, alg0 tQ atten(j gummer school. She 8,805.00 Deduct: Estimated receipts other than 1957-58 taxes of centennial going on and men sit. Marksheffel insists* , . «nell. w111 be back ln the fal1' 9000.00 Amount necessary to balance budget are making like grandpa with The Issuance of the $10,000,000 His method for study! g • 1 9000.00 Total levy needed for 1957-58 foliage veterans’ bonds will increase the lng Includes these steps: know the It sure was hot here all last 7,800.00 Tax levies inside 6% limitation i-he fli t'Is that whiskers were amount the stale Iwntled in- meaning of the word; he able to week with the temperature hoy- N one Tax levies outside 6% limitation It’s still 1,200.00 not always the style, that for a debtedness for that purpose to pronounce it rm recl¡y; break the ernig Í7 J.1:!..f.1"!!.“ ' Not subject to 6% limitation » large part of the time slnee the $116,000.11(10. T h e ‘iotal amom't't o'i word «town into syllables; say it warm at this writing, b u tjh ere Is a little breeze to help a bit. This 8U M M A R Y E O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D I T U R E S , R E C E IP T S , T A X L E V I E S F IS C A L Y E A R 1956-57 birth of this nation men were as state bonds. Including the new is- aloud, and Jbon w t. e ------ — . Special emphasis is placed on heat is drying up the grass rap- clean shaven as they are now , . h. b knowing the meaning of words to Idly, and may do harm to the T O T A L L E V Y C A LC U I>A TIO M 8 TOTAL OF ALL FU N D S ordinary times have been re- be spelled. “Learning to spell wheat planted on shallow ground. A stranger might think that one which $2,000,000 Total tax expenditures 20’nm no words which have no meaning However, the swimming is great Total estimated expenditures, reserves, transfers > zz.uw.uu of these bewhlskered males would tired. 12,385.00 may he a fine form of mental and the young people are enjoy- Deduct: Estimated receipts other than 1956-57 taxes I k ? able to explain in short order ------------------- 9,625.00 gymnastlcs hut it is conducive lng it immensely. Amount necesary to balance budget the reasons for his whiskers whe 9,625.00 to spelling growth,” he says. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterson and Total levy needed for 1956-57 ther It be the coming of the white 746.00 Here are some other sugges- family who have lived the past Tax levies inside 6% limitation 7,138.60 man, the signing of a charter or Driving Rules Tax levies outside 6% limitation tlons: year on the James Tate place 1,740.00 the Incorporation of a city. If such Not subject to 6% limitation Always learn to pronounce the have again moved to Rufus to were the case every whisker Are Simple word clearly and distinctly. Re- live ln the house owned by the E X P E N D IT U R E S S C H E D U L E III wearer would be a fount of his- A mistake so simple even the search hy spelling experts has Walter Morris’, where they lived F U N D A N D ( IzAH H IFICA TIO N B u d g et torlcal wisdom, ready to expound most inexperienced driver should siK)wn that a person needs to befpre leaving Rufus, A c tu a l for A c tu a l fo r A c tu a l for E st. Budget 1956 57 6 m o n th s fully on the background o s be ,d)|e avoid R instead pro- know how to pronounce a word Mr. and Mrs. Milt Tumilson and 7-1-55 to 7-1-5Í t<> 1957-58 7-1-56 to 12-31-56 I 6-30-56 6-30-55 town w county „ ” ¿ ^ 5 duces a higher number of Oregon before he can spell it correctly, son Doug have moved their house were filled to the brim with in traffic accidents than any other Library and government, for ex- trailer to Arlington where Milt GENERAL FUND formation of local Interest. driver boner. ample, are often misspelled lie- has a service station. Mrs. Tumll- 180 00 1 Treasurer Salary $ 180.00 90.00 180.00 180.00 There is good psychology behind The mistake? Following too cause they're mispronounced son quit her job at the John Day 360.00 2. Recorder Salary 180.00 90(H) 180.00 180.00 all tills whisker wearing 240 00 closely. The result: 1 1,826 rear- ••llhary” and "goverment.” cafe and will work In another one 240.00 3. Collector Salary 120.00 240.00 240.00 citizens look sufficiently different end collisions last year alone. 3900(H) 4. City Maintenance Man Salary 3600.00 Review Is important. Within 24 at Arlington. 1844.80 2996.35 to make good pictures for the 110.00 110.00 5. Social Security The problem, the Oregon Traf- hours from the time you learn 6. State Industrial Accident Insurance 100.00 100 00 press, camera fans are p le a se d gafpty commission said today, new words, have someone test Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollinger 140.91 5000 50.00 7. Library 50.00 over tlie change In appearance of apparently steins from a failure you on them again, he advises said they heard from Ken’s moth- 50.00 50.00 185.00 200.00 8. Park 30.58 friends and best of all it Is desir- on tbe part of <ir |Ver8 to under- students. er, Kate Hollinger, who recently 252.03 300.00 200.00 9. Administration 22593 able that some little penalty o f 8 i a ,Mj how much ground a car The dictionary is a great help drove her car to Spokane, Wn., 860.69 250.00 9A. Annual Audit discomfort t>e exacted from those tX)Vt,r8 id certain speeds and how in “studying” words, Marksheffel to visit a daughter. Mrs. Holllng- 300.00 300.00 10. Emergency who sponsor a centennial. It jong R iake8 them to stop, even at points out. It helps not only with er Is still on crutches, so It was 600.00 600.00 11. Fire Department 889.20 makes them feel bo much more reiatively low speeds. definitions hut also with pronun- quite a trip for her. 350.00 12. Trucks: Gas, Oil, Repairs, Insurance 350.00 120.68 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wenzel and T o ta l E x p e n d itu r e s <ien. F u n d $ 7005.00 heroic. Safety officials said they are elation and with breaking the $ 6170.00 2572.26 $ 5789.18 $ 5014.75 We are sure that before the hot continually surprised in appear- word down into syllables. sons Fred Jr. and Robert, and W ATER FUND summer days arrive the whiskers Bill Wenzel of Clackamas stopped 500.00 13. I^abor Account will disappear, either by edict of 600.00 briefly in Rufus Sunday at the 176.50 1174.20 1000.00 14. Supply Account 5000 00 committee or spouse. They will PLAQI ES WON AT 1956 SHOW IN TI1E DAI.I,EH 11Y BOYS 2875.00 George Fox home. They were en 558.25 1HÍH) 00 1800.00 15. Power Account-Pumps 764 27 have served their purpose by route to Arlington to help their 2005.13 1500 00 16. New Mains and Sewers 1500 00 151827 then. 2170.69 brother Joseph \\\>nzel and fam 1000 00 17. Sewage Disposal Sinking Fund 1000 (X ) 1000 00 ily move to Aloha where Mr. T o ta l E x p e n d itu r e s W a ter F u n d • 5800.(8) 99<M).OO 6331.04 $ 5908.27 • 6524.38 Wenzel teaches next year. He STREET FUND taught six years in Arlington as HDt'IAL SECURITY 11(H) 00 the grade school principal. 1100 00 18. Power Account, Street lights 440 00 967.33 2200 00 A man we knew died the other 19. Street and Ditch The community was saddened 2500.00 2693.76 500 00 6(H) (H) 20. Labor Account day at about 45. For twenty 190.00 Monday to see Elton Med’.er be $ 3800.00 T o ta l E x p e n d itu r e s S tr e e t F u n d 4200.00 1226.21 years he has had his wages clip ing taken by ambulance to a hos- $ 3661.09 > 4026.18 • ped hy the government <or bene D E B T S E R V IC E 200 00 fits he didn’t live long enough to 240 00 21. Interest on Bonds 103.14 275.00 1000(H) 516.60 get. He has no family. 22. Retirement of Bonds 1500.00 15(8100 2000 00 $ 1200.00 2000(X) T o ta l D eb t S e r v ic e A superior service Also In that time social secur 1740.00 1603.14 $ 2516.60 S 2275.(8» ity has helped create an inflation e< personal eHendence R E C E IP T S that reduced the value of the H UH E D U L E IV THM COSTS N O more $ 6M00 money he was permitted to take State Liquor Apportionment 600 00 156.73 613.68 604.20 70.00 License and fees home with him on payday. 7000 20(H) 7000 4500 5(HH) 00 Water rents •U n d e r the circumstances It 7500.00 3035 15 6697.5,0 5582.00 60 00 Rent of Property O 90 00 does not seem that the govern 60 00 65 00 67.50 4 0 0 0 Pacific Power & Light 434.07 ment’s program is social, ln many 434.07 403.2^ 2( h T00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 200(H) cases It isn’t security. 1400 00 No company would think of County Road Tax 1500 00 1649.12 516 32 7805.00 putting out an Insurance policy TOTAL Q 10385.(8) 3705.95 9570.12 7218.61 2000.00 A wide renqe of prices Cash on Hana that provided no benefits other 2000 00 S0S9 1 7 1765.45 $ 8803.00 ♦he! meets efl wishes TOTAL RECEIPTS 12385.00 than those that might be awarded 11793.12 $ «98-1.06 ( after 65 and certainly no com pany could make It compulsory. in i W A N Qiatp Sells DOIlds I) u
