Sherman County journal., February 14, 1958, Page 2, Image 2

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tlL B R M A Jf C O U N TY JO I R N A I ,
MORO, O REG O N
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y
II
1959
P O M O N A G R A N G E M EE'IM
also an effective spray for vege­
tables to keep gophers away. Dr-
low M artin reported the Wheat.
I>eague meeting- are quite su •
cessful. They advocate a two-
price plan for m arketing wheat.
The m aster gave out the new-
pass word. Mrs. Adkisson. district
No. 4 Home Ec chairm an, invite«!
Sherm an county to a district con-
felen e at CTiettowilh Gtatlge hall
February 19 at 11 a. m. They will
have a pot luck dinner at noon.
Mrs. Johnson reminded «everyone
of the lecturer's school being held
in Corvallis and La Grande. She
also said all grange resolutions
must be in by May meeting. The
Pomona Grange will meet at the
Harlandview Grange hall May 10.
good Indeed; they were better Exemption Deductions \y asco News
The Sherm an County Pomona
eaten without cooking ano a
Grange met February 8 at the
pocket full of them would keep a
Rufus Grange hall. An excellent
By D orla N lsbet
m an’s stomach from caving in If Important To Tax
P u b lish e d E v e r y F r id a y at
program was put
by lecturer,
he were riding all day.
M oro, O regon
Mr gnd Mrs. John Robinson en- Mrs. Holland Johnson. Everyone
The style now 1« to dry prunes CLAIM A L L «E X E M P T IO N S
tertaity*«! at oi>en house Sunday enjovvd the speaker, John (. . ( ur-
Glien I.. French
Editor whole, w hether In order to sell
How many exemptions can
afterrxx»n in honor of the announ­ ry aoabuyit tru st officer from
,ud eiaaa matter at the (he pit or for purposes of sanità- claim ’
Rrit$»r»xi bi
cing of their daughter, Lois Ann the head office in the First Na­
Poatoffie* at Moro. O r »»on,
under Act
tlon
we
do
not
know.
A
dried
Each exem ption is a $000 de- E verett’s engagement.
of Conyraaa of M arch S, IH7V.
Out of tional Bank of Portland« Curry
prune is a w rinkled an unlovely Auction That is, for e» h exemp-
town
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs. spoke on Wills and Estates plan­
thing and it must be said for any tion you are allowed to make
questions
Robert Ferrell and Judy and Nan­ ning, then answ ered
dried fruit that its utility is more $600 tax free.
cy of Moro, Mr ami Mrs. Carl put to him by different ones in
im portant than Its beauty.
Exemptions determ ine the am ­
the crowd. The other part of the
The ease of transportation made ount of tax free income you ar? E verett of Rufus, Mr. an«l M rs. program was all singing
'Ixds
Sint
Olmstead
and
Ridge
of
Hood
canning more popular than d ry ­ allowed each year, and are de­
local guests. All Sing Like the Birdies Sing.”
ing. Even on camping trips it Is vised to make the tax fair bet­ River an ’ many
A rea«ling by Bill Huck, a piano
possible to take along cans of ween sing’-? persons, marrie«! cou­ Mr. and Mrs. Robinson took Lois solo by Jeannette Belshee. True
Ann
hack
to
Salem
Monday.
everything.
In the olden days ples and large and small families.
Mrs. Lloyd Godson entertained or false quiz by Holland Johnson,
that w asn’t possible for travel
You are entitle I to one exem p­ Saturday afternoon in honor of H arland McDonald an ’ Mrs. Bert
was by horseback or afoot with tion for yourself. You are entitled
her daughter Gayle’s third b irth ­ Swigart. A Valentine skit by Mr.
the food and bed packed on the to one additional exemption If, day. Present i»esi 'es Gayle s bro­ and Mrs. George Fox. Sharon Bel-
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
back. A man with a few pounds on December 31, 1957, you had at-
she doing a baton tw irling num ­
ther
Greg
were
her
grandm
other.
• • • • • • • • •
of flour, baking powder, some tain?d 65 years of age, or if you
" O F F IC IA L "C O U N TY P A P E R
Mrs. W. A. Nlsbet, Mrs. Gerald ber, Donna, Darlene and Janet • • • • • • • • •
rice, bacon, coffee and beans anti were blind.
Nisbet and Sharon, Ellen, Billy Stehlik sang "Beautiful Dream«?r"
H V B H C K IP T IO N H I T E S
a '¡»ackage of «hide apricots would
If you were lx>th 65 and blind, and Bobby, Denny Shull, Mrs.
honeymoon relay by two teams.
have
provender
for
weeks
and
if
O N E Y E A R .............................. • 2 0 °
you are entitled to two a<’«litional Ix»yal Pratt, Steven and Jeff.
All sang "Home on The Range’
he were han -y with fish rod and exemptions. You are also entitled
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Belshee w ith Mrs. Bob Belshe at the
F E B R U A R Y I I , 1958
gun, could live well—or what to exemptions on the same basis
and Mr. a n ' Mrs. I* E. Kaseberg piano. Mrs. Johnson ended her
seemed like well at the time.
for your wife, if you fik? a joint went to a Republican dinner at program w ith this thought: ‘‘He
A N N U A L IN C O M E
Dried peaches.
Well,
Well. retui n.
the Junior high sch<x>l In The who makes room in his h«?art for
WTe’ll b e t a dried peach pie cover­
If you file a separate return, Dalles where Representative W ay­ others, will himself find accom­
In the county agent's weekly ed with rich yellow cream right
modations everyw here.”
le tte r Tommy Thompson gives out of the cellar would in* good you can claim your wife’s exem p­ ne Geisy was the sjteaker.
tions only if she has no income
H arland McDonald, Pomona
Mrs. Roy Shafer an ’ Mrs. L. L.
h b a n n u a l e s tim a te of the income
even to moderns.
and was not claimed on any other Royse were gtv sts of the Pin«x?hle m aster presided at the business
of Sherman county front agri­
ta x p a y e r ’s return for 1957.
d u b when Mrs. Vern Dutton was meeting. Robert Ferrell, manager
culture. It is $8,183,700 Including
If your wife or husband die«! hostess this we« k.
of the F irst National Bank at
$5,617,000 for wheat, $1,521,000 PRICES AX'D THE < ON'SI'MER
in 1957, the additional exem ptions
Moro was present to enjoy the
The
WSCS
furnished
lunch
for
for «barley and $450,000 for cattle
It was forty years
ago and,
as the major sources of Income. more when the big Irishm an for age an ) blindness are deter­ the family of Mrs. J. R. Johnson roast beef dinner w ith all the
This Is divided among a com­ sUxxl on the streets of Grass Val­ mined as at the date of tleath, whose funeral was last Monday. trim m ings which was served at
Earl Fields underw ent surgery noon. Ferrell went to school in
paratively small part of the . oun- ley and swore eloquently but In­ ta th e r than December 31.
You are entitled to one exem p­ at The Dalles hospital last Satur­ the Wasco area so is well known
ty ’s population even Including effectively lx- ause the price of
In the.-e parts.
landlords. Income of other citi­ chewing tobacco had gone up tion for each dependent. Addi­ day.
George Fox was appointed legis­
zens is not so easily determ ined from the standard four,bits a plug tional «exemptions for old age an
blindness apply only to you and
lative chairm an. On the agricul­
hu-t wages are paid, some profits to an astronomical sixty cents.
your wife or husband, not to dep­ W A N T
ADS
ture committee were Walt Bruck-
are made by* nearly every one.
He was a practiced sw earer and endents.,
If they only made $1,500,000 the in the bright full air his voice a t­
LOST:
German Shepard
'og ert, Orlow Martin and Rolland
Each dependent m ust qualify
annual |>er capita Income of tracted a crowd. He swore by all
(Police). Please contact H R. Johnson. Mrs. Rolland Johnson
would b* that was holy and righteous and under all five of the following
Sherm an countlans
Schilling, if found. Grass Valley sa.vs Sherm an county has 100%
$4,000, a very high Income In many things that were neither . onutions:
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15-16c lecturers reports in for 1957. She
1. Dependent m ust have recei­
also sipoke of the Farm , Home
that It means something over that l«3*d never buy another,
ved ovvr one-half of his support FDR SALE: Garage with two an«i| Safety meeting she attende«!
$12,000 per family.
plug of toba>co until the price
I»untps and fivt? additional lots in Corvallis.
An effort is being S e e t h a t b o x on th e te le p h o n e p o le ? It h e lp s se v e n p h o n e
Actually It Is probable that the went back to what an honest man from you in 1957.
2. Dependent did not have over
joining in Was o. George Drin- made, to get more interest in be­ c a lls tr a v e l a t th e ?an i« o |tin e a lo n g th is o n e p a ir o f w ire s.
average |x*r capita Income Is could afford.
$600 income in 1957, besitles what
kard Jr. Moro, Ph JO 5-3512 ing safety minded.
neaner $5,(MX) and the family In­
It is our recollection that he >ou provided, unless the depen-
15-16p
The resolution committee ap­ T h a t m e a n s o n e p a ir o f w ire s is d o in g th e jo b o f se v e n !
come nearer $15,000,
did just that, quit coltl after forty «. ent was your child or stepchild
Y o u ’ll g e t a n id e a o f ho w it w o rk s if y o u th in k o f a f r e e ­
pointed
were Bill Htn k, Dean
There are some autom atic <!<•- years of eating tobacco. It was
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com­
Reynokls, Louis Sather, Orlow* w a y , w ith c a t s r u n n in g s id e by s ic e in s e p a r a te tu n e s, i o
riuctlons from this figure, the on«* way of settling the bother­ under 19 years of age, or it over
plete
painting
and
decorating
major one being income taxes. some raise in price, not that it 19 years of age, a full time stu ­
service, spray or brush. Phone M artin and Roix?rt Belshe. Rol­ c a r r y y o u r c a lls, a ea* i u r s y s te m s«*ts ini s e p a r » to
Local taxes are also high, or were j.revente 1 the raise in price, but dent, in which case the depen­
3977 or 5293. 1205 E. 12th St. land Johnson reported on sprays
la n e s , o r f r e q u e n c ie s V :<h 4
« ♦-c v :, ~*1 •
phone
dent child can earn any amount
In 1957, The cost of living Is com­ it solved his own problem.
Vern C am pdl and Jack Null, used for weed control. T here’s
He as long as you actually provide
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paratively
high
in
Sherman q u it. '
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The Dalles Oregon
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over one-half of the cost ot sup­
Wasco, Oregon
county because It lrnjx>rt« nearly
a re a s, v a in e r
a« 1^1,.¡n¿ Cv bi m g m o re v»«u » ice
W hether anyone is doing the port.
FDR SALE: Completely remodel-
• fleets each F irst and Third
everything Its citizens use and same thing in these days of mild
to m o re p eo p le.
3. Depenikmt is not claim ed by
ed 2 bedroom home in Moro.
the cost of doctoring and en te r­ re ession is a m atter of specula­
T u e sd a y s
call JD 5-3602 or JO 5-3528.
tainm ent is high because of tra ­ tion May lx* we have not yet come any other taxpayer and «.ocs not
Elton Medler, W. M.
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vel. Major cost is the price of ma­ to a decision, or have not attrac­ hie a joint return with another
W h e n a fu se b lo w s o u t a t
Gordon H arper, Sec.
chinery for production of wheat ted too many listeners to our taxpayer. For Instance, do not
\ >r h o u s e do y o u so m e-
NEED
(
ASH.
NO
TRADE,
NO
list
a
dependent
m
arried
daugh­
R e th le h e u i (. b a p te r N o. 78 O.E.H.
which has ixvn going up while pledges of abstinence from the
t m es h a v e a to u g h tim e se e ­
TERMS DN 1 refrigerator and
wheat has l»een kept at around things that cost t«x> much. Some te r who tiles a joint re tu rn with
Meets every second
Deep Fi«?eze combination 30%
in g w h ic h o n e to re p la c e ?
Thursday each month.
$2.00 j»er bushel. The net Is prob people stop buying Iteeause they her husband. .
discount;
1
I’hllco
console
TV
I n a p h o n e office, th e g r a s s ­
4.
Dependent
must
l»e
a
k»itizcn
Visiting m em bers in­
ably not so Impressive as the think prlcv's are t«x> high; others
25% «liscount; 1 Black and
h o p p e r f u s e ( l e f t ) h e lp s
of the United States or a resi-
vited. Moro, Oregon
gross.
wait until they haven't any mon­ «.ent ot the United States, Can­
Decker 8” saw 10% «’iscount;
G e n e v ie v e P o w e ll, W . M.
so lv e t h a t p ro b le m . (A n d it
ey to buy with.
1 Blue diamond 5” saw 10% dis­
G w e n R oss, S e c re ta ry
ada, Mexico, i'he Republic of
d
o c s k in d o f lo o k lik e a
High wages, of course, make Panama or the Canal zone.
count. $10.00 trade in allowance
IN D EFENSE OF YOI’TII
g r a s s h o p p e r , d o n ’t y o u
E u r e k a L o d g e N o. 121 A .F .A A .M .
high prices easy to pay and make
for that old push mower on a
a. lH*|M*n«ient must lx? closely
th in k ? ) W hen th is fu se
Meets on the 1st and
it Is very likely a mlsconcep high prices ne essary. W hether tolated lo you or lx* anyone else
new
rotary gas or electric
3rd
Thursday
evenings
b lo w s o u t, a c o lo re d b e a d
tion to say that youth is the radi­ the konsunter gets more or less who meets re«juneinents 1, 2, 3,
mower. Other trades Invited.
each m onth. Visiting
- o u t on a m e ta l a rm .
cal period of life, it Isn’t natural for Ills money probably «lepentls ami 4 ami ha your home as his
What have you.
„ members cordially in-
So
o
u
r
p eo p le c a n s p o t it in
that It should In* so.
It is most on som ething else In the long
RANCH and HOME STORE,
principal place of alxxie ami was
vited to meet with us.
a jiffy . L ittle t h in g s lik e
often a period of «conformity. run. He handles mute money a members ot your household,
Moro.
15c
' '
Joe Heater, W. M.
Youth w ants to do the things like w hether he gets more gixxls and even if not relate«, to you.
t ’:is sp e e d u p r e p a ir s , s a v e
EDR SALE: 1955 hardtop Ford. C lyde G llU nor, S e c re ta ry
they are Itelng dotx»— not by their services is a m atter of his per­
tim e w h e n m in u te s c o u n t.
It the dependent has worked
|)«>ug Aliev, Phone G1 2-5558. H A R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E
parents who aeent trem endously sonal financing.
part
time
ami
earned
less
than
14-15c M ee ts F ir s t an d T h ir d M o n d a y s
old—.hut by other youth.
Weather —
Thus high n hool youngsters The Lane county argum ent over $ooo in 1957 or was your child FDR SALE I'xxl Portable Wt*e«l- ea«'h m o n th a t 8 p. nt.
O rlow M artin , M a ster
mimic college boys an«i girls an ' sale of some kinds of magazines under 19 or over 19 ami a stu ­
er; air com pressor single stage
Wneie does it come from
dent,
ami
incoiiu*
tax
was
with-
A g n e s lle n x o n . S e c r e ta r y
grade schoolers who call them has overstepped the bounds of
•a horse motor. Fred Dormaier
hel«i
1
1
oni
such
earnings,
the
selves Junior high sih o o !.< is
that county and become a free­
and why?
M eets 2nd a n d 4 th
i;i j . iii'»
I4p
mimic the high seh«x»l crowd. dom of tin* right to read matter. dependent should tile a tax tv-
T u esd ay s o f e a c h
“
T
h
e
U
n
c
h
a
in
e
d (¡in l« le > s ,” :i n e w p l’o g t a m in I b e
turn
to
secure
refund
of
the
tax
WANTED: Sal«*sla«ly or man to
Note the appellation J Vs to k «* c Those who want to buy such stuff
m o n th .
V isitin g
w
ithheid.
sell
M
«
N'ess
Products
part
or
ond string high « h o o l teams have always been able to find it
B ell S y s te m
S<-ienee S e n e > . V h ie b wjiis 1(9*«*nl ly
i ills w ill in m> way prevent
lull time. lUg profits. No exper- m e m b e rs w elcom e.
when a high «ch«M»l team is har.llv ami purity often means a mere
L.
G
ra
b
e
n
h
o
rs
t,
NG
you
from
also
claiming
the
ex-
te le c a s t, is now a v a i l a b l e to I «»«•;tl sc h o o ls. c lu b s a n d
ien«e ne««le«l. Will teach and fi-
a •’varsity".
lack of publicity.
V ada De.Moss, Sec.
«.uiption ior the dependent, pro-
nan«v. Box 11. Bayshore Sta.,
The pattern of yell leading is
o t h e r interest«*«! g r o u p s .
I I ,* h o u r - lo n g c o lo r film
L
u
p
in
e
R
eh
ek
a
t.
IxMige
vi«vd, ot course, that itependcnt
Oakland, 23, Calll
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as rigidly set as If in a cement LEGAL NOTICES
M oro Ix x lg e
N o. 113
meets
all
live
ot
the
conditions.
g iv e s u s th e w e a t h e r s to r y 911(1 (In* s<*¡» III if'ic p ro -
««»at.
Yell leaders are usually
PI Hl.I«' NOTICE
Il your dependent «.an <|ualify LOST 3 yearling registered H ere­ Meets 1st and 3rd
girls, and a comely lot as can be
ford heifers, branded Lazy S Tuesdays in I O O F.
The Sherm an ( ’«»unty Soil Con­ in ail other ways except that you
g r o s s in w«*athi*r l‘ore«*a>litm a n d c o n tro !. , ( ’a ll T h e
found. They jum p and yell and servation Distrl t annual meeting
over S on right side. Last seen
I'-
i
«io
not
lurntsh
over
one-halt
t»f
swish their witle sh irts aliout to will lie ix*l«l 1:15 p. m., 'i'uesilay
Hall«*.- B u s in e s s O f f ic e , ( V n J I t
an«l w e w ill a r -
at mouth of Little F erry Can­ visiting brothers are
exhort the students to gr«»at to c .il February 18. Sherm an County ills supixui then perhaps you
cordially
invited.
yon
on
Sherman
Co.
sitie
of
rang«* tin* h o o k in g o f th i a n d m n n v o . h e r e tlilc a '
endeavors. There Is a sim ilarity Courthouse, Moro. Election of su- can at range with tlu* others who
John Day. Rewanl for their re- O rlow M a rtin , N . G.
of jum ps ami sw irls and even the ix'rvisors to fill expired term s of ««»ntiitiute to his support tor you
t
io
n a l film s .
«•overy. Si-'. Seale, Condon, Ore.
L eo W a tk in s , S e c re ta ry
littk* dancing »teps are alike In A C Kaseberg an«| Charles k u \- i«> claim lha credit an\w a> umler
12c
tfn
a multiple supi>ort agreem ent—
college and high school.
pels will lx? c o n n c te d Nomina­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in complianct* with ORS 294 >05 <> _"'l 115, Onmon !.:ivv> as amend«*-!
YDC DOS T WAVE TO MOVE:
Varsity is not dem ande
nor tions of supervisors may lx* mad«.* I-or in 2120.
by C hapters 678 and 673, Oregon Laws, 1957, an Chapter 250. Dtvgon Laws. 1955, To the b?gal
Gt leu unusual or
lx»r«k*rlme
Rigltt ix your home town or
expected anti perhaps would not by ¡»etittoii signed by at least 10
voters of Sherm an County Rural School District, that a me«*t:ng will I - held in the eourthou se ix
«•«»unty we n«.*e-: ax active W at­
even be tolerated. Youth wants to land ow ners, suhm itteil to the «■uses arise and the internal reve­
Moto. Oregon, on the 5th day of March, 1959, at 10 o’cltx'k A. \1 f«»r the purpose of discussing tho
kins D«*ah*r. Make uf» to $100.0«
em ulate some one or sonic group secretary, or lx* nominated from nue buivau advises ««»nsultauon
budget for the Sherm an County Rural Seh«x»l District B«»ar«l for th«' f.-c;l y ia r lx**innir< July
with properly quahtic.. advisers
to he accepted as one of the gang the floor during the
weekly fust year. Operate from
1, 1958, and ending June 30. 1959.
Inislness t«>i those m*e«hng help.
In effect to be an adult but an meeting.
your own, home. Car or light
It U D G E T 1958 1959
This noth,* is given
truck nee«led. W rite The J. R.
» ult of their time anti not their pursant to Oregon Soil Conserva
E^TI M ATED UE( DIPT'«
p a re n ts time
Wc suspect that tion Districts Ixiw OKS 568.590
\\ at kin«« Company. 3903 Br«x»k-
Foe
For
* A * >1. KCt T.II- TN
the problem of teachers is to g,.t
Ivn Avenue, Seattle 5. W ash­
tl'-DMUAg* V>UW
eiisu»«»*R ftxna*
L* Year
2n<| Y ear
Thomas W Thompson
them to em ulate the constructive
ington.
U -16c
pretioii«« lo
p r e v io u s ot
1. Estimate«! available
ash on
Sec
re
tars
persons and groups.
tit l ’<
« m 11 ni t ear
hand at the beginning of the year
Sherntan County Soil Conserva­ ADDING MACHINE U M B E R for your ranch or farm.
if 4.120.75
for which budget is ma e.
$ 2.O0I.M
$ 3,159.17
$ 2,328.01
In all our troubles over ju v en ­ tion District.
«•«>ini»etltive mill prices. Thoren
2. Amounts to be tveeived front
ile delinquency we have failed to
O
12,550.00*
í>.¿¿7 »5*
l.um lx'r Co., Lyle, Wash. 8-tfn
o th er sources. State Reorganization
9, lOO.OO4
realize that there must lx* M,m,» NOTH E IO ( REDI I'ORS
12,JG6.62
16,610.75
3. T o ta l E stim ate«! R e ce ip t*
S 2 ’»•fUG’
TAPE
11,728.04
Adult delinquency to «tart the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
•
Custom S la u g h te rin g by a p p o in t­
♦ From Tax Levy
notion th a t youth is bod.
(The that the undersigned have Ixvn
m e n t o n ly . M eat c u ttin g , w r a p ­
E X P E N D I II l«F S
concept of Inherited sin is long ap|x«lnt«xl extx utors of the es­
E M im u ted E x p e n d itu r e * F«»i
X < t ll.ll E \p c ii< |i( t ii«-s F«»r
p in g
s h a r p freeze.
K e n n y 's
•H m t «* 'Ited ) Youth Is Imitative tate of Etta M Moore, deceased,
At Journal Office
En«*uin< Y ear C u rren t $ e a r
l*t Y ear
_...| Yoai
M ark et. G ra s s V alley, O regon.
B iii 'g f t
It learns from observation until and all persons having claims
»«••e» im i* ti»
préviens to
Call
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for
a
p
p
o
in
tm
e
n
t.
\ H o w .m i c
I > III ) IM I
It develops sufficient reasoning against the* estate are required to
1 P e rs o n a l S ervltx
< *n rent Year
$ 5,000 (X)
powers to control actions. Most present them, duly verified, with
a. Suplntem V ut’s salary
$ 6.500.IX)
«5,750.00
$ 1.500.00
1.300.00
244.25
b. Clerical
600.00
of the time It Is merely trying to vouchers attached to the under­
1,800.00
600.00
414.49
c. Superintendent's travel
600.00
579.38
got along.
signed at Mon.». Oregon, w ithin
M a rsh
d Institute, Conferetxe.
six months from the «late of the
250(H)
w o rk s h o p .
250.00
250.97
227.00
first publication ot this notice.
D R IE D P E At IIEM
300 (X)
2. Supplies and Printing
350.00
337.12
335.82
Ceclle II. Morse anti
1(H).00
300.00
3. Office Equipm ent
100.00
11.50
V\e had forgotten all about
lx*o V. Moore,
4. INistagv, Telephone
225.(X)
them until Lils week we saw a
Executors
and
Telegraph.
275.00
278.73
220.37
W indy's "Sleep M achine"
100.00
5 Elections, Publicity. Legal
150.00
picture of a package of them in C L. Gavin
96.24
81.39
225.IX)
6. Rural School Board Travel
275.00
194.70
a food a«lvertlsenient Dried pea- Attorney for Estate
206.59
6(X).(X)
7. Fixed Charges
700.00
344.37
429 82
12-15c
ches had seemed as oluolete us The I Miles, Oregon
8
Miscellaneous exp?n.*e
50.00
day nap ) T hey look fa t and con­
horse shoes
"(’•II me laijr." «ay* W indy
250.00
9
F ilm S tr ip l i b r a r y
225.00
125.00
t e n t e d ... and so does he.
In th e okl days there was d ry ­ N O T H ! «»I I I N 11
T aylor, "but it ’* fo lk s like me
4.(XX) 00
10. Music Instructor's salary
4100.00
in g o f fruit before there was can­ \ t a O i N I I N(.
»ho are r spun ib’e lor progre»*.
From where 1 sit. 1 wouldn't
Reem hursem ent Kent
750.00
AH pc: -on- having ehje. liens
ning Those who could raise fruit
950.00
« ,.««•<• *«•«- «««,» Lt* -t invention.**
call H in d , "inay." Far fio iu it.
IL Music in stru c to r’s Travel
950.00
<lrie«l it for w inter by the simple to the final ¿««counting of Vernon
12. Reorgaittzaiion Help
300 00
W indy s latest eonsista o f an It's ju st that he fo lk s at th in gs
650.00
13. Emergency
6.50.00
process of splitting it open, re­ W Dutton, executor of »I k * estate
from every possible angle and it
o ld u 1 a i io v 1 v c k , »0 i i i v d o o r
14. TOTAL E>TIM t TED
moving pit ami putting it out in of William Halma Dutton, aka
seem
*
to
do
him
good.
Windy
sprimr*. a ear b attery a ll w ired
8 I I..V H I.IN I
E X P E N l» IT l R E S
* 10.775 «0
8.2XÛ.M7
$ 8.568.87
the sun. Atop the house wus a W illiam E Dutton, aka W. E.
keeps an open mind on aU su b ­
up t«> th e hopper o f his cattle-
gtxxl place, tor it was out of the Dutton, deceased, shall file same
Summitry of Estim ated E\pen«1iture' Re eipt* m«i
h ebr uoi
jects. If you prefer b u tterm ilk to,
way of the chickens and any but before the 5th «lay of March. 1958.
Available Cash Balances.
say, a gla** «»f beer, he’s not th e
U hen th e ala rtn g »es o f f it
O. H. intpton
Hie most inquisitive cat In a few at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. in.,
$16.775 (X)
1. Total Estunatetl EXPENDITURES
t»po
to
“invent"
w
ays
of
forcing
Secretary
t ln s e s a c ir c u it o p e n in g th e
2 D ed u ct, Total Estim ated Receipt* and
days it was dry and rubbery ami which Is the tun«* fixed f«»r *ett e
his choice on you.
2.300 (M)
available cash b a la n c e
eh u te and sen d in g feed into the
could lie »’ »red away for w inter ntent of Mid account sn«i the
«
•
L.
F
14.475(H)
3. Amount Necessary to Baiun e Budget
Dried prui^Qn were common; « «»unty (. ourt Chambers at Mon»,
nt a n g <* r a u t o m a t i c a l l y . T h a
R oar ’
D ire c to r
1
4
9<>b.2â
al
year
4.
Total
Estimate»!
Levy
for
the
ensuing
rlsi
peaches les» so because they cost Oregon, is the place fixe*.
clock's set at 12, so th e c a ttle
434 25
5. Estimate?- Rebate
Burn«
\ ERNON W DI TTON
more money and were not so easy
got fed m id n igh t and noon w h ile
Amount of W arrant ln«k'bte«ine-.s on w arrant s marke«l
Bud«« Boa rd
to get. It took longer to dry the
Executor
\ \ indy sloops th e tak es a m id ­
None.
"Not paid for want of funds
bigger halves Both were cooked DICK & DICK
None
O ther indebtedness
In land C. Medler
for fruit or made Into pk»i Dried The Dalles. Oregon
None
Total Indebtedness
Chairman Budget Board
L i’pyrtoM , I f j # , l s a rò .»««*«« O r t a t 't t
apri ots were Also rare hut ver\ A ttorneys for the E state
13-16«
£ l j r r in a ti C i’iu d u 3 h » u rttal
W H A T 'S
D O IN G
From where I s it... / / Joe