Sherman County journal., May 16, 1958, Page 2, Image 2

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COUNTY JOURNAL,
MOHO, OREGON
FRIDAY, Muy It. 1 9 .,
mud tires.
Bids will lie re v iv e d until 8 p.
Nlr.
and
Mrs.
I^eonard
Jordan
Mr. and Mrs
S tjr r tn a n (County -In u m a i
nx.
Monday May 26 by
drove up and around Mt. Hood
Vale
Mr*, George Fox
Frank von Borstel, Clerk
May is the m onth when expec­
A proposal Is ma^e that Ore­
HulilHhnl Every Friday at
There is a band concert at Ru­ and over to Estacada, m aking the
27-8c
Grass Valley, Oregon
tations
of
a
big
crop
are
rife.
In
gon
increase
the
gas
tax
or
the
ie
Ec
loop
before
coming
home.
It
was
he
Ituf
Muro, Oregon
Grant
fus school May 16 at 7:30
All
license fee to provide funds to May the w heat heads out and
’s
day
annua
> held its anr
schools of tb? county will parti­ a beautiful day for a drive.
E d ito r
Gil«** I» Ereaeh
match federal money for the con­ grows taller and th e heads p re ­ te at the hall
after* cipate.
The 4-H elute at Rufus school NOTICE OF FINAL
pare for what is often more ker- nr n. Mrs. Waite
g u o r v a l m aMuiid eia»* l»,att»r *t th< struction of roads.
•kert, chair-
gave
a M other’s day tea Friday bE'TTIaFIMENT
The H. E. club Rufus grange
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
r«MU-ffl«a ai M oro.
O r r fo n ,
u n d « A el
W heat man.
Verily, in the building of roads nel than will m ature.
the affalr. plans serving lunches all day afternoon w ith their leaders Mrs.
i, was in cha
e t t «rt><rw ®f M»roh >. H7>
fine In May.
1
Bob Boyd1 May 16 at the grange hall.
Will Huck and Mrs. Sammy Tsu- that the undersigned executrix
For ■ the progran
OFFICIAIT" COUNTY Í* A P ETC there is no end.
of the Estate of Gladys Morrison,
At the May meeting of the Ore-
This year is no exception. Some road d
Mr »ther”.
"Though
Mr. an, Mrs. W alter Slorri en- bota. The m others met in the deceased, has filed In the County
gon highway commission enough concern is felt for the w inter Ther was a so
Trib-
>ve’s
joyed a weekend outing at the music room where all w ere pre-
County, State
projects were proposed to use up barley which has made such a ute” v Mrs. Atlee Wilson, Mrs. Rock Creek dam south of The sented corsages by their daugh- Court of Sherm an
flnai account
state and federal funds for years growth that It may not be easily W’alter \1orris and Mrs. G porge Dali«. Saturday evening Howard ters Miss Carol Armstrong, home
ani, that lhe 3rU
to come. Every speaker represent- harvested and it has leaves Fox. A readiing "W’he n M other Stew ard and W ayne Eaton came extension agent, was also pre«.nt
ay
of
June,
1958,
at the hour of
ed an area that had the crooked- enough to make a fine crop of Stays in Ba - ’ by M rs . Ha rland to join them and stay overnight, ed a corsage. The younger club
est cow trail in the entire west; hay. The w heat grew all w inter McDonah i
\ reading i « r< »wing Fishing w asn’t too good as the gave a little play called "The Wea- 10:00 o’clock a. m. has txen fixed
every one was sincere and per- and it is tall and thick and black. Old” hy ?drs. T’race Fiel s. A read- lake was carrying too much w ater, therm an”. The older group gave by said Court as the time for hear­
There Is a larger amount of ing "Morn's A pron” by Mrs. Bert The M orris’ stopped to visit Mr. a version of the fairy tale Cin- ing of objections to said report
haps every delegation thought
F V B L ISH f t s
m
oisture
in the soil than usual iwigart. The hail w
that
eventually
their
request
laborately and Mrs. Curtis Neal and family derella in ryhm e which everyone and the settlem ent thereof.
ASSOCIATION
DORIS M. COELSCH
and
this
could
te
the
te
a
t
year
would be crowned with construc­
decorated with ba ¡kets and bou- of Grass Valley on their way enjoyed, The tables w ere attrac-
Executrix
tion. Many of the plans had good ever if all go d omens remain quets of flowers e eryw here. The home.
tively decorated
in the lunch
C.
L.
Gavin
gVBHCRIPTION ItA.EH
until harve d d a rts sometime in table was covere 1 with a lace
argum ent behind them.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and room with flower centerpieces,
Users of prem ium gas now pay late July.
d o th and had a 1 ;autiful flower family of The Dalles were callers and green and white crepe paper A ttorney for Estate
ONE YEAR - .............
,!LÜ0
The big grow th, however, also arrangem ent for a centerpiece, Sunday evening at the home of stream ers. Each m other was tak- 502 U. S. Bank Bldg.,
nearly 40 cents a gallon. It may
The Dalk?s, Oregon
27-30c
carries
dangers. More fields were The honored m thers present Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byrd.
te foolish to say that 40 cents is
May 16, 1958
en to her place by h er daughter.
alxiut the lim it for unrestrained fertilized than usual (luring the were Mr Sam Br»xk for the old-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hansen Place cards w ith the m others’ IN TH E (T IK T IT COURT OF
use of motor fuel. Europeans do crop year and' before and the est, Mrs H arvey Hanson, young­
TAXES AMD POLITICH
and daughter Donna Mae and Mr names were used. The 4-H group THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
pay almost twice as much. But rainfall Is far above normal but est, Mrs. Renton Barnett for the
girls gave talks on w hat they THE ( <)l NTY OF SHERMAN
W hether or not oth er states E uropeans drive sm aller cars an I if the wind should get hot in most children, Mrs. W alter Mor­ ind Mrs. Ray Brown cranked up
h^ ,
“ J ^ ^ e y STATE 0 F OREGON, by and )
have as m uch trouble w ith taxes probably spend less for gasoline June these factors could make a ris the most grandchildren, Mrs. their jeep, p ut in a picnic basket cookies,
cakes
and
things
m vj throUgh
sta te Highway
aa Oregon o r not we do not know. than do Americans. Such a price good crop Impossible. Fertilizer Sam Brock the most great gran i of lunch an I enjoyed Sunday fish­
ing in the Maupin area. They re- had baked were offered for t e (;om m jssjoni composed of
If they do state governm ent is in takes some of the pleasures out of and rainfall have combined to children,
Mrs. S. Pearson the
m others to sample. Also a tossed C har|es H Reynolds, M. K.
a bad way.
a S u m ey spin and we tellev e make big plants that will need grandm other coming the farther- l>ort seeing their share of snakes grx?en salad made by Kay Mac- M<Iver arxl Robert B. Chess-
The difficulty in Oregon is that there Is less driving at 40 cents favorable conditions
if they are est, Mrs. Boh Morris the young­ in that vicinity.
The Rufus Grange met T hurs­ nab and Donna Stehlik wras of- man
for years the state has expended
vnAVprs than there would >be at 30.
In to m aturo a crop as big as some est gran m other present. Mrs. S.
Plaintiff,
day
night with Master George fered. The group reported they
its service» until Its
plain English there may be a lim it expect.
Pearson presided at the silver cof­
RoUand
Johnson
had
an
enjoyable
school
year
in
TH
E
UNKNOWN
HEIRS
OF )
cannot pay the cost. The natural f to the price c a r ow ners
_/ will
_
F'ox presiding.
pay. ______
fee urn and Mrs. Sam Brock at reported attending an agricultural 4-H w’ork.
ANTON C. YOUNG, Deceased; )
thing is to retrench, q u it promis­
The cost of roads has gone up
the tea table.
Several of the people of Rufus T H E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF )
meeting at the home of W alter
ing the citizen everything, cut ex­ at what we consl<k?r an Immoil-
A group of the local people me, Brockert. They planned to have took children down Saturday to MELITTA YOUNG, Deceased; )
penses, Yet, here at the end of a erate rate. This Is due to the high
Thursday night a, the home of more weeds displayed in frames attend the Cub Scout circus.
SHERMAN COUNTY, a poll )
political campaign the only can -price of road m achinery and tabor
Mr. ami Mrs. Win Roberts to give for the grange halls in the county,
The church of the Nazarene tical subdivision of the State )
didate for governor who has made in part and also because of the
a farewell p arty for the John
honored all m others present Mo- of Oregon; and ALSO ALL )
a major issue of cutting taxes is demand for a wide smooth s u r­ LOST: 100 fee, heavy ele trie cord Stehllks who are leaving for in order that more people will rec­ thers’ day with potted plants. A OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- )
•between
Fred
(
’ox
ranch
an
ognize
them
when
they
see
them.
Lew Wallace, an old- time Demo­ face for the driver to test all of
)
G rass Valley last Friday after­ Troutdale. Stehlik was employed He also reported there is a new special honor was given to the TIES UNKNOWN claiming
crat. le w hasn’t talked ail>out any­ his 2(H) plus horses.
)
Roads take
on
the
state
highway
crew
a,
Ru­
oldest
m
other
present,
Mrs.
Jean
any
righ,
title,
estate
lien
or
noon. F'inder please
notify
weed killer on the market
thing else and we suspect he has land, mop? and more every year,
)
Coxs.
28c fus and Mrs. Stehlik worked1 as
Mr. and Mrs. Tilbert B arnett of Thompson and Mrs. H arry Hy- interest in the real estate des )
made himself some votes.
and land under highways grow
dorn,
the
youngest.
cribed
in
the
amended
com-
a
w
aitress
at
D
inty’s
Cafe.
INirtland, Mr. and Mrs. Doff Brew­
On tb? other side the Republi­ no radishes. There Is a limit to WANTED. Saleslady or man to
)
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Hydorn plaint herein,
A nine jxiund and four one-half er of Hood River and Mrs. Myrtle
sell McNess Products part or
can's Mr. Gill has been advocat­ the percentage of the earth we
Defendants. )
ounce
hoy
was
born
May
4
to
Mr.
and children were here from
full
time.
Big
profits.
No
exper­
Anderson
of
Troutdale
visited
ing a sales tax. Now in Oregon it can pave.
No. 2947
ience needed. Will teach and fi­ and M IS. l a c k R eel B a t R u f u s Sunday afternoon at the home of Hinkle for the weekend visiting
lias never been popular to advo­
S I M M O N •
One would lx* foolish to say
'1
he
little
fellow
was
named
Mich­
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
nance you. W rite today. McNess
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Barnett.
cate su ;h a tax which has con­ that, he opposed a gas tax boost
TO: TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
Co. P.O. Box 14, Bayshore Sta­ ael luugene and has two older Mrs. Anderson stayed for a long- Mathleson.
sistently lx?en beaten. GUI’s Idea for any purpose or that he favor­
ANTON C. YOUNG, dacMaed
brothers.
G
randparents
are
Mr
Mrs.
Jean
Thompson
was
a
tion, Oakland 23, ('alif.
28-9p
is a sales tax for the relief of ed one. Roads already built must
1 HE I NKNOWN HEIRS OF
■4 1 >)■ «»
guest for dinner Mothers day at
»’«U’.
oth er taxes and It proves that tie lx* maintained and that cost goes FOR SALE: 1938 Dtslge Sedan,
MELITTA YOUNG, dea
the home of Mrs. Vleda Van Gaas-
isn’t much of a historian. O ther­ steadily upward. Maybe we could
needs valve work. $50. Clair
in \l.si» ALL OTHER PER
beck in Wasco.
wise he would know that new tax ­ get along with cheaper roads,
Balzer, Moro.
28c
SONS OR PARTIES UN­
The com m unity card card met
es to relieve old taxes soon grow maybe we needn’t match all the F'Olt SALE: DI C aterpillar diesel
KNOWN claiming any right,
Mon ay evening for the last meet­
to lie old taxes that the people federal money right now, maybe
title, lien or in terest in the real
with angle blade, elec, starter,
ing
this
season
at
the
home
of
vote May 16th
need relief from. It isn’t new tax all these delegations from Cham­
estate described in the amended
will sell cheap. George Black-
Mrs. Kenneth Fridley. Guest for
6» we need; it is less taxes.
com
plaint herein.
bum
e,
Rufus,
G
l
2-5565.
27-9c
bers of Commerce niu-t be disap­
the evening were Mrs. Roy Shaf­
Mr. I’nunder, another Republi­ pointed, maybe we should Im­
IN THE
NAME OF TH E
F'OR SALE: 1 large tent $15.00—
fer and Mrs. Paulen Kaseberg
STATE
OF OREGON: You are
can hopeful, has pursued a wait prove the roads we have rath er
3 step ladders, 2 extension lad­
and Mrs. M aryanne Demerla. hereby required to appear and
for
and see policy saying that a study than -build others Just now
ders $10.00, 1 kerosene heater
W inning high .prize at pinochle answ er the com plaint filed again­
is te ln g made and that the legis­ though, of.
ltut, human nature
nearly new $5.00, 1 pr. ladder
was Mrs. Morris B urnett, while st you in the above-entitled Court
lature has the first look at the being what It Is, we are sure we
jacks $7.00, 1 horse trailer will
Mrs. Elton Medler won low. Mrs.
cause on o r before the ex p ir­
tax problem In any event. His is will go on building until «»• get
hold 2 horses $65.00.
Marie
F. L. (Fritz) Watkins Vern Dutton received the travel­ am.
ation of four weeks from the date
the soundest approach to the p ro ­ to o many to use or m aintain.
Rrady, Grass Valley, Ph ED 3
ing prize. The hostess served pie of the first publication of this
blem.
2353.
27-9p
and offee for refreshm ents.
summons, to wit: On or before
Voters must get the notion out
Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
the 24th day of May, 1958.
of their heads that by getting
County Commissioner
m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap­
If you fail to so appear and
governm ent to jierform a func­ CASEY JONES
answ er, plaintiff, for w ant th ere­
LEGAL NOTICES
ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s
tion it can lie done cheaply.
It
of, will apply to the above-entitled
M arket Grass Valley, Oregon.
Today we heard tha, old song
Just isn’t so It is the most ex­
( ALL FOR BIDS
R e p u b lic a n
Call El) 3-2315 for appointm ent.
pensive way to get anything done. Casey Jones plated on a Juke
Sealed bids will be received at Court for the relief prayed for in
There is very seldom anyone in­ lx»x, no, in the baritone sw ing of WANTED: Horses to break or
the office of the clerk of School its complaint, to wit: That an
terested In getting things done by the original hu, In the half talk, train; horseshoeing. Sandy San-
District No. 9 of Sherm an County, assessm ent be made by a ju ry
modern rock aoit, Mora ih-ici .i<)">3201 t in
governm ent cheaply. As a result half whine of
Grass Valley, Oregon, for furnish­ empaneled In this action to de­
term ine the compensation to tie
ff
costs go up. W elfare, construc­ and roller. 1, was barely reeog- STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com­
ing and delivering one 24 passen­ paid by reason of the appropria-
Efficient
County
Business
tion, schools, all cost more as they nioahle.
ger school bus.
plete painting and decorating
„
.
,
tion of
real property herein
are transferred to control of lar-
Well, each generation has its
R eared in Sherman County
service, spray or brush. Phone
Bus must comply with existing sought to l)e w ndem netl and ap-
ger units of governm ent.
own songs ami efforts to revive
CY 6-3977 or CY6-5293, 1205 E.
Oregon law as to specifications propriated, and that upon pay-
Wheat Rancher
The answ er is to get govern- one are seldom successful. The
12,h St. Vern Campbell and
and special txpitpment. There are nx?nt into Court of the corn-pen«
ment costs down, taxes down, and tim e has passed. The old ballads
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38,fn
to be seven 7.50 x 20 nylon tires, sation assessed by a jury, a judg-
Oregon
I’aitl
A<l\
hv
F.
L.
W
atkln
let the Individuals perform the th.it caused grandm other to weep L IM B E R for your ranch or farm,
fonr of which are to t e snow or m ent and decree lie given vesting
in her adolescence are almost
servlces.
coinju'titive mill prices. Thoren
in the State of Oregon, by and
funny on ,1 k * lips of grand daugh­
Lum ber Co., Lyle, Wash. 8-tfn
through its State Highway Com­
ter
who
fails
to
ge,
pathos
on,
mission, fee sim ple title to the
HIOTORY
F'OR SALE: Completely rem odel­
Modern barburshop
real property descrilied as fol­
Fifty years ago, or sixty, the of them.
ed 2 bedroom home In Moro.
lows, to wit:
men and women who are respon­ songsters sound different than
Call JO 5-3602 or JO 5-3528.
A parcel of land lyigg in Lot 6,
sible for the way of life we have the original who concentrated on
12c tfn
Block 16, Sherm an Addition,
today were young. In th eir adult­ singing instead of the fancy stuff FX)R SALE An autom atic w ash­
The style now Is for car w recks,
(
lty of Grass Valley, situated in
hood they made this kind of liv­
ing machine in excellent condi­
not train wrecks.
There Is no
Section 35, Township 2 South
ing possible
tions.
Mrs
E.
FI.
Rarnuui,
Moro.
Range 16 East, W illamette Me­
They d id n ’t like the hard work association in the public mind YOU DON’T HAVE ID MOYE:
r c ia n , Sherm an County, Ore­
of growing grain so they bought tv tween a daring an I rollicking
Right in your home town or
gon, the said parcel being that
the m achinery others Invented to engineer with pride in making up
county we need an active W at­
portion of said Lot 6 Included
make it easier. Their wives didn’t ,lm ‘‘ ‘•n<l ’’ie dangers of railroad-
kins Dealer. Make up to $100.00
1
in a strip of land 45 feet in
like the dust nor the hours of Ing. In fact, there Is almost no
weekly first year. Operate from
width, lying on the easterly
cooking and sewing and when In­ danger in railroading. And if the
k
your ow n home.
Car or light
Side of the centerline of the
ventors made m achines to ease mall is late it is the governm ent’s
truck needed. W rite The J. R.
I -
•'
Sherman Highway as said high­
that burden they
were liought fault.
I
W
atkins
Company,
3903
Brook­
way has been relocated, which
ami Improved until there is littk*
lyn Avenue, Seattle 5, W ash­
center line is described as fol­
of household drudgery.
¡
lows:
ington.
27-32c
Tha heavy wagons that rum ­ 1 S E ' l l ' i m M ENT I.O W
Beginning at Engineer’s cen­
4
FDR
SALE.
Saddle
horses,
will
bled up the dusty streets m ak­
terline Station 978 + 10.23, said
trade, buy or sell. Earl Fields.
W hatever the legal reasons At­
ing chuck holes w ith their Iron
Station being 1925 feet North
Wa.«
25 8p
tires were discarded for rubber torney General Thorton has for
and 846.0 feet E ast of the W’est
the
opinion
against
Oregon
taking
tire,' vehicles that spaed over
q u arter corner of said Section
paved roads.
The faithful horse a loan from the federal govern­
35; thence South 00* 03’ 00”
HAllLANDVIKM
GRANGE
ment
,i»
shore
up
the
unem
ploy­
gave way to greasy motors The
East 2550.56 feet to E ngineer’s
Meet«
Flrwt
and
Third
S
atiiidai«
hot and steam ing kitchen became m ent com pensation fund there
center
line Station 1003 + 60.79,
an alr-condltlorusi room full of are some practical reasons again each month at H:,M» |t. ni.
the easterly line of said strip of
s,
I,
There
are
reasons
for
it.
Helen
Itruckert,
Master
machinery.
land crossing the northerly and
Florence llruckei t, Ne< i-ctar.v
None of these things is Isolated too.
southerly lines of said Lot 6 ap­
Fiver since the big war the Bethlehem < hnpter No ;s ■ i
All are a part of a trend which wc
proxim ately opposite Engin­
legislature has bi»en nicking at
may assum e is d ill going on
Meets every second
eer’s Stations 994 + 98 a n d
Perhaps what was back of I, tin* unemployment fund, giving
Phursilay each month
995 + 65, resapev tively.
Visiting members In
all wax the desire of human kuv labor moi«« concessions ami also
The tearin g s used herein are
vlteii Moro, Oregon
U» have an easier lib’, more re ­ reducing rides for employers.
based upon the Oregon Coordin­
the
Genevieve l*owell, W. M.
creation, less muscle work and W hen the recession came
ate System, N orth Zone.
Gwen Ross, Secretary
still perform the Urtsirs of haul fund quickly deteriorated until it
The -parrel of land to w*hlch
Peace coifi money. Money for
lug and changing The popularity was below the limit set for a re­
Taylor I.OlHiE A. F. A 4. M.
this description applies contains
many diflerent things: To help us
of 'p o rts tha, rcqolre hard ph> sum ption of higher rates it may
\\ asco, Oreg»»n
0.02 acre, outside of the existing
keep th t piacc, through industrial
right of way.
Klques may t»e an indication that he found that the limit of $30,-
A fleets each F*ir.-t and Third
and military strength. To help
it la not only ease that man u n oop.ooo is higher than netvssarv.
This sunions is published by
I’ue-» ays
m akt it lasting for the future,
Shipyard work boosted Ore­
order of the Honorable Edward
eta, but lelsur. in which to de
Elton Medler, W. M
through acience and education.
gon’s unemployment
fund
to
H. Howell, judge of the above-en­
\elop himself as an individual
Gordon H arper, Se>.
And tmost im portant) it takes
titled Court, made and entered
W hatever It Is the historian some $84,000,000 which was much
money saved hy individuals. Your
on the 11th <tay of April, 1958, di­
will recur« it and those who Nhid> more than Oregon needed in nor­ Lupine Itrlx-knt. I mlgr No. 11(1
Savings Bonds, as a direct invest­
It was natural and Meets 2nd and 4th
recting publication of this sum ­
h isto n will tienefit from tin un- mal times.
ment in your country*, make you a
mons once each week for four
dvOstamllng of the trend.
A i\isi to -sfH-nd tin* money in grants ruesdays of each
partner in the job of strengthening
consecutive weeks in the "The
ary is acquired »»1 doubtful value and ri¡Mes lv month.
knowledge of
Visiting
Sherm an County Journal." a
America’s
Peace
Power.
elders and the low w is,b»m.
members welcome.
new spaper published and of gen­
lh e enip|«»\crs a re , 1:ic one* Ann Miller, NG
sttrcesaful will lx , hose who In-
So buy Bonds where you bank.
eral circulation in Sherman Coun­
te rp ie l the Inforn at ion s»a gaine»! who will have toi make up the Helen Martin. Sec.
B u y th e m w h e re you w o rk ,
ty, Oregon.
correctly.
»inference and pay for tl
M«»ro Mxlge No. II j I.O.O.F.
through Payroll Savings. But buy
Date of first publication* April
Oddly, It Is the elder* who take i*‘tes. So far there is no i
Meets 1st and 3rd
it hem nou'!
25, 1958.
Mîfi/.
I art In pioneer m eetings and hl> ,o reduce any of t te» i
Tuesdays in l.O.O.F.
Date of last publication: May
to rk a l a<Koctations and they arc imyinent s rnade to ,1rose w hi hall. T ransient and
23, 1958.
some
I
inn's
i
use the fur r ) as í » re visiting brothers are
the ones who stand to gain little
Help strengthen
ROBERT Y THORNTON
;
from them Ttie young could use lief tinsi sure w hleh 1It w as no cordial’.y invited
A ttorney General of the
Intended to t e
the knowledge t lie re obtainable
America's
Peace
Pouer
Orlow Martin, N. 0.
State of Oregon
W’heth
Oregon ft IRilly bor
lax? W atkins, Secretary
L. I. IJNDAS
We cannot re,T>’nit<er a political rows the m»>ney or no, : here
Eureka I <xlgr No. 121 A.F.AAAI.
Assistant A ttorney General and
campaign In which the voters have to te changes in the m
Chief Counsel of the State
Meets
on
the
Is,
and
seemed so little Interested and ploy m en1 rates and the lav
3rd Thuraday evening*
Highway Commission
we won»ter if It could )»e a start shouht a t (1 ie sam e ,lr > be » »ver
each month. Visiting
By LESLIE B HAMPTON
hauled
ti
)
el
tow ard relegating polities to a
lose some <>f the 1loop
cordlRllv In-
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