Sherman County journal., June 12, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE 2, SHERMAN COUNTY
JO U R N AL
MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, J l’Ne IX 195«
with her when Martha was prin­ reached the rc^d at Rufus which
cipal here and still remains her goes up to the Curt Tom place.
Many acres were burned, despite
daughter’s
housekeeper,
0RÍ30MS
citizens of Albany have
Publlnhrd Every Friday at
all the green weeds and bushes
Leon
Licos
and
his
two
children
petition
to
referend
the
filed
M imo , OregoM
Valerie and Wayne, who have on the grassland. The men at Ru­
»d by the recent
aw
new
F llitn l '
lived in Rufus for quite a few fus turned out to protect the
Gilè» I*. Fremii
-gr­ lature. The af-
unlai
years is moving to Roseburg buildings at Mrs. Mae Fowler’s
ftnterwj a* oaeonj ria -» m atter at th« feet
eti I ion will be to
Poeu.ffice a t Moro.
Oregon.
under Act
Licos has worked for the state place, but the fire didn t come as
aw until the people
t!
___
__ __ hold
of Cxinirroaa of M arch 8,
UTS.
highway department in Rufus and far as that. On acount of the wind,
It In November of
N A T IO N A L
has a transfer to that department the men with shovels couldr. t do
ing that some 21,000
in Roseburg. Valerie graduated much good. The WBaco fire true
Ilg u
V Ä
I J /
voters
sign.
t Y
í L L
from Sherman High in 1958, and responded to the call for help,
It will not be difficult to obtain
-re
was a student at Rufus school and was able to stop the tire at the
the signatures If there Is a little
for the years lived here, as also county road.
It seems mighty
money to spend and taxpayers
was her brother, Wayne, who is ear'y for fires to be starting, but
are
as
mad
as
they
sound
in
con­
NKWSFARIR
due to the dry spring, people will LE G A L N O TIC E S
still in grade school.
versation.
RUBLUM IR»
Mr. and Mrs. Lenoard Jordan have to be extra cautions about
There has been some public de­
took a drive over the Mt. Hood fires getting started.
ASSOCIATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
bate alwmt the wisdom of the re
loop road Sunday coming home
that sealed bids will be received
ferendum.
Portland papers are
by way of Sandy where they stop-
at the office of County Clerk at
concerned about the possibility
O l I H IA L
< <H V IA
PAPER
I>ed to pick up some luscious
the Courthouse in Moro, Oregon,
that the state will be short of
SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s
strawberries.
up until 10 o’clock A. M. July 1,
money unless the proposed tax
ONE Y E A R _____________ F3»01 bill Is aliowe<l to become law.
Give blood to the Bloodmobile, Check MULLER FARM EQUIP. 1959 for the following:
JUNE 12, »15»_______
Wednesday, June 17, from 3 to
For furnishing approximately
As for us we are not much con­
FIRST Irrigation Pipe & F it­
6:30 p. m. at the Moro Community
cerned about that.
Having the
SEXUAL
W IL L IA M W IL L IA M S
tings Balers and Haying equip­ 30,000 gallons more or less of
Presbyterian church.
state short of money is no great
ment. Tractors - Tractors & diesel oil, and approximately 20,-
THE < ENTENNIAL
Jack Lloyd, principal of Rufus
catastrophy. It might result in
Mowers. Selections and PRICES 000 gallons more or less of gaso­
1008'PX
school, took the baskethall boy?
The writer had an opportunity reduced services and we are in
line for Sherman County; and
are best.
from the Rufus grade school on a
last week, to take a pre opening favor of that.
approximately 90,000 more or less
.< c, p f / V ’C t p T O P S O F P O R T L A N D THFY OR(?AN1ZEt> C O N S TR U C TIO N O F
Mullers
The Dalles Moro
fishing trip last weekend over to
look at tlxs centennial grounds.
If taxpayers arise and stop this
32c of various grades of heating oil,
ima » N p V IL L E * ( now CANYON ) R 0 A p . « . T H f T H fL P C P F O U N D
Ck-hoco lake where they reported USED ROD WEEDERS: Intr. 12’ and approximately 25,000 gallons
First impression is obtained ft o n tax hill It will show the next leg­
-,:5 5 R 2 » « A « !
‘X W *
they had good luck fishing and a
the General Motors exhibit which islature that tax Increases are not
of gasoline, more or less, for
CHAf*M.AW.A5 0i£0PN
r - !í}«*k&RWRlí$’M M »-V'íjB
very nice camping trip. Also go­ chain dr. $90; 3-Intr. 12’ w-hltcn Sherman County School Districts
is in place, complete and ready popular and end the growth of
$375;
Cheney
12’
very
good
$150.
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/fY
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G
e
e
ilt-
L r * ?. CO (O6C)~ par'xg
ing over to the lakes fishing for
tMifore the deadline. Other private state government which Is grow­
êiLECTf? as P 5iS-
Buy a set of New Calkins on No. 3 Rufus, No. 7 Wasco, No. 17
c -j.'S MONOPOLY Ch W!V
K I
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
companies are also ready althougn ing to be u monster.
S VEVEP ÄOt'Tf LATE«.
• v i r , - - eciT
harvest terms. See our display .Moro, No. 23 Grass Valley and
Walter Morris, their son in law
»O LL C w TP BY O R E G O N
The tax bill in question elimin­
not so large. The impression fol­
p|C£,:* A a w UILI AT .A Í I A W P Í - — / , A
lot
FIRST & Madison—Muller Sherman County High School Dis­
Ö M O ftn ’ NC — WAS UOMj-
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
lows that private companies get ates the federal income tax as a
V/A5
GF n E C it.
Farm
Equip.
32c trict for the 1959-60 fiscal year as
& A C P V Ç W R l l l t ü A P A P « i'» 9
Brown and several others from
things done on time; the govern­ deduction from the state tax. It
specified in the specifications.
Rufus. The fishermen seem to 14 yr. old girl wants summer job
ment agencies are going to be reduces the rates, but is expected
Specifications may be obtained
or will baby s i t
Rosalie Es­ at the office of County Clerk at
l»e having good luck so far this
to raise some ten million dollars
rushed to get done.
linger. JO 5-3256.
31-2p Courthouse in Moro, Oregon.
season.
There Is going to be a lot to see. more than the present law and
To express the fact that a man
Rufus Personals
A fire which started presum­ FOR Agricultural loans see The
Many little known countries are most of the experts (outside of is owner of a large acreage on
Bids will be opened and read
ably at the garlwge dump of W.
Dalis NFLA and the Mid-Colum­ aloud at 3:00 o’clock P. M. July
going to have exhibit space and state employ) think It will raise which he raises cattle or sheep
By Mrs. Geo. I.. Fox
H. McDonald just west of Rufus
bia PCA, 4th & Court Streets, 1, 1959 in the County Court room
While there was nothing in them much more than ten million the word seems fitting enough.
The Dalles P. O. Box 243 • in the Courthouse in Moro, Ore­
more.
at the time of our visit there un­
But some years ago we read in
We got a little rain here last Sunday afternoon burned furious­
ly
with
the
w’
est
wind
whipping
CYpress
6-2468.
21-25c gon.
Certainly the taxpayers are go­ advertisements Uie phrase “chick­ Thursday night,
doubtedly will Ge and we are
which was
Interested In knowing what the ing to have to serve notice en ranch” and have Iwxm suspici­ enough to settle the dust and give it along at a rapid pace over the Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
Bidder shall bid at price per
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap­ gallon, less federal tax, delivered
citizens (or probably govern­ sometime that they are not go­ ous of It ever since. Then there Is tb? growing crops a lift. Moisture grasslands owned by McDonald
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s in the storage tanks of the county
ments, of Ghana, Japan, Nether­ ing to permit government to pick the “ranch” type house which is needed, a.s it has l>een dry here and then into pasture land owned
Market, Grass Valley, Oregon. at the courthouse, county school
lands ami other lands want us to their pockets any longer. It looks looks like the old fashioned for some time. The Columbia riv­ by Mra| Mae Fowler. The wind
as if little or no damage can come chicken house without even a er is up, and seems as if it is carried the flames up over the
Call ED 3-2345 for appointment. districts, or at the company retail
JMM1,
bluff, and east until it nearly STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­ outlets in the case of credit cards.
There will be exhibits by a lot from saying It now.
coat of paint.
running more water this year. A
of our own government agencies
So when we hear some one re­ stiff wind started blowing Mon­
Successful bidder will bill each
plete painting and decorating
Introducing
ferred to as a rancher we auto­ day night and continued on into
to show what they are doing or RANCHER
service, spray or brush. Phone district and the county separately.
talking about doing.
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. Effective period shall be between
There’s nothing wrong with the matically conclude that he Is some Tuesday. In some places it was
ITx* space alloted to Oregon and word “rancher” from a point of sort of a phony. This in spite of blowing dust and tumble weeds
12th St. Vern Campbell and July 1, 1959 and June 30, 1960, ex­
the counties making an exhibit Is good usage that we can think of the knowledge that there are around. It was a west wind and
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn cept District No. 17, Moro, effec­
not large but the pictures ami dis­ although our knowledge of that men who own «everal thousand a bit chilly, too.
FOR SALE: Washed sand and tive date, 12-10-59 and County
plays in place were colorful and H slight We are a user of words, acres of land and do the things
Grain Storage
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruckert
gravel at mouth of John Day High School District effective
not S menufacturer. But we don’t on It that would quality 1dm for who attended state grange last
will attract attention.
River. Also road gravel. Colum­ date, 1-1-60.
Commercial Structures
Outside and south of the old like II.
It is further understood that
lhe “ ,le-
_____________
bia Rock Products, Box 688,
week in Baker returned home
Pl parking lot Is the frontier
Rufus, Ore. Ph. Rufus 17. 27tfn figures in specifications are es­
Friday evening and were accom­
Machine
Sheds
village which looks like pictures
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panied by Mrs. Harland McDon­
FOR SALE: Gooseberries. 1 will timates only, and the county and
of such towns; the Umatilla In­
district may purchase more
Pre Cut Buildings
ald and George Fox. Later that
pick. Ph ED 3-2347
32-4c each
dians will look llk<* Indians; the
or less according to their individ­
night Mr. and Mrs. Rolland John­
Contact:
Clair
L.
Balzer
FOR SALE: Massey-Harris self- ual needs.
Omark company sawmill will du­
son got home, too. They reported
Moro, Oregon
propelled, draper, modified for
plicate old time logging and the
The Court reserves the right to
very nice weather at Baker and I'hone: Jordon 5*9633 (after 5 p. in.
hay cutting, reconditioned mo­ reject any or all bids.
little railroad train will delight
enjoyed the grange sessions.
tor, $350.00. Paul Fraser, Phone
the kids. The religious building
Dated at Moro, Oregon this
Martha Hoover stopped briefly
JO 5-3690. Moro.
32-4p 12th day of June, 1959.
will he a shock to followers of
In Rufus Tuesday morning. She
the “old time religion.”
Applications for the position of
Sherman County Court
and her mother had come up from
Leading to these exhibits Is
head cook and assistant cook at
32-33c
Portland and were on their way
what may come to I k * known as
Sherman High School and for a
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
Iowa, their home state, to
to
the Court of Confused Clowns or
part time janitor to work after \O I K F OF FINAL A< < Ol'NT
pend their summer vacation, in
Notice is hereby given that the
the Path of the Psycho Painters.
school
and evenings will be re­
the fall Martha will be dean of
as the qualifying factor*
Along It is the controversial m ur­
ceived at the Sherman High undersigned have filed in the
girls at the new I>ebanon high
in funeral service.
als. The centennial board did well
School office until July 1. 32-3c County Court of the State of
»thool, a position which she ac­
to buy the murals; jnsuple will
FOR SALE: 1951 Mercury 2-door, Oregon for Sherman County,
cepted for next year. Last year,
l>ay admission to see them and
good shape; also: 1954 Pontiac their Final Account as Executors
she taught at Irrigon. Martha Is
of the Estate of Samuel Stark,
enter the argument. 'Hie painters
Catalina with 1952 Olds Super
well known at Rufus as she taught
deceased,
and that Wednesday,
did well to I k * able to sell their
88 motor. Kenny Richardson,
here in the late thirties and then
“art". In a world so dedicated to
f homf
JIÌ4
Cushman Equipment, Moro, the 1st day of July, 1959, at ten
came hack In the middle forties
o clock A. M. of said day in the
the making of money as this one
I k V k f l l Y AVE.
to be principal. Her mother was
Oregon.
32-ic court room of the County Court
no one can say they are crazy be­
in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon
cause they were paid well. But
have been fixed by the Court as
the murals will have no meaning
the time and place for hearing
at all to normal persons.
objections to said Final Account
There will lie a string of enter-
On Main Stage!
and for the settlement of said
tattlers eoinl ng to Portland to up-
estate.
pear at the centennial. Many of
E X P O S IT IO N AR EN A
them wcmid have conx* anyway,
Olan Stark
ill show in the old
hut they
Executor
arena an d ci•nti alize public enter-
Hadley Stark
the
tainment ill one place We think
Executor
T. Lester Johnson
It will a11 ra t the interest of .ill
World-famed Skating SpeclacU
Oregonians ;ind many visitors.
Attorney for Exiecutors
30-33c
cíéljriin au C ounty J o u rn a l
I THE ALBANY REVOLT
LET US DO
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YOUR PRINTING
SHERMAN COUNTY
Journal
W ANT ADS
TIMBER LAMINATED
STRUCTURES
W H A T 'S
D O IN G
ICE-CAPADES
JU NE 1 1 - 2 4
tloLMIW H
AND
FOR
< B F .F .R S
We art' no little amused at
reading an order of the public
utility c-mmmisaloncr relating to
the railrtwnl crossing on the new
Wasvo-Coinkmi road In what the
“Spanish Hollow
order <•alls
Creek ” We Were not so amused
when tli« highu ay commission
persistei itly- an 1 Inconvetly—re
ferrod to Buck Hollow Creek
when it inc ant Buck Hollow.
w.
i n<it expect to find flex-
linds of highway iom-
nor in tl
tu itio n atte>rneys Two more |»er
trou ps we never knew,
funny to us dry land
What se
dwellers is the inability of t I k ? wet
country min-.1 to visuallz>*n hollow
A creek.
Across the
unit ii
vvheie a raincoat is
tandard equipment there are no
heblows w iliiou t water in then
Girovlty assures that.
But iri easterii On‘gimi we hav
hiblows as dry as an old topor'
tilartlni They are tbie i*esult (1
water tlti.it ran to seii yea rs an
yi
go, leav ing th<e di‘i‘1» ho
tee of Its passlni
lo
; gAUierally wa ter In ther
Tl
in the sj»ring an
«times |x>ol
re main until lat c in si
•. Th
that
Evaningti S il 5 p.m. Monday thru Saturday
9 :3 0 p.m. Sunday*
With more and more cars on the road, safe driving is a
big part of any telephone m an’s job. Take our telephone
installers for example. E -e h installer tak e s a special
course in “defensive driving” before he gets behind the
wheel of any telephone eoi.mn r. en r or truck. And to
the things he’s learned, he
m ake sure he doesn't to
•illy, and a complete driving
takes a check-up ride per
test every 2 years. \\ h t 's i tore, he even has his eyes
tested every 3 years. O ther telephone people who drive
company ears also get training in ’’defensive driving .
This e x tra care helps us to bo b e tte r drivers and do
our p art to m ake the stree ; ;afer for everyone. And
we believe we serve y o u be® u hen we serve you safely.
it tl
C o u n try A m e ric a
r « « r C fN T fN N f jU
(Ivorly Srotheri, Farlin Hutky, Homer
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July 10-16
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July 23-25
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H o u s e P a r ty
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July 26-30
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W a t e r Follies
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August 1-14
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ATOMIC ENERGY EXHIBIT
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T a k a r a z u k a B a lle t
NATIVE WILDLIFE
August 24-29
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The O re g o n S to ry
CAMEO HOME OF IDEAS
(Ceu of ZOO, muiic by Meredith WiNtee)
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September 3-17
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{roundIs and W1itch ileiunu
anee h ia liu g <calls to all
S ta l«k^ tifi)d linw nii.
P acific T elephone
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June 26-July 5
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AU persons having claims
against the Estate of Frank Med-
ler, deceased, are required to pre­
sent them with vouchers to the
undersigned at his residence
which address of such residence
is Wasco, Sherman County, Ore­
gon, within six months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice. The date of the first
publication of this notice is ¡May
21, 1959.
LELAND CARL MEDLER
.
Executor
DI(*K & DICK
I he Dalles, Oregon
Attoniey* for Estate
BBBte
Kethlehem C hapter No. 7«~O.Eu«.
fa#
every second Thurs-
.«lA, day each month.
Visiting
7 members invited. Moro Ore
Annabelle Kelso, W. M.
Dorothy Heater, Secretary
'Taylor IA)DGE A. F. ¿TA ?if7
Wasco, Oregon
y G y Meets each First and Third
Tuesdays.
Doug Shull, W. M.
__ *■ arl Tuggle, Secretary
laipTne iin»ekah~T^«rge NoTTTi
Meets 2nd and 4th Tues­
days of each month. Visit­
ing members welcome
Mary Brackett, N. G.
___^^Ij^ien^Mar^tin, Seerei-ary
>1A RI ,A N l>\ IE W <i R A N G E------
Meet« F irst and Third Mondays
each month at 8:00 p. m.
Helen Rruckert, Master
Florence BruUu-rt, HecreLiry
M«»ro LODGE NO. fl3 I.O.O.F.
Meets 1st and 3rd Tues-
C ^ O d a v s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tratv
sient and visiting brothers
are cordially Invited.
Floyd Haines. N. G.
Leo Watkins, Secretary
Eareka lo d g e No. 121 A.F.AA.M.
Meehs on the 1st and 3ro
Thursday evenings ej
month. \ ¡siting membei«
co r ially invited to meet with
Clarence Hlgley, W. M
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary