Sherman County journal., June 19, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

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L»r a t
March I.
Al
In continue it hereafter and thus
a su re th e co u n ty of an o th e r form
Links oi
of a m u se m e n t In th e end it is
th e local citizons w ho will decide
the m a tte r by th e ir atten d an ce.
^Jo u rn al
* ■> >»l i ->!■ <*<l E v e r y F r id a y
M o ro , O r e g o n
1»7».
under
the
th a n
Act
ilways paid
r bread.
«leures.slon
E D I T O R ’ LL
J
¡don
NEW SPAPER
■h people th e value of th
eds. T he little old rece
had recen tly d id n ’t even
o rk ers w ork, nor did it
luce th e p rice of tl
e so enjoy.
P U B L IS H E R S
o iiE O
ASSOCIATION
county fair board
Tin
lerim enl. P ractical-
•ying an
in h av in g a rodeo
■stopped
r lie c a u .se o f the
in« th e
‘N E YEAR
___
rodeos
in th e area
num
ero
u
s
J U N E 19, 1939__________
w hich cau >es a sh o rtag e of p e r­
form ers us well as a sh o rtag e of
OMI’AKIHONH
custom ers, the fair hoard decided
W hen the Jo h n Day ham is to m ove tlK.* an n u a l rodeo up to
om pleted it w ill have to s t som e­ late Ju n e.
thing in excess of $300,000,000 to
It will lx; held J u n e 26-28 w ith
|udge from M cNary w hich cost a show F riday and S atu rd ay n ig n t
nore th a n th a t and T he
alles and Sunday aftern o o n , the finals.
which is approaching th a t figure. H arley 1u ck er w ill lu rn ish tlie
e<l valuation of S h er­ stock and m any of th e well know n
T he as
is around $10,000,000 nam es 111 rodeo w ill he announced
man eou
,n a tw enty p ercen t valuation as co n testan ts by th e an n o u n cer
vhich p u ts its value a t $50,000,- c u rin g the perform ance.
iu0 S herm an is one of Oregon s
A lth o u g h the board decided
¡ood ag ric u ltu ral counties a n n u ­ a g a in st in te rsp ercin g the show
ally producing enough w heat to w ith acts it has h ired a couple ot
in«* e n tire sta te and enough clow ns to w ork in the aren a and
provide lieef for Sunday has co n tracted to b ring some
buffalo to the show to give the
miners.
dam will produce electri- boys a chance to try rid in g them .
Ì he <
ò li tClevtricity is a very handy Not every one has seen h u ltalo
lung 10 have around w hen it gets an 1 Lins will be an o p p o rtu n ity .
lark and it can be used to bqju’ Also the Lane C ounty Scottish
iread and ro a st m eat. B ut us coin- hand of Bagpipers, 25 stro n g , Will
»are J to bread and m eat it is still d riv e over from E ug en e to squeak
1 gim m ick. Yet, the value of one and squeal ab o u t the gro u n d s and
lam, designed p rim a rily for pro­ give everyone a ch an ce to decide
duction ot electricity, is w orth six the old q u estio n of w h eth er b ag ­
inii s as m uch as a w hole ooun- p ip ers m ake m usic or noise.
y th at can and does raise some-
If th e show m akes m oney or
hlng as elem ental as food.
break s even it is p robable th a t
A.-, ou r clvlliaatlon progresses the fair Isiurd will be inclined to
,t I K I . O
AIM
I'A fllM
»1 B M K IP T IO N R A T E S
j
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MF'
FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1939
W HEAT PLA N
C ongress cam e close to se ttlin g
the w h eat problem and w e th in g
accidently w hen it proposed a
hill th a t w ould p e rm it farm ers
to grow all th e w h eat th e y w a n t­
ed to and receive h alf th e p arity
price for it. In stead co n g ress w ill
probably fav o r a bill th a t w ill
•(•(luce the total acreage of w heat
from 55 m illion to a som ew hat
lesser fig u re and raise th e p a rity
percentage.
T he firs t bill m entioned would
have done aw ay w ith th a t silly
15 a re b u sin ess e n tire ly b u t th e
m ore g e n e ra lly favored bill will
cu t it to 12 acres only. N one of
th e bills w ill ap p ly to th e 1959
crop, th e ch ance fo r th a t h av in g
been lost w h en congress delayed
u ntil Ju n e first.
Big w h eat farm ers should be
happy th a t a bill so good as th e
one to let him w ho w ill grow
w h ea t a n d do aw ay w ith m any
restric tio n s got as m uch at-
tio n as it did.
F ifty per ce n t
of p a rity w ould b rin g a g o v ern ­
m e n t loan of $1.12 to $1.26 and we
do n o t th in k th e p rice would go
below th a t if th e re w ere no loan
a t all. A lot of w h ea t could be
used a t th a t price. F eeders would
use it, fo reig n co u n tries would
buy it and it is probable th a t in ­
d u s try could find use for w heat
at a m o d erate price.
Besides a w h eat farm er, and by
w h eat fa rm e r w e m ean a m an
w ith land best ad ap ted to w heat
and w ith m o d ern eq u ip m en t to
farm a lot of it, w ould lx? far
b e tte r off in an ex p an d in g m ark at
th an In a re stric te d one. A t p re ­
se n t th e efficien t o p erato rs are
being h andicapped by p etty ru les
in itia te d for political ad v an tag e
and u tte rly w ith o u t reason.
rQ R
W ANT
W IL L IN G school soph, w ould
like h a rv e s t Job. Call JO 5-3611
Do It
S A V E on Roof C oating,
Y ourself,’ Buy . —
W «*--1—
holesale, call
S ta n d a rd Oil D istrib u to r. 3 3 ^ .
A pplications for th e p o sitio n of
head cook an d a s sista n t cook a t
S h e rm a n H igh School an d fo r a
p a r t tim e ja n ito r to w o rk a fte r
school and ev e n in g s w ill be re­
ceived a t th e S h erm an H igh
School office u n til J u ly 1.
32-3c
LUPINE REBEKAH
LODGE No. 116
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
Optometrist
403
6
E. 2nd St.
7 el. CY6-5362 T h e Dalles, Ore.
ADS
will give 50 year jewels
to Edna Freeman
and May Belshe Nordin
June 23 at 8:00 p. m.
at the hall
The public is invited.
good shape; also 1954 P ontiac
C atalin a w ith 1952 Okls S u p er
88 m otor. K enny R ichardson,
C ushm an
E q u ip m en t,
Moro,
Oregon.
32-4c
W A N T to m ake $13 to $25 a d a y ’
W e w ill tra in an d fin an ce de­
p endable m an o r w om an, over
21, for p a r t o r full tim e McNess
R oute w ork. W rite McNess Co.,
Bx4014, O akland 23, Calif. 3A-4p
FOR A g ricu ltu ra l loans see The
Dalis N FLA and th e Mid-Colum­
bia PCA, 4th & C ourt S treets,
T he D alles P. O. Box 243 •
CY press 6-2468.
21-25c
C ustom S lau g h te rin g by ap p o in t­
m en t only. M eat cu ttin g , w ra p ­
ping, s h a rp freeze.
K en n y ’s
M arket, G rass V alley, Oregon.
Call ED 3-2345 for ap p ointm ent.
STA T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com ­
plete p ain tin g and d ecorating
service, sp ray o r b ru sh . Phone
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
12th St. V ern Cam pbell and
Ja ck Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
FO R SA LE: W ashed san d and
g rav el a t m outh of Jo h n Day
R iver. Also road gravel. C olum ­
bia Rock P roducts, Box 688,
R ufus, Ore. Ph. R ufus 17. 2<tfn
FOR SALE: G ooseberries. I will
pick. Ph ED 3-2347
32-4c
SAVE 10%
ON FLOOR t
PRODUCTS
True
the whole
world
over
We're cutting
10% off the regular price
of any Standard Floor products you order
before July 311
Sale includes: CHEVRON WAXGLO self­
polishing wax for a lustrous, wear resist­
ant film; CHEVRON WAX FLOOR SPRAY
to seal floors and control dust; CHEVRON
SHING LE AND FLOOR O IL to renew
softwood floors; STANDARD FLOOR
HARDENER seals and hardens wood.
W H A T 'S \
•J D O I N G ;
F or a n y Standard O il product, call
K. McDonald
Wasco, Ore.
G ilb ert k-321
.Mrs. J. G riffith
Gruss V aliev , Ore.
rd ih c r £-¿21)
NOTICE OF 1959-60 BUDGET MEE11NG
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
In accordance w ith the p ro v isio n s of the “Local Budget L aw ’’ (ORS 294.305 to 294.415),
notice is hereby g iven th a t th e b u d g et com m ittee of Moro, Oregon, in com pliance w ith said law,
p rep ared and adopted on Ju n e 2, 1959, th e budget estim ates for C ity of Moro, Moro, Oregon, for th e
ensuing fiscal y ea r Ju ly
1, 1959, to Ju n e 30, 1960, us set fo rth in the accom panying schedules I, II,
111 and IV. All p erso n s
are hereby notified th a t on T h u rsd ay , the 9th c a y of Ju ly , 1959, at 8 p. m.,
In Moro, Oregon, said b u dget estim a tes m ay he discussed w ith the City Council, th e levying board
for th e City of Moro,
Moro, Oregon, and an y person su b je t to th e proposed tax levy o r tax
levies w ill be heard in
favor of o r against said proposed tax levy o r tax levies o r any p a rt thereof.
• * .,«-
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■WMiRV
T he o u tstan d in g in d eb ted n ess of the C ity of Moro, O regon, at Ju ly 1, 1959,
N A TU R E O F OBLIGATION
AMOUNT
S treet and D rain Im p ro v em en t
$3,000.00
w as as
follows:
Signed: Bill Hall, C hairm an Budget C om m ittee; Jack C ushm an, S ecretary B udget C om m ittee;
C lair Balz.cr. Ralph Busse. G eorge G eiser, Dale H arriso n , C larence H uis, A ndy Paulson, Don King,
G. Douma, K endrick Dunlap, M em bers B udget C om m ittee.
SCHEDULE I
SI MM \R ) OE ESTIM A TED E X PE N D IT U R E S , R E C E IP T S . TAX LEYIEH, FISC A L YEAR 193960
T O T A L O E A L L FUNDS
1 939-60 T A X L E V I 1’AIXT LATION
$ 19,650.00
Total E stim ateti E x p en d itu re s
19,650.00
Total E stim ateti E x jien d itu res, R eserves and T ra n s fe rs
10,910.00
D e d u c i— E s t im a t e t i R eceipt» o th e r th an 1959-60 la x es
8,740.00
A inount N ecessary to Balance thè Budget
8,740.00
’I o t a ! E e v y Needetl fo r 1959-60
7,675.00
Tax I.evies; In sid e 6% L im itatio n
NONE
O utside 6'< L im itation
1065.00
Not Suhject to 6% L im itation
SCH EDI L E II
S l MM 4 R V O E ESTIM ATED EX PEN DITI
1038 3 0 T A I LEVY CDMI’l ’TATIDN
Lx
m o r s a n d more c
1 11
O lli
SALE: 1951 Mercury 2-door,
. X
n the road, safe driving is a
i job. T ake our telephone
a rt of any telepht
installer tak es a special
Hers for t‘x am p k
fore he gets behind the
e in “del’«nsive «
y ear or truck. And to
1 of any t elepli-
■ things he’s learned, he
i sure he tloeHn’i
,. and a complete driving
i a eheck-u p ride
»re, he even has his eyes
every 2 y<*nrs. V.
, lephone people who drive
d every 3 years. (
tiing
in "defensive driving".
»any cars also get 11
e x tra cai e helps us to be b e tte r drivers and do
part to minke th e s tr < i i safer for everyone. And
w h e n we serve you safely.
elieve we :serve you I
RES R E C E IP T S , T A \ LEV I ES. FISCA L YEAR 1938-39
TOTAL OE A LL FUNDS
$ 16,510.00
Total E stim ated E x p em lltu rt‘S
16,510.00
Total E stim ate d E x p en d itu re s. R eserves and transf«?rs
8,510.00
Deduct E stim ated R eceipts o th e r than 1958-59 Taxes
8,000.00
A m o i m t N eiessary to Balance Budget
10,125.00
Total L e \\ Neisled for 1958-1»9
8,000.00
la x 1.e v i e s Inside 6‘ r L im itation
2,125.00
Not hSubject to 6% L im itation
S( III
te tu a l f»»r
A« t u a l f o r
7 1 3 6 to
6-30 37
7-1-37 t«>
6-30-38
s
$
ISO. 00
210 00
240.00
3600.00
110.00
100.00
50.00
200.00
2(X),00
$
9
E M ’EN D ITU RFN
G E N E R A L FUND
F I NI) AND C L A SSIFIC A T IO N
Est. Billiget
Ml I E III
180.00
360.00
210.00
3900.00
110.00
180.00
50.00
185.00
3(H).(X)
250(H)
A ctual f«»r
R llilttet
1958-39
S ix m o u t h s
7 -1-3 8 ,1 2 -3 1 -3 8
$
120.00
240.00
120.00
1809.38
34.69
56.65
150.25
193 9 -6 0
$
240.(X)
480.00
240.00
4200 00
125.00
500.(X)
50.00
50.00
100 10
125.00
240.00
T re a s u re r’s S alary
480.00
R eco rd er’s S alary
240 00
C ollector’s S alary
4200.00
City M aintenance Man S ala ry
125.00
Social S ecu rity
S tate In d u stria l Accident C om m ission
500.00
lOO.lX)
I lib ra ry
50.00
I’ark
600 00
A d m in istra tio n
250.00
A nnual A udit
1800.00
D um p
In su ran ce
600.00
300 00
300.00 E m ergency
500.00 F ire D ep a rtm en t
500.00
240.IX) S nking F u n d F ire T ruck
500 (X)
350.00 C ity T ru ck . Gas, Oil and R ep airs
400(H)
8 10.88.». INI
$ 73103X1
300.00
OtHl.tH)
300.IX)
600.(X)
156.87
350.00
350. tX)
123.66
6I7O3MI
S 7 0 0 3 .0 0
(UX'lX)
5lXX) tX)
5(X).tX)
1000.00
74.00
431.97
400.00
U(X)lX)
1 MX) (X)
1500 00
1000.00
t SIX) (X)
1500.00
1000.00
801.98
1 «XX) 00
OPOO.(M)
S 3800.1X1
WOO (X)
1 (XX) (X)
8
1309.97
8 73IO3X)
1 BX) (X)
■’StXi IX)
6(X).(X)
1100 00
2200 IX)
500 00
455 00
1059 09
146.46
1100 00
22(X) iX)
4(X) (X)
121X1.«X»
S 38IXI.IX)
8 1 6 6 3 .3 3
8 :l3<xi.(X)
125.00
2000 00
8 l2(Xt.<K»
39.38
2000.00
8 2O&9.38
• 17IO.IXI
8 2I23.IXI
W A T E R FUND
Ixitoor A ccount
S upply A count
P u m p an d Well S in k in g F und
P ow er A ccount
Mains an d S ew er
Sc w a p ' D isposal S in k in g F u n d
l»»t.il
l'\|H 'u d iliir« '« »
S T K R E E T FUND
P ow er S tre e t L ights
S tre et and Ditch
I a b o r A ccount
E \| h * u m u re s
D E ItT S E R I ICE
In te re s t on Bonds
R etirem n et of Bonds
T o ta l
E \| m u ilitu r e x
Each region of the
world, each period in
history, has recorded
knowledge of the art of
brewing. Authorities
have found that, while
brewing methods varied,
one ingredient remained
constant wherever beer
of exceptional quality
was made. The one
priceless ingredient
teas water.
Whether it be the British
Isles or the Continent, the
Old World or the New
. . . the character of the
brewing water is
largely responsible for
the excellence of the beer.
That is why Olympia
Beer has gained such
fame! Water that is
naturally perfect for
brewing flows from
Olympia's own artesian
wells. It is this rara
brewing water that
achieves for light
Olympia Beer good taste
that is refreshingly
different, yet always
just the same.
the one
priceless
ingredient
fts the Water
70 00
i.»(Hl (Ml
90 00
125 09
2(M) 0 0
1500.00
d a te s a n d I law a n .
Pacific Telephone
«37.41
25.00
2431 00
60 00
S«X) 00
1 (X) 00
5500.00
60 1X)
450.00
200 00
CHI IM 4TED R E t E l l e r s
s ta te L iq u o r A p p o rtio n m en t
License and fees
W ater R enta
R ent of P ro p e rty
P P A L F ran ch ise
P P A T F ra n ch ise
C ounty Rosxt Tax
8 HVtM.OO
('a sh on H and
TOT XI. R E t E IP T S
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
N otice is h ereb y given th a t the
u n d ersig ned h ave filed in the
C ounty C ourt of th e S ta te of
Oregon fo r S h erm an C ounty,
th e ir F inal A ccount as E x ecutors
of th e E sta te of Sam uel S tark
deceased, and th a t Wednesday^
the 1st day of Ju ly , 1959, a t ten
o clock A. M. of said d ay In th e
co u rt room of th e C ounty C ourt
in Moro, S herm an C ounty, Oregon
have been fixed by th e C o u rt as
the tim e and place for h earin g
objections to said F in al A ccount
and for the se ttle m en t of said
estate.
V.
Olan Stark
Executor
Hadley Stark
Executor
T. l i s t e r Johnson
A tto rn ey for E xecutors
7
30-33c
m em bers invited. Moro «
A nnabelle Kelso, W. M.
D orothy H eater, Sec re ta :
M ID G E
A . F /&
A.
t arl Tuggle, Secretary
Meet« First and Thin! Mon«
each month at 8:0« p. m.
Helen R ruckert, M aster
Horen«,* R ru«kert, HerreLai
65 00
1000 (X)
Moro
LODGE N o T lIS I.(>7
' k e ts , 1st and 3rd T
flays in I O O F- hall. T
Ment and v isiting brot
are cordially invited.
Floyd H aines. N. G.
1,0633X1
800 00
100 IX)
200 00
800 (X)
97010.00
3(XWOO
8 10,910.00
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
th a t sealed bids w ill be received
a t th e offioe of C ounty C lerk at
the C o u rth o u se in Moro, O regon,
up u n til 10 o ’clock A. M. Ju ly 1,
1959 for th e following:
F o r fu rn ish in g ap p ro x im ately
30,000 gallons m ore o r less of
diesel oil, and ap p ro x im ate ly 20,-
000 gallons m ore o r less of gaso­
line for S h erm an County; and
ap p ro x im ately 90,000 m ore o r less
of vario u s grades of h ea tin g oil,
and ap p ro x im ately 25,000 gallons
of gasoline, m ore o r less, fo r
S h erm an C ounty School D istricts
No. 3 Rufus, No. 7 Wasco, No. 17
Moro, No. 23 G rass V alley an d
S h erm an C ounty H igh School D is­
tric t for the 1959-60 fiscal y e a r as .
specified in the specifications.
S pecifications m ay be obtained
a t the office of C ounty C lerk a t
C ourthouse in Moro, O regon.
Bids w ill be opened and read
aloud a t 3:00 o ’clock P. M. J u ly
1, 1959 in the C ounty C ourt room
in th e C o urthouse in Moro, O re­
gon.
B idder shall bid a t p rice p er
gallon, less federal tax, deliv ered
in the sto rage tan k s of th e county
a t th e co urthouse, county school
d istric ts, or a t the com pany re ta il
o u tlets in th e case of c re d it cards.
Successful bidder w ill bill each
d istric t and th e county sep arately .
E ffective period sh a ll be betw een
Ju ly 1, 1959 and Ju n e 30, 1960, ex ­
cep t D istric t No. 17, Moro, effec­
tive d ate, 12-10-59 and C ounty
H igh School D istrict effective
d ate, 1-1-60.
It is fu rth e r understood th a t
fig u res in specifications a re es­
tim ates only, and the county and
each d istric t m ay purch ase m ore
o r less according to th e ir individ­
ual needs.
T he C o u rt reserv es th e rig h t to
reje ct any o r all bids.
D ated a t Moro, O regon this
12th d ay of Ju n e , 1959.
S h erm an C ounty C ourt
32-33c
1 11 »>■■.«• Rebck.dl L<Mlge~No7
fleets 2nd and 4th T
flays of each m onth. V
ing m em bers w elcom e
M ary B rackett, N. G.
H elen M artin, Secre ta ry
H 4R LA X D V IEM g r a ng e
8 2:UK).«X)
450 00
of S herm an, P ro b a te D ep artm en t
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
u n cersig n ed has been appointed
ex ecu to r of th e e sta te of H ugh A.
W hite, deceased, by th e C ounty
C ourt of th e S tate of O regon for
t t e C ounty of S h erm an , and has
qualified.
All perso n s having
claim s ag a in st said e s ta te are
hereb y notified to p re se n t the
sam e, duly verified as req u ired
by law, to th e u n d ersig n e d a t
W as.o, O regon, o r to G artn e
Brow n, 623 P ublic S ervice B uild­
ing, P o rtlan d 4, O regon, w ith in
six m o n th s from th e d ate thereof.
Dated and first published J u n e
19, 1959.
L ast publication Ju ly 10, 1959.
HAROLD L. W H IT E ,
E xecu to r
G A R T H E BROWN,
A toorney
623 P ublic S ervice B uilding
P o rtlan d 4, Oregon
33-36c
, , . Wasco- Oregon
Meets each F irs t and T]
- Tuesdays.
Doug Shull, W. M.
1100 00
1000 00
200 OO
5500 00
60 (X)
(No. 668)
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
•G y
S, III l»l 1 E IV
927
35.00
o940 lu
00 00
4 »S.15
1 AS 00
1950.33
»
Estate of Hugh A. White
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
T a y lo r
300 00
500 00
1500.00
1600.00
500.00
1000 00
8 3 . 400.00
8
LEGAL NOTICES
I-**o M aikins, Secretary
O-tf
OLYMPIA ItIW IN O COc
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C larence Higley, W. M.
Clyde Glllmor, Secretary
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