I »HERMAN OOVIITY
JOURNAL, M olto. OREGON
FRIDAY FEBRV.YRY 19, 1960
much
We have about decided that
own editorial w rit ers thus indi-
J&ljrrman (Eounty ajournai
when and if Ihe papers get back
i- eating their prefer«*mce.
English
hist«
Published Every Friday ax
We wonder what we have been to no m al they could use the
a recent mat>uzine article>,
Mon», Oregon
ics are oftein missing and if it is important and space to better advantage, per-
i column about Oregon or
Edito«
ha\e about concluded that it isn't,
G iles L. F rench
ur.e of the columns remaining is Oregonians, or about government
US lh
tr'ctly non-factual and the otbe1 s government not as politics, or
has olten been Walter Lippman onie additional information about
■ ho has abandoned the people tc »he new ventures of the state.
When thi
The normal concept of a coltun-
plead
for bigger government.
troque
fifty yea
9 n w n that most oí
t -untH —
ville ’ sail
people the political writers ate of a pink*
nome dei
Dr Otis G. Perkins
jtes they juld ob- ish tinge having come of age
that by tl
when
being
a
little
communistic
ings
.of
the
rich,
w
c
'ta in the
was r. mark ci Intellectual dis
Optometrist
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L
have had ir demagogue,
They
I A s ls b c f o n fo lN
Now pven the radical Mr. Be- tinction in the colleges.
40. E. 2nd St.
s the handwriting on the merely repeat the political gossip
van
that
i
an
be
obtained
in
the
mag
I el. CY6-5M1 The Dalles, Ore.
wall
It has been there a long
time. If we fail to bee«I it we can azine and few ol them do It with
U tH U A ), U H M I i'A l’EI* look in the mirror for the cause
SIBS4 R1PTIO.N RATES
of it all. It may not be Mr. Khru
shchev that buries us; it may lie
•JNE Ì EAR
____
our
own debts.
FEBRUARY IV, IVCO
e
* tion on columnists than on their
lid the savers
You’ll find
L O W P R IC E S ,
LIVING IT l ’I*
4»F ( O L ITIM ST S
"1 would describe the central
problem tailing upon representa
tive government in the Western
world as how to persuade the pea-
pie to forgo immediate satisfac
tions in order to build up the
economic resources ot the coun
try. Let me put it in aivAher
way. How can we persuade the
ordinary man and woman that it
is worthwhile making sacrifices
in their immediate standards, or
forgoing substantial rising stand
ards, to extend capital equipment
throughout the country? This is
the problem and it has not been
solved yet.”
The above quotation is from
Mr. Aneurln Bevan as quoted by
George Schwartz in the London,
England, Sunday Times.
Mr. Bevan is a prominent mem
ber of the British Labor party
but is considered a little far to
the left to lx? the leader of it. He
has been around government long
enough to know the problems.
The same problem concerns us.
We go blithely on lx>rrowing
money, increasing the national
debt, for the pur|x»se of giving
money to various |x>litlcal groups
whose votes seem important at
the moment. Nearly every con
gressman has his pet projects
each with Its absolutely neces
sary appropriation.
Individuals,
also, are piling up debt on cars,
homes, household equipment, re
creational accessories.
When Interest rates rise a
large segment of the |M>litlcal
group makes violent protest al
though
higher Interest rates
Since the temporary consolida
tion of Portland newspapers and
the restriction of editorial pages
we have been short of columnists
material in our daily reading for
instead of the three or four each
we have lieen limited to two. The
papers have made mote restric-
top
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A 11 persons having claims
against the Estate of I>EWE If
THOMPSON, Deceased, are here
by notified to present them, wdth
the proper vouchers and duly
verified, to the undersigned, the
duly appointed, qualified and act
ing Executor of the Estate of
Dewey Thompson, deceased, at
the office of T. Lester Johnson,
Attorney at Law, Moro, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
Notice: to-wit: February 5, 1960.
Theodore Thompson
Executor
T Lester Johnson
Attorney for Executor
February 5, 12, 19, & 26, 1960
TV
V lsitln
members invited Moro. On
Imogene Halley, W. M.
Dorothy Heater Secretary
I.O|M,E
\ . I . A X. 'I
Wasco Meets First and
T h ird T uesdays. V isiting
brethern welcome.
G<
Vinton Watkins, W. M.
Elton Medler, Secretary
L upine
Reliekuh
Lodge
No.
So, when you shop
where you see the S&H Grepn
Stamp shield, you’re dollars ahead at the start.
And dollars ahead again when you redeem your
S&H Green Stamps for beautiful and useful gifts.
See them at your nearest S&H Redemption
Center or in the pages of the S&H
Green Stamp Ideabook.
Meets 2nd ami 4th d
days of ea< i month. V Í’
ing membi "ç WPleo»”
Mary Brackett, H. G.
Helen Martin, Secretary
IIAKLANDYI EXX GRANGE
Meets First and Third Mon,1;*x
each month at N:OO p, in.
H elen Bruckert, M aster
Florence Bruckert, Secretary
Eureka Lodge N ». 121
X I«'. \
Meets on the 1st and 1 ; r ‘
e .ie n
Thursday evenlni
m onth.
A
V isitin g
cordially Invited to m eet w ” x ur
Ronald Powell, W. M.
Clyde Gillmor, Secretary
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« » T A O L IS M ID
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cation, Shell NHj is in
jected directly into your
soil with special equip
ment supplied by your
Shell distributor. That
makes lots of nitrogen
available just where it
does the most good . . .
gets seeds off to a
stronger start...m eans
more bushels per acre
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profit-boosting service.
— U.S. Solai* Offha
Farm Chemical & Fertilizer Co.
WASCO MORO —
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2-5201
SHERMAN
COUNTY
RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in compliance with ORS 294 305 to 294.415 Oregon Laws as amended
by Chapter 678 ami 673, Oregon Laws, 1957, and Chapter 250, Oregon Laws. 1955, To the Legal Vot
ers of the Sherman Countv Rural School District that a meeting will l»e held in the Court House
in Moro. Oregon on the 3rd day of March. I960 at 10 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of discussing
the Budget for the Sherman County Rural School District for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1960
ami ending June 30, 1961.
B U D G E T
I960 — IMI
ESTIMATED REI EIPTS
For
For
Current Year
Ensuing Year
Our service department is quick, thorough and
willing to help you in an emergency.
N e e d b e t t e r s e rv ic e ?
Our years of truck experience can help
you ¡-.otit maUh a truck to your job.
To increase your grain yield, tse
Shell NH} as
NITROJECTION
AMMONIA*
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING,
We’ll take it in generous trade.
W a n t p ro fe s s io n a l a d v ic e ?
In crop-building nitrogen, Shell N Il3
is far richer than any other kind of
fertilizer. Helps grow healthier stands
. . . more stalks per plant
A 11 persons having claims
against the Estate of Marion
Mark Powell, deceased, are re
quired to present them with vou
chers to the undersigned, at the
office of the County Clerk of
Sherman County, Moro, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice.
The date of the first publication
of this notice is February 5, 1960.
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND, OREGON
Executor
DICK & DICK
The Dalles, Oregon
Attorneys for the Estate
February 5, 12, 19 and 26, 1960
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SHELL NHj
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
T he Sperry en d H utohineon
Any hailing
problems foüay?
O ld tru c k c o s tin g yo u ?
...when you
fertilize with
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
B ethlehem ( ’hupte« No. 78 O.E.S
T aylor
ADS
LIYKHTIM K AUCTION
l.ilin . E Nil. ILI I.O.O.F.
— Meets 1st and 1 3rd Tues-
lav
hall. 'Iran
*** sient and visit
arc cordially invite«
Floyd Haines, .’.
I/<?o Watkins, Se :retai
Meets
W ANT
FCR SALE; T D 14 with dozer;
1954 Studebakcr truck with
hydraulic lift, grain and stock
racks. Marcus Eslinger, Grass
Valley,
15-17c
FOR SALE: 3-room house in
Grass Valley, 16 x 18 ft. three
lots, bath and spetic tank in
cluded. $1250. Giles French.
WANT to make $15 to $25 in a
day? We will train and fiance
dependable man or woman, over
21, for part or full time McNess
Route work. Write McNess Co.
Box 4014, Oakland 23, Cal. 12-13
Every Saturday at The Dalles
Livestock Commission - Auction
Yard. South on New Dalles-Calif
Highway. Miscellaneous - -10:00
A. M.
LIVESTOCK--12:30
I’. M. Lunch at the yards Grade
Moi-o
day each m onth.
-A” Restaurant. Phone CY 6- FOR Agricultural loans see The
nist is that he is one whu writes
Dalis NFLA and the Mld-Colum-
4672 or CY 6-4513, The Dalles,
a column and that anyone can
Ma PCA, 4th A Court Street;
Oregon
14c tfn
qualify who can write a column.
CYpress 6-2468.
21-25
This general definition is for STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
Custom
Slaughtering
by
appoint
plete painting and decorating
tunate The public also seems to
ment only. Meat cutting, wrap»
feel that a columnists should be
service, spray or brush. Phone
ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’f
better informed and a more com
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
Market, Grass Valley, Oregor
petent and incisive writer than
12th St. Vern Campbell and
Call ED 3-2345 for appointmen
the ordinary hack. Inasmuch as
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
we miss them so little we suspect
they do not qualify except under
the broader definition.
111. REVENUE FROM LOCAL SOLID KS
11.1 District Tax Received
in year levied
15 0 Other Sources,
Miscellaneous
30. Revenue from State Sources
$ 300.00
39.0 Reorganization
Total Receipts
Beginning Net Cash Balance
$ 14,47500
$ 12,550 00
18.10
25.60
300.00
300.00
$ 17,865.00
«500.00
$ 14,493.10
2,609.94
9 12,573.60
1500 00
8 1800.00
8 18,365.181
8 17,103.01
9 16,696.35
$
Total Budget Resources
General Fund
.$ 17,565.00
At TUAI , REt'IKPTH
2n«l Y’ear
lut Year
Previous to
Previous to
Current Year Current Year
4,120.75
EXPENDI IT RES
Estimated
Ensuing year
1959-1960
Actual Expenditures For
2nd Year
1st Year
previous to
previous to
Current Year Current Year
1957-1958
1958-1959
7920 00
720 04)
300.00
400.00
250 00
120.00
110 00
$ 7.620.00
720.00
300.00
$ 6.80000
580.38
$ 6.000.00
300 00
400 00
275.00
120.00
80.00
376.01
216.20
96.75
82.33
299 99
195.40
10001
25.00
600.00
250 00
275 04)
600 00
250.00
275 00
599.63
240 60
136.60
598.72
245 60
224.55
3417 00
250 00
225.00
1050.00
925 00
25 00
100 04)
4.100.00
250.00
225.00
950 00
925.00
25.00
2(H) (8)
4,100.00
4 000 (8)
190.84
931.20
824.93
6.33
53.97
236 35
825.40
799.89
800 00
250 (8)
800 0 0
750 00
9 17,987,09
8 18,363.18»
I960-1961
See us about trucks...w e know!
1 IO PERSON XI. SERVICE
$
111 Superintendent
11 2 a. Clerical
11 2 b. Reorganization help
120 a Supplies. Office, Printing
b Postage, telephone, telegraph
141 Elections, Publicity, Bond
111 Audit
199 Travel, Superintendent
ai. General
fc» Inservice, conferences, workshop
Rural Board, Budget Comm.
214» PERSONAL SERYD E
21 2 Music Instructor
220 Music
Filin Strip Library
’><)<) a. Travel, Music Instructor
851 Fixed Charges
855 Interest, current loans
127> i Office Equipment
14«! Reimbursement Kent for
Music Program
1 • emergency
Tol.il Estimated Expenditures
Allowance
Current Year
250 00
SI MMAR1 OF ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
D I»
Cushman Equipment Co.
Moro, Oregon
Phone JO 5-3555
9
INTERNATIONA!/ TRUCKS
WORLD’S MOST COMPLETE LINEI
X \ X 11 X III I < MM II XI XN» n
1 Total Estimated Expenditures
2. Deduct Total Estimated Receipts
and available cash balance
1.800 00
3. Amount necessary to balance budget
16.187.00
4 Est imated Rei >ate
485 00
y for the
5. Toi lai Esili
Fn¡ «uing FijacalI Year
$ 16.672 00
Aïnount of Warriant in«lebteilness on warrant marked
Not i.»aid for waint of fundM
None
[>ther Indebtedne
None
Indebtednc
None
9 15.985.77
235 50
9 14.096.41
Dated February 3, 1960
Signed:
Donald von Borstel
( halrrnan. Sherman County
Rural School District Board
Lynn O. Hampton
Secretary Sherman County
Rural School District Board
Iceland C. Medler
( halrrnan. Budget Committee
Bill Jefferies
<ecretary. Budget Committee