Sherman County journal., April 21, 1961, Page 2, Image 2

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«HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO, OREGON
Published Every Friday at
Morn, Oregon
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Ht B St’ItlPTION RATES
ONE YEAR
$3.00
APRIL 21, .96.
VICTORY OF POPULISM
One day this week while delv­
ing into the insides of the old
Parry house we discovered som"
pages on the People’s Party P i­
per printed in Atlanta, Ga.. prob­
ably under the eye of Tom Wat­
son, leader of the Populists as
the members of the People’s par
ty were called.
It was not surprising to discov­
er this memory of the political
past for the house was built by
W. J. and Frank peddicord as a
residence for W. J. who taught
sch(X)l in Moro and was a candi
date for school superintendent in
1892 being defeated by Hiram
Tyree, and who made it in 1896.
After a term he became editor of
the local populist newspaper and
wrote long screeds about th?
necessity of adopting the theor­
ies of that group.
Sorrow not for the populists.
Nothing Is dead about that party
but the name. As the New Deal
and whatever new Truman called
his administration and the New
Frontier, populism goes on strong­
er than It was when William J.
Ilryan run as a Democrat advo­
cating free coinage of silver at
16 to 1.
Populists hate money (other
people’s money) and hate bus!
ness ¡mil always have some gim­
mick to make money easy for
all without going through the
trouble of earning it. Modern
populists call themselves lllx»rals
which they are not for liberals
traditionally hate government.
Back in 1893 when the pa|x?r
that started this editorlul was
printed, populists were advocat­
ing the free coinage of silver and
a graduated income tax. postal
savings hanks, government man­
agement of railroads, telephone
and telegraph, an eight hour da,
on government work, the Inltla
tlve and referendum, and a single
term for president. You see the
Populists have don«1 right well.
But the suspicion that is the
ear mark of all Populists slid
prevails. If anyone aa- money or
displays the evidence of It he is
a target for Populists who are
very sure he could not have got­
ten It without some form of dis
honesty. They are ofen poor in
money and often |>oor in more
important things.
approved
in beau*
llcy. with
ED ORE*
y night,
tre is noti
•pirit of
¡xitent a.‘
valiant
pionc
J ohn
RIDAV, APRII. 21, 1961
society
whose self appointed leaders seem
unrealistically reactk mary in po;-
itical ideas. Some ar e as socially
violent as the conn mmists they
would like to defeat, Some preach
ar. austerity not like ly to be lav-
ored by enough of t lie pampeve l
to make the reform effort prac-
ticai and thus are v /anting time
But we are very much coit­
cerned about the tea: ions why the
John Birch society is attracting
s • much attention. Recall of Earl
Warren would not appall us al­
though reinstatement of the laws
held unconstitutional by the
Warren court would lie no great
handicap to the Communists.
What we suspicion gives the
John Birch society support is the
fear and dislike of big govern­
ment and big taxes and the ap-
parent prospect of getting more
o. the same for• tiie next four
years. Communisitn is hig g<oveni-
merit and total control oif pro-
ductlon. In other words the John
Birciiers seem to be trying to ix?
individuals in a socialistic soc let y
and being rather unsuccess ful at
it.
There isn’t much need of uny
new agencies to fight communism
whose name is anathema al­
though its philosophy is gain­
ing. Some who pro,ess the most
fear of communism embrace its.
ideas so that w hat w e nee i
more than another group to fight
communism is some better under­
standing of what communism is.
This does not seem to be the role
ol the John Biren group.
But there must be an under
current of individualism and a
hidden dislike for big govern­
ment to have made this litt»?
gioup so prominent.
d care.
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OATS — - MOTORS — TRAIL­
ERS AT COST:
Evenrude
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy &.
Dot Boats. You can't lx?ut *ny
prices, must sell h / January 1.
Come in or call — terms avail-
able.
OSCAR'S SPORTING
GOODS, downtown MADRAS.
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
10 ft-
8-9c
LEGAL NOTICES
NOI K E OF S l’E< I AL
ELECTION
I N THE COUNTY
, Ol NIX COURT
‘ O| RI OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
TIIE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
It the matter of Calling a 1
Special Election Io vote )
Speehd Tax Levies tor a 1
F ive Year Period Com- )
meneiiig with the I'I mcu I 1
Year 1061-1902 for the )
I’ iii 'I mim * of Permanent )
Road Improvement
)
ORDER
XI,
of $50-
îriod ol
000.00 each year for
,itb th?
five years commencir
tax year 1961-1962 and ending
with the tax year 1965-1966, the
total levies and outlay for «a*. 1
purpose to ix? the sum of $250,-
000.00; and
It further appearing to the
Court that the matter of making
such lax levies should be submit­
ted to the legal and qualified
voters of Sherman County at a
special election.
It is hereby ORDERED that a
Special Election be held in Sher­
man County, Oregon, on Friday,
the 12th day of May, 1961, be­
tween the hours of 8:00 o’clock
A M. and 8:00 o’clock P. M. at
the regular and usual polling
places, at which special election
there shall be submitted to the
electors of Sherman County, Ore­
gon, the question of whether ad
vnlorum taxes shall lx? levied out­
side of the limitation imposed >y
section 11, Article XI, Oregon
Constitution, in the amount of
$50.(MX).00 each year for a period
of five years, commencing with
the tax year 1961-1962 and end­
ing with the tax year 1965-1966,
fot total tax levies of $250,000.00
during said five year period, the
funds to l>e provided by the said
tax levies to lie used in building.
Improving and maintaining the
permanent roads of the county.
It is further ORDERED that
tiie County Clerk, lie, and she is
hereby authorized and directed
to prepare the necessary election
notices and to cause ’he question
of said special tax levies to lie
placed on the ballot at a special
election to lx? held n Sherman
County. Oregon, on May 12, 1961.
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this
5th day of April, 1961.
Vernon I. Miller
County Judge
Lester Wilson
County Commissioner
L. E. Kaseberg
County Commissioner
description, or qualities of land,
lots or other property assessed
by the Assessor.
The ratio between assesseJ
and true cash value adopted by
the Board of Equalization pursu­
ant to ORS 309.034 is 25 percent.
It shall lie the duty of the per­
sons interested to appear at the
time and place appointed. Peti­
tions for adjustment of assess­
ments must be filed with the
Board of Equalization not later
than the end of the first week
that the Board is in session,
which date is May 12, 1961.
Clair L. Balzer
Sherman County Assessor
April 21, 28 & May 5, 1961
N o t II B <•» ANNI XI. S( HOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING
NOTH E IS HEREBY GIVEN,
in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. 17, of Sherman Coun­
ty, State of Oregon, that the
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
of said District will be held at
the schoolhouse; between the
hours of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. on
the first Monday of May, being
the 1st day of May, A. D. 196!,
foi the purpose of electing one (1)
Director for a five (5) year term.
Dated this 11th day of April,
1961.
ATTEST:
Clara E. Houston
District Clerk
Joe Heater
Chairman Board of Directors
April 14 and 21, 1961
April, 1961,
On this 5th
tiie above entit led CourtL lx?ing in
regular session for the t ransac-
tion of county business . said dav
being tiie first day (»f tl ie regula:’
April Term and the matter of
building, impro ving and maintain-
ing tiie permarlent roaris of sani
county tx?ing under eonsidei a-
tion; and
it appearing to the (’ourt that
the annual tax I y within the
constitutional lim tion is ins« if-
ficlent to furnisl the necessary
funds to build
improve and
maintain the rou
of tho coun­
ty on a permanent, sound and
lasting basis and that the general
condition of the roads is becom
ing worse each year because of
this lack of funds; and
It further appearing to the
('our, that a program should be
started immediately and lie con
tinned for ;i period of live years ,0
reconstruct and oil surface of the Marie Hoskinson
County Clerk
most heavily traveled countv
(County Court Seal)
loads from farm to market; and
1, further appearing to the NOTH 1 OF 1 N< 1:1 USB
Court that in order to carry out
Notice is liereby given that the
BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL­ such ¡1 program ad valoruin taxei Assessed Value of all property in
ERS AT COST:
Evenrude
Sherman County lias been in
ceased 25 percent over the 1960
Electric 40 A 75 HP; Bellboy A
assessed value.
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
prices, must sell by January 1.
In addition, the Assessed Value
Crtoraetrist
of Improvements in the City of
Come in or call
terms avail­
Wasco have l»een increased an
able.
OSCAR’S SPORTING
HI R. 2nd St.
GOODS, downtown MADRAS. 7 el. < XH-.V1H2 The Dalles, On».
additional 6*^ percent over 1960.
This (i’-j percent increase is due
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
to elimination of district depre­
10 ft.
8-9c
ciation allowed in prior years.
to il Agricultural loan« see FI B.
Tiie ratio between assessed an»l
of The Dalles and the Mid Col­
Lite value for 1961 is 25 percent.
umbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts.
Clair L. Balzer
6 G'
CPpresa 6-2468.
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Sherman County Assessor
Custon farming service in all
April 21. 28 & May 5, 1961
û î
Fie qualifying factor»
county to include disking, plow­
ing sluing toottliing, rodimt, com­
NOTICE of MEETING of COUN-
in funeial »ervico.
bining and seeding. Donald von
'IX UO1RD of EQUALIZATION
.lorstcl, Grass Valley, Ore tin
Notice is hereby given that on
Mon lay. May 8, 1961, the Boarl
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
01 Equalization of Sherman Coun­
appointment only. Custom cur­
tv. Oregon, will meet at the Coun­
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
ty Courthouse in Moro, Oregon,
«harp freeze. Kenny’s Market,
to publicly examine the assess­
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
for appointment.
23-tfn
STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­
plete painting and decorating
service, spray ar mush. Phone
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
A FRIFND
IN NEED
IS A FRIEND
INDEED
12th St. Verr. Camplxil and
Jack .Nut., 1.. Dalles, Or. 38tfn
LIVESTOCK f.cn - Do 11 your-
.-»elf • "Anchor Brand'' Aiiun 1,
Health Products, penicillin, an i
instruments are avulluble at
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
The Ifalles.
.50 pet hot
The Oregon Historical Society
i-i sponsoring ¡1 tour of old eamp
sites and forts in »Ids part of tin
state next week starting at The
Dalles where there was a fort in
early days, one building of which
still stands. Fort The I)alies was
established shortly after the Cay­
use« killed Marcus Whitman and
repi
was used ¡is a starting place for
I
activities against the arouse I
( ).lk
Indians.
Other forts and camps are more OR
fue»
closely related to the Civil Wjir
hull
for that conflict took federal
soldiers away from the frontier
and the west had the Job of (le­ 1 ) V
lug.
ft tiding itself against Indians It
nidi
didn't do ¡1 very good job of it
either, for Indians became mote
all Was,
unruly in the early part of the
I860« The white men were break­
1.1. BOY
ing Into their territory at a fast-
ei rate, too, Itecause they wanted
to dig for gold until It got so a
home loving Indian could hardly
chase a deer without running
tn¡
across the tracks of some pesky
an
white.
Both colors were afraid of
WI
yo
each other and therefore hatid
each other which made for several
Or
battles which Indians often won FOR
for they traveled more quietly
I* I
than did the whites, nade a nar­
rower trail and were lie,ter ac­
quainted with the country.
The tour next w«ck will in­
clude Camp Watson in Wheeler
Count ¡1st
I south of Mitchell
the outfitting of win«
WA
of the reasons for hull
that iiecame The I Fill»
lilitai
road after the nets, for it had
disappeared Camp Miurv. Camp
formation. F
Dahlgren and Camp Polk, will
6 451 1
also be on the route of the his­ or Ul CY
1
torian«.
Anvone who
would like to »’INK GOI
Yard, (loi
•I*nd a weekend driving througn
an a ctktn
eastern Oregon sunshine over
o clock. Wi
sometime historic road« to re
view some of the evidence of th»» you h ate
anne»! top
effort made a bund ns, years ago
A
i
nnnd fin n n c i’tu- p ro g n i u
llCCe.ssa ry
to
th e
fu tu re
success of live ». to» k tn en a n d
fa l iners .
II. F. Pinckney, Manager
Th e
e'.ioo. e
111 11 s t
YO l K
needs
hank
yon
u n d e rs ta n d
to
p ro p erly
se rv e Y O l’.
Our Mana ger, Mr. B. C. Pinckney, at The Dalles Branch is personally
acqtt tinted with most of you in Sherman County. He understand.;
your type of operation and is anxious to discuss your financing needs
with you now, or when you need to borrow. He invites you
t > call an»’, inspect our new modem building with drive in window
and free parking tpace.
A NEW BANK ready to serve your financing and bnnk’ng ne:d3.
Big Enough to serre von . . .
Not too hig to hnote you
THE DALLES BRANCH
CX 6
fourth & Court Street
iu n x k u n t ;
THE OREGON BANK »
W.i
SINC'K.
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I* o it T I. \ x n
F unk W
X | i * i i i I n
D « * | m > m i (
five \ear term
ORS, to lhe le«al voters of School
(in D istr ic t Of the Third Cla«*> District No. 7, of Sherman Coun-
v iit ii P IS HEREBY GIVES, ty, Stale of Oregon,
that the
in cmnpltance with Sec. 331.010
ORS to the legal voters of Schodl
District No. 23 of Sherman Coun-
tv State of Oregon, that the
ÍÑ.NT Al
HCHOOL MEETING
¿/said’district will be held at the
schoolhouse to l>egin at the hour
2 o’clock P. M. on the first Mon­
day of May, being the 1st day of
May. A. D. 1961, for the purpose
of transaction of business usual
at such meeting; and for the pur
nose of electing one member of
the board of directors for a five-
year term
* Dated this 7th day of April, 1961
ATTEST:
Eva L. Cantrall
District Clerk
A. W. Schilling
Chairman Board of Director-}
April 14 and 21, 1961
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC-
TION IN THE RURAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT «f SHERMAN COUN-
TY, OREGON, for the purpose of
electing one director at Jarge
from the Sherman County Rural
School District, and one director
from Zone 1, and one director
from Zone 3.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an election will lx* held in
e Rural School District of Sher
an County, Oregon, from 2 P. m.
!o 8 P M on May 1. 1961. The
election will lie held in each com
ponent school district at the poll-
ing places designated as follows:
Zone 1 Rufus, Rufus Elementary
NOTICE of SCHOOL ELECTION School ’ Zone 2, Wasco, Wasco Ele-
UPON QUESTION of INCREAS- mentary School; Zone 3, Moro,
l \ ( i I AN LEVY O \ ER \M<H N I Moro Elementary School; Zone 4.
LIMITED l»y SEC TION 11, ARTI- Grass Valley, Grass Valley Ele-
4 LE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION’ mentary School; Zone 5, Kent.
Notice is hereby given that an Kent, Kent Elementary School.
election will be held in School
The purpose of the election is
District No. 23 of Sherman Coun­ ar follows in each of the compon­
ty, State of Oregon, from 2 p. m. ent elementary districts (zones).
to 8 p. m. on May 1, 1961, at the
Zone 1, Rufus: Elect one direc-
schoolhouse in said school dis­ tor at large from the Sherman
trict,for the purpose of submit­ County Rural School District for
ting to the legal voters of sal I a three-year term, and one direc-
district the question of increas­ tor from Zone 1 for a three-year
ing the tax levy for the fiscal year term.
1961-1962 over the amount limit­ Zone 2, Wasco: Elect one direc
ed by section 11, article XI, of the tor at large from the Sherman
Constitution of Oregon.
County Rural School District for
The reasons for increasing such
levy are: This district has nj a three-year term.
Zone 3, Moro: Elect one direc-
base.
tor
at large from the Sherman
The amount of tax in excess
of the 6% limitation, ¡imposed o County Rural School District for
be levied for said fiscal year i } a three-year term, and one direc-
tor from Zone 3 for a three-year
$36,680.
Dated this 6th day of April, term.
Zone 4, Grass Valley: Elect on»?
1961.
ATTEST:
Eva L. Cantrall director at large from the Sher-
District Clerk man County Rural School District
for a three-year term.
A. W. Schilling
Zone 5, Kent: Elect one direc-
Chairman Board of Directors
toi at large from the Sherman
April 1 1 ami J 1. ] '.)61
County Rural School District for
NOTH E OF AN \1 AL S( HOOI. a three-year term.
Dated this fifth day of April,
I l E< I ION \ \ o MBBSING
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN, 1961.
Donald von Borstel, Chairman
it. compliance with Sec. 331.010,
ORS. to the legal voters of School Sherman County Rural School
District No. 23, of Sherman Coun­ District Board
Lynn O. Hampton, Secretary
ty, State of Oregon, that the
x \ \ i \ i . s< h o o l BLBCT1ON, Sherman County Rural School
of said District will be held at District Board
the schoolhouse; between th? April 14 and 21, 1961
hours of 2 I’. M. and 8 P. M. on
W AN T ADS
CY 6-3977 or ( Y 65293, 1205 E
CIVIL WAR CENTENNI XL
. . . first Monday of May, be.ngN oT K t o p A X M A L Ht HOOL
outside ment rolls for said County of the st day of May. A. D. 1961 ELKCTIOX and MKBTING
by sec- Sherman, for the year 1961, and h , the purpose of electing one
NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN,
m C011- to correct all errors in valuation, member of the board of directors in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
vied seri
I iistn .m, r ( orpo ration • Memhrr Frilrral R c-crtr SyMrm
NOTH B «»I M HOOL BLBCT1ON
IN T ill; RURAL S< HOOL D is
TRIFT of SHERMAN COUNTY,
ORBGON, I PDN Ql EST1ON <»t
l \ RBABING TAX I EVV OVER
AMOUNT
LIMITED
by
ASSVAI. M HOOI. ELECTION
of said District will be held at the
schoolhouse; between the hours
of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. on the
first Monday of May, being the
first day of May A. D. 1961, for
the purpose of electing one direc-
tor for a five-year term.
(In District» of the Third Cla««)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. 7, of Sherman Coun-
ty State of Oregon that the
ANNUAL
SCHOOL
MEETING
of said District will be held at the
schoolhouse; to begin at the hour
of 8 o’clock P. M. on the first
Monday of May, being the First
day of May, A. D. 1961, for the
purpose of transaction of business
usual at such meeting; and elec-
tiun of one director for a flve-
year term.
L)ated this 27th day of March
1961
ATTEST: Geraldine A. Engberg
District Clerk
Malcolm McDermid
Chairman Board of Directors
April 14 and 21, 1961
'« T IC E OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
KLKUT1ON and MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
*h compliance with Sec. 331.019,
ORS, to the legal voters of Sher-
»»an County High School Dis-
trict No. CHI, of Sherman Coun-
tX.
of Oregon, that the
ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION
of said District will be held at
«»’»de schools of Rufus, Wasco,
Moro, Grass Valley, and Kent;
between the hours of 2 P. M. ani
8 P. M. on the first Monday of
May,, being the 1st day of May,
A D. 1961, for the purpose of
electing one director for a five-
>ear teri» fro>» Zone 3 (Moro).
this 12th day of April,
PJ61-
ATTEST:
Marjorie K. Marvin
District Clerk
Charles O. Burnet
Chairman Board of Directors
April 14 and 21, 1961
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will present
to the COMMON COUNCIL of the
City of Moro, Oregon, at its regu-
ular meeting to be held in the
City Hall at Moro, Oregon, at 8:00
o’clock P. M. on Tuesday the 9th
day of May, 1961, their petition
praying for the vacation of a por-
tion of a street in the City of
Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
to-wit:
A portion of Garfield Street des­
cribed as follows, to wit: Be­
ginning at a point 30 feet due
South of the southwest corner
of Lot 4, Block 8, MOWRY’S
FIRST ADDITION to the City
of Moro, Oregon; thence due
South 36 feet; thence at a right
angle due West 37 feet; thence
at a rignt angle due North 36
feet; thence at a right angle due
East 37 feet to the point of be­
ginning.
ALFRED KOCK
_
CLARA KOCK
SEC-
1 ION II. Alt I B LB \ l . STATE NOTICE OF HEARING
CONSTITUTION
FINAL ACCOUNTING
Notice is hereoy given, that an
election will ix» held in the Rural
Scmxd District of Sherman Coun­
ty. State of Oregon from 2 P. M.
to 8 P. M. on May 1, 1961. The
lx? held i in
com-
v election
i ^ v t a w a i will
r» »*» »w.
n v each
u u il W
ill*
ponent school district at the poll-
ing places designated as follows:
Zone 1, School District No. 3.
Rufus; Rufus Elementary School
Building; Zone 2, School District
No. 7, Wasco, Wasco elementary
School Building; Zone 3, School
District No. 17, Moro, Moro Ele­
mentary School Building; Zone 4.
School District No. 23, Grass Val­
ley School Building; Zone 5,
School District No. 9J, Kent, Kent
Elementary School Building.
The purpose of the election is
to submit tothe legal
, ,, \oters
,
, af
the rural school district the
quest on of increasing the tax
levy for the fiscal year beginning
July 1 1961, over the amount
limited by Section 11, Article XI
o. t ie Constitution.
The reasons for increasing such
All persons having objections
to the final accounting of C. W.
Fields, administrator of the estate
oi I. E. Fields, deceased, shall
file same before the 2nd dav of
May, t 1961, at the
hour of 1000
.
? 1 " a’ m’ w^lc^ »s the time
fixed for settlement of said ac­
count and the County Court
' hambers at Moro, Oregon, Is the
lace fixed.
C. W. FIELDS
Administrator
DICK & DICK
The Dalles, Oregon
Attorneys for the Estate
March 31 and April 7, 14, 21, 1961
The base of the Sherman Coun-
ty Rural Sdtoo. IW rtc, U not
large enough to meet its opera-
tional cost, and the cost of the
“Estimated Local Tax Levies for
Operational Purposes’’ (Tax offset
to each of the Sherman Countv
Elementary School Districts and
to the Sherman County Hign
School District) for the 1961-1962
school year, computed by formu­
la as prescribed by law.
The amount of tax, in excess
of the six percent limitation pro­
posed to he levied by the rural
school district of Sherman Coun­
ty. Oregon, for the fiscal year be­
ginning July 1, 1961, is $70.072 01
Dated this 5th day of April. 190!
ATTEST:
Lynn O. Hamp n
Secretary. Rural School B» a*Nl
dav of' May
b
purpo«
e.Cc.tn«
to serve a 5 year
year term
term .
NOTH E of ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION and MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. 3, of Sherman Coun-
ty State of Oregon that the
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
o» said District will be held at
Pufu« School; between the hours
ol 2 P. M and 8 P M on the first
for th*»
«In District« of the Third Class)
NOTI( E IS HEREBY GIVEN,
in compliance with Sec. 331.010,
t> the legal voters of School Dis-
t a t No 3t of Sherman Count-
° f Ore8°h. that the
AN N! AL
SCHOOL
MEETING
o» Mid district will be held at
Hufus School; to begin at the hour
m
n
P
M on the “ »^
I> nday of May. being the 1st day
•<>. A. D. 1961, for the pur-
i ™ . ° f tran sattio » of husines-!
1 ua* at such meeting
Dated this i3 th day of April,
ATTEST:
Jean Brow’n
District Clerk
Donald von B
Chairman. Rural School p ird * Dr. ? . , ‘rma,n Fa> Rrackett
Directors
April 14 and 21, 1961
APnl 14, and 21, 1961