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HAGE a
«H E R M A N COUNTY J O U R N A L
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, ATRIL 28, IMI
PROCEED COURTHOUSE:
th irty years ago. T hat seems to COUNTY COURT
Moro Postm aster, $4.00; Pacific
REGULAR
M EETING
f i r m a n (fo u n t y j o u r n a l
give the printing business a soit INGS
Pow er &. Light: $55 35; City o;
A PR IL 5, 19(11
of superiority over such material
i ’ubliahtxl Every Friday at
*(p,iiiution$ as pander to mere
Minutes of regular m eeting of Moro:. $2.75; Rancn A Home
Moro, Oregon
money. ” * '
, '
March 1, 1961 and ¿pedal meet Store: $6.95; Moro Lum ber A
Editor
Gilè« L. French
iugs of March 10 and March 24. Fuel: $.65; K irk’s Plumbing A
1961 read, approved and signed. Heating. $4.00; Dale's Richfield:
Cnt»r>d M woond fi-»»* m attar *< « • ( E L ILO TARE
C laim , allowed as presvn't«! f
"
M
’
P o e to tn « at Moro.
O r r o r i.
under /
,ike against -«
.O 'I f fund
..r » l
arwl general
uonoral CIRCU1I COUKI.
som ething
o f («e^trwaa of Mareh •. K fi# __
are
Parks
road
and
John H. Newman, $35.30;
statues; only created afte» til * fund, ordered paid. Monthly fi-
SO ITO K IA L subject is dead. Celilo .5 gone. nailC|aj statem ent of county trea- COUNTY COURT:
Lester Wilson, $45 00; L. E.
ÌÒ C ÌA T IÒ N The w ater of the Columbia flows surer showing all fund balances
over the r o d s that made CelilJ as of March 31, 1961 presented, K aseberg $40.80; Vernon I. Miller
$10.40.
a barrier to everything but fisn approved and filed.
a.t quietly as if the river bottom Gasoline consum ption for month JU STICE COURT:
City of Wasco: $10.00; Pacific
was
smooth. Salmon can now get Qt yjarcn, 1961 presented, approv-
m iw if a m b
Telephone, $.25; Craig Office Sup
over th at stretch of river without ed and fded
f u b l ib m ib «
the handicap of jum ping the falls
Koad balances for March, 1961 ply: $8.78; Dunham Printing $2 •
50;
A lB O C tA H « «
oi risking an Indian’s net while presented, approved and filed,
in the preixiratory run. .
y
Thompson, County Agent W EED CONTROL:
Farm Chemicals of Oregon:
Folks came thousands of miles and q j ear of OSU appear before
OFFICIAL COUNTY P A PE R
tf| u.ltnefW the spectacular sight of court and explain budget for 1961
Moro Grain G row ers’
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
big salmon cresting the w hit? 19G2 for Extension Agents De- $20.20;
DEMOSS PARK:
$3.00 w ater at the top of tbv falls and partm ents.
ONE YEAR
Pacific Power & Light. $1.25
stared iu disbelief at w hat their
j McHale presents petition
ATRIL 28, HMil
eyes »were seeing. No more. Now gigned by Rufus residents of tin- STATE INDUS. ACCI. COMM.:
there is a dam a few miles below, satisfaction of garbage service, $52.36;
rath er a big thing in Itself but
¡j A VanGllder, Wasco, pre- INTER-COUNTY REGIONAL:
troubles
Mid-Columbia Planning Coun-
not ncasiy a s spectacular as fish gents for tax foreclosed projx?rty
in ans- in Wasco Lot 5 & 6 of Block cil: $100 00;
The world* is
going tb w a; lumping -o waten barrier
cosmic .»urge.
jjt Dunlap’s Addition to Wasco. EMERGENCY FUND:
again, in fact, has gone to war. w e r'to
Roger J. W ilhelm $185.00;
So now tfie. .government ha-» Court accepts said bid and signs
In Laos, the natives are spending
JA IL:
Russian and American ’money given the land around Celilo to deed.
Al Rasmussen: $1.20
while carrying on a fath er peace- Wasco County which lias accept-
Vernon Jones, Field Engineer
able w ar in which fatalities are ed it w ith speech ind prayer. County and City Relations Di MISCELLANEOUS:
First National Rank. $334.10;
accidental. In the Congo th e fight- There was quite a ¡xissej of land vision, Salem, meets with court:
1«
bad as It ta n tie w ith liecause Indians camped there in r e:FAS funds for Sherman Coun- Oregon State Tax Comm., $68 40,
Social Security: $170.84
weapons available.’ Aftfeiia and th e days when they- netted fish, ty and proposed read program.
France are squaring off f o r d nun N o w it is a)l .Wasoo County’«,
Keith Cazier appears before ROAD FUND:
WAGES:
or war In Cuba Castro hiwni>l>t»ik rock, abandoned buildings, aaga court re: rent on Grid Roller.
K. A. Dunlap, $153.61; Frank
entLy
repulsed the
Invasion brush It doesn’t .«moll like fish ADJOURNMENT
Jarrald More-
Bayer: $506.83;
• . r anymore;, if one were to describe
forces.
Gosson.
Lloyd
The
Israelis
an'l
tlie
process
of
cooking
salmon
on
(
R*
ME'I
IN SPE< IAL HR»- house: $457.42;
T hat isn’t all
a
battle
a
plauk
.-iiefore
-.a
cam
pfire
he
SION A PRIL 13, HMD at call of $197,06; Earl
Johnson.
$353.81:
the A rabs are set to r
Judge.
j oe Griggs, $385.67; Lee Gun-
some day; China still menaces w ould -have to do.4t . w ithout ol- County
Celilo-Biggs
Road map
pre- ne|#t $164.67; < Bankers Life &
inAis* Indonesia eftn blowYip any- factory elfecla,
•
— •— —
tun . nnd some o f the satellite«»
Culilo was where the white men sented— Alignment of Biggs sec- Casualty: $16.80; F irst National
t Hus 1» would rebel if ih e re used-Ui unload Ib e ir-b o a ts, even ,lon of Celllo-Blggs Section of n an k: $394.60; State Tax Comm.,
was a chance for victory.
.
th eir big.bateaux, and pack their HON u n s a t ^
$S5.80; Social Security, $207.56;
M .nv wars that have started
<aigo <?n .th e in backs past the ADJORl NMEN1
state Indus. Acci. Comm., $20L-
WANTED:
Livestock for Con-
It further appearing to the
signm ent, The Dalles Livestock C ourt th at a program should b i
Commission, Inc. Sale every started immediately and be con
Saturday, 12:00 Noon. For In- tinued for a period uf live years to
FOR SALE: F ir poles for corral
or stockade, 16, 18, 24 ft. long,
form ation. Ed Coles CY 6-4672, reconstruct and oil surface of the
average dia. 4”, peeled or un
or CY 6-4513. P. O Box 631, The most heavily traveled countv
peeled. See Don Shawe. (K irk’s
Dalles Oregon.
13t?n roads from farm to m arket; and
House) Moro, Ore.
26tfn «TINK-GOLDENDALE SALES
»« » « « h er appearing lo Ins
Yard. Goldendale, Wash., ha» Court that In order to carry out
FOR SALE: MOTEL— 12 u n it!
an auction every Friday at one such a program ad valorum taxei
p lu s
m anager’s apartm ent
o'clock. We have the m arket ,f should he levied serially outside
owner wishes to retire, wil
you have the livestock. G uar » the lim itation Imposed by see-
take rental property or con
anteed lop prices F rank W ink '■<"> '■ Article XI, Oregon Con
tract for part or full payment.
33c-tfn stitution, in the am ount of $50 •
Will have to see ow ner to real _ _ .
000.00 each year for a period of
ize opportunity.
H erm iston, " ■ »
80 BED OREGON state approv
^ ve years commencing w ith th?
Phone JO 7-6852.
23-6c
nursing home located in beau-
ypar 1961.1962 and ending
ELEC. ORGAN: to be sold in
tiful Hood R iver Valley, w ith with‘ thp |a x year 1965. 1966 the
this area. Will sacrifice to res
lovely fenced grounds. We ac- to tai jevies and o u tiay for s a il
ponsible party. Also spinet
cept all types of elderly cases, pU,.pOse to be the sum of $250,-
piano. Cash or term s. W rite
as well as room and board care.
(J(). an(J
Tallman Piano Stores, I n c ,
31-tfn.
It fu rth er appearing to the
Salem, Oregon.
26-28c BOATS — MOTORS — TRAIL- Court that the m atter of m a k ln j
FOR SALE: in Wasco new 3 bed
ERS AT COST:
E venrude such tax levies should be submit-
room home w ith lull daylight
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy & ted to the legal and qualified
basem ent • two lull lots • close
Dot Boats. You can't beat my voters of Sherm an County at a
to school. OI 2-5488.
26-7c
prices, m ust sell by Jan u ary 1. special election.
Come in or call — term s avail-
It is hereby ORDERED th at a
BOATS — MOTORS — TRA IL
able.
OSCAR’S
SPORTING Special Election be held in Sher-
ERS AT COST:
E venrude
GOODS, downtown MADRAS. man County, Oregon, on Friday,
Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy &
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
12th day of May, 1961, be-
Dot Boats. You can’t beat my
10 ft.
8-9 c tween the hours of 8:00 o’clock
prices, m ust sell by Ja n u ary 1.
Come in or call — term s avail
la n A T M n T T n f Q
A
an,J 8:00 o ’clock P- M. at
the regular and usual polling
able.
OSCAR’S
SPORTING uEGAL N O TIC E S
GOODS, downtown MADRAS. NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT places, at which special election
NOTICE is hereby given that there shall be subm itted to the
Also Chinook Camp Coach.
10 ft.
8-9c ;he undersigned have filed in the electors of Sherm an County, Or»*-
FOR A gricultural loans see FLBA County Court
of the State of gon, the question of w hether ad
of Tlie Dalles and the Mid-Col- Oregon
for Sherm an County, valorum taxes shall be levied out-
uinbia PCA, 4th & Court Sts. their Final Account as Adminis- side of the lim itation imposed oy
C l’press 6-2468
tfn. tra to rs of the E state of Anna M. section 11, Article XI, Oregon
fu s io n (arm ing service in all Moore- deceased, and that Wed- Constitution, In th e am ount of
1 1 , i , disking,
licVint» plot»
ninu-- a nesday,
the 31st day
each com
year m for
a period
county to Include
,
M of (f May, 196L $50,000.00
(>f fh.e yearg,
enc|ng
w |th
W ANT
ADS
ing spiing tootthing, r°^ing, conj^
bitting «nd «ceding. Donald von
Jorstel, Grass Valley, Ore tin
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING by
appointm ent ofdy.
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
sharp freeze. K enny’s Market,
Grass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
for appointm ent.
23-tfn
MISCELLANEOUS:
STATE
W
IDE
PAINT
CO.
com
Pacific I’ow er & Light: $10.86;
plete painting and decorating
City of Moro, $1.75; Pacific Tele-
service, spray or brush. Phone
phone: $7.50; F la tt’s Truck S tr
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E.
vice: $3.11;
12th St. Verr. Campbell and
GAS & OIL:
Jack Null, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn
Shell Oil Co., $277.80; Standard
Gil Co.,$31.70; Moro Grain Grow LIVESTOCK Men - Do it your
self - “Anchor B rand’’ Animal
ers: $27.00;
Health Products, penicillin, and
W EED CONTROL:
instrum ents are available at
Farm
Chemicals of Oregon:
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
$624.30;
T he Dalles.
20c tin
INSURANCE:
W. T. Balsiger ins. Agency FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, brick-
faced house daylight basement
$36.90;
built-in k i t c h e n appliances
REPAIRS:
(stove, oven, garbage disposal,
Moro (»umber & Fuel: $21.93;
1) washer), wall to wall carpet-
The Dalles Iron Works. $11.86;
ing, 2 fireplaces, recreation
Joe's Motor Service: $5.00; ()•
room, laundry room, patio, ail
Meara Supply & Imp: $2.00; Cush
landscaped, storage in garage.
man Equipm ent Company: $647.-
Call Wasco GI 2-3210.
36; M 11l<*r M otors. $ 3 0 2 1
GENERAL SU PPLIES:
agreem ents and maps to Court
an excuse fo r’small nations to tie ,raljroadh and . the- excusa for It
formed by giv in g ’ such knations»< e!4lo was fishing ground for In on alignment of Biggs Section
and certain streets in Rufus,
equal ^ representation
equal
p re se n ta tio n with /estab. ‘Bans from W arm Springs, Yaki
llshed nations. Seconding It is ttw .^ a ami -Umatilla. Surely, such a Agreements not signed by court,
M arshall plan that • distributed »‘‘e h M to a m uch background to not satisfactory.
Hwy. Comm, request approac l
money to any nation, any leader become a barren spot along a
to Fulton Canyon road from
or dictator who had the money bu*y roa‘J' -
•
tc buy a ticket to W ashington to
T h u e is» an idea in process of Kaaeberg road to changed to in
ask for it
We could use that foWUMlon thut would uaeate a tersect at a 90’ angle.
Agri-Chein low bidder on weed
money now.
»’a ,k wut of ^111,, ami a museum
Tlie world must have discipline; where could lie shown • replica « P W
some nation or group of nations o f Celilo 4n Ra .heydey together A DJOURNMENT ENSC EI >
m ust enforce discipline on small- with the artifacts of mid-Colunv CLAIMS PRESENTED AGAIN-
s i s i l l UM \ \ ( i» | \ | Y, (HO:
e r nations and population* l/ .’.t H ia,history as uuiht in-somv wav
GOM
( .I N llt t l
\\D
ROAD
has to Is- «lone bv force of arm * ,H> preserved or this generation
that is too bail i f has to -b e done
f;.lle<l the next. It is not pro- FI NDS FDIt MARCH 1961 AP-
The world Is not rea.lv to be man- P°8e<‘ f e ‘1 , »* a government PROVED APRIL 5, 1961 IFItM
OF TIIE CD! N I Y CDCRT
aged hs a democracy with every p r o je t t’d’ W smoRiereA in hu-
little group of Ignoran», towkllled reaucracy bu.t a private moseum STATE PUBLIC W ELFA RE:
$1,779.25
tax,Pie sitting
Sitting In council as e ,|i.a l. I » " ' '<* b y .palrlotld iltlzena. op-
people
REGISTRATION A?G> ELEC-
perated
for
tlie
Inf
>r;nation
of
with bigger, b etter educated,
Moro G rain G row ers: $56.06; (A L L FOR BIDS
TIONS:
Dunham Printing Co.
The City of Moro will «cc^pt
more Industrialized, fully inform visitors ppd the Jieneiit of local $9
StoneMchy.Co., $112.03; Cushman
50
ed nations. It is not healthy fo? pri/le • and ix-rfiaps profit
scaled bids until eight o clock
Equipment Co.: $18.30;
SH E R IFF'S OFFICE:
May 9, 1961 for a 1931 Ford truck
nations, nor individuals, to l)ave
Pacific Telphone: $15.80; Craig TIRES & TUBES:
used by the city is a fire truck
things they have not earned. WAR BONDS
OfficeSupply: $1.26; Moro Post- Cushman Equipm ent Co., $22.14. on the few occasions when neces
R ussia lias been more realisti •
May 1 1« th e ’ tw entieth aunt- " ,asl,'r $5ll0;
Printing:
FOR SALE: W eaner Pigs— six sary. The city reserves the right
than tills country» nas not g o iy
<’•«••
C. !..
weeks old. Right age for 4-H to reject any or all bids.
about t h e world distributing veraarv uf the start , ( the bnn.l »«««»I
Clair Balzer, recorder
money ami arm s and playing program in this country and a Roi»erts: $129.20
fan- exhibit. Lester Wilson. 26c
Santa Claus lo every penny
time d> .recall that Sherman co CLERK ’S OFFICE:
Pacific Telephone. $7 65; Craig
prince to make him arrogant an J unty m ade.the Iwsf r»-»-ord of any
Office
Supply: $1.76; Moro Post
unduly ambitious.
county in the nation ‘n the sale
Discipline among die nations* of H ixm ils-during the war. Co m aster. $10.00;
has been supplied in many way.:, operation of nearly every citizen TREA SU RER’S OFFICE:
Pacific Telephone: $5.75
There have been all kinds of coal- made this possible and it is some
♦ CAPITAL STOCK
ASSESSOR'S
OFFICE:
itlons ami .sometimes one nation thing tho county
.h ly well lx»
Pacific
Telephone:
$5.75;
Sher
alope ruled the roost and kept proud to rem em iier
* PREFERRED STOCK
international order. T he U nite 1 -Tlie nanw -has now linen enang- man County Journal: $2.00; Kll-
ham
Stationery:
$1.83;
Eugene
V.
S tates does not seem Inclined to ed to Havings Imnds which is
* MORTGAGE LCND3
accept die responsibility lx-ing more indicative -of die present Myers. $12.41
(X)UNTY
PRINTING:
o \e r fllltsl with do gooderfi. Uh- function which is to encourag.-
* CONVERTIBLE BOND
Uss it does Russia will accept th • citizens to put asld- some of Sherm an County Journal, $20 67
role, maybe will take It in spite d e i r income for th? rainy day RECORD BOOKS A BLANKS:
J. L. M urray. $112 50; Mid-Col
o { ug
’
’
that comes to everyone. That is
umbia T ypew riter Co. $32.75; Re-
__________ . .
a social function.
The original W ar bonds w et? cordak Corp.: $85.10; K Ilham St a
\\ h\ inn put power in your savings, while ti n t i n g
sold
to iRt'forn\ a. military, fune tionery. $3.32; Dunham Printing:
A BIT Dr .DM II’LINF
lion .nitf th e v ’dtd. Millions of do!-
'>b'
available ineome tax advantages open in tilt’s«1
in tins office th ere Is an eight lara were seqt to the (pdcral gov- DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
T L ester Johnson. $16 50
secu rities!
day clock It is old, out of date, em inent to’ pny Tor whr materiel
PROTECTION
OF RECORDS:
obsolete, its only virttie being and the destructive implements
Itecordak Corp.: $1962
Write or Phone Collect
that 1? keeps excellent tim e which 01 war, The govern nent could
is we understand, the purpose of have gotten the m oney in other
al' clocks.
wa&s b u t any of them would
Electric clocks arc more mod have been more inflationary than
Phone 611
ern and depend op an outside the-sale of honds to citizens. In
Complete Secarities
M
lil-Columbia
Mgr.
Optometrist
agency to keep them running Lift, citizens might i.rst as well
Service, Government
W in. .1. Collin* A Co.
w hereas our clock depends oh the have isuight bonds tiecauw there
«0.* R. tn d Ht.
A Municipal Bond*, Mutual Fumi*
memory of the editor In his auxfl- was little else on tlie m arket to
TeL CYH-MUIÎ The Pulir«, (»re.
*♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ - * ♦ ♦
lary function as janitor We think s|»en<l H ioneyfor.
our eight day ckxik w ith its liuudi-
And, tt will not hurt to consld-
caps keeps as gixxl time as would er that tw enty years ago we were
The West is a man’s country—and
one attached to ’ a central |*»wer gqtag to w ar and* to rem em ber
Hermitage is a man’s drink.’’
aourcc with Ils occasional out- tlie sacrifices we made for th?
ages.
HMrun* of judgm ent that cause!
The problem is to determ ine it
th»
proper day for wlhdlng.
Makers of eight »lay »docks gave I’DDIt D»V? ’
the ow ner a gtxxl bit of leeway *
:
**
but tellable time is dependant on , Flshermyn who were not ilaun
by th«> snow that fell in th?
regularity. We hav«* trted neatly
every »lay In the fceek and h»v? {prenont} of opening day caught
settled on Wi'Hhesihty rtwuning sony? ff*it b u t.th e . re.u rn a were
as tlie Ix'st time Tha$ IS phdxitaly mostly fi iqge Jx'uefits instead of
our busiest day when We haw? fish The afternoon, so it is said,
lots of things to think about?"A vv as p.1 • a a < n t enough along
mind full of many things rah streamy pixHeoleti from the wind
stand one more 1x4ter th a n »' va .»nd the privilege of standing be-
cant mind can tohdUt* obe b u r gldc a stream full of rushing wa-
den A m atter of piental tlisciplln-} tei where the lyaves were grow
is involv'd.':
‘
i ; ,.1. ing to ipake sum m er .< shad»», the
When we glance at the bold fT/"* ah««Ing sunw ard and the
face of the elix’k high ijp pn ffl • LRU# busy with their parental
wall ami see that tlm ^ has plainly
was enougli even if the flan
gene on without it we know w? il»d |u e fe r their.habitat to that of
have ticen negl»»cllng Seth Thom th«1 mi»*, comfortable of creels
The feeling grows tha, anyone
as There is no reason to <Nill tb •
power company We own'glve wtor- who ratebgat a trout in the lower
selv»»s a talking to or tmme dthe»’ Itesrhutes Is a seixm I I ;aacWal-
reprim and Inn we cannot pa*s ton uw s the verx best flies, fl-sb-
• < at Ute rigl», time of day, Is os
the buck
S u p e r b S tra ig h t K e n tu c k y B o u rb o n
We are no little pi • mil of that m sw d oi Mi|w>rtnr ptaratorial lo
• • . A g e d to P e r fe c tio n
chx k not »»lily for it* effiiie m v gic -a n d has lots of luck, But
when properly trouted but be- some dltl <x»me home w ith trout
cause wc bought it for five dol- ,n *'*n, a frying pan long used
010 NIRMITAÙL DISIIUERY CO., LOUISVILLE. MY., $6 PROOF
lars from a defunct hank aim«»*: l »‘ O ih - common smell of bacon
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT
Bought
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
- S o ld ---- Quoted
J. W. DODD
HERMITAGE
$2.95 pt « 90 fifth
County the tax year 1961-1962 and end-
Sherm an County, ing w ith the lax year 1865-19««.
have h€1,„ f|sw | b>. th s f(), , o u , , ax
of , 250 000 0.,
f-ourt ag the tim e and place for during said five year period, the
hearing objections to said Final funds to be provided by the said
Account and for the settlem ent of tax levies to be used in building,
im proving and m aintaining the
said estate.
Collis P. Moore
perm anent roads of the county’.
A dm inistrator
It is fu rth er ORDERED th at
Roscoe E. Moore
the County Clerk, be, and she is
A dm inistrator
hereby authorized and directed
to prepare the necessary election
Lester Johnson
A ttorney for A dm inistrators
notices and to cause the question
April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 1961 of said special tax levies to be
* ( r r , ( -K
th e
OREiiON placed on the ballot at a special
W HEAT COMMISSION PUBLIC election to be held n Sherm an
BUDGET MEETING
County, Oregon, on May 12, 1961.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this
will be -r>lh day of April, 1961,
t ^at a p Up>nc m eeting
Vernon I. Miller
^e id p ursuant to ORS chapter
tj^e o regon W heat Comnus-
County Judge
Lester Wilson
sion Act, in the Supreme Court
County Commissioner
Room, Umatilla C’ounty Court
L. E. Kaseberg
House, Pendleton, Oregon on Mav
County Commissioner
is, 1961, front 1:30 p. m. to 3:30
p. m. upon a proposed budget for Marie Hoskinson
County Clerk
operation of the W heat Cominis-
(County Court Seal)
sion during the fiscal year July 1,
1961 to June 30, 1962.
At this m eeting any producer of NOTICE OF INCREAHrJ
w heat in Oregon has a right to ite
Notice is hereby given that the
heard w ith respect to the pro- Assessed Value of all property in
posed budget, a copy of which is Sherm an County has * been I in
avadabic for inspection unde»- creased 25 percent o’ er the 1960
19
reasonable circum stances - in the
• assessed value.
office of each County Extension
i n addition, the Assessed Value
Agent in Oregon.
of Im provem ents in the City of
For fu rth er inform ation, con Wasco have been increased an
tact the Oregon W h^at Commis additional 6H percent over I960.
sion. Box 438, Pendleton. Oregon. This 6V4 percent increase is due
Dated this 25th day of April, to elim ination of district depre
1961.
ciation allowed in prior years.
ATTEST:
Morris Wilson,
The ratio between assessed and
Chairm an
true value for 1961 is 25 percent
W inn T uttle, A dm inistrator
Clair L. Balzer
Sherm an County Assessor
NOTICE OF FIN A L
April 21, 28 & May 5, 1961
SETTLEM ENT
Notice is hereby given that
M arjorie Marvin, A dm inistratrix
of the E state of H arry O. Kuns-
man. Deceased, lias
filed her
Final Accounting and Petition to
Close E state and that Monday,
the 29th day of May, 1961, at the
hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. cn
said date in the County Court
Room in the County Courthouse
in Moro, Sherm an County, Ore-
gon has lx?en fixed as the tim e
anil place for the hearing of
objections, if any there be, to
said Final Accounting and Peii-
Hon.
Marjorie Marvin,
A dm inistratrix of the E state
of H arry O. K unsm an
Brown & Van Vactor
The Dalles, Oregon
A ttorneys for E state
April 28. May 5, 12, 19, 1961
NOTICE of M EETINi; of coi n .
TY BOARD of EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, May 8, 1961, the B o arl
ot Equalization of Sherm an Coun-
ty, Oregon, will meet at the Coun-
ty Courthouse in Moro, Oregon,
to publicly examine the assess-
ment rolls for said County of
Sherman, for the year 1961, and
to correct all erro rs in valuation,
description, o r qualities of land’
lots or other property assessed
by the Assessor.
The ratio between assessei
and tru e cash value adopted by
the Board of Equalization pursu-
ant to ORS 309.034 is 25 percent.
It shall l»e the duty of the per
sons interested to appear at the
time and place appointed.
P eti
tions for adjustm ent of assess
m ents m ust be filed w ith the
Board of Equalization not later
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
than the end of tlie first week
ELECTION
that the Board is in session,
IX ID E t« )IN T Y COCItT OF
which date is May 12, 1961.
I IIE STATE OE ORE,.ON FOR
Clair L. Balzer
THE COl'NTY OF SHERMAN
Sherm an County As.se.s90r
1» the matter uf Calling a )
April 21, 28 & May 5, 1961
Special Election to vote
Special Tax le v ie s for a
Five Year Period Com-
m encing with the Fiscal
Year IM1-IM2 for the
Purpose of Permanent
Itoail Im provem ent
ORDER
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned will present
to tlie COMMON COUNCIL of the
City of Moro, Oregon, at its regu-
ular meeting to be held in the
City Hall at Moro, Oregon, a t 8:00
o'clock P. M. on Tuesday the 9th
day of May, 1961, th eir petition
praying for the vacation of a por
tion of a street in the City of
Moro, Sherm an County, Oregon.
On this 5th day of April, 1961,
the above entitled Court being in
regular session for the transac-
tion of county business, said day
being the first day of the regular
April Term and the m atter o.‘ to wit:
building, im proving and m aintain
A portion of Garfield Street des
ing the perm anent roads of sanl
cribed as follows, to wit: Be
county being under considera
ginning at a point 30 feet due
tion; and
South of the southw est corner
It appearing to the Court that
of Lot 4, Block 8. MOWRY’S
the annual tax levy w ithin th t
FIRST ADDITION to the City
constitutional lim itation is insuf
of Moro, Oregon; thence Jue
ficient to furnish the necessary
South 36 feet; thence at a right
funds to build,
improve an I
angle due West 37 feet; thence
m aintain the roads of the coun
at a rlg n t angle due N orth 36
ty on a perm anent, sound an I
feet; thence at a right angle due
lasting basis and that the gene: ,
E ast 37 fi«t to the point of be
condition of the roads is he, . 1
ginning.
ing worse each year because of
ALFRED KOCK
this lack of funds; and
CLARA KOCK