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* HACK 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNK 2, 1991 Moro Personals Dutch and John. the boys back to La Grande. daughter, Marcia, took Mrs. Au A d rivers license exam iner will Wasco News G uests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill gusta Royse and Mrs. John Kel be on duty in Moro Tuesday, The U niveristy of Oregon com Broughton on Memorial day in logg to D ufur, w here all were Courthouse be by P a u lin e B ro u g h to n m ittee on Scholarships and F in an Ju n e 6, at the eluded Mr. and Mrs. Harold guests of Mrs. Kehogg’s daughter, tween the hours of 9 a tn. and cial Aid has completed its difficult daughters Ann, Mrs. Lee Wilson. Mrs. Wilson a n 4 Linda Hoekett has been aw ard W inegar und task of selecting scholarship w in 4 p. m. Cathie an 1 Patti Sue, and Mr. Mrs. Hockley a rt form er school ed an all-expense scholarship at Jam es Robert Belshe, son of ners from among the many qual Mr. Hockley Camp Magruiler, sponsored by and Mrs. Albert Derr and young mates. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belshe, re ified applicants for these awards. son, Milton. came from Eugene to get his wife the WSCS of the Wasco Methodist Lana Jean Paulson received a ceived one of the 1500 degrees and daughter, who had spent the church. A second camp scholar district and county scholarship of handed out at Pullm an Sunday. Richard T. Dingle who was past week here. They returned to ship, provided by an anonymous $168 (4 >ear awards). His was a BS in agriculture. donor, was aw arded to Kent taken to the Hanhy N ursing at their home Sunday. Miss Zora Morgan of Portlan 1 I here will lie a Rural Hite Hood River for care for a few Thomas. Albert D err drove to Dayville was a guest at the home of her m eeting at the Courthouse Mon- days Is now at the Columbia over the weekend to get his wife Dally Vacation Bible School wdl Basin Nursing Hom? at The Dal sister, Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and June a, for the purpose < t Mrs. D err had start Monday, June 5, througn les. And Mrs. Dingle has moved and young son family over the weekend and at- e lect*ng officers. 1 ime 8 p. m. ■pent several days th ere assisting June 9 at the Wasco Methodist tending the graduation exercises * ^ ev< ani* Mrs. E. C. Goo 1- from their home on Scenic Drive bur daughter with the care of a church. All youngsters who have to 404 E. 13th St in The Dalles. at Sherm an High School F riday enberger will observe their 40th new baby. completed kindergarten througn evening. wedding anniversary Friday, Robert I., Hastings graduates Mr. and Mrs. D err and gran d those who have just completed from Linfield College June 4 He Mrs. Vi Race of Portland was ^une at {he manse in the even- daughter, Judy, cf Dayville w ere sixth grade, are encouraged to at here last week end to attend the ln« AH f ie n d s are invited. Come plans to attend the U niversity of tend. Mrs. Mark W hite will be Oregon this fall for work toward weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. graduation ceremonies at the high an<* us celebrate. Rill Broughton. in charge of the kindergarten, his m asters degree. lx»uis B. Miller, graduating sen school. Mrs. Dewey Thomas will lead th? Mr. and Mrs. Leo W atkins and ior in business and technology at Mr. and Mrs. Leland Anderson Don Shawe and family left la.t prim ary and Rev. Eddings will and daughters Pamela and Debbie Judy, Mrs. Floyd Haines, and Oregon State U niversity, and son week end for their home in the have charge of the junior depart of Salem, were weekend guests of Mrs. Grover Ixmg returned to Hood River valley. He expects of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller of ment. Wasco T hursday after attending Moro, has been selected as the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper. to attend school next w inter, not The annual Kaseberg family outstanding senior of the Gammu Mrs. Jennie Hearing, who has a m eeting of the Rebekah Assem teach. picnic will take place Sunday, bly of Oregon at Penadleton, Gary Nichols will be in Mon Mu chapter of Beta Theta Pi fra Over 200 friends and re la tiv i3 afternoon and relatives provided June 25, at the old Kaseberg lieen staying w ith her daughter w here Mrs. W itk in s was Install ternity. This award, w hich is giv in The Dalles while obtaining tana and Miss Shumway in Ne- en annually, Is based upon schol- h« 'l* d Mr aml M ,s- T° m W ool- the program spontaneously as the homestead, now the home of br»ska D ureuini their ed as vice-president of the Assem braska pursuing their specialties ieiri<*rshin and «ervice cock celebrate their 50th w edding party w ent on. The family pro Paulen Kaseberg family. The af medical attention, returned to bly. Mrs. Harold W inegar, Mrs. her home at Wasco last wees. of science and French during o p THANKS anniversary at Maupin Sunday sented the couple with a cooling fair, started about 1932, is e x a c t Vacation Blbl? school classes Vernon Melzer and Mrs. Bill the sum m er We w ant to give our sincere w ith th eir daughter, Mrs. Vein unit for their house in Moro and ed to draw around forty members at the Wasco Methodist church Broughton drove to Pendleton on H enry Happold, form er Sher Woodside in charge assisted by pupils who had been driven to of the Kaseberg family, now liv man countian died Thursday at thanks to the friends, known and sons Joe and Vernon and f i n- school by Mr. Woodcock as bus- ing in other areas, some coming will liegin Monday, June 5 and W ednesday to attend the instal not known, who helped us during continue throughout that week. lation ceremony. They retu rn ed his home In H eppener w ithin four driver, gave them a pot full of from Walla Walla, Portland, etc. ilies. the time of the death and funeral Mrs. Induk Pahk, a Korean to Wasco that e\ening. days after celebrating his 72nd A potluck dinner started the money. The Wasco M ethodist WSCS T erry Kaseberg and E verett m issionary and author of "Sep- birthday. He leaves his wife, Vera, of our father, Logan Gentry; for Royse, students at EOC, spent the tem ber Monkey,” was the guest met W ednesday at the church, two daughters and two brothers. the kindnesses an'l the flowers Mr. and Mrs. John Searcy and anil Mrs. Patty Price the prim ary, weekend here w ltn their respec speaker at the Wasco Methodist with Mrs. L. E. Kaseberg, presi The Logan G entrv famil sun Jack and son of daughter Mrs. Julie Parker, and Mrs. Eva tive families. Lee Kaseberg drove church Sunday. She told of the In dent, in charge. Following the ~ ~ ~ ~ Suzanne were in town Monday V irtue the kindergarten and Mrs. inform al fluence of early Christian mis regular m eeting an night on account of Memorial D. T u rn e r the nursery. show er was given Mrs. Joe Drink- CARB OF THANKS sionaries on her people, and /SUMMER'-, z. peter \ day. Jack is a bond dealer in Sa.i Mr and Mrs Wily Knighten of I want to tell my friends how stressed the im portance of educa aril Jr., who recently became the i ONICE G Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Serai H eppner w ere here Memorial day much I appreciated the cards, • • *" *™ 0 ’ tion. Following the w orship ser m other of a baby daughter, i : THE KIRBY Searcy were here Memorial day to visit friends in these parts. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H arper, letters and words and inquiriei vice, there was a potluck dinner i 1061- from Portland. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. • : STONE POOR Mr and Mrs George Wilcox of of good will while I was in the honoring Mrs. Pahk and in the af W. W alker of The Dalles, spent • V •* Mr. and Mrs. Tom Alley came hospital and upon my return ternoon she showed slides of her • V ..•••*! THE ICE • i ••• up Memorial day fr an The Dalles The Dalles followed their usual home. Thank you all very sin homeland and her work there. Sunday in Portland, w here they cMiU, to see alxiut the graves of rela usual custom and visited graves cerely. XCAPADES!./ Mrs. Pahk was the houseguest of were guests of Stanley Anderson. relatives at G rass Valley and at tives. Mrs. Pete Macnab entered The " ............. '• Mrs. Grace Zevely during her ___________ Steve McMillin Dulles hospital last week for tre a t Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schadewitz Moro. T heir daughter, Mrs May Wasco visit. were here Memorial day from nard Nelson of Salem was here ment. She was reported im prov Mrs. Josenn w ester of Seattle ing Monday of ibis week. Dr. Frank D. Reid their home in Portland to decorate and w ith o ther members of the was the guest last week of her Steve McMillin is home from the graves of her parents in the family picnicked at Coelsh’s. Dentist son in law and daughter, Mr. the hospital, and recovering slow Moro cem etery and his at Kent. E.M.Moss has lieen released af Office Bays: Tues. and Wed. and Mrs. Eldon Lane and family. lv Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles ter weeks in a hospital at The Moro, Oregon Thursday, another son in law anti of H eppner and his mother, Mrs. Dalles w ith a heart attack. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Ola Ruggles of Lexington came Coon of Portland, drove down to over Memorial day. Z E N IT H TV Dr. Otis G. Perkins si>ent the day with the Lanes, and Mr. and Mrs. Elnor H elyer of Sales & SERVICJ took Mrs. W ester hack with The Dalles were visitors at the them. Optometrist SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Moro cem etery the m orning of Last Friday, Mrs. Lloyd Royse Memorial day. 40.’ K. 2nd St, Call ANDY PAULSON accompanied by her daughter, 3 el. CYS-5.362 The Dallo«, Ora. Mrs. Edna Melzer of Portland Telephone JO 3-331» Mrs. Norman Hockley and gran 1 was here tor Memorial day and • as the qualifying factors to visit w ith rela.ives here. in funeral service. Vacation Bible school will start J i í CI AI ÎÎ5 J M C. In accordance with the provisions of the “Local Budget Law ” (ORS 294.305 to 25)1.115), notice is Monday, June 5, with classes at hereby given that the budget com m ittee of Moro, Oregon. In compliance w ith said law, prepared and A the church and continue for a adopted on May 23, 15)61, the budget estim ates for the City of Moro, Oregon, for the ensuing fiscal week. Mrs. Doris Hampton will year, July 1, 1961, to June 30, 1962, as set forth In the accompanying schedules 1. Il, III and IV. teach the junior high group, Mrs. All persons are hereby notified that on Tuesday the 27th day of June, 1961, at 8 P. M., In City ( hoi»« Ì2 Ì4 Nell Melzer and Mrs. I). Zim m er Hall, Moro. Oregon, said budget estim ates may be discussed w ith the City Council, the levying hoard IkV kF LI V AVE. man the juniors, Mrs. Dee Hoye for the City of Moro, Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levy or tax levies will lx* heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or tax levies or any part theieof. T he o u tstan d in g in d eb ted n ess of C ity of Moro, Oregon, at July 1, 1961, was as follows: NATURE OF OBLIGATION AMOUNT Street and Drain Im provem ent $ 1.00« 00 Once Again You Are Invited To: Signed: W. T. Balsiger, Chairm an Budget Committee, J. A. Cushman, Secretary Budget Committee, Coilis P. Moore, I. L. Kirkelie, L. R. Coulee, G. Douma, C. P. Huis, Lela French, Ralph Busse, Andrew N. Paulson, Ernest Woods, Members Budget Committee. I NEC-TV JUNE 6 0 H 'T E A NOTICE OF 1961-62 BUDGET MEETING V ATTEND Oregon Wheat Growers League Y eiy SfaîM tà tfP tn/tcteiH S tye.*. Like a new-born baby entering this life, from whom great things are expected, the prescription handed you by *.,u r Doctor has a purpose The prescription also has a definite route to follow. Your prescription’s purpose is to provide you w ith prepara tions important in restoration or improvement of the health of the person for whom it is intended. It should be brought to the pharmacy w ithout delay. Carefully compounded, and w ith directions attached, the preparation is then ready to be used to accomplish its high purpose. O ur pharmacy is one of the commur.;ty ’s prescription centers, and provides reliable prof .¿i. iial sertice for prescriptions at all times WASCO PHARMACY PHONE GI 2-5262 Sherman Theater Junior LIVESTOCK SHOW Sunday through Wednesday Seufert Show Barns at W IL L IA M HOLDEN TOWARD THE k UNKNOWN and BUY Grain-fed Steers Hogs, Lambs For Your Home Locker Auction Sales Wednesay, June 7 SUNDAY and MONDAY. JUNE 4—5 MWrrv m m m ? H igh LND T H E M IG H T Y W ammkw C oco * m Laraine Day Robert Stack Claire Trevor > PhilHariis Ian Sterling . David Bnan Robert Newton S( M E U B L E Actual for T 1 -.-»!> Io 0-30-60 $ 240.00 48000 240.00 4200.00 129.05 390.75 100.00 31.18 454.44 481.27 504.56 612.34 521.68 24000 468 06 M 7X37.36 924.80 50000 14302 8 9431.41 160 09 636 54 9 48 00 453.63 1500.00 1546.50 144.25 1000.00 1692.38 • 1092 00 i o n o? 66 88 2186.99 1317 60 717.87 1000 00 $ 3832.16 9 1092.00 1453.21 213 07 2738.28 t 96 88 1500 00 I396JM Lambs and Hogs, 2 p. m. PST) ' S te e r s .................. 7 p. m. (PST) Don't Mis» Tliis 15th Annual 4 H and FFA Shovz With Full Program Beginning at 8 a. m. Monday E X P E N D IT U R E S II Actual for 7 1-58 Io 6-30-39 $ 240.00 480.00 240.00 3898.79 100.93 314.62 50.00 M Ml 729.03 The Dalles FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JUNE 2—3 THE EXPERIMENTAL ROCKET PILOTS CLIMB ALOFT INTO THE UNSEEN. THE UNCONQUERED AND THE UNKNOWN’ SCHEDULE I SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, TAX LEVIES, FISCAL 1 EAR 1961-62 1961-62 Tax Levy Uiilculatlon Total of all fumlN $ 15), 698.40 Total Estim ated E xpenditures Total Estim ated E xpenditures, Rcse-ves and T ransfers $ 19,698.40 9.71500 Deduct i 'mi.iicd Receipts other than 1961-4 Taxes 9.983.40 Amount Necessary to Balai.ee the Budget Total Levy Needed for 1961-62 9.983.40 Tax le v ie s Inside 6% Limitation 8.958.40 Outside 6% Lim itation none Not Subject to 6% Lim itation 1 025 00 SCHEDULE II S U M M A R Y O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D I T U R E S , RECEIPTS, TAX LF VIES, FISCAL YEAR 1960-61 T o ta l o f a ll fu n d s 1260-61 Tax Levy Calculation $ 24,000.00 Total Estim ated Expenditures $ 24,000.00 Total Estim ated Expenditures, Reserves and T ransfers 14,495.00 Deduct - Estim ated Receipts other than 15)60 61 Taxes 9,505.00 Amount Necessary to Balancethe Budget 9,505.00 Total Levy Needed for 15)60-61 8,465.00 Tax Levies Inside 6% Lim itation none Outside 6% Lim itation 1040.00 Not Subject to 6% Limitation S Actual for 7 1 GO I» 12-31-00 1 Ç 180.00 300.00 150 00 2100.00 63.64 191.74 174.55 440.36 17 H 620.54 $ 5.94 266.95 1013 62 » 1286.31 » 546 00 891.02 132 00 1369.00 • 25.00 1OOO 00 IO2.3.(HI 100OO 1000 00 I I (HMM) St HEDI LE IV 1014 !H) 873.41 288 57 65 00 « 496 34 6442.75 60 00 491 18 456.26 ] 85 00 18500 ÍI23.32 1063 29 9 9399.31 • 9143.71 377.20 5198.40 218.44 IMMUN Itiidgi-t: 1900 61 $ 360.00 1. T reasurers Salary 2, Recorders Salary 600 (H) 300.00 3. Collector (W ater) 1200.00 4. Cliy Maintenance Salary 200.00 5. Social Security 4ÍM) .00 6. Stale Industrial Acci. Comm. 100.00 7. Library 100.00 8. Park UMLOO 9. Adm inistration 250.00 9 A Annual Audit 500 00 9B Dump 650.00 9C Insuranee 500.00 10. Emergency 6<X) 00 11. Eire D epartment 6200.00 11A Sinking Fund (Eire Truck) 400 (X) 12. City Truck (Gas. Oil, Repair) TOTALS 0 1.3796.00 WATER FUND 300 00 13 Lalsir Account 500 00 14. Supply Account 1000 00 14A Pump A Well Sinking Fund 1600.00 15. Power Account 500 (X) 16. Mains A Sewers 1000 00 17. Sewage Disposal Sinking Fund TOT 1 1B « IfHHMHI ST R E E T FUND 1100.00 18. Power, Street Lights 1ÍXX) 00 19. Street A Ditch 200 00 20 La)»or Account TOTA LS « 23(H).lH) BERT SERVICE 40 00 21. Interest on Bond HXX) (X) 22. Retirem ent of Bond TOTALS « I0K M H I 230.05 162 66 3915.03 » 1307.71 BUDGET 1961-62 360.00 600.00 G ENERAL El N B n t n KX) (X) 6(XX) (X) 60.00 450.00 185.00 900 00 « 8 195(H) ESTIM ATED RE< E ll’TS Slate Liquor Ap|>ortionment License and Fees W ater Rents Rent of Property P P A L Franchise P T A T Franchise County Road Tax TOTAIJ4 CASH GN HAND TOTAL RECEIPTS 1500 (X) 2(X).(X) 4(X).00 100.00 400.00 250 (X) 300 00 650.00 300 OO 795 00 3018.40 100 00 » 12,273. »0 300 00 500 00 1800.00 500 00 1000.0« ll(HMH) 1100(H) llXX).(X) 200 00 » 2.31 MM Ml « 25.00 1000.00 I9S3.00 850.00 100.IX) 6000 00 ISO (Xi 500 00 185.00 900.00 * 8713.(Ml
