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PAGE I S lil.R M X N COI N I i JxiLKNAU MORO. OREGON FRIDVY, APRIL 20. 1962 who Is a patient there, leaving The Busy Bakers under leader him a birthday cake. It was his ship of Mrs. Byrd met March 29 7ith birthday, and ne feels very at 3:30 at Mrs. Byr-i’t home. We well, in spite of the fact that he had two visitors Mri. Petersen has been an invalid for nearly 13 and Mrs. Brown both of Rufus. years. The Field.-, also visited Mrs. Robyn demonstrated how to bake Field.;’ aunt, Mrs. Emma Shearer a cake. She made golden layer who is also a patient in the nurs cake. We planned to serve cub cakes ing home there. She is still very 1(S Monday. ill, but is showing improvement. at the Rufus Grange. Mr. an 1 Mr.;. Wa tor Koch and Sonja Petersen reporter Twelve hoys have qualified for Mr. and Mi Gerald Koch of Oic- gun safety under instruction of gon City were visitors at the Howard Steward at Rufus in re The meeting was called to order 1 on n of .Mr-. A. von Borstel Sun- tent tests and are eligible to hunt. by President Linda Hockett. Mary ( ,v afternoon and went to Moro They are Ronald Butler, Loren Hockctt led the American flag v.hrre they vi ited Jr. and Mrs. P.yrd, Bill Roberts, Gary Lock- salute. Christi Hicks led the 4-H Alfred Kock and oihcr relatives man, Bill Locktnan, Jimmy Eber pledge. Secretary Jeannie Welk a few days. hart, Ronnie Davidson, Lonnie called roll and read the minutes, Mr. and Mt Leu Garland and Bryant, Danny Woodrum, Donald 'fhe fair was discussed Delores Mi ( ail Orians were business Hinkley, Walter Mytrs and Tom Relshee made a motion the meet visitors in The Dalles Friday. ing adjourn, seconded by Mary Morris. Mr and Mrs Ilarol I Eakin went Hockett. to Portland Tue day night to I*? Delores Belshee, rt porter. anil vi ccd at thehorne of Mr. and Mrs. 1 B Wtlaon. Mr. »and Mrs. Sam Aiberty and by Aim ll.ilzer Sandy ano Mrs. Kenneth Crewi Mrs. A’fred Kock entertained and Cathy w ere in Tiie Dalle - j s. her bridge club ai her home in Ti ur day xm Mi busincJ ?. Frank T. Bayer Mr. and Moro T hursday w ith invited v ( to busir; , , vi3itnr in The Dal- Grass Valley guests including Mi >. Leta E ¡lin ger, Mrs Eugene Amidon, Mi Lester Coulee, Mi \ r t Clin. (ian- sx n, Mrs. Carroll Sayr all of Moro, Mrs. Kenneth H attrup and Mrs. Don Cox of Gia ■» Valley and Mrs. Tod \o n Bor. tel of lh e Dal les. Bouquet:; of pi trig flowers decorated the room Des < rt set- veri at 'ndividual tabb > decorated with E aster favois, preceded the afternoon of bridge «> four tables. Mrs. Herm an Peters held high score, Mrs. Arzell Lemley econd high and Mrs. .kick Adams low. Mrs. Sayrs won the guest prize and Mrs. Conlee the door prize O thers present w ere Mrs. Don Clodfelter, Mrs. Bill Pauseh, Mrs. Joe Peters and Mrs. A F. Balzer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolfe went to The Dalles Monday to attend the funeral services at Smith ('alia- v ay chapel for her grandm other, Mrs. Mary Jane Wegener, who died in Portland Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, E verett Cantrall w ere called to Pot t land W ednes day night as her father, Je rry Duncan, suffered a heart attack, while a patient in the Portland General Hospital. They returned home Thursday night and Mr. and Mrs. Cantrall and children went down Monday after school to visit him and returned home Wasco News tl ere when her si ter, Mrs. Hazel Zurlinden underw ent surgery Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeigler, Mr. W ednesday m orning at Good Sam and Mrs. Ivan Kirkelle, and Mrs. aritan hospital. Mr. E akln re tu rn Beryl Ziegler and Kirk and Vicky ed home Wednesday and Mrs. Ea- were Sunday visitors at the home kin returned Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kirkelie Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Peters of of Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Madras visited her parents Mr. Wayne Olsen of Kennewick. and Mrs. John Gilman Sunday, Word has been received from helping them celebrate their sil James Ziegler, formerly of Grass ver wedding anniversary. They Valley, and now professor of his stopped te visit his parents, Mr. tory and political science at Au anti Mrs. Herman Peters before gustine College, Sioux Falls, S. returning home. Dak. that fie will spend the month 'file American Legion Auxili of Angus» in research at the Li ary of , h ■ George Bell post me, at brary of Congress In Washington, the home of Mis. Alfred Kock in D (’, which will complete his Moro Tuesday afternoon Bou dissertation after which he will quets of daffodils were used as receive his doctorate degree. room decorations. .Mrs. Kock, pre Marie Barnett Cooper of Port sident, conducted the meeting land spent a weekend in Wasco with Mrs. Melvin Erickson of recently visiting friends and rela Sunday. Kent as a guest. J'he afternoon Curt Blagg, son of Mr. and Mis. was spent m aking poppy cor tives, staying overnight out on Ivan Blagg, had the m isfortune to sages. Refreshm en’s were served the ranch for which she longs for an occasional visit to renew many fracture his arm Erl lay when he later by the hostess. pleasant memories of Sherman fell while playing baseball with ’fhe American Legion Auxiliary county. Wasco. Dean Wood principal, of George Bell unit is holding a Mis. Lewis Hastings was host took him to Tin* Dalles for medi baked food sale at the C X ( ’ Food ess to a bridge party a, her home cal attention. Store Friday, April 20 from 11 a. Thur.-Jay night April 5, with Mrs. Virginia Todd, daughter of Mr. in. to 3 p. in. Dale Laughlin winning high, Eve and Mrs Kenneth Todd, was hit Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor oil the temple with a hall during stel wen, to Portland Tuesday mi lyn Macnab, second and Helen a game at Sherm an High Friday business and while mere they at Macnab low. Others present were end knocked out Site was taken tended a i eception honoring Mr. Maxine Maenab, Shirley Richel- Betty Dy to The Dalles by her mother for and Mrs. Huiiert Good on their derfer, Jane, Maenab medical id tent ion md was in lhe Golden Wedding anniversary held er-, and Hazel Foss. Refreshments hospital over night. She will have a, the home of tin ir daughter, of salad and coffee were served. to sjiend several <1 ivs at home Mrs. Richard G earhart, who is Mrs Don Slaw-son (Patty Byars» left Saturday hv bus for a visit in convalescing state president of he American Seattle with her Husband's par- Mr. and Mrs WP is Brittain of Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Good is Bend w ere overnight guests of a pas, National president of the ( nts xvho are now living there. In addition she will also look into Mis. Josephine* Parkhut I in Kent Auxiliary the possibilities of joining her Saturday. Sunday they and Mr. Margaret Purvinc brought five and Mrs. I lai r.\ Stark and family k tired school teachers including husband in fhe early fall, he being and Mr. and Mrs Ohm Stark Edith Watt, Ruth Rockfellow, stationed in Germany with the Armed Forces for i period of 18 drove to Cove and enjoyed a pic Charlotte M erritt, Mrs. Lenora months, ric dinner with Mr and Mrs C ur Levan and Mrs. Margaret Robin Mrs. Lee Kaseberg has been tis Stark. Gary B rittain and some son up Friday to s|>end the day lured ,O teach the 7th grade and friends of Bend came down and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pauseh. gitls P E. at Wasco. She comes had picnic dinner with them. Mr. Pauseh took them on, to the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brinker, have ranch as it was the fits, time from Springfield Junior High she lias taught for the past as their guests her brother and they have been up here. The din where two vears. sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Court ner table was decorated with an Chapman, who arrived Sunday I'.aster basket and E aster favors. from Battle Creek, Michigan to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pauseh were The Kent 4-H Gun Safety Club spend a few days with them. Sun visitors m Port Ian I Sunday and held a meeting Monday, April If. day evening a pot hick d inner Monday. at 7:30 p. m. at the Kent Grade was enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum William Brinkert .md Gary, and and sons went to Bend W ednes School. The business meeting was grandchildren. Sherr.v. Tommy day to visit Cleo at the hospital followed by a test. We all passed Rodney and Mr. md Mrs. Bud .uni Mrs. Barnum and the boys it The next meeting will I k * held whenever the cards for the test Hi Inker, at the ranch. come back. Mr. and Mrs. A F. Ilalzer went Colleen Jefferies, reporter to Wasco Sunday and spent tin* < KRD OF THANKS d.a.V visiting Mr. md Mrs. Gus May 1 take this opportunity to Fourteen members of the Hi- Halt maim. thank ‘lie many friends for the Yu Horse Club met March 27 at I he Kent Home Extension util, cards, prayers and well wishes met a, the home of Mrs. Hans in my behalf during my recent the Coelsch home. Five visitors were present. Mary Anne Thomp Bardenhagen Thursd ly for an all stay in the hospital. son has pnined the club making day meeting A pot luck dinner James Earl a total of sixteen members. was enjoyed at noon by the 12 We discussed the saddle blan women ptesent The logon •'Life kets and bridles .ve are going to Insurance' was given by Jane, make for our drill team. We also W alker Officers were elected for discussed horse show plans for the new year as follow . M r c ;lrl lt> Mis. George Fox the year. von Borstel, chairm an; Mrs John Mr and Mrs T L. Fields spent Janie McKean an I Holly Mul- Beckmann x ic e t han man; Mrs a very pleasant day last Sunday Hani Ba i i i i ta i> trea when thex met their son in law iek brought refreshm ents. Our next meeting is scheduled surer. Mrs John It vkm ann was and daughter, Mr. end Mrs. Basil lor April It at tin1 fair grounds nominated lor a thru* year term Ikiius ot | or, land, m Hood River We will bring our lueses and sack to serve on the County Council tot the Pax rhe Bams’ brought lunches. The next meeting w l l i he at the their new camp trailer and they Randy Lemley, reporter home of Mrs Verne E Moblex all s|K*nt a full day m it, having May 17. The dem onstration Is both breakfast and dinner togeth- lhe Ken, Safe Hunters Gun entitled ”A Short Cut to Hot ei They parked d mg the high club w is brought to order by J Meals way overlooking the beautiful 1 Beckmann, vice-president on I lie rheta Kho girls me, a, the Columbia River go*ge. April 9, at 7:30 p. m. at the Ken, 1OOE hall Tuesday afternoon for I’lie Fit Ms’ slopped In The Dal Grade School. After the business .i tegular meeting. Ho alee Esling les on their way home, at the er, p resld tn t, presided with four Columbia Basin Home and visited meeting Id Juatesen showed us, by diagram, how to set the scope h e n girls present. Mrs Field' brother, It T. Dingle. ' i. our guns We learned that set Mrs Donald von Borstel went ting the sco|»e back and forth was to Baker Tuesday where she a t x.died xx mdw ard and up and down tended the funeral of her uncle elevtion Notice -our next meet returning home that night. ing will be Monday. April 10 a, Georg.« von H ors',J and Beth OptometrUt 7 10 a, the Kent Grade School Be and Judy and Mrs Willi,nn J.dm prepared to take the test to get in.X E. 2nd st. •son were in The Dalles Sundax I I I. I X (i.Ylii'J The Dalit*», Di e. your permit. where they were dinner g u ed s a, Colleen Jefferies, reporter Ike horn * of his pa* »nts, y r Mis Ted von Borstel Mr. and Mrs Bu I W atkins and children. Annie ;.rd Richard ’h o v e to Pullman, W ash. Sunday The Hi-Yu Horse Club under the leadership of Mrs. Van Gilder and Mrs. Colesch, met Saturday, April 11, at the Sherman County fairgrounds. Eleven members brought lunches, ard soda pop was furnished by the Hilderbrand family. We practiced drill work, train ing routines and discussed Amer ican Horse Show rules. Our next meeting will tie Satur day, April 28, at the fairgrounds. Randy Lemley reporter The sixth meeting of the Swea ter Knitting Club was held April 5 at the Masonic hall. There were ten members present We are going to have the sew ing club as guests at our next meeting. We are going to have hot hogs and punch down at the park. Darlene Archer and Nancy Hen- riches served refreshments. Darlene Archer, reporter LEGAL NOTICES IN H IE COI'NTV COURT OF 'H IE STATE OF OREGON FOR 'HIE COI’NTV OF SHERMAN In the Matter of the > Guardianship > of ) Herman IL Brackett > An Incompetent > NO. «93 NOTICE OF KALE Rufus News Dr. Otis G. Perkins Eastern Oregon Electric Cc. PATTY O’MEARA Electric Contractors wmniericial — residential industrial ESTIMATES and BIO REQUESTS with no obligation E L E C T R IC H E A f O’MEARA SUPPLY CO. Wasco ; Phone CI 2 5402 The Dallas CYfl 4184 NOTH E OF FINAL HEARING NOTH E is HEREBY GIVEN that Guy O. Woodworth, Executor of the Estate of Esther A. Stanley Deceased, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, his Final Ac count, and the Court has set the 15th day of May, 1962, at 10:00 o’clock a. m., in the office of the County Judge of Sherman Coun ty, Oregon, in the County Court house , t Moro, Oregon, as the time and place for the settlement of said accounting and for hear ing objextions to the same, if any GUY O. WOODWORTH, Executor of the Estate cf Esther A. Stanley, Deceased J. Tracy Burton The D iiles, Oregon Attorney for the Estate March. 30, Apr. 6,13.20,27,1962, Diftrict Clark Han? Bardenhagen Chairman Board of Directors April 20 and 27, 1962 NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUR PUIM ILARF Sealed bids will be received nt the office of the clerk of School District No. 17, Sherman County, Moro, Oregon, for furnishing and delivering one (1) thirty-six (36) passenger bus. Bixds will be received until S P M. Tuesday May S, 19C2 Under r.o circumstances will bids be con sidered if filed after the hour specified in this announcement. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: Bus must comply with all ex isting Oregon State specifications and requirements. Specifications for special equipment may lie ob tained at the clerk’s office. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bidders shall furnish catalog cuts and complete descriptions of chassis and bus bxxly they pro pose to deliver. Carole D. Brisbine, Clerk April 20 and 27, 1%2 b r i e enough to meet the opera tional coot and the cost of the Es timated local tax lexies for opeia- tional purposes’ (Tax offset to each of the Shermm County ele mentary school district» and tiie Sherman High School District) tor the 1962 63 fiscal year, com puted by formula prescribed by law, and providing foi maximum tax offset. The amount of tax, in excess of tiie six percent limitation pro pose J to be levied by tiie ruial school district of Sherman County Oregon, for the fiscal year begin ning July 1 1962. I- $85 560.33. Dated this 4th day ot April, 1962. ATTEST: Ly in O Hampton Secretary, Rural School Board Luther W Davis Chairman, Rural School Board April 20 and 27, 1962 NOTICE 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 ANNI'AL SCHOOL ELECTION NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ot said District will I k ? held at ELECTION AND MEETING the Schoolhouse; between the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, hours of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M on the ir. compliance with Sec. 331.010, ORS, to the legal voters of School District No. 17, of Sherman Coun- tx. State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELEI’TION ol said District will be held at the Schxxdhouse; between the hours of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. on the first Mondav of May, being the 7th day of May, A. D. 1962, for the purpose of electing one (1) Direc tor for a five (5) year term. Dated this 10th day of Apr., 1962. ATTEST: Carole D. Brisbine District Clerk John P. Shipley Chairman Board of Directors April 20 and 27, 1962 NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC TION IN THE RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT OF SHERMAN COUN first Monday of May, iieing the 7th day of May, A. D. 1962, for tiie purpose of electing one direc- tot to serve a five year term. (In Distrixts of flic Third ( lass) NOTICE is HBRBB1 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 MEETING of said District will be held at the Schoolhouse; to begin at the hour of 2 o’clock I’. M. on the first Monday of May, being the 7th day of May, A. I). 1962, for tiie purpose of transactnn of business usual at such meeting. Dated this Kith day of Apr., 1962 ATTEST: Jean Brown District Clerk Josepn F. Morris TY, OREGON, for he purpose of Chairman Board of Directors electing one director at large from April 20 and 27, 1362 the Sherman County Rural School District, and one director from NOTICE of SCHOOL ELECTION from Zone 4, Grass Valley and one UPON Ql ESTION <»f INCREAS director from Zone 5, Kent. ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LIMITED by SECTION II, AR- that an election will be held in TICLE XI. STATE CONSTITU NOTICE is hereby given that the Rural School District of Sher TION. Pearl Brackett, Guardian of the Notice is hereby given that an person and estate of Herman H. NOTICE o f annual school man County, Oregon, from 2 P. \f to « P. M. on May 7, 1962. The election will lie held in School Brackett, an incompetent person, ELECTION AND MEETING election will be hell in each coru- District Xo. 23 of Sherman Coun will sell on and after the 16th NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, day of May, 1962 in the County of in compliance with Sec. 331.010, jxonent school district at the poll ty, State of Oregon, from 2 P. M. Sherman, State of Oregon, to the ORS, to the legal voters of School ing places designa'ed as follows. to 8 P. M on Monday, May 7, highest and best bidder, and upon District No. 7, of Sherman Coun Zone 1 Rufus, Rufus Elemen 1962, at the Schoolhouse in said school district, for the purpose of the terms and conditions herein ty, State of Oregon, that the tary School Building. Zone 2, Wasco, Wasco Elemen submitting to the legal voters of after mentioned, at private sale, ANNI'AL S< IIOOL ELECTION said district tiie question of in subject to confirmation by the of said District will be held at the tary School Building. Zone 3, Moro, Moro Elementary creasing the tax levy for the fiscal above named court, the following Schoolhouse; l>etw ??n the hours Schxjol Building. year 1962-1963 over the amount described real property belonging 2 P . M and 8 I’. M. on the first Zone 4. Grass Valley, Grass Val limited by section 11, article XI, to the estate of said incompetent of Monday of May, being the 7th ley Elementary School Building. of the Constitution of Oregon. pirson, to-xvlt: of May, A. 1). 1962, for the Zone 5, Kent, Kent Elementary The reason for increasing such Northeast quarter (NEty) and day purpose of electing a director for School Building. levy is; This district has no base. South half (Sty) of Section 10; The purposes of the election in The amount of tax, in excess North half of North half a five-year term. (NtyNty) of Section 15; All in Dated this 18th day of Apr., 1962. each of the component elementary of the G7b lim itation, proposed to Maxim* R o m districts and Rural School District be levied for said fiscal vear is Township 2 North, Range 17 ATTEST District Clerk Zones is as follows: $43,982.76. East of tiie Willamette Meri Robert Nisbet Zone 1, Rufus: Elect one di Dated this 9th day of April, 1962. dian in Slier,nan County, Ore Chairman Board of Directors rector at large from the Sherman ATTEST: Eva L. Cantrall gon, EXCEPTING from the County Rural School District for District Clerk above described property the April 20 and 27, 1962 a three year term. Harold 1). Eakin following tracts, to-wit: Zone 2, Wasco: Elect one direc Chairman Board of Directors Tract 1: Beginning a, the cor NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELI« I io n AND MEETING tor at large from the Sherman April 20 and 27, 1962 ner to Sections 10, 15 and 16 NOTH E i s H BRiSBl G i l BN, County Rural School District for in Township 2 North, Range 17 in compliance with Sec. 331010, a three year term. NOTH K OF ANNUAL S< HOOL East of tiie Willamette Meri to the legal voters of School Zone 3. Moro: Elect one direc E L E T I on \ \ d MEETING dian. running , hence North on ORS, District No. 9 CJ, of Sherman NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. the Section line a distance of County. State of Oregon, that the tor at large from the Sherman 500 fee*, to the Westerly right of ANNUAL S< IIOOL ELECTION County Itural School District for in compliance with Sec. 331.010, ORS, to tiie legal voters of School way boundary of the County ol said District will lie held at the a three year term. Zone 4, Grass Valley, Elect one District No. 23, of Sherman Coun Road: thence along said right of Schoolhouse; between the hours way boundary, Southeasterly of 2 P. M and 8 P. M. on the first xlirector at large from tiie Sher ty, State of Oregon, that tiie 1916 feet to tin* South line of Monday of May, being the 7th day man County Rural School District ANNUAL S< IIOOL ELECTION tiie Northwest quarter of the of May. A D. 1962 f >r the purpose for a three year term, and one cf said District will i>e held at the xlirector from Zone 4 for a three Schoolhouse; lietwcen the hours Northwest quarter of Section of electing one director. of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M . on the first 15; thence West on said line (in Histrixts of the riiiid Claes) year term. Zone 5, Kent: Elect one director Monday of May, being the 7th 360 fee, to tiie Southwest cor E IS HBIIBB1 GIVEN, at large from the Sherman Coun ner of said Northwest quarter in NOTH compliance with Sec. 331.010, ty Rural Schxxil District for a day of May, A. D 1962, for the of tiie Northwest quarter; ORS, to the legal voters of School thence North on Section line District No. 9 CJ, of Sherman three year term, and one director from Zone 5 for a three year 1387 feet to the point of login State of Oregon, that the term. ning; containing 11 acres, more County, ANNUAL S< IIOOL MEETING Dated this 4th day of April, 1962 in compliance w i n Sec. ; or less. of said district will he held at the Luther W Davis, Chairman ORS, to the legal voters of Traci 2 Beginning at the North Sx'hoolhouse; to begin at the hour Sherman County Rural Sch. I)ist, District No. 23, of Shermar west corner of the Southwest 2 o’clock P. M on the first Lynn O. Hampton, Secretary State of Oregon, thi quarter of Section 10, Township of Monday ot May, being the 7th day Sherman County Rural Sch. Dist. ty, INN1 M BCHOO1 xi | 2 North, Range 17 East of the of May, A. D. 1962, for the pur April 20 and 27, 1962 of said district will be ] Willamette Meridian; running of transaction of business thence East along the North pose Schoolhouse; to l>x*gin usual at such meeting: and elec NOTICE of SCHOOL ELECTION (he hour of 2 o’clock P. M on ,1 line of said Sou.hwest quarter tion of one director. in the RCRAL SCHOOL DIS Monday of May, being the " a distance of 1,000 fee, to a ra Dated this 18th day of Apr., 1962 TRICT « f SHERMAN COUNTY, of May, A D. 196?, for thi vine: thence along said ravine Frank von Borstel OREGON, I I’ON QUESTION <*i pose of transaction of bi in a Southwesterly direction ATTEST: District Clerk l \( RE ISING I \ \ I EVY OVER usual at such meeting; an 1092 feet to the West line of Hans Bardenhagen AMOUNT LIMITED by SE< tion of one board member said Section 10; thence North Chairman Board of Directors TION II. ARTICLE XI. STATE 5-year term. April 20 and 27. 1962 CONSTITUTION Dated this 9th day of Apri Notice is hereby given that an ATTEST: Eva L C NOTIC E OF S( IIOOL ELE< - election xx ill be heM m the Rural District ( riON I PON Q1 BSTION e l IN Sx?hxK>l District of Sherman Coun Harold I). E ( RE BEING l l \ l.E \ \ OVER ty. State of Oregon from 2 I’. M. Chairman Board of Di IMOUNT LIMITED R1 UN tu 8 P. M on May 7, 1962. the elec April 20 and 2 1 ION 11. Mt I I( i , XI BTATI tion will be helxi in each compon CONSTITUTION ent school district at the polling Notixe is hereby given that an places designatexl as follows: election xx ill t»e held in Schxxd District 3, Rufus, Rufus Ele District No 9 CJ of Sherman mentary School Building County, State of Oregon, from District 7, Wasco, Wasco Ele 2 P M to 8 P M. on May 7. 1962, mentary School Building District No. CH 1. • NO OOWN payment at the Schoolhouse in said district District 9 CJ, Kent, Kent Ele County. State of Or« • LOANS TO $3,500 tor the purpose of submitting to mentary Schx»l Building AN NUAL s< HOOi, the legal voters of said district District 17, Mora, Moro Ele of said District wil • EASY-TO-HANDLE TERMS the question of increasing the mentary School Building Grade Schools of Ri tax levy for the fiscal year 1961- District 23, Grass Valley, Grass Moro, Grass Valiev , 1963 over the amount limited by We can t hold the ladder for you. Valley Elementary School Build tween the hours of section 11. article XI of the Con ing but we can finance home im 8 P. M. on the firs st itut ion of Oregon The purpose of the election is May. being the 7th provem ents—do-it-yourself or The reasons for ini reusing such to submit to the legal voters of A I) 1962, for the otherwise. Your contractor or levy are : District nas no base so rural school xiistrict the xpie-xtion electing one directo dealer will handle all details — the entire levy is above the six of increasing the tax levy for the (Grass Valley, for . or see U. S. National m person. percent limitation fiscal year July 1, 1962, over the term The amount of tax. in excess amount brnltexi by Section 11, Ar Date,! this 9th dav of the 6^7 limitation, proposed to ticle XI of the Constitution THE UNITtD STATBS NATIONAL BANK OF FOITtANO ATTEST: Marj or lw* levied for said fiscal year is The reasons for increasing such Dii $30.810 00 levy are: Harold L Dated this 18th day of Apr . 1962 The base of the Sherman Coun Chairman Boart ATTEST Frank x’on Borstel ty Rural Schxx)l District is not April 20 4-H CLUB NEWS z along said Section line 439 feet to the point of beginning, con taining 5 acres, more or ¿ess. Tract 3: Beginning at tiie cen ter of Section 10, Township 2 North, Range 17 East of the Willamette Meridian and run ning thence East a distance of 261 feet; thence South 4S1 feet; thence West < jog feet; thence North 491 feet; thence East C45 feet to the point cf beginning, containing 10 acres, more or less Terms and conditions of gale: Cash, or such terms as may be acceptable to said guardian, and subject to confirmation of sale by said Cctirt; said sale to be sub ject to the right of said Ward and his estate to retain and harvest as his property the growing grain crop; and also subject to said Ward's and his estate’s right and interest in the existing summer fallow ground. Bids and offers must be in writ ing and accompanied by cash or a cashier’s check in the amount of 5% of the bid, and may lie left at the office of T. Lester Johnson, attorney for said guardian, at Moro, Oregon, at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of said sale. Said guardian reserves the right to reject any or all bids. DATED this 13th day of April, 1962. Pearl Brackett Guardian April 13, 20, 27, May 4, 1962 Confidentially We LOVE tO Loan! HOME IMPROVEMENT T fl R 1\T ? LU A l l U
