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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1941. Tax Exemption For PUDs Opposed By Gov. Sprague SALEM, Jan. 22. (API- Gov ernor Charles A. Sprague said today he has advised Dr. Paul J. Raver, Bonneville administrator, that he would not approve Dr. Raver's recommendation that people's utility districts be exempted from taxation. The governor added that he would not approve his suggestion that the entire PUD law be rewritten. The governor, however, did ap prove several of Dr. Raver's Bug gestions. These would make it easier for districts to consolidale or annex more territory, give dis tricts more powers in condemn ing properties they wish to ac quire, and permit districts to pledge, revenues for payment of general obligation bonds. The 1939 legislature passed an amendment that districts shall be taxed the same as private utili ties. Dr. Raver objected to this, asking that districts merely be permitted to make "payments in Jleu of taxes." Dr. Raver also said the ma chinery for creating districts is too complicated, but Governor Sprague disagreed. Answering T)r: Raver's recom mendation that the entire law be rewritten to clarify it, the gover nor wrote: "Remembering the difficulty In working out this legislation two years ago, I am loathe to approve or that recommendation. 1 do not believe the legislature has any stomach to go through another prolonged battle over utility dis trict legislation." Azalea AZALEA, Jan. 23. Ora Stand ley made a business trip to Myr tle Creek Friday. T. C. Johns and son, Darwin, transacted business in Grants Pass Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer were in Grants Pass Friday where Mr. Jantzcr received med ical care for an injured foot that he cut recently. Word has been received here of stho birth of a daughter, Jan. 14, Ui Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hllkle, of Salem. The baby weighed ten pounds and they hHve named her Edith Lucille. Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Booth and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith and son, Don, spent Friday at Med ford on business. They also visit ed Grace and Alice Booth. En route home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hazen and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Juntas at Central Point. A group of young people from ', this vicinity enjoyed skating at FUNNY BUSINESS boom gjffSL syhtf j I News of Douglas County "You wouldn't by itny chance be Irving to evade ihc draft, would yon?" Roseburg Sunday evening. The ' nice, Art and Freddie Gaedccke, party Included Don Smith, Ber-:l and Marjorle Booth. Yoncaila YONCALLA, Jan. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Higgins of Auburn, Wash., visited at the Beit Lufkin home last week, en route to visit with relatives in Califor nia. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thornton and two sons of Twin Falls, Ida ho, are visiting at the Thornton home for a couple of weeks. Mrs. May Haines of Norway returned home last Saturday aft er spending a week visiting at the Chet Miller homo. Mrs. Nellie Williams was call ed to Cottage Grove Wednesday due to the serious Illness of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett of Fresno, Calif., arc visiting at the Sid Woodward home in Shoe string. Mrs. Raymor of Coquillc is visiting at the Sid Woodward home for a few days. Mrs. Tom Hollamon' made a business trip td Eugene Thursday. a v 'Will a , K i . .. mmmm N 71V. 1 i" to gain new friends for Fisher's Pancake & Waffle Flour and Fisher's Blend Flour y limited time nnftf i . .". N" Offer tor limited time onlv! V ff Fisher's Blend Flour is an cvery-purposc flour as good for cakes and pastry as for breads and tntrccs.It's milled from a variety of choicest wheats in "America Finest Flouring Mills". Exacting scien tific control assures a flour that acts the same every time you use it. Look for the six Preview Recipes now being packed in every sack of Fisher's Blend Flour. These recipes are from Mary Mills' new Fisher's Blend Baking Book just off the press! Fisher's Pancake & Waffle Flour is so easy to use . '. . and it produces light, tender pancakes that make your family cry "More! More!" and crisp golden waffles that will make your guests demand the recipe! lc has real "wheat" flavor . . . contains only the finest ingredients, carefully selected and blended. Try a sack today! It costs only lc with the purchase of a 24yt or 49-lb. sack of Fisher's Blend Flour! . , Elkton i ELKTON, Jan. 22. Mr. and iMrs. William Binder and family went to North Bend Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Brown. Robert Grubbe, of Smith River, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Grubbe. V. W. Bersh. of Rosphiir In Elkton Tuesday servicing wash ing machines. Mrs. Lena Bossen went to Eu gene Weclnjsday to stay a few days will-, her dau'iier, Faye, who Is attf nding school LenOl'e vdtes is lurh In en'.i.-inl after beinjr out some time because oi uiness Henry Brown was looking after business matters in Drain Mon day. A. N. Arnold took the senior class to Roseburg Tuesday to at tend senior day. The members of the party were Ellen Riley, Blanche Rowe, Grace Robinson, Lawrence Thomas, Bill Griffith, Margaret Esslinger, Zane Adams, Paul Anderson, Charles Minter adn Alfred Schimelpfenig. Mrs. A. N. Arnold and Mrs. Carl Braman were Drain visitors Wednesday. Bob Griffith has come home from Portland where he has been working. Harry Griffith, of Newport, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Griffith. Harry Griffith and Earl Griffith have gone to Aberdeen on a business trip. Mrs. Janie Haines has gone to Puyallup to visit her daughter, Mrs. Noma Wesner. Mrs. Ina Henderer has gone to Eugene to stay with her mother, Mrs. Mollie Weatherly, who is ill. Walter Burke has gone to Rose burg to work for Floyd Fenlcy. M.ss Maragaret Tonol; of Cot tage Grove, is visiting Miss Mary Feelers. Gerald, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Haines, eamo home Saturday from the hospital at Roseburg. Richard Fairfield, of Alaska, is visiting relatives and friends at Elkton. J. Bepslcger Is 111 at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Binder and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Binder were attending to businesi mat ters in Roseburg Tuesday. Lewis and Miss Josephine. Mil Margie and Miss Maxine Wrrit. Mr. end Mrs. Wade Worthi:).: ion and their uaughtt-i, Beverly, were attending to business at !.tk in Grants Pass Tuesday. Mr. and Mr.,. David Fate nnJ tneir riaiignters, Kut and Mar. Anne, '. i re recent visitors at the livin Mather home. .l ir.ng the jocal residents seen In Roseburg on Saturday of last .wek were Mr. and Mi's. W. T. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M:"er, Mrs. Alva Matthews mil ncr sons, Maurice and Mart-hall, Miss Gem Hutchinson, Miss Sum 'icr, Bernard Beloskey, .'ay Wright f nd his sons, Johnny and K'.btri, J. D. Wright and Pel? I'ium. Those enjoying dinner Sunday I at the Earl Sumner home includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Willie McLain and sons, Delbert, Blllie Dale and Donnie, of Dole; Bill Smith of Myrtle Creek; Miss Gem Hutch inson, Mrs. Burrell Babb and sons, Bobbie and Stanley, Miss Elva and Miss Donna Sumner, R. A. Moore and son, Leon, Bern- lard Deloskey and Mr. and Mrs. I Sumner. j J. Roland Parker, county agrl-1 culture agent, was attending to business matters in this vicinity Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson of Tiller are spending several days at the home of Mr. Fergu son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John i Ferguson, while Mr. Ferguson is in Corvallis. Monday night at the home of Marcus Brown to study for first class scout tests. The patrol members present were Oliver etanrilev. Leslie Sieeel. Donald iLawson and Marcus Brown. Emery Thrush came from Cali fornia the last of the week and loft Monrinv takine his family with him. They will live near San Mateo where fc-mery nas employment. Days Creek DAVS CREEK, Jan. 23. Mrs. .Imp Locke and son, Wendell, of Myrtle Creek, recently visited the former's sister, Mrs. City Kinsey, at her homo near Mill. While they were heie they and Mrs. Kinsey and her children, Cora Lee, Anita, Peggy and Jim mie, made a business trip ;o Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward were attending to busines.; mat ters in Roseburg ruesday. Mrs. Earl Sumner and her daughter, Miss Elva, were Myrtle Creek visitors Tuesday. Tney were joined in Canyonville b Alls. Alf Duncan who accom panied' them. . Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michaels had as tneir guests at dinner Mr. wJ Mrs. R iv Wright, Mi&s A i m Camas Valley CAMAS VALLEY, Jan. 23. A very interesting meeting of the grange Tuesday evening featur ed reports from several mem bers on the agriculture meeting In Roseburg, Jan. 6. A. W. Geil- er reported on the district meet ing at Grants Pass. H. C. Kel ley reported on Grange Co-op. Much interest was shown in pro ject of improvement of state park on summit of Camas moun tain. The grange plans to spon sor a debate by a team from O. S. C. in the near future. Several of the 4-H club lead ers met at the school house Mon day at 1:30 to plan for the club work to be taken up this year. Another meeting will be held be fore organizing any clubs. The Eagle Scout patrol met MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 Special Prices for Friday and Saturday GRAPEFRUIT Largt silt Arizona, full of juict, Deien 0 ARTICHOKES 4 Jumbo sist, 2 for X f(k BANANAS All fancy gold- m... i9c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Now pack just arrived. Tall 2Cff 46-oi. cans. 2 cans DEVILED MEAT 4 A 3 cans 1UC FRUIT COCKTAIL (,t H-B brand. 2 cans j)( WHEATIES 9 2 Plgs WHEAT HEARTS Sperry's and a small package of Sun maid raisins. Both for ik LANE COUNTY BEANS 3 cans A Another shipment' of smoked cheese just arrived. There is no substitute for a hot breakfast food these chilly winter mornings. Red & White Oatmeal and Wheat Cereal have a way of "sticking-to-your-ribs" and stave off that mid-morning hungry feeling. Serve your family these "heat-producing" breakfast foods all winter long! SPECIAL FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 24th AND 25th Wheat Cereal 28-Oz. Red & Whito pg 17c Smuckerr Fancy Blue Rose APPLE BUTTER farb.25c RICE 4l21c Red A White Red & White PEANUT BUTTER 'js 19c COFFEE !ifn25c - 73c Made from U. S. No. 1 Peanuts - Drip or regular grind Pancake Flour - ice 1 8c Red & White Idaho GRAPE JUICE 1Aff.I9c XZ 37c RED BEANS 4,tb,';19c SunSpun Red & White SALAD DRESSING, Quart, 18c TOMATO JUICE No Vfn0s 23c Syrup - - - Red & White Quart Cane & Maple Jugs 37c Sunshine Hydrox COOKIES pound Sunshine Orphan Annie COOKIES Large Q ... Pkg.. 3P Franco-American SPAGHETTI Na-u2Bc Franco-American MACARONI No. 1 A tins W 4-lb. sack of FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR ONLY... n when you buy a Oats Red & White 48-Oz. Quick cooking rolled pg 21c Campbell's Chicken Noodle Chicken or Chicken-Gumbo SOUP No:.V,or'32c Wed & White 1.79 LUNCHEON MEAT tf V 25 Red & White Homestylc or Sliced PINEAPPLE 20c Red A White SIFTED PEAS .No:.22,i,no8; 29c Ash pour grocer,1 .mmt. - . - mt
