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THE pHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON PAGE FOUR Í Wasco Band L 7 ra c to r R o y a lty V isits FRIDAY, APRIL 5 1940 1 lb. d iced . rhubabb Ftacuity Kent Resident 1 cup coarse graham era: Vgr/ Has Moro Plays Sunday? H e alté ayn e OREGON <j^A1RY COUNCIL Guests In Parade crumbs. 1-2 cup s u g a r 1-4 tsp nutm eg 2 tbsp butter ! Mix to g eth er the crum bs, ■ • and nutm eg. A rran g e in a bu casserole two lay ers each of barb, d ots of b u tte r and th e ci m ixture, finishing w ith the cru i. * Bake in m oderate oven 350 deg. ab o u t 35 m inutes or until rh u b a rb is done and crumlbs are brow ned. Serve w ith cream . - J M r .and Mrs. Paul F ra s e r of j The Wasco school band played H alfw ay and M r .and Mrs. Tom 2 cups b read crum bs O nward C hristian Soldiers in the This is the tim e of y ear when F ra s e r o f ,Moro and Mr. and M»'s. m arch p»radv to the C hristian m ost everyone experiences a ce r 1 orange rind and juice W ilford Belshe of Moro w ere din- church Sunday. A larg e crowd tain restlessn ess. Anxious fo r 1-4 ts p cinnam on ' n e r g u e sts a t the R. N. McGlasson was en tertain ed by the band. Ab- the w arm days of sp rin g ,we find 1-4 tsp nu tm eg ! home Sunday. oui ninety persons gath ered fo r a 1-4 cup w a te r M rs. H. C. Neilson and son, Geo ourselves eag erly p lu n g in g into WILDCATS CARRY NO bask et dinner in the basem ent a f plans fo r sp rin g house cleaning, 2 tb sp b u tte r i rg e accom panied by Mrs. - J .C. BOUNTY UNTIL 1941 the rem odeling and -cleaning of te r the program . ' 1-2 pt. w hipped cream W ilson m otored to IBend W ednes Funds provided by law fo r the sp rin g clothes, o r m ore exciting, H arley D utton made a business day afte rn o o n . Mrs. Wilson r e tu r p aym ent of bounties on w ildcats I ' M elt the b u tte r and add th e actu al new additions to the home t u p to Fossil this week. ned to K ent Thursday-,- ' crum bs; m ix th e su g ar, spie? and have been ex h austed fo r the p re or the w ardrobe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schad^w itz Mrs. Andrew Landies left for .eft to rig v< —Count F rancis T ra through the Peoria, Illinois, p lan t and son John and Nellie Wilson Along w ith all of this p r e p a r oran g e rind. Place one fo u r.h of sen t calen d ar y ea r according to Li,kaview where she will visi- a of C aterp illar T ra cto r Co. on E a th è crum bs in bottom of b u ttered announcem ent m ade by the O re ttm annsdortf and A reh d u k is 1-e- were in The Dalles S atu rd ay when ation fo r spring, fam ily m enus m arried d au g h ter and son. st! r eve. They s a t a t the controls b a k in g dish, then one half of the gon S ta te Game com m ission. , \ and O tto cf A ustria. Jo h n and Nellie received m edical sh o u ld not be overlooked fo r this Mrs. Em il A nderson’s house was A sum o f $3000 was set up fo r of Diesel trac to rs, asked a tho>u- rhu b arb . Sprink-le w ith one h alf is the season when the home m ak er care. painted. Cannel! and Scott d u n g pay m en t of w ildcat bounties d u r of the s u g a r and spice. R h eat. Ir.ierested in A m c ic a n indi ■>- j sand questions as to the m echanics M rs. R . IP. B arn et, Mrs. Carl needs to sp rin g clean her m enus the work. Now Cliff Fridley is rv. two fam ous A rchdukes of the : of the m achines, and m inutely in- ing 1940 and this sum having been S prinkle oran g e juice and w a te r Scliadew itz and Mrs. J . L. M athes as well as the cupboard shelves. having his house dressed up for lim ise of Hwpsburg, Otto a r d Fe- ¡s p o tte d the long assem bly lines. over th e top ,and p u t the r< st of expended, fu rth e r bounties' on cats w ere business v isito rs a t Cow A lthough it is possible to plan this spring season. the crum bs on top. Cover closely will not ibe available until Jan . 1, 1 x of A ustria, leisurely strolled 1 ---------------------- * ________ Canyon and Redmond T hursday. m enus the year around to include b ak e 45 m in u tes in a 400 degree The school band will join the K ent was visited by a stead y enough m inerals and vitam ins, and oven. U ncover th e last 10 m inutes Playing Safe Mrs. Minnie Blau spent ten days^ \\ HEAT PR IC E A D JU STM EN T music to u rn am ent ut LaG randt on r a ir S atu rd ay n ig h t and Sunday th ereb y avoiding th e old com pl T eacher— Which hand is the to brown. Serve w ith wh pped Leri- from her home in P ortland. PAYM ENTS READY IN A P R IL April 12. which is unusual fo r Kent. ain t of ‘sp rin g fe v e r’, it is not S ta tu e of L ib erty holding over Miss Maud B ry an t left h ire cream . < D uring M atch the w eather re Mr. and Mrs. J. M .W ilson ami alw ays done .The touch of sp rin g Oregon farm ers who have kep t her h ead? T hursday a fte r a ten day visit corder found 1.01 inches of i ain within their AAA w heat acreag e , d au g h ter, H elen and Son, Dick, fev er you are experiencing m ay R h ubarb B etty i P upil— The one w ith the torch. with old tim e friends. She will Mr. and Mrs. W. A. l a t e re allotm ents will soon be on the re» ! Mr .and M rs. John W ilson and son be ju s t the change of w eath er ,and irit her siste r a t Vancouver, Wn turned from C alifornia where d u r eeiving end of approxim ately one K enneth, M arion G itting« and C ha then again it m ay m ean th a t you ing the . w inter -they have visited before her re tu rn to Albany. and a half million dollars in price rles Bothwell w ere d in n er g u ests havp n o t been e a tin g your quota th eir d au g h ters and fam ilies. Mrs. A. S. Johnson was hostess ad ju stm en t 'paym ents. F irs t cheeks of Mr .and Mrs. J . H .W ilson S un of the protective foods-vegetables fru its , and d airy products. And Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee a t to m em bers of her W ednesday con will be issued in A pril, according day; Mr .and Mrs. E d g ar Sm ith of so sp rin g clean your m enus. The tended the ten th birthday round tra c t club a fte r a one o’clock io plans of the sta te a g ric u ltu ra l 13- Used Electric Radios 4ft Used Delco P lan ts D e fu r spent Sunday w ith Mr. .and early green vegetables t h a t are up a t the Shrine tem ple in lire lundfeon 'cards played at two' ta b conservation office in Corvallis.. 5- Used Battery Radios Used Kohler Plant Mrs. Guy was an invited a p p e arin g in the m ark e ts .tender Made under the federal fam*, Mrs. L ester W ilson. 1 wiles S atu rday evening and vis les. Mrs. A rth u r H olt of Redmond is g ieen asp a rag u s, g reens of v arious program , these “ p arity p ay m en ts’* ited Sunday in Hood River at the guest. 1- New General Electric Range A -Used W ashing Machines spending a few d ay s a t K ent vis kinds, and th e pink stalk s of are intended to bring farm income home of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Isen- Mrs. H oggard and Mrs. B enton Ref. used in cooking school— . burg, the la tte r a siste r of Mrs. B arn e tt were g u ests a t the Roy nearer a p ar with the price of itin g her siste r and b ro th er, M rs. rh u b a rb confirm th is change of -Used Electrolux Kerosene Ref. at special reduction. goods farm ers buy. The m ajor J. L. M athes and R. P. B arn e t and seasons. Bi Ishec. Belshee home when m em bers of -Used Electrolux Flamo Ref. fam ilies. I R hubarb to m ost of us is one Mr. and M rs. Basil Baines a f te r, the Tillicum club w ere en tertain ed sh are of paym ents will be mai^e 1- std. Pool table complete The E a s te r C an tata presented a t o? the b est sp rin g tonics. I t is a sh o rt visit a t the home of Mrs. by Mrs. Belshee T hursday. High to ea ste rn Oregon counties. Used Flamo Water H e a tc s K ent Sunday evening from Moro classed along , in food value w ith 2 Used Delco Plants Baines p aren ts, M r * n d Mrs. T. score w ent to Mrs. Funk, lov. to L ast year, o p erato rs of som e P resb y teria n church a t th e K ent g re e n s of all kinds, as beet tops Used Flam o H otplates L. Fields left W ednesday for th eir Mrs. Lee. The g u ests were givTq w hat more than 11,000 -Oregon school auditorium w as enjoyed by w heat farm s received $1,478,000 in a good sized crowd. The rain y tu rn ip tops, dandelions and spin home a t W enatchee. prizes also. ach, alth o u g h it is usually used The ladies aid of the M ethodist Mr .and M rs. Wm. C aru th ers price ad ju stm en t paym ents. The evening kep t co untry folks from a s a f r u it. A lthough rh u b arb church m et T hursday w ith Mrs. of Moro spent S aturdey i t th e. ra te a t th a t time w as 11 cen ts p er com ing in. sauce and rhubabb pie are alw ays bushel,’ com puted on the norm al Electrical Contracting Philco Radios Peugh home. .-u t Sm ith. fa v o rite s, th ere are m any other This year, o p erato rs of ap p ro x Joe Brackett, was in W asco sev C hivalry F red F o rtn e r óf P ortland was w ays o f. p re p arin g it th a t give House Wiring Full General Electric Line eral days this week from P ortland. i i town recently. im ately 12,000 Oregon w heat farm s “ W h at happened a f te r you m ore food value to your m enus. Mrs. Glen K arnes was here from Air Conditioning Bendix Horfie Laundry H ere are..tw o rh u b arb d esse rts, Mr .and Mrs. Jea n Joyal visited will ea rn paym ents. A lthough the w ere tossed o u t th e side e x i t ? ” G rass Valley to atten d the cook her p aren ts Sunday from K inzua. la te per bushel has been lowered “ I told the w a iter I belonged served w ith cream ,th a t will give a to ten cents, w heat acreage allot- to a very im p o rtan t fam ily .’ ing school held W ednesday. spring time atm osphere. Mis. McQuvllin relum ed from ft bnebts Are larg e r. This -means * n So W haUT “ Mhs. W esley W ilde en tertain ed several weeks stay with h er m oth “ He begged my pardon, then Scalloped Rhubarb tdie p a st noble gran d s club a t her er in P ortland. H er brother, Gene m ost farm s- will receive paym ents asked me in ag ain , and th rew m? Ii 3 cups chopped rhubarb I * . " - home W ednesday evening. I ive brought her. Mrs. D arrel MeQut 1- ns large as in 1939. H ardw are and Electric .... ‘ tables of cards were in play- Mrs. liu accompanied him to T h e .D a l P a rity p ay m en ts help the O re out of the fro n t door.”—T oronto 1 1-4 cups auger Joe Mee and M rs. Jessie Amos le s on his re tu rn home. gon farm er in much the sam e w ay L abor. - held high and low scores for the .M rs. Olive M eClanhan of Da th at the tariff assists A m erican ladies and Roy Belshee and John J a r a , Colo, visited a t the II .11. industry, declared Will Steen of A ddington m ade high and low W hite home. She is visiting re la M ilton, chairm an of the s ta te AAA ; scores fo r the men. tives th ro u g h o u t the west. She is com m ittee. Steen pointed out th a t Mr .and M rs. Ed Kelso visited Mr. W hite’s siste r. Tuesday they the paym ents are com puted on the . Tuesday w ith Mr .and Mrs. H a i drove to Hay C reek and P rin e . as is of the period of 1909 to 1914, when p ri.es of ag ric u ltu ral p ro ley D utton enroute to th e ir home ville to visit Hudson and Louise. M embers of the Tuesday aft<*r ducts and industrial goods were in Fossil* from P o rtlan d . Owen B arn e tt £am e home from noon study club m otored to the well balanced. A lthough the pay m en ts ab o u t to The Dalles hospital T hursday and heme of Mrs. Ed D utton w here rn in tere stin g business session was be made will not b rin g the income is im proving. C .C. Caldwell le ft on business .h ad . A bake sale will be sponsor»d of w heat farm ers to full p arity , In th e a g g re s s iv e e x te n s io n o f c re d it to in d iv id u a ls a n d g e n W ednesday evening. Mrs. C ald by the club for the benefit of the they p re a step in th a t direction e r a l business, w e le a d a ll o th e r b a n k s in p u ttin g d o lla rs to well and Ann F o ste r accom panied Sadie O rr D unbar courtesy fund. ! , he stated. him stopping in P o rtlan d , Mon U will be held a t the W’aseo m ar- ket S atu rd ay afternoon. Mrs. V ein w o r k in O re g o n . W e d e s ir e , in th e in te re s t o f in c re a s e d m outh and A shland w here they O regon”» first com m ercial crops D utton was welcomed as a new j were grow n little m ore th an 100 visited his p aren ts. mem ber. t r a d e , c o m m e rc e a n d in d u s try , to loan m ore m o i e y , years ago. D espite the youth of Miss Olive Robinson en tertain ed Alma Jean* McMillen, ro w a the sta te , however, her a g ric u ltu re a t bridge Tuesday and S atu rd ay stu d en t a t Linfield college was ¡ is on a par in m any respects w ith afternoons a t her home. Mrs. Joe chosen an officer of the co-e Is. , th a t of any s ta te in the nation. H iiderbrand and M rs. G race Med- At an inform al p arty honoring i ler made high score honors T ues W. A. W ilkerson in The Dalles , day and Mrs. J. F. Royce high given by the Masons several local I You need not be a depositor to b o rro w from this bank score on S aturday. Two tables m em bers were present. Goinp were were in play each day. A rt Sm ith, H. D. Proudfoot, G. H. | s The pinochle dinner p a rty m et Root, John M dDermid, W illiam Nis j C o n d e n s ed S ta te m e n t o f H e a d O ffic e a n d 41 B ra n c ___ with Mr .and Mrs. B. H. Grady bet, R yland Scott. The au x iliary of the A m erican j F rid ay evening. The successful M a rc h 2 6 , 1 9 4 0 score was made by G. C .Andrew s. Leg ion en tertain ed at a benefit 1 N ew ru b b er iMr and Mrs. B H. G rady m o t co n tract bridge p arty M onday a t j a g ita to r s to p s ored to Goldendale Sunday where the lib rary room. D essert lunch w r in g e r r o lls . RESOURCES they visited a t the F ran k Bowman eon was served and play w as done a t eight tables. Prizes were recei home. Cash on H and and Due from Banks $39,001,760.28 Mrs. S arah B arn e tt of P ortland ved bv Mrs. C harles E v erett and T rade your old w asher as U nited S tates Bonds (Ail at par or Lass) 35,536,694.95 $74,538,455.23 is here visiting her children. Mrs. H e rb ert Root. down paym ent. Phone 1G1 Kfunicipal Bonds and W a rra n ts ............................... 4,552,501.78 FO R SALE or TR A D E T - ^George 8. M oon Wasco, Ore. Merchants of Credit M O N EY AT WORK MEANS MEN AT WORK! EASY WASHER SAFE ASK T l QUEST LAWYER x •- Dalles. Ore. 6 cubic foot family size G eneral E lectric Big - * TRACTOR V ft» ty • HAMPTON FUKNITURF The whan you buy a w * MORC WASCO tr itiv i * for trial T. Lester Johnson REFRIGERATOR '*♦ Q How quickly can I got parts and sarvica? A Back «4 Hi« "C a»«rpiM ar" »rackUyp« Tract«» «t«n»4 «wr « w n per»« an d ««rvic« 4«per1m «ntt read y ta k a rtd l. your n .a d s The greatest bargain we’ve ever offered. A genuine Gen eral Electric . . . famous for quality . . . brand new 1940 model, delivered and installed. c • ALL STEEL CABINET m«»aw»ly. Beck a f «« «»and* »h. ’ “C a te r p illa r" «p p an iiatio n , kn «w n aft aver Hi« w « rld fa r it» fast and accwrat« »«rvic«. C am « in an d in«p«<t «wr part« and * . i »- ic« faciliti«« O th er B o n d s .................................................................. 3,322,613.80 Loans and Discounts — Money at Work in Oregon .. 43,161,630.62 Stock in F ederal Reserve B a n k ................................. 180,000.00 Bank Prem ises, F urniture and F ix tu res. . t ............ 2,607,467.04 O ther Real E s ta te ...................................................... . ? 1.00 Real E sta te Sold U nder C o n tra c t........................ 1.00 C ustom ers’ Liability on A cceptances.................... 36,522.17 In terest E a r n e d ........................................................... 360,180.82 O ther Resources » ................................... 67,656.35 T o ta l R eso u rces............. $128,827,029.81 > • THRIFT MECHANISM VACUUM SEALED *Th»«J» th« fo u rth in a « « rie : d' ' p o in t» to r e m e n j« . » te n « •( • c t m ? a »rector. • INTERIOR LIGHT • COLD STORAGE TRAY O’MEARA Supply & Imp. Caterpillar Joka Doert ... m! ■V i Z 'L r L IA B IL IT IE S 41 BRANCHES S E R V IN G O R E G O N • 80 BIG ICE CUBES im p o r ta n t <• C a p ita l.........‘___ .......................................................... $ 3,000,000.00 Surplus .......................................................................... 3,000,000.00 U ndivided P r o f its ........................................ 1,960,859.92 R eserves for Unforeseen C ontingencies.................. >1,305,434.20 Reserves A llocated for Taxes, In terest, etc....................................... 449,093.48 A cceptances .................................................................. 38,755.67 In terest Collected in A dvance................................. 380,846.47 O ther L iabilities ....................... 30,473.49 D eposits ........................................................... ............ 118,661,566.58 T o ta l L ia b ilities................$128,827,029.81 Modal LB6-B the first OF PORTLAND, OREGON C onvenient Terms P acific P ower & L ight C ompany A luays at Your Service nnTionnii M tM B K R fK D tR A L D B P O S I T ■_ I R S U R A N C R C O R P O R A T IO N
