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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1946)
-.U MAH «i W W W ! WVXH JSÜBSAA ífeMte «WWW___ I wpajf , «m t, »«, «M, Bob King Break» Leg in Fall With Horae Easter Candy Nice Boxes of” Really G ood, Candy for a most appropaiate Easter Gift Mwm Mr and Mr« beater Barnum left Sunday for P ortland to try to buy soma feeder steers. Dave Stephen« was here from Pullman last w eek to spend a day looking over the experim ent sta- tion. Bob j King ooo \ u i « a h ad m hi« ***■ leg broken t -------- Ralph Busee la buying the Meth in two places last T hursday w lioa odUt personage, now occupied by a horse he w as riding feB w ith M r Mrg Arden Squire. him while he was cutting out cab Mr x r s Kart LandsUotn tie in the corral at the ranch. and daughter, . Marls, were up His lee whs b r o k e n o n c e P o r t l a n d over the week end the knee and once above. He was<fto yjs jt parents, Mr and Mrs taken to the hospital for care Lou P w tt > QaüFge M^ptin had his new ear dam aged Sunday when it was bum ped la the rea r by one c»rl ven by George D rinkard. An ac- cident a t the Celilo u n d e rp a y caused traffic to be suddenly hal- ted. B ert Davis cam e up from Pott- last Tuesday evenng to spend a days visiting around Moro, Miss Clara M ersinger is here J*p w lth visit ¡ L / a t C h e s t e r ™ n u n a w lth M.s Char]eS Green formfir playcr Walther-Williams Co. Is an old established film that has been selling, servicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of its service has been proven many times. a Now, when it is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. Major and Mrs Gordon Fraser Cliff Smith assistant county a- and electrical goods salesman, is e,™ r-nrHnn ir who have gent leader, was here Tuesday to now a real estate man in Port- r X ^ U lX . « > - t for *" > Glendale. Cal. laat week. Gordon loco! office. A t Bucholtz Do you have trouble with spots on the table cloth when pouring fruit juices? or do you dribble the batter over the ¿tove when p ick in g h o t cakes? Well. We can cure all that with a No-Drip Server that cuts off the rftream of liquid like MacArthur cut off Japs. And brushes, too, hand, bottle, percolator, separator, nail, clothes, and a lot more, one for nearly anything in fact. Have we told you about ourcanopeners?Now every cook needs one good enough that she isn’t worg out time she gets the can open. Moro Variety Si Remedy has been on a 45 day leave from duties in B erlin w here is w itn the Food A dm inistration section ol the arm y of occupaton. H e will report to F o rt Bragg. N.C. Mr and Mrs Tom F ra se r had all th e ir fam ily a t hom e for th e first tím e in ten years last w ees w hen Gordon w as hom e from G erm any. Paul knd fam ily came down from Olympia, Tom ir and fam ily from Pendleton an<| Doro th y (Mrs P hilip Pitm an) and fam ily from Sunnyside. Bill Stew art, well know n land board appraiser of th e eastern Oregon territo ry , stopped here on his way to Prineville Tuesday M rs E.fc.Bam um w as h o s te d Sunday to daughter, L^la (Mr- Giles French), son L ester and nephew Henry, a n d th eir spouses, the occasion being birthdays th at fall on or near April 14. Mrs W alter Ruggles is improv lng steadily from her p a r a l y s e illness of the past w inter and can now get around some w ith the aid of a cane. Mrs buey Ruggles w ants the person who borrow ed h er w heel barrow to bring it back. Tire Repair and Recapping m an county Tuesday, 4 0 1 E 3rd T h e D a lle s aoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooBOS Com« you hungry and tired and w eary, you famished and empty Let Uncle Phat Pheed you ■t Steak« and Chops and Roasts, Soups H A R Y E 8 T T E A M -----T h e h a r v e s ts to com e w ill fin d n e w c o m b in e s a n d sp eed y tr u c k s m a k in g s h o rt w o rk of th e jdb. H ere, fo r e x a m p le , is a ty p ic a l h a r v e s t te a m o f th e d a y s im m e d ia te ly a h e a d — —the M cC or- m ic k -D e e rin g se lf-p ro p elled c o m b in e a n d th e I n te r n a tio n a l M odel K 3 p ic k u p tru c k . T h is c o m b in e o ffers m a n y a d v a n ta g e s o v e r fo rm e r m ethods; a n d th e tru c k , is a n e a t e a s ily b a n d ie d , sm o o th .rid in g , lig h t d u ty u n it, u se fu l th e y e a r a ro u n d . and Salads and Vegetables, Drinks and Desserts to fill the famished Come and Get it from early until late. Food W e c a te r fo r S p e c ia l E vents HOTEL MORO COFFEE SHOP J. K. McKean Company GROSS ■fM P LA N OF HOSPITAL CARE T his Nationw ide Non-Profit H ospital P rogram —sponsored by the. American H ospital Association a p d your com m unity hospitals, w ith over 21 million members, is now open for com m unity enroll m ent to Sherm an County residents from April 22nd to 27th. Now... no wheat used in beer or ale Mass m eetings open to all residents of Sherm an County will be held Monday evening, April 22nd at <.30 p m . a t Wasco. Moro and Grass Valley school houses. Everyone is invited and your attendance And wheat alone can solve the problem of feeding the world's hungry appreciated. E nrollm ent headquarters for Sherm an County residents will be at the school house In Wasco. M; G rass Valley. Kent and Rufus y respectively. What Benefits Are Included? • a A Blue Cross membership pays the listed costs when you are patient in any participating hospital. The care includes: - . ■ ~e H ospital B enefits for a total of 111 days In each certificate year. 21 days full benefits, plus an ad ditional »0 days at 50% benefits for men, women and children. ‘Bed and board and general nur sin g service In ward. (Member may have private or semi-private accomodation by paying the dll- ferenee in cost). All Operating, Delivery Room Service. A nesthesia adm inistered by hos pital em ployee. D ressings and Plaster Casts. Drugs furnished by hospital. I lab oratory Pvam ln&tinnA Examinations. X-Ray Service. Basal Metabolism tests Electrocardiogra m s. wheat hat never Seen a large item in the brewing proceM—only of the entire V. S. wheat crop was used in 1945: Tw accordance with United States Govem- ment policy, the brewing industry has used no wheat.whatever since March 1, 1946. O T H E R M ATERIALS CUT 30% M aternity care up to 10 days after 10 months continued mem bership at Family-Group member ship rate, or after 24 m onths con tinuous membership at Family- D irect Enrollm ent membership rate. Em ergency Room care in Acci dent cases w ithin 24 hours after aeeident occurs (X-Ray lim ited to $7.50 in out patient accident cases) Direct enrollm ent costs are paid semi-annually. The semi- annua» charge for one person is $6.00, for tw o persons (subscriber and one dependent) $12.00 and a family m em bership including subscribe»' and two o r m ore dependents costs $16.50 semi-annually. In a fam- ily m em bership, dependents are husband or wife a n d th eir unm ar ried children under n i n e,t e e nyears of age. Billings will be sent direct to your home address. , i F ull Benefits under the certificate are available in any of the par ticipating hospitals. Leading hospitals throughout the state are in- BLUE CROSS is the only hospital plan officially sponsored by the nation’s hospitals. More than 3500 hospitals 11 8 approved by the American H ospital Association ^ æ rican C° l lege of Surgeons and the Oregon Association of Hospitals. HOW TO APPLY ' ,. ; ' Go to your nearest school housop-» ‘ * A BLUE CROSS representativew ili help you fill out your app u •»firm a n d answ er any questions.A ny person under age 65 y ears in ay enroll tfnd be protected w ith out m edical exam lnàtion for bene fits available in m em bership certificate.^ Th* other grains used have been reduced bv 30% — that ¡a, to 70% of the 1945 amount. less materials than in 1945. T his results in a proportionately lower production. B ut since the current demand for beer and ale is about •25% greater than a year ago, the real shortage Is nearer 50%. Consequently, your dealer will not be able to supply you w ith all the beer and ale you would like. We know you wffl understand the reason for th is? • ♦ * ♦ Wheat alone can solve the problem of feeding ths> hungry« The grains to which the industry is now restricted, are of a variety and grade not normally consumed by the people of the Your attention is earnestly directed to the world ae food. This statem ent tells in clear, simple terms what each of us individually c a n j l o t o hel> LESS B E E R AND ALE A’ ’ ogethea, the brewing industry ’is using 30% IFAof the Preaident'» Famine Emergency recommendations of President Trum an’s Fam ine Emergency Committee, which are sum marized in the box below. during the emergency. UNITED STATES C om m ittee aaka ua a ll to do D — wheat and fct product» . . . Co LgAi on all foods MK ta b wbot, / b i and oil» —«at* bread«, macaroni, cakes, cookies, p a tr io t en d deep-fried food». Use dripping» fo r pan-frying. Save salad atf—««« boiled dretsings. B. B ay aad aarva m ore p len tifu l food« . . • Balance diets with tho mere plentiful food», suck a» potatoes, fresh fru its and vegetables. ft. W ateaNOfced... ----- - Drees up today's leftovers fo r tomorrow. Makeooery "MW add awfta leaat, erundhtapping/^ broad pudding» and Teho no nsoro than you can oat. Clean your plate. Turn in BREWERS FOUNDATION
