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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, IBM
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against the Estate of James W.
The J. R. Jones, deceased, are hereby noti
TION, shingles, built up roof quired. Write t«
Watkins Company, 3903 Brook fied to present them ni proper
ing & repairs, asbestos & insu
D r. Otis G. Perkins
lyn Avenue, Sgpttle 5, Wash form to the undersigned, the duly
lated siding, blown in rock wool
24-9c appointed, qualified and acting
insulation. Call us for an es ington.
timate. COLUMBIA ROOFING WANTED: All summer's work. Executor of the Last Will and
Optometrist
Testament of James W. Jones,
SERVICE CY6-5187 phones
Sherry
Woods,
Moro,
Ore.
25c
CY8-887^ The Dalles.
17 tfn
deceased, at the office of T. L is
405 E. 2nd SL
FOR SALE: New home by own FDR SALE: Two yearling Here ter Johnson, attorney at law,
Moro,
Oregon,
within
six
months
ford bulls. Can be seen at the
er at 304 W 6th St. The Dalles,
(Across from Stadleman-
Blaylock ranch, Grass Valley, from the date of this notice, to-
Phone CY 6-2506 after 5 p. m.
Oregon.
24-25p wlt: April 6, 1956.
weeks days. 5 rooms on one
Bonn Hardware)
Harold D. Eakin
floor, Philippine mahogany, ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com
Executor
birch kitchen, wall to wall car
Phone 5362
The Dull«
Ore.
plete painting and decorating T. Lester Johnson
pets, full basement with garage
service, spray or brush Phone Attorney for Executor
23-6C
in basement.
23-6c
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
Vern Campell and Jack Null,
CUSTOM - SLAUGHTERING —
The Dalles. Oregon
38tfn
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass WANTED: Man or woman to
Valley, Oregon Ph. 242 47tfn
handle McNess Products full or
spare time. Opportunity to
FOR SALE: Saddle mare, bay,
make $40 a day. No experience
good posse horse, gentle. $100.
necessary. Write McNess Com
Iva Dams, Moro, Oregon 24-6p
pany, P. O. Box 14, Bayshore
A good place to know . . . a good
MAN—To own and operate your
Station, Oakland 23, Calif. 25-6p
place to go: the tavern in your
own route service business
neighborhood featuring
without investing your capital.
reliably refreshing
A
Profits up to $5,000 a year and LEGAL NOTICES
Olympia Beer.
more possible first year. Near NOTICE TO CREDITOR«
All persons having claim?
by opening. Car or truck re
Whether we would gef as much
doe« not appear that ondir<ry
Itizens are convinced that taxes for that third of our Income If we
have to 1* as high as they are spent It ourselves is the problem
Published Every Friday at
whereas the members
of the of every voter. The answer de-
Moro, Oregon
above committee 4bem sure that >|jends on how many government
E d it o r taxes must be kept at the present services he or she uses. It is our
(•Iles L. French
level or higher. That Is the usual opinion that most governtiRmt
Enter, <1 an wound rlam
thing. States, like individuals go isn’t worth what is costs and we
Or,
und, r
poRtoffire at Moro
of Conifrma of Mu ch S, 1879.
right on »»pending money, main are sure we would be happier
taining a way of life, until the spending our own money.
cash Is spent, the home mortgag
Men in government are under
NEWSPAPER
ed and the bank with an over pressure to appropriate for this
PUBLISHERS
draft. Neither can see the hand and that and minorities ure al
writing on the wall and perhaps ways proposing some gilded bau
ASSOCIATION
it is too much to expect that one ble to delight tihe eye of the legis
group should vary from the norm. lator and voter. We must say In
Hewever obtained, tax money this connection that Oregon vot
E D IT O R IA L
Is money taken from tihe economy ers have been bigger suckers for
of the state and used for unpro some expensive scheme than
A sT o c P a
ductive things. There ure a few have Oregon legislators. On their
A F F I LI A TÍ M EM B ER
exceptions to this, but not many. behalf we will say they were less
Government to, therefore, a sort adequately informed.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
of economic luxury at least that
port, above the ncessary i>olk-e
There is expressed disappoint
SC l*S( RIPTION RATES
*2.00 and protection phases. We could ment that Russians do not change
ONE Y E A R ....................
llspense with nearly all of It their political philosophy or aims.
Without, materially reducing the We do not change ours holding
APRIL 20, 195«
lapplness of the citizen. And we to them to be right which is protx
’could . ave alxiut a third of our ably Just what the Russians are
FARM HILL VETO
doing. Maybe we can convince
tticome.
There were reasons for signing
them by reasoned
argument;
the farm bill and reasons for
maybe they will convince us.
vetoing it. Eisenhower considered
Mortgage Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs
the latter ones most compelling
and as an independent executive
ATTRACTIVE TERMS
killed the bill—assuming that
WANTED: To buy scrap Iron and
PROMPT SERVICE
congress will not puss it over his
junk of all kinds. Drop card and
veto.
will call. F. E. Godier, Box 106,
Standard Insurance Co.
He undoubtedly liked the soil-
Rufus. Member Rufus grange.
bank plan which his admimstra-r
25-7p
A western company serving western agriculture
tion concocted although delay in
WANTED:
Bus
mechanic
and
ipassing the bill had seriously re
h
HOME OEEICE
driver. Must furnisth own tools.
duced the benefit farmers could
FRANCES FIELDS
JO5-3680
or
write
Moro
School
have obtained from It.
812
S.
W.
Washington
Portland, Oregon
Nome Economist
District.
25c
He certainly disliked the rigid
Oregon
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Phone ATwater 4331
supports which have boosted sur
ROOFING - SIDING • INSULA-
Lewis Building
pluses and l>een the cause of the
Portlind 4, Or egoa
great reduction In acreage in tihe
wheat belt while farmers of 15
spring days call for gay,
acre tracts keep right on growing b Bright
r ig h t-ta stin g d esserts. Like
wheat.
spring fashions, spring desserts
He did not like the two-price should display dash and glam
system although officers of Ore our. And an appealing dessert
gon’s Wheat league are dedicated prepared with Oregon wheat flour
to it. It didn’t offer much liecause doesn’t mean hours of work.
two-thirds of tihe wheat farmers
would have had to approve it next
year and it did not permit a mar
ket price of wheat not used for
human consumption. That would
have made It difficult for feed
ers to have used wheat. The main
virtue of the two-price plan is
that It would let half or more of
the wheat crop to be sold at feed A * F e s t i v e as that spring hat,
prices. Corn men won't nllow yet no complaints from father.
A truly economical way to add
that.
the elegant touch to any meal.
Elsenhower undoubtedly (hoped
to help the innumerable small R h u b a r b P i e — F ollow your
farmers some of whom are In d o u b le-cru st pie recipe. Good
distress. Small farming Is losing proportions are:
2 cups sifted enriched flour to 1 tea
out as a way of making all of the spoon
salt. % cup shortening and 14
living for a family. In fact, small cup water. Cut In shortening until
particles
ble small peas. Add
farms have been losing out for water and resem
mix only sligh tly. Roll out
two or three generations as own And lino pan. Save V4 crust for lattice
of pie. Mix 1% cups sugar,
ers sell out to better financed topping
pinch of salt and 4 tablespoons flour.
nelghl>ors so that Is nothing new, Add 3 cups diced rhubarb, 3 table
spoons molted butter, tablespoon of
nor It Is necessarily bad.
grated orange rind, and a few drops
The president did make a con red color. Mix all Ingredients togeth
and let stand 16 minutes. Place In
cession by advancing jwrlty for er
unbaJu'd shell and cover with lattice
wheat to 82% per cent widt h will topping Trim edges and flute. Bake
make the average price for wheat at 376 degrees for 40-60 minutes. Serve
$2.00 per bushel.
That will In With fresh orange slices.
crease the income of farmers KEYNOTE: SIMPLICITY
growing the crops affected.
Fashion experts agree that sim
The bill was written at the re plicity
Is usually the secret to
Here’s welcome news for today’s modern family. The new
quest of the various agricultural good grooming — likewise food
pressure groups, y<>t for the bene experts know that good eating Is
“quick-recovery” electric water heaters heat water
fit of little farmers. Big, commer simple and easy.
cial producers of food and fiber
quicker and replace it faster.
would have gained most under It
In immediate benefits and would
have lost most in long range posi
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SI’RIIC DESSERTS
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the Water" that makes the difference
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New faster-t’han-ever electric I water heaters
now available at most appliance stores!
tion.
The veto is neither so gtxxl, nor
so bad as it seems to protagonists
of the many farm theories.
TAX AGAIN
The tax clinic at Salem Friday
was, we hear by the grapevine, a
fine example of how to organize
an important group for a sales
tax.
Eight of the memliers of the
Interim tux study group favor a
sales tax, two are not sure and
one Is against. There seems to lx*
a tendency toward fighting our
tax problems out on the sales tax
Issue regardless of the high prol>-
ablllty that It wouldn’t pass.
There are other solutions. It Is
{xjssihle to write a universal In
come tax or one with very small
.personal exemptions.
It would
ruise a great deal of money and
would not have all the objections
Inherent In the sales tax, Includ
ing tihe prejudices that have been
built up In Oregon. It would still
lx* a tax on what was earned and
not on what was spent.
From reading the papers It
Larger capacity electric units give these new
Bar Cookies or “Squares” and
freHh fruit combine to top off any
meal In an easy yet delicious way.
atitomatic water heaters their ability to heat water
DREAM BARS
faster than ever—yet use no more electricity per
Mix together to a crumbly mixture,
1 cup butter, 1 cup brown sugar and
2 cups flour. Spread In flat pan. Bake
nt 376 degrees for 10 m inutes. Cool.
Then best 4 eggs. 1 hiaspoon vanilla,
2 ( ups brown sugar together. Mix to
gether 1 teaspoon salt, ‘x cup flour,
2 teaspoons baking powder. S ift flour
m ixture over 3 cups cocoanut and 2
cups chopped nuts.
gallon of hot water than standard types.
This means that even with the thrifty 40-gallon
Add to egg i
Pour over baked
fo r 20
m inutes. Cool nnd cut In 1*4* squares.
size, the average family can have all the piping
hot water it needs for clothes-washing, baths,
H e a l t h giving meals need cost
dishes and cleaning—with plenty left over
ture.
cruml
Mix well.
Baki at 178 degraw
little money or trouble. Include
generous portions of wheat foods
each day. Doctors and nutrition
experts recommend bread and
other wheat foods in reducing
diets. Remember . . . no one food
is fattening — it Is the “extra”
calories that cause overweight.
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for the scores of other daily household uses.
And the cost is just pennies a day with
dependable, low-cost electric service
OREGON WHEAT COMMISSION
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PENDLETON, OREGON
from Pacific Power.
regon W heat
See your appliance dealer or plumber and
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Our high school correspondent
says that Economics and Geog
raphy students are going in for
“grass roots'* studying.
They're going to charter buses
and take off on Operation Seo-
For-Y ourself have a ten-day
look a t some of the things
they’ve been studying about.
As I remember, it was hard to
keep your mind on schoolbooks
at this time of year. Today's kids
can give in to that old urge to
bust out of the classroom-with
a clear conscience. Wish they’d
take me along.
From where I sit. It doesn’t
hurt us ntlulta, either, to get out
and see how the rent of the coun
try lives. We find the “typical
American”doing everything from
herding rattle to flying planes . . .
with everything from steak to
chowder for his favorite dish . . .
everything from beer to butter«
milk for his favorite beverage.
And the more we study our WiZ-
tereacra the more we learn how
alike everyone in underneath.
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