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PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, AVGUST 3, 193« , the B°vernrnent lasts. <am and Jelly makintr with verv from the two types of pans even $ifrrnu»n (fo n iÄ jo u rn a l I T u . please write letters of applica ■ I ha. been proven in Oregon The quadriennial battle merely little sugar L S b k K you t " k tough lots and small acreage and two temperatures for the slow- tion before that date. School Published Every Friday at " hdt flre los««8 can be reduced decide* the .speed: will we drink f,,r a diabetic or are on a weight milch cows in Moro. Call JQ 5. baking pans were increased to District No 17. Moro 39-40c — * * * • _____z x s f t Y X S S i s : si» ur - 1’r r ‘r „ ,r Ba-e ’ome z . 'U r ’ S S the point that baking time was WANTED: To buy scrap Iron and 3221. J9-40p Editor , fu . . ' protceion districts thF children in the morning? Will mav tx? for vou Ml.s Kolshorn the same for both type pans. G iles L . h re iic h junk of all kinds. Drop card and FOR SALE: Good small cook In her earlier study, Miss Char will call. F. E. Godier, Box 106, stove. Call JOG-3287. 40p Entor<d ni Mound el tuta mattar at the Volon , 7 . ““' f t “ “ *“ nutritionists u««“ ts * u » Shall f ’ we «urar ner ley found that depth of i>aW is also Ponto! flea at Moro, Oraron, under Act n o e togetner to that end. Volun- it to produce milk? Rufus. Member Rufus grange. t^ry agreement are workable in spend our own money or let the tin in r*4pU ttot to v t £ £ n ^ - of Conrreaa o f March 3, 1379. a factor in determning cake qual 38-40p good times but are usually fragile government do it’ , 1 . . , lftM ha ? * ity. Cakes baked in shallower ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com NOTH E OF ( REDITORS things that fall apart In bad limes. It u as Important as Micky keep“™ qiaUly un- pans—under Notice is hereby given that the inches—were plete paintjng and decorating undersigned has been duly ap Suriiyme Pl UP reg' f t ' f t ' * . 1’""1'’ ™"» but «»• cooked and l ^ C r J a ^ Jhoild better looking, two better textured service, spray or brush Phone pointed Administrator of the Es if Sherman countv dtizpn °°ni. 1 reqrulres as> ,niKh arl lie stored in the refrigerator or more tender than those baked J977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. tate of Zella Kenny, deceased, it Sherman county citizens, and agility as Lou Groza’s place the freezer she savs in in deeper pans. Vern Campell and Jack Null, and has qualified. All persons rural and urban, would like to kicks. It Is a great sporting event ’ sne The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn having claims against said estate avail•themsefces of the advan but the long-time result is known NEW S PARER tages of the law it is there awlt- to historians and philosophers: Cake-Pan Affect custom ’ s l a u g h t e r in g _ are hereby verified, and with the W ANT A D S Ing for them. 4- Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp proper vouchers, to the under the people oannot govern them k P U B L IS H E R S I am agent for the Stanley freeze. Kenny’s Market, Grass signed at the office of Donald E. selves without more restraint Cake? It Says Here "A S S O C IA T IO N OF EDITOR 1.41 J«J than they have ever shown and When buying cake pans, re- Home Products which has chang Valley, Oregon Ph 242 47tfn Heisler, U. S. National Bank we aren’t showing it. member that the kind of pan af ed its policy for Sherman county TOP MONEY if you qualify. Building, The Dalles, Oregon, OFFK'IAL COUNTY PAPER This Is the time of year when fects quality and looks of the by permitting individual prem Opening in this vicinity. Ser within six months from the date we think few of our readers get cake, an Oregon State college iums without giving a party as SUBSCRIPTION RATES vice customers on Watkins food of first publication of this notice, time to read editorials, ours on Expert Urges Jam. home economist advises home formerly. You may orCer direct route. Nationally advertised to-wit: July 20, 1956. <» m : n u * «2.00 those of any other paper. Read from me and can stop at my home makers. I«awrence Kenny products. Credit arranged. For Jelly Making ers are busy with harvest and the Adjustment of oven tempera to see a display of merchandise AUGUST 3, 1950 Administrator of the Estate of full information write The J. writings of editors have . little to Fresh jam and jelly appetites ture will not compensate for the and premiums. R. Watkins Company, 3903 Zella Kenny, Deceased do with the business oi . harvest- Mrs. Glen Shoemaker can satisfied next winter if differences in pan material, ac Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Donald E. Heisler ing wheat. (JAMATE Washington. 36-41c Attorney for Estate 38-4lc We do know that editorial, are “ pe„reSerV<! ,re“h cording to Miss Helen Charley, FOR SALE: 1941 Buick Special, associate professor of foods and 4-dr. Sedan. Phone Jordan 5- As Jim Dyce is fond of saying, i f t f t m.U k.rer* X m k “ in “Z e 1 d T° WUhR- ™ " ln‘ — nutrition. M fc 4®e “If everyone knew how fine the Dark or dull surafce pans pro- FOR SALE: 27-foot completely climate Is In Sherman county Ak; .rta^e Loans To Meet Your Individual Needs there wouldn't be room lor th'e for' ft." And really1'o L f tto T S S S 8lon atftreSon sftft, d « « cake, of mow velvety teg. modern trailer house. See at ATTRACTIVE TERMS visitors.” Of course, .lint Dyce is thing. One of the very w ow prOvW<!s ,nSW*rS ! ° , ne of the f t m „„ * 7 " 7 " “« f t Paul Alley ranch or Telephone d e d ic a te d to likintz »hint/« =a ih o v tb in v u nvtb„ „ , . , , common questions homemakers than shiny surfaced pans, Miss Gilbert 2-5278. 39-40c PROMPT SERVICE L av T j,“ o„°em„aotiecea ” l8Uk<f and “ “ f t " « " f t and mod- Charley has f.mnd In her research. MAN or woman to handle McNess Products. Make $40 a day. No Standard Insurance Co. experience necessary. Write Me- ; « « ■ s s s s a s s ? „ s ...... A western company serving western agriculture Ness Co. P. O. Box 14, Bayshore ! “ f t * “h ^ f t r fth e ft' piaw.1 f t " ” S f t , . f t aM flafton « . pans'do" p t i i ^ ’c X X . l y Station, Oakland 23, Cal. .3')-4(>i> ; X X r SXU" 'T WANTED: The board of School Dist. 17 will interview candi- a Z Z d o w n ean“S * b y m o rn Z eZ ^ k f o d T . r‘h f t ^ T Wr i f t Ugh £ ? f t ™ *«* f t * af“ r « ftftftftftft dates for two bus driving posl- tions at 9:00 p. m. August 14 at i“o b X X glV‘ng,heSUnaneW e x X f t ' f t " o“ .' T T andnc o X e n “ d w S w r o ^ r “ ley tried adjusting ovei tempera- the schoolhouse. Candidates will And ^ 7 ,d laa, winter, not fof t e - ’- « f t f t f t t f t f t " » more given to Ixtastlng a , f t , the edltorla, should i , 1 ; HOME OFFICE 812 S. W. Washington Portland, Oregon Phone A Tw ater 4331 For Sunnier Days, Too! f t ? , f t f t f t f t ’f t f t f t f t * ry f t ‘ K‘ch ed“ orial '« used h S ' l f t S ’ X f t pan material test comparisons, troys, but the sharp, biting kind entirely consistent with all the »nouiu oe wen tnasoivtd. A new low-sugar pectin makes found similar quality and bhat invigorates, dry and bracing, others. Even an editor must be ___________________ ,______ looks differences existed in cakes But it was cold given room In which to change If one knew just what sort of •his mind, otherwise there could weather he liked and was Insis lx* no advancement (let us say, tent on having it served to him change). We have with us now each day he wouldn’t like Sher A speechmaker, not long ago, man county very well. Here the talked about the editorial habit of LESTER DENNISON weather is changeable. There is what he called "AfghanLstanism variation, it Is cold and hot, by which he meant the writing windy and calm, cloudy and fair, of editorials about far off sub- M E C H A N IC and of late we have had more jeets which could cause no local than our share of rain. Our share controversy. That Is the safe way, Is aiwut eleven Inches and we’ve and the easy way and some days from The Dalles lx»en getting twelve or more. an editor feels like that, his Everyone criticises the weath- adrenal gland being sluggish and Bring in your repair jobs er. It is one of the perogatives of his combativeness low. living. “As a rule a man’s a fool. An editorial page should in- When it’s hot he wants It cool, elude discussion about several top- Ail Work Guaranteed W hen it’s cool he wants it hot. les for readers can get very tired Always wanting what is not.” of one subject. Even a man who M ORO M OTORS GARAGE That Is to be expected of man. likes beans may like bacon and If he took it as it came without eggs for breakfast. This puts a making plans of his own that had burden on a one man editorial to lx? changed by weather, he staff who is hard put to be wise would be a different animal and on the International situation we wouldn’t know anything funny about women’s hats, phil’ about him. osophical aiwut the foibles of mankind and explanatory aiwut government all in the same day FIRE PROTECTION D IS T R IC T ------------- — G ood Food Since 1939 Oregon has had a very good rural fire protection district law. Efforts to establish one In Sherman >ounty Iras been unfruitful. It Is a simple oiwration to form a rural protection district. It re quires u petition by 25 percent of tile property owners and not event an election unless objection is filed. Five directors are elected and the district has authority to levy a tax. THIS MONTH During this month the entrants dose on the greatest American sporting event, an event that oc curs every four years. It will draw more betting money than tin* world series, will have more followers than high school basket hall, will cost more money than the Olympic games. Its adherent* claim that the re sult has an influence on the lives of every citizen hut have seldom iwen able to prove it. The results have sometimes delayed the poll- des of government and some times hastened, hut change is something different. In a people’s government the weakness is that the people rob the government by their demands and the politicians either aid them for votes or retard them by de lay. The more delay the longer In this county more than nine- tenths of the assessed valuation 1 r outside of Incorporated towns which makes the conditions some what different thun in other areas where rural fire protection districts usually exist. Towns are not often a part of the district although some small towns are Included. The usual method Is for the rural fire protection dis trict to contract for fire protec tion with a city or town depart liethIdirin C hapter'No. 78O .E .S . ment and pay enough so that tx ./ Meets every second and equipment u n be bought and a* , fourth Thursday in each kept up. * • month; visiting members It would be entirely possible invited. Moro, Oregon. for a city to contract for fire pro Dorene Hall, W. M. tection from a rural protection Dorothy Heater, Secretary district If that way seeme<l pre Eureka lawlge No. 121 A.F.AA.M. ferable. Meets on the 1st and All of which is merely prepar 3rd Thursday evenings atory to saying that Sherman e;u'h month. V’lslng county does not have much fire - members cordially In- protection and has been very vited to meet with us. lucky to have bad so few disas Dean Pinkerton, W. M. trous fires. The hotel fire at Was- Clyde GUlmor, Secretary co wus a retent example. Lupine Rebekah F«xlge No. Il(i Some rural fire protection dis Meets 2lr and 4th tricts have a rating as low as Tuesdays of each seven. (In Oregon towns and dis- month. Visiting tricta» are rated from one to ten members welcome. for equipment anti efficiency, I<aura Grabenhorse, one l>elng the liest.) Areas N.G.; Vada DeMoss, without adequate fire protection Secretary •are rated at ten and pay a higher Moro lawlge No. 113 I.O.O.F, insurance rate accordingly. Moro Meets 1st and 3rd Is rated as an eight town and Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. recently was given a lower fire hall. Transient and insurance rate. visiting brothers are Rural fire protection districts cordially invited. if established In Sherman county John Shipley, N. G. would l>e much larger than usual I.eo Watkins, Secretary anti would have more taxable valuation as well. For a fraction of a mill such districts could buy the kind of equipment needed or Dr. Otis G. Perkins could contract with a city to pro vide the kind of equipment need Optometrist ed. Upkeep would lie a minor cost. 403 K. 2nd Ht. And It Is upkeep that makes it advisable that the rural (4Fe pro tection d b trk t contract with a (Across from Stadletnan town. There Is usually a building Bonn nardwan'l available to house a fire truck and there is always some one In Phone 33SS I hr Halb Ore. a town that can be MWlMd by siren. Most cities have both of! al 1 morning, noon or night and in between LUNCHES, SNACKS, COFFEE Drinks - Ice Cream - Tobacco Magazines & Newspapers THE TAVERN Mac & Bill AIsup 42 * Refreshing sw im ... crystal pool) Friendly companiui Just naturally colls fo r the light, refreshing b e e r...B litz W einhard! 4 Discover for yourself the light, refreshing b e e r... X - . W , cordiolly invìi« you Io vi.it u. . . . ond . . . how Th. light R ,l,.,h i„ g B«„ i, b ,« w T T cu iZ d lo u 3 F ! «•u.ifäM üa» __ _____ .M. *o 5 P.M., Mondays through Friday»,
