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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL* MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1837 years of age, all ihccfco deceived FrlJay r.lght and Saturday they Dick Rust. . . from personal services above went to. Kelso, Wn., where they Mrs. Verr.e Mobley was a busi «900, and in cases of taxpayers visited Mr. and Mrs. Oran Raven ness visitor in Madras Monday 65 to 72 years of age, income from By Mrs. A F. Balzer and son returning home Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Kock of Moro and personal services in excess oP Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brlnkert had Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kock and aon The Sherman High Boosters $1200. Mothers club will hold a silver tea as their guests Saturday her aunt, left Sunday for Portland on busi For the computation of retire Monday, March 11, at the high Mrs. Mlttle Smith of Prineville. ness and Mrs. Alfred Kock will ment income the gross rentals re Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart and visit her mother, Mrs. Carsten von school In the cafetorium from 2 to ceived before deduction of expen 4:30 p. m. Everyone is welcome family of Moro were callers In Borstel, who is In the Holiday ses are used. A portion of net the evening. I’ary hospital where she under profit from your services and and bring your friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Andersen went surgery Thursday. They capital in an Individual business The same group is having an old arrived Friday night from Ala plan on returning home Tuesday. fashioned basket social March 10 or partnership—not to exceed 30 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds per cent—is presumed to be from beginning at 8 p. m. in the high meda, California to spend a week personal services in computing school cafetorium. There will be visiting his mother, Mrs. Jack and family were business visitors some dancing. The adults, high Griffith and her parents, Mr. and In Portland February 25. Her mo any reduction due to personal in Mrs. Eldon Gard In The Dalles. ther, Mrs. C. F. Kellogg of Port school and childrens baskets will come in excess of the $900 or the Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling re land came home with them for a lie in separate groups. $1200, as the case may be. Mrs. Frank von Borstel return turned home Saturday from Cot visit. Mr. Kellogg came up Sunday The amount of the retirement ed home Wednesday from a six tage Grove where they spent a and they returned home. credit is further limited to the few days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox return weeks trip spent In Florida and amount of the tax computed on ed home Wednesday from Port Tennessee. Enroute to Florida Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling. the face of the return, less any Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Bor land where they spent several she stopped in Los Angeles and dlvidends-received credit. spent a day visiting Mr. and Mrs. stel and family were In The Dalles weeks visiting relatives and If you have an annuity from life Sunday where they attended ser friends. Mrs. Stella Eddy of Port Harry Young and family, while insurance, pension plan or other W IL D E R N E S S R A D A R station in the Canadian volunteers would a le rt the public to <**“ * er there they made a trip to Disney vices at St. Paul’s Episcopal land came home with them for a source, the portion which you north la typical of the far-flung outposts which through sirens, loudspeakers and ( onrlrad ra d 1 1°. church visit. land. She spent one day in New may receive free of tax depends a r e the “ eyes” of the N o rth A m erican w arning so people could evacuate or tak e cover depending Arnold Sharp left Friday for Among those going to Golden- Orleans and visited a friend and on your life expectancy and your n et. At the other end »f the “ lin e ,” c iv il defense on am ount of w arning tim e. s. Air Fores Photo» his home in Olympia, Wn., after dale Friday were John Rolfe, his took a tour through the Old cost of the policy. Actuarial tables French quarters. Then she met spending a month at the Carl von mother, Mrs. T. M. Rolfe, Mr. and 2. Did you or your deceased payers under 85 and those over to help compute this are available Borstel home. Mrs. E. R. Blaylock, John Decker, her son, Dr. Robert von Borstel Retirem ent Income spouse earn more than $600 in that age. from the Internal revenue service. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton Fred and Don Cox. The men at and family in Tallahassee. He had For taxpayers under 65, pen The taxable portion, If any, may each of any 10 calendar years pre Mrs. V. Norton of Philomath re tended the bull sale and the Needs Special W o rk a leave of absence of a month sions and annuities received from qualify under retirement income ceding 1956? from Oakridge, Tenn., from the turned home Thursday from a women visited Mrs. Grace Copen- public retirement systems—such credit provisions. 3. If under 65, did you earn Nation Laboratory, where he does two weeks trip to California hefer, a cousin of Mrs. Rolfe. as civil service retirement, teach For those who have retirement less than $2100 during 1956? Did you have retirement in where they visited the former’s Mr. and Mi3. Leo Roberts and research work, In order to teach The maximum that any Individ er retirement and various state benefits from the armed forces, during 1956? a month’s course in radiation bi son In law and daughter, Mr. and daughters were dinner guests come ual taxpayer can save from the and municipal retirement systems eligibility Is detailed in the In If so, you may be entitled to a ology to graduate students In the Mrs. M. W. Shanahan and family Thursday evening at the home of saving on your .federal income retirement income credit provi —are the only items that qualify structions that come with the tax r M R o lf# University of Flordia. While in Redwood City. They also visit and are used In computing the Charles Baker of Burns was an tax. It is likely that you will be sion Is $240 for the year. How credit. Retirement pay from pri form. Be sure not to overlook this there they visited the Wakulla ed Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ayres and ever, remember that husband possible saving if it applies to eligible for the "retirement in family in Fresno, Calif. overnight guest Thursday at the Springs, the Gulf of Mexico and z come credit” if you can answer and wife can each save this vate pension plans do not qualify. you Klllearn Gardens. She accompani Mr. and Mrs Glenn Perry and Bob Rolfe home. For taxpayers over 65 the base amount if each meets the qualifi Your retirement income credit affirmatively to these questions: ed so son and family to their home daughters, Donna and Glenda, ar Carl Kelley took over the Chev on which credit Is computed in is computed on the last page of you receive under $1200 cations for the credit. In Oakridge, Tenn., where she rived Friday evening from Port ron Gas Station March 1 from Leo in 1. tax Did exempt Eligibility for the retirement cludes all pensions and annuities the tax form. Answers to your pensions or annui spent three weeks with them be land and spent the weekend with Roberts who had the station over income credit Is different for tax that are taxable, whether from specific questions in regard to fore going to Chicago, while there her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl a year. Mr. Roberts and family ties during calendar 1956? public or private retirement sys the provision may be secured she went to Crown Point, Ind., Uhls. tems, retirement pay from the from the internal revenue service, will be moving back to Wasco. and visited Mr. and Mrs. C. J. armed forces, Interest, rent3 and which advises you to consult an An oyster dinner will l»e held Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer sp?nt Kulick and family. She met Mrs. at the Kent legion hall Sunday Sunday in Wasco visiting the Gus taxable dividends. adviser who Is properly qualified Harold Leach of Bonneville in March 10 at 2 o’clock celebrating Hartmanns. In both classes of retirement if you need outside assistance in Chicago and they returned home the birthday of the American l e Mrs. Dick Reckman and Mrs. income the law establishes the filing your return. on the train. before mentioned maximum of gion. Legoln and Auxiliary mem Kenneth Todd were hostesses at a $1200 on which the credit is to be Mrs. Loy Cochran was hostess bers and families and friends are dinner Sunday at the Reckman computed and reduces this by any at a party at the Eben Kee home Invited. Oysters and coffee will be home honoring their birthdays. D r. F ran k D . Reid amounts received under the so last Tuesday when two tables of furnished, the rest will be potluck. Present were Dick Reckman and cial security act, the railroad re bridge were In play following a Dentist Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May have Peggy and Katy, Charles Brady, tirement act or other retirement 1:30 dessert luncheon. Mrs. Don as their guest her cousin, Mrs. Ha Mr. Todd and children, Mr. and Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-3361 .income which is not taxable; and ald Clodfelter held high score, zel Moore from Chicago. She came Mrs. Bud Brinkert and Victor Office Days: Tues. & Wed. Xrs. Anna Moore of Moro second Wednesday from Hood River Johnson. in cases of taxpayers under 65 apd Mrs. A. F. Balzer low. Mrs. where she had been visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Herman Peters won the traveling cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wal family spent the weekend In prize. Others present were Mrs. ter and William Walter. Corvallis visiting at the home of Ted Kelly, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts. Mrs. Alfred Kock of Moro. and Patty were business visitors Don Cox returned home recent Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters In The Dalles last Tuesday. ly from a trip to Ontario, Ore., had as their guests Thursday the Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bayer Fruitland, Payette and Weiser, ir daughter in law, Mrs. Herman and family went to Parkdale Sun Idaho. He visited the Alva Eakin Peters Jt. and son of Hood River. day and spent the day visiting family in Weiser. His cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alley and the Willis Brittains. Mrs. James Attebery of Payette daughter of Wasco were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May and came home with him and spent guests Sunday at the Herman Pet son left Wednesday for their a few days at the home of her un er's home. home In Portland after spending cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mrs. I*aul Syron were three weeks here with his par Cox. On a Sunday Don took her to visitors In The Dalles Sunday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May. Bend to visit her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brlnkert and Clarence has been called back to Harley Owens. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Todd were hosts work as a student fireman for Mrs. Frank von Borstel, Mrs. A. Spring’s the dine for light and sparkling f<x»d treats that put at a party for Victor Johnson on the Union Pacific. spring back in your step. Wholesome Oregon W heat flour make* I). McConaughy, Mrs. A. A. Dun his birthday anniversary, at the these bite-size up side down cakes an ideal spring starter. and Mrs. I .ester Wilson with Larry Smith and Miss Zelva lap former’s home Friday after the girls eligible for Girls State, school. After playing games for a Smith of Tulle Lake, both stu Karen Wilson, Jeanie Duncan, Informal breakfast parties can 1 1-2 cups sifted enriched flour while Victor opened his gifts and dents at OTI in Klamath Falls, Diane Schilling and Joecile Blay be loads of fun when everyone 3 teaspoons baking powder refreshments of beans, welners, catne Saturday and were over lock, went to Wasco Monday af gets together to make their favor 3-4 teaspoon salt buns, birthday cake, ice cream night guests of the former's par ternoon to the Little Legion hall ite pancakes. Call it a ‘‘Batter Up 2 tablespoons sugar and Jello were served. The guests ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith. Party”. Set the table or work 1 egg, beaten Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley where a film of Girls State was area in kitchen with pancake and 1 1-3 cup milk had fun roasting welners and shown by the Wasco unit who met marshmallows In the fireplace. and sons, Dick and Gall, and Mr. there for a regular meeting. waffle batter of all kinds. One 3 tablespoons melted shortening large griddle or a couple of fry- Sift together flour, baking pow They watched television a while and Mrs. Earl Sawtell of The Dal les went to Portland Sunday to at In s u r a n c e C o m p a n y Miss Carolyn I>emley and Miss pans will do the baking of the der, salt and sugar. Combine egg and played more games. Those Pat Mlnnigat of Monmouth ar batters. Serve a large platter of and milk. Add to flour mixture, enjoying the evening with Victor tend the Boat Show. Guests who spent the evening rived Friday evening and were spicy sausages and crisp bacon. stirring until smooth. Small were Nancy Crews, Peggy Brown, Carol Owens, Lois Payne, Ardlne at the Don Smith home Friday over night guests of the former’s Jams, Jellies, syrups and such can lumps will disappear during bak playing bridge were Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arzell Lem be plgced In handy spots so that ing. Add shortening and blend Todd, Patricia Brown, Tommy Barnum, Kenneth Blagg, John Glenn Perry, Jimmy Roberson of ley. Carolyn came up for the guests con "dress” their pancakes well. Bake on ungreased hot grid Q iles L. F re n c h , A g e n t Machines, Lowell Smith, Gail Moro, Miss Barbara Alley and shower given for her In Moro Sat or waffles to suit their taste. Ev dle. Makes about 18 four-inch eryone bakes their own and will pancakes. When using a package urday afternoon. Stradley and little Scott Todd. Cubscouts of Den 1 met with have a tremendous time—includ ready-mix, remember that the The Oth, 7th, and 8th grades A wpqrior Mrvtoe Den mothers at the Clyde Strad ing you. Pancakes made from a package directions have been de of the Kent school were hosts at a ley home February 25 after school mix cost only about one half of veloped after careful testing to • I partooal «ttend« nc« bunco party and square dance at with all seven members and den those made from recipe. But If give you the best results. Most THAT COSTS N O MORE the school Friday night. They in chief, Jimmy Duncan, present. you prefer that “personal touch", pancake variations are best when vited the high school students. added to the deluxe or rich pan The meeting was opened with try this never fail recipe. Some of the parents were present. cake recipe. B am I c Pancake Recipe Buckskin, Dick Barnum, reading Refreshments of brownies and ice the minutes of the last meeting, cream were served. closing with the '‘Iz>rd’s Prayer” Mrs. I,en Garland is in the Mid- led by Johnle Johnson. After Columbia hospital In The Dalles practicing their yells they made * B00 WILY AVI. for medical attention. crepe paper raffia and finished Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayrs and G E T T H A T “B IR D 1 ” ’ *** A wld« rang« of price« covering flower bowls. 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