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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1957)
SHERMAN COVNTY J O V I A L ,©MORO, OREGON ®FRIOAY, AUGUST I«. 1»37 following a 20 per cent cut in the national hatch of flock replace ment chicks last spring The cut back will mean fewer pullets and fewer small and medium eggs this fall, reportó Charles Fischer, OSC poultry marketing specialist. Broiler prices, however, could lw headed for a sharp drop unless July-August production Is held below a year ago, the specialist be lieves. Broiler marketings this fall will face stiff competition KGG PRH'KH from a re<*ord crop and good sup NOW IN SPOT I. IG HI' Egg prices are expected to ad plies of other meats. vance more than usual this fall PAGE 3 h l Moro Personals * Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Virtue and ■ < i Flake crab meat; mix with eggs, French dressing, pickle relish and salt. Sprinkle both sides of tom-i to slices with seasoned salt. Spread toast with mayonnaise. On a wooden board or baking sheet, make 2 Second-Story sand wiches, using tonwtoes for bottom for sec- layer, crab-meat mix andwich ond layer. Top e<u with 2 cheese slices; hah ive diag- onlly. Bake 7 to 10 minut », 'How to Make' Two-Storv Sandwich Charlotte Thoele spending a few w< eks with ht aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. Al Webster says a sandwich con red Merritt, resit sists of “two slices of bread, usu- John Day river. A. Dot i went to »liy buttered and having a layer ike final jf meat, cheese or savory mixture lay to Ralph Mr. and Mr trip to spread between them”. August for th< an •pent a eoufiU d da> - - »< onth. Sandwich Month—1957. and its E Oregon, visiting friends. Hoskinson array of tantalizing combinations R. B. dr. and Mrs. A- B. Christianson ,6.ne Amidon of meat, cheeses and savory fllh been released from the hospital and Mr. tul Mt's, e Bui attending 6 j . - make Webster s definition the in«« mgs maxt were an ng tho picnic in Port- and is now at her home. the understatement of the year. ?rm n County WYth all the zesty flavored chees jndav. Miss Christy Young of Helix. lai es, canned meats, hearty hams, Oregon, is visiting Nancy and Carroll Bennett a^ j delicate white meats of chick- Mr. and Mrs. Janey McKean. and David are her (* from Lebanon, en and turkey that one can com- Here from Oskosh, Wisconsin, visiting her mother, Mrs Havie bine with nutrition— enriched bread rolls made from fine Oregon is Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kuelie visit- Brisbine. wheat flour, it is simple and fun ins Mr. and Mrs. Ivan kirkelk Mrs. Edna Freeman is in Her to concoct a true masterpiece of and family. He’s a brother of Ivan miston this week having dental a sandwich. A treat from toast to Kirkelle. work done. top, this two-decker is a meal-in- A new sign has been put up one sandwich for busy summer was operated Marius Douma above the Husy Hut, adding to days. Served with icy milk, this hospital in ?he -splendor of our fair city.” up on Monday at a cralxheese delight is sure to 111 r Wheeler. please every summer appetite. Re Allen Murray, former Sherman member sandwiches have nutri Mr. and Mrs. James Barker of countlan. now residing in Hood tional value, too. The breads alone Alameda, Calif., were here visit Elver, is regaling his friends contribute highly to needed pro with an account of his air flight ing her parents, and Blaine Mil tein and vitamin intake. Breadi lers. Mr. Barxer assisted in the and visit in Scotland. He spent harvest and tney reiurneu io m e n are a healthful blend of soft Ore they returned to their some time in Edinburgh, and has a definite opinion that the V SA home in California accompanied gon wheat flour and hard flour. — * — a— Second-Story Sandwich is a pretty good place to be from. • by Mavis Miller, who will spend some time with them. 1 6 Vi oz. can crab meat / Mrs J P. Kennedy is spend 1 diced, hardcooked eggs ing several days with her daugh Leslie Parker is visiting the % cup French dressing ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller and L,. Sathers. cup pickle relish nei smith, and is getting ac Richard Barker, who has spent >4 teaspoon salt quainted with the new grand the last six weeks here visiting 6 thick tomato slices daughter. Deborah Lynne. returned to his home in Alameda, Seasoned salt G white-toast slices Chris Rasmussen and daughter, Calif. Mayonnaise Martha, are here from Dixie, Wn., Mr. Felix Wonzer of Kent, Wn. 4 packaged processed • American visiting Mrs. Daisy Byers. Chris and daughter arrived at the cheese slices lived here many years ago and i- Blaine Miller home Wednesday. 2 radishes a nephew of Mrs. Byers. Mrs. Wonzer went back home 4 avocado slices Start heating over to 400” Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore and leaving her daughters, Dean and Mr and Mrs. David Moore, har Dottie for another week’s visit. vest finished, left Friday for Rich land, Washington, to visit Mrs. LEGION NEWS Dean Schaefer and Roland Mc- Collis Moore’s sister and family, Lacklan from Chris Schultz post Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grant and Sidney who are working for the of the American Legion; Mollie __ ___ . T th n c a m p u n i t at a iu iiv y , " government at the atomic enetg> McLachlan of the same unit at tended the légion and Auxiliary plant there. convention at Eugene. It was re Mrs. Etta Moore entered Mid- ported that 350 were signed up Columbia hospital, Monday, Aug. for the legion Auxiliary confer ence and a larger number of vet 12. erans signed up for the Legion Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross and convention. family returned Saturday from a week’s vacation spent at the M ARK ET DISCUSSION beach. COVER V A R IE D ITEMS Mrs. Mae Brown left Saturday Oregon livestock, dairy, and for a vacation at Lebanon and poultry farmers can look forward Oakland, California. to cheaper feeds this fall but mix Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson ed price trends for their products, and family are back home from a report Oregon State college agri week’s vacation at the coast. cultural economists and market specialists. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ross and ing Feeder cattle prices during the Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gee, next six months are expected to and Mr. and Mrs. G. Douma were be higher than a year ago as feed among those attending he Crook lot operators move to cash in on ed River Round-Up Sunday cheaper hay and feed grains, says W. Y. Fowler, OSC livestock spe cialist. Fed cattle prices, however, ap enables pear to lie near the peak for this ♦he family year with prospects for a heavy to limit slaughter of grass-fed tattle, plus ♦he cost larger supplies from feed lots across the country. to it« needs or wishes. Hog prices are also likely to decline seasonally after hitting a late July peak but are not likely to drop below last fall’s favorable ÏOCtlCC’i f i level, Fowler believes. He says «M favorable prices haven’t stamped ed midwest hog raisers into over 1100 KELLI A Vt expansion yet. Slaughter lamb prices show signs of holding stronger than normal. A combination of a heavy Hi Neighbor - - - May-June lamb slaughter and stepped-up lamb sales promotion may even lead to a slight price rise in August, Fowler says. High er wool prices are encouraging farmers to hold more ewe lambs for flock increases. 1 nr, Orcj/n. A. W. McLeod, and olil-i.iiic now rc¿c*r.3 ■ — ------ Shermanite, cabled on the Jour- nal Wednesday. Mr. McLeod A Classified i advertisement Ä farmed a t one time on Starvation *rhe Sherman County Journal Point, ®ed in The Dalles and is Pays Dividends. — w—------------------ W HEAT RANCHERS Your Shell NH3 dealer’s a years of wheatland fertilizing experience... plus Shell’s H X Q Y ears experience . e J in developing the best . ^ application equipment and methods... . add up to this one fact — SHELL MAKES NITROGEN FERTILIZING SURE ANTI-AIRCRAFT missile, the N avy’s “ Terrier, Is one ®r » of defensive missiles, including the Army a “Nike, which could be put into action If the nation’s warning ayatem indicated the approach of attacking planes. Primary purpose of these « »« such a tim e would be to protect the nation a - a ____ a . ». rvtnnw aiidrkprs as dose lb to. 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