Sherman County journal., January 24, 1958, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN
C O INT1
JOURNAL, MORO, O R EG O N .
FRIDAY, JANUAPY 24, la s«
SPENDING for AVERAGE INCOME
< 4 ,0 0 0 - $ 5 ,0 0 0
CHURCH
C H A R IT Y
' 4-
ENTERTAIN MENT. I
TOBACCO, MISC.
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Where, Oh Where Does the $ Go?
The Arheriean fa m ily U cen­
.74 per cent save, 26 per cent
tr a l figure in the m y s te ry o f o u r
owe. In the "average'' income
®8e —the case o f the o i »appear­ group, $4.000-$5,000, 52 per cent
in g d o lla r. W here i t goes, few save, 45 per cent are in debt,
seem to know,
3 p e r cent break even.
C onsequently, about h a lf o f us
H ow ever, the a rtic le w arns
aro sPcn ^ lr’ h more than we ta rn . »avings and d e ficit figures can
O f those w ith an income, a fte r
, m isleading. F o r instance, a
o f between $2,000 and planned w ith d ra w a l o f savings
$0,000, m ore are in debt than are w ill show up as overspending.
saving.
The average
deficit I O r any big b u yin g on in s ta ll­
£2’J £ S V rom 12 p e r cent in the ments in a year w ill show up in
$2,000-$3.000 group to 4 p e r cent red in k , b u t the n e x t year as
in the $3,000-$},000 range, and b la c k P3ld ° f f ’ y ° U’11 be i n ' th#
2 per cent in the $4,000-$6,000
, bracket.
B u t w here does the money
These figures, ta b u la te d in the go.' in e ve ry income group, tha
F e b ru a ry Ladies' Hom e Jo u rn a l largest percentage o f income
? iet7 asi d on an a rttrle front" W,’ goes fo r food and housing. B u t
M. K tp fln g c r’i magazine. C hang­ as the income increases, the per-
in g Tim es; ¡and fro m surveys by ccntage decreases The percent-
the Bureau o f L a bor S titis tie s . age o f income used fo r such
Census Bureau, D e p a rtm e nt o f item s as re cre a tio n and personal
A g ric u ltu re , and p riv a te re ­ care stays fa ir ly constant as in ­
come increases. T h e share fo r
searchers.
item s such as m edical care fa lls
In the $2,000-$3,000 group, 27 as
income goes up. O th e r Items
i*9cnCer ^ . can save- an*overage o f decrease;
fo r instance, the m ore
$260. F ifty -s ix per cent are in
debt an average o f $CCfi,' b u t a you m ake, the m ore you give
large num ber, 17 per1 cent, break
Qne conclusion; "E v e ry in .
even. A t the oth e r end o f the
• m n n n Where ?nc0,ne >3 over come g roup has its savers; good
income helps, but so does good
$10,000, none break even. B u t m
anagem ent."
“
. Rural Traffic Up
In Many Places
e»t
A m ong, thje sx a iio n a show ing
tr a ffic decreases fo r the m onth
Of tlecem ber were- P ilo t B utte on
US 20 down 7.2 per. cent, Scotts­
burg on O R E 3k dow n 7.2 per
ce n t and P ilo t Rock on US 395
down 6.1 per cent.
M axim um d a ily tr a ffic in Dec­
ember was recorded at most coun­
ters on Sunday, th e fir s t day o f
th e m onth.
i w o rr.cnt.rjw« are ta k in g sew ing
AU members received th e ir new
books. N e xt m eeting has not been
announced.
Oregon h ig h w a y tr a ffic record­
ed by the state h ig h w a y d e p a rt­
NOTH HHEK.MAN LIVESTOCK
m ent at 44 ru ra l auto m a tic tr a ffic
CLUB NEWS
co u n te r lo a tlons shows a state­
By John Thomas
w ide increase o f 3.7 per cent fo r
Decern Iter 1957 o ve r December
The m eeting o f J a n u a ry la ­
1956.
teas called to o rd e r by P resident
The December increase o ve r­
Gene F rid le y . The ro ll was called
came decreases recorded in sever­
w ith 19 in attendance. A lic e Kase-
al previous m onths to give the KNOT 4-H NEWS
l * r g acted as secretary. The mem-
sta te a 0.2 p e r cent ru ra l tr a ffic
By Erin Wilson
hers present a ll registered and
in rease fo r 1957 when compared
ta
re s werè sent to
the ones
to 1956.
The K e n t Home Economics clu b th a t w ere absent. T o m m y T h o m p ­
The largest December tr a ffic held its fir s t m eeting Monday,
son commented on the im p o rta n ce
gains were registered on h ig h w a y Ja n u a ry 13. The fo llo w in g o ffice rs
o f s ta rtin g the record books e a rly
US 30.
General increases w ere were elected: S h irle y Sather, pres­
and keeping them up-to-date. He
noted on sections o f US 97, US 99 cient; B onnie T atum , vice-presi-
a lso explained the advantages o f
and US lO l.
<«nt; J u d y Macdnnes, secretary; using stilb e stro l in the feeding o f
A co u n te r lo ca tio n on US 30 Teresa Bardenhagen, y e ll leader;
beef animals. There was a d is­
near” T ro u td a le .showed a Decem- and E rin W ilson, re p o rte r. Nancy
cussion on the subject o f ju n io r
t>er Increase Of 14 1 per cent. W ilson w ill be ju n io r leader. M rs
leaders to help th e younger m em ­
R a in ie r on US 30 was up 13.6 Hod M cK a y is the leader o f the
bers o f the club. Tom m y T h o m p ­
I’ -'r cent. The greatest Increases club.
son showed tw o m ovies on soil
on US 99 were show n at Oakland
-The clu b is a com bined cooking conservation.
Which was up 9.3 p e r cent and at and sew ing chib. T w o members
The n e xt m eeting w ill be held
the Chemawa overcrossing on the are ta k in g fir s t year cooking, one
F e b ru a ry 16, 1958 at th e Wasco
freew ay w hich Increased 12.2 per second ye a r cooking, tw o th ir d
Methocjlst church,
John Fields
cent. A t O tte r Rock on US 101 a year cooking and fo u r htembers
and L o re n B yrd w ill g ive reports
gain o f 11.9 per cent was record- are ta k in g fo u rth ye a r cooking. on protein.
CASCADE R EFR ESH M EN T
IS A N Y T IM E
Copyright lis a hy Bltt2-W.lnh»r<t Company. Portland, Orogoa
- - Mr ami .VLi'aa_Bruce Eccles, and
Grass Valley •
"XtcpKen im l K a re n , anil W endell
1 \ L f e |t e r
itc r e ^ d in n e r guests
W i t i j e \I-ti;n g at lb - F ra n k von
llo rk ie l home. ■'.
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By Mis. A. F. Rfckaer
The G ru -- v a lle y Itcl« kali- lodge
M» a.nil_.Mrs. Roy T iller of Her*-:
No.. 118 met a t' .11.0 |<>OK hall
•i ton w ere o v er night g u ests
Wk-Hhie-day .-evaming .. tyiU i.__àia.--
^ ‘ n r + n m T ly e Timhe "« tT ^ T r''a n < r
■ U la iid Bayer, noble g ra n d « «indu t
'L'-» 11 D Dugger. Mrs. Oran
Illg
her
fir-s
i n .e tlir g
w ith
31»'
Ï —r-
II i.e n and ch ild ren and Mrs. Rex
members preseiu Mem ber pre
1 h ard s and children had J in n c r
s tn t fro m Kent w i e M r- H arry -v. i h I h e m S unday.
H ywelL and M r- H a rry J u stt n.
Supfipr+erfe to the past noble g rand
‘ seated w ere. M r- A S.. Alberly
anti Mrs. |-'i.Hik K e tte r
tp |lo t
ers to the (h a p la in , ti.-d -w e re
Mrs. .In.. ■ Hammond ami
\li -
R udy lu ll1 ke.
A ll m e m b e r - wTTo hat end eon
«tributcd "to the hope ehe-t a re a k
ed to have th e ir c o n trib u tio n s
then? fo r the next meeting
A fter lhe rcgulai e cion a par
ty was ¿held fo r im u M tiL ,_w ith
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M r tin lays a n d —w tsh h m - .inntvyr-
M r.-a n d Mrs A. von Borstel
pi at S atu rd ay ev en in g at th e
f rank yon Borstel home.
Mr- a n d Mrs. F rank' T Bayet\
C
1 r a n k E H a te r and llv k ’J i.
M rs Donald
von B orstel, .Mrs.
W d lia ii Bi inker!, - Mrs Jo h n Al-
1 ' and Zim and Mrs Boh H elyer
-of K ent, w ore am ong the visitors
in I he D alles Eriday.
atid Mr- Jim Rod »a ttnd
d nigdtttm- -p en t the week end in
H c r m i- t o n v i s i ti n g hi- .putcuts
Mr am t Mr-. Bill ltd,Ida . '
saries in January? rim-',' 1 pjjujed
I 'd c ,
. ,u — dm —Lett— G arland—
with 'b irth d a y w e r e Al ■ - D o n u T i” hon e S unday aftern o o n w ere Mr
von Borstel, Mi - .14 \ -Ji e
Hid Ml’s G eorge von B orstel and
and Mrs. A A ¿Dunlap. Mr- lle i la tliily .
m a n Z ogler w a - Ito . m l . e h e
’ M. .am i -Mr. |> M -R eynolds re-
a n niversary. The my
— i
p it
w ere revealed at tin : i ,?,
fre-ln n en t - wi re erVj I 1
i— 'L
''i r p c l
p.
.
T h u rsd ay from
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‘
o
P o rtland
• n e n t a law d a y - v is,
n d au g h ter,
O rv ille Itiigel..- at 1 \i,-
\
. ? i e n I d l .o t t .ait I fan ilb
Payne.
;____________ . .
Mrs
War-
'" d Ml
Honakl von R,»,-.
T he Cooking, ('.in . r : i
n et at
e nul tamlly w ere Sunday din-
the hottie of M -- '.lac H am m ond, n,
p ’s i s at tp,. M vrle S m ith
th e ir lea er, j ; i n u a i t 1 I tor the.: h,
reg u la r m eeting Tftet m i l e tu n a
K e i m e l h ' Gooch, o f
C arlisle
fish and j<e:initt buttei;-»auuiw iehei
, a, t+veM E r id a v l o r a n ex'
,and hoi ih io . . , ; . ii u : h i - w .. se t'» ie m le d v i s i t w iU t h i- lu-other in
fe d t t i l l f III«" i.ik.e ln.i.ii'.ii by !
''
Mr and Mrs Don
Mrs. lim it Koecke honoring la
Lon E a rl., .
daughier. Sharon on tier b irth
day? T M ’ next m eeiihg, will l.e
Ja n u ary 2s at Mr-. H a m m o n d .
G lfls of the i Pah 4i lu e 1 ,|
railK’ S tark, pre-i letip Jattie
Ixunley, vt; e-pre-rdent
S haion
Koecke. -tV retari He? tirei
Der
rle P ete r-. r e p o « i , i a n d
I v a :e
G ab rk ’lson,
Sandra Gab:
- at.
\
d ii show er h o noring Miss
Melva Alberly a n d . l o t t o n It,,;
K - \
K it, b rid e elect of- l^trt-v
"ste l.
_ -
Kt
-,
d T y rP 'r v llle . W tishington
Mr. an
Mr- John R n-i "and
■I in th e I a-c n en t of. the
Mrs. Rex R ichards and dam i"
’iiu n iiv Itih.'e eliitr h
te r w ere bitsiiiPi - tfsito i - tn 'I , Kent
Mon
ifieriioort tt.th | women
Dalles Friday evening.
Mrs A, A D unlap Mr \-i titi
io /..«ef Your Growing L,' jq of Power...
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Bridal Shower Held
At Kent For
Miss Kay McKay
Mobley and M r-
’ - we e M i-
J ,hit U , - k u
‘ t ’ d J ■; m | f,--. \R S
and son w ere liiisin. .,
Pi I rtla t i. I Mon» lx t
'
1 talles \\ i■ is
hom e of Mr an d ME
t
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gdt •ta»> e w .i- arrangtxl
t the w all w hich was d,*»-
- '.'J ’ h
y e l o t t and
w hite
P I D ’I- - I l e a :! , ers a n ) titty
H a- tt ttlt a liou<|iiet «If daf-
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n The tahh
h ie the honor
many ' lovely ’
kjg e s
as-lstêd
d ic i,
Bonnie
Thtl von
Mrs. H arold E aktn w
■ h i ,i.i|i.e s
to the b n ge clu b at It
’ :-s
T h ursday, ali.-i de- , ■
A lftpd K.oek -e ond an I al
the tra v e lin g prize an,j Mi
won
Jack
Adams won the co io o a;ion -
.Others pre ont were \|
y \
D unlap, Mrs. Eben Këc, Mn- H e i­
m ln Peters a n i M rs A F. B alzet-,
Mr. and Mrs. John D«, kei a n i
A r th u r a ml M r and M i- i , t M,
K ay o f Kent w ei-e'bu.-iite-- t i- p -
ors In The Dalles W edne-dat
o
PP&L’s construction program hit an all-time high in 1957 with
$56.000,000 spent toward providing more and better electric
service for 277,000 customers.
In 195b this forward-looking development program will see
construction expenditures of $58,900,000 and three new PP&L
power installations completed and put into service. The world’s
highest earth-fill dam will be finished at the Swift site on the Lewis
River, a new generator will go into service at the pinner Merwin
plant; and a large, modem steam-electric plant will begin turning
out power in Wyoming.
These power developments will mean 350,000 new kilowatts
ready to work for you in your home, in business and in industry.
POWER FOR BUSINESS
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POWER FOR PAYROLLS
And still more projects are in the planning and exploration
stages as Pacific Power carries on its big job of building__today
— for your power needs of tomorrow 1
t e créant, l andy.
tea and punch w ere
,
g u ests w ere Mrs.
"u l
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M i-
Mark Ky'ser
Mr- P ert h a¿ M at­
ra
Schilling ' and
•♦•H rti t he Dalles.
' j o i ox_Mrs
Mrs
O rv ille Rug
'it -
B ernard M artin. Mrs
P « I Cox. -M r- Mat ig Bantenha-
•get1 m J M artha, Mrs Jantes E a rl
an M n r-1 » .,^ Ea-I f- >m Gras-
\ „1 i . \ .
V
ryr-
A fte r v is itin g
g-te t oiHme.i
gilt w rapped
hy G ertru d e
T.Miint. Linda
' i ? x.n I IX-..-gt • M, Kay
h, b a l l e t (a id e w a- centered
'» b ,; ipiet of , afb slils. from
B orstel
Mr. and M t- Cut: t 7 n Bm.- e
h a te as tlteii cu e-t h, i 1m .i M rs
Evtt E retz. w h o -a rt it« J l 'r ld i t
fro n t F o rt W avnc. In d
. iit - cx
tended v is it.
cards were in p '.,t a: tw » '■ 1
Mrs. A nna Moot,- heki h
Ma-
B((i,
Atrs John Decker. Mr- J
h uud—
M t- D.tvnl Gatim-
Mr an,I Mt
loe II a m o n d a n
fam ily had Sunday dinnei tt p
Mrs M arie B rad y
Mrs. F ra n k t.ouBoi m - u '. • (■
ed a p t - l p it - l e n t p e l
Arhrrrc-TrrT.eg.on . n u
Ro|, ( |e|.
«56 M IL L IO N SF3 C O N S TR U C T
C A R R IE D O U T B Y P P & L IN 1957
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