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HACB 4 R ff ERMA N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, Grass Valley ENGAGED by A n u B.ilzt-r OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, IM I Short Course To Teach Feeding Tax Man Tells Who Must Pay Taxes you place to points outside of Oregon are dialed by your long distance operator using j ust the Area <\xle plus the distant tel.*, phone number,” Hom said. "We encourage the use of these Codes in placing calls to other Areas anytime and from all telephones,” Horn added. "Sav to the long distance operator Boice, Area Code 208, KL 5-5000 ’ and your call will go through faster than ever,” Horn said. If you wish, Area Codes for out of state points are available by calling the long distance oper ator. She will give you the codes for all places you wish, so that you can record them with your personal number list. Number plates on Moro phones ate gradually Ixdng changed to include tiie Oregon Area Code 503 printed just alxive the num- ber. "And you may want to include A leu (ode 503 preceding your phone number on stationery, cards and other printed material ” Horn said. Every citizen or resident of the I More effieien» pnxluction of I nited States, including minora, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brlnkert Ilive.stiMk an<l jioultry through who ha«l a gross income of $600 were hosts at a potluck dinner at s, n ntifir feeding will lx« review- or more in 1960, must file a Fed- their home the evening of Jan. ed by lea,ling inimal nutritlon- eral income tax return on or be 16 honoring Mr. Rrinkert on his I • 2 an.i 3, at the 19th fore April 17, 1961, A. G. Erickson birthday anniversary. Guests in annual OragOQ Annual Nutrition district director of the Internal cluded Mr. and Mrs. Hill Brlnk conference at OSC. Revenue Service for the State of ert, Mr. and Mrs. William Brlnk Co-sponsored by OSC and the Oregon, reminded taxpayers to ert and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. H O. Oregon Feed and Seed and Seed day. Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. John Bust Dealers Association, the confer If a taxpayer Is 65 or over on and Mr. and Mrs. James Earl. ence is open to the public with January I, 1961, he is not requir The evening was spent visiting, registration starting Feb. 2 at 9 ed to file unless ids gross Income watching television and games. a m. In Withycombe Hall. in 1960 was at least $1,200, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Erank von Bor- Research reports will cover Erickson said. Rtcl were business visitors in general nutrition, feed additives He added that even though a Portland over the weekend. They for control of animal diseases and taxpayer is not required to file slopped enroute in Hood River parasites, and effects of federal un«ler these rules, he must file to and visited at the home of Mr. Food and Drug Administration obtain a refund if any income tax and Mrs. Don Marsh. regulations on animal nutrition. was withheld from his pay. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Hartley took Speakers will include Dr. Janies Mr. Erickson said there is one his mother, Mrs. Ida Hartley to Mr. and Mrs. John Decker Meyers, U of C livestock scien exception to the general rule. Self- her home in Jefferson Wednes have announced the engagement tist, who will report studies on day after spending about six of their «laughter Nancy May to testing of hay for nutritive value employed persons must file an in come tax return and pay a self- weeks with them. Donah! James Verstrate, son of and use of protein supplements Mr. and Mrs. Owen Eakin and Mr and Mrs. James H Verstrate for cattle and sheep rations. employment tax if net earnings from self-employment were $100 family and Mrs. V. B Eakin of of Yakima, Wash. Widely diverse hay-growing con or more. The Dalles were dinner guests Nancy a graduate of Sherman in Oregon have created He explained that self-employ Sunday at the homo of Mr. and High School, is a senior at E.O.C. ditions interest among both feeders and ed persons are those carrying Mrs. Harold Eakin in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sharp had Don. a graduate of Yakima High growers in comparative values on a trade or business as sole proprietors, as members of a as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and High School, Is employed with of Oregon hay crops. Mrs. Ed Sharp and Mrs. Art the American Republic Insur Dr. II. M. Scott, U of Illinois partnership, or rendering ser wonder if anyone else in A l eas. Sharp of The Dalles and Mis. ance Co. In Salem. He will leave poultry researcher, will discuss vices as independent contractors. the Ever die Busy Bumblebees sewing United States has the same mineral requirements for poultry Mr. Erickson said the deadline Each of the nation's Areas has club Linegar of St. Joseph, Mo. under leadership of Mrs In February for training in the and amino acids In poultry »«a- for filing is April 17, 1961 but he telephone number that you have it’s own identifying number or Otto Petersen met Jan. 18 at 4.00 Mrs.V. II. Eakin came up from National Guards. here In Moro? tlons. urge«l taxpayers to file as soon code. Oregon’s is 503. Washing p. m. at the Rufus school. The Dalles with Mrs. Owen Ea No date has been set for the A review of Food and Drug after January l, 1961, as possible ton, which lias two Areas, is num We answered roll call by nam kin Saturday and is visiting at wedding. Probably more than a hundred Administration rulings on use of aril mail their returns to “Dis bered 206 west of the Cascades ing a part of the sewing ma- the homes of her children. feed additives is scheduled by Dr trict Director of Internal Rev other people in all parts of the and 509 east of the mountains Mrs Frank E. Bayer and Helen nation ami Canada do have a «hine, ( arol Thompson brought These Area Codes are the k««y and Mr. and Mrs Frank T. Bayer ley and Mr. and Mrs J O. Shull H. S Wilgus, animal nutrition enue” for the district in which phone numiier identical to your and served refreshments. After consultant, Pasadena, Calif. He they live. Checks or money or to long distance calls all over the were business visitors in The of Gresham. the business meeting we played will also discuss use of vitamins ders for any tax due must accom Moro number, but there’s little countfy. Italics Monday. chance they’ll get your calls by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May were in jioultry nutrition. games and sang songs, then work pany the return and should lx* mistake, according to Pacific Tele Mr. and Mrs. Charles I’errigo breakfast guests of his sister, ed on our projects. Colorado, for example, that is Reports on Oregon research ma«le payable to the “Internal and family of The Dalles spent -Mrs. Grace Zevely of Wasco Sun phone Northwest’s local manager given Area Code 503 ami your A Mother’s tea with the other tiie weekend at the home of ner day. They all attended the dedica in animal nutrition will be made Revenue Service,” he said. C. P. Horn. phone number (let’s say it’s clubs of Rufus on May i? and a Taxpayers who have questions parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'I’ tion of the remodeled sanctuary by OSC agricultural experiment station scientists, dealing with Here’s the reason This coun JO 5-1199», can put a call through Vylentine party for our mothers this subject may obtain Doc Bayer. of the Wasco Methodist church swine, jioultry, cattle, sheep and on ument No. 5107, “Filing Your Tax try and Canada have been div to your home in seconds by sim in February is planned. The Grass Valley Rebekahs Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters mink rations. Barbara Medler, reporter Return," by calling or writing to ided by the phone companies ply dialing 503 plus JO 5-1199. sponsored a miscellaneous show were dinner guests Sunday of their local Internal Revenue of into some 115 “Numbering Plan When she dialed 503, the er for Juanita McClain and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Arden Peters. Areas”. There is no duplication switching equipment automatical fice, Mr. Erickson said. lield in the IOOF hall Thursday The Sew and Sew sewing club Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor OSC Studying "If you have any other ques of phone numbers within the ly connected her line with tiie was held at Mrs. H«x*kett’s place afternoon They lost most of their stel and Mr. and Mrs. Laffoon bouniiary of any single Area. tions alxiut your Federal income Oregon Area. The JO 5-1199 told things In the fire that destroyed of Kent were invited to a social Radiation D anger An Area may be a state, as in the switching equijiment in Ore last Wednesday. tax return, telephone your local their apartment Friday Jan. 13 evening at Harlandvlew Orange Ann \\ inegar gave a demon Studies that may help physi Internal Revenue office,” he ad tiie case of Oregon, or there may gon that she wanted your phone They arc living at the present Monday evening Jan. 16. Mrs von cians stration on the ««orrect way to diagnose when a person has vised. In Portland, the number is be several Areas in one state. to ring. In a trailer house loaned to them Borstel showed her pictures tak sew hems. received an overdose of irradia California, for instance, has eight BElmont 4-8211. “In the same way, calls that by Earl Olds, Hostesses were en on her trip to Eurojx?. Linda H«x«kett> reporter tion are underway at the Oregon Mrs. Frank Ketter, Mrs. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kock re- State College agricultural experi Rust, Mrs. Sam Alberty, Mrs. Or turned home Friday from the ment station. ville Ruggles, Mrs. Joe Hammond valley where they spent a week Effects of radiation damage on Mr. Alfred Payne and Mrs. Ken visiting relatives. the nervous system are being neth Wilson of Kent. After Juani Mr. an,I Mr». Mar™« Esllnger studied by a team of OSC scien ta opened the many gift wrapped ani l.eta Ann spent Jan. 15 in tists under a $16,681 grant from packages assisted by Mrs. Keller the Dalles visiting her brother th«« U. S. I’ui,lie Health Service. and Mrs. Wilson and Mike open K»y Hogue and family. Although the research is lieing ed his gifts assisted by his grand Mr. ami Mrs. Stan Compton mother, Mrs. Jack Adams, re an<’ s‘»ts of Lafayette, Calif done with rats anil rabbits, re would be similar with peo freshments of cookies, coffee, tea spent from Friday till Tuesday sults ple. ixiints out Dr. Ralph Bogart, and punch were served with Mrs. •" be Donald von Borstel home <>SC professor of animal husban Adams presiding at the tea and bnne, guests of Mr. an,I Mrs. dry. Learning to recognize symp- coffee table and Mrs. Art Schil PHI 1 utisch Sunday wen« Mr an I I toms of radiation damage in ani ling serving the punch. nnT * ’fre<,Kock Moro at.,I Mr mals may help physicians recog Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crews Mrs Kenneth Hattrup and nize symptoms in people. and Cathy were business visitois Bogart explained that cells in In The Dalles Friday. Sunday Jan. 29 the Rev Dick tiie nervous system differ from Alex Brander, Luther Davis «tty, founder of the Subic Ser- other body cells in that they and Norris Gllkison went to Port vice men s eenter in th< «lon’t recover from damage as land Wednesday where they at pines will speak at the Philip. other cells «Io. tended the North Pacific Grain church both the H a. m Baptist In their study, the OSC scien and 7 convention. Mrs. Gllkison accom P m. services, He wi I show tists will kn«xk out certain nerve panied her husband to Portland slides and speak of ills work «««Ils with x-rays, and then test and Mrs. Brander went down there. the animal's responses to seda Saturday and all returned home Mr. and Mrs. Don Earl had as tives, stimulants, and hormones Sunday. s"l»l»er guests last Tuesday even- In the rats, changes will lie ob Grass Valley Reliekah lodge Jng Dons Motley, Mr. and M rs served by their physical activity. held its regular meeting In the E ,llts s an<‘ fam,,v «"»’ Horan In rabbits, by chemical changes IOOF hall Wednesday evening. in their blood. Mrs, Frank Ketter, noble grand, Thur -,.li,PflSf M,SWlWn '»<«t The scientists will also try to presided with 35 memlx*rs pre I h i l l s , lay evening with jg determine if irradiation causes sent. February 4 has lieen the M'nt at the ehureh. Doris Mot lev a nerve block that stops ovula «late set for the play in the school tion in female rabbits. auditorium. After the regular >«• s,maker. si,,« ,s a misslonarv Working with Dr. Bogart on session a party w.is held for mem 1 S,,<1«n Interior Mission tiie study are Dr. Walter Stahl, ber« with birthdays and wedding I ollowlng a social hour refr« esh assistant professor of general anniversaries in January. Those uients were served science; Dr. R. s. McCutcheon, with birthdays were Mrs. Ralph professor of pharmacology; and Busse. Mrs. U N . Riggs and Mrs graduate students Edwin Wagelie Donald von Borstel Thost with r no and Jean Kneeland. Dr. Hugo anniversaries were Mrs Her Krueger, professor of physiology, man Ziegler and Mrs. Dick Bust YOUR PRINTING who is currently on leave in Ka The secret sister were revea bul. Afghanistan, is project direc at this time and «hawing for tor. lie will lie hack at DSC in cret sisters for this year held time to help analyze «lata obtain- Journal Refreshments wen« served l»V «‘«I from tiie research. Mrs Orville Ruggles, Mrs Sam Altierty and Mrs Bud Kock Mrs A von Borstel had as Hl m i m n in ion FNAEM ACV Sunday dinner guests Mr. and r - I m 41 IT Y fT K Y IC t Mrs Frunk Sayrs and Tony and Melissa of Moro. Mrs. El>en Kee entertained IT NEVER WAS NECESSARY TO members of her bridge club und additional guests at her home Fri- «lay. Guests included Mrs 1’OOR H E A L T H ... Cochran of Moro, Mrs Pat Sh arp, Mrs. Don Cox, Mrs. Eurl olds, Many people seem to enjoy’’ and Mrs. Bill Pause'll. Following poor health. They would not «lessen bridge was In play care to he w ithout a cupboard- three tables Mrs Pausch held tul of odd mediane? for self- high score and Mrs. Cox second Our p a .n l« friend her. apprw int«, the « m e friendly wel high with low score held by Mrs. treatment—some of which may come at U. S. N ational-w hether he’s in overall» or a D. L. Reynolds. Mrs, Pause)) also not he in keeping w ith compe won the traveling prize. Other tent medical advice. Invunoas s u it He lias found that everyone - from the tellers meinliers were Mrs A A Dunlap. The better way is to enjoy Mrs. Arzell Lemley, Mrs Harold to the officers- is interested in him as an individual. And health —by careful planning Eakin. Mrs. Herman Peters Mrs d he has a special hanking problem, as everyone does occa- Consult your Doctor at regular Jack Adams and Mrs \ f zer. intervals, more often if required »onally, he knows it will be given prompt, personalized Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs He w ill prescribe o n ly th e attention. ( lair Balzer In Moro Sunday preparations that you n e e d - were her parents, Mr. and Mrs preparations o f the highest He enjoys our many conveniences, such as drive-in teller J. W Blagg of Grass Valley a quality, sixh as those from the her aunt Mrs Ix»ta Esllnger labor ansie» of Pirke, Davis A sen ice and free parking. But most of all, he likes dealing Moro. Company —prescriptions which Mrs Kenneth Tixld entered » Ith a hank thnt really appreciates his businms. And we're we w ill be pleased to compound hospital in The Dalles Mon „ for you The necessity for medi- for surgery on Tuesday. sure you. too. will find U. S. is “your kind of bank.“ Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Sjx'ii«’» cation w ill pass, and life w ith of San Diego, Calif., are the pu abundant health can become » ents of a son liorn Jan 15 O regon's a n /y h o m e-ow ned s tate w id e b a n k ! pleasure indeed. was named John Chester. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs Boyce Blaylock of Grass Valiev md great grandparents are Mr and TM S Mrs. E R Blaylock of Grays Val u n . t s d , t a t « . h a t , o r a l . a h m o r r o r t l a h o ---------_ .. 4-H CLUB NEWS let 5 3- Sure,! bonk ¡ t ILS.-doesn't everybody!" WASCO PHARMACY PHONE Gl 2-5262
