2 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Thur., Jon. 11, 1962
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Curry i becoming a favorite main dish of American families.
Basically, curry is a fancy name for stew in India. Curry powder,
a blend of sixteen apices, more or less, is added to browned and
braised meat Indian Curry is traditionally hot hut this can be
controlled by the amount and type of curry powder added.
Rolled oats are used to thicken this curry recipe. The cereal
improves the nutritive value by the addition of protein, B vita
mins, and minerals.
The condiments served with curry allow the imagination to
take full sway. Chutney, railing, peanuts, coconut, and chopped
egg white are some of the most commonly served.
Eatt Indian Curried Lamb
COURT HELD
2 pounds boneless lamb,
cut into cubes
1 tablespoons fat
2 large onions, peeled and
sliced
1 clove garlic, minced
2 teaspoons salt
teaspoon pepper
"t teaspoon dry mustard
'i teaspoon ginger
2 tablespoons curry powder
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 medium-sized apple,
peeled and chopped
Vt cup tomato sauce
-i cup rolled oats, quick or
regular, uncooked
3 cups water
3 bouillon cubes
Beef or pork may be used.
Brown lamb in fat in large fry pan. Add onions and garlic;
saute until onions aro transparent Add remaining ingredients;
stir well. Cover and simmer until meat is tender, about hours'
Serve over hot buttered slightly crushed shredded wheat or fluilv
cooked rice. Yield: 4 6 servings.
amh Rumblings
BY WAYNE MOSHER
Douglas County Extension Agent
Cattlemen in DouKlas County Excluded from the compulsory
who have been somewhat concern- testing will be dairy cows going
ed with the attempt of the National! to immediate slaughter at an cs
llide Association to outlaw the use j tablishment having meat inspec-
oi a lire Drana on came, can rest
easy for a little while at least.
In a meeting called, in Chicago,
on Nov, 28 for the purpose of dis
cussing the possibilities of outlaw
ing the hot iron brand, Don Hotch
kiss, president of the Oregon Cat
tlemen's Association, reports that
no attempt will be made to outlaw
the brand at the present time.
He states as follows: "Though
the move by the Hide Association
to cutlaw the hot iron brand may
not iie dead, it has at least been
delay d. The National llido Asso
ciation has admitted that cattle
on the range have to be perman
ently identified and that only posi
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puDi.c tm( by Kit
COLLEGE of LAW
WIL'AMETTE UNIVERSITY ;
This column is to present
general principles of law. It it
not to be taken as legal advice.
Slight changes in the facts may
change the outcome of a case.
If you have a problem, see an
attorney.
An Oregon statute authorized
school districts to distribute text
books, free of charge, to parochial
schools. Title to the books remain
ed in the school district, but ordin
arily the books were never return
ed to the district. Several taxpay-'
ers brought suit against a school
district to compel it to refrain
from providng textbooks to a
parochial school within the dig
trict'i boundaries.
The plaintiffs claimed that the
Oregon statute was contrary to
both federal and stale constitutions.
The first Amendment to the U. S.
Constitution prohibits any "law"
respecting an establishment of re
ligion, or prohibiting the -free ex
ercise thereof." Article 1, S5 of
the Oregon Constitution provides
that "no money shall be drawn
from the treasury for the benefit
of any religious or theological in
stitution. . . ."
THE COURT HELD: Judgment'
for plaintiffs. The statute violates
the Oregon Constitution, hence text-,
books may not be distributed, free
of charge, to parochial schools.
Whether the statute violates the
federal Constitution need not be
decided, since in any event it vi
olates the state constitution. The
books may neither be loaned nor
given.
The defendants had argued that
the main purpose of the free
textbooks was to benefit the chil
dren, and that any church benefit
was purely incidental. However,
the court was skeptical of this
child benefit" theory, and felt
that in any event the aid to the
church was substantial. !
The court declared that "the
teaching of the precepts of Cathol
icism is an inseparable part of the
educational process in the "paro
chial schools." We are not un-
Minr..l Ika f,i.l thai namitt.
ok., nn (hoi,. jthHrfron in C thnii
schools must bear the double bur
den of supporting not only their
own parochial schools but the pub
lic schools as well. But the added
burden is self-imposed; instruction
in the public schools is available
to all. Catholic schools operate only
because Catholic parents feel that
the precepts of their faith should
be integrated into the teaching of
secular subjects. Those who do not
sharo in this faith need not share
in the cost of nurturing it." Dick-
POP CORN
SATURDAY
Frtih Trout our own bi
Itcrric popper.
Lean --Meaty Blade Cuts
row
BALLOONS
for all children with par
ents, Friday, Saturday,
Sunday
COFFEE &
DONUTS
Friday, Saturdoy
and Sunday
tiun. Also those officially tested ; man v. School District No. 620,
for brucellosis within the prior 30 '3 Oreg. Adv. Sheets 645 :Nov. 15,
days or those animals that re i)
vaccinated and under 30 months
of age. This should be helpful in
keeping brucellosis under control
here in Oregon.
As most of you know this is an
accredited, modified bangs free
area and we'd like to keep it that
way. Many of our farmers have
not felt that the getting away from
the yearly tests was the right step
and this may be some help in
maintaining clean herds. In regard
to brucellosis vaccination, there
has been one slight change in the
program making it possible for any
live method, as of now, is the hot ; veterinarian in me county, who is
iron." . I designated as a county veterinar-
Thc Hide Association indicated! iaV. vaccinate cattle. Previously,
that no legislation woud lie asked I ' 1 nad ben st UP on an
for now to outlaw branding, but tl ba5, w,th each veterinarian as
intends to ask Congress for anl?'!ned lo Particular area. This
am-ronriatinn for a research nrn-1 nas bwn changed and soon they
ject to find a better method of c;!n vaccinate for anyone, any
identitication for cattle other than wnfre 'he county. The new pro-
the iron brand.
Brand Retained
At the annual meeting of the
Douglas County Livestock Associ
ation, this was discucd to a lim
ited extent and the Livestock Asso
ciation passed a resolution asking
that the hot iron brand not be out
lawed, as it was very definitely
needed for identification and own
ership proof of rattle. We can read
ily understand the difficulties that
can become involved with the do
ing away of permanent identifying
cedures should make it easier for
Activities Planned
By Winston Church
The Winston Christian Church
Department of Evangelism is spon
soring a calling program during
January. Callers will go out in
pairs on Wednesday evenings to
tell others what the church has
como to mean to them.
Praytr Period Set
On Monday, members will Join
Christian Churches across the na
tion in prayer periods. Members
arc asked to sign up for 15-minute
periods from noon until midnight
on this day.
A call has been made for the
return to the church building of
all used Church School quarterlies
and papers. They will be mailed
MIRACLE
I WHIP I
WEEKEND
SPECIALS
Round Bone
PORK
ROAST Ib.
Fresh Pork
Pure Pork
Pure Lard nebergall
Sliced Bacon
Round Steak
Fresh Ground
39
Hocks
Sausage
Boneless
PORK
ROAST
Boil 'em with beans, cabbage or
where ever extra flavor is needed
Our Own Special Grind & Seasoned
.'S
In Reusable Refrigerator
Plastic Container
Rath's Sun Vale
Tender Flavorful
3-lb.
Pkg.
SHEEPHERDER
BLUE CHEER
CLOTHS
TOWELS
Round
BREAD
From Our Own Grinders
White or
whole wheat
(frozen)
DISH
DISH
2 free plastic tumblers
in each package
Package of 13
Woven Cloths .
ib. 25'
... 45'
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California Hand
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PLASTIC SHOWER CURTAINS 107'
SKIRT LENGTHS 5?r 2.47
cattle owners to take advantage of to the Philippines where they
the viluntary vaccination program
which is part of a state wide
aim towards eradicating bangs.
Dogs Run Door
There have been reports, recent
ly, that dogs are running deer.
In some cases these are stray
dogs, but sometimes pets are in
volved. The deer
used in reaching the unchurched
and provide reading material for
the under privileged.
The church board will meet at
7 p.m. Sunday. The pastor's cabi
net meets Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m.
School of Missions programs are
scheduled for Jan. 21, at 5:30 p.m.
to hp nrercited hv nnllnclr eon.
at this time of ...j i..- .. tin
vi.ar hitmtt in n K.tx.n.t.l. I.....L . .... . r .
- - au,,"nlluk "t'i!nr n n ihtmnnl
enen condition, arc
protect themselves
not able to
well against
methods in cattle because nf (he " " 'llev might, SO 1 would en-
difficulty that we have in perman-l c,"rllt;e a" "f 5"u '"K owners to
entlv ulentifvine sheep. This is onei "" 1",- "r l '5 uuring inis
nf the real difficulties we run into,,lmr of yfar "penally. This is a
in trying to do anything very effrc-i rcal ras' ,lm' 'oi"' dogs to
live in controlling theft of live
stock.
A news release from the state
Department of Agriculture camel
In lie in rei'arrt in Ihn f-nmnitlwiw-v I '
get into trouble. There is a law
here' in Oregon that any dog caught
running deer can be destroyed. It
also, of course, is illegal
dog running at large
an additional program, with
si- S -n-'ay pre'rams in all.
Church members will join with
otm r entireties in the Leadership
i Training School to be held at the
Rosehurg Methodist Church.
A long range plan for landscap
ing the church grounds and to pro
vide much needed parking is evid
ent on the south wall of the fellow
shin room. The nrnnprtv Hpnurt.
o have Intent asks that the memhers lonk
off the over the plans and contact Glen
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DUTCH CLEANSER Rceo9n229c 245c
KLEENEX PAPER TOWELS 43c
DEVILED HAM U2Qn239c 43c
VANO LIQUID STARCH Si. 29c KT 53c
CHOCOLATE TOPPINGS. 27c
CHOCOLATE SYRUP 245c
APPLE CIDER Thoifj 49c
BOYSENBERRIES 35c
From Our Snack Bar
BYRD
BURGER
Grilltd ffrath ground bf, with
mustard, rlih, onion on thick
t
19?
PIE
Made fresh
daily in our
own ovens.
20'
STOUFFER'S FOODS
(In
our big reach-in refrigerator type deep freeie)
ESCOLLOPED
CHICKEN & NOODLES pkg.65c
WELSH RAREBIT pkg.55c
MACARONI AND CHEESE ... pkg. 39c
SHRIMP CURRY pkg. 99c
POTATOES AU GRATIN pkg. 39c
SPINACH SOUFFLE pkg. 39c
CORN SOUFFLE pkg.49c
livestock or to game.
hnuellmis let nf rl.-nrv rati In I OWIHT's property. Owners are ll-l Vi-ltnn rh,l,n...
This would be at auction yards j fble- in case of damage, either to! Wilson.' who drew' the
and stock yards. It reports, that
on Jan. 15 here in Oregon, dairy
cattle, moving through auction
yards and stock yards will he re
quired to be tested for bangs dis
ease with three exceptions. This
move affects, primarily, the cat
tic that will be going bark to
farms and ranches.
Mrs. Lee
plans, for
or ques-
Surveyors Seeking
Needle's Location
New Speaker Visits
Ulh.cn In Hospital
WASHINGTON (AP) -Vllman,
I) Ore , whose
Hep. Al
left leg
ll rhral Houshey of th Coast ami
was amntltated al the kn.... n(l..r : ...... .j. arir irmg to
additional information
turns
An outdoor sign has been made
hy C.len Neilson for the thurch
building. It will be lighted in the
near future.
White gifts from the church were
delivered to the Northwest Chris-
ttan Home at Reavrrton by Mr.
Vy 1 - A coupU' of a"1 lrs- I'wiKht Havidson. The
men huddled in a blackberry nnn Community Service, under the
lit 'he f"'1' ,of Msndia direction of Mrs. Barbara Nelson.
luff on the north edge of Klliott f,xrd up several baskets to be
Hay Una week, squinting through harcd during the holiday,
an instrument at the Space addition to the white gifts
' ",",' r.ish donation was made to the
The two, James Stanleton ami home.
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Control
an auto accident last month, said
vtcancviay ne Is ntaging satis
faetorv progress at Hcthcsda Naval
Hospital.
"The doctors say I'm coming
along fine ami I f.el all right hut
I expect to lie in the hospital fur
a while yet, probably another two
weeks," he sjid.
I'llman underwent skin graft sur
gery last I'ridajr to close the
wound.
Among recent visitors, said I'll
man, was Hep, John W. Motor
mack. I) Mass., the new speaker
of the House.
Mrs. I'llman. whn suffeml
Hack
exact location of the
spue on the site of the Seattle
World's Kair.
There are Iho goid reasons uhv
this is necessary, said Capt M R
Wennermark, the agency's district
chief.
Kr one thing, the top of the
fioo-foot spire often is wreathed in
fog. and its precise position must
be noted on aviation charts. And
Wennermark sas the tower also
has become a prominent land
mark for ship naii;ators.
To find the exact latitude and
longitude of the Needle. Stapleton
an-.i nousney are sighting in from
injury in the Dec. 8 accident three location. !,... t n... . ' .
near V. m-h.-sior v. .7".. -- ami mnrrs
. '- " !" n ine souin side ol r.lliott Ba
ed making satisfactory progress, the Federal Office Building
Mie Is not hospitalised but must downtown Seattle, and from Ma
wear a partial body case. ;nolia Bluff
Church Meetings Slated
By Winstcn Adventists
A series of meetings is being con
ducted at the Benetta Theatre in
Winston during the month of Jan
nary each Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday at 7 IS p tn , sponsored
by the Seventh day Adventists
Church.
Principal speakers will be the
Rev. C.eorge Vandeman and the
Kev. (ieorge K knoulcs.
All subnets dealing with "A
Creat Battle Between V.at and
West." " The Problems Modern
Kurope. ' "The World Tomorrow''
will be illustrated on
the screen. There will be no ad
mission charge and the public is
inwtcd to attend part or all of
PLANT NOW! ENJOY for YEARS
Just Received for Immediate Planting
HARDY ra
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l the Winston Dillard crusade.
CYPRESS and
JUNIPER
EVERGREENS
FRUIT TREES HEATHERS, 5 varieties
!r DWARP FRUIT TREES-SHRUBS, all types
This is the beginning of our selection of shrubs, plants and fruit trees.
More arriving doily. See our selection before you buy. All are reasonably
priced. All will grow into plonts of beauty end enjoyment.
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