Thur»,, Feb 17, i960
Vandals Hit
Picnic Area
Vandalism at Wahkeena Falls
on Old U. S. 30 was reported
on Monday by the U. S, For
estry Service at Troutdale to
Multnomah county sheriff’s sta
tion at 12-Mlle Corner.
Deputies said several win-
dow panes in the picnic area
rest rooms had been broken by
shots from a .22 calibre rifle
and
reported finding more
than 50 empty cartridge casings
in the area.
Two got away . . .
D.iwn Rene«* found four little puppies . . ,
Dawn Renee and Randy
are the children of Mr. and
Mrs.
“Nick” Nickerson,
. E.
Tl>e pup
pies t^fong to the Nicker
sons, as does Mom Poodle,
Tuesday,
SH
onnq
tai last week end, following
care of a broken heel.
Diane Davis Is about ready
The past presidents of Par
to return to school following
ent Teacher Asai., were hon
convalescence after her recent
ored guests at the February
appendicitis bout
meeting of that group last week
in Boring elementary school
cafeteria. Mrs. Warren Nor
quist presided and room moth
ers of fourth grade students
were hostesses at the refresh
ment period.
Diane Johnson demonstrated
how to cut up a chicken at last
Melvln Woodrow Eastin, 50,
week’s meeting of the 4-H Kit
chen Cookers’ club which met of 805 N. E. 201st, Troutdale,
at the home of their leader, has been arrested on a warrant
charging Illegal possession,
Mrs. James Goetschlus.
The 4-H Knot Holes fores transportation and sale of un
try club met at the home of taxed liquor.
their leader, A. B. Comer and
The warrant was issued by
elected Dave Fischer president the U. S. District court in
of the group. Others serving Portland and sheriff’s deputies
with him Include Mark Moore, assisted officers from the Alc
vice president; Donald Comer, ohol Tax Division In making
secretary; Eddie Taylor, rec
the arrest last Thursday.
reation director. Leon Ver-
Eastin told officers he ob
doorn will give an Illustrated
talk on a tree’s structure at the tained the Illegal liquor from
Lloyd Frederich Umphres of
next meeting.
Mary Mayner returned home Portland.
Man Arrested
On Untaxed
Liquor Charge
Well Mom, whatya say . . .
ON THE GO
BY SARA SEWELL
CREAMY CARAWAY DIPPING
Some folks we know have a
“secret touch” with meat cook
ery; others are known for their
way with pastry or cake. But
seldom do you hear anybody
say that someone really excels
at doing interesting tilings with
vegetables.
A creative vegetable dish can
add color, texture and a myriad
of wonderful flavors to a main
dish and it can bring a host
of compliments to the cook.
8uch a dish is this new way
with froten French fries! Made
with crispy, golden brown fries
. . . which heat In a jiffy in
the oven ... in fart, while
you’re
making
the savory
sauce . . . this is a recipe
you’ll treasure in your file of
family fare and use again and
again for company menus, too.
SAUCE FOR FRENCH FRIES
1 package (1 pound) or 2 pack
ages (9 ounce each) frozen
French fries
1 tablespoon butter or mar
garine
l tabiaapoon flour
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon caraway seeds
3 tablespoons coarsely grated
onion
1/2 cup dairy sour cream
1 teaspoon rosemary
Heat French fries in oven or
skillet according to package
directions.
Melt butter or margarine;
blend in flour, salt and dry
mustard. Add milk and cook,
stirring
constantly,
until
thickened.
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Old time dancing by former
Nebraskans
and friends is
scheduled for Feb. 26 at 8:30
p.m. A potluck dinner at 6:30
p.m. will precee$l the dancing
at the IOOF Hall, 8130 S. E
13th.
Marriages in the U.S, are
94 per cent within the same
religion.
Howitt's Market
R<*ndy found one . . .
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Another did stray . . .
Lt. and Mrs. James Hamner
have a new baby girl born Jan.
IB at Travis Air Force Base
hospital in California. She has
been named Kari Lynn.
Mrs. Hamner ia the former
Jacky Grouse.
Grandparents are Mrs. John
L. Hamner of Gresham and
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Carron
of Troutdale.
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