Illinois V'alley News, Thursday, March 30, 1950
No isin?
Spring ióJJere!
And Summer Is Right Around the Corner
Time to Think of New Bright Clothes
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New Wool Slacks --- T -S h irt* --- Gabardine Sport Shirt*
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O ur Spring Line of SWOES for the whole family
grows daily.
C O M E IN A N D LOO K A R O U N D
MARTIN'S
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING
“Where Price and Quality Are Friends.”
Fascinating Fashions
Around
W ith Edith Farlian
Juily Seaton
■ lingerie collar« and cuffs so fash­
ionable this season. Mary Jane is
i modeling a charming hat made en­
tirely of massed clusters of white
flowers . . . Set piquantly over her
eye. it’s ju st right with her heart-
shaped face. A tiny bow of narrow
green velvet ribbon holds this con­
fection together and sets off the
white flowers. “Secret of making
this hat,” says Mary Jane, “is to be
lavish with the flowers. Don’t
skimp; if you have any flowers left
over, pin a cluster on your lapel or
bag.”
You can find the foundations for
making these bonnets in any good
millinery supply store — pick out
the shape th a t is most becoming to
your face shape. There you can also
find artificial flowers and veiling.
Try a combination of massed vio­
lets, interspersed with green velvet
bows, the whole veiled in a cloud
of pale violet maline. Or m ulti­
colored field flowers accented with
a drift of soft moss green veiling—
nothing could be more fresh and
Mary Jane Higby
spring-like!
Or make a daisy bonnet—cover
you might try making your own a buckram foundation completely
sprin g chapeau. I t’s easy and lots with field daisies. Make a flat bow
of fun and, besides, it’s a wonder­ of wide black velvet ribbon with
fully inexpensive way to add an a t­ long stream ers; scatter a few daisy
flowers on the long ends and attach
tractive hat to your wardrobe.
“ Little flowery hats are so ver­ the whole bow to the back of the
satile,’’ says petite Mary Jane H ig­ hat.
There are innumerable possibili­
by, s ta r of the NBC daytime serial,
“ When A Girl M arries.” “They go ties — all you heed is imagination
beautifully with tailored suits, and and taste. Tack the flowers lightly
are perfect with summer prints and to the buckram foundation and an­
«ottons, too.” These little hats are chor the veiling lightly—millinery
no sm art with the spic-and-span take» the light touch.
With the coming of springtime
and fresh new fashions, it’s time to
think about new E aster outfits.
Dearest of all to the feminine heart
a t Eastertim e is the all-im portant
E aster bonnet. This year, perhaps
and seasonings. O ver this pour
undiluted mushroom, soup.
Mix
I bread crum bs w ith m elted b u tte r
and a rran g e on top. Bake in a
m oderate oven (325 degrees) for
H ere is a delicious w estern 20 m inutes, o r until heated
recipe, published in the c u rre n t through. Serve w ith a mixed green
salad. Serves 4.
issue of S unset M againe, called
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C rab and Avocado Casserole. It
combines two typically w estern in­
gredien ts to m ake a p erfect lenten
dish.
2
avocados
12 pound crab m eat
Juice of 1 lemon
Salt and pepper to taste
1
can cream of mushroom
soup
1
cup dry bread crum bs
1
tablespoon m elted b u tte r
G rease a tw o-quart casserole.
A rran g e sliced avocado and crab
m eat in a lte rn a te layers, sprinkl­
ing tach layer w ith lemon juice
Crab And Avocado
Casserole Makes
Perfect Lenten Dish
Easter Party Treats for Small Fry
Baby Chick Bayers
Urged To Use Caution
Mrs. Maude W atkins has been
W ith the seasonal peak for ta k ­
on the sick list fo r a few days but
is b e tte r now. C an’t keep a good ing delivery on baby chicks soon
girl down, eh dear?
at hand, the state departm ent of
agriculture today called attention
Leo and Blanche Yandell and of chick buyers to the importance
daughter Shirlene returned from o f taking precautions to protect
a trip to Oklahoma, where they th eir purchase against any possible
visited Blanche's m other. They re ­ appearance of Newcastle disease.
ported nice w eather most of the
M. E. Knickerbocker, chief of
tim e b u t a re very happy to be the division of anim al industry,
home again. J u s t reg u lar gada- said that 51 cases of Newcastle
!>outs, buh folks?
have been officially diagnosed in
Oregon in the three years since
Carolyn Covington is suffering, this disease was first reported
or should say enduring, a broken here. No new cases have been
toe. Seems as how she was moving diagnosed since Feb. 14 this year.
fu rn itu re about the house and the But with the spring movement of
toe next the “ little st” one got in chicks just around the corner he
the way.— Make "S ippy’’ do the suggests that each chick buyer
heavy work, dear!
make himself or herself a commit­
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tee of one to see th a t Oregon’s
Shirley Wells and Ja n e Ann
position with respect to Newcastle
Holzhausen (accom panied by Y.
continues relatively good.
T.) w ere in C rescent City last F r i­
To this end fie suggests th a t it
day to check on th eir dental work.
would be well for buyers (1) to
W on’t be long now, eh girls?
get their chicks from an Oregon
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Earl and Hilda Magnuson (of hatchery; (2) to take delivery of
M a g n u s o n Photographers on the chicks in their own care or
Rockydale R oad) atten d ed the trucks; (3) or have them delivered
dock presentation (o r w hat is it in the hatchery truck. These pre­
called?) in C rescent C ity on Sat. cautions will help avoid some of
the 18th. The pictures w ere swell, the hazards of the disease.
Knickerbocker pointed out that
folks!
the
quarantine method of control
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Mr. and Mrs. K enneth A rm ­ is no longer being imposed on
strong have a new daughter, Mabel Newcastle disease outbreaks in
Gayle— w eight 6 lbs., 11 oz.— She this state, and th a t use of live
irrived March 1.— ’Scuse it folks, virus vaccine is controlled by the
.ust found o u t this bit o f news-— departm ent of ag riculture on a
re rm it basis. All applications for
C ongratulations!
nermits should be addressed to the
Dora (M rs. Jim ) W alck, home lepartm ent headquarters a t Salem.
.or a few weeks to a tte n d business. No requirem ents are imposed on
Jim is recuperating from an opera- the use of dead virus vaccine.
Susceptible baby chicks three
ion. Do hope you’ll 3oon be home
to six weeks of age may be vac­
to sta y folks!
cinated with live-virus vaccine to
Lewis Styben of Camp W ishon, Immunize them against the disease
Aringfield, Calif., visited his sister in those cases where a perm it to
id brother-in-law , Rose and John use the vaccine has first been
cherzinger o f Caves Highway secured.
,st w eek— Short visit eh, Mrs.
In connection with the preven­
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tion and control of Newcastle
disease in Oregon, Knickerbocker
Faye H ale has been on the calls attention to the bulletin on
puny” list fo r the past week. Do this subject (C ircular of Inform a­
ope you’ll soon be feeling fine tion 473) prepared by Dr. E. M.
gain dear— We miss o u r 10:30 Dickinson of state college experi­
.m. cup of coffee! No kidding!
ment station and now available
through the college or county
Enid (Mrs. W. O.) Burch, left
agents.
donday to visit d aughter W anda
ind fam ily in Salt Lake City, U tah,
lope you have a nice time, honey! Western Star Social Club
B utch (guess w ho?) and Ed
L'lark bought them selves a real
‘fly c a tc h e r.”— By the way boys,
Io these “ fly ca tc h e rs” have good
‘choppers?”
And folks, fo r a real “China
?lipper” dem onstration be sure
nd drop in to see the “ anim ated"
nes th a t Dr. C harles De M artin
■f C rescent City gave to “ B utch."
'hey a re w orth a few m inutes’
ime ju s t to see them work. The
lughs they provoke are a bang!
la-ha!
Playing At The Ivy Sunday
Bing Crosby and Ann Blylh are teamed for love and songs ia
“ Top 0 ’ The Morning" which co-stars Barry Fitzgerald and
Hume Cronyn with the pair.
Game Commission Releases R E A Backs Josephine
Mountain Goats In
County Highway Program
Wallowa Mountains
The executive board of the Red­
F o r the first time in history,
m ountain goats may be numbered
am ong the gam e animals of the
sta te of Oregon. Tuesday, March
28, a crew of Oregon S tate Game
commission live-trapping experts
released six m ountain goats a t the
head of W allowa lake in Wallowa
county. The three billies and throe
nannies were trapped in the Chop-
aka m ountains in the sta te of
W ashington, ju st a few miles from
the Canadian border. The Oregon
game crew, w orking in conjunc
tion with a crew from the W ash­
ington S tate Game departm ent,
had been w orking for several
weeks preparing the trap.
The goats w ere received from
the sta te of W ashington in ex­
change fo r a sta rt of pronghorn
antelope which Oregon gave to
W ashington several years ago.
Last year an attem pt was made to
trap some of the sure-footed m oun­
tain goats, b u t it was abandoned
a fte r several weeks of unsuccess­
ful effort.
Mr. C. A. Lockwood, Oregon
sta te game director, stated that
although n atu ralists have never
been able to find any evidence
th a t m ountain goats had ever
existed in the state of Oregon, the
rough, high Wallowa m ountains
To Have Food Sale
should make ideal habitat for the
The W estern S ta r social club m ountain loving animals.
will hold a cooked food sale at
If your name is spelled incor­
i Badden’s Bakery Saturday, April
rectly on your account num ber
1, sta rtin g a t 9:30 a.m.
card, contact a field office o f the
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Try the Classified Ads in The Social Security A dm inistration
and have it corrected.
News. They pay dividends.
The new s from the San is still
ood. Jim m y is continuing to im-
rove and sendk best w ishes to all
u r frie n d s here and elsewhere,
[e also asks th a t everyone keep
w riting, even though he doesn't
answ er them all.— His hand and
arm a re still on the bum and he
•an’t use them very well yet.
H ere's a little poem I thought
worth while to pass on to you:
If a tro u b le comes yo u r way
Don’t ask a friend to share it;
Leave it fo r a b rig h te r day
And you— ju st grin and bear it.
If a joy comes into view,
Go m ore’n half way to greet it;
J u s t feel sure it is fo r you—
And th a t’s the w ay to m eet it.
And it’s kinda like I alius say—
No pillow a t night is so fter than
your conscience when you’ve
treated your fellow man as you
would like to be treated . See you
next week!
Funeral Services Held
For Hiram Miller
F u neral services fo r Hiram
Miller, 60, resident o f Cave Ju n c­
tion fo r several years, were held
Monday, March 27, a t two p.m.,
at the L. B. Hall chapel in G rants
Pass. Rev. William C. Piper o ffi­
ciated and in term ent was made in
G ranite Hill cem etery.
M iller was bom May 2, 1889,
but his birthplace is not known.
There are believed to be no su r­
viving relatives. He died Tuesday,
March 21, at Josephine G eneral
hospital follow ing a prolonged
illness.
wood Empire association has
authorized support to Josephine
county’s highway program , favor­
ing appropriations fo r U.S, 199,
including a wider and safer route
through G rants P a s s ; w idening of
Caveman bridge and improvements
and m odernizations from the
bridgehead southw esterly to the
California-O regon line. This pre-
ontation was made by Josephine
county V ice-president Fred P ie r­
son, supported by Judge W. A.
Johnson, R.E.A. Past-president C.
1!. Demaray and D irector W alter
Newcomibe, all members of the
REA executive board. This pro­
gram is in consonance with the
G rants Pass and Josephine County
Citizens' com m ittee plan, beaded
by Neil Allen of G rants I’ass, It
was stated.
The Josephine county delega­
tion also invites! the board to hold
its Ju ly m eeting in G rants Pass
during the Gladiolus Festival.
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All your friends sent best wishes
and hope you will soon be fully
recovered, m y dear!
Well folks— I missed being with
you last week. T hanks for all the
nice things said about the column.
An E aster party to r the youngsters is fun for everybody, with
saucy Easter funnies, gay candy baskets and brilliantly colored E aster
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