The Beaverton Review
FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1084
I1J M«'Ivin VaixU'i moat hurt o m of hi* land were guests Friday of Mr*
lox* quit« Udly, wh«n th* aid« William* daughter, Mr*. Inex Ball
board *li|>|>«l ami let part of the x’f»* afternoon w m »pent at the :
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i)y Mr*. E L. Cox
load on him. He wa* badly brui*ed, home of Mr*. Madge Pomeroy, *t-
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i tending the Ladie*’ Aid silver tea
Tha 4 II calf dub met Friday but no bone* broken.
evening at th* home of Cheater
Mi»*
Mubbanna (iembella who
Mr knd Mr, Robert Pomaroy
Robinson.
»pent a few days la*t week with kn<1 ,i»U(fhters «pant Sunday at »he
The farmer* around here who I’®1’ • unC Mr*, Hoyd
Williams of ),ome
ot Mr*.
Pomeroy** parent»,
have eheep had them ahearod
laat *iackama», returned to the home |(r, and Mr*. S. C. Spark* of Food for the Yoongeat Generation
week by Mr («ren t of llllliboro. ° f her X'*r>d-parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Portland. Mr*. Spark* waa ob-
What to feed the youngent gen-
*Mr and Mr* ila g g of Portland ' **,rry
Bichard», l‘ riday evening, „«tying her 72nd birthday and a e ration, the one that* ju»t com-
were gueat* la«t Tueaday
»t the
Mr. »«d Mr». 8. J. 0 . Young family dinner wa* aerved for a ing along! -There are menu* and
of Portland and Mr. ami Mr*. >»nf* gathering.
recipe* aplenty for the adult» but
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall
Luther Tabor and children. Mar-
q-),« annual meeting of the tax Hiere never can be help enough
J. T. Vanllorn went to Califor Joria and Karl of Klamath Fall* payer» of this .chool diatrict will for thorn future presidents and
nia last Tueaday, where he will wore Sui«lay caller* at the home be heUJ kt
houM on tf,« even- president*»»««
They
juat
will
make visits in different parts of of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Pomeroy.
,,f Monday, June 18, at which * rt*w “ P • tho»« Pnde* “ nd
the state.
Mr and Mr. J II Aten ami time a now member will be elect- * nd " h,U y° u m* y mourn the fact
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---- aon UIMj UaugJtcr attei led the pic- ed on the board, and a clerk. The
Publicly, you want them to grow
The
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growers
In this com
munily liave had crow» of men nic („. jj Sunday at the McMinn- present lioard of director* of the nornrxj»IIy an 1 happily and i ealth-
buay during the i>a*t week weed- vl||, —> 1 / klM] cou,.i r y
club in Me »chool,
are a* follow*: J. J. Van
u y>
ing their onion field#.
iMinnviile, given under the auspice* Kleek,
J. H. Aten, and Everett Naturally, to do that. Ihey must
Mr. and
Mrs W.rnrn
W ils o n '»! the American Legion and Aux- D. Wright. The clerk I. Inex Bell, be provided with the material, ne-
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, cessary to growth Trey must have
spent last Tueaday with Mrs. Wll- »linry.
The following from here attend- , sufficient
ufficient {ooti
food contllininlr
containing the
the ne-
ne-
son’a sister, Mr*
Roberta Grant , j 0, t.phir*. ll.ttrem of Washougal, ®d B. H. S. this year: Frank Ri- ceanary c<matilueT)t, fo, build.ng up
of Portland, who ia quite ill.
! Wash., wa* a visitor Saturday at cUrd*. Amy Anicker, Ivan Bierly, the
arwl thig food mun ^
The »chool board of Kinton school the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. J.
Amo» Bierly,
k“ 1* JHerly, Lloyd ¡n guck f orm that it can be aa-
held a meeting at Die »chool hou»e VanKleek. <>n her return, »he wa* Anicker, Elva Miller, Raymond Hem- simile ted without overtaxing
the
Thuraday evening ami talked over accompanied
by Mi*» Helen Van r>ch,
Robert
Richards,
Ihomas dellcaite digestive apparatus,
school matter* for the coming year. Kliek, who
spent the week end 1 own*, Mary C athryn Hail, Ma-
Th d«.lly dietary of the grow-
, with
bleanna Gembella, Emma Johnson. .
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,
tth her
her.
Juiiu* Wedrking wa* M
the first g in
I Iv n Bierly took a post-graduate
,ch,ld
mdude: 1 * pints
this community to get Youngber-
Glenn I i ingle, Lloyd Anicker, courge
Richards wa*
. , ’ *" . . ^
ime. Frank Richard,
wa. a grad- * ,
1 <<umrt m,lk * * ''?
. from thlg
ckgg
form; a green vegetable; fruit or
ries on th* market, selling nearly Eugene Vankleck, Raymond Hem-
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fruit juice*; meat, fish or egg*;
a crate to a Hillsboro dealer Sat- rich, wii! attend
the 4
II summer
bread; butter; and cereal; these
! school held et Corvallis at an ear-
urday.
make up .he basis of the diet.
h.d
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of
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the
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TEACHERS’
EXAMINATIONS
J. J. VanKleek
last of
*he ,lon
c*ub. whose leader ia !•*-
Notice is hereby given that the The more active your “ jewels” the
lumber arrive the
greater their energy needs, and
e some vxten
exton-
* ‘*B**
County School Superintendent of
week and will make
thi* extra energy in addition to the
Many of the mother* and other* Washington County, Oregon, will
■ive repair* to the aouth aide of
basal diet ia beat found in the
interested in the school were pica- hold the regular examination of
hi* barn.
form of dextrose. Dextrose i» the
ent at the cloamg of »chool last applicant* for state teachers' cer-
fundamental sugar, the kind found
Mr. , and
Mr*. Rene
MrlteU-ke
,,
,
.
Monday with a picnic at the school tificatea at office of County School in nature, probably the most quick
and » ' " ‘ly of Hillsboro were vis- bouse. A basket dinner was served Superinten-lent in Hillsboro, Oregon
ly assimilable form of carbohy
« ? . ,nd* y mt
'B ° f , Mri*’ at noon and all enjoyed a fine as follows: Commencing Wednes- drate. Of course, ail sugar gives
M.ltebekea mother, Mr*. Lov.na ^
visiting.
<k.y, June 13, 1D34 at 8:00 o’clock
energy, but the “ invert” sugars,
Wedeklng.
dextrose, *re the quick-energy foods
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Mr. and Mr». W L. Van Horn ^ndaraon of Beaverton, ha. been f,une„ 16th-
moat readily absorbed.
and family of Portland .pent Sun- Waiting mt the .home 1)f Mr. an<1 » »■
Dextrose is found present in na
day
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. at the home of ^ Mr.
^
V* n Mrs. Warren
Wilson during the , Wedj£ “ Uy Forenoon-U S. HU- ture in some of our fruits and
Horn« iar.nl*, Mr. and Mrs. J I , „ t w,,ek or
go. Carro| |*arroU, tory- Writing (Penmanship), Geo- fooda. Extra and concentrated a-
T . VnltHorn.
i also of Beaverton, was a guest m^ rry*
mounts may be added to the child's
Regular m ating of th. Kinton during the week.
Wednesday Afternoon - Phyaiolo- dietary right in the fooi he eats
Lad,e.’ Aid society wii. be held
Mr tnd Mra K. rI C Hel. spent
C° mP° * ,tU,n' G* Der* ‘ —a couple of tablespoons of com
syrup in his glass of milk, since
^DresJdent
iirn
F ^ rett '* " 1 SUn Uy in V" n '* n,i where they
Thursday Forenoon - Arithmetic, corn syrup is largely dextrose; in
W r J h T t ' ^ r d mountain'
Wl'r'“
° f Mr" ‘ B* 11 “
History of Education, Psychology. the
puddings and
desserts
he
Wright. Cooper mountain.
Mr
alMl Mn(. R. A. Williams.
Thursday
A fU m oon- Grammar,
Mrs. Ms hie
launch man and son Their son. Paul, returned home with Geography,
American
Literature, would get normally; and even on
the fruit or breakfast cereal.
Clyde of Portland have been via- (them after making his grand-par- physics.
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over hot water until tapioca ia
clear. Add ayrup, salt amd oil.
Remove from fire; add vanilla.
Serve warm or cold with top milk
or plain cream. Pitted dates or
raisins added to this will improve
the flavor.
K IN T O N
iting at the home of Mrs. la-ach-
man a mother, Mrs. laiuise Van
Rleek, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox enter-
tamed a few friersia at their home
Saturday evening in honor of Mr.
Cox'a birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served during the evemr.g by
Mra. Cox.
While hauling wood Saturday,
THE
.rnt* « short visit.
Mra. Iaruise VanKleek, Clifford
VanKleek, Roy VarJCleek and Mr*.
Mable Liachman and son went to
Portland Sunday. Mr*. Lcachmun
and son remained in Portland, as
»he resides there, the others re-
turning Sunday evening.
Mra. R. A. Willwms and daugh-
l*r Mr». A. J. Brook* of Port-
ONLY AUTOMATIC
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Willie: *Tm expecting to have a
Chocolate Mountains
toy train to play with next Eas
(Klanc Mange; for More Milk
ter.’’
in the Daily Menu)
j Johnny: “ You don’t mean you'll
1 cup milk
get a toy train for an Easter
1 cup milk
present, do you?’’
2 tbaps. cornstarch
Willie: “ No; I mean by that time
1 Vi tbsps. cocoa
my Dad will probably be through
2 tbsps. dark corn syrup
playing with the one he bought
V« tap. vanilla
Scald syrup with
milk. me for Christmas.”
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M,x corTlgUrt.hi cocoa and cold milk
to naootk paste, add slowly to hot
"»'lit. atirrir g constantly until mix
ture is thick and smooth. Cover
and cook 20 minute, over hot wa-
ter. Pour into cups and oalU. Sene
with
r.lain cream
with plain
cream or
or soft
soft custard
custard.
( innamon Cocoa
2 tsps. cocoa
Vt cup water
Few grains cinnamon
2/3 cup rich milk
1 tbsp. white com syrup
Few grains salt
Cook cocoa, salt, cinnamon, syrup
and water together until smooth
ami thick. Add milk ani root thor
oughly. Serve. For a “ fancy touch”
add a marshmallow while cocoa is
still hot, let. it melt anJ serve.
Baked Pears
Canned pears, drained from juice
W'hite com syrup
Cornflakes
Roll pears
in cornflakes
and
place buttered baking dish. Pour
in « little syrup and bake in mod
erate oven until fruit is tender and
delicately brown. Serve hot with
a sauce made from the pear juice,
slightly thickened and flavored as
desired. These are properly a lun
cheon dessert but are sometimes
served, in the adult menu, as a
meat accompaniment with spices
added.
Caramel Tapioca
1 '4 tbsps. granulated tapioca
2 to 4 tbsps maple com syrup
14 tsp. vanilla
1 tsp. salad oil
Few grains salt
1 cup milk
Scald milk; add tapioca. Cook
Fritky
Forenoon — Theory and
The following recipes, developed
I’ rartice, Orthography
(Spelling), for the generation of “ hollow legs
Physical Geography, English Liter- and blooming cheeks” will help you
Btuf e-
—and help the youngest ones too.
Friday Afternoon—School
Law,
Algebra,
Geology, Civil Govern-
mer>t. Bookkeeping,
O. B. Kraus, County School Su-
Washington
County,
<Kon-
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A ft e r m ore than three nvm tk*
o f su fferin g from a nervous a il
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splendid results that she w rote
us an enthusiastic letter.
I f you tu ffe r from “ N e rves.”
I f you lie aw ake nigktM,
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V u ie t and re la x them w ith tha
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m od el has a B o d y b y Fisher.
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