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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1937)
PÀO^MÜA V* L j . 4- vhs saasMAN county journal , moro , orboon F riday , august to, im t _ .^-JAUH » ! THE'BIG ONES DON'T GET AW AY HERE— THEY'RE A U BIG 4 OREGON <PAIRY COUNCIL li ! 1 tion is peaches, apricots, pineapple, pears and seedless grapes. Another I Soak gelatine in lemon juice. Is ap p let grapefruit, and oranges. ■ then dissolve over hot water. Add Serve Mayonnaise or French Dress . whipped eream and mayonnaise., i Pour into mold and set in refrig iag separately, erator overnight. Unmold on 1st- Mayonnaise Ring With | tuce leaves and fill center with Salmon or Crab Meat i mixture made of parts salmon Two cups of mayonnaise and one part chopped celery. The One cup cream, whipped , ring provides sufficient salad dres- One third pup lemon juice i sing. Garnish with hard cooked One tbsp unflavored gelatine I egg. Place a thick slice of tomato Tomato slices Lettuce leaves and celery chopped and slice of lemon m each lettuce leaf. .i l g y g B ' Hard cooked egg «sac The market stalls are literally shredded American cheese and with tempting fruits and vegeta- pineapple are all combinations that bles, despite the report of the U. S. are old favorites. For a company Department of Agriculture that a luncheon or dinner put a ring large percentage of the American around your fresh fruits or vege- people are not getting enough tables as suggested below; “ v ita m in s A and C foods.’’ It Cheese Ring With Fruit Salad seems incredible that anyone could Two packages cream cheese resist 'tbiaNrith variagated color? One cup grated American cheese and enticing odors, even though One teaspoon gelatine there was no appreciation of the One cup milk important part they play in main- One tablespoon cold water gaining health. Along with milk, Salt and paprika to taste they are recognized as the most One cup cream, whipped important foods in the diet. They Watercress are known as the ‘‘protective foods” Fresh or canned fruits for they protect the health of the Salad dressing individual. In other words, they Moisten gelatine in water. Heat are excellent “vitamin A and C*- milk and add to gelatine. Add foods”. slowly, to cheese and seasoning. During the summer months when Fold in whipped cream and jour fruits and vegetables are most g la s e d ring m o lg . Set in re- available and aa a. result, most frigerator overnight Unmold on a reasonable, they should be served of watercress and nil the esn- generously and often. They are ter with a macedoine o i fresh or refreshing served raw in salads. eanned_f™ ta_A _haw y_com bina- In their natural state one is ascur- >>•>.<■><•■>>>• . . . . . . . . ...................... fid that none of their essential e le -1 m ents’have been lost in the cook- j ing procss. Children always en -' joy ground raw carrots combined f w » ss with raisins or shredded cabbage' US G r J flP 'C X i3 .ll combined with pineapple. M However, we must not forget that milk, also,’ is a “protective food” and every bit as important as the fruits and vegetables. Cheese offers an excellent means Come, bring your friends of getting more milk into the A good time assured summer diet. Cottage cheese com bined with fresh pears or peaches; Prepan for a in easy, carefree cookery. Jobs die happy throng o f modern women who a n cooking elec trically on gUaming, new Hoc- SEE THESE MODERN FEATURES H a r v e s t B a ll the Lake Stuart area north of Vanderhoot * ' - north and as close to Vancouver as Harrison - » The tidal waters of the mainland and V ancotn. land are remarkable for their Spring and CeH * t* mon and for the giant Tyees which go un ss *.» i x» 70 pounds. The pictures show. left, a Kaiu««»|.s . . coming out of Paul Lake near Kamloops; Courtney Ryley Cooper (left) and a friend IcoJ.n ■» over two perfectly matched Stuart Lake Ro.:u.?j» Trout and right a couple of 43-nound spri- i that fell for a lure in Shoal Lay r.car VUlcrix ^AMB fishing in British Columbia is workl-famous 1 for two things. Firstly, the fish come big and *-’.?ndly, a good spot is always to be found within ». y reach of a motor road. Steelhead, Rainbow and * - n’.oops trout run well up to IS pbunds in this p v- ince and the waters where they are found are e i -.erous. Steelhead inhabit practically all coastal • t .rs. Rainbow and Kamloops trout are plentiful b r ! the big intenor lakes, particularly in the vicinity i. a ml oops in the south-east, along the Cariboo • otor road in the central section of the province; in f '1 h l ì l w w self visiting with his son Ted at Grass Valley. Miss Clara Rive of Portland vis ited Sunday with Mr. and ' Mrs. Everett McQuillen. «I Mrs. Hannah Henrichs and grand daughter, Frances left for their home at Clarkston, Wash. Tuesday. Stye is a sister of IMrs. Anna Lee. William - Dahler - of Mt. Angel Marshall Popnd of The Dalles is passed away last Friday at the age employed during the harvest sea of 84 years. Lee Dehlar and Joe son on the Arthur Sargent farm. Dehlar were notified of his sudden Leland Schwendel is spending the death and left to attend the fun summer at the Miller home near eral which was held Tuesday. Moro. Mrs. Charles Robinson, known A group of berry pickers spent here as Margorie Dingle left for Sunday near* Mr. Adams . Ten her home at Camas last Thursday gallons of huckleberries were gath after spending a week here with ered. In the party were Mr. and relatives. Mrs. Free Crews and sotn Marion, Mr. ’ and Mrs. Martin of Oak Malcolm McDermid and Mr. and Grove weie guests of Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. B. H'. Hull and family of The Owen Barnett Sunday. | Dalles. Miss Florence Arpnsworthy was 1 Mr. and IMrs. W. D. Watkins in Portland Monday where she vis- were shoppers in The Dalles Mon- ited with frineds from Idaho and day. ___________ Arizona. ,___| Nedra Bowman of Goldendale ar- James O’Meara, with his father rived Wednesday to help during and mother made a trip to Port harvest at the B. W. Guy home. Under the ‘*Caterpillar” track-type land the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs B. .W. Guy and Tractor's hood is a rugged engine »Mrs. Floyd 'Root of Wasco re family and Frank Forbis who has built expressly to power a track- turned from Seattle Friday. She been employed here visited at Gold type pulling tractor. has been a guest of her parents, endale Sunday. Under the transmission case is a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruppell. Visitors at the home of Mr. and sturdy, simplified design . .1. . era- Erie Davis and three daughters Mrs. Lloyd Royse Sunday were the phasing the worth of this com of Bend were listed for several latter’s cousins, Mr. ahd Mrs. pany’s 30 years, experience build days at the Sherman hotel. Sheldrake of Hood River. ing track-type tractors. Mr. and Mrs. Lumford and W. A. Mrs. Charles Everett’s son in law Under the polish of the steel track and daughter of Arizona visited Spencer spent a day last week in pins and bushings is a deep heat- in Portland with Mrs. Everett. Portland returning Thursday. hardened armor to resist abrasive Mabel Murchie of Vancouver, House eleaning in the form of wear . . . . a tough core to absorb painting and kalsomining in the Wash, is employed at the Afton shock. Ingenious seals shield this building of the telephone head McIntyre home. tractor’s vital parts against dust quarters has been going on this Mrs. Louis Walsh chaperoned hei and mud . . . . add years to its use week. Junior Endeavor class to the Des ful working life. H. E, Everett is enjoying him chutes river Monday afternoon for Look under the “hide” for these "a bit of recreation. and other important details which Hazel Bales of Portland came to foretell the extra years of satis Wasco Saturday to visit her sister, faction this tractor offers you- Mrs. Jerry Moorehouse for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaseberg RED & WHITE STORE accompanied by Mrs. Julius Med- ler spent Monday in The Dalles. Huckin from W. S. C. Groceries—Meats—F resh at Augusta Pullman is here having just Fruits and Vegetables in finished a six weeks summer course Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bargen- Season hojt spent Sunday visiting in The Hompuff—I’ll never ask another « lb Dalles at the home of Mr. and IMrs. woman to marry me. Cotton Morrow. Skemp— Refused again? Your Patronage Appreciated Mrs. Wesley Blakely left Tues - Hompuff—No, accepted. day for a visit at Oregon City, the children remaining at the O. G. Hilderhrand home until she re- retums. Ex-senator J. IP. Yates, Gus Peterson and R. O. Scott attended S e e u i for Sodium Chlorate and Atlacide th e funeral o f John Johnson at Dufur Sunday. Jessie Hull of Portland is spend V . C . Family and Princess Flour ing her vacation here with rela tives. Father of Wasco Farmer Dies At f? new speed, economy and autom atic cook- e ry so m o d e m homes. Sat A ug. 21 Demonstrations made wm | VMM ■ L E C T K IC R A N G E S * * Buy — — P acific P ower a L ight C ompany FOR: Calkins com bination Treating M achines, 9 0 & 1 5 0 bu. per hour Phone 454 A . W . McLeod point Electric Manges. H o tp o in t Electric Ranges, w ith their sensational new Flat Celrod Units, offer amazing Always at Veer S endee OQOOCO&O^OOOSOSOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOœ Mt. Angel when you buy I v L Horsepower The Calkins Weeder Pulls LIGHTER Because It Is CORRECTLY Designed PENETRATES Better A. W. McLEOD Local Agent Moro, Oregon Phone 454 Full Stock Of Repairs All sorts of used machinery Harvesters-Weeders-Etc. SUPPLY CO. i'î TO BUY YOUR CAR —• and they Vs proud off Calvert’s G row ers : : • r- W asco,O regt Kerttpckq BticL First* G oldendale, Ellensburg, the Pendleton Round-up and then of Portland...any branch ... to Moro. about our Cash Buyer Plan. t Second: • Choose the car you w ish . . . Local h o r se s will continue the high quality races started last new Or used, under 3 year» old. year and none will deny but the Third: PAY w * CASH FOR IT! *■ ' *> a , * Peter Quick colts brought the .. , crowd to their fe e t. You provide orie-third the price in cash or in trade-in value...we lend you the balance to enable you to make a cash deal both for J, the car and insurance. Moderate interest...no extra charges... insurance placed where you wish, established bank credit. Concessions and Fanc?sto fill in the evening hours. , 3 Full Days 3 Oregon’s Best County Horse Show 4-H Stock Exhibits that Win SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH Prizes at the International T he FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K OF P O R TL A N D \ 'FIRST NATIONAL BANK WEST O f T » t R O O M S " >\ view , Ask The First National Bank X C M IC R -U — - UNWCKY STKAMHT 8afety Deposit Boxes fo r Lease Max Barbour’s Bucking String is appearing at R odeos in Lake- V Come in and get full infor- mci:on .♦ .•a t no obligation. Sherm an C ooperative Grain Entertainment Features at the Sherman County Fair---- will be numerous and good. Mill Feeds Grain Bags Dairy and Poultry Feeds .Twine _ Rolled Grains' \ Concentrates Flour Salt A ll kinds of Insurance Kentuckians know their whiskey L September 24 - 25 - 26 WASCO MARKET O ’M E A R A FAIR FOR FUN F I D C « A L 0 £ i «i S uV A N c e (C O S P O » A T St’s Your Fair coeocco^&ozcoscscooGOOGGOoosooocooeooeoaQooeeoooQ l /
