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cat where he has ¡been engaged Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum n business for the past ten and Patricia l if t town Sunday for years. a m otor t r i t o Pendleton and to Mi and Mrs. Dutton drove Lo Idaho retu rn in g home Tuesday. »Vhite Salmon Monday for a v »- Billy Sheets left w ith them for t with the la tte r’s s'ster, ? ' s.‘ his usual summ er vacation with ’crdyce. Earl Dutton, a student his grandparents Mr. and Mrs t OSC will come horn.* with hi? Wm. Rupping a.t Stanfield. rarents the latter p a rt of t"# Mrs. Lutje and daughter, Thel Wasco school held its eighth veek. ma, visited a t their horn? near giade promotion exercises Thurs- and Mrs. Robert E v n? Castel Rock. dal evening in the school auditor P at O’Me r~ rented the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. ium. Each one of the lower g ra rouse and have been busy mov'.ig Spencer and family left for Spok des took part, giving various ane to have a visit with relatives numbers of the program . The ’or the past week. over the week end. grade school orchestra under the Mr. and Mrs. G. <C. .Atkin direction of Andrew Landles was or Portland again Sunday wh .>- M r. and Mrs. T. L ester Johnson presented in its initial public ap hey will visit with their <?i have ¡bought the house where Mr. pearance. Lavelle Guy was salu- Chester and Mrs. Andrews • u' and Mrs. Charles E v erett now tatorian and Gladys Stone, val he will visit with her sister live and will move into it when edictorian. Other m embers of the *ore she leaves the Pacific cc•• s' their present lease expirs in July ch s’ were Lawrence 'Royce, Pau or New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fridley havt lin? Burnett, Hazel Hatley, Eula- Mr .and Mrs. Ormond H h • moved into the Dad E verett home lie M orehouse and Jessie Knox. Mr. and Mrs. ~ ? for the summer. B iryl Sheets presented the di brand and >mith returned from a since plomas. Rolbert Nisbet due to Mrs. Lawrence Kaseberg en uj. fishing titp" to feast lake. Intss was unable to complete hb le Wednesday Wi tertained a t her home work. Marion Crews was pianist Dean B arnett visited with h: evening for Miss Bracken. Guests during the evening. were pupils of the third anc ather over the week end. T ame from Marshfield where i fourth grades,. . Pupis of the grades, a number of m others and teachers, m et at s employed in WPA work. IMiss Norma 'Beletski of Her PcMoss park, Wednesday where miston is visiting at the .Clara Barbnra Hines accompar a picnic lunch was enjoyed. F ri Mjrs. Tuel and children wh ” Stone home. day memibers of the eighth grade hey returned to Portland S u n Bud and Bob Collins left for mopored to , Fleck’s orchard for day. Washington where they have em thn day. P atty O’Meara fell from Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Kaswberg ployment. a cliff resulting in a broken ley nd Janet were week end visitor, which nesce6itated taking him to Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Sai gent a Portland. the hospital. will leave for Portland the latter Mr. and Mrs. Mace Fulton fiorr part of this week. Mr .and Mrs. Leo W atkins and ’’ortland came up Sunday and Oflicers of |h e grain growers met children Eugene and Joanne ac nent the day visiting at the Tuesday evening and early the comanied by Rev. and Mrs. Gil nuis Scholl home. hert Carey motored to Glenwaa' next m orning left for Portland. Wash, and return Tuesday. The- Mab:l and Mary Thornes nm’ A suit for divorc. ' vas filed last wen* to the Glenwood cemeter’ farvin Overholts motored fiom Friday b y Vera Collins aga-ns>. and were dinner gpegfs a t th ortland Sunday. Marvin retv-nr Bud idollins, both of Wasco. home of Mrs. W atkins relatives. I after a week end visit at th? Miss Beryl Sheets left for r -'homas home while Mabel w °r m other will leave Thurs .'ay j week end visit with her friem . 'rem ¡Portland for a visit in T .::: Miss G ertrude H a n s'» who is ir "•see with relatives. Portland learning (beauty culture Mary Thornes, a student nu’se Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rice mot t Emmanuel hospital in Portl; r. ! orpd to Condon Sunday and w er s visiting friends here wl. i? entertained at the horn» of thei’ n a two weeks vacation. --. friends Mr. and M rs. Frank Sil vio. Gi oceries—Meats—Fresi The Dorcas ladies of the Ch is ;an church met Wednesday for .M r. and Mrs. Joe Hildenbrand Fruits and Vegetables ir Olive and John Robinson and J % regular meeting in the c h u j’h Season Maddox availed themselves of ar besement. î e = h — » opportunty Memorial day and en A number of friends were <’ joyed an "outing a t Parkdale. ner guests Sunday at the F r r ’ Vour Patronage Appreciated The annual picnic of Mason1 Knox home coming from and Eastern S tar lodge member' □alles and Portland. for Sherman and Wasco count’ Mr. and Mrs. E. W .ld and K • was .held a t Dufur last Sunda* 'n d Mrs. Guy plan on lea v '” v Attending from here were Mrs Friday evening for Goldent’eh H. D. Proudfoot, Mr. and My- vhere they will attend .the. . cl av LAWYER ' Clyde Fridlejr, Mr .and Mrs. Wm w nctm ent exercises. Nisbet, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. John Guests at the home of Mr .n;id son and Mr. and Mrs. L. Funk. WASCO MORO Its . B. W. Guy Thursday ve- Mrs. Mary Wegener of Port ling were Mr. and Mrs. C?cil <— land spent several days visitinr ■Vard and Mr .and Mrs. Frank at the home of Mr .and Mrs Bowman and Sheila of Goldendale George Wilde. She is Mrs. Wilde’- Mrs. M argaret Tuel and chil- mother. Iten, Dougles and M arion. pf Sam Lindhorst of Dufur visit ’’ortland were here Sunday. ed here recently with his son ir The three table contract clvb law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs was entertained a t ’ luncheon by Henry Richelderfer. N ew ru b b e r their hostess, Mrs. Owen B arrell a g i t a t o r s to p s Andrew Landles ¿accompanied Tutaday afternoon. A fte r lunch k w r i n g e r r o lls . Robert IBelknap on a motor trjr eon the group played cards with to Eugene. Landles will continur Mrs. Chniles Everett making high on to California and return vis .core Trade your old waaher as Lakeview for his school class in _M r. and ¡Mrs. Claude Eaton of June here. - — . down payment. Phone lfil Rufus were away for a vacatior Principal Homer J. Dixon and it E ast lake hav in g Wednesday fo r tria l fam ily left Wasco for Elk Cit? ind returning Sunday. * this week. He will attend summei Mrs. Wayne Darby has as hei school this summer. house guest a sister from Culver. Miss Frances Gorsline, prim arj Wiley Benefield of Redmonc teacher is a guest of Mrs. Die- was a form er caller here S atur The Dalles, Ore. bert Johnson for the first part day. He is a form er resident. of the vacation period. « 0 MAfiKEr T. Lester Johnson ‘Worthless’ Outchews Goldfish" Eaters cooked egg, bits of crisp bacon n r p o n n C r a f l l l A t M and the family’* f*vorlU dr**- V T C g O U U i a U U a i O sing, to make a colorful, n u tri-. ■» w» ■ tious salad. ¡ f lC d f DFOOKS W hile the ingredients J'mbined in salajs are numberless the , Senior and graduate students of essentials are two and they a it ; the University of Oregon, who in always the same- eye appeal and j numberg w ill receive de- a perfect dressing. And remem grees this year, w ill observe bac ber there are alm ost as many calaureate service, fo r which the dresings as there are salads to choose from. Here are two th at university has obtained Rr. Ray mond C. Brooks, Los Angeles, will mean successful salads: noted educator and minister, w ill Cucumbers with Sour Cream he held Sunday m orn in g a t 11 Dressing o'clock. The commencement ex 2 m :dium cucumbers ercises, at which time approxi- 1 1-4 tsp salt ! inn Lely 700 degrees will be confer 22 tbsp white vinegar red, w ill be in the evening at 8 1 cup thick sour crean» o’clock. Both events w ill be in 1 tbsp minced onion M cA rthur Court. 1-4 tsp granulated sugar Speck pepper. Taking as his topic, “The Debt Pare and slice the vucumbers We Owe,” the university's own and sprinkle w ith 1 t?7 r* the president, ’Dr. Donald M. Erb, w ill lalfc. Let stand for 80 m inutes; deliver the commencement address. hen. press out any excess w ater D r. Erb, who is regarded as a fore betw een pieces of jheese clpth most economist as well at admin Meanwhile combine the rem aining istrator, is now completing his ingredients and mix with the cuc first year as président o f the in umbers. Serve« 6 «.o 8. stitution. Rutternvlk Dressing IAJ1 alumni events w ill be held 1-2 cup mayonnaise dressing on Saturday, June 8. These w ill 1-2 tsp lemon juice include the annual breakfast meet “ Worthless,” a South Am erican cuscus, who looks something like an juice of 1-2 onion ing of the state association of Am erican opossum, enjoys h’s favorite food at a Los Angeles anim al 1-4 tsp m ustard University o f Oregon women, the hospital. He is swallowing an American Beauty rose, after the manner 1-8 tsp white pepper semi-annual meeting of the alum of goldfish eaters. “ Worthless” is dappled blown with a white tail. 1-8 tsp paprika ni association a t 10:80 a. m., the 1 cup thick fresh butterm ilk university luncheon, president re Stir all the ingredients into tftv ception at 3:30, olsss reunion din unbeaten butterm ilk. I t’s delicious served with a salad of fresh cab ners at 6:30, and the flower and bage, apples, lettuce and finely cut fern procession at 7:30. The an nual Failing-Beekman oratorical uncooked spinach. eentest, fo r which seniors compete The two survivors o f . ¿ v -A D A Rr-MAYN E ------- - — OREGON -DAIRY COUNCIL ------ ■ erable amounts of vitam in C end vitamin B. Vegetables, and fruits too, contribute bulk or roughage .some of which is usually desirable ai the d i.ts of persons in normal health. Ju st which of the many leafy and green, vegetables the home- maker serves her family is 'not especially im portant- as long a- she serves some kind the year round. Certain varieties^ of r#ou fit in b etter with lim ited -budgets than others because they sup »|y the same m inerals and vitam ins more economically. Such greens as watercr en dive, lettuce ,and cabbage rre the salad fam ily. Other t nd?r, mild-flavored leaves may al°o b? hath. Green leaves are alsl jexcel- served uncooked. Spinach, T or in k n t sources of vitamin G. Thrown stance, m ay be mixed with pieces in for good m easure are consid of fkesh tom ato, sliced, hard With the approach of summer we find the hom em aker giving .norc attention to the question of salads.’ This, no, doubt, because it s the season when salad m ater ials 4re abundant and cheap and because they can be prepared with little effort and time. ¡But ’.here is more to this question of salads than^m ere convenience. Sa’ id? m erit an im portant place In meal planning because the very stuff th at they are made of is ,'n.portant in the diet as protec tive foods— th at is high in m in erals and vitamin«. Leafy, green vegetables are ’¡ch in both iron and vitamin A The thinner and greener the leaf, in fact, the richer they are ir I [»r _pri«s of »160 .nd »100 will he held on alumni day this year, wreck, a seam an and a stock-* j Saturday at 8:00 p. m. t.J broker, had m anaged to clamber Classes that will hold reunions onto a raft. “If a ship doesn’t sight us soon, include that of 1889, the 50 year sir,” said the seam an,“ “w ell class; 1890 the 40 year clasa, and 1914, the 26 year class. , Members starve. will meet both at luncheon and at “ Don’t talk nonsense,” snapped the stockbroker, “Ive plenty of their own private dinners in the evening. money.” Get the world*s good news daily through T he C hristian S cience M onitor A» D t/ty P tb liib tJ by T H E C H R IS T IA N S C O N C E P U B L IS H IN G S O C IE T Y One, Norway S t m t , Boatoau Maatacfcwttti Regular reading o f T n s C h s u t u n S c ib m c s M o m it o b la conaidarad by many a liberal education. l u dean, uobtaaad a re a aad traU-feeedad editorial featwraa, including tbe Weekly Magazine Soctioa, aafco the MoNiToa the ideal nevayaper fo r the hoot«. The pricaa aret I rear H I M • aaootha M M J waatha M M i aaoa Saturday Uaaa. Including MagaMne S o ttio a : 1 rear M M . < and the paper if obtainable at the I alio «ring location: —-------- — Reading Ro m, Christi*» Sci«nc* Society, Moro, Oregon. ? Ik artt: • \ HAMPTON FURNITURE Rev. C arey motored to Glen wood and return Tuesday. Horry Richelderfer accompanied _ him from White Salmon to Glenwaad Top Prices For -—-------------------- ---------- --- --- --- & SHEEP Mr. and Mrs. H arley Dutton came fram Fossil Sunday and will locate here in their town house. He recently sold the Fossil m a r - ,i <--------------- --—---------------- ---- — 1~.«------ - ----- — --- -------- Your neighbor is doing, Your county court is brewing, Take The Right Road To A LIFESAVER Your state government is spending w hen prices a r e D O W N Your national government is lending > 4 - ’ > For 34 years C aterp illa r Tractor Co. has helped W estern farm ers overcome tough farm in g problems by building a tracto r that gears itself to the ground and really pulls where wheels f a i t In 1931 the) pioneered and built the D ie sel engine that has already pro ved its e lf a lifesaver in the face of low prices. Lots of farm ers »ay the Diesel fuel savings ever otlier power means the difference between profit and lo ss., Ask fo r a demonstration on your own farm and other things pertaining to Sherman County is to read the > 'A- ' — ¿wzriy. Company « • h Sherman County Journal A lbright Commission _ MC
