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SmSRMASI COUNTY J OCRNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940
Albany 827, Ontario 828, McMinn
last year. With the exception of Public placements were cut near
New License
ville 653 and Oregon City 546.
The Dalles and Newport, all oth ly in half, while private jobs ran
In private placement« the re
about the same
last year, exact
er offices showed decreases.
Plates Approved
ports were: Portland 798, Eugene
W’ith the employment service comparisons not being possible 608, Klamath Falls 630, Afcany
because
of a new classification
Oregon motorists will receive a covering early harvest operations
470, Pendleton 358, Hood River
license plate in 1941 that is en in many sections, casual place system.
229
Marshfield 223 and Baker «00.
In supplementary jobs Portland
tirely different in appearance from ments, mostly for seasonal farm
In public work Astoria had t69,
1
led
with
18,557,
Salem
followed
any plate used in the past. The labor, were reported as 24,782 an
Portland 156, Eugene 122, Albany
figures on the plate are of a new other all time record, and 170 per with 2,848, Pendleton 1,985, Eu 108 and Medford 95.
gene 1,249, Hood 'River 1,067,
r~
Keith McDonald ,r Her Kitchen Saves Time and Effort
Sent From Wasco
To The Dalles
design* that is both pleasing ’ and cent gain over June last year.
Keith McDonald, who has been
more legible, new style lettering
tin; local manager of the Union
is used for the word “Oregon,”
Oil company in Wasco for several
No. 20 o f a
which
is placed between the “19’
years, has been transferred to
o o o o Facts That Concern You
and
the
“41”
at
the
bottom
of
the
The Dalles and Harold White,
plate. The colors, as previously
who has been a part of the staff
announced, will be a dark green
at TKe''Dalles has been put in
background with white numerals
charge Of the local station. Mr.
and figures.
and Mrs. White will move /
While these colors are the same
Vasco as soon as they can find a
as on the Washington plate, it is
house. Archie Kirkelie is driving
thought that they will not lend
Jtrtick at The Dalles.
the
slightest confusion, as the
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady and
characters oh the two plates are
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nisbet anu
entirely different, on Washing
child spent Sunday picnicking at
ton’s plate the state name apd
Wilson park being accompanied
year
date will be above the figures
by Laville and Gaylord Guy.
while
Oregon’s will carry this in
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Yocum and
formation
below. In addition, the
Beverly Yocum and > Joe Yocum
Washington
plates all bear an
were gmests from Mosier at the
alphabetical
prefix to the numer
.
- - - - ■ - . . ,_u
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
in which its owner takes als, this prefix being in bold type,
MAGINE the pride of this Port heater,
delight.
Funk.
land, Oregon, housewife whose special number
of home owners whe and the Washington plates ar»
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris of Van
recently completed kitchen Is so are The
taking
advantage
complets larger than Oregon’s
couver, Wn., visited Mr. and Mrs. -attractive and convenient, wen electric service in the of kitchen
I.
Cnarles Neville Sunday a£ the planned and well lighted, it gives rapidly increasing in all sections of
her
every
facility
for
carrying
on
Sargent home. They went tv her daily kitchen tasks in the the country, the Modern Kitchen Placements Increase
Mi ryhill to see the nvuseum being ahortest time and with the least Bureau reports. With ■ cooking,
water heating, refrigeration, dish-
accompanied by Arthur Van Gil- possible fatigue.
washing, ventilation and lighting, For The Jobless
Those cabinets along the wall and
6< r. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Neville
dozens of other kitchen taak>>
provide all the storage space aU performed
are sorority sisters.
by electrical equip
W’ith placements running n
needed for dishes and utensils she
Bill Dutton of Idaho chioe heie uses at her electric range. Her ment, most of it completely auto- thousand a day for the entire
matlc,
today’s
homemaker
la
fast
for harvest work. He is a nephew Refrigerator, also electric, stands at
to aave time in the kitchen month, June broke all records
BARLEY
the left of the kitchen, just outside learning
ol Harley and Ed Dutton.
so
as
to
have more time for other since the establishment of the
the
picture.
In
the
basement,
be
Mrs. Dick of H-untington Park, low the sink. Is an electric water Interests.
Oregon State Employment service
California visited at the Bryant
more than five years ago, Director
Van Gilder home and at Fossil.
L. C. Stoll accounted today. New
AnSWCrZ B r e w e r s ’ m alt is the purest ingredients— make beer
Wheel Alignment
She is Raymond Van Gilder’s voter.
jobs reported from 21 offices were
and ale the mild, tasty, w h olesom e
barley that has had its starches m od
Miss Ruth Patrick of Yoncalla
g* indmother.
30,670 against 16,677 for June,
beverages that they are.
ified. T h e barley Is first permitted
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher and is a visitor at the home of her Saves Tires
1939, a gain of 84 per cer.t.
brother,
Rev.
Patrick
and
family.
to “sprout” b y the addition of m ois
N o w the brew ing industry is tak
During the month the active
two dauhgters of Albany visited
When front tires show uneven
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton were
file
of
unemployed
was
cut
from
from Sunday until Monday with
ture.
At
the
right
instant,
the
grow
th
ing
action to keep the retailin g of
the cause usually is improp
Ah and Mrs. E. P. Edwards and week end guests at the home of wear
43,072
to
40,229.
These
figures
is checked by heat and the sprouts
er wheel alignment, although im
beer as w h olesom e as beer itself.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed McKee.
compare with 47,114 on June 30,
ch Idren.
proper
inflation
is
a
factor,
ae*
are
rem
oved.
A plan to elim inate abuses is already
Alta Ireland is here from Moro
1939, a decrease of nearly 15 per*
Bob Evans is helping harvest
cording
to
the
Emergency
Roau
in effect in a num ber of states. It is
the crop on the Lee Dehler ranch, j where she was staying with Mrs. Service of the Oregon State Motoi cent.
W h a t rem ains is m a lt. . . the e s
Of
the
registered
jobless,
31,911
Mra. Porter and daughter from Emma Sayrs.
being extended. Ask u s for an inter
Association. Under-inflation^ex
sential base of all good beer and ale.
men and 8,318 women. Vet
, Sa’.em is doing the cooking there.
cessive wear on the outer edge ol are
esting fre e booklet
erans number 2,605, and 307 found
’¿ordon and John Hilderbrand ,
E very step in 4 be brew ing o f good
shoulder of a tire* over inflation, regular jobs last mouth. The Port
Just
‘Two-Ton’
W rite: U nited B rew ers Industrial
visited with the Edwards family
beer and al
"cn taught by
excessive wear in the center ox
land
office
has
‘
22,792
on
the
ac
over the week end.
F
o
u n d a tio n , 19 E a s t 4 0th S tr ee t,
the tread. Cupping wear at one
centu riesoL
T od ay,am az
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royce and
edgt indicates incorrect camber ox tive file, moje than half the state
N e w York, N . Y.
ingly expert 1 1 . ers — using only
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce and 1
other misalignment. Wavy wear total and a slight increase over
Carmen Lee enjoyed a • picnic
over the entire tread surface in
lunch on the Frank Lamborn lawn
dicates a loose front end assem
Sunday.
bly.
T . Lester Johnson
Betty Ann Ford of The Dalles
is employed at the Joe Hilder- i
LAWYER
brand home„
Noise in the front end of cars
Mrs. Ida King was remembered
with the coil spring type of knee-
WASCO r
_
" MOW
with a surprise birthday party
action may be caused by sand or
Tuesday at her home when a sot- '
gravel on the spring seat, accord
utl afternoon was enjoyed with
ing to the Emergency Road Ser
visiting friends.
vice of the Oregon Motor Asso
' Mrs. West and two sons are
ciation.
visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Hines.
Two workers settled down to
Mrs. Leon Smith and infant son,
;
eat
their dinner. One began by
Larry Leon, came home from The
I unwrapping a large parcel at
Dalles hospital Wednesday.
( which the other stared in sur
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shull are
■
prise.
in the Ajax country for harvest _____ ____
turbines keep spinning
I
* Wot”t th a t? ” he asked.
on their farm there and will re
Till« weird apparition Is not a vis
’’But whether you use electricity or not, water
turn in about ten days.
itor from Mars, but simply Tony | “Well, it’s like thip. My Missus
Harley Dutton and Mrs. Ed (“Two-Ton” ) Galcnto, heavyweight is away, so I thought as I’d make
continues to spin turbines, steam plants must be
Dutton and Mrs. Vern Dutton pugilist. Tony is hiding behind his myself a pie.”
kept turning over 24 hours a day.
“Bit long, ain’t it? ”
motored to The Dalles Wednes new training mask which saves his
• “Oh, I dunno, it’s rhubard.”
face from disfigurement.
day.
Joe Hilderbrand will harvest the
Archie Gosson and Pres Boice
c’ops as well as his own.
Rt-v. and Mrs. Cannell are
spending several weeks in a cot-
k.g< at Dee Lake.
David Walsh is visiting at the
Z > y ^ A D A ,R r'M A V N E
b >me of his brotheT-in-law and
small system handicapped
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kirke
O R E G O N < P À I R Y C O U N C IL
lie during harvest.
“A small power system, serving one locality, us
Mrs. Bargenholt visited here
ually can operate at capacity only a few hours a
from Portland with her son Ches
day. It must be ready to serve everyone, but
No question about it - the weath ' Four taiblespoons melted butter
ter and family.
Vern Dutton is in charge of er’s hot! But that’s no excuse for 1 Three egg whites
doesn’t have enough diversified homes, agricul
the Klondike warehouse and Dei- drowning your family in chilly Ono teaspoon of vanilla
ture, or industry to bring up its sales average.
bert Johnson is managing the cle- foods seven times a week. One One cup shredded coconut
Even
if it purchases its power, a small system is
answer to this is waffles - so dust . Sift together the dry ingre
dients.
Beat
together
the
egg
'uneconomical, for it must contract the year
off your w-affle iron and.start sum
i yolks, milk and butter. ( Stir into
mer waffle adventures.
around to buy enough electricity to carry its
i Waffles used to make their ap- , the dry ingredients, beating until
peak
load on the busiest day o f the year.
r poarance once a week for Sunday smooth. Then fold in stiff-beaten
morning 'breakfast, and then dis ■ egg whites. Fold the vanlla into
appear until the following week. j this mixture. On each waffle be-
I But now they have acquired style , fore baking, sprinkle one-fourth
mid are served as the main course cup of coconut. Serve with orange
•7,
for luncheon or supper, or as the ■ maimalade sauce made from one
I dessert with ice cream, fruit or i cup of orange marmalade heated
with a few tablespoons of hot
berries.
,
4. Everyone likes waffles. They water.
/
are easy to make, too, and they i Baron and Corn Waffles
are satisfactory from the stand ¡Two cups sifted cake flour
point of food values because they One and a half tap liking powder
" I’m sorry I didn’t ¡aic
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full of good things as eggs, One half teaspoon skit
milk and butter. Waffles are the One tablespoon sugar
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why P. P.& L. is efficient
A
trade sooner
perfect base for creamed dishes, Two egg yolks, beaten
j the/creamed mixture all hot ami
“Because it serves 21 counties from Idaho to the
One cup milk
sea, Pacific Power & Light Company has a greater
says: Albert Greener, ready in your electric casserole. One-fourth cup butter, melted
Gingerbread battei comes out of
variety o f customers than does apy small system
Hillsboro, Oregon the waffle iron begging for ice One cup drained whole kernel corn
One-fourth cup chopped crisp
which serves but one locality. Thus, for example,
ci earn or fresh applesauce to go
bacon
when a local cannery shuts down for the year,
'Uni I glazd I traded my gas trac w^h its crispness. And here”s a Two egg whites, beaten stiff
thought
-
try
making
a
two-decker
tor and got a ‘Caterpillar’ D2?
another type o f cannery, a mill, or a mine hun
Sift the dry ingredients togeth
shortcake, using two waffle quar er and blend wth the egg yolks,
dreds o f miles away on Pacific Power & Light
/
“Well, when a fellow plows 12 ter» for each serving and filling 'butter, and milk. Stir in lightly
Company lines may start up to use the power that
acres of land for $2.70 less than v/ith something creamed as crab, the corn and bacon. Fold in stiff
1 b . . . we make it fresh
shrimp or veal. Or serve the ly beaten egg whites.
would
otherwise be without a market. The result
. C
it formerly cost him to plow 6 crunchy - affairs with cream«»
o
f
this
large, diversified system is cheaper and
’’Electricity is the most perishable o f all com
acres—what would he say?
chipped beef.
cheaper electricity for you. Proof: in 1925 the
modities. W hen you turn on a lamp or appliance,
Here are two recipes for waf
*Just what I’m saying: I’m sorry fles - one is a quick dessert that
average
kilowatt-hour used in the homes served
generators must be ready to turn out electricity
I didn’t-trade sooner.”
can come from your emergency
by Pacific Power &. Light Company sold for 5}4e,
for you. It can’t be stored . . . electricity must be
Di op in and let us show you how shelf, yet it’s really a company Wiudcharger, For Lights & Power
today it sells for 2j4c.”
made fresh.
you can make savings like these’ dessert. And the other can be
the main course for a summer 6.62’ Deluxe "Ref. $129.50 ; 9’
waffle party.
Slightly higher; Its* a Copeland,
O ’MEARA
Toasted Coconut Waffles
Since 1918; 110 or 32v, Delivered
Two cups sifted %cake flour , - ■ Eve It and Buy It.
Three teaspoons baking powder
- Always at Your Service
DeMoss A Son
John Deere
Caterpillar One half teaspoon salt
Th-ee egg yolks
DeMoss Spring/ and Moro, Ore.
One cup milk
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and how is it
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