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BAHAMA™ C O U N TY JO U R N A L , MORO. OREGON
T R ID A Y, N O V E M B E R 8, 1549
Zell and low by Afton M cIntyre
tn d Mrs. Bem is Guy.
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Medler
came from Camp Sherman Mon-,
day to cast their votes. They will
rtraain during the winter months
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• M rs- Alta Smith of Rufus wttS
K I O war P a c f n r
I hostess for the first meeting of
I v C iY a 4 * o l v l
y tfj. sewing club at her home T hurs
day. afternoon.
Claud Stevens o f M ontana has
Ormand Hilderbrand is under
been appointed to fill the vacancy medical treatm ent in The Dalles.
le f t b y W allace P atrick in the
Mrs. Floye von Borstel of Kent,
C hristian church pulpit. «Rev. S te v district president of the American
ens and w ife have been at D ufur. Legion Auxiliary, met with the
He w ill precch here N ovem ber 1? W atco unit Thursday a t the home
and
em bers o —
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- arc 1 of Mrs. A rthur Sargent. Eight
sponsoring a Thanksgiving bazaar n,en^t)ers and two guests attended.
Church Has
íew Pastor
Sauce.
t «, ' '*
Golden Sauce
Tw o tablespoons m elted b u tter
Tw o e g g s /
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,
One half teaspoon aalt
One talblespoon lem on ju ice /
C om bine all ingredient«, beat
.them to g eth er u n til sm ooth ana
cook over h o t w a ter.
S tir until
m ixture coats th e spoon. S erv e
im m ediately on hot green v e g e ta
bles.
M erril and Glenn Sather, D ick and
lir r ÿ W ilson w ere at Moro T u es
day when the 'boys selected their
club calves.
Frank B ennett of The Dalles,
spent F riday night a t the homo
of his sister, Mrs. Belle Hogue.
Wren Hogue was also a visitor
F riday even in g.
CONDITIONS BETTER
Improved domestic demand for
farm products, sm aller exports,
739 Drivers Licences Revoked
higher average prices and larger
~ A total o f 739 O regon drivers
otal cash income are some of the
lost their licen ses through revo*
prospects for agriculture seen for
c tio n s as a resu lt o f convictions
netx year by the national a g ri
for driving w h ile in toxicated dur
cultural outlook conference recent
N ovem ber 16 a t w hich a sa le o f __________________
ing the first nine m onths o f 1940,
ly held in W ashington, D. C. L. R.
gifts will be held at Bill Reid’s
it w as announced today a t th e
B reith au ft, extension agricultural
store in the afternoon.
office o f the secreta ry of sta te .
economist.
represented
Oregon
T his is an increase o f 30 percent
Mrs. Carl E verett and Mrs. H.
S tate college a t the conference.
over the revocation« fo r th e sam e
M. Zell weie co-hoste|ses recently
Professor B reithaupt is now a t
offense d uring th e first nine
at the hom e of the former. Four
work preparing summaries of the
m onths o f 1939, w hen th e to ta l
ta b les of contract bridge were in
P reparations are going forward conference findings as they apply
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play with Mrs. J. T. Johnson win for a Kent School Carnival to be
the various commodities and
Under
Oregon
law,
revocation
ning high score and ^ ir s. W alter held Friday,
products
of
particular
importance
November
15th
of the license of a driver convicted
Blau the consolation prize.
Among some of the entertainm ents in Oregon.* These will ‘be issued
of driving while under the influence
Mrs. Ekstrom of Portland and [being planned are Bingo, cake walk from time to tim e as prepared.
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income,
including
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her mother, Mrs. Roy B elshee Turkey raffle, message booth, base
tory and the driver is eligible fo r
m
ent
payments,
may
be
the
largest
ball
throw,
fish
pond,
and
penny
visited in Moro Saturday.
J u s t to make sure th a t alum ni of the U niversity of Oregon don’t forget the dates for the annual ( ri ^ sta te m e n t a t the end of one
Mr. and Mrs. H. D . P rou d foot threw. Refreshm ents will be serv since 1929'i f present indications
Homecoming event November 8, 9, and 10 these student committee nxm bers marked a huge calendar, year providing he can file proof
drove to Portland to atten d the ed ir the* usual rush characteristic m aterialize, the conference decid
They are, left to right, Milly Jay ne Edw ards, Glendale, California; Annabelle Dow, Honolulu, H aw aii; • of financial responsibility, which
ed.
This
will
not
be
all
gain
to
Masonic ‘ ball honoring Mr. and to carnival life.
m ust be m aintained for the ensu-
Jean Hoover, Jean Sales, and N elda Christenson, all of Portland.
M rs.’E a r f Snell, v isitin g Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather, Mer- the farm ers, however, as increased
spoons of butter. Children need in# two years,
w ith th eir son John a t E ugene. In ril and Glenn were dinner guest' costs of commodities and services |
two to three tim es this amount. 1 During the month of Septem ber,
P ortland Mr. Proudfoot sp en t sev Sunday a t the home of their son, used on the farm will cancel p a rt
cf the prospective income gain.
For extra vitamin A be gener- 167 Oregon drivers lost th eir lie-
ers.’ days so licitin g for the E a st Kenneth and fam ily at Moro.
Total production of agricultural ,
ous in your use of vegetables .of enses through su sp en sion s or re
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schilling and
ern Oregon W heat League.
gie en or yellow coloring. Remom- vocations and of the 97 rev oca-
of Goldendale spent commodities next year may he a
Mrs. Hildred Zell and Mrs. H. D. daughter
1,er the shorter the route from twins, 90 were for driving while
Proudfoot drove to A rlin gton Mon Wednesday a t the home of Mr. little lower than in 1940, but the
total supply including carry-over
gutaen
to kettle the better the intoxicated.________
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day afternoon to attend a party pud Mrs. Gus Schilling.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L M atthes were will be fully adequate for the
flavor in vegetables and, too, th a t
at the hom e o f Mrs. E. M. Hulden
Annie Fulton chapter OKS was dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. country’s needs, it was predicted. 1
rapid cooking will preserve both
flavor and color as well as vitamin
u g u e st M onday n ig h t o f Jasm ine N. Barnet in The Dalles Friday Producers of dairy and poultry
values. Unduly dressing up n
chapter a t A rlington. T hose at- It was Mr. B arnet’s birthday and oroducts, m eats, and some fru its
Many persons fear the dark be things sooth and refresh; while in cooked vegetable with high seas
teliding from here w ere Mr. and Mr and Mrs. M atthes’ wedding sna vegetables are expected to be
in the best position as their produe- ' cause they cannot see a t night. the w inter the disappeared-from - onings and fancy sauces seems
Mra. G. H. Root, Mr. and Mrs. H. anniversary.
P O R TLA N D , O f lf G O *
Mrs. Ida Davis, and Pauline, G tion is largely for the domestic j Perhaps this is night blindness, the-earth color adds life to our superfluous. If two vegetables are
D. P roudfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
which would make it especially sluggish appetites.
served, serve one buttered and one
White,* Mr. and Mrs.: W. Rhodes, Do urn a, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reck- m arket.
The cow belongs in this picture. with a sauce. It may be a cream
The
outlook
for
such
crops
as
hazardous for the automobile driv
mann
and
M
argaret
were
dinner
Mre Hildred Zell. Mrs. John Mc-
guests Sunday a t the J. C. Wilson cotton, w heat and tobacco is leas er a t night. N ight blindness, as She is able to take the green food ed sauce or for variety this Golden
Dermtd and M rs. Frank S tan ley.
promising, the conference pointed well as some skin conditions and which contain the im portant yel
Mr. and Mrs. V era D utton are home.
out,
and the principal support to frequently recurring infections of low pigment called carotene and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Noel
Smith
and
in Lebanon w here Mr. D utton is
nrices
of these export commodities the respiratory tract, may be help m anufacture vitamin A rich milk.
son
and
daughter
of
The
Dalles
no» em ployed.
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My. and Mrs. Glenn Van Gilder were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. will be the governm ent Ioan and ed or even prevented by adding And frdm this b u tter - with its
deightful
flavor,
color
and
rich
exort
program
s.
adequate am ounts of vitamin A to
o f Hood R iver are now v isitin g and Mrs. Lester Wilson.
quantities of vitam in A. Did you
N ational defense in relation to the diet.
„ „ uu> n ear W asco.
w.
K ent Grange No. 688 will hold
w ith his parents
ever as a child jab a. dandelion
agriculture
w
as
given
special
con
O
f
course,
it
is
possible
to
buy
Mrs.
Tom
Sylvester
and
j
its
regular
m
eeting
Saturday
ev'»-
Mr. aqd Mrs
sideration
by the
con ference, Vitam in ’A In bottles apd boxes a t flower under someone’s nose or
a g ita to r s t o p s
son o f Blaylock t r e »residents in r*».g, November 9.
w r in g e r r o l l s
The high school enjoyed a Hal- B reithaupt reports. The total “ag the drug store; but normal adults chin to see if th a t one liked but
W asco h a v in g rented the Carrie
te
r?
It
was
a
never-fail
test;
one
ricultural
plant”
is
in
the
best
con
can
get
sufficient
vitamin
A
in
their
lovzee’en
party
Friday
evening
at
M orrow house.
M embers o f the W asco W om en’s the Legion hall. L ater in the eve- dition for several years, with soil anily diet and more cheaply. An always did like butter.'
As most of us today have be
Trade your old washer as
study club m et a t thè hom e o f the rin g Mr. and Mrs. Jones served I rocuctivity * increased and man even g reater advantage in using
come
dose
concious,
we
constantly
power
more
than
adequate
for
any
m tu ra l foods to generate healthy
d u b president, M r s / H. M. Zell, ddicious refreshm ents.
down payment. Phone 1C1
eyes, skin and mucous membranes wonder w hether our diet is l>-o-
The Moro volley ball teams play emergency, it was held.
F riday. Mrs. Bruce Grady gave a
• Famously Has Feed
v'dir.g
too
much
or
too
little
of
the
Industrial expansion fo r national is th a t the colorful g re e n ’and yel
b O d lT e r ie w on “ A ll T h is and ed the Kent team s Friday evening.
for trial
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• Modem Appsrntsrnsl
necessary
foodstuffs.
Unlike
the
defen
se
is
c
h
ie
fly
to
he
credited
low foods add enjoyment to eating.
H eaven, Too” and Mrs. P aulen Th'- Moro girls won and the Kent
• Luxurious Outside
dose
on
a
bottle
or
box
of
medicine
w
ith
expected
increased
em
ploy
One
has
only
to
think
of
a
table
K aaeberg review ed “ F annie Kem- boys won bjv one point
• Carafe OgpesHs
Mrs. Grace Gregg and Mrs. A’- m ent, m ore consum er incom e and of cheese, egg yolks, carrots, apri- an excess dose of vitam in A is
M cT
advised
for
promoting
health.
The
Klondike five-hundred elub ■ fred Lyons went to Bend Sunday consequent inproved dom estic de cbts, butter, squash, sweet pota
eoo ROOMS * SENSIBLE RATES
minimum daily dose for an adult
The Dalles. Ore.
m em bers w ere entertained a t the to visit Dolores Gregg who is re mand fo r farm products, the con toes and pineapple to know why.
In summer, the cool of gay green is one pint of milk and four table
hom e o f M rs. Joe Hilderbrand covering from an appendix opera- ference reported.
t
’on.
They
also
visited
Mr.
and
F riday. Club ’prize w en t to Mrs.
V ivian B ust and Mrs. 0 . G. H ilder- Mrs. Charles Purchase, and Mr.
THREE-LITE
and Mrs. Earl Gregg and family.
Vrand received th eg u est prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Paid Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom E aton of
L os A n gelees .arrived here la st son were dinner guests a t the Carl
w eek. Mrs. Eaton is a d aughter Schadewitz home Tuesday.
Mr. and M rs. Chester Smith of
o f Mrs. E. Siscel. Mr. and Mrs.
Colem an o f T he Dallas visited here Moro, D. IL McClain of Troutdale,
. .. g i v o tava ra l timaa a« m u ch
ano Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson
thia w eek a t the Siscel hom e.
lig h t a s o r d in a r y la m p s, y o t
Mrs. M- C. Camp o f D em ent, 111 were visiting Sunday at the John
ENTERTAINM ENT
SPORTS
th at« is n o glare. T h a lig h t is
is here v isitin g a t th e home o f Mr. Wilson home.
Nudist Show-New
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harbin of
and M rs. D ick Johnson. The w om -
so fte n e d an d d iffu sed b y trans
Rim the Tin
rn are 'sisters. Sunday M rs. Camp Ouksdale, Wn., visited relatives
lu c e n t b ow ls. H ere is g e n u in e
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Bung the Bucket
• « $ J fc » : Johnson w ere dinner here Tuesday.
e y e co m fo rt a n d p r o te c tio n ,
A surprise birthday dinner was
g e & ft W Mr. and '.Wrs. Dibert
Gjuesft'ag Games
Dog Races Nail Driving
•sp ecia lly w han y o u ’re read
given Monday at the J. H. Wilson
Johnson.
ing or sewing. T hese graceful
Mr. and M rs. O K. E kstrom home nonoring Mrs. J. H. Wilson
an
d b ea u tifu l lam ps w ill ch eer
end fa m ily cam e from P ortland on her 63rd birthday anniversary.
BAZAAR
A
buffet
dinner
was
served.
Those
F riday returning Sunday a fte r a
u p a n y room .
CARNIVAL
Short visit w ith Mrs. E k stro m ’» enjoying the occasion included
Food
B eano
a n th e r , Mrs. Roy B elshee and Mr. Mt «lam es L. W. Amick, J. E. N or
Ross; Max Pluemke,
Hand Work
B elshee. Saturday the m en drove ton and
Fish Pond
J. M. Wilson, George Wilson, Cari
to LaGrande
Quilt Raffle
P upils o f 1the 5th and fifth grades Schadewitz, Roy Barnet, J. C. Wil-
Chuck A Luck
g a v e a Hallowe’en party for Joe son, Alfred Lyons, Robert Schill-
H ines . a t his home Thursday, ing and Bobetta, (Jus Koepke, WaL
G am es w ere played and refresh- j ter Wilson and Jam es, John Wil
son; Mrs. Mae Cammaik, Mrs.
m enta served.
bm u xjean Van Gilder and J an et Belle Hogue, Miss Gertrude Hogue
100-200-300-watt c«n*
w ere home fro m St. and Mr. and Mra. J. H. Wilson.
trsl light plus thr«« 40*
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz
M ary's academ y in The D alles over
w a tt candle lig h t*.
the w eek end.
I nnd John, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B ar
Flemish. Bronse. Sil*
Mr. and M rs. Charles E v erett r e t and sons, Shelton F ritts jr.,
Kent School •
Planning Carnival
W ay /
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A D A
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ÓRxGON rPAIRY COUPC.I
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muLTnomnH
EASY WASHER
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New rubber
HAMPTON FURNITURE
“ W e re looking forward to-
I. E. S. LAMPS
V ^CBhOIIIRb
ver and Gold finish.
w ere dinner h o sts F riday eev en in g, i
A fter-dipner th e guesta, Mr. and
Mrs. F rank Lam born, Mr. amd Mrs.
E . p . MdKee and Mr. and Mrs.
fitte d Orsdy p la y e d 'c a r d s. Mrs.
D unlap w as also a g u est.
Mr. and Mr«. A. C. Kaadberg
war« w eek and v isito rs in Portland.
Sam Brock carried home
. the elub prize w hen th e two table
ecu tr a c t club m et w ith M rs. G. H.
B b 6 p T uesday a/tenxxw».
M embers o f the PN G club were
entertained a t tlje home o f Mrs.
Sam Brock recently.’ F our tables
of pinochle were in ^>lay. Mrs. Roy
B elshee and Lee H ines scored high
Tan or egg shell shade
of latest design.
W is
SBADEIi
B ron te or Iv o ry and
Mr«. M elvin W alsh and Mrs.
Leonard' Lutje m otored to The
D a lles Friday. Mrs. W alsh visit-
ad w ith l}er parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A m e r i c a n L e g io n & A u x ilia r y
$2.45 down, $215 a
month for 6 months
Gold finish, attractive
parchment shade, with
100-200-300-watt light.
I
snd Mra. Paulen K aseberg
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y R fm e p ib e r the old saying —
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Experiente is the Best Teacher?
Melvin W a lsh /M r . and Mrs. L e m 1
fiWfefc, Mr. and Mrtt Francis W at-
^M’Cdferpillar Tractor Co. and its
k uis. M iss Dana Jean M cM illen
'predecessors have realty had 1'.
Cheater W atkins, and Mr. and Mrs
* l ^ ^ B < " n a U a .': -M irh score at
Tt\ay’ve been hutld.ng track-type
** »brent: to I J r . and Mrs.
35 years.
to F ran cis W atkins
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and Dana Jean l McMfl
M cM illen.
’M r. had Mra. J o s Hilderbrand
•o terta in a d m em bers o f the junior
bridge d o b and th eir hvsbands
s s a tfe g .
Lunch w as
iwrved a t mid night. D uring th s
er a a la c f» u r teblas o f b rid g e w ere John Deers -
Caterpillar
A play. H igh ■core w a s w on by
Mrs. A fto n M cIntyre and Hildreq
O’ MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
8«
$1.45 down. $1.50 a
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M oro Legion Hall
Nov
month for 6 month»
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D o u g h n u ts - Coffee - P ie etc. etc.
Sse ffiess and many
o th T modols, o f . . .
escine power &
LIGHT COMPANY
30 Year« e l Psbffc Service
GAMES OF CHANCE
4
4 DOOR
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Admission
5
bucks
(.25c)
Good
in
trade
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8 p.m.