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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
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Wasco Spends
Holiday Quietly;
Relatives Visit
1 KIDAY, JANUARY ». 1941
Ski Troops Drill ofi Mt. Rainier
, SEA T R IP DOES
! PRESIDENT GOOD
| * P resid en t R oosevelt, who has
-h££n pal id, ash y -g ray , a fte r two
I w eeks a t sea inspecting bases in
i the C aribbean T eturned w ith a coat
• of ta n . A lthough ab sent from the
ra tio n a l cap ital, he ca rried on his
i “ p ap er w ork” and was in co n stan t
touch w ith the W hite House . . .Se
cret service op erativ es, who con
s ta n tly g u ard th e P resident, killed
| t m e fishing from the cru iser . . .
j N e x t move is to guard the Pacific
1 co ast by en abling A m erican w a r
ships to use th e S ingapore base.
J N eg o tiatio n s a re in progress.
A rg u m en t to be used in re q u e st
ing a beginning on the reclam ation
end of the G rand Coulee project
is th a t the reclam ation project
acres now in cultivation yield $37,-.
i Ofi an acre, and the 1,200,000 acres
a t G rand Coulee would fu rn ish
hom es fo r m ig ran ts from the d ust
bowl . . . Head of the navy d ep art-
! m ent com plains th a t defense p ro
d u c tio n is handicapped by W alsh-
H ealy bill, which specifies wago-
houi provisions in all governm ent
co n tracts . . . C ongress discuss°s
legislation prev en tin g non-union
men from w orking on defense
orders.
M embers of the Forty-first division of the United States a: m y are
(A very quiet New Y ears eve
was had :n th is com m unity be
cause of illness which in terfe rre d
with the usual p arty plans for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. K lindw orth and
two children spent C hristm as day
w ith the la tte r ’s, p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom S trik er. Mr. K lindw orth
retu rn ed home leaving the fam ily
to rem ain here until a f te r New
Y ears when he cam e fo r them .
Miss G ertrude Cannell will leave
Sunday a f te r spending the holi
days with her p aren ts, Rev. and
Mrs. Canned. She is em ployed in
Salem where she teaches in . the
blind school, has a k in d erg arten
c»ass and is „choir directo r and
o rg an ist in the Leslie M ethodist'
church.
Mi's. M aul A kers visited over
tne holidays with her son in law
end daughter, Mr. and M rs. Lloyd
H rn n sg in and children in Moro.
here shown on a cross-country trek on Mt. Rainier, the highest pca’t in
M arie B arn e tt Cooper retu rn ed
home from The Dalles hospital a f the state of Washington, and the second highest peak in the United
States proper. This is the first g.oup of ski troops which has been
ter a stay of a few days. B arbara
organized for snow work in the ar.ny.
Hines assisted Mrs. Owen B arn e tt
with the household work during
ner absence.
Stevenson in S e attle, W n .
I M rs. W alter Blau en tertain ed
Mr. and Mrs. B ert McQeu of
j^ rs
Jessie
Amos retu rn ed vdth a holiday season p a rty Mon-
P ortland are the p aren ts of a
y ’nonif, w jth a relative from
Tho day evening fo r her d au g h ter and
g iil born December 20. S e was • p R]jes Monday.
<-oi.,Helenand K enneth. Three tab-
fc n n erly M arg aret L afollett.
j Mr &nd Mrs H E E ndicott re- les of pinochle and one of monopo-
Mrs. M urray W alker le ft for her j 9urned to Prineville F riday.
They ly w ere in play during the evening,
home in E phata, Wn., W ednesday,^
been holiday g uests w ith her I uj belle Spencer and
C harles
t i t e r staving w ith
her m other , pa r e nts, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. H artm an n won high in pinochle
since she came home from th e W hite.
and
M arg aret
MqD'ermid
and
hospital with a broken ankle. M rs. Miss Belle C lothier
le ft S atu r- G< rdon Boiee low score. On n.ono-
Huckin has the cast off her ankle j dpy f or Longview w here she is p< ly M ary C>ats high and Hen~y
now and is able to get around.
em ployed. She came
to W asco I.’icl.elderfer low scores. R efresh-
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam H ulitz or W tdnesday. G uests a t the Wm. m rn ts were served.
P rtland and Mr. and Mrs. W altei C lothier hom e C hristm as included
M arvin Kirkelie took a truck
"'L ifer of H erm iston, were holi- Miss C lothier, her m other, M rs. load of fu rn itu re to Lebanon Wed-
(’•iv guests of the wom en’s p a r belle C lothier of Olym pia, Wn., r.r scay for Mr. and M rs. V em
ent.«, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldm an Mr. and Mrs. M urray W alker of Dutton^ who are living a t Ixiba-
Phil Andrews spent C hristm as E p h ra ta , Wn., A ugusta Hue-kin non
w th dis p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. end Mr. and Mrs. D iebert John- -------
G C. Andrews. He is employed in son.
E ASY
P ortland. .A fte r atten d in g a show » To the Wily M cDonald home
<?‘I w ant this picture of my sol
The Dalles with his paren ts, he j cam e th eir children M ildred Buts d ie r husband en larg ed ,” said Mrs.
ler and Keith McDonald, she T ?
It ft for the city again.
IL g g in s to the ph o to g rap h er. * Now
Defoert Rice and V aldis Wilde spend a week and Keith C hristm as can you do it w ith his h at o ff?”
home o:i a tin days furlough, re-
. The p h o to g rap h er studied the
t m e d to Cam p M urray W ednes-
Miss C hristina Moon was here p o rtra it and said: “ I think I can
d ? v.
o \e i New Y ears from A rlington M anage to fake the hair. By the
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum where she is employed in the way, on which side does he p art
rnn d au g h ter. P atricia, enjoyed telephone office.
it? ”
their C hristm as dinner a t th e home
Hazel S chnattery and Hoavaru
‘ Oh, I ju s t c a n ’t ‘rem em ber re-
«•f Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Adam s n ear H ines were m arried Decem ber 21 plied the wom an, “b u t you’ll be
G rass Valley.
in Vancouver. He is employed in r H e to see t h a t when ybu take
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth S tu a rt the alum inum plant there.
hjs y a t og ”
and two children of M osier spent
revered days w ith th e la tte rs p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C lyde H earin g
r.nc Mrs. S tu a r t’s siste r .Mrs. E l
don Neesham .
School children were given an-
( th e r week of vacation when the
date for the opening of school was
changed to the Gth of J a n u a ry in
stead of December 30. The basket
•ace
ball team h^d a practice gam e a t
♦h< school house T uesday a f t e - - ! A Jthough New Ye a rrs resolu-
week - and th ere you have the
l oon. They will m eet Dufut F ri- j ^H>ns raade earn estly are a p t to recom m ended am o u n ts of pro tec
de\ night.
be fo rg o tten a fte r the com ing of tive foods.
M onday Jim m ie
H ilderbrand,
new ye?r> the idea of an an
Il is sim ple enough and easy
Je.net K a stb e rg and Em m a Jea n n u a ; check-up is a good one. The enough to do, once the home m ak
Van Gilder will 'be in- The Dalles resolution m ay in the end am ount
er is in the h ab it of considering
to continue th e ir studies a t St. ,
nothing more than a conscious these foods first. T here is little
M ary’s academ y.
r.ess of a need for a change in bu r- clanger of th e necessary foods be
Mr. and Mrs. Jew el H erin m ot- selves, even this is b e tte r than no
ing neglected - m eat, cereals,
c~ed to P ortland and re tu rn ed resolution a t all.
sw eets and fa ts - so th o u g h t should
T nursday. They w ere g u ests of
A resolution reg ard in g good be put on the protective p a rt of
Mr. H erin s p aren ts, M r. and M rs. prin<?iples o f
¡s a ],w ay S ¡n or
Htilth H erin.
Floyd H erin also d<|. fffr the hom em aker. To take
ta k , the food planning th is y ea r and
c?me home from S eattle w here he ad v an tag e of the m any sources of the hom e .m aker will have th e sat-
is atten d in g the U n iv ersity of n u tritio n al inform ation and to ap- iwfaction o f know ing th a t th e big
job o f feeding the fa m ily is well
W ashington.
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plv this knowledge in the every done.
Jea n D utton sp en t the h o l i d a y s ^ . , fcc()jn<
the faimi|y ¡9 a j(>b
Even beore the la s t C h ristm as
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cookie and th e la st slice ol
' ial consideration when Naw Y e ar’s fru it cake d isap p ears, it is tim e
I rerclu tio n s a re made.
to look ahead to the days anti
' To serve the fam ily an abun
w eeks of plan n in g re g u la r m eals.
! dance of protective foods is a su g A good way to assu re enough milk
gestion for a s ta rtin g point. The in th e fam ily d iet is to use it gerr^
j “ protective foods” Milk, fru its, erously in food p re p ara tio n and
1 vegetables and eggs, have been th ere is no b e tte r w ay th an in a
g iv er em phasis by food scientists delicious milk d essert.
' because of th e ir high m ineral and
Lemon Sponge Oustard
v.tam in content and th ere fo re "the
nam e .protective.. Milk is given T hree fo u rth s cup s u g a r
first place in this im portant list of , T hree tablespoons flour
foods because -it contains m ore of | T hree fo u rth s tsp salt
the protective m ineral and vita- T hree egg yolks
mins than any o th er food, and in One and a h alf ctrps milk
xidition is a l>ody builder because T hree bbsp lem on juice
One tbsp g ra te d lemon rind
of its fine qu ality protein.
One q u a rt of milk each day for T hree egg w hites
Mix d ry in g red ien ts. (Beat egg
the children and a t least a pint a
yolks
lig h tly ; add w ith m ilk. Add
day fo r ad u lts: a generous serving
of fru it, if possible two, w ith one lem on juice and rind. B eat egg
f citru s variety or tom atoes; a t w hites u ntil s tiff; fold in. P our in
least one serving of vegetables be to b u ttere d casserole. B ake in
ides potatoes and p referab ly of shallow pan o f w a te r in mo ra e
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m inutes.
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oven /in (350
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Serves
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at least three or fo u r tim es a
By John W. Kelly _______ j
CARE WILL REDUÇJE
N EW GAME LICENCES
HIGHWAY DEATHS
SOON READY FOR DELIVERY Continued from page one.
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“ L e t’s begin F o rty -o n e w ithout
W ith O regon’s 1940 Big Game $375,000 to C lackam as county w ith
a one!”
season h isto ry , the cu rta in fallin g which to build 100 houses fo r low
U rg in g O regon d rivers and ped on M ig rato ry B ird season in this income fam ilies in M ilwaukie.
e s tria n s to exercise care in order sia te , and fishing confined larg ely T his will be ab o u t $3,850 per re si
to avoid traffic accidents oai New to the co astal strea m s, atten tio n dence, provided the site is fu rn ish
Y e a r’s eve and on the follow ing of th e Oregon S ta te Game Com mis
ed <by 'the eountv, and fo r th a t sum
dr y, E arl Snell, se c re ta ry of state, sion is now centered in d istrib u -
a very excellent house “to elim i
su g g ests this slogan.
I tion of 1941 h u n tin g and fishing n ate slum s” can be provided. Sim -
L a st year, fo u r persons were ' licenses.
I ilar offers o f loans to o th er com
killed irTTtaffic accidents iry O regon : -P reparations fo r supplying m ore
m unities have been rejected . . < .
on the la s t day of December. Thia th an 200,000 sportsm en w ith the
y ea r, Snell and o th ers w orking in ‘ rew licenses h as been under way 'S a m e 100-odd com m unities in O re
the in te re st o f traffic s a fe ty .n { for some little tim e. The sale gon and W ashington w ere listed
Oregon hope th ey can reduce this opens ®n Decem ber 15 in botfi the ror m illions of dollars fo r a irp o rts
toll so th a t th e s ta te can s ta r t ! C om m ission’s P o rtlan d office and s t several m o n th s ago. Out o f (this
the new y ea r w ith a clean slate.
j GOO agencies, sca tte red th ro u g h o u t list ten Oregon and nine W ashing-
tor. tow ns w ere given p rio rity .
In view of the fa ct th a t sta tistic s th e ’state.
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show th a t p elestrian s are the
O pening of the sale in the mid- Ti e rem ain d er w ere le ft holding
h eav iest su fferers d u rin g the holi , die of the m onth was m ade because tiie bag. The C1AA was given $40,-
day period, the traffic sa fe ty d iv i 1 of the heavy dem and on the p a rt 000,000 fo r th e e n tire country,
sion has d istrib u ted several th o u s of persons who desire to purchase v hen the estim ate totaled m ore
and p ed e stria n -d riv er cards, de licenses and use them as C hrist- th a r a h alf billion. U nder the plea
signed to acq u ain t both . driv ers i mas g ifts.
of national -deferfse a few m ore
and p ed estrian s w ith the situ atio n
W a rn in g is issued th a t persons com m unities m ay be assisted w ith
re g a rd in g p ed estrian accidents in m ailing money for V eteran s an f tn eir a irp s rts , b u t th is is uncer
th is s ta te and co n taining su g g es Pioneer licenses should first ob tain . . . F rid ay , J a n u a ry 3, w it
tions fo r avoiding such accidents. tain ap p lication blanks from the nesses the opening of th e new con
; license agencies, filling them out gress, which will be one o f the
An o p tim ist is a g u y who thinks w ith re p o rt of the 1940 kill and m ost im p o rtan t in th is g eneration.
his wife has q u it c ig a re tte s when
th er info rm atio n , b efo re m ailing T here is a p ro sp ect th a t it will
he finds c ig a r b u tts around the
' ( m to P o rtlan d . This will avoid ;u n continuously on account of th e
house.
th re a t of w ar.
delay in re tu rn of th e licenses.
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