Sherman County journal., August 29, 1941, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COUNTY JO URNAL
MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1941
Bryan V an G ilder and son R ay-
Many Wasco
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Son of Red Dictator Captured by Nazis
truck fo r LaVerne P orter w ho is
People Taking
:
m an ag in g a hop yard.
Vacations
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie Kirkelie o f
B ingen a r e parents o f a son, th e
second «on fo r the fa m ily . He h a s
been nam ed Ronald L ester and he
w eighed in a t e ig h t pounds, fo u r
ounces.
am ins ex v ep t fo r the individual
w ith abnorm alities o f ¿¿gestion^
absorption o r utiliza tio n o f food.
E a tin g extra v itam in s w ill n o t
g iv e you a slender figure, pep o r
v itality. A lw a y s rem em ber, too,
that a m edical exam in ation should
precede any course o f actio n th a t
you are planning in a tta in in g
your conception o f h ea lth and the
program outlined by th e p h y si­
W hat is Iio uyant health,?
An ta n t and m ost neglected class of cian should be heeded regardless
intangible, like health, is difficult foodstuffs is w h at is called the o f all other advice received.
111 ■ W ay / vo H ealth
Ziy^AD A ^R ^M AYN E
Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab o f
The D alles sp en t sevetral d ays a t
th e hom e o f Don’» parent», Mr.
and Mrs. A lex Macnab.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moar and son
C lyde o f Tow nsend visited Sunday
a t the G. A. .Sargent home. Mr.
Moar w as -employed a t the S argen t
farm for a num ber of y e a r s som e
tim e ago.
OREGON <DAIRY COUNCIL
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to define.
In general, it .would protective foods, th a t is, milk,
seem th a t the best definition o t
vegetables, fru its and eggs.
In
abounding re a lth is th a t of being
Mr. and Mrs. John (Addington
Mr. an d Mrs. Ivan K irkelie and
tnese
a
re
found
th
e
vitam
ins
and
sound in body and mind, able to
le ft T h u rsd ay fo r Idaho on a vtaoa- fam ily le ft last week fo r W hite
live happily, able to serve g re atly m inerals which are necessary for
tion trip . They will v isit relativ es Salmon. Hi-s tra d e is plum bing,
fo r m eeting em ergencies.
Good the m ain ten an ce o f good n u tri­
an frie n d s whom they have n o t ®nd he has found a good location
n
u
tritio
n
and
a
sensible
plan
ot tion. The self prescribetl reducing
seen fo r y ears.
and plans to open a shop there.
d i .t is more likely to be out of
living
will
not
a
s
s
u
re
'
this
codi-
W. A. T a te s p e n t several days hom e in T he Dalles,
tion but will co n trib u te g reatly a ju stm e n t with re a p e d to these
last week ca«t L a C enter, Wn., on
Mr. and Mrs. G ra n t V an Doren
protective foods th an is the diet
tow ard it.
business.
of F o rest Grove visited Sunday
of the person who is no concerned
N
u
tritio
n
is
th
e
one
factor
in
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van G ilder w ith M rs. Van D oren’s siste r, M ary
h ealth fu l living which is ost read- about his w eight. W hen calories
and d a u g h te r Em m a Jean , M iss 'Fortneir and m other, M rs. Fred
¿»cob Stalin, the eldest sou of Russian Prem ier Joseph Stalin, is il controlled -by the individual and a n cut, it is especially im portant
Olive and John Robinson, B a rb a ra F o rtn e r, who is still here.
eh-wn (arrow) in a German prison cam p. He was captured near Ljosno,
which has assum ed in creasing im tl at th e foods which rem ain in
H ire« and W alter E aton are va-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed D utton and
uith a number of other officers and soldiers taken by German
adequate
modern
medicine. the diet shall fu rn ish
catio n in g a week going to N ew port,
are in Lebanon visiting Mr. . Ttir' • forces under the com m and of Gen. Rudolf Schmidt, according to portance in
supplies
of
vitam
in
and
m ineral
W bile we are on the subject of
.'.'uU "¡communique.
Lookout,. C alifornia and Salem .
an<i Mrs. D utton’s son, V em and
substances.
The
reducing
diet,
n u tritio n , we m ig h t as well say
Mr. an d Mrs. M orris M acnab w i z ­
th e re fo re m ust em phasize milk,
in
-.W
estyjjgton
D.
C.
They
will
a
few
words
about
its
w
eightiest
a r d children L arry and J a n e t, o f
Mr. and Mrs. O rm and H ilder-
Attend tih e S Herman county picnic phase- th e figure M ost adult§ are fru its, vegetables an proteinsffish
Fortla-nd were visitors o v er th e brand and tw o boys le ft F riday
Sunday a t, L a u re lh u rs f park.
too lig h t o r too heavy. U nder m att, eggs, milk and cheese).
week end w ith relativ es and friends
• vacation a t Hood’s canal,
Mr.
an
d
M
rs.
Richard
L
ockhart
m ost circuit-stances the control of
A common e rro r is the avoid­
in The D alles and vicinity.
’Mr. and M rs. Melvin W alsh have
re tu rn e d Sunday m orning from w eight is.^jn th eir hands. .
ing of ce n ils, breads, potatoes
C ap tain an d Mrs. M acnab an d n*>v«d into th e house owned by
th /d r vacation during which they
W eight Control requires, except and b u tte r in the fight a g a in st
fam ily h iv e returned to th e ir home ^ e S tan d ard Oil Co., while he is
visited
re
la
tiv
e
s
in
W
ashington.
in
persons w ith physical and o r­ fai. All of us need som ? starchy
in P o rtlan d . C aptain M acnab w as w orking a t the odl plant,
The Lloyd H ennagin fam ily left ganic derangem ents, a proper a d ­ food every day and G u tter is not
statio n ed a t A rlington fo r ten days
Mrs. Blakely and th ree children
the first o f th e week for th e ir ju stm e n t of food and exercise. only our m ost digestible f a t but
d u rin g the m anaeuvers held th ere . Of' Oregon City visited re la tiv e s
new
home in P ortland. Lloyd re­ W eight ad ju stm en ts, in the ab- our best source of vitam in A—a
Miss A nna M acnab visited h e r h a v in g T hursday. Carol had been
C
harles
B
ullard
and
w
ife
left
too widely
tu
rn
e
d to rem ain here u n til the slse n c e of organic disease, is u s­ vitam in which isn ’t
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mac- visitin g 'her au n t, Mrs. Cooper.
nab. over th ? week ed.
Mrs. Leonard Fields en tertain ed S u " d a y . foJ NewP ° rt w h e r e ’th ey first of th e month.
ually a tta in a b le largely by the d i-trib u ted in o th er foods.
V olana H a rp er and Loraine
the pleasure o f h e r little tw o
,
a *ew d a y s- F rom
S ta ted com m unication of E ureka exercise of iwll power, th a t ra re
It is b e tte r not to be too solemn
W oedriff w ere v isito rs o f Helen
d au g h ter, Sally T hursday L,
p a r l e y will go to San Jose, Lodge No. 12. iA. F. & A. M. Thurs- qu ality which has been defined as al out this health business. Being
M-acnab la s t week.
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»ftem oort.
E ig h t m o th ers were Gahf<)rn,a
vl8,t his only surviv- day evening, Septem ber 4th, 1941 the ab ility to e a t ju s t one salted afraid to eat is no fun. Rem em ber
Mrs. M ary Kirkelie, who h a s th e re w ith th e ir children to see
h&S
Se<?n 8 P‘ <m’
peanut.
th at a well chosen diet with em-
fo r 41 years.
Food serv es m any purposes in I basis on the
protective foods
been stay in g a t h er so n ’s home h a s the b irth d ay party.
bob C hristianson accom panied
m oved into h er ¡house in town.
Miss Vivian Trounce o f Moro
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard Coulee by Bill and Bob Axtell, Lloyd the hum an body. The most im por­ will supply all the necessary vit-
M arvin Johnson, b ro th er o f Mrs. an ,‘ Mrs. S arg e n t w ere dinner re tu rn ed from the Oregon eo ast a t Johnson an d W yman French left
K irkelie le ft to see about work in frte rts Sunday o f Mr. and? Mr?. Tillam ook this week.
]c s t S atu rd ay evening, for th e
H erm iston.
H jirry Van Gilder.
Mr. an d Mrs. L. R. Conlee cam e const, sp en t Sunday in Seaside and
The p e o p le o f W a s c o are h e re b y asked to su p p o rt
Mr. and Mrs. Bill M acnab and * Ar. old tim e r who had not visit- Ixiek S atu rd ay evening from P o rt- re tu rn ed hom e Sunday night.
B</b M acnab wctc v isito rs a t th e
W asco since he le ft here. Bud land w here they had visited h e r
Mr. and M rs. Omer S ayrs and
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Moi row, w as in town v isitin g s is te r and husband, Mr. and Mrs, d au g h ter, M ary are tak in g th e ir
nab over the week end.
frien d s Monday from his hom e a t H e ’ry Blough. W ith th e Bloughs vacation th is week visiting scenic
F ran k Modler, accom panied by A shland.
th ey drove into B ritish Columbia p rin ts ; ab o u t the state. s
hi» « mi . Leland and gran d non,
'H arry R irhnlderfer led' Thura- for a trip .
M r an(, -
<,
Mitchell
F ran k Ixr M aster, m ae • trip to day fo r W h.tc Salm on
»p-nding
Mr and Mrs. H arvey Thom pson and fam ily a r e h ere this week from
P o rtlad and Salem over th e week the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Her-
nnve been aw ay on th e ir vacation Pendleton to v isit her fa th e r, T. S.
end.
l e r t K uhnhausen. F rid ay he w ent 'h is la s t week.
fo r
Reese.
Miss M ary Sm ith of The D alles to Glenwood to a tten d fu n eral «er- - Mrs. Lewis Thom as le ft Mon-
Zolo B rooks and Archie Radcliff
is w ritin g h e r friend, M rs. Melvin vices fo r H enry M urray, a long day fo r P ortland fo r P o rtlan d to c f G ^ ^ n d a i e w cre hpTC T h ursday
W alsh, a t th e home o f Mr. and Mrs. Mrr- friend.
\i s .t th a t new grand daughter.
C o s t in g fo r the Golendale Jam-*
W elsh and son.
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(A rthur W atkins rcriim ed home
Word received here is th a t Mrs. u '™ ’
J in
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j .
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mills and fr< m a weeks visit a t the coast.
C lara D ear was seriously in ju red
ear
' ,of t h e
children, Edw ard and Robert, ac-
M r.'and Mrs. Hal W hite and son in a c a r accident in S eattle, suffer-
'
y
Mr. and M rs. A rth u r C h ristia n ­
cem panied by guests, Mr. and Mrs. re tu rn ed M onday from a weeks ing a broken -arm, leg and a con-
son and fam ily left Monday fo r
John Roman of Illinois, visited vacation a t th e Oregon beaches.
cu.sion o f the brain.
Sunday in S eattfe w ith M r. and
Miss Hazel M arie W atkins and
P. N. Lemmon of A lbany has
/¡ l ™* . ere , y ,
v * s ‘ t
Mrs. C hariie Mills. T he tw o m en A ustin Fo*s o f-T h e iCtalles were been here this week atten d in g to Mr*, (^ n s tja jw o n s fath er,
a ’ c b ro th ers and Mrs. Roman a dinner g u ests o f M r and Mrs. business connected w ith h is several
and M rs. Leon Htfo-bard are
a sister, from S eattle.
F ran c is W atkins.
rar ches in this county.
m oving into* th e house recently
Mr. £nd Mrs. ,H . L. , H a zelitt
Mr. and Mrs. E v e re tt W atkins
Ja n e F ren c h , re tu rn ed front} La- vacated by Mr. and M rs. Lloyd
S p o n so re d b y the
visited M onday evening
w ith Mr. re tu rn e d from -a few days vacation
G rande Sunday n ig h t and will Htffnagifi.
and Mrs. M elvin W alsh from th e ir F rid ay , having been a-t C ra te r visit w ith frien d s here until school
A barn is being built on th e
Sherman C o -o p e ra tiv e G ra in G ro w e rs
Lt.kt and along the coast highw ay. s ta r ts la te r in th e fall.
place re cen tly bought from th e
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Chammess o f
M rs. Collis Moore and son left county by Bob Hoskinson. E. Am-
P erilan d w ere g u ests Sunday a t F rid a y to spend a week a t the idor. is in ch arg e o f th e c a rp e n te r
the home of Mr. and Mr?. F ran c is beach.
uo^k.
W atkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph -Brisbine
H arv est being ov er fa rm ers and
Mrs. K enneth F ergusen and chil- left F rid a y fo r Tacom a, to spend business men a re slip p in g aw ay
dren N ancy and S ally le ft for th? long week end w ith th e ir son fo r a week o r so a t the beaches or
•’DHRPILLAR" DIESELS
E ugene T hursday from w here th e in law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. to visit relatives,
fam ily w ent to the coast fo r a few Car el B ennett.
M arion Powell is said to be get-
days. They will live in The D alles
Mrs. G reta Wiley o f LaG rande rin g along a s well as can be ex-
K3 K V i/T -a
ag sin th is w inter.
came W ednesday to v isit h er peeled anti it is th o u g h t th a t he
- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. H arvey visit- fa-ther and m other, Mr. and Mrs. can be moved from th e hospital
ed here Sunday and le ft M onday J. C F reem an.
soon.
fo r th e ir hom e in P ortland. He
Mrs. P earl iPerkins and her sis- — -------------------—
is
Mrs.
G ran t
Arm -sworthy’s te r cam e up Tuesday w ith F red
_
c i
biother.
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Schultz to visit friends in Moro
h
u
Sharon Laughlin o f The Dalles whom th e y had n o t seen fo r sev-
spent a few ays v isitin g a t th e e ia l years.
I a k n i . iY 'iV A V o r n i n r v
A. B. P o tte r home.
A group o f B reak fast clubbers L d U U l I 7 - . T v a ., f l i n g
IaViTla Gosson le ft S unday fo r will go to Bend .today to m eet w ith
(a ilin g for a “ rededication of
P ortland re tu rn in g th e n ex t day. the Bend C ham ber of (Commerce Labor Day to the sp irit o f lAlmeri-
and re p resen ta tiv e s from K lam ath cen w orkm en,” E arl Snell, secre-
Jam es W hitcom b Riley, while on F alls,
t: ry of rta te , today urged Oregon
th e w ay to the office of his pub-
Wily K nighten retu rn ed from the citizens to accept p ersonal respom-
lisher one b rig h t m orning, had m et V eteran ’s H ospital in P o rtlan d gihility
for the
the prevention
prevention of
lity for
an u nusually larg e num ber of ac- last week end much im proved in traffic accidents d u rin g the com ­
quaintances
who
consecutively health.
*
ing Labor Day week end.
m
ade
the
usual
conventional
com-
Mr.
and
M
rs.
William
¡Close will
Now, more than ev e r,” Snell
★ T he content of metals used in
‘•C cterpilb.r’’ Diesel Tractors is m ent on th e “ nice w e ath er.” This a rriv e th is week to tak e over the declared, “the nation needs th e
continuous applause
began to job of a s s is ta n t m an ag e r of the fuV m obilization o f its hum an re ­
continuous!) checked byan all-sec
am use the poet. W hen he reached local b ranch of the F ir s t N ational sources .to
assu re t m axim um
in''- “.'’
cvc.” Anv metal that
th e office h e was greeted w ith a Sunk. They come from P ortland. achievem ent in our suprem e effort
tails to incasurcu|>io“C aterpillar s’*
day-
Mr. -Riley smiled
Mr. and Mrs. John Foss w ent f or ,n atiOnal defense. . S h e nation
ter; quality standard is rejected.
tar n o <1 lar o n H
ra I i o/4
4 V
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broadly,
an d replied,
“ Yes; • T’ I arw
’ve
down 4 to
-the ooast la st Sunday i to
can ill-afford trag ic loss of man-
Tims. \o u .tic assured strong and
h eard it very highly spoken of.”
enjoy the cool breeze and see the p0Wer, caused by traffic death, fo r
wear :, ’ting parts in the “Catet
A sto ria R eg atta while v isitin g tru ly , the death o r in ju ry o-f a
u ilia:” Product \ou buv.
th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. F red H ellberg. w orkm an in a traffic accident is as
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore, Mr. sipnificent a loss to the n atio n as
GEORCE G. UPDEGRAFF
and M rs. C. *L. (P-oJey and Rachel,
injury o f -a m em ber
and
Tom
S
tephens
aix?
going
to
be
of
OUp
aTme(,
foroes.”
A tto rn e y A t L a w
in P o rtlan d this weekend to bid
Increased traffic, caused by holi-
good Io,ye to Mrs. S tephens who is
(]rivjn £ increases the accident
M oro an d W i
leaving this Sunday fo r h e r home },aEar(}s on the highw ay unless
John Deere
Caterpillar
----------’——------------------------------------ driv ers exercise additional care
and avoid dangerous d riving p ra c ­
tices, he said. The secretary of
s ta te urged each individual driv er
FOR S A L E : Dugigea- house p ro p ­
to accept as his responsibility the
e r ty in G rass Valley ' $350.00.
burden of preventing traffic acci­
Vada D ugger, The Dalles.
dents.
Inasm uch -as 75 percen t of the
W A N TED : An old fashioned p la t.
» form rocker, w ithout sp rin g s. accidents in the s ta te occur on
Gall Jo u rn a l office.
42-4 p highw ays in the ru ral a re a s ,.m o s t
o f them resu ltin g from speed too
BOK S A L E : Several d esirable ,grea| f or conditions, drivers were
w heat ranches in Umiatilla a n d
observe these simple pre-
Mo-rro-w counties, m any stock eau tions:
ranches, la rg e and sm all, in
j . diteduce -speed before en terin g
E a ste rn Oregon, d airy an d chick- curves.
>
en ranches. W rite me w h at you
2: Reduce speed a t night,
w ant. C. >0. R inehart, Pendle-
g. w h en caught in long lines of
M ake a note to try a bottle
te n , Oregon.
ca rs, be p atien t, don’t tak e dan-
o f B a r c la y ’s P r iv a te Stock R E L IA B L E Man W anted to call *«'rous " sks, »«*">P0'W to p~.«
on -farm ers in Sherm an County. ™e cars in fron .
Straight Rye W hiskey, You’D
No experience o r ca p ital re -
. 4: N ever attem p t to pass a,inthc-
be m ig h ty g ia d y o u di4. It’s
quireA Sranc m aking $100.00 <-“ *
» cu rve- whi 'e approaching
on ly $1.15 a p in t and 60c a
in a week. W rite Mr. Inm an,
bow o f a hill o r when vision .a
half p in t. . . a real buy I
2423 M agnolia S t , Oakland, Oal, o b sc u re d .fo r'so m e o th e r reason.-
5: Don’t drive when sleepy or
Sft
RROOS
Q uart
FO R SA LE: Nice 6 room -house, fatig u ed ,
p a rtly fi/fhished, close in, phone
fi; Avoid1 driving a fte r over in-
, P lo r iti,
1111 n o t «
2813 -or w rite 209 W 4th St.
dulgence in food o r drink.
Charles Bullard
NON CH A LA N CE
A fellow g o t on th e b u s w ith a
hundred pound bom b u n d er his arm
and s a t down,
^ W h a t’s th a t you’ve g o t on your
la p ? ” -asked th e conductor.
“ I t’s a delayed actio n bom b I ’m
ta k in g to th e police sta tio n ,” cam e
the answ er.
I
“ Lum m e,” said th e conductor,
“ you don’t w a n t to c a rry a th in g
like th a t on y o u r lap. P u t it under
the se a t.”
t
‘‘Back from your v acation a t
la s t eh? Feel a n y c h a n g e ? ”
“ No, not a ce n t.”
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Visiting Sister
After 41 Years
Dorothy Jean Macnab
QUEEN
Sherman County Fair
BIGGER THAN E V E R -
No Increase in Prices!
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HUGE
E X H IB IT S
In clu d in g A M am m oth
farm
M achinery
show
A H O R S E R A C IN G
Pari-Mutual Harnasa and Run­
ning Racas, •v a r y afternoon
except Sunday. PLUS Special
Acta Between Races 1
★ “F U N Z A P O P P IN "
75 Famous Performers including
18 Glamorous Girls in H our-
and-a-Half Night Show at Raos
Track Grandstand I
★ N ite H o rs e S h o w
Plenty of Horse-action PLUS
Unusual Special Acta I
★ M id w a y T h rills
Plus Many FREE Acts I
F A IR G R O U N D S
SA LE
PLUS VALUE
METÄI QUALITY
guarded by the
C FCI I Oil
O’MtARA
Supply & Imp. Co
Want Ads
$’.85
The
D alles
40-43 pd
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