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not be reduced.
there must continue to be plenty
of protective foods in the diet—
milk fruits and' vegetables, and
eggs, some foofls rich in vitamin B
and some vitamin D if a person
does not get out in the sun much.
Scalloped Cauliflower
Dr.e medium head cauliflower,
Two cups milk
One egg, beaten
T h rift, folk., if they can, ar- infection and destroy a person’. One cup soft bread crumbs
rarce to lay a little money aside
o i weU-bemg’
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LOST: Ewe with twin lambs
Grass fo r & oid-age financial security. TJiere are three mam
from farm 6 miles east of Grass
Valley. John Buether.
52-2 p. sim ilarly, over a period of years, keep in mind i
n
a
he done to build for old- for the normal adult. First, the
HELP WANTED - Steady
Work,
it
Good health adult neSSs fewer
calories than
Good Pay? Reliable Person want- d i s like ^ o o d thrift habits, he did when he
was younger,
ed to call on farmers in Sherman
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Especially is Second, though his calories are re-
County. No experience or cap-
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of the most im_ duced, his needs for minerals an
ital required. Some making
. ,. health habit« - that vitamins remains much the same.
$100.00 in a week. Write McNes« P
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a zood diet
Third, food for older persons may
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need u 5« easier to chew and
, It has been said that present
Calif.
day nutrition offers an extra ten
B p -
vear. to the life of anyone who
Adult, need f e w
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s0
Ev£ry man is rich or poor ac pves under iU guidance. . Accord- cause they use«less «"
inv
to
Dr.
Henry
.Sherman,
one
ot
do
not
work
so
fcard
or
p
y
,
cording to the proportion between
the country’« leading nutritionists, actively. E asiestJ»»’ J ® .
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his desires and his enjoyments.
these
extra
years
probably
can
be
course,
whether
too
much
i d
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added to life at it« prime, thus energy is being taken is to watch
postponing the effects of advanc the scales. Eating too much brings
on «overweight and the disadvan
Dallas News: The secret of H it ing old age.
—
tages
of overweight increase with
ler’s success is that nobody wants
Poor diets may make a person age Excessive body fat is a bur
to help him and everybody does.
old before his time. Inadequate den on the heart, may help cause
diets year after year naturally disease, and lessen a persons
Chicago Daily News: With the take their toll in chronic fatigue, « chances to recover from certain
pancake season at hand it |a dis shifting aches and pains, and cer- d-aeages<
o f , , digestive trouble
tnin kinds oi
wuuu«.
mi„Prals
concerting to learn there is no They
lower ’ natural resistance to
Since the amount of minerals
leather shortage.
Mr. and Mrs. Frartk Pike motored
to Redmond Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. John Koepke and family,
returning home Sunday^'
Ralph Fullbright of Walla Walla
was a business visitor here Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutchcroft
and family of Portland spent Sun
______ -¿._____ “T"’““ day visiting at the home of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb and
and Mr«* Charles Lemley.
Mrs. AVnelia Peterson motored to
Mrs. Estel Hartley and sons and
The Dalles Tuesday to visit Her
Mil».
A. von IBorstel pf Portland
man Schilling who is very ill in a
attended
the wedding of the for
hospital.
mer’s brother, John Rechman and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blaylock Miss Jean Powell, at the iRoy
were The Dalles visitors Monday. Powell home near Moro Saturday
Miss Anna Schwartz left Friday
for Olympia, Wn., to visit rela^ evening.
Roger Broer of The Dalles visit
tives.
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds and I-awrence Denis Wednesday.
daughter Betty left Tuesday for
Mr and Mrs. Estel Hartley and
Hubbard to spend Thanksgiving
with their mother, Mrs. James sons, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reckman
Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Reck
Walkenshaw.
man of Kelso were Sunday dinner
Rev. and Mrs. Renla Bullock guests at the home of Mr. and
and baby„ from Rock Springs Mrs. Ralph Eakin.
Wyoming arrived here Friday and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eakin and
will make their home in the house
son
and Mr. ------
and ----------
Mrs. John Eng-
recently vacated
vacates by
oy a A. . M. Coyner.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred strom were dinner quests at th
« ,. , of Colton, onri
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyl
Coyle
¿Bullock
and thpir
their ann
son u.tTvtP
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and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sunday.
Bullock of Sioux City, Iowa are
A. A. Dunlap, T. M. Rolfe and
spending several days here visit R. J. Baker motored to Hood River
ing, and will return to their home Friday to attend the State Farm
Wednesday.
Bureau meeting. Mrs. Baker ac
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hille of Ritz companied them to The Dalles, to
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ville, Wn., arrived Wednesday to shop.
spend Thanksgiving and the week
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Metre
end visiting the latter’s brother- and family of Boardman visited at
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. the Arch Fortner and C. M. Clev
C. A. Oestreich.
enger homes Sunday.
The Lawrence Denis’ were dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox left
Wednesday for Corvallis to spend guests at the home of Mrs. Ellen
the Thanksgiving week end with Potter Saturday evening.
their son-in-law and daughter,
I D. Pike and wife motored to
Mi. and Mrs. A1 Roberts.
Hermiston to spend Armistice
The Baptist Mission society met day with their daughters and fam
at the home of Mrs. W. D. Barnett ilies living there.
¿Airiis Bailey and Alton Olds
Tuesday* afternoon.
Floored
to Hermiston Friday to
Mr. ana
and Mrs.
mrs. Beck
on-* left Sunday
, ,
for their home in Estacada, after spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kelley and
spending a week here visiting their
daughter,
Karen, of Southern Ore
son and daughter in law, Mr. and
gon
spent
the week end here
Mrs. William Beck.
visiting
relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Eakin and
Mr. and Mrs. Alfrd Kock took
family left Wednesday for Long
Beach, (California to spend several Mrs. A. von Borstel of Portland,
weeks visiting her parents, Mr. to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Patjens Sunday. She has been
and Mrs. Walter Davison.
Rev. and Mrs. Renla Bullock, heie visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schilling
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Bullock and
accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Mrs. Glen Karnes motored to
Schilling
to
The
Dalles Thursday
I)ufuT Monday to attend a fellow
to shop. They also visited Her
ship meeting.
Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs. man Schilling at the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Olds and
Fd Alley and Lila Lee A lleyjvere
Dalle»
-Mrs.
Ted Tremble were business
business visitors in The ~
visitors in The Dalles Wednesday.
Tuesday.
Glen Karnes, A. M. Zevely,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May left
Ed
Alley, Vernon Shipley and A.
for flood River Sunday morning to
M
Nelson
of (Portland, left Friday
spend the day visiting her parents,
on an elk hunting trip in the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter.
William Walter of Hood River Meacham country. They returned
spent several days here last week home Sunday without any elk.
Mrs. Ellen Potter had as her
with the Wallace Mays.
geests
last week end her son,
Ted Tremble and Mrs. Lewis
Duane
Potter, and Welby Sharpe
Olds were Monday business visi
of
The
Dalles.
tors in The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bibby and Mrs.
Mrs. Nellie Ferbrache left Fri
Ed
lAlley motored to Goldendale
day for Tygh Valley where she
Friday
on business.
will be employed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrews of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Muller.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Oestreich
were hosts at a dinner party at
their home Saturday evening.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Td Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
May, Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfel-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum,«
and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Strong
of Moro. The evening was spent
nlayiner pinochle with Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Strong holding the
high score.
The Bookworm club met this
week with Mrs. Vernon Eakin on
Friday afternoon with eight mem
bers present. Mrs. Orville Ruggles
reviewed the book “Storm Girl”
us wh«n ¿«porting gim fc «x-
by Lincoln.
p r « u ihh wish For our «v«ry mov« is
M iss Mildred Alley, who is teach
directed »0 making Hwm f««i just (hot
ing at 'Rochester, Wn., arrived
w ay! W hen you com« »0 Portland next
here Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr. and
tin » stop ot ( U Hotel Multnomoh!
Mrs. Tom 'Alley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox, Mr. and W H IR S » 0 0 » TASTS AH»
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Mrs. Tom Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.
John Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Alley, "Roy «Hogue, Robert Schill
ing wert visitors in The Dalles
Friday.
H. Schilling
III In Hospital
In The Dalles t
W ant
hotel
r «fllTflfìttìm ”
T. Lester Johnson
law ;
Dependable
In times when poor quality tends to crowd
dut the good it is advisable to be able to
trade at a store that prides itself on its depen
dability and the quality of Its merchandise.
Zcigli
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and vitamin»
Medford arrived at the home of
Mr.' and Mrs. iCTharies Lemley
Friday staying over night leaving
Thursday for La Grande to visit
relatives. They also were over
night guests at the Lemley home
Wednesday.
<¡ON ¿MIRY council
One and a half tap salt
One eighth tsp pepper
Remove outer stalks from the
cauliflower; then break it
bits;
cook until t e n d e r , a r
range m a casserole. Combine the
remaining ingredients and pour
over the cauliflower. Bake in a
moderate oven b f 375 deg. for 40
minutes. Serves 6.
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