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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1941)
PAGB 3 SHERMAN COUNT I JOURNAL. Legion Offers Carnival For < ad*— . Entertainment Lumber Coming Sherman County Girl Wins Prize Bee Macnab was awarded Sixth place for Oregon in the National Thanksgiving Poetry contest, with poem, “A Prayerful Thanksgiving” The poem will now be entered in the final contest for NatiQnal award. Mrs. Florence Sorensen, 7th and 8th grade teacher, has resigned leaving last week end. Mrs. Die- bert Johnson has taken over her classes. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dutton took their son, Harold to Portland after the expiration* of his 14 day furlough from Ft. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Fulton returned home Tuesday from a weeks visit in Portland. Tom apd George Macnab and Leland Medler attended The Dalles Medford football game Friday night in The Dalles. Diebert Johnson left Tuesday for The Dalles. After consulting a doctor, he remained for treatment. Mrs. Johnson, who had accom panied him, returned home in the evening. In For New Wasco Elevator Truck loads of lumber for the «Chris Schultz post, American new elevator have been coming Legion, and its auxiliary are hold and workers are employed for the ing a carnival at the Legion hall building job that is starting. this’ Saturday night. This event Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Royce return will have for amusement some of ed from California after being the same devices that have given away for a month visiting Mrs. pleasure to the crowds on other Royce’s sister, Mrs. VanSant. carnival- years. Funds raised will Mr. and Mrs Ronald Johnson be used for welfare work in . the left Monday for a two weeks visit county. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs re C. W. Johnson at Willamina. turned Saturday night from their Mrs. Elvis Rich spent several trip to California. They came home days visiting her parents, Mr. and by the coast route stopping in Mrs. Elmer Hill at Woodburn. LongvievrxtQFsee'iheir son, Frank. Gordon Bank of Heppner was The Missionary society will meet a guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday,« December 10 with Alvin Stott. Mrs. Edith Burnet at 2 p. m. This Dean Barnett of Sandy was in will be the annual Christmas par •town to see relatives Sunday. ty and each member is asked to bring an inexpensive gift. Mrs- The Dalles and the Wasco town Ted Thompson will be leader for basketball teams met Tuesday eve the day. ning and Wasco won 30 to 20. Portland papers carried the news Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamborn this week that Paul Fraser had and Mrs. BernTs Guy were in The been promoted to a first lieuten Dalles Saturday and brought home ancy. He ¡s in Hawaii. a new car. , Many Sherman county citizens Three tables of auction bridge left Thursday for Heppner to at were in play Thursday '•when the tend the first day of the wheat Tillicum club met with Mrs. S. J. league meeting. _____ Brock. Mrs. Lawrence Funk won Committees met that day. The high score and Mrs. Anna Lee Federal Programs group took the low. entire day for a discussion of the The flavor of cheese is different ' Mr. and Mrs. Claud Spoon, of farm program desired by the farm ers of this area. R. M. Evans and from that of any other food and Port Orford, along the Oregon N. E. Dodd of the federal AAA the wide range in choice of cheese coast left for home Sunday follow office were on hand to talk with offers an almost endless variety of ing a weeks visit with Mr. and the farmers. The Taxation, Leg Mrs. S. J. iBrock. Mr. Spoon is a islation and Transportation com flavors in cheese. However, cheese brother of Mrs. Brock. Sunday be is not just something bo season or mittee met in the evening. to flavor another food. Whole fore they left they all had dinner Wendell Balsiger spent several milk cheese is a substantial food with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melzer «if days in a hospital in The Dalles in itself and to use plenty of cheese Moro. returning Thursday and while the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg cause of his illness was not de is to use more milk. It is rich in were week end guests in Portland. protein, fat, calcium, phosphorous termined he feels pretty well Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kaseberg were and in vitamin A, just as milk is again. in Eugene Saturday to see the big r;ch in these elements. Bob Christainson drove to Mil- football game. All cheese is made from milk; ton and LaGrande over the past The Methodist church is spon mainly cow’s milk is used for mak week end. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKean ing cheese in this country, and for soring their annual Christmas were in Eugene Saturday to watch making by far the most cheese in Bazaar Saturday in the basement of the church. Dinner will be their alma mater try out the the world. staters on the football field. Because cheese is a concentrated served pt 6:30. Bruce Grady, Ormand Hilder- Mr. and' Mrs. Roscoe Moore form of milk, adults may use a came home early this week from part of their daily quota of milk brand, Art Smith and Hugh a visit with friends in St. Helens. in this form. One quart of fluid Walker were in Portland transact Joe Hockman is reported to be whole milk makes five ounces of ing business from Juesday until ... ——■ much better although one foot is American Cheddar Cheese. Thus Friday. Mrs. Grace Medler and brother, still preventing him from getting one cup of milk is the equivalent in food value of one and a fourth Joe Hilderbrand, went to Albany around. , Tuesday to attend funeral services Fred Ruckman has built an or two small cubes of cheese. «•entry to his house from Court Cheese is one of the few foods for an aunt, Mrs. D. Hilderbrand street so he can drive his car in which is equally delicious when who had at one time lived east of < instead of parking it. eaten just as it is purchased in Klondike. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Invtations have been sent to markets or when cooked. It is a friends of Miss Norma Melzer valuable addition to an oven dish, were dinner guests at the Leo who will be married Sunday, to a cream sauce, and even to December 14 to F. Edmund Cush some soups. Cheese must he cook ing of Portland, at the Moro ed, however, at a low temperature Presbyterian church. if it is to keep its smooth texture. Mr. and Mrs. E. Donley of The serving of an assortment of Joseph visited the latter part of cheese with crackers in place of lasL- week with the Art ’Johnson a sweet dessert is gaining favor. family. They left for their home It is well to remember that if on Monday. cheese is to be served as the des Mr. and Mrs. Tom Douma re sert, the remainder of the meal ■ turned this week from a two week may be lighter. trio to Oiai, California where they Here is a recipe for a vegetable visited Earl Shipley and wife. casserole dish, made more delicious Mrs. Rubv Reese Powell, mother and nutritious by the cheese in it of Mrs. Shipley accompanied them Spanish Squash and with her they drove down to One squash Riverside. California. One medium sized onion, chopped Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miller were Two tbsp butter. Salt and pepper in the valley -visiting last week. One teaspoon sugar Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Moore and Two cups cooked or canned toma daughter, Mrs. Gladys Morrison toes „ left this week for a motor trip One cud gfated cheese that may take them a couple of One half cup buttered crumbs months to complete. They Cut squash in cubes; remove in the southern part of the United seeds. Steam until almost tender; States during the coldest weather. drain well. Cook onion in butter Mrs. Harvey Thompson was until a delicate brown. Add salt, -hostess this weak to a group of pepper, sugar and tomato mixture; friends who get together for cards sprinkle with cheese. Continue un or other diversion. This time til all ingredients are used. Cover Mrs. Blaine Miller won first prize top with buttered crumbs. Bake and Mrs. Wesley Nichols second. in hot oven about 20 minutes or « - Miss Pauline Davis »«vered her until thoroughly heated. connections with the county agents For a dessert mash cream cheese office on December first and is and beat until light: add a few temporarily taking life easy. Women of the Auxiliary have chopped nuts. Chill in refrigerator been working at the hall for the tray. Serve sliced with toasted past few days getting ready for crackeri and coffee. Very good too the Carnival Saturday rtight. Wed with a fruit or green salad. nesday the Legionnaires and Aux iliaries had a pot luck dinner at the hall. Mrs. Lucy Ruggles left last Saturday in company with Mr. « and Mrs. Jess Landry for ¡Stay- ton where she visited ¡her son Starr and family for a couple of days, leaving the first of the week for Marysville, ¡California where she will spend the winter with her sonwin law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Olds. Cheese a Healtey A n d Substantial Food Product We ll be SNOWED UNDER this Christmas F a rm w ith C a terp illa r1 D ie se ls . . . . . . and B ank th e d iffe r e n c e GEORGE -G. UPDEGRAFF Attorney A t L a w M oro a n d Wi C. L. Poley, M, D. Physician & Surgeon [he Dalles Hospital,* Ihr O 'egon ■ r a MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941 This is the slogan of many who farm with “Caterpillar” Diesel Tractors. Because these fulf Die sel-powered tractors are so eco nomical to operate, they have enabled hundreds of farmers to realize extra profits from lowered operating costs — extra profits they can bank or use in farm im provements. Let us explain how these savings are made possible. I GIFT SUGGESTIONS fro m A. M. WILLIAMS & CO. The Dalles Big Store ‘‘Where All the Mid-Columbia Shops for Christmas” ’ * » e FOR THE BOY IN CAMP OR AT NAVAL BASE FITTED OVERNIGHTERS Leather Cases, filled with a man’s personal needs ...... $ 1 .5 0 UNFITTED CASES — Oil silk I lined, for wet wash cloths, L‘ shaving brush, towels ...... $ 2 .9 8 '° P¿ W°M .C & ” I ARMY FOOT LOCKERS — Sheet r metal built, with heavy steel bind- I ings. Size 16”x30”xl2”. Spec- F; ial hooks for padlocks ...... lot P’ Î ’¿ .-FLANNEL PAJAMAS /-Y\O°S \ a; Gii1' ........ f t INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS...... x 3 fo r 5O c ¿ ’ MANY OTHER GIFT SUGGES- f t TIONS FOR THE MAN IN ¿•SERVICE ! SEE THEM IN OUR L MEN’S DEPARTMENT. MAIL '.YOUR PACKAGES EARLY! ♦ ♦ » GIFTS FOR “HER” GIVE LINGERIE ! Every woman loves to receive beautiful “Pandora” or Lady Love” Gowns or Pajamas. We have a tremendous stock of Christmas Lingerie. Make your selection— } Pav as little SHIRTS $ 1 .3 9 'ras much as $9 GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS — Orlana Real Swiss Embroidered t Handkerchiefs in boxes of 3 3 for 25c to 3 for $1.00 Patterns, stripes, solids, novelty weaves to please every man on your Christmas list. Shirts are always welcome at Christmas, and you can’t go wrong on “Tru Val”. All sizes. All collar QUILTED ROBES — HOUSE COATS — CRUSHED RAYON ROBES — CORDUROY LOUNG ING ROBES Scores to select from in our Women’s Apparel section, second floor. $2.95 to 10.75 FOR THE FAMILY CANNON TOWEL SETS As advertised in “Life” December 1 , $1.98 to 4.50 CHENILLE SPREADS New, beautiful pastel shades, Lovely Patterns to to < hristmas 6.98 4.95 3.98 gifts take PRIORITY AT EVER I - x t r a d , ' ^ ” ° ,id>y >tOCk9 ™ ee ( , i r o f your p u rch . - enjoy th e gI<>r j OU8 u „ i ,', The Pall J - , ° h^ Shop OUr » tore ^ o r a tio n , a r r .n , COME— whethM h. Y0U'RE AL’ Whether buywg ormerely •'lookiog —«1 $ 1 9 .7 5 . $2.98 t styles. HAND MADE AFGHAN MODEL One only./ See it ! ......-......,. ......... T H t PA C IFIC TELEPHONE AND TELECItAPH COMPANY $O i . n , ruii«.c "\yyu.r. a II thr LCd-C-Aim' - SS-»-)' A M. Williams & Co. RUG MODELS Caterpillar " ^ 9 8 c to $ 1 . 9 8 $1.79 9 e A . M . W illia m s & C o . BLACK DRESS TIES — Bere- thea silk* or wrinkle proof « wool ./.'.....i....................... HAND BLOCKED TABLE CLOTHS Supply & Imp. Co . John Deere Portland Air Base were visitors afternoon was spent sewing and Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Mr. and Mr». E. A- Medler of A. group of friends of Miss Dana at the home of John’s parents over discussing current topics knd in Jean McMillen and Chester Wat the week? They were accompanied teresting books and screen plays. Camjp Sherman were visitor» at the kins entertained for them at the by their two children, Marilyn A delicious lunch was enjoyed at home of Mr. and Mrs. FHrtk Med ler a few days thia week. They the close of the session. home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and Jimmy. to The sewing club met Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Don Macnab were plan to return to the Walsh Saturday evening. A_aeven o’clock no host dinner was served with Mrs. Diebert Johnson. The week end visitors at the home of spend the winter. followed by games of pinochle dur ing the evening; Chester Watkins and MfS. . Leon Smith won the prizes. LOOK.1 THE WATCH Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nichois moved into the house owned by I W ANT f OR CHRISTMAS . . . J. P. Yates this week. Eldon Neasham now in Califor Ye», that Hamilton watch can be grown nia with his family, is working as on your Christmas tree if properly culti a mechanic in defense industry. vated by the right person — a t the right Marion Powell’s mother, Mrs. place— at the right time. The watch you Esta Powell, left for Portland want is on display in our window— now/ Friday following a weeks visit with tiie Powell family here. Members of the Tuesday after noon study'club met at the home of Mrs. Selma Watkins, and Mrs. Jeanette Yocum was co-hostess. The roll call was on current events. Ora Gosson gave a talk on L ay C arlisle Applied Education. Esther Ste phens gavé” a pianologue. The The Dalles hostess served refreshments after the program numbers were pre sented,. . —V Capt. and Mrs. John Macnab of $1.98 O’MEARA < Watkins home Sunday. .. W here all the M id-C olum bia Shops for Christmas HUNDREDS OF OTHER GIFTS’ • SHOP EARLY I » , * > * •> ' \ n- D«‘" - ♦ _. »- ;
