Sherman County journal., January 08, 1943, Page 4, Image 4

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Anti-Aircraft Artillerymen ‘Keep ’Em Falling’
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Tuesday Study
Club Meets
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GOR W IR Y ’COUNCIL
In Wasco
The Tuesday
Club m et a t the
Claude Stephens
v»»«
noon, M rs. Louis
a ssista n t hostess
E dna J a s p e r *1»« arriv ed Mon»
day evening from La Grande.
G uests of Mr. and M rs. George
P o tte r of Klondike over th e week
end w ere Mrs. F ran ces King of
The Dalles and Mrs. J a n e t Ru-
deen of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. C u rt Tom and
Mrs. E dith H oggard »pent S un­
day a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Boy
T v nx-ru
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and M™- John M<^ lur* and
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fam ily w ere Sunday g u ests o f M r. , CE GREAM— A GOOD pOOD
an(j Mrs. Leo W atkins.
Mr and Mr«,
B arlow and
The national n u tritio n p ro g ram ,
returned to E ugene a f te r designed to build h ealth y A m eri-
UJ
afternoon Study
home of M r s
Tuesday a fte r-
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Scholl acting as
and Mrs. Main.
.
m acaroons o r oth er sw eet w afer
,
. . .
or crushed p ep p erm in t stick can-
dy. F reeze until firm . Serve in
Y ear’*- a wee^ at
^OTne
Mrs. Bar- can», calls fo r the use of plenty squares with a sauce if desired,
responded to and w ith
New Mrs. Sei- j^ n g o n * 1™ 18’
resolutions
verse.
M”
° f m ilk producta ®
th e
d ie t
“8tope ” ice cream is not
ma W atkins read a paper on fa - ° ™ ^ e lshee an d son Leroy w ere T here “ no m ore a ttra c tiv e w aX available m ake one o f theee d e­
mons women and th e ir activities.
Monday. L am bing is be
h o stesses^ " S WGTe SerVe
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ginning a t Mrs. B elshee’« ranch
to serve m ilk th an in good ice Lcious m ilk sherbets,
cream . Ice cream is m ore th an Lemon S herbet
-
i
nf near there.
a refreshing dessert. Facts re- 4 cups milk
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Collins
Mr. and j^ rs B a rry Van G ilder
. .
Pasco. Wn.. were holiday g uests gttended the fu n eral e r v ic e a fo r K ard," KL the cont<nt of .
1 1-2 cu p s su g ar
of Mrs. C ollins’ fa th e r.
F rank
r
.
M . r . T n esd av a f-
it as a n u tritio u s food 2-3 cup lem on juice
Knox.
tenoon
an a not aa a Iru l ln tne atex’ Ane
^ 1X lenLon juice an d s u g a r:
M arg aret M cD onald.
M arion
Mrs.’ A ugusta H uckin
arriv ed Proteili ,“ " d *’.u t t e r f a t ‘ r e k
slowly
m ilk- a ti™ nK c 0 " ’
Crews and Jam es Coats retu rn ed
home F rid
from „ vi. it w ith h er f.ro" ' ," ’,lk and
o f,.h * h 1 q “ 1/ 8 ta n t|5’’
P o u r into ir e e ^ ? K ‘ "¡J'
to th e ir respective sehools w ith son. in. , aw and d au g h ter,
Mr. and
11 ran1“ w ,th n’, l k ,and w ‘th “ " d
Serves 7. The milk
J e rry B arnett. Helen Blau and
Mrs M G> W alker in S eattle.
chee8e as a 8Ourc€ o i <**»ura- A;1 m u st be added very «lowly in or-
C atherine Fridley
retu rn ed ¿.o
George Moon has been confined aver* « e serv in g (tw o -th ird s of a d er to -m ake-a sm ooth mix. If
E astern Oregon .,College ' o f Edu-
his home w ith a case of flu.
fu rn ish e s n early one-sixth a dded too rabidly tho m ixture is
Men behind onr big antkaircraft guns must m ove with clock-like and flawless precision. The b *art of the
cation a t La G ra n d e /a n d L avilla
Mrs. Andy S h earer has been il! of th e
needed by an ad u lt a p t to have a curdled ap p earance anti-aircraft artillery is the battery com m ander headquarters (left). Here In the underground station L ieut
Gossen to Ashland N orm al.
this week.
daily. O th er m in erals and vita- which is n o t attra ctiv e , but does E Secleye, White Plains, N. Y., plots the progress of approaching planes. At his elbow Pvt. John Drtlna,
K enneth Blau a fte r a sh o rt fu r-
Miss M arg aret
Moon visited m *n A a re also contained in
isn- not a ffe c t th e sherbet,
Brooklyn, reports m essages from t e units on the range, ’tfg h t: A 90-mllUrneter gun has Just been fired. The
gunner's last duty before firing a new round is to kick the shell case from the gun platform.
lough has returned to cam p a t
several days recently w ith
h e r p o rta n t am ounts.
Cherry Cream Sherbet
Y akim a, Wn.
siste r C hristine in A rlington.
Simple ice cream s m ay be in- g tbsp. lemon juice
l e t t e r s and cards have been re-
Ralph Scott retu rn ed w ith Pre* ¿luded ea rly in the diet o f
pre- i tbsp. lemon rind
ever, in older ca rs w here ex h a u st division said.
D rivers m ay fail
ceived by relatives and
frien d s
Boice and W esley Wilde to C am - school years since H is n o t
a n 2-3 cup g ran u lated s u g a r
' MOTORISTS W ARNED
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to
h
ear
th
e
w
histle
of approach-
from D anny K aseebrg and Tom
**>. Wn. w here he is now em ployed o \e rly rich sweet food. F o r the i cup m ilk
AGAINST MONOXIDE GAS
pipes o r m u fflers m ay be leaky,
.
a
,
.
ing tra in s a t grade crossings un-
Jacobson, who
are in the service, in the mills.
adolescent, ice cream
is one
of l cUp lig h t cream
W ith m any older cars pressed or h eaters may be defective, it <je r guch conditions.
Mr and Mrs George Root, ac-
Mrs. A rth u r V anG ilder re tu rn e d th e rnost » ccdptabie w ay s
of pro-
1-3 cu p m araschino cherrie», cu t
com panied by
th e ir grandson,
Sunday evening from a visit w ith aiding elem ents fo r grow th and
fin e
into service to provide esse n tial
m ay accu m u late
in q u an titie s C arbon monoxide g as has no
Billy spent the holidays with th eir relatives in P ortland.
energy, I
2 tsp. m araschino cherry
juice
tra n s p o rta tio n in w ar tim e,
the sufficient to cau se death.
(>do r and th u s gives
no w arning
son and fam ily, Mr. and M r s . Mr. and Mrs. D ybert Johnson
F o r th e Jfamily,
serve apple
Com bine lemon juice, rind, a m s ta te tra ffic s a fe ty division has
To avoid th is possibility, t h e of its presence. F ir s t sym ptom s
Floyd Root at S eattle. Billy stayed
and in fan t son sp en t New Y e ar’s sauce in a sh erbet g lass w jth va- su g ar, and b$a,t.
Then slowlv add issued a rem in d er to Oregon mo- sa fe ty division urged drivers to
usu ally are drow siness and head-
fo r a longer visit w ith his p ar-
w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and M rs. nilla ice cream on top, and g a r- milk, continuing to beat. Add re-
to rists to g u ard ag a in st carbon
keep ca r windows open sufficient ache.
V ictim s should be given
ents re tu rn in g
Monday. Dick Johnson.
nish w ith a ch erry .
m aining in g redients
and blend, m onoxide g as d u rin g the w in ter
fo r adequate v entilation, even on plenty of fresh
aid im m ediately,
Mr. a,,u
and 1W
Mrs.
and
a * , lay
er .--t
ice r P u our
freeze
o h n u th i ». s .'
days.
T i n here
is n an n o u th
im-
Bernice Guv came up f r o m
OTr'
,B- v Otis
l ‘° Royce «•«
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* F o r com pany, m ake <
uja.,
u r into
m w freezing
lr e e z in g tra
tr a y
y ; ;
ir
e e z u i m
iiu
c cold
v iu u
ays.
c i v 'is
w c er i m
i- a and
im advanced cases require
re-
P o rtlan d and s ent the week end ^am ’ly ° f Fossil w ere C hristm as cream by sp re ad in g one kind on w ith te m p e ra tu re control a t cold-
This g a s is p resen t in m any p o rta n t reason fo r avuiding the su scitatw n .
C arbon
monoxide
. °™ * n * jjj8 fam ily who have fcuests
his paren ts, Mr. a n d top of an o th er in the re frig e ra to r est s e ttin g , s tirrin g every h alf- cars, hut n orm ally not in d an g er- u rg e to keep ca r windows tig h tly drives oxygen fro m the
blood,
here "returned hom*
do^n Royce.
tra y .
Sprinkle
w ith
crum bled hour unil firm . Serves 6.
ous q u a n titie s , it w as said. How- rolled up in cold w eather, the th u s causing asphyxiation.
with him S u n d ay .'
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M r and Mrs. John Royce e n te r-
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tained T hursday evening in honor
A pparently M onday was tta s c o of
Bernioe Guy of P o rtla n d .
day a t The Dalles. Those seen on Thosp p resen t w ere Mr and Mrs.
the s tre e ts th ere w ere Mr. ant.
I^amborn and g ra n d d au g h -
, P ardee Rich and son Gordon and U r
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd
dau g h ter, Mrs. A. V anG ilder, Mr. Royce
chiIdren
and M rs. F ran k Lam born,
Mr
Iuiw rence, R obert N esbit,
and Mrs. G ^A . S arg e n t, Rev. and Mf
Mrg L ,oyd Roycp an(,
M r s ^ F ^ L C annelL Mr and Mrs. chndren wpre Tuegday guegts of
H. D. P roudfoot M r and Mrs. G. Mf and Mrg John Royce
A. Root, Mr. and Mrs. David Rt*i(l,
Miss Olive Robinson and b ro t’n-
Mr. and Mrs. C lif-Fridley, M r.
j ohn en te rta ip a d a t pinochle
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,
and Mrs. E v e re tt W atkins,
Mrs. W ednesday eevning, Dec.
30, in
Alice B arn e tt, Mrs. Ida A ndrew s ^ onor of Mrs. B ernice Guy from
and Wm. C lothier.
P ortland.
The follow ing
w ers
A Now Y e ar’s g u est a t the Clilf present: Mr. and
Mrs.
Vernon
Fridley home was Mrs. Alice Bar- V anG ilder, Mr. and Mrs. M arvin ».
nett.
Thom as and in fa n t son, Mr. and
Miss Olive and John Robinson Mrs. Joe H ilderbrand and daugh-
celebrated New Y e ar’s w ith the te r P a tty , Mr. and
Mrs. John
following guests fo r d inner: Mr. Royce, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce
and Mrs. G. A. S a rg e n t, Mr. and a ” d children, W alter E aton, Billy
and Mrs.
ore.
Re-
te r E aton, Billy and P atsy Ed
by
fresh
m
en
ts
w
ere
served
thc
w ards of P ortland.
New Y e ar’s g u ests a t the John ^°8te®*-
Mr. and
McDenmid home w ere Mr. a n d
Bernice
Mrs.
John
Royce
w
ere
Mrs. H a rry VanG ilder.
of
P o rt-
School opened M onday a fte r a
land.
two w eeks’ vacation.
Miss M ary N o ftsk er retu rn ed
a fte r spending her vacation
at
her home in valley.
A nother heavy snow fall cam e
Monday n ig h t with a welcomed
w arm er te m p e ra tu re than th a t of
Sunday n ig h t and Monday.
Miss Thelm a S tephens o f Van-
couver spent the holidays w ith
h er paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Stephens. A nother C hristm as vis-
ito r a t the C h ristian
parsonage
was C larence Landes of P o rtlan d .
New Y ear’s d in n er guests a t th e
Roy Belshee hom e w ere Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Yocum, M rs.
E dith
H oggard of R ufus, Mr. and M rs.
Leroy Belshee and in fan t
from
Farmers Face The Biggest Year
In History
Traffic Fatalities
Decrease Slightly
O regon’s traffic d eath ra te fo r
the firs t eleven m o n th s of 1942
was 8.3 persons killed per one
hundred m illion m iles of trav el,
exactly the sam e a s for th e f ir s t
ten m onths o f th e year, accord-
¡n g to figures com piled in the of-
fjce o f th e s ta te tra ffic safety
division.
The fa c t th a t th e ra te fo r the
eleven m onth period w as the sam e
aR f o r th e ten m onth period indi-
Ketehikan, Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. cotes th a t Oregon d riv ers and
J , f f W itaon and »on of The D alles,
are drivinK and w alk.
Mr. and Mfa. BenUn B arn e tt.
jnR m ore >afe,
d)e d|v-sion
Miss B eatrice B arclay, teachyr
in W asco school w as delayed un-
v
vt
v
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F or the m onth o f N ovem ber a-
til M ondav n ig h t by high w a te r .
.,
,
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____w ; - lone, the death ra te was 7.7, cOm-
a fte r vacationing a t Monroe. Miss
pared to 11.2 fo r th e correspond­
ing m onth in 1941.
The death ra te indicates
the
num ber of fa ta litie s in th e sta te
in proportion to the exposure to
z accident, as revealed through the
r trav e l over O regon’s stre e ts and
r highw ays.
W om en
w ill
n in k e
up
Every farmer in the United States faces the biggest year
in his life in 1943.
In spite of the increased market for his products he is
confronted with some serious problems because of the help
shortage. Ele will need suggestions on *abor saving methods
and new ways to make the most of his job. Ele will need in­
formation to enable him to understand and comply with
many new regulations and some new laws.
We will continue to offer the best inforrt ation we can
gather to help Sherman Countians.
SO p e r ­
c e n t o f th e la b o r f o r c e ln w a r I n ­
d u s tr ie s n e x t y e a r, i t is e s tim a te d .
For Victory
Sherman County Journal
Let’s All Work
Together
W« all have a big job to do
help oar nation to victory— yoi
a producer of vital foods— we
“Caterpillar” farm power special­
ists.
During 1043, let’s all work togeth ­
er—closer than ever before. Have
us help you analyze you* tractoi
repair needs welT in advance of
your spring season.
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
C a te rp illa r
GAS AND OIL
Anp Quantity
R H. McKKAN and SON
In su ran ce
Grain, Feed. Flour, Fuel
Farm Implements. Bags. Twins
PH O N ES
Feed sto re
Office
Residence
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WA8CO
OREGON
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