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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1943)
I <*A t . »HERMAN JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNK 23, 9X 9 —help to maintain the body flpids so they can function nrmally and through it« abundant supply of vitamins milk helps the body vo .resist colds and other infections, stimulates the appetite, and pro motes good digestion These are the reasons (hat milk m given first place in the protective ood group- - To keep in step with Uncle Sam’s army o f healthy young peo ple .every boy arM girl needs four glassfulls of milk every day. Part of this can be in the form of the ever popular ice cream. Because of necessary curtailment in pro duction of ice cream during war time, we look about for extenders in otheT words .ways to make the ice cream we get go farther. Here is one way we think you’ll like. Fruit Whip Içe Cream 1 pkg. strawberry or raspberry flavored gelatin dessert 2 cup« hot or boiling water 1 pint vanilla ice cream Strawberries or raspberries or mint. Dissolve gelatin dessert in hot or boiling water, following the manufacturer’s directions. C h i l l until partially set; then beat Will with a fork. Beat in ioe cream with a fork. Serve in sherbet gla- ses, garnished with strawberries, raspberries or a sprig of mint Djfilar — Hines Wedding Held In Goldendale ’--** wr. • Mrs Elva Hines was married to Lee Dehlar last Thursday af- ' ternoon at Goldendale. Both have a» been long residents of Wascr» and vicinity, Mr Delhlar, as .t farmer ^ast of town and Mrs H i n e s as ’ assistant in ‘ business houses They are making thei" Feed troughs. Padlocks home on the fasm although given P a il/, galvanised Fencing Picks B a le t i e . FUes a charavari at Mrs. Dehlar’s Pipe o f the following k'.n-h: Barbed wire I^ood choppers . ’< *. home in town. B u k c ti _ * W .-cujht iron water pipe (2' and Forks, agricultural Mr and Mrs Marvin Howell an 1 r under) ,• B atterie, fc- the following purposes: Grain scoops W ell casing ( Flas'olguis sea and Mrs Dan McDermid went < Grease fittings and oil cup. R a d io . — - Pipe fitting* to Seaside Thursday for a short Grease guns, hand operated, iucludina Fence. Pliers of the following kinds: hoae and adapter stay. Fence plier* Telephone. Ig n itio n . Slip joint piicra Grind stooas, mounted Henry Franen and Walter Ja ~ *' fastener., metal Plow bolt* Grinders for sharpening tools cobsen, auditors for the co-ors, Plow »hare* - Hacksaw blades left Monday for their homes in ¡ackamith’s pincers Poet hole digger* , Hacksaw frames- /. Blacksmith's hoof knives P otato forks Walla Walla after spending sev Blow torches Potato hooks Hammers eral days her® working with the Blower, and forges Poultry har vare Hampers 4 ... , ’ books of the Sherman Grain Bolts and nuts Poultry netting Hand cultivators Boxes Hapd «prayers .Pump cylinder* Growers. Pum p rod* and ’ Handles for small tpols*' Mr and Mrs Arthur VanGider Brushes for motor repair Punches o f the f<’” ■ - , Handles far steel goods left Sunday for his camp at Til- Bull ring. Harness, leather \ M achine punci-..» Burlap bags Pin punches Harness, hardware amook after a short visit with B X or non-metallic »heath cable up H oe. Rake*, hand relatives. She will return soon. to 75 feet in length Hog ring. Ridge roll *- • Calf weaner* ' Elvis Rich wrecked his truck H oof rasp. Rivet* and burr* Cana, five-gallon kerosene and gaso H oof snipper. Roofing, corrugated and trailer loaded with eattle near line '' Rope Cl' and under) Horaecollar. The Dalles last week when he Safety «witches Chain* of the following kind«. Horaeshoe nails and calk* drove off the road to evade a Saw . and saw blades Horseshoe* « Halter and cow tie chain* Screw drivers H or^shoe tong* Tie out chain* possible collision with an ap Shovels H usking pin* and hook* Harness chain* proaching car. Two of the cattle Staples Jack* for farm tractor^ Log chaim were injured so badly they had K nives of the following kind*: i) Stock watering tank* Tractor tire chain* ; Tackle, blocks, wood Butcher knives Welded coil under H*. to be killed. Mr Rich was not 5"in snip* Corn knive* Repair link. hurt Tire gauges, low pressure Grafting knives Clevises and swivel* A fine musical concert was Tire pumps, hand operated H ay knives Cold chisels, standard Tub*, galvanized H oof knives Copper wire, insulated, up to 75 feet given at Moro Saturday night Stockm en’, knives Valley tin in length which was attended by several Lantern* Valve* ‘ Crate* from Wafcco including Mesdames Vise* Mattock* Curry comb* Maul* Wagon hardware Drill* of the following kind*: and Messrs Ellsworth Woods, Meat chopper* Wagon wood stock Breast drill. Walter Brockert, William Cloth . W edge. Milk pail* Hand drill. ier, Mrs Belle Clothier, Ann Welding rods and electrodes Post drill. Milk strainer* Klotors, frffidioQAl utwiRr 1 HP* Well poinU Osrtxw) stctl E Q t b drills Clothier, Mrs B E Haiey, Maud Whekl barrows M otor starter* under 1 HP. Carbon »teel bit stock drill. Akers, Marion Crews and Rob Wire screen Carbon steel straight shank drill* M ale shoe* ert Nisbet. Mr Clothier played Wiring fittings Kave trough* and conductor* Mafia W rench*. ■ B B « caaa* Oiler* four piano numbers. Mr and Mrs IJoyd Royce ant ■I children have been down with the mumps and Llody was quite ill. of Albert Kaseberg who aslt««i at the Curt Tom home coming up in a fara.'ly w ar. Hut Mrs Rachael Barlow, daughter, to be retired. from Portland. :r iVarEoudbnying through Susan, and son, Beryl, of Eugene Mrs Eliwa Dingle left Tuesday t ’se payroll savir.gs plan on a Mr and Mrs Everett Watkins parents, Mr and Mrs Dick John fagsily plan, which means fig for her summer home at Camp ure it out yourself. son and now both Mrs Barlow were in ‘Seattle on business lant Sherman. week and Susas have the mumps Mr and Mrs Frank Lamborn Curt Tom of Rufus was in Seal- and Mrs CWT Fridley, Mr and tie Saturday. Mrs H D Proudfoot, Mr, and Dean Barnett was - here over Mrs G H Root, Mesdames Cha»- the weekend with his father, Lafe les Everett, Hildred Zell. Augus £>y A O A » . M A V S E Barnett. Dean has been transfer-! ta Huckin returned from Portland this week, some z.attending the red to Athena. Mr and Mrs John Grant return Methodist conference and thee« from Grand Lodge and Grand ed to Seattle after a week with Chapter of the Masonic order. her father, Grant Armswrthy. The importance of building and between just eating and eating Mark I arsed, salesman for a Mr.- Proudfoot was elected as maintaining good health can not for fitness. They must learn to deputy grand master of the Portland bag company was here on business for several day«. be over-estimated today. Ampri',a choose their food wisely. Masons of Oregon. B H Grady and grand daughter needs young people who are Rev. and Mrs F L Cannell were What constitutes a wise choice returnod to Wasco for the sev Ruth Ann went to Portland Thur strong and self-reliant. M^re and of food? Milk, vegetables, fruit enth year by the Methodists and sday. Ruth will spend a part of more we are coming to realize and eggs are known as the protec the community is happy to have the summer with relatives in the that the food we eat is of th? ut tive foods. It is these foods which them again , as the church has city. most important to every day good help to protect the body against prospered under their guidance- Visitors at the Grady home Sun health and living. With good food disease and make for all around Gay4ord Guy of Portland has day were Mise Nora Grady, Mis3 and well balanced meals to provide health. Well balanced meals are returned to Wasco for the sum Josephine Foster and Mrs Ruth adequate nourishment, boys and those built around this protective Turner all of Goldendale. mer we hear. , girls grow straight and strong?, group of foods. The Mary Elizabeth class of Mr and Mrs Pardy Rich, Mr their teeth are properly developed And of these protective foods, and Mn Elvis Rich, Mrs Arthur the Methodist church had a social and maintained; their bodies an* milk has long been considered the VanGilder, Mrs Opal McCoy, Mrs Thursday afternoon at the Har kept in the best possible physical most important. It supplies an John McClure. Sir and Mrs Leon ley Dutton home. While there was condtion; they are protected ag abundance of several of the nutri Smith, William Clothier and Mr a small attendance a pleasant af ainst certain diseases; and above tional elements needed by the body and Mrs Leonard Lutje of Hood ternoon was enjoyed. A delicious all, they have abundant (energy Because of this milk is known as River attended the funeral ser dessert was served by the com for work and play. the body building food. It »uppl'fs , vices in Portland for Mrs Geor mittee in charge. The first requirement for these protein which helps to build and Three candidates were initiated gia Bracken Rich. young people is to learn as much repair body tissue. Through its into the Eastern Star Tuesday ev Mr and Mrs Stuart Johnson as possible o f the fundamentals butterfat it yields energy. Its of Salem are visiting at the Ri'-h ening. of good nutrition—the difference minerals—calcium and phosphorus A meeting of the Independent ranch. Warehouse and Milling Company Mrs Opal McCoy who has been was held Tuesday afternoon. visiting her brother, Pardy Rich Mr and Mrs Guy Andrews, W L and family, entered the hospital Blum, H L White, A D Ricbelderfer v in The Dalles for a minor oper Mr and Mrs Fred Hennagin and ation. E P Rich were in The Dalles this Mrs Augusta Huckin after at week. tending the Grimd Chapter went Mr* Allan Tom and infant arc to Seattle to see her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Mur ray Walker, returning h o m e 'Sunday. Mrs Belle Clothier after spend N ot only m the subtle ing two weeks visiting relatives goodness of the prepara ir, Portland and Washington cities returned this week. tion of the d in n e r. . but in The co-operative grain growers held their annual meeting Mon the course of the dinner itself day night. A it Smith. 0 G Hilder- does the m agic of C alifornia x-brand and Francis Watkins were We agree with the saying that » elected directors, the two former Idle tractors can win no wars— * and O regon v, ines add gracious being re-elected and Francis Wat that's why we have dedicated our ness and cheer. N o fuss . . serve kins being chosen to fill the place entire shop facilities to help keen ’ all tractors in this area in tip sim ply I N o bother; select the dinner top shape doing their part in pro- ' GAS AND OIL wines that a p p e a l. . and be compli daring food for . Victory. Re • Any Quantity gardless of the . nature of yonr mented as the perfect hostess. R. H. McKKAN and SOM p o w e r problem—whether it’s In su ran es W i* « C eoacil o f O rag OS - Poa*»oa-4rii Avo. Portland A tractor overhaul or just an ad Grain. Feed. Flenr, Fnel justment—come to ns for h e l p . M» Farm Implements. Bags. Twin» PHONBC ■JP*, - w f < Feedstere Office Residence 163 . 162 182 , ____ EBEL. . CaUrrfUai WASCO OREGON A A A A sks For Big Production This Year to Increased production, the com* m ittee believes that their aband onment would endanger conserva tion gains made in the past 10 years and also lead to a reduction in food, production in future years. Emphasis on production prac tices that will help Oregon far mers replace “manpower with landjidwer" feature the 1944 AAA program recommendation« of the Oregon’s new financial reap m- îarmer ediwmitteemen who ad sdbility* law became effective June minister the program in the state. 9, along with changes in four The state committee’« recom other motor vehicle laws enacted mendations, based on views of by tiie 1943 legislature. 1. The financial responsibility county committeemen and pre law which provides that persons * pared with the assisstance of a invoved in traffic accidents must technical group- of Oregon State be able to show proof o f financial college specialists, would e n- responsibility or their driver’s li courage wider use of practices censes and registration pdaites will that will increase or maintain be revoked. , the per-acre war food produc 2. The repeal of the law requir tion strength of Oregon., farm ing every driver to take the state land. driver’s license examination every Special emphasis is asked for four years. Also repealed is the a group of practices that will law requiring persons 70 or over increase production ‘ of >, forage „ who hold current licenses to take crops needed to feed the state’s examinations for renewals r e cord number o f livestock. 3. The extension of the 1941-43 These practices include seeding driver’s license period through the legumes and permanent pasture following two years. mixtures, construction of drain . 4. Reduction In the fee for med age and diversion ditches, pas ical care of ‘indigent accident * ture improvements and renovation, victims from fifty cents for two control of poisonous and destruc years to twenty five cents. This tive plants,and. harvesting seed makes driver’s licenses now coj I of forage crops. $1.26 instead of $1.60. The committee requested con 5, The law permitting the mov tinuation of a second group of ing of unlicensed vehicles from practices that would assist in one point in the state to anoth. r maintaining production at pre for the flat fee of $100. Previously sent high levels. These incude ap the fee for commercial vehicles » plication of phosphate, sulfur,1 bo was one-twelfth of the regular ron, mulching materials and lime; fee and for private vehicles $.50. use of green manure crops, ro dent control, reorganization cf ir BUY WAR BONDS rigation systems and construction of liquid manure tanks. Continuation was also nsbir! for a group of soil conservation and erosion control practice:-. 307 U.8. NATIONAL BANK While thrse practices do not re sult in immediate contributions THE DALLES, OREGON News Laws Change Motor Rules W. R. Taylor M.D. W L ; . - : Mi W ay / to H ealth OREGON <PAIRY COUNCIL O’MEARA Supply & Imp. 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