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JTAGE 4, 6 R ERM A N COUNTY JOURNAL MORO. OREGON.^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19U
become« increasiagiy important
s£prto<e» of any unknown food
Rev. Silas Fniriigm, dwbrict su­
day because many familiar foods factor in butter. Part of this quart
perintendent of the Mleth'ulitft
we used «0 abundantly In peace- can foe used in this Molaose» Rice
eburçh of Salem met with ^ome of
K .. . , • ** V «axp»#*jf|b
time are leu awaflabte in-wartime. Pudding that ¿be while family can
the Waaco congregation Monday
It’s the flavor of the food that Is eat.
afternoon at the parsonage. They
the secret af ita mooeas. I t ’e the
Molasses Rice Pudding
\ enjoyed bis visit and hw words of
flavor one always neroembera — g tbap washed rice
#
help and instruction.
Dressing well in wartime won’t
makes diahes of quality—-makea 2 1-4 cope milk
Jameç Tate, 2-c Petty Officer of
be quite as much of a problem
meals tempting—makes limited 3 egg», eeparated
the
Radio Teèhnifcion branch of the
‘ Howard Spencer recently went
this fall and winter as last, thanks
foods more palatable. And no 1.4 tap salt
to Brigham, Utah to see his son U S. N a w and b’’a wife, recently to some orders from WPB, states
other fat gives the special flavor 1-4 cup molasses
in a hospitaJ there and also bring •’'eut his furkrOeh with his par- Lucy Lane; .clothing and textiles
of butter nor add» as much appeal i„2 top cinnamon
Mr and Mrs Worth Tat»- t
hi# wife home, who has «pent sev­
specialist at OSC.
,
to other foods. In using your ra- 1-4 cup .granulated sugar
Dsn McDermid is iviritmg
eral months at her son’s bedside.
tion of butter, reserve at to use
Cook rice in double boiler for
Seattle. W««K., this week.
Several million woolen and wor­
He is a wounded overseas pati­
where your family will get the one hour, stirring occasionally,
Watkir® snd wife rf sted garments and blankets will
ent and we are happy to state
most- benefit from Its food flavor Beat egg yokes; add salt, molasse«
* be released to civilians this win­
all his wounds are healed with the C«,Tr*' Chi’4r:'\ Ark . rot*mw*d
H making other foods appealing and cinamon. Add hot rice mixture
exception of h ’s kne? which is Tuesday to spend his furlough te r a s a result of a program ar­
such
as spreading bread and sea- gradually while stirring; return
q-i,| f-npTvl?.
rived at by WPB and the war de­
still in a cast, but he is now able
I»'
uing
vegetables.
•
. t o double boiler, and cook two min­
' f - .-b-i-an irit'at’on pari'’ portment—that is, reducing by
to be in a wheel ch-ur part o f tb**
i
s
t
e
r
has
long
been
recognk-
utes* Cool «lightly. Beat egg
,..•3
u„i,| The.^dav night et 50 percent ar.ny procurements of
time.
eu
as
a
rich
source
of
energy
and
whites
stiff: addz sugar dowlv,
« h —i mwlitoriom.
some of t<he principal worsted and
v
tamin
A.
as
well
as
an
easily
while
continuing
to beat, then fold
Mrs Archie Gosson. who sut’-
a Irt of sligilt woolen products during the last
digestible
food
fat.
In
food
value,
into
pudding.
Chill.
Serves 6.
m'tted to a maior ''-»m t’on
tHff -•»ho-’l child­ four months of this year.
other fat® give the same energy -------------------------------------------------
the Mid-Cohirrihia hcap'ita! Vast ren cau»:ng a few days absences.
Some slide fasteners will al®a
»nd some are enriched with vita­
week h reported recovering nice­ It was a sort of one day flu.
he made due to a recent WPB
min A. but recent studies have
ly
Mm F L Cannell had the child*
order
which perrrtits the resume,
been shown that butterfat sup­
307 U.8. N A TIO N A L BANK
M t and Mrs Keith Fields and ren gather at the city park<Sept.
plies some growth promoting fac­
family, pastor of the -Christian 25th and after games and refresh­ tion of their manufacture from
THE DALLES, OREGON
tor other than vitamin A which is
church, spent •several days v’«- ments organized them into a. distress stocks of carbon steel.
not found in vegetable fat«. Also
iting relatives in or near Portland. junior Epworth League. The fol­
Moreover, women’s and girl’s
butter makes a greater contribu­
children’s and toddler’s fall and
A number of our citizens who lowing officers were elected:
tion to the vitamin A content of
Mary
Margaret
Blakeney-Prcs.
winter dresses,. and suit», coats
took itheir ‘‘one gallon of gas: one
the diet than do the fortified fat®
gun and one cartridge and the hope Ann Jean Briggs-1st vice Pres. blouses and other 'outer cloth ng
on the market.
of one deer”, went to the moun­ Gwendoyn Nesbit 2nd vice Pres. will cost no more than last fa ll, V > u tl SIMPLY HAVE TORINO ANOTHER PLAYHOUSE, CHILDREN, x
It is important in point buy­
and in some caees, leas This is
tains. They were Ed Dutton. Har­ Billy Nesbit, 3rd vice President
W£ ARE GOING TO GET THE COAL BIN FILUP TOMORROW"
ing
to plan in order that you can
in
accordance
with
an
OPA
orde?.
ley Dutton and Earl Richelderf^r. Gladys Moore, 4th vice Pres.
have
some butter for each mem­
Other parties of deer hunters will Sharon Briggs, Secretary
There’ll lie yiore shoes for civ­
ber
of
your family and then to
Richard Blakeney, Treasurer
leave later on.
ilians, too. WPB has permitted a
make
every
bdt of it
count in
Billy Thompson end Anne Cloth­
your meal planning and prepara­
Under the ASTP set-up Jerry ier. Lookouts. The following Su” • 25 percent increase in r uinu1
t io n . Don’t waste any of this
Barnett has Ireen selected to pn day evening the senior Epworth shoes for boys, misses and chil­
dren
and
infants
as
well
as
great­
pnecious food that contributes so
to a picked college to (finish h s League was organized at the
er
production
of
men’9
work
shoos.
much in the way of nvtrit’cn?’
a-my engineering course. A 4- church with the following officer«
WPB
is
also
following
tests
nv
de
and growth promoting factors as
vear course of study that h'Ks to elected: Robert Nerbit. President•
by
the
National
Bureau
of
Stan­
well a® food flavor.
be completed in a period ef two Gerald Nesbit, 2nd v ’ce president-
dards
on
two
sole
treatment
oil
Whole milk can help protect
years.
Billy Sheets 3rd vice: M4's Emigh
compounds
designed
to
1
ngt
■
n
r.eals
short ih butter—a quart
It is a serious question today ns the diet, or whether it can b^ re-
Guv Andrews reports his oldest 4th vice; Billy Sheets Secretary-
wearing
quality
of
shoes.
holds
the
equivalent c f about three
to how to meet the dietary need placed by other fats
eon. Chester Paul, ts stationed at Treasurer and Carol Blakenev,
GEORGE B. MOON
for fat and to what extent butter
The flavor of butter is accepted tablespoons of butter and will
the newly established Camp Fa ri­ Lookout.
WASCO. OREGON
possible
should be considered essential in as superior to other fat«. Flavor help protect against
ot h n?ar Tvler/ Texas.
The engagement of M rs Mild­
Mr and Mrs Harry Van Gilder red Butler of Longview, Wash .
returned Monday from a week daughter of Mrs Wilev McDonald
spent with their son and wife. of Wasco, to Ketyh McDonald, mm
Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Gilder, 1-c in the navy, was announced
in Tillamook. Mrs Arthur Van "ast Thursday evening at Long­
Gilder returned home with them view. '■
for a short vielt with relatives.
■
“!
In loving memory of my dear
Saturday shopper» in The Dal­
»on, Ross, who passed away two
les were Mr and Mr» I>eon Smith,
years ago today. Time can n**ver
Mira Hiward Spencer and daught'»’-.
dim the I xyvc and Memory of him
Mrs Marvin HoweH. Mvsdames
I hold so dearly.
Pandy Rich. Esther Stanley nnd
Rebecca RildeTbrand Coryell
1
Elisa Dingle, Mr David Reid, ^as
v ‘ *1 * ,Z ’’
\
Richelderfer, and M t and Mrs A
ABOUT 4-H CLUB
Macnah.
■’R.
Mr and Mr» H D Proudfoot rr-
LIVESTOCK SALES
turned l»»t week from a trip to
Minnesota. While there they werf
rito- —
Livestock produced and sold un­
a
through the Mayo Bros, clynic and der the auspice» of 4-H club« is
H ft,
r ifili *
also visited their aon, John, who governed* by the ment rationing
is attending a university in Min- regulation the same as other live­
neapttic.
%
stock, according to OPA. - This
r* *
•
. w—
*
Mrs Chester Bardenholt is vis­ means that the only person who
iting her aon, Delbert Johansen may obtain custom slaugbtere»!
and wife in California. Chester is meat point free are livestock pro­
chief cook and hottie wps-her at ducer» However, OPA pem rts
P IP f C tA T fR
C L ÌA H ÌK s u o i A l / r & t A V C
I ms P i c r i o n i
his home which he la remodeling such recognized boys’ and gir’s’ COME TO US FOR THE FACTS
P I P Ì p ic k ìp ,
P IP Ì b IA T I* '
during her absence.
farm organizations rs 4-H
In spite of the proa and cons ou
STPAW C A M Il g '
MAMP K A IL
\
Mrs Carrie Ogle returned Sat­ •to eefl their livestock at a fan*, availability of new tractors for
m-
urday to her borne in The Dalles exhibition, or an an'nfl! show at the farm, our fighting forces still
after spending a week with her premium prices, »» money from require the bulk of mechanized
aunt, Mr» Eliza Dingle
such sales usually helps provide production. However,.. Uncle Sam
The Crabers moved their hou«> - educational funds for club mem­
doe« not want to hamper home-
hold goods out of the Yates hou'T ber».
front production of food.
where it haa been stored, this
If you must have a new trac­
week to Heppner.
GAS AND OIL
tor in order to carry on your work
Diebert Johnson and father, Dick
in the production of food, your
Any Quantity ___
Johnson, were in The Dalles Mon­
R. H. McKEAN and SON chances are good to get a new
day on btunness.
STKAW snpptu
tractor.
In su ran ce
STAAPI POAPD
Come in and see ws for the
Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel
KCTVKMPOAPO
facts.
Farm Implements. Baga. Twine
StPAKATOK SHOC
PHONES
K e r U M C L M A TO K O tU V l SHAFT
Helps Vou Look Your Beat
Residence
Office
Fee (istori
B C ru K M A U O C K
182
M«CCT HITCH
162
Phone 263
163
K C r ilK H CLCVATOP
(raosr w n ic l ostioma Q
OREGON
FOR APPOINTMENT
WASCO
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C*»f*r»UU»r
Howard Spencer
Returns From
With Son
More Clothing
To Be Made
This Winter
W. R. Taylor
M.D.
Light Batteries
n e w & r e b u ilt
PLANTS
Sy>AD A ^R ^M Ä V N E
<PÀIRY COUNCIL
PARTS
A T T E N T IO N
GRAIN AND PEA GROWERS
Orders Are Npw Being Taken for
18'4 HARRIS HARVESTERS
(New Hi-Deck and Extended Rear End)
Wtt BEAUTY SHOP
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
1 Typical Cross Section Harris 30-38 1944 Model
RIPES
«■ Theater WOporatteos
Tkwt’y, May
Prohibition
ISM
Block, the a n ti-liq u o r crow d is tacking on
am endm ents to practically every m ilita ry
They're at it again in Am erica, and even
appropriations‘m easure in a desperate effort
as in the days of W orld W ar I we may yet
to secure prohibition or the nearest thin g to
hear that Am erica is D ry.
it they can force through Congress.
• Production now under way for 1944 dalivary.
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• Extreme side hill end level lend models. . . Width
l6*/y and 20 feet.
e
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! • Plaça your orders now to Insure early delivery.
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,
.
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• W e ere accepting orders subject to future War
, Board approval. ... .
MORE THAN 200 IMPROVEMENTS DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS
FOR FURTHER INFORM ATION SEE
Moat of us in the U JS. armed forces
Rationing is p la ^ n g into th eir hands and
could not he classed as violently opposed
gives them a good excuse, and r o oppor­
to liquor control for moat of us believe in
tunity is missed to use this excusa in their
moderation. On the other hand, there are
effort to limit the production and distribu­
O MEARA SUPPLY I IMPLEMENT COMPANY
a few of us who could be included in the
tion of liquor of all types.
—------------------ r W a s c o u O r e g o n
group of Am ericans who felt “ the noble
experiment** was a huge success.
W e can rem em ber the days of prohibition,
when moonshine whiskey made quick fo r­
It is with alarm therefore diet we learn of
tunes fo r bootleggers, crooked politicians
the growing political strength of the aati-
and dishonest police officials. A s a result we
liquor crow d in the United States.
claim w e know w hat we want in the way of
Taking advantage of wartime conditions
Jiquor legislation and feel those at home
slid restrictions the new prohibition group
should w ait until we return before initiating
is working night and day for legislation
fu rth er legislation on liq u o r control.
which will give A m erica prohibition in fact
if not in name. Using the tactics of the F a rm
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