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Grass Valley
Soldiers & Sailors
Home For Visits
Mr» Ted von Boratei and son.
Donald, went to Portland a week
age Thursday where he returned
to California after spending hi»
furiough with h's parents Rita
ven Borstel of OSC accompanied
her home last Monday and Mrs
Nellie McPherson of Hillsboro
also came home with her to spend
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c few weeks here visiting.
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Mr and Mr, Dean Olds of Port-
land and their son. Donald Olds.
Petty Officer 3-c w th the seabee..
arrived here Sunday to apend a
week here visiting relatives and
friends. Donald recently returned
from the Aleutian Island» where
he was stationed for over a year-
John Roth arrived here Thurs
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day from the Naval Train ng Sta-
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and
Miss Deris Newcomb went to there ian*t. • Braakfapt c t^ a la and make a fine breakfast dish and «<
Art Bibby and »on, Stephen,
Mir and Mrs C P Adams of The. Mr and Mrs A F Balzer
Sun
nrilaa Thursday and to now
™ lk or cream afp break- just aa good for Sunday night
left Tuesday for ComeMus on bus- Dalle» received a teiegram from son, Clair, returned home
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fa&t standbys. And *gg*,' to one suppers with chilled tomato ju cj
- a week m
ût tbc Wray P™ * f 0wn or another, are traditional and amall sausages.
iness and to visit his mother, Mr» their son, Norman, who to an day after spending
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breakfast - and they are more
Deviled Scrambled Eggs
Frances Bibby. O M Fraley ac- aviation Cadet for the U. 3. Nav
el Reserve, at the War Training sor* and daughter to law, T-Sgt. W vb . Kenneth
umett,
rs
than plentiful at present. The on- 6 eggs
1-4 tearnoon pe.pp?r
compan ed them as far as The school Holbrook, Arizona, atat ng an^ Mr* Melvin D. Baker.
NemwAjtf> W t to
e D B U gs, reason for a breakfast guide uv 1-2 cup sour cream
2 tlls butt2r
Dalles after spending a week here
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i completed
his first solo
BiH Newcomb came up Thurs- Tuesday evening. Mm B J Baker
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* rc T h to ir that 1-2 tap prepared
2 tbsp butUr
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with hi» daughter, Mrs Art Bib- flight and w „ moat enthusiastic *-> from C am «, Washington go- .« « n p m le d them to her homo
mustard
paprika
ebout
flying.
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Spnngs
for
a
few
there
after
apendjng
several
days
•matter what the age or the typé
Break the eggs into a bowl and
By and family
Mrs Prance» Denis and small
accompanied by J S New here with Mr. Baker,
of work or activity facing them beat slightly. Add the sour cream
Mrs Art Schilling and children
daughter of The Dalle» spent comb.
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during
the day needs a good in which the mustard ha» been
and Mrs Kenneth Todd were busi-
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from Tuesday last week to Sunday
breakfast including some of these stirred, and the salt and pepper,
reS8 visitors to The Dalle» Tues-
visiting a t the home of Mr and
d o food reliables.
Heat butter in a frying pan, pour
day.
Mrs Orville Ruggles.
Look for new way« to serve old to the egg», and cook slowly uni I
Eieen- Lemley left Saturday
Mr and Mrs Tom Coyle and Mr
favorites. Deviled scrambled egg» done, stirring constantly.
-nd Mrs Norris Gilkison were bus- * * SU*er Creek
iness visitors in The Dalles Fri- State Camp , spaBgored. by We
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Kent Auxiliary for aweek.
day.
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M r ir fiV r W Lemley entertaned
«■« Ladies Social Service duo F ™
Den’8 and d»u^ l' r of
The Dalles were visitor» at the
a‘ h " borne Wednesday. A pot
Arzell Lemley home Friday after-
lu<* dinneT wa" KTVed_ at nooa
All America needfc a real break- lequiremente of calories, protein,
Is an old established firm th a t has been selling*,
ten members,
Mrs Dolores Simon Woody went fast- These days when efficiency fat, minerals and vitamins,
servicing and repairing cars for a generation.
Mr and Mril
Mr’ R°y
hiling
Koy W
s t illin
g and
portjand Thursday to vis:t her to war production is vital to vie-
The homemaker can get her
The dependability of its products and the qual
win, Gary, were dinner guests at
and husband> Mr and Mrs tory -it is important to start the family off to a good start by
ity of its service has been proven many times.
™e home of his parents, Mr an Fred
_„.-u~ Kurila, who accompanied dav
day rivht.
right. The wav
way vou
you start the placing a good breakfi
breakfast on the
Mrs W‘ F Schilling, Sunday even her here Monday to »pend a few oay has a lot to do with the - way table. H err to a biydlflM f guide:
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day» at the Matt Simon home.
you finish it. If you start with the y FlUit - preferably c tru» - fresh
Now, when it is doubly important that you
and Mrs Frank Bayer Mra
of breakfa?t that provideM or canned.
. natural who,e
have good workmanship and quick service to
Cl? 1i , 8 m T ” * ? J1 * d Tna lvinJ k s spent from Friday to Sunday food for energy and endurance, grain, enriched oc fortified or a
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
and daughter, Jul a, and Ina M y
her
chanceg ape that you wU1 ttn. protein-ricb food: egg» or a com-
care
of your service problems.
Z-egl r wer^ us-mess visi ors in
and Mrg ,„ed vOn £ orst ?l dsh the day having accomplished bination of eggs, bacon, ham or
Pred Krusovv and Mr, Nelli..
Th. Dab more wonk wilh .loaa f a ^ .
« u » , e. ToMrt ,> . enriched or
Unless each o / the day’s meals whole wheat bread, butter, milk
FeArache and Stanley Kn,M>w of
Tom A„
furnishes its quota of the day’s foi cereal. Coffee for adults - milk
Moro were business visitor» •n
and Mrs Ed Alley were visiter:
.rutrients, some may be lacking. A for children. •
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7he Dalle» Monday.
4 0 1 E 3rd
T h e D a lle s
at the Arzell Lemiley home
Mon- good breakfast should supply ap-
There, ie nothing new in a list
Mr and Mrs Matt Simon 80 day afternoon.
proximately one-thjrd of the day’s like that, y o u ,n » y well say. No,
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Herman Ziegler went to The Dal
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lee last Tuesday wk™
when Mr»
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finished his boot training
— William Beck came up last Mon
day from Corbett and was an over
night guest at the Bari Old» home.
He went to M oto Tuesday to re
port to the draft board.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Todd
went to Portland Monday on busi
ness for several days. Mrs Wayne
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Spoor accompanied them to her
iem e in Molalla after »pending a
ind her » »ter, Mrs Emm» Gbam-
veek
x c e , w th
in her
nei daughter
aaugnur and
»..u fam-
of portland ,eft for Mon-
• ly. A. A. Dunlap also w», a paw-
their mother
«t nger to Portland leaving the
sister.
next day by plane for Warren,
T M Rolfe went to McMinnville
Pt^in., to visit his mother and
a week ago Sunday and brought
sister.
his son in law and \daughter, Mr
Mr« A A Dunlap left Wednes-
and Mrs Roy Well» add family
day for Portland and Carlton
Mt Wel)s
wofk
where she will vis"t friends
for Mr. Rolfe. Mrs John Rolfe
relatives.
lative».
. accompan ed Mr. Rolfe to Hills-
.Mr and Mrs Earl Cramer and f
,on of Portland left Sunday for
them home after apend.ng a week
M? #nd
SU n,ey KruM.v
J ’a't‘n« at pthev2 ° n“ °f Mr and family of Moro M»nt Sunday
end Mrs Alfred Payne.___
the Item.- of hi. par-
Mr, John Hay. returned home
Thurtday from The Dalle, harm i
perry k ft Saturday
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h, r M ^ T r e ^ Z eh
WhiM
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W"th T n l T T
he, mother in law, Mr, John Per-
ner of The Dalle..
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Madred Alle,
Mr and Mrs Tommie
tecompanied her as far »« Port
and daughters. Ethel and Marg land where she leaves for Seattle,
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aret, were business visitors
Wash.* where she will be employ
The Dalles Monday.
ed, after »pending several days
W J Croz er of Snohomish, Wn., hire with her parent«, Mr and
wa» an overnight guess at the
Mrs Tom Alley.
ltome of his daughter, Mr» Maude
Garrett, Monday night leaving the
rext day for Burn»
Albert Birdsong and Mrs Etta
Morford of Prineville »pent sev
eral days here visiting at the home
of Mr and Mrs George Smith.
M t and Mrs George Sm th and
daughter. Judy, Albert Birdaong
.Mrs Etta Morford, and Mr and
Mrs Joe Bibby spent, several days
at Warin Springs, returning home
BACK THE BIGGEST
Friday*
SHOW ON EARTH
Marie von Boratel and Helen
The toughest going in this
Simon are
attending
summer
war has just started. Now
school at St. Mary’s 'n The Dal
that our fighting boys are
les.
pushing through enemy terri
Mr and Mrs Eme»t Blaylock
tory, let us increase our sup
were dinner guests at the horns
porting tempo—keep up the
of Mr and Mrs Boyce Blaylock
home-front production and in
Sunday to honor of little Joecile’s
vest in war bonds.
4(1» birthday anniversary.
We at O’Meara Supply &
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis re
Implement company are go
turned home from Portland Wed
ing all out to help the cause.
nesday where they spent several
We’re buying war bonds and .
days visiting her parents.
backing home-front production
Arks Ba ley arrived here last 100%—our shops and man pow
Monday from Los Angeles, Cal-,
er are dedicated to keep up
to stay here until after harvest.
your farm power efficiency
He recently returned from White
horse, Alaska.
Carl Schilling spent from Fri
day ’ to Saturday visiting his
grandparents, Mr and Mrs W F
Sch Bing, j
T ir e R ep air and R ecapping
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Z/hat news w ill
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You k n o w n o w what we’ve heard from him.
W e’ve heard th at Eisenhower and his Americana have
hurled themselvea like a thunderbolt against the bristling
defenses of H itler’s W ehrmacht!
W e’ve heard th at th ey are battering and smashing
at our foe—sparing neither steel nor sweat nor blood
in one final, furious assault that marks the supreme-
m ilitary effort of this War!
A n d whof nows do fisonfiowor and his mon oxpocf
from u t f
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M en and women of Am erica—what the Invasion is
to our fighting m en, the 5th W ar Loan is to us a t home!
For us, as well as for them , this is the crisis— the tim e,
for tremendous, overwhelm ing effort! M ake no mistake!
T he 5th War Loan is the biggest, m ost vitally important
financial effort of this whole War! .
If the 5th War Loan is to succeed, each one of us m ust
do more than ever before—m ust buy double . . . yes, j
triple . . . the Bonds we bought last tim e.
Our men < jcc t to hear th a t we are buying double—
that we are nrtt hing their sacrifice as best we can—
that the Ai cric;in nation, soldiers and civilians to
gether, is m iking one gigantic effort to win this War!
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Thai's the news our men expect to bear from us.
Will you personally see th at they get it?
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And hero ore 5 more reosoM for bvyin g
Extra Booth in the 5 th l
O’MtARA
Supply & Imp. Co
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W a r Bond» or» the boet, the ««<••» investment In
the w orld I
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W a r Bonds return you $4 fo r every $3 In 10 years.
3.
W a r Bonds help keep pricoe dow n.
4.
W a r Bonds w ill help w in the *ea«e by increasing
purchasing pow er a fte r the W a r.
W a r Bonds mean education fo r your children,
security fo r you, funds fu r retirem ent.
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