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T A G R f «. SH ER M A N
C O U N T* JOURHAL*
Holiday Finds
Wasco Folks
Picnicing
The F ourth was a quiet d * .
around W asco. Most o f the peo
ple picniced on lawns and near
iby parks. A few in other tow ns.
Rev and Mrs F L Cannell re-
turned from attending confer-
enoe in Portland and vis tin g rela-
liv e s in D allas W ednesday even
ing They have been returned to
the
W asco and
Gras«
V alley
charges. This is the beginning of
th eir e g h th year here. People in
th ese tow ns w ere g la d to w elcom e
them back. «
Mrs George Lamborne fell at
her home and fractured her arm
recently.
» M iss V ivian Trounce o f Moro
spent the week end and
the
fo llo w in g
F ourth of- July
w .th
M l and Mrs G A S argen t and
i»-turned W ednesday to M oro.
Mrs
E lizabeth
Schaeffer of
Moro w as a gu est o f Mrs Maud
A kers Sunday
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M r. Gertrude C a m .ll E d w r d »
le ft Friday on the bu« for S al
em to attend e ig h t w eeks o f sum
mer school.
Mias Joan A kers returned F r i
day to her hom e an M ilwaukie af-
tej tw o w eeks sp en t a t her grand
m other’s home.
Mr and Mrs G B U r ie
and
fors C lif ’F ridley w ere in The D al
le« Friday on business.
*Mr and Mrs G eorge W. Harris,
the Sherm an Co-op m anager, went
to W alla W alla, W n.,-Sunday
The B arnett fa m ily and friends
gathered a t the home o f Mr and
Mrs 0 G Hilderhrand and picniced
the Fourth.
Lloyd H ennagin and daughter,
D errie and son, Michael o f P ort
land arrived Sunday. Lloyd will
lU ie v e the Sherm an County B ran
ch o f the 1st N ational bank m an
ager, M erle B ecket fo r tw o w eeks.
ver-
The children w 11 v isit their
s i grand parents at W asco and
Moro.
The M ethodist church people
MORO, OREGON
T R ID A Y. JU L Y 7, 19 Í1
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sm all daughter le ft fo r th eir hom e
n ta r S ea ttle, W n., a fte r «pending
p tw o w eeks vacation w t h their
parents.
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T he young m arried group pio-
niced Sunday a t the Leon Sm ith
home am ong them w ere Mr and
Mrs Leroy B elshoe and daughter,
Mi and Mrs M elvin W alsh and
children, Mr and Mrs F rancis W at
kins and fam ly, Mr and Mrs Paul-
cn E ase berg and sons, Mr and
Mrs G B U rlie.
Mr and Mrs W R Reid sp en t
the weekend and holiday a t Top-
penish, W ashington
The A m erican Legion A uxiliary
met Friday at the home o f Mrs
O G Hilderhrand.
W asco shoppers in The D alles
Thursday w ere Mrs V erne D ut
ton Mrs Marvin Thom as and P at
ty Hilderhrand and on F riday,
Mr and Mrs John Royce.
Mr and Mrs Owen B arnett madii
n bus o s s a trip
to the
county
» a t Monday.
W illiam Clothier, w ife and d a u
gh ter, Anne, drove to Portland th t
first o f the w eek.
Mr and Mrs John Sheldrake and
son« o f Hood R iver w ere guest«
o f Mr and Mrs Lloyd R oyce and
children,
Mr and Mrs Vernon
Van Gilder, M is Olive and John
R o b n so n , Jam es Maddox a n d
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SHORT
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E A SIE R TO GET
ANYONE CAN ERECT THE UUN6LE HAMMOCK(
' A t far aa w e know th ere's only
tllSughte
th a t w ill k eep
A lthough q u o te , o f « . paasan- <“ * * ‘ ke ; a f ‘ , r
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th o tot him kiss h er, or w h y he
( K i n . « » Ila b l. for J**oo-
tr/ ^
in g show ah increase fo r June, the
. G A S A N D OIL
T irss-A cceraorieb
demand still fa r exceed s the sup-
j f iy . ’ *So tody, ta k e heed w hether
you drjnto th e fa m ily auto or ju st
keep a w atch fu l e y e on it. Get
cvertf bit o f w ea r from tir e s be
fo re e g o in g t to th e O PA board fo r a
replacem ent perUflcate. “B ” and
“C” bookhoiders, o f course, are
e lig bto to apply fo r n ew paaran-
g e r tires but lo$al boards still
giv e tftrat atten tion to t h e m o st
essen tial m otorists. A nd “A ” book
holders are elig ib le
fo r ration
certificates, fo r
Grade
th ree
tir e s— recapped, used or seconds—
i f any are available in the com
m unity. B ut OPA b oards wiH not
ru th o rise any ty p e o f replace
m ent a s long a s a tire can be re
capped or repaired su ccessfu lly .
And inc d en ta lly , G rade A cam el
bock now con be
obtained for
p assen ger cars.
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Difficulties encountered by Marines on Cape Gloucester, New Britain, while erecting and sleeping in
Jungle hammocks are reproduced from on-tlie-scene drawings made by T Sgt Victor Donahoe a Ma
rine Corps combat artist. Sgt. Donahue takes a broad view o f what can
to a Marine n^d
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A tom ahto. by nam e H enrietta,
J u st loved to w ear a tig h t sw ea ts;
T h ree reasons she had,
To keep
w arm w asn ’t bad—
B ut the ’o th er tw o reasons w ere
hettah.
ses
and Mrs Lee H ines, O rville H ines
end Mrs W ing o f The D alles c e l
ebrated the F ourth a t U ncle W alt’s
picnic grounds near The D alles.
~ _ Mrs
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Mr ~ and
Frank ______
Lambom<
u The 0^11^ W edesday
— BUY
Mr and Mrs Frank Reid and
son o f Portland w ere g u e s ts of
his parents, Mr and Mrs David
Re d, several days.
K enneth F erguson, son in law
o f Mrs Lydia
Darby, has . a c
cepted the position o f
sum m er
program director for the South
e a st branch of Y.M.C.A. in Port
jan(j
BO N D S
TO D A Y —
They th at know God w ill be
bum ble; they th a t konw th em sel
ves cannot be proud.
— Ftovel
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McKEAN and SON
In su ran ce
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
Farm Im plem ents, B ags, Tw ine
B A R B E D W IR E—GOOD POS'l*
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-F eedstor*
PH O N E S
Office
163
W ASCO
162
Residence
182
OREGON
E very Saturday
At Ye Olde Mffl & Cellar
Headquarters for
H h iu tlp M iiA t
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DOUBLE DOTY
DOLLMS
.V eteran s A Friends
Veterans of Foreign Ware
T h e Dalles, Oregon
menea
From were w e’re s e ttin ’ it looks
as if th e fem a le sojurs are out
to outdo the G. I. Joes when it
com es to corny arm y slan gu age.
No
m atter w h a t
goes on
or
c<une* off, th£ g a ls have a word
for it. W hat rilly killed us though
w as “h ip -k it”
To a W ac, th a t’s a girdle.
Cuban ‘Fireside Chat’
picniced Sunday aliter church at the
c ity park
Mrs A L A nfrang, nee Jessie
Knox, is back with her fa th er and
w ife, Mr and Mrs Frank Knox,
in
th -
a fter v .sitin g relatives
ea st.
D ouglas Schull of the navy re
turned th e F ourth to hia p o st in
P ocatella. Idaho, a fter about ten
day« fu rlou gh
w ith h is parent»,
Mr and Mrs E. Shull.
Mira L avelle and Gaylord Guy
of Portland visited their grand
parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Lam-
hom e several days.
Mr and Mrs
Steve McMillan
le ft fo r S ea ttle, W ash ngton the
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Fourth.
Mr and Mrs J Hill of Y akim a,
W ashington “ are
v isitin g their
»au gh ter, Mrs E lv is Rich
and
fam ly. M rs Rich and son return-. Dr. G ras San Martin, whe was
cd from Y akim a Sunday. On the elected President o f Cuba recently.
Fourth a num ber of rela tiv es and
•hown at the microphone a« he
fr ie n d , picniced a t th e Rich hom e
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P“ P'«
Mr and Mrs Ted Proudfoot . „ J
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H a 't doing hit p a rt . . . We
m u t t do our p a rt!
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F o r h im th e te r r ify in g g ra n d c li
F o r us, too, th e terrify in g grand
m a x o f th e w ar is a t h a n d
c lim a x o f th e w ar is a t h an d .
T h e s u p r e m e m ilit a r y r is k —
T h is su p r e m e , d e sp e r a te c a ll for
b o u n d t o b e b l o o d y , c o s t l y , in
A m e r ic a n d o lla r s —16 b illio n s o t
A m e r ic a n liv e s.
thorn — is t o e n a b le ou r figh tin g
O ur b o y s k n o w th is. T h e y d o n 't
m e n to ca rry th ro u g h th e grim ,
b lo o d y a s s a u lt to a su c c e ssfu l c o n
have
to
r ea d
th e h e a r t-r e n d in g
h e a d lin e s o r c a s u a lty lis ts t o k n o w
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w h a t is e x p e c te d o f th e m .
t h e d o lla r s in y o u r p o c k e t —in y o u r
sa v in g s a c c o u n t
B u t th e y a r e n o t flin c h in g . . . n o t
h o ld in g b a ck .
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gon « dairy council
w.
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Y ou m u s t b u y W ar B o n d s —n o w !
A t le a s t tw ic e a s m u c h a s y o u
T h e y w ill s e e t h e g rim v e n tu r e
** ’ «' Av
c lu s io n a n d V ic to r y .
N o t j u s t A m e r ic a n d o lla r s — but
They are in i t
I
b o u g h t la s t tim e . I f y o u are
th r o u g h t o t h e b itte r , v ic to r io u s
a lr e a d y b u y in g B o n d s o n a p a y
en d .
r o ll sa v in g s p la n , b u y E X T R A
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A n d if, for y o u r b o y , or s o m e b o y
B o n d s d u r in g th is D r iv e .
y o u k n o w , th e p r ic e o f V ic to r y is
Y our G o v e r n m e n t is c o u n tin g on
d e a th , y o u c a n b e a b s o lu te ly c e r
ta in t h a t h e m a d e t h e su p r e m e
y o u . Y our b o y , a n d y o u r n e ig h
b or’s b o y , a r e c o u n tin g o n y o u . . .
sa c r ific e c o u r a g e o u s ly . . . for th e
ju s t a s y o u a r e c o u n tin g on th em
ca u se of F reedom .
in th is fa te fu l hour.
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D on ’t lo t thorn d o w n I D o y o u r p a r t - a « th e y
Today, every patriotic Am erican
should not only enjoy the food
he e a ts, but should eat the food
that w 11 keep him w ell and etrong.
Milk and m ilk products head the
list of foods th a t are good and
good for you. And it ’s good to
Vnow th at ice cream
is am ong
th ese top o f the list foods. Ice
cream ha« both qualifications of
a good food—a p p etite appesfi and
food value I t ;« an en erg y food
w ith added m inerals, vitam in«, and
quality protein. So in p lanning
m eals, rem em ber th a t ice cream/
m ay be considered a d vidend in
(he d a y ’« Rupply o f milk.
R A SP B E R R Y S A U C E
1-2 cup su g a r
2 tb sp lem on juice
1 fcbsp cornstarch
3 tbap w ater
2 cups raspberries
M x th e su g a r and cornstarch
and com bine
w ith the berries,
lem on juice and cold w ater. Cook
ever low heat, stirrin g con stan t
ly , until berries are very tender
Rub m ixture through sieve. S er
ve vrfhle still warpi over vanilla
ice cream . M akes 1 1^2 cups o f
seuoe-
Ice cream is not ae plentiful as
today for civ ilia n s a s it w as be
fore
the w ar because we are
sharing w ith the armed forces.
Fven so there w 'll be m ore com
m ercial ice cream during the su m
mer m onths, a t lea st—although
the supply
m ay not be large
enough
t o sa tisfy
everyone’s
craving for ice cream . In o th sr
v o r d s,
it is much a first come
first served iflea ju st now.
S ervin gs o f 'os cream or sher-
b«t look larger when served with
fr u it or sauces— on cake or cook
ies- There are litera lly dozens of
sauces to ehooes, from the year
C ARM EL SA U C E
1 cup su g a r
1 tbsp cornstarch
1 1-2 cups boiing w ater i tap «alt
2 tbsp butter 1-2 cup cold w ater
1 tsp vanilla
M elt su gar in heavy sk illet over
low h eat until a lig h t am ber color,
r tr r in g constanty. Pour in the
boiling w ater and continue heat
ing. stirrin g con stan tly, until su
g a r is all dissolved. Add the butter
end m ix to a sm ooth paste. Ad4
the cornstarch, s a lt and the cold
w ater. S t r until blended and sim
m er for 20 m inutes, «tiring aften.
Cool. Add the vanflto. M akes about
2 cups o f saoce.
a
round favorite«— chocolate, ear
n 'd
m arshm allow —to the more
season al fresh fr u its and berries.
a r e d o in g th eirs. D ig d o w n , A m e r ic a —d ig d o w n
d e e p ! W h ile th e r e is still tim e . T h is is A m e r ic a ’s
Z ero H o u r —C iv iliz a tio n ’s Z ero H o u r !
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