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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1945)
I V p m ^ y s A|y"yxmwYV - jr ' MUDAY, JANUARY •< l»43 A»i< freni luir® ..'fold in eraaaa WV-B lr i tomapoon gtogev. been whipped until foamy.,Be Ootobtoe milk and brown «mgar; tura to tray* «^4 freeze until sol beat until milk to acalded and su id. gar dissolved. Beat egg yolk» un til thick and light-colored, add »quash and salt. Add acalded milk GEORGE h. squash mixture; cook m double - boiler or to saucepan over low heat until it coat» a spoon (M>out 6 nrinutee.) Cool; add orange rind, Squash Ice Cream which would l»fe and ginger. Freese squash mixture an excellent dessert for a holiday until almost Arm. Stir until free dinner.. < i !.. t'-.V1» ------------------ . ., . . i . -ari Squash Ice Cream Western x W inner) In National Contest Service Men C k M ^^j^iO N . y; Come and Go - A D A J t« M A Y N E G. VPD8G1AFF OREGON ^ I R Y 'COUNCIL This Week Attomor At L«w Wayne •*«* ThoMfMB came bonne F r iie r *”« » kto training in California. Ho to risking Me wife and baby. Hr and M m Roy FsweO and other friend*. ■X- ' . J A V JLtoyd Henricbs * returned hoire Friday from the South Pacific and XnttraJia where he has been for ¿M t <fene y s « m Bo for a few weeks visiting relatives and frien d a.'» \ ’ • .. * *• •• *• flordbral 'Till rj w ent'to Portland Wednesday, where he wont on to San Francisco to atart hie training a , a merchant marine. Sgt. Frank Cauthen la no hie way home from Panma, Tanas, to riait hie friends and relatives. He is «xpectod some th n e over the week end r ~ .Doris Wllaoa teas m Port- C end on a busne>s trip. /• ~b ___ ___, ____ Tew, that has bemUnepairing the t e l ep h e n e dines in Sherman county. left Wednes- Z»? W T- t • • tyvn n d Mr*. Serai Searcy visit ed the Charles Buggies family Wednmday. Tbdg toft Thumtoy for KaaWO, Idaho, where they will nm a paint shop. Martin camo Tuesday from Lexington on a combined buoine*» and pleasure trip. , Sgt. Vernon Bayur, formerly em ployed here nt the T. H. Fraser ranch, is to the hospital In Eng land recovering from the amputa tion of a leg sufferd November 26. Mrs. Philip H. Pitman and daughter Tenrto have returned to their home after a months visit at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom k w x \ Wood* of Walla Walla was here visiting with his- sister, Mr« L V. Moore, Tuewtoy and Wedaeaday. Mr. and Wiw. Joo Peters etitor- tatoed a group a t a dinner party night Thom present Mr. and Mxu. Clarence Spar- Mag. Mr. and M m Robot* Hookto- The wise homemaker plan» her m eals ini advance and plans to buy foods “in season.” There are some foods which are always in season; therefore are always good buy®. Of these foods milk is prob 11-2 cups milk ably the most important nutrition- 1 cup bx. sugar ully, for each adult should have a t least a pint daily and children ? fg g yolks a quart liq s o r Costrol | A, C o m m I m I oo ? -W’ WAR LOAN Walther-Williams Co. Is an old established firm that has been selling, jervicing and repairing cars for a generation. The dependability of its products and the qual ity of ifcf service has been proven many tipaes. HERE’S W HAT YO U SHOULD K N O W ABOUT THE i ^ A 1 ‘‘’ ' o • '' f Y ) i m e s C A M PA IG N The March o f Dime* T ire Repair and! Recapping b a campaign to raise fund* to combat infantile paraly«*, one o f the m o » expensive disease* to treat. U n le» a family is wealthy, the financial burden o f caring for victims is almost impossible. Th— 401 E 3rd T h e D a lle « oooooooooooooeooooooooooooosooooaooooeooooeaooooQ irw h y It is important to know that the March of Dimes funds am available ’ x* -' to «myowr needing help i » raooeeririg from polio. Many stricken fandlies o f t r- moderate means fe d that they cannot ask for help. Had tbry ran/ Arrange a v e Y on T r ie d ments may be made for the care of patients depending on their their family situation and general needs. - ’ I FIVE CENTS ~ L a te ly ? FIVE CENTS w w of rrw y * «tone conultottsd siejfc w ith your local , «»ertbasad gsss So «kt N adoaal Foundattoa for Ants specific pus- poss«...MBeank taso d e causa and sasskods of ptevundoa of polio . . . spldisde aid, supplying equip ment »ad supplies so cnanuMiuitics where epidemics occur; and addi- ttoaal B asa ria l aid foe b a d chapters. cri ■gs n d » sad todividual*. Not see gasses assde so tosdtaOsas for the cars of tofaadto psrslysis patients, hat funds ate also veal only IF YOU ARE SEEKING • ligh t- bodied sociable blend, and haven’t for individual car*. It YO U SHOULD D O ABOUT THE OF DIMES CAMPAIGN x •<’,-i, More and more Corby*« ¿s avail» able in tbig «fate. Ask for C o r b ^ ^ next time. - 1 .» 1 tried Corby’s —the whiskey with the Grand Old Canadian Name—now coodirion, it C o r b y ’s your opportunity! * ft" a r c h Now, when it is doubly important that you have good workmanship and quick service to keep your cars and trucks running, have us take care of your service problems. Mr. Oaer»« k . Bvchlw. Chelnaan 1S4S Marck • ! Dünaa Ceapaian MI Í.W. Aahmy llnM, FortUaS 4, OsSfSn '' <W A SHOE REPAIR G r a n d O ld C a n a d ia n rsacT t h q w p s o m H A » ffTMBT. MOW) ITw* B m . V«a aarf Oafefclr O rtofor - a t ATTACK «4 < w»->* . t. «BACK Mtoa Mary Seym M tomed Poritoud Smgtoy wto^e rito baa tom vtoiting mtottotonad friends. Mm Molly Md^chtou a m hoatoasaa M > etod 0 r t y Satwday wight « t tbair tom e. Mt*. Margery Mamin held a whig« pnriy Friday nigtot at he* Mima. High aeoce waa wm by Mr* LeSpy Wrigrt and -tow toy Mr*. Lanmr 8ayr*. • ’ Mr. mid Mm. Lyto Woods from Cestorrito vtotoed frienda ' and Nttotfwt hem Monday. INSURANCE — F O ^ V tC T O R Y W to r./’ to. 1 Last War Heroes mm ft W l r/ 1-4 tap. wait 1-2 top. grated oraag rind 1 1-2 cup« coffee Highest ranking entry front the West in the 1944 National Du roc Ton Litter Contest was this litter of 9 pigs raised bv Jack Corning, cream Richland, Oregon. The litter weighed a total of 2,349 pounds at 180 Winter squash is at its best now 11-2 cups mashed or sieved squash days of age—an average of 261 pounds per pig Total receipts on the litter were $416. At the Richland 4-H Club Show a pen of four bar sod is one of today’s best buys. rows and a single barrow from this litter were grand champions over I* to a welcome addition to the all breeds. diet. It ip a boon to meal ^planners, ,1 The litter was raised under a strict sanitation system on blue W ^ n l A d » grass and clover pasture. The ration was comprised of barley, oat«, too, for a serving of squash will mill feed, akimmilk and tankage. The litter was sired by Bar Y Com fulfill the requirement m the food To Whom It May Concern: Will mission and out of a dam by the nationally famous $2,000 sire, Prouc guide for the “yellow or green” Cherry King. _____________________________ ________ .______ vegetable, a'daily need. whoever borrowed an electric sold ering iron from the P. P. d L. Every tomorrow ha, two han<l-~ Bom; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. please return to the office. le,. We can take hold erf k with thè vegetable baked, steamed and ma- J. K. McKean January 26th. R. P. Brisbane handle of anxiety or the handle of shed or escalloped, but we often Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsig^r faith. overlook its possibilities so a des- event to Portland thia week to _IH. W. Beecher sert. Squaidi can be used in anv ■pend several days visiting and The best preparation for the recipe which calls for ipumpkm. In transecting business. Their. 3 on, futUre, is the present well seen tc, combination with milk or cream- Edwin, Is staying at Mr. and Mrs. Rnd the ladri duty done. nr ether best buy—a squash des- —G. Macdonald weit will All an important place In Yem Houstons. the day’« food supply. The squash will fumtoh appreciable amounts Wasco community will provide ol vitamin A and iron, and addei cookie» for the army engineer in the milk there will be calcium, cangi at Rufus this week. They piotein and riboflavin. The com- will be picked up at the bakery. A bir.ation of the two will make R week a g o R u fu s fu rn is h e d r>l dessert high in food value and dozen. will give variety to everyday men- THE Dewey Thompson returned Sun uz Squash pie and squash cus day from California where he took tard are examples of this type of hto daughter-in-law, Florence,’ and dessert. Following is a recipe for her son, Garry, down to stay with her husband, Ted, who is station v Bonneville power admini-rirator ed there. Dewey came back by way has proposed to extend a powe? of Salem and Corvallis where he line from Goldendale^ Wash., to attended an AAA meeting. ()th?rs in attendance at the AAA meeting A m e ric a s ftgbtiag m ea w h a battle Klamath Falls, Ore. The southern the H un to this w a r took fo r g raves were Wallace May, Ormand Hilde end of the line would be in compe •f re la tiv e *, fa th e r* and ancles, who brand, Norma Cushing and LeRov tition with a private utility, the rell w h ile b a ttlin g the H un a t Bet- Wright. leas Wood, F ra n c e , in W orld W a r L California Oregon Power Co. Mrs. J. N. Landry, who under ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoooooaooeooooooooooa went an operation in the Mid- Cohrmbia several days ago, is re ported recovering satisfactorily. Several Moroites went to The Dlalaa'Thursday evening to be ini tiated into the Elks Lodge. Those from here were Arnold I^antlry, Harry Kunsman, Irving Hart and Joe Peters. Hood River put them through the works. Several mem Mra. WBy Knighton went to. bers of the local lodge ‘also at Pertland Umredoy to visit her tended. reUtime them. T-S W. F. Wallace and wife were Bab • HUM went to Portland here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ginn this week while he w«« home B d n s to n furlongh. wars to Mono Wednhntoy on bust the P. P. k t oftes B e is only anxious about the Mr. nri M bs . AMh Wnganbtost wore toms wWto tbo tofiarto oo a future to whom the present is un fatoengh from Texas. They are via- profitable. —Seneco M ag her parent*, Mr. mid Mrs. A kto McLeod. ‘ f Mr. W i Mm K JLJR oberson to Utah sad C kM fortK JAaephlne Grakmugh to la chhr»* <rf the Union Padfla depot whfln l^r. >ob- «raon to »way. Charles Ckvea *rrtoad m. Moro Friday to ba with hto wtoe ,A»d her fam ily, and M m GUirnnv Mavatognr, tor awtUle bafoi* they return to their homo to Ghee- tor, Montana. Mm, Zelto Kenny lane Sunday to o m who to home from Krimy expects to go doe» Inter in the week. Mia» Luella The DaDea Friday and feu vriay fatoar. 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