Sherman County journal., July 12, 1946, Page 4, Image 4

Grass
K now ing Meat
People Picnic
Cuts V aluable
T o H om em ak er
On The Fourth
lamliy, Mrs Amelia Kg
Mrs Ted Peterson w
Y
guests at the home 0
Mrs W. F. Schilling Saturday K ent
What They Lfiok L ik e-H o w . to Coo.*1
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Mr and Mrs Ed Allay relum ed
0 Mr and Mrs Hadley Starts, who W ? ? '
"have been here visiting relatives -M r and Mrs Elmer Hall of borne Saturday from StUdley,
Round & to u
Standing Rump
Bone!«* Rump
Heel of Round
: tor a w eek left Sunday for Tygh ^ » 8
California « d t a r Kansas x h w e V'ey jroant a y o n t h
tM,
I»
. .4^ -Jfolivy
spend
few
days
mother, Mrs J a m e s W a lk e n s ..a w V*i
a t.w e laxsC of thelf son
X7Y to
Vv DW
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s«* Y D visit-
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his'brother in law and »ister, ° f M c M in n v ille a r r i v e d here Sun- hvtfaw and daughter, Mr and
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. and - Mr» _____
W illis Brittain,
d«y 1/1
to aH
attend
the
wedding of Mrs
Mi% W ayne Käme». r
fore returning to their home In Hall’s «Nee and M rs W a lk e n
Los Angeles, California.
fhaw8’ granddaughter, Betty Olds
bom
bam,- roast
brais«; roast
LAND BANK
braira; umnrar
Mr and Mrs Edgar Alley, Mr They rem ained to spend teyeral
ih d Mre Hafoid OWens, Margar- <*»7» visit mg at the home of Mr Long term.
iW r M o m e n t -
Rib Rousr
V r iS * Barnett ahd fcill Johnson at-• ahd Mrs Dell-Olds
Rdibd Rib ;
Top Round Steak Bottom Round
Steak
4%
..J in d e d the dance in The Dalles
Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith, BH1
• . & "*•
*.?,
3rd a t July.
Johnson, Margaret Barnett and
? Mr and Mrs Hollis Marple and ^
J X n ‘u
° l u e iu VWC11O o«u-
Mr an^
ttI1U ^
mIB
tored to Goldendale Sunday
' own AaFR
L„xl
>n City
,HoHlno T K- Dalles N a tl Farm
•(Wilf
Bank Hotel
The Dalles, Oregon
roast
panbrotf, fry; braira
.of Mr and Mr, Fred Cox Saturday Smlth and Klng PritW-
—
7 * ^dbenlng Mrs Marple ills a cousin
rai
, qf Fred Cok.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Perry left
Wednesday for Metolius to spend
. the week end camping and flsh-
/ |n g , returning home Sunday.
.# , M rand Mrs Hal Carter brought
her mother, -Mrs Charlie Ander­
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home Friday from Silverton
Arm Pat-Roost
Rinalam Chudt Porierhov’M
Blade Pot-Road
where she spent a week visiting
20 ft. Lengths with Ovkk Coupling*
her son in law and daughter re­
turning to their home in Silver-
ton Sunday.
Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe, Ro­
Any Quantity — Immediate Dalivary
bert Rolfe, Mr and Mrs Willard
bra<; yor.brafi.
Alto Mow Stool tovnd»,
brain
brain
Rolfe and son, John Rolfe and
‘ flot». Plot«»
family, J<r and Mrs Roy W ells
WrHe f W ir« for OstMls
Comod Bwsf
Club Steak
Brisket
T Bons Steak
and sons, David and Donald of
McMinnville, Mr and Mrs Charles
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Raker and family of Antelope and
Mr and Mrs Pat Kelly of Port­
land all went to Bear Springs to
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PORTLAND 10, ORE.
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spend the Fourth of July. A pot
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—
luok dinner was served at noon
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si«.
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brail; poobnMl: fry
»nd all had a good time.
Mr and Mrs Les Peterson and
Short Ribs
Shank Cross Cuts
I .English Cut
A L E SSO N IN B1ÊF CU
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Ability to identify the many cuts
Among those w ho picnicked of beef, veal, pork and lamb is of
p r a c t i c a l v a lu e to every home­
and —rlTfl 00
D eschutes the m aker— to every food buyer. No
F o u rth of July w ere Mr and Mrs less im portant is a knowledge of
Arzell Lem ley and daughters, E i­ die cooking m e th o d or methods
leen and Carolyn and son, G or­ best suited to each cut, since m eat
don, Mr and M rs A lfred Keck an d m ust be cooked according to cut
daughter, M argaret, and son, for best results.
C h a r t is a G u id e
Bud, Mr a n d M rs B ern ard B aum ­
g artn er and fam ily, Jacqueline
This chart will serve as a guide
Tetz, and Bill F latt, Dean P in k e r­ in selecting and cooking beef. The
ton and Bob R oberson of Moro, m e th o d s re c o m m e n d e d w e re
adopted following exhaustive m eat
and Oscar Lem ley. ‘
cookery studies a t state 'colleges
Mr and M rs A rt Bibby and and the United States Departm ent
children, Stephen and Janice, Mr of Agriculture.
and Mrs George Sm ith and daugh­ *• In cooking meat, the degree of
ter, Judy, Mr an d M rs E ben Kee tenderness is the governing factor.
and niece, Jackie Squire, Jim Seme of the cuts are tender and
Jo n es and his m other and Alton are prepared to best advantage by
Olds left W ednesday for a fishing dry heat methods—roasting, broil­
trip to the lower Metolius over ing, panbroiling and frying. Others
the F ourth returning home Sat­ are less tender and m ust be cooked
by moist heat — braising and sim­
urday afternoon.
Qpl. Clair Balzer arriv ed F r i­ mering. M e a t s h o u ld n e v e r be
day m orning from F o rt Lewis to boiled, say the authorities;
A rule of m eat cookery found
spend the week end visiting his
parents, Mr and Mrs A. F. Bal­ to be more im portant than any
other Is: “Always use low tem pera­
ter.
' Mr and Mrs F rank Bayer and ture.” This applies no m atter what
chAdren, H arry Stark, Carl, Jim cut is being prepared or w hat cook­
^nd Ina May Zeigler w ere visitors ing method is being used.
A d v a n ta g e of L o w H e a t
> t Tygh Valley Sunday a t the
hom e of Mr and Mrs W illis B rit­
T h o u s a n d s o f carefully con-
troll ad tecta have shown th at from
tain.
Mr and M rs C urtis St^rk w ent IB to 20 per cent more meat is
to Tygh Valley last Tuesday to provided when it is cooked a t low
spend a few days visiting at the vemperalure. F u r th e r m o r e , the
home of his brother in law and m e a t1 is more tender, is juicier,
sister, Mr and Mrs W illis B rittian •..lore uniformly cooked and more
before retu rn in g to -their home davorful.
In selecting m eat cuts, it is im­
in Astoria, a fter spending a week
portant
to remember th a t there is
h e w visiting relatives.
no
difference
in the nutritive value
Mrs Dick H uhm an and son,
Dickie, of Sandy and .her sister, of the lean and f a t of the less-
Mrs G ertrude W itt, from Scap­ popular cuts and the more pop-
L » wf
braise; simmer
poose came tip to attend the wed­ 1 ,la r one..
ding of B etty Olds and Marion
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer and come.
noon on Vie. lawn, all w ent
*
Crews on Sunday. They will re­
son,
Clair,
w
ent
to
W
asco
Friday
Chet
Peterson
and
daughter,
the
ball
game
at
W
asco
and
in
•'*
m ain. a few days here visiting
friends. They are staying at the evening to visit at the home of ^ a r y F ran ces and son, Jack, of the evening to the dance. Those t „
.
home o f M r and Mrs Klaus Bar- “ E s u i1 H a r t l ^ ^ r i m s i n e v s Bend vislted over th e F-Ourth Prf w n t WeI* Mr and M”
dehagen.
visitor in Portland last Tuesday. w ith his m other, M rs Amelia Fields, Mr .and Mrs Cecil Fields, -•
Mrs Ted Trim ble and her m o ­
Mr and Mrs K endrick Dunlap Petprson. ,
Mr and M rs .Dam on Fields and • _
ther, Mrs Lewis Olds, w ere busi­
and
Bill
Haynes
oA
C
arlton
came
Mr
and
Mrs
L.
D.
P
eterson
and
£amUy t Mrs Josie U nderhill, Mrs
ness visitors in The Dalles this
T
hursday
to
spend
the
F
o
u
rth
family
left
Tuesday
m
orning
for
S hearer and grandson and'
Wednesday.
and th e week end here visiting Salem and Sweet Home, w h e rt
e m u s ail nf W a » p o - M r
Mrs Orville Ruggles left Tues­ relatives. T hey left Sunday for they will . visit his sister, Mrs George Sm iA , a“
day for Portland to visit her mo­
their homes in Carlton
taking Charles Swan and o th er relatives and Mre
ther, Mrs S. L. Boyce, and her Mrs D unlap’s sister, Mrs Gene before retu rn in g to th eir home Mrs
L ¿S
sister, Mrs Morris DeVeries, from Baughm an
and children
and in Los Angeles, California. Mary Mr and
1
Oroville, California, who is visit- Gene C antrall w ith them for a F rances P eterson of Bend w ent Hufus, Mr *nd Mrs
_
Jn g h er m other. -
ViRlt
w ith them to spend the sum m er Fields of MMb, Mr and Mia
, Mr and Mrs W. F. Schilling and
Mrs H arry H ooper of The Dal- in California.
.
my M^ ns
Mr and Mrs W. C. Schilling and les attended the w edding of Betty
Mr and Mrs George Beach left Packard of P o rt land^ * * * * * ¥*»
daughters, Lavelle and Linda Olds and M arlon Crews here Saturday for th eir hom e in Port- Eddie BuHNtt «gd chlMten f
Rae, motored to Eugene W ednes­ Sunday. Mrs Ross F ields came up land a fter spending a week vis- Camas, W aaningon
Mr and O ^ ^ k r d E » M aM
day to spend the F o u rth visiting w ith her and spent th e day visit- Ring at the John R ust and H O
the form er’s son in law and dau­ ling her parents, Mr and M rs J. S. Dugger homes. T heir daughter, family w ere
ghter, Mr and Mrs W alter Kindt, N e w c o m b
Shirley, rem ained for a longer guests a t the
of Mr and
and family and th eir son in law
Rev and Mrs H ow ard Schilling visit.
and daughter, Mr and Mrs Dick and sons, Jon and M arshal, w ere
Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe, Mrs retu rn ed home A * J W of T£ e
futw ards and fam ily at Leaburg. in The Dalles Monday on bust- W illard Rolfe and son, Danny, Dalles to visit his father,»V. B..
Tex Hayes, M rs L arry H ayes ness. taking Jon for a checkup <Vlrs B ert Cox, Mrs Ted Kelly, who is in the
w th a
and Jackie Shackleton all of having had his tonsils out recent- W illiam B rin k ert and Bill Brin- pack injury^ca^ 4 d
™ *
P ortland arriv ed here Monday ly
k e rt w ere business visitors in
Mr and M ra^ W w d W U H n ana
evening to v isit at the hom e of
Mr and Mrs John B uether left The Dalles Monday.
daughter, Ruby,
Idaho
Mr and M rs John R ust.
Sunday for Portland for a few
Mr and Mrs F ran k Pike moior- w ere over night g u estj W j g t
. M r and Mrs Sam S tark had as days on business.
ed to P ortland to spend the Four- hom e of Mr a^dJftK M IIlard Ea-..
th eir guests Saturday and Sunday
Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap an- th of Ju ly in the city retu rn in g kin Saturday tfg h t They left
Mr and M rs M cElwaln from Clo­ tertalned
friends at
a p in o c h le h o m e F riday evening.
the r home af|flF d|gM bkg
ves, C alifornia and th eir daugh­ p arty at th eir home W ednesday Mr and Mrs John R ust had as eral days here and in Th^ DaHO
ters, M rs Sullenger of Fresno, evening. Those present included dinner guests the F o u rth Mr and visiting
C alifo rn ia
and Eileen of New Mr and M rs Arzell Lemley, Mr M rs H. O. Dugger and Mr and
M r and
York City.
and Mrs Alfred Kock Mr and M rs Georce Beach and daughter, children of Yakima, Wash., spent
the F o u rth of July . t t h e h o m e ,.
Those who gathered at the A. M r, C R. A n d e a n . Mr and M rs p h ir.e y of Portland.
' A. D unlap home the F o u rth of Arch Cantrall, A. F. McGinnis,
Mr and
Mrs Arzell Lemley of Rev. and Mrs H o w « Schll-
Ju ly for a pot luck din n er w ere Mrs Gene Baughm an, and Mr and w e re 'b u sin e s s visitors in The ling, they left frllMfcF Wt
M r and M rs G uy H aynes, of Yam­ u ra P.iiv H avnes Mr and M rs Al- Dalles Sunday.
Duane Lem ley w ith the I U. • S. • home.
Mr and Mrs ■ A. . F.
hill. Mr and M rs K endrick Dun­ f M d '^ c k held high score. Re-
lap and Rill H«$rnes of Carlton, freShm ents w ere served at the Navy called h it m other S u n d ay , left Monday for Qieir home
M r and M rs A. F. McGinnis and c lo s e of the p artv b y the hostess, hiorning from San Francisco hav- Nyssa after spending a J * 5 k _"«re •
Mrs Gene Baughm an and children
M r and Mrs I^ w re n c e Denis in g 'ju s t landed from Pearl Har- visiting th eir son and daughter
from Nyssa, Mrs P aul W ilson and daughter of T he Dalles visit- bor after alm ost a year overseas, in law, Mr and Mrs Arch C antrall
z and children of Moro and Mr and ed at the home of Mr and Mrs He said he would be th ere a few and family.
M rs Arch C antrall and fam ily. WiUard B arn ett F riday.
days and go on to Brem erton,
Mr and Mrs Don Sm ith and son, .
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox had as
T he G rass Valley Rebekah soci- Wn., for his discharge K
L arry, spent S aturday and Sun.
th eir guests from Monday tq F ri­ al club are sponsoring a bridal The
Fields fam ily reunion was day on the
D eschutes camping
day Mr and Mrs H arold Shackle s h o w e r in honor of Miss M argaret held at the home of Mr and Mrs and fishing.
ton and son, Victor, of Portland Kock on F rid ay Ju ly 19 at the C W. Fields the F o u rth o f'Ju ly .
Mrs Glenn Perry left M onday
They also visited at the B ert Cox 1 D O F hall. E veryone is wel- A pot luck dinner was served at for Portland to spend a few days
and Charlie Anderson homes.
w ith
h e r mother,
Mrs Irma
M rs Shackleton is a cousin of
W hitehead, and to b rin g h er ba­
Fred and B ert Cox and M rs An­
by daughter, Donna Deanne, hom e
derson.
after spending a w eek w ith h e r
t l grand m other.
M r and Mrs M illard Eakin anr*
*.
fam ily m otored to Rhododendron
Mr and Mrg H a rry H ooper
the F o u rth to spend the day visit
c.'tme up from The Dalles F rid ay
in g a t the home of M r and Mrs
to spend the d ay w ith h e r p a r­
Gail Davies.
ents, Mr and M rs A. A. Dunlap.
They left Saturday for th e ir home.
Mrs Charles P errlgo and dau-
~ ghter, Linda, cam e down from
Q A ,. Bend to spend a w eek h ere w ith
■
her parents M r and M rs F ra h k .
Bayer. She w as a business v isit­
or in Portland o n e ,d a y last w eek..
. Mr and Mrs Guv Haynes o f
M
u
s
ic
M
a
k
e
rs
î v i l v
Yamhill .arrived Wednesday to
M u s ic
spend the Fouyth and the week
'end visiting his brother In law
and sister, Mr and Mrs A. A, Dun­
lap.
Mr and Mrs Hays Boyce and
TfeGaMM YorasyFAsrafArasy««.*
her brother, Harold Tyler, all of
moodily
for
1.
you wi*h co retire.
Portland came 'W ednesday to
, ■ JIW
for Y O U R home
2. Promcdoo for family
spend the Fourth o f July visit-
How to take the ruts out o f Veur breakfait routine . . .
5. Psya dowhls
ways to m o k. your idtehen "homey" . . . whot color to chooie
the former*» brother la law
sister Mr am t Mrs Orville
les, leaving for their homes
turday.
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