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* r-. I c o n ti JO V H N A L i MttMU' OUlflGOK : F R ID A Y , M A lic H - Silver Tea The Dalles Wadnesday.- Held By Chib At Grass Valley A silver tea was held a t the Masonic h a ll1' by th e W om en's com m unity club Friday, F ebruary 28 w ith fifteen present. Mrs. A rt Bibby had charge of the program Mrs. Tom Alley gave a book re view on “W ashington’s T apestry” by Capper. Mrs. Bibby gave a re p ort on th e library and held a quiz program on various subjects which was greatly enjoyed. Seven teen books w ere donated to the library R e f r e s h m e n t s were served a t the close of the m eeting by Mrs. H erm an Ziegler, Mr6. Dell Olds and Mrs. Tom Alley. Mrs. Rat Kelly arrived here Fri- day from P ortland to visit at th e hom e o f h er son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. W illard Rolfe. Mrs. M arion W ilson, of Bandon, Oregon, presidents of the Rebek- ah Assembly of Oregon, will pay her official visit to the local Re- bekah lodge No. 118 Friday eve- HjOg r Harold E akin and Slim Thomp- son left Monday w ith five head o f H ereford cattle fo,-the, sh o w .a n d ^ r ^ a y ^ n d ^ id Y y o H ereford s w Saturday evening and were dln- n e r guests at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock. T hey w ere overnight guests a t the hom e of Mrs. Sqw tell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E rn est Blaylock and s*pgpt Sunday th ere re tu rn in g to the city th a t evening, > - M rs- F r *d Cox left Saturday for . v Corvallis vi v ui i if. lq j j v h u a a w eek visit- to s spend ing at the home of her son-in-law a n ., daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al BUTTER FOR FLAVOR J t ^ b c r t s and fam ily - ’f i l l » ¿- a . 4 u C)aud N othing can replace the delle- nan «¡f PrinevU le le ft-T u e s d a y ious "e flavor ¿ 'îw a y of » '" butter. k n ^ ' t Good h a i ï U cooks uÆ Mr. and Mrs.* C. R. Anderson w ere hosts at a pinochle party at th eir hom e Friday evening. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Sim Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. W il lard Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. N orris Gll- kerson, Mr. a n d Mrs. Max Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. B aum gart DeCoumey of Pen- ner. High scores for the evening w ere held by Mrs. Duncan and dleton spent a week here visiting Mr. B arnett and low scores w ere her husband at the home of her held by Mrs. Ruggles and Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs.* Ted von )rstel. / Duncan R e f r e s h m e n t s were Borstel. W illiam B rin k ert brought back served later in the evening by the two of the b e tte r Shorthorn heif- hostess. ers from the sale at P rineville W illis B rittain and son, Gary Friday Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger and Wayne, of Tygh Valley w ere visi Mrs John R ust w ent to Portland tors here one day last week. Mrs. B. M. Kelly and «on, T hursday to visit relatives re- Iz>yd, of Kent w ere business visi tu rn in g home" Sunday. ' tors here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A rt Bibby and' son ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy V intin Jr. of Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. E dison The Dalles and Andy M ueller also S u th e riand motored to Tygh Val- of The Dalles were visitors here ,ey and M aupin Sunday to spend Saturday. the day visiting relatives and Z The American legion and auxil- friends, J. S. Newcomb iary held a joint m eeting a t the M r- and Mrs Dalles Monday on Kent I^egion hall T hursday eve- w ere , i a . hiiRlneq«? ning. After the regu ar m ee ng • and Mrs Howard Schilling w e 4 h X at a party at th eir nochle w ith Mrs. Donald Borstel and C. W. Fields holding hom e Saturday evening foi th high scores and Mrs. Fields and young m arried people. The eve- E m ie Patjens low scores for the ning was «Pe,}t p evenlna. R e f r e s h m e n t s w e r e called B attleship. Re . the eve- w ere served at the close of the at the close evening. Mr. and Mrs. W ayne Karnes left The auxiliary will m eet at the M yrtle Sm ith on T hursday for th eir home in Stud spending W ednesday afternoon. S S -feed.rnonth - e v l s i t i n , her = at th e Kent Legion hall Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley and other relatives and friends. March 15. H ugh Cam eron of Golden^ale Notice: All auxiliary ladies was a visitor at the M illard E akin please finish th e E aster dresses, ranch Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balz^r mo sizes 2 to 12 as soon as possible tored to W asco Sunday and w ere and tu rn them in. dinner guests at the borne of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Earl, Rev and Mrs. Gus H artm ann. After and Mrp. How ard Schilling and dinner all w ent to The Dalles to son, Marshal, and Mrs. Boyce visit C. R. B ruckert, father of Blaylock m otored to Portland Mrs. Balzer and Mrs. H artm an. last Tuesday on business for the Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Crews day. and children moved Saturday Mr. and Mrs. W allace May and frQm th<* FranR VQn B nrstei h er cousin, Mrs. Hazel Moore, of ranc^ Fred K rusow house Chicago m otored to M aupin Sun- Qf lQwn Mr Crews is in day to spend the dav visiting w ith Arch Cantrall in Mr. and Mrs. A. A. D unlap ac- store relatives. Rev. and Mrs. How ard Schilling com pan led Mr. and Mrs. Paul W il and sons w ere Sunday dinner son of K ent to Goldendale, W ash., the home of Mr. and Friday, to a tte n d the fu n eral of Ted BaU V ictor Mobley, who passed away T he B aptist Mission Society at a hospital in TYie Dalles last m et at the hom e of Mrs. Fred Cox Tuesday a fter a long illness T hursday afternoon w ith thirteen Harold E akin had th e m isfor present. The afternoon was speBt tu n e to H ereford - rolliTUr bandages and packing a IUI1C iw loose iwoc- his prise H» bull, W hite Mountain S the Qf fQod flnd c|Oty1jng for E u ro lit h , last week from blood poison- pean re jjef R efreshm ents w ere the close of the meet- Mrs. Bill Johnson t - - in8 by the hostess. Coulee Dam a re here visitin g her d M F arl gaw t eu and parent«. Mr. and Mrs. Tommie fam m ily came up from The Dalles B arnett a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coyla ad Mr. and Mrs. N orris Gilkerson w ere Sunday din n er guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A ttorney a t law Eakin Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin and daughter, Deanna, and Mrs. MORO Vernon E akin w ere business visi Monday, W ednesday, Friday tors in The Dalles Friday A fternoons Shelton F ritts and son. Ed. w ere visitors a t the H arold E akin ranch Sunday. THE DALLES Mrs Dell Old«, Mr«. Arthur 211 E ast T hird S treet Roth and son and Mrs. A. F. Telephone 3209 Balzer were business visitors in V ' ? Saturday for B onnarfiltit» M**d a few days visiting th eir aoa end GRASS VALLEY ENTERTAIN daughter-in-law, Mr.» and ij lir a . Sherm an C hapter Q.E.S. en ter Bruce Alley, and children. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Martin tained Annie Fulton Chapter of were in . The* Dalles Wednesday W asco Tuesday night a t th e ir reg on business. ' 4 \ ular m eeting when Delle and Clarence Young received degree of the Ortler. Mrs. Helen W atkins RED CROSS tifetlPES of Wasco, G rand R epresentative only required gentle heat. W hen of the State of South Carolina and RED CROSS SOLD used as a seasoning it’s best to Mrs. Vivian Ball of Grass Valley, BLOOD PLASMA a(jd last niinute before serv- G rand R epresentative of the State This copld not have happened jjjg. . <jf N ebraska w ere escorted and since Red Cross had no p a rt in the B u tter should be kept a introduced to the E ast as w ere distribution o f whole blood or - s • in cold Mrs. Inez ; Sargent, w o r t h y blod plasma. Th^se products w ere dark ?**<* „ F ______ t? “ 0“ ? „ ____ strong st M atron of Annie Fulton , Chapter turned over to ’ the A rm y and (Xj(M. foods. L ike o th er dairy pro- and Mrs. G e n e v i e v e Powell, N^vy for distribution and w ere b u lte r has » characterlsU c- w orthy m atron of Bethlehem adm inistered 'only by A rm y and ay m y d sw eet flavor th a t ato- C hapter of Moro, The annual do- Navy personnel—w ithout charge, • a n d f l a v o r s If nation to the Red Cro«s was made 8Orb* «trong odors and flavors it nation to tne n e d c ro ss was m ade m zxxnrnounxunnsm sm m sm um t improperly stored. , and plans for Sherm an C hapter’s a n recipt for i ycasi yeast u dough- n Here w e is « tt x ip i iw j j u r u - 27th birthday the 17th of March n u ts m ade w ,tb b u tte r th a t wiI1 w ere m ade R efreshm ents .w ere o_ „ al - fifty — after the meeting. • doughnut fans every- served - to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson w nere’ w ere business visitors in The . Yeast D oughnuts Phene 27» OREGON Dalles W ednesday. * Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alley left mntactnxxntattitttoixotxBr 2 cups m ilk, Vfi cup sugar, EASTERN STAR AT AMUt^MAYNE DAIRY COUNCIL » ... Mr. and Mrs. R. J. B aker ca. up from Thfe Dalles Monday to spend a few days here on bus! ness. . Among those attending the Cbarfhnrn Qhnw and R il e a t S horthorn Show and sale a t Prineville last week w ere Mr. and „ . Mrs. Millard E akin and sons* Duane and Merle, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ball, Mr. and Mrs. L ester Barnum , Bill B rinkert, W ilbur H aggerty of K ent and Mr. and Mrs. V. B. E akin of The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs. N orm an Fields and baby of Moro w ere dinner guests at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fieldfc Saturday eve- > s ? a . ï s r ï J ï î r s of S horthorn H e r e f o r d s and J . “ " ? - 7 h î,m ° n £ k îr sav I lite r ,” a liomemaker »Ay> say. Angus. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Suthre- n afford feed v V r 7 a m ^ y l a n d lp ft M n n d a v f o r Pnrtiand on ? Ot af not 1 teeo yqiur lam ny ,dn<1 le,t M onday for P ortland on Gutter. And here are th e reasons business a few days before retu rn - w hv , /R ich lan d ’» .* n ¡^8 2 ? ^ after h,Ome ertendrinc a _’ . B u tter 7" is . an . e a s ily digested WaehinirtAn 1 v is in g f?°d fat (sc iTntlflC week nere visiting ner sister and gy,ow b u tte r to be 97.8% digest- ’’ Mr and Mrs. A rt Bibby. 1We.p. It u rich in v ita m in A, fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Schilling w hlch p r o m o t e s grow th a n d and son, M arshal were business builds up resistance against in- visitors in The Dalles Monday. fection and disease. Oregon b u tte r Mr. and Mrs Glenn. P e rry and averages about 16,500 Intem ation- (’au g b t-r. Donna, left Thursday a , U nita of v ita m in A p e r year f r Hillsboro to v isit his m other, »pbis a pretty fine average and Mrs. John Pan y . and to celebrate com pares favorably with butter her birthday on Friday, F eb ru ary statlstics from other p a rts of the 28. They visited her m other, Mrs. n ation. Did you know th at th e but- Jrm a W hitehead, at M ilwaukie be- te rfa t from U n and a q u a rts fore r c tu m ’ng home on Sunday. of m jjk is needed to m ake a single Mr. and Mrs. W illard Rolfe and p()und of butter? Think of It th is children and her way; t/ie the retu rn s on tne the purcnase purchase «lum icu ami nc. m other, Mrs. Way: P at Kelly, m otored to The Dallas of a pound of b u tte r m ay b e fig u r- w here they w ere dinner guests at in term g of economy. Rich re- the home of Mr. and Mrs. F red t u rn s from money expended;vit- W agener. am in content—reliable and «table; John Rolfe and sons, Rodney food fat—satisfying y et easy to and Ronald, left T hursday for digest; and flavor—rich and de- Hillsboro to visit the boys grand- iiclou8. In using butter, rem em ber th a t !nh,nrfT?<>rry’ --ip' rate her birthday on Friday. if it is softened and cream ed It Saturday will spread m ore easily and go They returned farther. Saves tim e too. W h en evening. Quite a few people from G rass the supply of butter 1« not as basketball plentiful as usual, use it w here its Valley attended on tournam ent held The Dalles fiaVor counts—as vegetables, or on pancakes o r waf- week-end. M r- anfI Mrs. Gordon Lem ley nes If tha fam ily’ is fond of and Mrs. Arzell Lemley w ere r r French toast,’ ...----- e n e n ioa«L , a a p pitcher i i c n e r o of r w w a r arm m business visitors in The Dalles m aple syrup and m elted b u tte r T hursday Mrnbined I , a, de.lcious t o p p in g - Mrs. Dean Reynolds and Mrs. and th e b u tte r goes fa rth e r this W allace May w ere business visi- way tors In The Dalles Saturday. W hen cooking with b u tte r It is Mr. and Mrs. A. A. A lbright of fo avoid high cooking tem- Portland w ere dinner guests peratures. B utter has a low melt- T hursdav evening at the home of jng and sm oking tem p eratu re and Mr. and Mrs. Roy S c h i l l i n g . _____ ■'_______________________ Mr. and Mrs. Eben Kee arrived h ere Tuesday from California w here they spent a a mom m onth on va cation they also s W holesale Dealer in days in Mexico City. J i O Bi I I n - — S H E LL OH. PRODUCTS VINCENT C. CENTEHIN L aber Finer« Storage Tanks T. Lester Johnson and F ittin g s K C. A. Ruggles INSURANCE teaspoon salt, V a cup butter, cake yeast, Vt cup Warm w ater, 2 eggs, 6 cups flour. Scald m ilk and pour over sugar, bait and butter. CoolI to Ju k ew arm yeast, which has been dissolved in th e w ater. Add beaten aiMf about 4 cups of flour; v» a ***** b®**1 u n til smooth. Let rise in a w arm place u n til doubled in bulk; ^ en boat for five m inutes and let r’®® again. Add re st of flour. Roll ou* on well-floured board, cut ouj wRntgo^giuiut cutter^ o r fo n h tw ists and place on lightly floured P®n 10 rlse W hen doubled in size, in deep fat about 350 degrees <bot enough to brown a 1-inch ° f bread in -1 m inute until * °,den brovrn 00 8ides D r‘‘n on absorbent paper and s p rin k le w ith sugar. These are best served w hen warm. Makes 3 dozen doughnuts. -------------------------- 1- -------------------- A n r n ij A k ir ik ir We now have Shovels, I Post hole diggers, Poultry Netting all sizes, Load binders G Galvontzed garbage cans & »• wash toilers and pressure cookers. ALSO ' V ' e88s Now Available' Hollywood doors 28 x 68 and 1 -2-3 ; panel doors with or without glass, either 26 x 68 or28 x 6 8. n PAPERHANGING W ALL PA PE R CLEANING Painting & D ecorating B rash, Spray — Exterior, Interior S h e e tr o c k F in ish in g Signs a n d S h o w c a rd s ' A b ‘ W estlu n d Painting Service t •’ 720 E. 13th Phone »254 or 3444 “Yours for a n eater and quicker p ain t job.” “W e serve all of W asco and Sherm an Counties.” 5 Moro Lumber & Fuel LAWYER OIL BURNERS WASCO IK K 241 •» * 1 * 48 MORO, ORE. < A*' •.¿1 St. Pat’s and Legion’s birthday 3* > J p V Z • »V I ’ . ’ A k . • ■ D A N C «. • •» T "* -. ■ '.A I / t W Kt.» ; I March 15, 1947 Moro Legion Hall Admission $1.20 . « x «A-, r < -SX y ■ w i t ?1 **. * '3 , A. ^ > 7 ’* \ r: George G. Updegraff ’ '-' A ■■ • • y » ' * f «>» - îî : z V ». i ir f ■' J GRANGERS SHAPE THE PATTERN e f OREGON’S DEVELOPMENT Fruits, nuts and berries m eant $46,475,000 to Oregon S T A B IL IT Y IÄ N D BANK LO A N S Year» O utstanding Service F A R M E R S! expand and Im p ro v e y o u r ta rtn , o r to r an y a a g g r r ic ic u u ltu ltu r r a a l l n e e d . M any L a v e w o n d e b t-fre e o w n e rs h ip SttawOr through tbto cooperative, econom ical loan plan. • V o ic e le A U e a g e m e n t • Low InteTMt R M w Granfi schlewments that ban mads Orafon a better state In which to Hva: Sure ns shootin*, if there’s O ld M an D irt in your Diesel fuel, there’s trouble ahead. Every drop o f fuel goes through injector-nozzle holes small as a hum an hair. A nd if these injectors get dirt-w orn, that does it, brother. Cuts the pow er of your Diesel and leads up to repair bills. Because it’s all- im portant to use a CLEAN fuel, use Standard Diesel Fuel- — distilled 100% fo r PU RITY . Prap^rm ont Privileg»« VIGTOrfXL PETERSON NATION A ir FARM L O A * A88*N BANK HOTEL BLDG. TH E DALLEN? R 5- k^Cooperative Marketing k^Better Roads k^Improvements in Grass Valley, Phone 235 Graduated Income Tax k^Improved Morketing J. C. W ILS O N ’ k^Low-Cost Light and Wasco, Phone 552 A ST A M btffe Direct Election of Senators Education C. R. ANDERSON • IO to AO Years to R epay R. F. D k Routes in 1945. They meant a lot more than th at to Grangers. The dollars-and-cents estimate by the U. S, Bureau of A gricultural Economics represents hard cash pu t into circulation by the state’s orchardists and berry growers. It also represents another substantial industry to support the long-standing Grange position th at the stability of O regon’s economy depends upon sound, diversified agriculture. The Grange takes pride in counting 30,000 progressive Oregon farmers among its members. They are bound together in the cause of better agriculture. To th«« end, because it benefits all the people, they are shaping the pattern of O regon’s development. ' Powor OVFCOM STATE GRANGE 1135 S. E. S A L M O N S T R E IT PORTLAND 14, OREGON YEARS OF SERVICI TO O REG O N F A R M E R S
