Sherman County journal., November 19, 1948, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1948
man Peters, »Mr and Mrs Alfred of pricking the skin of a cook-
Kock and son Bud, and Mr and ing turkey with a fork’s tines
Mrs Gordon Lemley and family is not a reliable test and it ah'
took the dinner out. to the Arzell lows savory juices to escape.
I^emley home Saturday evening The OSC extension nutrition
and surprised Mrs Lemley on specialist. Miss Agnes Kolshbrri,
her
birthday anniversary.
The says a much better test Is to
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evening was spent playing cards, press the thickest part of a drum-
Mr and Mrs Ivan Gervais of stick between the fingers, being
Walla Walla, Wash., stopped a careful to protect the hand with
B j M n 1 Y Rainer
while Thursday at the home of a cloth or paper.
The bird is
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balaer on done, she adds, when the meat
The Woman’s Community club
their way to Prineville to visit hi soft to the touch. w
met at the Masonic hall Wednes­
his parents, Mr and Mrs E. E.
A second test to use on the
day afternoon ’ with eighteen
Gervaia.
cooking turkey is to move a
members and guests present
Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley ry drumstick up and down with the
Guests were Mrs Eugene Amidon
O h i
turned home last Monday from fingers. If the joint moves or
and Mrs Leona Douma of Moro.
Portland where they* spent a few breaks readily, the bird is ready
Mrs Amidon gave a report on
days on business. They also vis- ^or th® Thanksgiving table,
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her trip to the National conven­
ited their parents, Mr and Mrs
Correct turkey roasting tech-
tion of Womens’ clubs in Port­
Charles I^m lev in Gresham
nique, according to Miss Koi-
land and the district convention
Mrs L. D. May of . Moro is »horn, involves slow cooking
held in Arlington. Mrs Millard
Eakin gave a very interesting
spending a few days at the home
heat. For birds that
talk on her trips to the state fair
of her son, Wallace May and wel«h up to 14 pounds, a roast-
* ing
**** time of fUrnn
three an«t
and nnA-nolf
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at Salem, the county* fair and
four
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the livestock show in Portland.
an over temperature of 300 de- dent of the U n iv e rs ity of Penn- sylvan la a t P hilad elp h ia,
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Refreshments of cookies, tea and
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grees. Larger birds will require
coffee were served at the close
And
Here.s
How
To
up to six hours to roast at the
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of the meeting. The club will
same oven heat.
cooked bird. Using melted fat
meet the 1st and 3rd Thursday
A superior service
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spread
b ÿ a n open-textured
Cook
the
National
afternoons of each month.
of
personal attendance
A
home-handy
to
remember
in
cloth,
one
may
see
that
the
bird
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Mrs Jerry Coyle and daughter,
f
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preparing dressing, • Miss Koi- is thoroughly greased just prior
THAT
COSTS NO MORE
Verna June, arrived here last
r .,v
shorn points out, is one cup of to being put into the oven,
Holiday
Bird
Monday from Lebanon and will
dressing to each pound of tur- Greasing holds moisture inside
stay at the home of her son in
...
If you’re one of many impa- key. Do not stuff thé bird tight- the turkey and aids in obtaining
law and daughter, Mr and Mrs
tient housew iv^ , who’ll be test- ly, as the dressing will expand a uniform brown Appearance,
1 van Blagg.
. Far the men whe ge dewa
ing*a roasting turkey Thanks- in cooking she adds.- Extra
Trusses may be cut after the
A layette shower for Mrs ALL BANl>« ALOFT TO TRIM NAH
virtually a thin* ef the past,
giving morning by stabbing it dressing may* be baked in a sep- bird has cooked an hour,
Keith DeCourcey will be held at *• Bs ssa Is shllf. »*<
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t vessels are enly used as
Ö00 K ill* AVE
from time t<> time with a fork arate pan.
Avoid dry breast meat by
the home of Mrs Claus Barden
wW* . lb* cry
"•ard training ship Eagle,
to see if It’s cooked to a turn—
Trussing , the bird by tying cooking the turkey on first one
A wide range of prices
hagen at 2:30 Saturday after
„ *an JgV,,
I. Horst Wessel, a three-
take the word from a specialist, wing tips back and securing side, then the other, and finish
noon November 27.
Everyone
that meets ell wishes
you’re doing wrong.
legs snugly against the tail will roasting by turning the bird
Invited. •
a—ssse
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That old housewifey custom improve the appearance of the breast up, are other suggestions.
Mrs Edgar Alley and Mrs BUI w
Mra A A Dunlap.
Mr and Mrs C. R. Andersen
Johnson were business visitors M Mr a and Mrs Ed Alley werg and Mrs C. Wilke, were business
in The Dalles Saturday-
business visitors in The Dalles visitors In The Dalles Friday.
Fred Cox and Mr and Mrs w ^ owjgy
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Mr and Mrs Harry Stark and
James Earl attended the Baptist
Ted Tumble drove to The daughter, moved to the new
sUU convention in Portland Da]les Thursday to bring his iouse built on the Sam Stark
from Tuesday until Thursday,
in
Alton Olds, home ranch, on Friday and Saturday.
Dean Olds of Portland brought f
hospital recovering
Mrs Earl Olds ,was hostess at
his mother In law, Mrs Jacob frQm an operatlon On his knees a surprise party at her home
Waasenmiller, home Saturday af
gnd Mrg Wallace May left Saturday afternoon honoring the*
U r apending a month there vis Sunday for Portland on business birthday
anniversary of h e r
itlng relatives. Mr. Olda return
. g ghort vacation, returning sisUr, Mrs Herman Ziegler. Pin­
ed to the city Sunday afternoon
qvhur8dgy ochle was played at three tables
The Grass Valley
Rebekah* Mr >nd Mr# J<)hn Ru8t bad as with Mrs Boyce Blaylock hold
and their families had a party
Saturday night Mr ing high »core and Mrs Don
at the Odd Fellow hall Friday gnd Mrg RjR Rrinkert, Mr and Smith low score for the after­
evening. Dinner was served to Mrg Rert Cox and Mr and Mrs noon. Refreshments were served
about eighty people. The even Warren Morgan from Condon, at the close of the afternoon.
Ing was «pent playing cards and The evenln< waa «pent playing
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett
dancing. «
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pinochle with refreshments‘ ser were - hosts at a dinner Friday
Mrs J. 8, Newcomb returned
|aler Jn
evening.
evening at their home honoring
home Monday from Tna DRUM
.
the 12th birthday anniversary
where she spent several days
M ^and Mr Tom Coyle return Qf
Re|tK Those pre
visiting Mrs Hetman Schilling ed home Monday rom
gent included his grandparents,
Mrs Ross Fields and dau£her, Home where they attendedI the Mr
Mrg Q N Ruggleg and
Susan, and Mrs Harold Owens funeral of her sister, Mrs Ethel Mrg w D Barnett^ hig unc|eg
were business visitors in The James. Sat^ rday. _ She^ (
and aunts, Mr and Mrs Olan
Dalles Monday
away* at her
home Tuesday Slark> Mr gnd Mrg OrvlHe
Rug.
Mr and Mrs
Dean Reynolds Mr and Mrs Norris G ils o n
Mpg *
left Tuesday for Portland or went down Saturday to_ the fun-
and
Carol Ann
bualne«* for a few days.
eral and from there they went
Arden Peters
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett to Portland on business for a
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and son, Keith, were dinner few days.
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Clair Balter and Marie Blagg
guests Sunday evening
at the
Mra Herman Schilling and Mr took the former’s grandfather,
home of Mr and Mrs Harold and Mrg j ake Wilson <>f The Dal- C. R . Bruckert to his home In
Owens. • ?
‘ lea attended the Grass Valley The Dalles Sunday afternoon af-
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Crews Grain Growers' banquet at the ter spending about a week here
*and daughters spent Sunday af-
p enow hall Thursday evpn- with his son In law and daugJi-
ternoon visiting at the home of ing
’
ter, Mr and Mrs A. F. Balter.
» .Power demands o f the Pacific Northwest have grown to the point where it is
Mr and Mra Frank von Borstel.
Miss Marie von Borstel of The
American Legion auxiliary
Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap are Dallcg gpent
weekend here met at the home of Mra A A.
.necessary to ask ail users of electricity to cooperate in conservation measures.
grandparents again having re- wilh her parents. Mr and Mrs Dunlap last Tuesday afternoon
Already this winter, power demands are equalling the full capacity of the
celved • tele^*am from tn e ir
von gorgtel.
with twenty-two members pre-
son. Charles Dunlap in Loa
*nd ^ rg Harry Stark and gent.
Mrs Frank von Borstel
Region's pooled electric generating resources.
gelea. California, that they nave
ughler Lorraine, and Irvin gave a report on her trip to the
. baby girl born Sunday, nov
motored to Tygh Vai- National convention in Flordia.
«nber^ 14.
,
Sunday to spend the day Gifts were brought and will be
I to « now on, mroughout this w in ter season, conservation
’•» J ^ r9 B ,
visiting Mr and Mrs Willis B rit sent to the Veterans hospital in
•on, Delwln, of Cherry <^ ove’ u ln
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Portland for the Veterans to send
of electricity by ALL users will be necessary during the
•pent the weekend a t guests o
prank Bayer and child- to their families for Christmas.
daily peak hours of 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
hU ^brother^r^JJX ^i— —i i i » ren, Julie and Byron, and Keith Money will also be sent to buy
Tha.Liiwwie for that special Bayer were business visitors in Christmas gifts for the Veterans
In the hospiul? Refreshments
Greta, The The Dalles last Tuesday
glfu-Extacee—
Á LL electric utilities o f the entire Pacific N orthw est are actively w orking together
were served at the close of the
Dalles.
meeting by the hostess.
to help meet the common problem — p oolin g their output o f power and coordinating
, MOTOROLA and PHILCO
Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap and
•the operation o f their systems. But they can’t do the w hole job alone! Y ou r co­
their house guests, Mr and Mrs
auto radios for Im m ediate
Bill Haynes, Mr and Mrs Her
operation and help are needed, to make the available kilowatts go around!
Grau Valley
Women Hear
Visitors
, t 'O
of Electricity
Necessary Now!
Caoperafion of Entire Pacific Northwest Needed to Solve
Problem af Electric Power Shortage During Winter Season
d elive ry , fo r a ll riiaken and
m odel* o f cars, come In and
aee abont h av in g one Hi»tal-
led. P ric e * from S44.00 up to
S lO A M .
G R O C E R IE S
HARRY'S RADIO SERVICE
FRESH VEGETABLES
new homes, new industries, and expanded business. S h o r ta g e s o f m a te ria ls c a u se d
Phone 292H
319 E. 3rd St. The Dalle«, Ore
FRESH BAKERY GOODS
by the war have made it im possible to keep pace w ith the grow ing demand for more
F. W . H A W L E Y
M EA TS
Com pie U
V a rie ty
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Store
JUST ONE STOP TO SHOP
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STR EET
S U P E R M A R K BT
in
WASCO, OREGON
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ihjrGcsrlwood. N o trai-
Phone, WASCO, T39
We
p rice*
T h e Dalle«
pay
fo r
highest
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TO KEEP JOBS GOING...KEEP PROSPERITY GROWING
/MAKE EVERY KILOWATT COUNT!
RUN
p M r r w * M d M r w ir W w
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•a*ded between 4:30 and 6:30 p M
varis
IN THE BUSINESS
ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE HOME
tricity used for he*ting to an absolute mini­
mum. In to far a* pomible, *erve oven meal*
prepared in advance of 4:30 pun. and confine
surface cooking to the fewest poeelble unit*;
a ;A»« and bathe after 6:30 p A .; restrict
washing and ironing to the morning or after
6:30 p-m.; turn off all lights not actually
r - T T r amsZ CM yw w G re y
rm cM cow
and more electric service.
Between 4:30 and 6:30 pun. reduce «11 elec
lo w cost f i t * your
Ask your Greyhound
A
m m shout dsnnrtnr« tü
p ¿ ** annul u3n*m *tio«
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to the shortage. T he entire area has experienced a phenomenal g r o w th in
FOR EVERYTHING
at the
Your Rawleigh Dealer
N o area__no hom e or business or industry— in the w hole Pacific N orthw est is
Turn off or reduce to a minimum all
window display and ornamental light­
ing between 4:30 and 6:30 pan. Reduce
air conditioning and refrigeration be­
tween these hour*. Reduce use of elec­
trically operated equipment. Cut use of
outdoor and indoor electric sign* and
lighting to a minimum between 4:30
and 6:30 pan.
IN THE ’
INDUSTRIAL^
PLANT
Between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.
reduce use of electrically
operated
machinery
and
equipment to a minimum;
eliminate all ornamental and
less essential lighting.
P a c ific P o w e r & L ig h t C o m p an y
PORTLAND
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