SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Women Wanted To
Train For Dairy
Jobs in Oregon
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Thursday, January 6, 1944
I
CRASH'
IN THE KITCHEN
An opp »rtunity for physically
fit women between the ages of 18
and 45 to train for important war.
lime Jobs on Oregon dairy farm»
,a announced by the emergency
farm labor service of th«« O H C
extension service.
A recent survey of representa
tive dairy farmers in Tillamook
and Coos counties showed that a
considérât1* percentage of them
would welcome the opportunity to
hire trained women help oil their
dairy farms Of 18 contacted in
Tillamook County, 13 said they
would hire women, and of 17 in
Coos County 10 would make use
of modern milkmaids
CRIME DOESN'T FAY. Not
in th.
The plan Is to put on a train Lichen. Ar. you guilty of thing! Id. this?
ing school at Oregon State Col
lege some time in Januury where
The Case <>f ihr Fatui
trainees would spend from one to
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'hree weeks, according to the
amount of previous experience. AD . A paring knife is an instrument
in
those who completed the course of death when used like this on a
satisfactorily would be recom- potato.
’’Potatoes” say home economists
mended for positions and would
ne eligible for membership in the at Revere's Experimental Kitchen
Women’s I wind Army A dlstinc- “»h'nild never be peeled or pared. To
retain minerals and nutritious ele
tire uniform is now availiible for ments.
boil them in their Jackets or
the WLA.
bake them. They can th«-n be mashed,
While no guarantee can be stuffed, creamed or sauteed."
Perhaps there’s nothing mean
made as to wages, dairymen con
tacte«! suliI they would expect to about you, but DEATH ran liyk in
your kitchen knife.
pay from |75 to 1100 a month
Black and white la alwaya a emart combination. You’ll find that a baric
plus room and board for women
dress eparklee anew when these criep white doilies are added at the
Keep on Backing the Attack
dairy workers, with opportunity
throat and eleevee. They’re easy to crochet, and lovely In eeta of pastel
with your pun hate* of Will
for higher pay as they became
colors trimmed with contracting velvet bows. Directions for making the
more experienced
BONDS. Give War Bond«
dollies may be obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope
"Women who are planning to
to the Needlework Department of thia paper, epeclfying design 2601,
for Christmas.
apply for a war Job might well
consider this opportunity,’» says
FI LM~ h ’ —
Mrs. Mabel Mack, state farm la
I
BEWARE OF BURNS!
bor assistant, tn charge of the
DKVEIAJI’ED A PRINTED
STEPS
IN
COOKINGS
WAHR
W1-A
"Women are needed on
6 or 8 es. 15c per roll
s
hud hu I/ um L
Take care in the kitchen! In that
dairy farms to meet peak needs
Double size 25c
one room in the house most burns
For
Stews
and
Large
Cuts
beginning in Febr u a r y und
occur, according to the National
5c extra of Panchromatic. All
March.”
Safety Council. Do you make it a
fine grain developed. Reprints
practice to turn all handles of
While dairy pioducts are among
2c each. Double size 3c each
cooking utensils away from the
lhe moat nee«!e<! war materials,
Deckle or plain edge Guiirun
edges of the
the prospective 1944 production Is
teed work. Enlarging. coloring
range to pro
estimated at 6 per cent un«|/*r
tect yourself
copying. lw»w prices. Send to
1943, with labor shortage one of
and members
ECONOMY
Z Season with salt and pepper
A
of your fam
the chief factors in the decrease
PHOTO ITNISIIERS
ily from pos
Dairy women would be expected
2 Brown meat on all sides in own
Box 1576, Station D
sible burns
to handle milking machines, In
LOS ANGF.IJCS 7. CALIF.
(at or hot lard
through spil
cluding stripping and some feed-
lage of a uten
ing of the row», and, an supple
1 Cover with water, cover kettle and
sil’s hot con
mental work, would frequently be I housework
tents? And do
cook below boiling £
expected to learn to drive a trac
Those inferente«! may file appli-
you keep handles turned away
point until tender
from other lighted top burners,
tor and might even be calle«! upon cations with any county agent o’
too? In the emergency of small
to do a certain amount of mlsccl- may enroll dir<>ctiy with Mrs
d. If vegetables are added!
and minor burns, it is well to re
laneous tasks, including nonir .Mack at Corvallis.
put in just long enough \
member that the simplest treat
ment is now considered the most
before sawing to be cooked
effective in some of the leading
hospitals: be careful not to break
any blisters; cover area with ster
ile fine mesh gauze to which pe
AS ALWAYS THE VERY BEST IN
trolatum, better known as petro
leum jelly, has been liberally ap
plied, and dress with a fairly thick
WORKMANSHIP
gauze bandage applied firmly but
not too tightly. Call a doctor im
AND THE MOST COURTEOUS
mediately if the bum is deep o»
covers a wide area.
i
TREATMENT
RECIPES
We appreciate your patrona^-?
Slippery street
brakes applied too
quickly—
You may escape
I isaster but the
odds are against
you.
Make sure that
you have complete
automobile insur
ance.
Phone today. To
morrow' you may
be glad.
SOUTHERN fcRFJ.ON MINER
Published every Thursday at 167
Fast Main S ., Ashland, Oregon
by Charlee and Ruth Giffen.
Office ¡'hone 8561
Subscription rates: »2.00 per year
Entered as second-class matter in
’he post office at Ashland, Oregon
February 15. 1935 under lhe act
>f March 3 1879.
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Billings Agency
PHONE 6751
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REAL ESTATE and
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INSURANCE
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AUTOMOBILE
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Any Kind, Size
Or Length
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HEALTH A ACCIDENT
M. T. BURNS
ON THE PUAZA
Iron and Steel orders up to
SlO.fM) require no priority.
OUR COMPLETE LINE
WI1X SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
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Oak Street Garage
and Machine Shop
• WANT ADS •
8ALE8M7\N WANTED
IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS you
can make good money with a
Rawleigh Route. We help you get
started. No experience needed to
start. Steady work. Write Raw-
leigh’s, Dept. CRA-361-2, Oakland,
California.
LOST
Ration Book no. 3 - Dorothy Kiser
and Ration Book no. 3 - Velma
Kiser. Please return to Dorothy
.NOTICE
The Oregon State Game Com and Velma Kiser at 126 First St.
mission will meet at 10 o’clock
FOR SALE
Saturday morning, January 8, in
GIFT BOXES OF FRUIT
616 Oregon Building, Portland, for
the purpose of holding a hearing HERBERTS FRUIT A PRODUCE
Phone 4761
in regard to regulations govern
ing the taking of game fish dur-
LOST
ing the coming year.
Pair of gold-rinune«! glasses
The hearing is open to the pub-
lie and those interested in the in case. Need them very badly.
1944 angling regulations are in No questions asked. Reward. In
quire at Miner Office.
vited to attend.
BEWARE!
WARDROBE CLEANERS
Ice and Snow Cause More Accidents!
Take extra precautions when driving
under these conditions. But if you do
need help, call
MT. ASHLAND
Butter & Creamed Cottage Cheese
AT YOUR GROCERY OR MARKET
ASHLAND CREAMERY
"What
I h
made in Ashland makes Ashland
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BUSIEST BLOCK
YOUR FAVORITE CUT-RATE
PRESCRIPTIONS
DRUGS
VITAMINS
SUNDRIES
TOILETRIES
TOBACCOS
CIGARETTES
STATIONERY
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
30 North Central
Phone Medford 3874
( rumbly, golden brown bread
*rusts top these individual rami’.
tins of Sea Food Scallop. The
■runibs are nn easy trick if you
noisten them with melted mar
garine, and brown them carefully
When you buy War Bonds your
n a moderate oven.
money goes into action at once.
SEA FOOD SCALLOP
Where, we may never know. Maybe,
2 tablespoons margarine
>as shown above, to equip a company
* 2 tablespoons finely chopped of American Rangers marching up a
onion
railroad somewhere on the Mediter
2 tablespoons flour
ranean. Whether they come back de
’i teaspoon salt *
pends upon the equipment we send.
Dash of paprika
Give your dollars action: Buy-
Dash of pepper
More War Bonds.
1 */« cups milk
U. S. Trratury Department
1 tablespoon finely chopped
parsley
2 cups flaked cooked fish
2 tablespoons chopped pickles,
if desired
rtip fine dry crumbs
3 tablesppons margarine
(melted)
Saute onion in margarine until
lightly browned. Blend in flour
and seasonings. Remove from heat,
Add milk gradually, mixing well,
Cook over low heat, stirring until
thickened. Add parsley, flaked
fish, and pickle, if desired, Pour
into greased ramekins or small
baking dish. Cover with crumbs
mixed with melted margarine.
Bake in moderate oven (375’ F.)
about 25 minutes or until crumbs
|re brown. Garnish with lemon
wedges sprinkled with chopped
parsley. Serves 1 to t>.
Other favorite low-point recipes
pro found in a 32-page cookbook
’Ration-Time Recipes." Free copy
piay be obtained from National
Cotton Council, Box 18, Memphis
ID Tennessee.
PHONE 5311
AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana Street)