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PAGE FOUR HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. HEPPNER. OREGON, THUR Volume 47, Number 5, Willi E5 IN BUTTER CONTEST Schedule for 1930 Season of Wheatland League lit Winner Group I, High School. BITTER AGAINST BUTTER SUBSTITUTES IX A CHILD'S DIET. VERDIE LEACH, Irrigon High School. A child's health largely depends upon his diet It is essential that he has proper food, sepecially In the formative period of body build ing. Dairy products, the child's natural food, are most important because they contain the materials for prop er growth and strength. Without them the child is likely to be pale, weakly and a prey to disease. Parents should look with suspi cion upon , butter substitutes for they cannot take the place of whole some, nourishing butter. People should beware of the catchy, high sounding phrases used in butter substitute advertisements. Butter is especially valuable for its mineral salts and quality of fat It contains all the elements essen tial in the child's diet with the ex ception of iron. Butter plays an important function in bone and cell development Butter substitutes produce heat and energy, but do not contain body building materials. In contrast butter performs all the functions of substitutes and like wise promotes growth and health. Butter is cleaner and more sani tary than substitutes. These substi tutes are manufactured from cocoa nut oil. After cocoanuts fall from the trees they are broken and the meat dries in large heaps, exposed to all sorts of contamination in a country where cleanliness has never been an outstanding virtue. The copra is packed in the holds of ves sels by barefooted natives whose feet have never known the luxury of soap and water. We would never entertain the thought of allowing these natives to bathe their germ laden feet in the milk from which our butter is made. Contrast this with the modern methods used in milking and the manufacture of dairy products under conditions un paralleled for cleanliness and sani tation. Butter contains a substance nec essary to protect the child against rickets. We can do much to stamp out this disease through a liberal use of butter. Substitutes, such as are commonly sold, have been tested in many places, and each test adds proof that there can be no substitute for butter. In a Jewish orphanage at Rochester, New York, a test of this kind was conducted on seven chil dren whose average age was eleven years. They were fed on a uniform diet in three six-weeks periods. The first period butter brought forth a gain of 6.32 pounds. The second period oleomargarine was used and there was no gain but an average loss of 1.35 pounds. The last period butter again was used and there was an average gain of 8.12 pounds. This proves that butter has a substitute in name only. Butter truly represents its value in color for the golden hues mean strong teeth that gleam like ivory, clear skins transparent as pearls, eyes that sparkle like diamonds, bones that grow strong and straight, and hair that is softer than the finest silk. 1st Winner Group II, Grade! 5 to 8. BUTTER VS. OLEOMARGARINE IX A CHILD'S DIET. BETH WRIGHT, Golden West School. "Bread is the staff of life, but bread and butter is a golden-headed cane." If this is true, which I think it is, then why shouldn't butter be used rather than oleomargarine" Oleomargarine is sometimes used instead of butter, but there is no substitute for butter. Oleomargar ine is made from tallow, the solid fat of cattle or vegetable oil such as cottonseed or palm It has a very low percent of volatile fatty acids and a very high percent of insolu ble fatty acids. Vitamin A is com pletely destroyed by process of har dening in manufacturing of oleo margarine from the oil. Butter is very necessary in a child's diet because it is very im portant in building the bones, the cells, and the teeth. Butter furnishes vitamin A, e substance which the diet should al ways contain. If children don't have butter, they often have rickets. Several experiments have been tried with butter and oleomargarine At the Jewish Orphanage, Roches ter, New York, one was tried on seven children. For six months they were fed butter, gaining six and thirty-two hundredths pounds; the next six months they were fed oleomargarine, losing one and thir ty-five hundredths pounds. This proves that butter is better than oleomargarine in the diet Butter contains eighty-three per cent fat, thirteen percent water, one percent protein, and three percent ash. It la the most wholesome and easily digested of fat foods. It is ninety-seven and eighty-eight hun dredths percent digestible. Cream eries now pasteurize all the cream before making butter. President Herbert Hoover Bays "The white race cannot survive without dairy products." I think like him, especially children. 1st Winner Division III, Grade 3 to 6. BUTTER VS. BUTTER SUBSTI TUTES IN THE CHILD'S DIET, DAVID BAKER, lone. Ruttcr is needed in the child's diet When we try to substitute Hnmnthinc- pIhc for It. it is like trv- lnf tn eat crackers for bread. We are robbing our body of something It needs. A butter substitute may have as much heut in it as butter, but there la rn ihincr which It doea not have and that is vitamins. We cannot keep healthy Just with heat We At At At At At Condon Fossil lone Heppner Wasco Condon GAZETTE J""e 8 June 1 g l May 25 FoSSil fj" TIMES May 25 May 30 lone May 30 g ABOUT June 15 June 8 Heppner jg g jSS2 YOUR June i T May 11 May 18 April 27 PRINT- 1 dSCO June 10 Ju,y 13 Ju,y 20 June JNG ,. i May 18 T , May 4 T.. o April 20 Arlington Jul 20 June 1 July 6 June 8 June 22 At Arlington April 27 June 29 June 15 May 11 July 13 May 25 May 30 NEEDS need the vitamins that butter con tains because they make us grow tall, strong, and healthy. Once a man took two white rats. He fed one on butter and one on oleomargarine. The one he fed on butter grew fat and healthy, but the one fed on oleomargarine was tiny and skinny. White rats are more like a person than any animal. If a butter substi tute would keep a rat from growing large and healthy it would do the same to a child. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Weitzel and Russell Brown, who are connected with the J. C. Penney company store in Walla Walla, Wash., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Sunday. uiiiiiiiiililiiilll mum ml iiillimmillllHItlllllllMiimilili: Free Airl ailllMIHIilllllMIIIIIIIIIH lllliiimilllllllimmil. '"UjJ' A COLUMN OF FUN AND FACTS (Edited by Dean T. Goodman from his private sanctum down at the Hepp ner Garage.) TmMs for Me (MR by Nancu hart We suppose that every one, some time or other, has wanted to be a writer, wanted to edit a column and have it syndicated all over the country. We'll confess that it's our weakness, too. Editing a col umn has always interested us. "Spence" Crawford of the G. T. says that column writers sure have their ups and downs, but if we in sist, he will rent, us this little space each week and it'll be up to us to make good. So we'll be here each week with "Free Air," and we'll talk about: YOU FOLKS OUR TOWN AND THINGS and maybe we'll talk a little bit about the auto and tire business. WE'LL PROMISE TO BE IN TERESTING & GIVE YOU A FEW SMILES. WE MAY "KID" SOME OF YOU ONCE IN A WHILE, BUT THAT'S A SURE SIGN THAT WE LIKE YOU, SO WATCH AND WAIT FOR "FREE AIR" TO GET YOU. ANOTHER THING All editors need contributions and criticisms from "their public," so yours are welcome. Tell us what you think about our editorial efforts. Without mentioning any names, one of the boys told us about an elephant party he was on recently. That Is, he called it an elephant party because his trunk was out on the lawn when he got home. Pork Chops A good way to cook pork chops this time of year is to put them in a casserole with a quantity of cut up apples. First lay a chop in the casserole surrounding it and cover ing it with sliced apples, add a scant sprinkling of salt and a dash of pepper, with the merest suspicion of nutmeg or mace. Then add an other chop and then more apples. The casserole should not be too full, and it should be kept covered throughout the cooking. Another good way to cook pork chops in the casserole is to butter the casserole and then line it with a goodly layer of cooked rice. Lay in the desired number of chops, pour over them cooked tomatoes to which have been added a little chop ped green pepper and onions if desired. Then add more -cooked rice. Moisten well and cook in a casserole. Cook for an hour or un til the chops when raised from the rice appear to be thoroughly done. About five minutes before taking from the oven remove cover and add a little butter to the top of the rice. To prepare pork chops with bread crumbs, use about a cupful of bread crumbs for six chops. Use with this a piece of salt pork the size of an egg or two slices of bacon. Put the bread and the pork or bacon thru the meat grinder with half a small onion. Season with salt and pepper and moisten with hot water and then lay it over the chops which have been placed in a dipping pan. Cook in the oven, adding more wa ter as needed. They should cook about an hour in a moderate oven. Federal Bank Interest Rates Reported Lower Spokane, Wash, April 16 A re flection of the easy conditions in the money market Is seen in the reduction of a quarter of a cent in the Federal Intermediate Credit Loan bank, effective April 15, as anounced in Spokane by E. M. Ehr hardt president. The reduction makes the rate 4 3-4 percent and applies to direct loans to coopera tives and to discounts received from live stock financing corporations, banks and agricultural credit cor porations. "This Is the lowest rate in more than a year, and is posisble," said Mr. Ehrhardt, "because the credit bank haa just concluded negotia tions for the sale of debentures on April 15, to draw 3 3-4 percent." nut layer cake. Foreign visitors to this country sometimes think our cake is indi gestible and over rich. However ev en a rich chocolate layer cake is a perfectly wholesome dessert if it is well made. Furthermore it should be eaten alone and not as an ad junct of a rich ice cream. There seems to be a general ob- ection to fresh baked things, and yet food specialists have pointed out that fresh cake, if it is thoroughly masticated, la more easily digested than cake a couple of days old. The butter, once it has been cooked, is better fresh than after it has stood and this makes fresh cake more easily digested. Of course children must be taught to masticate any fresh baked bread or cake very thoroughly. If they do this will not hurt them unless it is too rich or they have very delicate digestions. SALESMEN WANTED To run Heberling business in Morrow County. Many make $60 to $75 weekly year around work no lay off. Write today for free booklet. G. C. HEBERLING COMPANY, Dept. 1836, Bloomington, 111. 5-6. Ladino clover is an excellent pas ture legume for Oregon. It is us ually mixed with English rye grass, timothy and orchard grass, if the moisture supply is good. Otherwise tall oat grass, orchard grass and Ladino clover are used. The best time for sowing is usually in the spring on a rather fine, firm seed bed, says the experiment station. Wilson's clothing store was im proved Tuesday by painting of the show windows. Our Layer Cake Most of us when we say cake mean layer cake. One of the things that the American traveler in Eu rope finds disapointing is the lack of this American delicacy. The French, by cake, usually mean small very richly frosted cake; the English mean rather dry loaf cakes. And some Americans go from tea shop to tea patissesie looking for a piece of luscious chocolate or cocoa- Flew to Bermuda Captain Lewis A. Yancey, who made the first successful flight from Long Island to Bermuda, landing on the water near his goal and finishing the night the next day. OUR HALL OF FAME Chan. W. Smith; he has figured out a method to complete a three years' correspondence course in one. He uses spet-inl delivery stamps. Saving time on a correspon dence course is all O. K. but sav ing dollars on GOODYEAR TIRES is better. Use our tires and service and the savings will be very handsome. TIME PASSES SLOWLY FOR THE GINK WITH THE SEVEN YEARS' ITCH. John Barleycorn has been dead for ten years, but there are still a lot of people trying to revive him. Crockett Sprouls sez, "Most any girl knows that a lot of air Is the best treatment for a flat tire." A Heppner girl has won a loving cup, and there are them round about which says she de serves it We have heard of absent minded folks, but the best one yet is the case that came to our attention last week of the party who got so ab sent minded that he paid his doctor bill and neglected the payment on the car. Thasall. For County Assessor To the Republican Voters of Morrow County: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Assessor at the com ing primaries. If nominated and elected I promise to serve the people of Morrow County to the best of my ability. FRANK W. TURNER. (Paid Adv.) Bank Credit and Bank Balances The key to ready bank credit lies in the size of your average balance. Build up your bank bal ance with us and you al ways have a bulwark for emergencies ready bank credit for all business opportunities. Farmers & Stockgrowers National neppner aflk 0rcgon Retain .... e Governor NORBLAD 1 For Party, Picnic or i Home Dinner H A brick of our delicious ice cream or in EE bulk, just as you like puts the finishing EE touch as a dessert to the best party, the EE jolliest picnic or the finest home dinner. J Ask for E Pride of Oregon 1 U Ice Cream, for it is the best and purest jj that can be made and is sold in any quantity EE desired. Bricks in single and three flavors j H make our ice cream just the thing for any EE occasion. Patronize retailers of our ice 5 EE cream. J I Morrow County Creamery Company . Govmor A. W. NORBLAD "Hats off to the Past. . Coats off for the Future!" Constructive Progressive Dynamic NORBLAD for GOVERNOR COMMITTEE KJNNETH D. HAUSER, Gtn'l Chairman SAMUEL POWELL, S tertiary Womtn's Divuion Kit. G. ). Frinkel, Chairman Mrs. M. H. Lunont, Semlary Htadquarttn: 2081 1 Multnomah Hotel ATwiter 9471 : PORTLAND, OREGON (Plid Mvcrtuemeat) Heppner Gazette Times for Everything in Printing Rejuvenate Your Clothes It can be done, easily and they will' be ready for weeks or months of additional wear. There's a lot of life in good clothes, if you give the fabric a chance to live its allot ted time. Dirt and grime do more to destroy cloth ing than all the rubbing and scuffing of or dinary wear. Send your "old" suits to us for cleaning, repairing and pressing and see how good they look when we deliver them. Prompt Service Is assured you when you send your work here. Garments left here in the morning for cleaning and pressing will be returned to you the same day if you so desire. 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