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j Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, Dec. 16, 1948
HiWays to
Health
by
Ada R- Mayne
cookios and the greater the var-
CH1USTMAS PARTY
FErRESHMENTS
Chrintmag means so many dif
ferent things to dificrent people holy the more npu!ar you will
to rhlld-on It's Santa Clai;s. be as a hostess. Christmas cookies
toys, and lots of excitement, to are not hard to make either. Se-teen-apers
it s parties and sinp-ilect a good basic butter cooky
Ing Christmas carols, and most I recipe and vary flavorings and
crown -ups think of Christmas as ! decorations with each batch. The
the time when thev renew old small fry in the family will en-
aequaintances and entertain joy helping to decorate Christmas
friends and neighbors. i cookies that's part of the fun!
Most of the holiday entertain ) For a simple, quickly prepared
ing problems fall on Mother's ca- j refreshment menu to use when
pable shoulders, particularly the friends drop in, or for a planned
refreshments to be served. One ; party, servo creamy spiced milk
of the popular old standbys is punch, assorted Christmas cookies
Christmas cookies chewy ones, land salted nuts. We have a re
butter crisp ones, icea ones snap-iCipe lor tne miiK puncn union tire on December 31, after more
ed like stars. C hnstmas trees aiut j is easily prepared ana aeiicious (tnan 35 years of employment
bells, tvervone loves tnnsunas 10 sere. vur 1. iinsinwts coumo
Timber Management
Chief To Retire on
31st of December
Oliver F. Ericson. chief of the
division of timber management.
Pacific Northwest region, will re-
recipe is versatile it may be
iced, sprinkled with colored su
gar or served plain.
Creamy Spiced Milk Punch
t Serves 121
1 quart milk
2 tsp cinnamon
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1 ti m -:n H-ni it vr Tiw r
1 tsp nutmeg
18 tsp salt
1 quart vanilla ice cream
12 pt. whipping cream
1 tsp vanilla
2 Tbsp grated orange rind
Pour milk into cold punch bowl:
mix in seasonings. Add 12 of
the ice cream, stirring until par
tially melted. Whip cream until
still and fold in vanilla. Place
remaining ice cream, and whip
ped cream, on top of spiced milk.
Sprinkle with grated orange rind.
Serve in mugs with stick cinna
mon stirrers.
Ginger Stars
13 cup butter
1 2 cup sugar
12 cup dark molasses
1 egg beaten
2 12 cups sifted flour
12 tsp nutmeg
1 12 tsp ginger
12 tsp soda
Cream butter; add sugar and
cream until smooth and light.
Add molasses and beaten egg.
stirring to blend. Sift together
flour, salt, spices and soda. Add
to cooky mixture and blend. Chill
dough thoroughly about an hour.
Roll out on well floured pastry
cloth to 18 inch thickness. Cut
with star cookie cutter. Place on
buttered baking sheet and bake
in a moderately hot oven, 375 de
grees, for 12 minues. Makes about
' 4 dozen cookies.
with the V. S. forest service, ac
cording to an announcement by
regional forester H. J. Andrews.
A native of Kansas, Ericson re
ceived his B.A. degree from Beth,
any college, and his master's de
gree in forestry at the University
of Washington. His first assign
ment was on the Whitman na
tional forest as field assistant.
iani in 191.? and served sueeesive- 'Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry.
Ily on the Chelan, Crater (now
Western traffic control special
ists and officials will meet on
the Berkeley campus of the Uni
versity of California January 31
to February 11 at the first West
ern Institute for Traffic Training,
according to word received by
Rogue River). Whitman and Ol
ympic forests, becoming forest
supervisor at Olympia, Washing
ton, in 1920. Three years Mater
he was promoted to a staff posi
tion in the division of timber
management in the regional of
fice in Portland, and served in
that capacity for 12 years, when
he was advanced to the position
of assistant regional forester in
charge of the division.
Commenting on Ericson s ap
proaching retirement, regional
The regional institute, first of
its kind to be held on the west
coast, will consist of several short
courses in the various fields of
traffic control, ranging from stud
ies of enforcement and engineer
ing techniques to methods of de
veloping public suport for traffic
safety activities. Instructors will
be drawn from top national ag
encies active in each phase, New
bry said.
The western meeting is an ex
pansion of the National Institute
for Traffic Training, an annual
Look over the want ads. You
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on some needed item.
FARMERS! Just Arrived!
Carload of Nitrogen Fertilizer
for use on Wheat, Irrigated Pastures, New Grass-Legume
Seedings for Pasture and Hay
Nitrogen is still hard to get and there will be a shortage in
the spring whendemand is heavy.
Buy Your Needs Now and Avoid the Spring Rush !
Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc.
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Lexington
forester Andrews stated that Eric. 1 activity held two years ago at
as he is known to lumbermen Oregon State college, the secre
throughout the northwest, had tary pointed out. It is chairman
played an important part in the ' ed by Commissioner Clifford E.
development of national forest Peterson of the California high
timber sales into a $10,000.000 , way patrol with Newbry's office
business in Oregon and Wash-! serving as representative for Ore
ington, with a cut of one and gon.
one-half billion board feet in fis
cal year 1918. Under his leader
ship, the present "patch" cutting
method was inaugurated on the
national forests in the Douglas-
fir region.
Ericson is a member of the
Society of American Foresters,
American Forestry association,
and Xi Sigma Pi.
Walter H. Lund, now staff as
sistant in the division of timber
management, will succeed Mr.
Ericson, according to regional
forester Andrews. Lund is a na
tive of Oregon. He received his
B.S. degree in forestry at Oregon
State college in 1927 and was ap
pointed to the position of forest
ranger the same year. He served
on the Olympic, Snoqualmie and
Wenatchee national forests, be-
in 1939. With the advent of the
war and the tremendous increase
in demand for national forest
timber, he was transferred to the
regional office in Portland in
1942 to assist in timber sales
work.
Regional Forester Adams said
that Mr. Lund is especially well
qualified to take charge of the
division of timber management
because of his wide experience
in the forests of Oregon and
Washington and his knowledge
of timber sales. Lund is a mem
ber of the Society of American
Foresters and Xi Sigma Pi, a for-
coming supervisor of the latter estry honorary fraternity.
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