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-Mr and Mr» F n n h Pike receiv
er word Saturday that the for
mer's nephew,
Staff Sergeant
Verle Baker, was killed in action
on Leyte «a December 11, 1944.
Sgt Mhher hag been in the army
aboUt five yearn and had been over
»»A about three w tr s,
Mr and M n William Brinkert
vwfct to The Danes early Sunday
rromhsg to m eet their eon, Pfc
wnpam Brinkert who arrived there
fr om ; Portland. He recently return -
ed to the 9U tee ftrwr the South
Pacitte and will apeod hi a fuiiouf^i
here with hia pareate.
Great Vaflay gebekab lodge No
118 installed ofltoer» At it» weec-
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Rwfc;
tm n u n r ;
Clara
¿ h i e Blaylock.
LSN<L Catherine Blaylock R3VG:
V erna ¿Block, LSVQ; Attoe Smith,
warden:. Cqm BsCrigo, eeoduc-
tress; M m W iley, inside guard;
Maxine W ker, outside guard: Jo
Hogue, dMpiain
A got l»ek suipdgfc preceded the
instaUitiou of officers
Mr ihd Mm than fceyfceUs 4
Of A s MUitte in the FHHM
The “lieek Panthto“, • M tghv
tended thy Jo|n| inrt>lltU<W 0 * * r 83-3 percent are high sehooj held artillery pleee, weighs 34
the Mason# an<| Eastyri} Star led graduates as. compared to 3 5 par tens when in firing position, the
went to T h t^ a lM Tuesday <t# | b geq at Mgro Saturday night.
cent of the soldiers in World War Ninth Service Gommtoad Ordnance
tend the AiheMU o f a friend x
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says the Ninth Service Command officer announced today.
Mr and Mr» Jesee Helyer oj
Ed A IM Was a business yisitflr
Kent spent Monday visiting al
at Ruftfi Tuesday.
the home of Mr and Mrs J. 3
' Qrville Ruggles went to The
Newcomb.
babes Tuesday to bring bi» wife
home from the hospital where
Mr and Mrs Wallace May and
the has been since Thursday for »on, Clarence, were dinner guests,
at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean
medical attention.
Mr and Mrs Willard Barnett and Reynolds on Sunday.
son, Keith, were business visitor i
Mr and Mrs Moneo Cañavero of
in The Dalles Sunday.
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Mr and Mrs T. M. Rolfe and
ents of a son bom Monday, Jan-
Mrs Charles Baker and son, Ker
8th at a hospital in San Jose, Cal
mit. were business visitors in Tin
ifornia. Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb
Dalles Saturday.
are the infant’s grandparents.
^Amy Lou Woodworth .o f The
Mr and Mrs Frank Pike went
Dalles came Saturday to visit
tc The Dalles Sunday where they a3 it is, is not* the only way to the versatility of apples in the
Mm Kenneth Barnett. She return-
met his parents, Mr and Mrs I. D. make use of this combination, menu— Apple Cobbler and Apple
©c to The Dalles Sunday accom
Pike from Hermiston, all going Turnovers, tarts, and dumpling*'Muffins. Try them on your family
panied by Mrs Barnett.
fe Springfield to be (with Sgt. are often better choices for a small while a p p le are at their beat, both
A Dunlap and Mrs AI
Baker’s mother, Mr» L..M. Baker. family or for individual serving in quality and in price.
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M S Keck went to Portland Fri
Mr and Mrs Frank Pike returned
than a whoi O pie. .
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day to visit relatives and friends.
home Monday evening.
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APPLE COBBLER -
Mrs Dunlap will return home Wad-
Turnovers - are especially good 3 apples or more - 1-4 tap »alt
resday and Mrs Kock will v h ?
George Wi’cox was a business
for lunch box use because they 1-4 cup sugar
1-2 cup sugar
relstteus in the Valley before -o v.sitor in Portlasd and Newberg
can be eaten out of hand. Apple 1-4 tap cinnamon
1-4 cup milk
from Friday to Sunday.
turning- t
dumplings—and, who doesn’t like. 1 cup flour . . 1 egg, well beaten
Mr andM rs Ben Payne and son,
Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb and them—should be served hot and
Trunk, were business visitor» in
daughters, Doris and Mrs Bus Txr- make a scrumtious dessert for a
The Dalles Saturday.
v’inter dinner. Cook books have
Mrs Vent Mobley and children gan and her son, Robert, were din-
king suggested- that apple dump
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guests
at
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of Shaniko spent Sunday visiting
and Mrs Jesse Helyer at Kent lings be served with hard sauce but
a t the A. A. Dunlap home. e
since the war hard sauce has vir-
Mrs Ed Alley left Friday for Tuesday evening.
Portland to visit her son, Bruce,
and family several days.
The Grass (Valley Rebekah lod
ge is sponsoring another card par
ty at the I.OD F.. ball Saturday
evening January I S . „
> ’ M »""Marietta Beeler came . up
from Portland Friday evening to
wit* her children, Richard and
Marline, at the home of Mrs Glen
T^w^y. returning to the city Sat
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•MtoiMw MtoeUkl «to will.
fredlwM to * bewl, < M M n i
egg mMh> fp M a
melted but’
ter. Peuy the liquid ingredients in-
to the dry, stirring just enough
t? combine. Spread this batter ov
er the apples, and bake in a mod
erate oven until the batter is done.
Serve with cream.
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APPLE MUFFINS
2 cups tlour
3 tbsp sugar
4 top baking powder
1 egg
3-4 tap cinnamon
1-fl cup butter
1-4 tsp nutmeg
1 cup milk
.3-4 cup chopped apple
S ift flour, measure, add baking
powder, salt, 1-2 tap cinnamon, nut
meg and 4 tbsp augar. Beat egg:
yiCTOny
Mias Doris Anderson went to
Tht Datto» TteteidAjr to spend aev-
»ral days visiting friends retura-
ingdM>ma Sunday. *
Mr and Mrs Fred Cox and son,
Ddn, w ent to The Dalles Monday urday.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields left
evening to attend the Gideon’s
Tu^day for Pendleton to meeit
the former’s son, Leighton, in th«»
U. S. Navy, and wife who arrived
there from Bremerton, Wash.,
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fold In chopped Applet. Fill greas
ed muffin pane about 2-fl full,
hlace an app}e wedge on top of
each if desired. Combine remaining
cinnamon and sugar, sprinkle on
muffin batter. Bake in het oven
(400 degree») for 25 minutes.
Makes 16 email muffin».
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