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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1951)
1 m MIL - - , t Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, -September 13 1QS1 . ' I """ "" 1 11111 1 I I..- M (Si Fair Award Winners Listed Many Exhibitors Win at Fair First place winners in the many classes of exhibitors at Morro w county fair include: TEXTILE PAINTING Misc., Mrs. L- A. McCabe, lone; Lunchean set, Mabel Heath, Hep pner; Pillow slips, Alice Ander son; Dish towel, Ruth McCabe, lone; Handkerchief, Alice Ander son, Heppner. PHOTOGRAPHY Individual picture, color, Mrs. John Graves, Heppner; Group of mree or more pictures related to ' same subject,' (black and white) Mrs. L- E. Dick, Heppner; Group of three or more pictures related to same subject (color), Mrs. John Graves, Heppner; Water color painting, Josephine Thomp son, Heppner; Oil painting, Betty Bunch, Heppner; Pastel drawing, poster paint drawing, Betty Bunch Heppner; Pencil drawing, Betty Bunch, Heppner; Leatherwork, Pat Steagal, Heppner; and Fred . Saunders, Heppner; Crayon, De- ions taster, Heppner; Miscel laneous, Mabel Heath, Heppner; Poster, Josephine Thompson, Heppner, Ink, Josephine Thomp son, Hepner; Ceramics, Mrs. Gor don White, lone. COOKERY Yeast bread, Marie Martin, Heppner; Yeast rolls, Marie Mar tin, Heppner; Baking powder biscuits, Mrs. L- A. McCabe, lone; Nut bread, Mrs. Marion Finch, Heppner; Muffins, Inez Erwin, Heppner; Single crust pie, Mrs. J. k. Huttman, Heppner; Double crust pie. Mrs. Nels Anderson, Heppner; Angel Food Cake, Mrs. Marion Finch, Heppner; Loaf cake, dark, Mrs. J. R. Huffman, Heppner, Layer cake, dark, Mrs J. R. Huffman, Heppner; Rolled cookies, Mrs. Nels Anderson, Heppner; Drop cookies, Mrs. Ken neth Keeling, Heppner; Filled cookies, Mrs. Nels Anderson, Hep pner; Brownie cookies, Carolyn McDaniel, Heppner; Ice box cookies, Marie Martin, Heppner; Betty Crocker Chiffon Cake, Spec ial Award, Mrs- Fred Saunders, Heppner. GINGER ALE IMPROVES YOUR PUNCH WHEN is punch time? Almost ' any time when there's a crowd to be served. It's the most wiivenieni way to serve drinks In quantity in summer. A bowl ui spanning punch is an invita tlOIl to VOUr Pllpctc in Violn selves while vnu roiov of tripping back and forth to the Kucnen to renu glasses. To be good, a punch must have distince flavor, a zippy tang, and it must be cold. Fruit juices for jwvui, puie ary ginger ale for .'6nu pieniy oi ice ior proper Chllllner that's VOIir hoein ..k recipe. You probably have your wwii lavorne comDination of iruii juices ior a punch. Just try adding ginger ale and you will find the flavor greatly improved. To prevent dilution and to keep excellent flavor down to the last glassful, it's a good trick to freeze ginger ale ice cubes for your punch. Hera is o fiiioVt j licious pucV ' e GOLD COAST PUNCH Vi cup lemon juice 1 cup pineapple Julc S cms quick-frozen concentrated orange juice V cup raarashlno cherry juice 2 large bottle pale dry ginger ale Combine lmnn !,. JHIVC, 1I1C apple juice and mnrontrnto orange juice; mix well. Pour oyer ice in punch bowl. Fill bowl With Ira colli noln Amr -l. ----suigci ue. Oarnish with niimn ries and orange slices. Yield: ap proximately 25 punch cup serv. wgs. NEEDLEWORK Hooked rugs, Mrs. J. R. Huff man, Heppner; Crocheted bed spread, Mrs. Henry Baker, lone; Crocheted afghan, Mrs- Marion Finch, Heppner: Crocheted table. cloth, Mrs. O. L. Lindell, lone; embroidered lunch cloths. Ida Esteb, lone; Cutwork luncheon cloth, Mrs. G. Hermann, lone; Crocheted luncheon cloth, Mabel Cotter, lone; Embroidered pillow slips, (white), Mrs- G. Hermann, lone; Embroidered pillowslips, (colored), Mrs. J. R. Huffman, Heppner; Cutwork pillowslips, (colored), Mrs. J.- R- Huffman, Heppner; Crocheted pillowslips, Mrs J. R. Huffman, Heppner; Dish towels, applique, Mrs- James G. Thomson, Heppner; Crocheted chair and buffet sets, bureau HERE'S A Pe6Up THAT I'JIll SfotflCf Ojk mrwe iL r jfrrm. i iwkm i tar If you could look ahead a few years there wouldn't be any doubt in your mind: International pickup trucks are your best pickup buy today for lower operating and maintenance costs, longer truck life. Here's why! Internationals give you extra stamina! you get the traditional truck stamina that has kept Internationals first in heavy duty truck sales for 19 straight years. Model L-110 nn.i.i l,n. 6H -foot pickup body, 4,200 im. uvw. Fickupa in the L-110. L-120 anl I .iin Seriea Include 115, 127 and U4-inch wheeibasee, BH , 8 and 9-foot bodies, GVW'i to 8,600 lbe. Specifications subject to change without notice. International give you extra economy: you get lower operating and maintenance costs because every International is all truck. The new Silver Diamond engine gives you the right balance of powter, pep and economy. You get the Comf o - Vision Cab, "roomiest on the road." You get full front visibility; more positive steering control. but get all the facts. Come in, pick out your new International pickups now! LEXINGTON IMPLEMENT CO. LEXINGTON. OREGON INTER NATIONAL' TRUCK! "Standard of the Highway" scarfs, etc., Willow Grange and mrs jyiaDei xacKiey, Heppner; Cutwork chair sets, Mrs. Laur ence Becket, Heppner; Miscel laneous, Mrs. Arthur Keene, lone; urocneted hat and gloves Children's Articles- Comforter, tied, Mrs. L. A iw Cabe, lone; Sofa pillows. Mrs .T R. Huffman, Heppner: CrnrhetAri Doily, Delsie Chapel, Heppner; earn towels, Mrs. J- R. Huffman, Heppner; Embroidered Bonnie Vincent, Heppner; Pot noiaers, Mrs. J. R. Huffman, Hep FLOWERS Collection of house plants, Mrs. William Labhart, Heppner; Col lection of cactus plants, Gloria Doivm, Lexington; Geranium, Mrs- D. Hudson, Heppner; Be gonia, Mrs. A. Majeski, Lexing ton; Cactus, Pat Shagall, Lexing ton; Ferns, Mrs. D. Hudson, Hepp ner; other plants, Mrs. Clara uertson, Heppner. Artistic arrangements Wfim Thompson, Winnifred Evans TWrc. Bin Labhart and Mrs. R. A. Thompson, all of Heppner. Asters, Edna Turner, Heppner; Dahlias, Mrs. Tom Wilson. Glad iolus, Mrs. Alex Green, Heppner; Pansies, Mrs- Svlvia Heppner; Nasturtiums, Nora Niel neppner; bnapdragons, Sylvia McDaniel, Heppner; Roses, Mrs. Frank Anderson, Heppner; Petun ias, Mrs. L. E. Dick, Jr., Heppner Zinnias, small, Mrs. James Thompson, HeDoner.. 1 Turner, Heppner; Large Mari- Koias, John Holton, Heppner small, marigolds. Mra.- Florence, Heppner; . Carnations, Mrs. Alice Anderson, Heppner; Chrysanthemum. Helen Thomr son, Heppner; Other flowers, Mrs James Thomson, Heppner; Un usuel display, Mrs. T. S. Reed, Heppner: Jr- bouauet arrange- ment, Libby Lou Evans; Sweet peas, Mrs. R. A. Thompson, Hepp pner; Begonia plants, Mrs. D. E Hudson, Heppner. CANNING Tree fruit, Mrs. Dick, Heppner; Berries, Mrs. Fred Saunders, Hep pner; Vegetables, Mrs- Kemp Dick, Heppner; Pickles, bread and burter, Mrs. Lawrence Becket, Heppner; Relish, Grace Nicker son, Heppner: Meat. Mrs. L. A. McCabe, lone: Jellv. Patsv Wright, Heppner; Jam, Mrs. Ken neth Keeling, Heppner; Preserves, Mable Cotter, lone: Mincemeat. Mrs- Fred Saunders, Heppner; Dill nckies, Mrs. Nels Anderson, Heppner; Sweet dckled fruit. Mrs. Kemp Dick, Heppner. Homemade lye soap, Mabel Cotter, lone. Special award. C and H Sutra r contest. Fruit, Vida Heliker. lone: Jellv , - i Mrs- Koy Neill, HeDDner: Pre serves and jam, Mrs. Mabel Cot- ter, lone; Veg. juices. Mrs. Nels Anderson, Heppner. CLOTHING Cotton dress. Winnifred Evans. Heppner: Better dresses. Gen a Leonard, Lexington; Tailored suits, Rachel Dick, Henoner; Shirts, Mrs. J- R. Huffman. Henn. ner; Knitted clothing, adult. Shirley Rugg, Heppner; Children's cotton dresses, Winnifred Evans, Heppner: Better dresses. Winni. fred Evans, Heppner. CLOTHING, Children's Coats, girl or boy1, Winnifred Evans, Heppner; Tailored suits, Marie Martin, Heppner; Remodel ed children's clothing, Wilma Wihlon, Lexington; Knitted clothing, Mrs. J. R. Huffman, Heppner; Crocheted dresses, Mrs- Arthur Keene, lone. MISC. CLOTHING Kitchen aprons, Mrs. Wilma Wihlon, Lexington; Fancy aprons, Mrs. L. A- McCabe, lone; Knitted socks or mitten, Mrs. J. R. Huff man, Heppner: Misc- clothine. Betty Carlson, lone. OPEN CLASS Rabbits, James Farra. HeDnner; Walter Duran. Chicken, heavv breeds. Jim wtt. Clintock, Heppner; Ray Dolven, Lexington, three 1st places Russell Dolven. Lexington, two 1st places; John Lyman Piper, continued on Pago Four Transferring & Heavy Hauling Padded Moving Vans Storage Warehouse U.PandN.P. Penland Bros. Transfer Co. 39 SW Dorlon Avenue Phone 338 Pendleton, Ore. RADIO SERVICE EXPERT GARANTEED RADIO REPAIRING Car Radios A Specialty Hodge Chevrolet Co. PHONE 403 HEPPNER Phone 882 For All Your Printing ORDER 4 R NOW FOR ALL APPLICATION NOW IN CAR OF AMMONIUM SULPHATE 20 NITROGEN IN THIS WEEKEND CAR OF AMMONIUM NITRATE 33 NITROGEN FERTILIZERS WILL BE SCARCE.... Get Your Order. In Now HEPPNER STATION Morrow Co. Grain Growers