HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, Juno 25, 1359
Lexington News
By DELPHA JONES
The Women's Fell owshlp
group of the Lexington Christian
church met at the home of Mrs
Mae Campbell on Tuesday after
noon. The minutes were read
and approved. It was decided
that the fellowship croup pur
chase kitchen linoleum for the
parsonage, and a collection was
taken at this time. It was decided
to start a missionary grcup, and
the committee in charge of this
was Mae Campbell, with co
chairman Betty Marquardt and
advisor Florence McMillan, and
a fancy work or bazaar group
was planned, with the bazaar
planned for early November. Mrs
Bettv Marquardt was in charge
of the devotionals, with a tape
recording of a friend, testimonial
and inspiriatlonal songs. Lovely
refreshments wore served, to the
following, Mrs Cora Allyn, Mrs
Lola Breeding, Mrs Trina Parker,
Miss Dona Barnett, Mrs LaVerne
Henderson, Mrs Florence McMil
lan, Mrs Betty Marquardt, Mrs
Rena Marquardt, and Mrs Del
pha Jones and the hostess Mrs
Campbell. Thp next meeting is
planned at the Lola Breeding
home. All interested are invited
to attend. 1
Mr and Mrs Max Breeding were
Portland visitors over the week
end and attended the Centen
nial in Portland.
Gary Miller who has been vis
iting at the Cecil Jones has gone
to his home in La Grande and
left with his parents, Mr and
Mrs W I Miller for a trip to
Tennessee to visit Mr and Mrs
Wayne Miller.
Miss Nancy Doherty small
daughter of Mr and Mrs B J
Doherty Is a patient in Pioneer
Memorial hospital having under
gone major surgery.
Doe Lewis who makes his
home with Mr and Mrs Al Wink
elman is a patient in Pioneer
Memorial hospital.
Summer Day Dishes
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Good, cool and easy to do! Can you beat that for summer
cooking? Made to order is this molded cranberry salad, especially
summery with its frosting of cottage cheese.
For quick, cool main dishes cannci spaghetti is a "must" on
the hot weather shelf. Serve it plain, with tuna, Vienna sausage
or use the flavorful recipe below.
Frosted Cranberry Salad
1 pkg. lemon flavored gelatin '2 cup chopped pecans
l'i cups canned orange juice Salad greens
1 can (1 lb.) cranlerry sauce 1 cup cottage cheese
V'j cup chopped celery 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
Dissolve gelatin in hot orange juice. Add cranberry sauce; stir
until blended. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Add celery
and pecans; put in mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp greens
and frost top with cottage cheese and mayonnaise mixed together.
Six servings.
Lasl-Mimite Shrimp Spaghetti
1 small clove garlic 1 can (1 lb.) spaghetti
2 tablespoons bacon fat in tomato sauce
1 can (4'j to 6'j 02.) shrimp 4 teaspoon celery salt
Cook minced garlic in fnt until tender. Add drained shrimp,
spaghetti and celery salt. Heat. Three to four servings.
Chats With Your
Home Agent
By ESTHER KIRMIS
When I was down for a food
preservation workshop at Ore
gon State College In April we
had many of our meetings in the
food technology building. We
were taken on a tour through
the building one morning and
I was amazed at the many pro
jects being carried on.
Better foods for Oregon shop
pers is the aim of Oregon State
College research. Consumer ac
ceptance, improved marketing
and new uses for Oregon's agri
cultural abundance are objectiv
es of food technology research
now in progress or recently com
pleted at OSC.
New methods of processing are
foreseen by college scientists as
they explore the possibilities of
freeze drying and irradiation of
foods.
In freeze drying, food is frozen,
dried under vacuum, and stored
on the pantry shelf. OSC is in
vestigating freeze drying of
meats which retain their original
phape, and restore to natural
flavor and juiciness when reconstituted.
Atomic radiation may also pro
long the market and storage life
of meats, fruits and vegetables,
as shown In OSC and other tests.
Oysters, precooked seafoods, crab,
shrimp, sablefish, scallops, fish
cake and smoked cod will be ir
radiated In this year's tests.
New recipes for dried apples,
chicken and green beans, are also
being developed in OSC "test
kitchens". With the help of a new
and Mrs William J Van Winkle,
had the misfortune to fall on
Saturday night while playing
and was taken to Heppner to a
physician where 10 stitches were
taken in his leg.
The Centennial celebration and
strawberry festival held at the
P.ebekah and Oddfellow hall on
Bobby Van Winkle, son of Mr Saturday night was well attend-
NEW!
A "MAVERICK SPECIAL"
STATION WAGON
drying procedure, Apple "dices"
have developed that reconstitute
3-4 times as fast as older meth
ods. Bakers and consumers both
want dried apples that can be
reconstituted immediately and
added to pie shells or other
baked goods.
Oregon's Blue Lake green beans
are taking on new forms as pre
cooked frozen green beans sticks
and croquettes, that can be heat
ed, and are ready-to-serve.
Canned chicken and dressing
loaf and chicken "sausages" are
two of the new uses for bits
of chicken that are being Inves
tigated.
' More information about these
and other research may be dir
ected to Dr H W Schultz, Oregon
College Food Technology Depart
ment, Corvallis, Oregon.
'The Darling Buds of May" has
been made into a comedy of
the utmost delight about the
farmer's daughter, the farm
er's wife, in fact, everyone in
cluding the tax collector! Don't
miss THE MATING GAME,
Star Theater, Sunday-Monday-Tuesday.
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IONE NEWS
(Too Late for Last Week.)
The Intermediate Class of the
Community church school enjoy
a -aveneer hunt Wednesday
evening of last week. Arleta Mc
Cabe and Stephen Llndstrom
were tne leaaers. ziiicioo
trlven after-
WUII. n yanjr " o
j- tha Vnv I.Indstrom S
waius oi i"
where refreshments were served
and games ana aaiicing wcic nr
, a vr. enA Uro Cam TulliS
juycu. mi . - -j
were also present. Mr Tullls Is
the teacher of the intermediate
Guests of Mrs Ruby Nichols
and Louis Padberg Memorial
Day were Mr and Mrs Leslie
.... nA nat iUr rt Vanno.
caid and family, Lyle Kincaid
ana cecu rauueig. nicy cjiju
ed a picnic on the lawn.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lundell
and daughter, Sharon, of Pendle
ton were visitors here Thursday
evening of last week.
Mrs Vela Eubanks and grand
son, Leonard Eubanks of-Portland
visited relatives here over
the weekend.
New books added to the Pub
lie library are: Genghis Khan.
Lamb; Muley-Ears Nobody's
Dog, Henry; The Battle for the
Atlantic, Williams; Come to Our
Salmon Feast, McKeown.
Mrs Velxna Glass was in La.
Grande Thursday of last week tn
attend a program planning com
mittee meeting with the Union
County Health Department.
Mr and Mrs Frank Reek
Pheonix, Arizona and their niece
from Holland were luncheon
guests at the home of Mr and
Mrs Bill Barratt Wednesday of
last week.
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WSUItAirCK AGENCY
PHONE 6-8625
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ed.
The "Tops" club met at the
city hall on Tuesday night with
the leader, Millie Falrcloth pre
siding. The queen for the even
ing was Kay Wlnkelman who
was duly crowned as such. There
were 18 members present for the
meeting.
Donald Hunt who has been at
tending the university Is home
for the summer with his mother,
Mrs Bertha Hunt
Mr and Mrs Don Campbell and
children have returned to their
home In Eugene after several
days here visiting friends and
relatives. Don was the guest
speaker at the church on Sun
day morning.
Mrs Cora Warner has been con
fined to her home with an in
fected eye for the last few days.
Air and Mrs E E Peck werel
Pendleton business visitors on
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs T E Messenger
br of Mitchell were Lexington
visitors on bunday.
Mr and Mrs Gene Cutsforth
were Portland visitors last week.
Mr and Mrs Norman Miles,
who are stationed in California,
are visiting his parents. Mr and
Mrs Jim Dunbar.
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An 18a9 southern style bell
ringing auction will be held at
the Hormiston Livestock Com
mission Co. friday, July 3 to
help celebrate Oregon's Centen
nial.
Mr and Mrs H L AHaood of
Bend were weekend guests at
the home of his sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mr and Mrs Bill
Turner. Mrs Jennie Allcood. mo
ther of Mr Allgood, returned to
bend with them Sunday after
noon and will visit at their home
for a month.
The grand worthy advisor of
the Order of the Rainbow for
Girls in Oregon, Caroline Par
sons, of La Grande, was the
house guest of Mr and Mrs Har
old Becket during her stay in
Heppner. while here Miss Par
sons and Mrs Becket made their
official visitations at the Hepp
ner, Condon and Umatilla As
semblies.
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