New Members Initiated by lone Legion Auxiliary
1 ECHO tALUATtt
lnl!UMn was t.rti f - f I 'if ful
uMn nsembets In the An.rtuai
Legion AuMUary Tu-Uy even
Ing, Irb It t the Legion hall
,Jrt l-Sb Akcrs, Mr Jme Bar
nett, Mrs I.tafl Beri;trufn.
Mrs Herman Blctteii. '.tt Vn
Hams and Mi Charles Huherty
also the Junioit. Teresa r,l Tar
a TUiker. Mdfli-rn and Anil
CrawtY-rJ anil Kaien anl Ciser
Ham. Mr lisihi U'llIUms
Milton Freewater. district 6 yrr
went, n m mutating criuvi
Other avl!lr.j; were Mis O llr
mann. Mr tVeil Thorne. Mr
John Kubanks, Mr Q E Brenner
Mrs ItotMrrt iVSpain. Mrs IVlrrn
Crawford and Mrs t'leo lrak
Mm Williams m presented
with a eorane and gift from
the unit, he cave a very Inter
esting talk after the meeting
stressing memtH'rship, chll(
welfare, rehabilitation and jp
ie.
A potluck supper preceded the
meeting with Mrs Joe Gaars
land and Mrs Crawford In
charge. The tables were decor
ated In the St Valentine theme.
The Auxiliary sent used cloth
Ing for the Save the Children
Federation to Knoxville. Tenn
Mrs Ted Palmatecr. child wel
fare chairman, had charge of
this project.
Dates to remembers
Feb 26 Three Links club of
Bunchgrass Itebekxih lodge
at the borne of Mrs A don
Hcrmlott at 2 p m.
March I American Leaion Aux
Uiary meeting at the home
of Mrs Echo Palmateer at 2
d m. Members are to bring
2 doiea cookies and Junior
members one doiea to be
sent to the Veteran's hos
Dltal in Rosebura.
March 2 Eastern Star Social
club at the home of Mrs
Omar Rietmann with a lun
cheon at 12:30 p m.
March 3 Extension Unit meet
ing at the home of Mrs
Bryce Keene. Subject. The
Morrow County Museum.
March 3 Basketball tournament
begins at Pendleton.
A social hour was held after
the regular meeting of Bunch
grass Rebekah lodge Thursday
evening of last week. Games
were played and Mrs Ernest Hel
lker received the special prize.
The hostesses were Mrs Lewis
Ball, Mrs Ida Coleman and Mrs
Delia Corson.
The HEC of Willows grange
met at the home of Mrs Wate
Crawford Thursday of last week
with Mrs O L Lundell as co-hos
tess. A dinner was served at to
noon. At the business meeting in
Mr and Mrs Alvin McCabe re-
JlWit in, "uo" uiv.iti5 I -
rhA aftrtrtnrrs nrlt h Tpc TTarvmr nt!v tnnk thpir son Ashley to
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Ring, chairman, conducting the Pasco where he underwent sur
gery on nis eyes.
State erance master, Limer
McClure of Portland was a guest
at a dinner at the grange nail
Tuesday evening, Feb 16. Others
present were Alvin wagenDiast,
FOR
SEED CLEANING
Cr TREATING
CALL
Harold Erwin
Phono 6-5806
Slush Kebab For A Crowd
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i : Ll .l.L. . I. M.lUw4 luitik mnA i-rt.n iffitilhlia broiled
on skewers, is a tx-rfw-t hoiee to sent a crowd. It orif inaUwl cen
tune ago in U Near Last len Armenian nephritis impaled
their food on sticks and cooked it orr cen fire. Americans are
nmlinf it fun to prepare on tln ir barbecue jrilla.
A small amount of bver in this marinade adls flavor and helps
tenderao the meat Hufly nee. a frvrn salad and tablets of cold,
sparkling bm ar fond accompaniments to hih kebab.
Shish Kebab
1 leg of lamb ( 5 to 7 1 teaspoon crunKed oreRano
pounds), boned teaKion crulM'd thyme
I p1ikJ. mim-ed clovs t teaspoon salt
garlic lo 8 ( reen eppers
H cup salad or oli oil 16 to 20 small whit onions
i cup beer or ale
Have meaUnan rt mo bone from leg of lamb. Cut boned lanib
into 2-inch chunks, removing gristle and most of fat Combine
garlic, salad or olive oil. beer or ale, pepier. oreganu. thyme and
salt Pour marinade over lamb chunks in shallow pan and let
stand in refriKerator at least 1 hour or overnight. Cut preen peppers
into 2 inch pieces. Cut peeled onions into halves. hen ready to
cook, alternate marinated lamb chunks, green pepper pii-ces and
halved onions on 8 to 10 long metal skewers. Brush vegetables with
olive oil or melted butter. Iiroil 3 inches from heat source or ovi r
coals until tender, aliout 15 minute, turning skewers to brown
food evtnly. To serve, push off onto individual plates.
Yield: fl to 10 u-r inijs.
meeting plans were made for the
dinner to be served at the Elks
nnual in Heppner Saturday
evening. Those having charge
were Mrs Lewis Halvorsen, Mrs
James Lindsay, Mrs Ring and
Mrs Berl Akers. For the tables
ere Mrs Marion Palmer. Mrs
Donald Heliker, Mrs John Eu-
banks and Mrs Art Dalzell. The
HEC will also serve a luncheon
for the Blue Mountain district of
garden clubs convention at the
grange hall April 0.
The Miriam Circle of the Wo-
meri's Fellowship met at the
home of Mrs Fredrick Martin
Tuesday afternoon, Feb 16. The
film strip "We Are All Brothers"
was shown. The Circle members
11 make two layettes to be sent
Korea
vln Ely. master of Greenfield
grange, Boardman; and Clyde
Tannehlll, district deputy of
Boardman. The dinner was ser
ved by Mrs Armln Wihlon and
assist by Mrs Barbara Rodgers.
fr I.pp Palmer and Mrs Mar
ion Palmer entertained members
of the Amlca club at the Lee
Palmer home Wednesday after
After the
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huRinoss meetinz eames were
played and those receiving prizes
were Mrs Garry Tullls, Mrs Adon
HAmintt and Mrs Clyde Craw
ford. The club donated 12 little
folding chairs for the down stairs
classes in the Community church
school. Gifts were given to Mrs
Lee Palmer for her daughters,
rvvnna and Debra. and to Mrs
Arnle Hedman for her daughter,
Dee Ann.
Mrs Robert JeDsen entertained
thu hridrn club at her home
Thursday evening of last week.
Those receiving prizes were, jvirs
Walter Corley, high; Mrs C L
Lieuallen, 2nd high and Mrs
Pete Cannon, low.
Portland visitors last ween
;.. r t,r,o mnctpr urorp Mr and Mrs Rov Llncistrom
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and Mrs Wagenblast of Lexing- and daughter, Christine; Mr and
ton; Walter Wright, master or
Rhea Creek grange and Mrs
Wright: Adrain Bechdolt, over
seer of Rhea Creek grange and
Mrs Bechdolt; Leo Crabtree, mas
ter of Willows grange, lone, and
Mrs Crabtree; Vernon Munkers,
master of Lexington grange; El-
WELCOME BACK!
WE'RE
OPEN AGAIN!
AND ARE SERVING THOSE
WONDERFUL
STEAK DINNERS
It's been quite a struggle these past few weeks, but it
looks like we've gotten rid of all the troubles, so we extend
you a warm welcome to come in and enjoy our hospitality
and mighty fine food. We've got all kinds of extra special
lunches and dinners and some of those nice, thick. Juicy
steaks just waiting for you. See You Soon!
iefani's
FINE
FOOD
Mrs Milton Morgan and Mr and
Mrs Herbert Ekstrom Sr, Morgan
and Lindstrom attended the Boat
Show there.
The following officers were in
stalled in the American Legion
recently: Robert Rietmann, com
mander; Robert Drake, vice com-1
mnnripr? Melvln Melena, adju
tant and treasurer; Robert De-
Spain, chaplain and Bill Kiet
mann Rpreeant-at-arms. Herbert
White Jr., district 6 commander
f.nm PonHiptnn. was the Install-
ing officer. The executive of
ficers are Joel Englefan, Gene
Rietmann, John Jepsen and
Charles Doherty.
Mr and Mrs Robert Kietmann
left Wednesday of last week for
Squaw Valley, Calif to attend
the Olympic games.
go for
The Good Light Beer
Heidelberg
Slow Brewed
Mr and Mt Ahlu .UVaU and.uat uf LHin Stat Cull-,
on Aahley. mAed W1 wet to I Mu. McHrUW spent U months
the Arthur Warren ranch. The)'
ha twvn llvlr.j; in Tt.lfJ Suevt.
Mr and Mm A W MvUikI if
Amity aj-ent a few dj her Ut
week with relatUe and filendi,
Ml Myra J;n M Bride, a
Linn ttunty IFYE iliiteinatl.uial
Farm Youth F-Xihange student
j;ae a ery Interesting t.ilk and
showed klldes on her trip to Jap
an at the lecturers hour of Wll
iws trance Sunday aftetn.mn.
She Is frm Lebun. n and a trad-
in JJH.n uith $ diff.-rrnt rural
families and trr!ed In all the
Ulands rvtpt In tie northern
part. She helped with the ttm
tti.rk there. The average farm
there is four and one half acres.
The rural homes do not have
mn hiirio appliances and the
homes are nut heatett. She had
many articles on display uch
a rue bowl. uj lla. rain
lui. nhiM's. tlotlu-s. silk worms.
oh'ii etc. She an a folk
HtrrNCIt CAItTTE TlMtl Thuiaday. faUuorf U. 1
hiijs In Janne a'trpanled
by a Japanrs lntruient im-
H.r to a tfuttar.
MU Mcllrl.le i a Japanese
cMslume. Mia Fther Klrmls if
lleppner ritinlucHl Mi-ui Mo-
Bride, Mrs Alvn Mv-W lee
turer had charge cf the program.
At tit cranire mvtlnc cm-
ducted by Leo Crabtree, master.
l'lde Tannehlll. Merrowr county
district deputy from t.ieenrieid
ciange, at Boardman. was In-1
tMduttsl. Visits from ether
graiea -re Mts Ella Burgoyn
i, J Mrs Kenneth Smou from
Ixxinitton grange.
Mr Cecil lllcka transferred
fn.in Iuie Kok grange to Wil
lows grange.
ISerl Akrr was appdnted on
the whool administrative com
mitter. A report was given on the
lesolutuuw committee that copies
of the resolution concernlnjf the
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OM FOOD... IS OUR BUSINESS!
SPECIAL
THURS., FRI. SAT.
SALE AT
Peck's Corner Grocery in Lexington
PET
RITZ
FROZEN
PIES
Cherry
Apple
Peach
2 for 57c
Sonny Boy (Case- $2.59)
TOMATO JUICE, 46 ox. can 4 for 89c
Rod Dart (Case $1.89)
LIMA BEANS, 303 cans 3 for 25c
SONNY BOY 303 TINS
PEAS OR
CORN
f
or
ELD RIDGE
HALF OR WHOLE
lib. 4c
Occident Family Enriched
Sonny Boy (Cas $2.79)
BLUE LAKE BEANS, 303 tins 4 for 50c
GARDEN TOMATOES, 303 tins 3 for 47c
SUGAR 25 lbs. $2.85
CATSUP, Hunts, 20 ox. bottles 4 for $1.00
M. 11 if
O Snnnv Knv O lbs. Zb
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25 LBS. $
1.99
10 LBS 95c
5 LBS 49c
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CUT CORN - MIX VEGETABLES
(5 for $S S5?
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Dog-Cat Food 6 59c s
Case
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Morrow County Creamery
ICE CREAM
Half-Gallon 95c
Gallon $1.85
KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE 2 lbs. 98c
MAYFLOWER MILK Vi gal. 49c
CIGARETTES, .... Reg. Ctn. $1 .85 - King Sixe Crtn $1 .98
CARROTS, Cello 2 bunches 19c
KRAFTS DRESSING
llorad Whop
32 oz.
p
CORNER GROCERY
IN LEXINGTON
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