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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1960)
Lex Group Plans Easier Breakfast IT CILTHA JONES I ri?r a iit with relative and The Women's Fellow. hip ttend in Lrxir.on. Charlene Eroup of the Ufclnetnn rhurrh J"ne Iniervltwtd and met at l he home i.f Mr Roy "lluui" ",r r.mr,t.li on TuttuUv ftern.m . Walker Bulw CoHejre on Sat- The meeting was called to order urJ afiernuun. She pUtia on hv th rreIJenf. Mn W F! Me. I enroling "e in nror iu Millan and the minutes read and ,urA .h.t -Thnk r.r,il Irar.klin Messenger was en ., fr.,m th ivr,w m,.. tertalned with a dinner In hU kers family and from Mrs Waller I ttnr en Monday prior to his SmHh. riant for the Easter Mature to Portland and the k.if..i i....i ., cai. utoM ireiuni were, air all those planning on attending n1 Mr Armln Wlhlon. Mr and were ai.ked to call either the ""t" mm president or slcn a register Mnl lcn 'n- , ... u.hirh utu K . th ehureh .A Am Way U visiting Ma bro the committee will know how h Marvin wy um hl bo many to prepare for. This Is ,n Tei. Mamn 10 r.i.nn r... T-irt a m in .k.Califumla over the weekend church parlors.' Due to the ab. "here h met hla brother, at the nonce of Mra O G Breeding the hom cf another brother. Mr and devotlonala were riven bv Jan. P1 J04 " et Cavln who read a testimonial on God's Love written by her. aelf. The program was given by LaVcrne Henderson and consU ted of several games with Bible names and numbers as answers. A nominating committee was ap Mrs Karl Warner has returned home after a few days spent In Corvallls and Portland where she visited her children Mrs George Steagall and Mrs O G Breeding motored to Her mlston Tuesday, taking Mrs Child's Death Shows Need For Car In Handling Detergents nolnted: the committee belne: E'hel Hannon and Mrs Emma Trlna Tarker. Dona Barnett and Broshears there to meet the bus. Betty Marquardt The fancy work M0'" ladips ar leaving for was passed around with several urooKings. vie, wncre mr nan DooDle taklne nieces to finish. lon lives and where Mrs Bre and some Dot holders were Dur- shears will visit her daughter chased at this time. The next and family. Mr and Mrs Carl meeting will be at the Cecil Wh I Hook. Mrs Hannon has been Joni homo, with the dovotionals visiting her sister. Mrs Jessie bin bv Mrs Cora Allvn and the pro- c'a,r' wno u a Plent In Pioneer Memorial hospital from Spray, Carl Whlllock was a recent visitor at the Wilbur Steagall gram, Betty Marquardt. Following the meeting refresh tess to the following. Mrs Trlna f Mr, iLtS? . t.. rx..i.i.,. m,. visited his sister. Mrs Sinclair. t anvil , uuc fu iujvu, ua Florence McMillan, Mrs LaVcrne Henderson, Mrs Delpha Jones, ?t T, ir,. Ann - ;; MS their work In Portland Marquardt. Mrs Anme Kecne. .,,.,. Deanna and Barbara Steagall visited at the home of their par ents, Mr and Mrs Wilbur Stea- over the weekend. Mr and Mrs O G Breeding have returned home after sev eral days spent In Bend. Max Breeding and Clayton Avers were Portland visitors Mrs Cleo VanWinkle and Miss Dona Barnett and Miss Janet Cavln of Portland and the hos tess. The junior girls Sunday school liaSJ illlU ft .annul f . J ..via- I . DarKor rolr.1nth Dt t h a I MOnday, uimS ua.ua.o . i I t-, u it.... . J li. tn nm A it.,, J0i, f iTJIlUlU I1UIII IflUIIlCU IU 1119 vcm -uiics iiwinc wii .uuaj I , , . c. ItTlllVWll. kAlllga TTV.t JW'hl .. i . , . presents presented the young " u . "K '"LT:" IBUJ) UikVI "II1VII .ka. .v . u& lane aiiu puiiv.it ncic on vtru Those present were Mary and Put Imagination In Barbara mcnois, Joyce rK, rL:iJ,a'. I nnrhin Theresa Munkers, Jeanette Led-r",,"w,v" w " better, Charlene Jones and Janet Does your child have a good Cavln. Barbara has moved to appetite? Or Is he giving you Pendleton with her parents headaches because of lack of where her father is employed. any appetite at all? Mr and Mrs New't O'Harra in any case, It doesn't take have returned home fter sever- much extra time to get an imag al weeks In Yuma nd Pheonlx, inative lunch for junior. And, Arizona. who knows a meal that arouses Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones and interest may waken a dormant children motored to Portland Fri- appetite or help to keep a hefty day night taking Henry Cavln appetite alive, and Janet to their home there The hot cream soup Is out of the ordinary because It's a blend of two souds. Nonetheless, it doesn't take long to make be cause canned soups are used. Simply mix well 1 can cream of chicken soup, 1 can cream of asparagus soup or cream of cel ery soup, and 1 soup cans of milk. Heat to serving tern- perature. Garnish with chopped parsley. Yields 6 servings. The toast is dressed up with orange butter spread. Be prepar ed to serve seconds on this com bo, for orange butter will be a big hit It's the refreshing flavor of oranges blended with the un matched natural flavor of butter that gives this spread "want more" appeal. The trick to salad interest here comes in shape. A kitty was the inspiration. The body is a slice of pineapple; the head, ana ap ricot half; the ears; raisins; and the tail, a thin slice of green pepper. If this intrigues your vrtunizster, put the wheels of your brain in motion and sur prise him with other animal pat terns now and then. For dessert, there's pink straw- berry ice cream. You've prob ably never known a child who doesn't love ice cream. How lor- tunate that this food that tastes so good Is so nutritious too! A fat glass of cold milk rounds out the menu. Children need a I minimum of four glasses of milk a day, so it's important to In clude at least one glass in the noon meal. Orange Butter Spread For Toast V cup butter, 1 cup confec tioners sugar, grated rind 1 large orange, 1 tablespoon orange juice. Cream butter. Add sugar and mix well. Add orange rind and orange juice. Toast bread on one side. Spread orange butter on the other side and broil until the spread melts and bubbles. Or use as a spread on toast Long Distance Nation-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 CHECK THIS... NEW HOMES... as low as $3900... delivered to your property Dramatic Ranch House Styling. Birch Kitchen Built in Range, oven and refrigerator in color. Completely constructed and ready to move into. Note: This is a convention ally constructed home, conforming to codes and inspections. Also: Apartment Units Cabins-Duplexes & Motor Courts. At prices that are unbe lievably low, a new type of pre-ccstruction and de livery, makes this possible. Modern beautiful lines and finishes. Distributorships Available. Writ, or Phon.: SILCO, INC. Summit, Oregon Phono: GLendaio 6-4275 Putman Flying, Inc. WEED SPRAYING PHONB- Flying A Motel - Phone 6-9928 HEPPNER Here's an Irr.irtsnt m to wirents fruro our Mirrvw rountv tiublle health nun. A youngster died recently In Ore gon after accidentally swallow Ing automatic dthwahtng com pound. Tw prevent rmr such tragedies, won't you pa chixk your own home tot dan gerous products? Uk rspeclally under the kitchen sink. In your bathroom medicine chet. anJ wherever ele you store common household products. Get rid of those you don't use. and store the others In locked cabinets or those out of reach of children. Why not do It now. while ifs fresh in mind! Automatic dishwasher deter gents uch as that which killed the youngster In The Dalles re cently are not really detergents at all. but rather ar members of the caustics group of cleaners. There Is nothing wrong with the automatic dishwasher com pounds themselves. If they are used and stored according to dir ections. Main Ingredients of most of the compounds, Mrs Class said, is sodium phosphate. This converts to sodium hydroxide, the main Ingredient of lye. Just as soon as the product goes Into solution with water. Such products should there fore always be kept out of the reach of children, and should .avj son ty a-iu!t Th f'r.pun K revet . . snoulJ t allien! u ewrr.e tnjUrStnct LlCCtS New Officers ct.r.Lrt with H shin, If wl!vwtd. the victim khuuld t gUen two tM"p.. r-.i Li Onrfiar In two gUurti tf water, the white ft two raw tss. t twti tuncl if IU oil. and then ruheJ Immcxtt. efy ta the nrarr.t ihyK'!n'a office r hut pital Wmlting huuld nt be In duced. tecau f the l.ijjrr ef rratlr.( the burn a the -to-duct cvmes bark up. If the Jlhwshlng cvrr.jvur.d gets Into the e)-. prompt and continuous Irrigation with wt-r should b given ti the ees until the patient can receive mvilral attention. B0T SCOOT !WS We went to Walla Walls, March 19 for swimming tett. but when w got there we found the pool was closed Ixvaune they are working on a new pool. On the way back we stopped along the Columbia and six boys went swimming, but soon gave It up because th water was too cold. Our regular meeting was held March 19 and we practiced hav Ing a court of honor because the committeemen have not ar ranged for a court and w have been ready for a long time. We are hoping to form Boy Scout baseball team. USE GAZETTE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS Trsc rWrdm.n ?il tVtim. tt.m futrut elivlrd uffim M the )rr at thrir regular nic-tit!. Mmh K whih was hrid at trie M Jtw home. Irrltfon. CHfirr rioted ff the -ar atr: t Jottr. president; B..h Su-rd. U preidnl; Am old ll'-ffman. trea.urrt; and Ji Hay. vretary. The Uoardmsn district this rar hss rur new supcrlor The only vrtrn su;cr lsr Is Arnold IMfrnsn. Two new super Hvfs. Ma Jones and Hb SI card were elected at the annual meeting In January They were elcted to take the place of Don Kenney, Irrijjon and Ralph Skou bo, Board man. who term ex pired In January. Roy rartlow, Boardman and Taut Slaughter. Irrlfion were recently appointed to fill tut the uneplrel terms of Lle Robertson and Leonard AUlrich. Robertson and AldrUh recently resigned as supervisors because they have Bold their, farms In Irrtgon and are moving to I'matlUa county. t'priarlous Science-Fiction In' AmaoS-oe! THE 30 FOOT BRIDK OF CANDY ROCK. Star( Theater, Thursday-Friday Sat-! urday. Tlus Exciting Desert Adventure In CS and Color. ' ntttntn GAxrrrx nuts, nurdaT. xrh si. iw 4-H Club Nowi IDST SCW AND SCWS The Bu.y lew and Sews met at the hme ft Matlne Cray on March 7. Mix Kirmls showed a film on 4 II demonstration. Sh alto talked to us on demoitktratlotis. The Buy Sew and Sews de ilJevl to buy new fiags for our club with the money we won In the previous years. Lelie Fe Meador and David Gray have )olneil 4 H this year. Their leader is alo Maklne Cray, Leslie Is enrolled In Just So Girls and David In Bachelor Sewing. Our meeting dates are the flrt Tuesday of each month. Bernlce Thomson, reporter MAKE AND MODEL CLUB The Make and Model 4 II club met M.rxh 12 at the home of Hrenda Townsend with Brenda, J. net Falmer. Carule Ann Fal mer and JoAnn Turner attend ing. Our leader la Mrs Betty Carl son. A film on ucccsuJul Sewing with wah and wear fabrics- was snown, Ref'eshments of )elltf, coffee nd tea were served by Mrs Townsend. Our mut meeting will be on April 9. A film will be shown then. JoAnn Turner, reporter TO SELL jgf 'EM, TELL 'ixil With An Al Ayers Pest Control FOR -INSECT OR RODENT TROUBLES -TERMITES or -CATTLE SPRAYING CALL Clayton Aycrs-Ph. 6-9953 Now Else Could I Get So Much WorEt Done For So Little Cost Each Day? S 7 sfX - - (A My electric helpers are on the job 'round the clock, helping make housework easier and life more pleasant. 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