Ideas in Meal
Cookery Shared
At Tasting Party
By MARJORIC W1LCOXEN
County Cxteiulon Agent
Kiillni; hotiu'iim- tlst'n cook
I Hi! I tixtuilly n I r ni i or a wel
eome cliiuii'c. Thin wan eMiee
Inlly true ill the prof-ram "I Am
t'oM Ailvrtiltiri'H In Cootl Kitt
ing" In-Ill November lti at the
Fair Annex In Ileppner.
ThiiM unending enjoyed the
Tiisllng 1'iirty, where everyone
mitnpli'il the fimil ir'nirt'if liy
tlii tiii'tnlM-rst of tin- County Kx-
ll'IISlllll Committee.
A vurU-tv of low cost cut of
meat wan iiM-il In prepiirlng the
dishes grutiml lecf, kIcw incut
(heef), beef tongue it nl brillliH,
dried liccf, and ehleken.
The di'iuotihtriillniiM Inrluded
kUrll Ideas as Ikiw to cut a 7
lb. chink liliide roast before It
IN cooked to nmke three itiimiIn
without having "dnnned over";
how to prepare "Shccphcrdcrit'
ltnliM'H," a camM'r' or hunt
er'n favorite, and how to pre
pare "Chicken lAmt." The main
thliiR to remember In cooklnu
meat, and esierliilly the leu
tender oni. U to une low heat
300 to Xtt decreea K for
oven, as exoesMve heat causes
meat to become touth and
causiti the piece of meat to
shrink too much In size.
The Testing Table Included
such dishes ait Japanese ca-er
ole, and mince meat bran muf
fin prepared by Mm. Ftunk
Connor, ileppner Unit; Sheep
herder' potalcx-s and beef ra
'out. Mrs. Albert Wright. Khea
( nxk I'nll, iiiulded chicken sab
all and chicken loaf, Mrs. Carl
Khea, Pine City I'nll ; oplced
lunt'ue lii horseradish sauce,
and breailed brains. Mrs. Iean
Aeoek. IrrlKon Unit; creamed
dried beef, and mince meal dm
ln beef toncoe), Mrs. Mnrjor
le Wlli-oxen. Anelit.
Tlie door prle, coiutlstlnu of
different rut of meat. Were do
nated by the members of the
county committee anil Mrs.
Wiivel Wilkinson of the Morrow
County CowHcllcs.
Anyone Interested In reoelv
Inn a ropy of the rcvlpe should
contact the Extension Office, lo
cated upstairs In the C.llllam-BLslx-c
liulhlmn, lieppner.
In conniption with "Culling
Consumers Week", there were
muny buletlns or looklci.H from
the Kxtenslon Service made
available to the ladles.
For anyone who wishes to
have copies of these, or of oth
er that are available, the fol
lowing are listed:
Family Fare Food Manage
ment and Kecipea, Don't Be Ta
ken In JScw Consumer Protec
tion Law, Short Cuts to Hot
meals, Exploring the Seasoning
Shelf, Cheese In Family Meals,
Kjjrs In Family McaLs. A Uulde
to Ciood Kntlntf. and many,
many more icUinx how to buy
and use anything from alum
inum siding to zucchini.
Why not give us a call or
come mid we us and pick up
your free literature and recipes.
Gray's Saddlery
Moves to Lex.
(iray's Saddlery Is now nerv
ing the nri-u from Its new locu
tion In U-xIngton, It Is an
nounced by Nick (Jray, owner.
The buslnesK was moved from
downtown Ileppner to Its Iex
Ington liK-utlon In order to con
tinue middlery mid leather ser
vice at lower costs.
Costs of overhead, together
wllh the recent Khortage and
higher prices of leather mater
ials, were Instrumental In mak
ing the move necessary, the
owner sliilcs.
1'he business Is now located
In a part of their residence, one
blin k west of DcI'm Murket, and
one half block north, on the left
side of the street. It may be
reached by telephone, (M'J 8-175.
Tlie business will continue to
keep a Rood stink of leather
Items for nale, as well as fill
orders on saddles and other
Hems, and will do leather re
pair work. It Is operated by fa
ther and son, Nick and John
(iruy, who urge the continued
putromiRo of customers In thia
area, as well as Invite work
from oulhide areas on leather
piMxls, IiIr or Htnall.
Public Notices
SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
Heppner Elementary School and
Hoppoer High School
November 28 to 30
November 28 Ham and
cheese wllh macaroni, corn,
fresh vcRrtable, mtlk. bread
and butler, prune cake with
lemon sauce.
November 29 Beans and
welners, veRctablo sulud, rolls,
butter, Jelly, milk, frosted gra
ham crackers and fruit.
November 30 Beef stew,
cottage cheese and fruit, cook
ies, milk, carrot and celery
sticks.
(December menus not avail
able as of dale of publication).
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McCabo
and John traveled to Portland
this week-end ami Ernie. John
and Mr. and Mrs. Kd Brlstow
attended the Oregon Oregon
State football Riime In Corval
lis. Mrs. MeCabc remained In
Portland for a visit with her
slster-lnlaw and brother, Mr.
ii nd Mrs. Tom Brlstow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint McQuarrie
and Dan visited Mr. and Mrs.
"Bump" Moore In Portland last
week-end and the group attend
ed the Oregon-Oregon State
football Rume In Corvallis together.
We Will
Deliver Your
Processed Meot
Kftv Of Charge
(fcs2te- Hoppner.
Lexington
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE:
MONDAY AFTERNOON
ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
. FRIDAY MORNING
Follett Meat Co.
Ph. 567-6051
HennUton, Oregon
On Hermlston-McNary
Highway
Protect Your Child
tt;
t)
m f
Mc.'Wfe. JCTW ..J
Trill child It RrtllnR tuber
culln tnl. Tuberculin toiling
fintli Ti. Your ChrlitmH Seal
littxlitlon ncourmel tuber
culin leillni put of III
fight axjlnti IB. Help protect
your child.
ANSWER YOUR CHRISTMAS
SEAL LETTER TODAY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE Is hereby Riven that
the undersigned has been duly
appointed by the Probate Court
of Morrow County, State of Ore
Ron, Administrator of the en
tale of Margaret O. Cason, De
ceased, and all persons having
claims against the estate of
said deceased ure hereby re
quired to present the same with
proper vouchers duly verified to
the Administrator at the office
of Mahoney It Abrama, Hepp-1
ner, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof. j
DATED and first published ,
LFVIS CASON,
Administrator
MAHONEY ABRAMS
Attorney at Law
lieppner, Oregon 37-40c
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurtdcry, NerembM 24. 196 3
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones were
among those In Corvallis over
the week-end to attend the Ore
gon Oregon State football game.
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