Show Them The Way To the Kitchen
The future homemakers class
in the corner was devoted to
. those entering the canning di
vision and the candy division.
Premiums were $1.25 for a blue
ribbon; 75c for a red ribbon and
25c for a white ribbon.
Canning
There were Subdivisions
made up in each of the three
categories, and in the canning
division, it was broken down to,
vegetables, berries, fruit, jam,
jelly and pickles. Of these
food's, tell me which is a childs
favorite to eat. If you said piclo
les, you're right. This was the
only class entered. Jay Sullivan
Palmer placed first with her
muffins and Debra came in
with a close second. Karmin
Brannon of Heppner placed
third with her muffins and
Becky Hobbs of Irrigon had the
only other entry.
Cheri Griffith of Heppner has
learned her lesson with bak
ing powder a)nd apparently
learned it well. She received a
blue ribbon on her baking pow
der biscuits.
Make Way For The
Kookie Cookie Queen
Becky Hobbs of Irrigon found
her specialty in the rolled cook
ie division, placing first. Val
erie Sullivan of Irrigon placed
of Irrigon placed second with
his pickles, Valerie Sullivan of secon(j
irrigon pxacea tnira ana ear- .
bara Devine had the only other , Dr?p co?kles reT, easy
entry fun to make, and I'm sure that
Teast and Flour I anyon,e ?f ft? 9 entries will tell
Theresa Proctor of Irrigon you ha- ?lllIJ?bb8l,0? Inig0nf
had the only entry in the yeast Placed flrs Cathy Plmer j
Dreads division. She'll tell you ?n" Placed seCQnd fnd
khit nnptioa voW hnlAllce Abrarns of Heppner plac
et prataakes to, d entering cookies
receive a blue ribbon. , T , t T
TommSo Tl lobar, nf Tn Itlnos wclc "" I-eieiSUIl tH UH1C,
to make nut and fruit bread.
Wait till Christmas to use your
talents Tammie. She received a
blue ribbon. Receiving the sec
ond place ribbon was Jill Hobbs
of Irrigon and Cinda Griffith of
Heppner placed third.
The Padmer family has prob
ably eaten practice muffins for
at least 1 month before the fair.
Don't worry Mom and Dad,
cause fairs over and Donna
Kinzua, First Home
Of David A. Knights
Larry and Paula Palmer of
Heppner, Debora Palmer of
lone, Tammie Tucker of lone
and Theresa Proctor of Irrigon.
Joan Warren of Heppner and
Linda Bier of Heppner love the
smell of freshly baking brown
ies. Joan received a blue ribbon
on her brownies and Linda re
ceived a white ribbon.
Cheri Griffith of Heppner gets
Donna 1 tired of ner cereal everv morn
i ing so she uses it in her cookie
recipe, uherl received a Diue
ribbon.
Donna Palmer or lone hajd
the only entry in the bar cook
ie division, and she received a
red ribbon on her cookies
Simple, Fast, and Fun
Describe the no-bake cookies,
KINZUA - The Kinzua Com- Rusgell Brannon placed first
munity Church was the scene with hig cookies Bradley Huve
Friday evening for the eight of Irrigon piaCed second aid
o'clock wedding of Miss Wanda Jeff James of Ione piaced third.
Joyce Smiley, daughter of Mr. Dale Brandt o irrigon was
and Mrs. Jack Smiley to David ,
nnnthpr hnv tn Antpr his rook-
A. Knight, son of Mrs. Betty jes And little Marie Yocom of
Knight or fortiana. ine Lexington was the only girl
ring ceremony was performed ; f.ompeting in this division.
oy icev. r-awin vennis. uic Make Way For The Cakes
thf altar decorated with tall
candelabra with white tapers.
The bride, escorted to the al
tar by her father, wore a gown
of white lace, fashioned with a
Cindy Griffith hafd the only
entry in the white cake divi
sion, and she received first
place.
In the dark cake division,
fitted bodice and bouffant skirt christv Brandt of Irrigon pltc-
fonning a self tram, ine scai-j ed second and jan Peterson of
loped neckline was trimmea ( Ione piaced third. Jill Hobbs
with seed pearls. Her elbow had the only entry in the appie.
lengtn ven was neiu u S4UCe division. Jill received a
with white flowers a,nd seea MlIO riuhn
pearls. She carried a nosegay of ; uxtJo 01e Cemdy Makers
white carnations. Maid oi
Honor was Miss Karen Morti
more who wore a floor length
dress of orange lace over taf
feta with a yellow belt and yel
low net headpiece. She carried
a nosegay of orange and yellow
carnations. Best man for his
brother was Mike Knight of
Fossil with Truman Smiley, bro
Anita Palmer and Becky
Hobbs love fudge and fudge
making. Both must have made
several practice batches before
entering their first and second
place winners. (Anita, first and
Becky second).
Jill Hobbs received a red
ribbon In her divinity candy.
Surprising enough there were
ther of the bride and Phil Brltt no entries in the taffy division.
of Portland as ushers and can
dlelighters. Mrs. Smiley chose
to wear a green knit dress with
Mrs. Knight wearing aqua) and
both having white carnation
corsages.
Mrs. Troy Day accompanied
herself when she sang, "We've
Only Just Begun" and "For All
We Know". The Wedding
marches were played by Mrs.
. Robert Kelso.
Miss Vlcki Wham of Portland
was in charge of the guest book
with Miss Kathy Nelson attend
ing the gift table.
Immediately after the ser
vice, a reception was held in
the church annex where a
three-tiered cake, decorated in
yellow and white, and topped
with a bride and groom center
ed the serving table. After the
young couple cut and shared
the first slice of cake, it was cut
and served by Mrs. John wea
ser and Mrs. Truman Smiley.
Coffee was served by Mrs.
Clyde Britt, grandmother of the
groom with Mrs. Mike Knight
serving the punch. The gift
table was covered with a white
lace cloth over yellow. The new
Mrs. Knight is a graduate of
Wheeler High School with Mr.
Knight having attended school
in Portland. They left for a
wedding trip to the Oregon
Coast and will make their
home in Kinzua where David is
employed by Kinzua Corporation.
Maybe mother had something
to do with changing their
minds about pulling of the
taffy.
In the catch-all candy class,
Donna Palmer of Ione placed
first, Debora Palmer placed sec
ond and Karmin Brannon plac
ed third. Also entering in this
division was Anita Palmer of
Irrigon.
Lexington Clubs
Resume Activities
LEXINGTON The Three
Links Club of Holly Rebekah
Lodge met at the home of Mrs.
Archie Munkers, Thursday, for
the first meeting of the fall.
Chairman Ruth Robinson pre
sided. It was decided to have
a series of six card parties, the
rules being the same as in the
previous series a person must
play four out of the six series
to be eligible for the grand
prize. There are highs and lows
for both men and women giv
en at each party. Refreshments
will be served at the end of
each evening.
Several items to be sold at
the fall bazaar, Nov. 20, were
marked. Mrs. Al Fetsch and
Mrs. William Smethurst invited
the group to meet t the Fetsch
ranch home near Pendleton in
October. Those present were
Mrs. Florence McMillan, Mrs.
Irene Padbenr, Mrs. A. F. Ma-
jeske, Mrs. Annie Keene, Mrs.
Eula Bloodsworth, Mrs. Ralph
Burcham, and special guests
Mrs. Ruth McCabe of Ione and
Mrs. Dottie Allstott of Heppner.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Back from Alaska
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer
and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall
have all returned front Alaska
visits. The Palmers took their
grandson Scott home after his
summer visit with them. They
visited their daughter Janet
Crabtiee, Scott's mother, at Jun
eau. The Marshalls also enjoyed
visiting Janet, their granddau
ghter. They also had a fine
sight-seeing trip through the
inland passage along southern
Alaska and the Canadian
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg
have had as their guests this
past week Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Beck of Stockton, Ca., and Mrs
Edna Langland of Modesto, Ca.,
both sisters of Mrs. Padberg.
Amicitia Club's Annual Meeting
The Amicitia Club held its an
nual meeting at the Lovgren
mountain home Saturday night.
The evening began with a pot
luck dinner attended by the fol
lowing couples: Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Elden
Padberg, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pad
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cole, Mr,
and Mrs. Joe Yocom, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Pettyjohn, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Piper, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Lovgren and Mrs. Bob
Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones spent
the weekend at the Glenn Pay
ton home in Keating with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Jones as their
guests on Sunday.
Lexington Cub Den Meets
Mrs. Bob Harrison held the
first den meeting of Lexington's
Cub Scouts at her home on Wed
nesday of last week. The group
studied puncture vine and how
to get rid of it. Craig Howard
was elected denner of the week.
Mrs. Harrison reports that there
is room for more in this club
and says she would enjoy hear
ing from any boy wanting to
join. Visitors at the meeting
were Todd Harrison and Lee
McCarl.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. September 16. 1971
From Wasica, III.
Friends from Wasica, 111., ar
rived Friday to visit with Mrs.
Grace Buschke. Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Hamilton come out to
Morrow County about every two
years. Mrs. Hamilton will be re
membered as Iri3 Musgrave.
She went to school at Burton
Valley, a country school out of
Hardman.
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PRIZE WINNERS at the Oregon State Fair were Cynthia Matth
ews and Pamela Schmeder. Cynthia, the daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Matthews. Irrigon, received a red ribbon for making
a Reuben sandwich in the 4-H "Salad or Sandwich contest
Pamela, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schmeder of Irrigon.
won chamnionshiD in the intermediate 4-H baking contest.
with her "Mystery Pudding".
IRRIGON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Batle Rand re.
turned this week from a camp
ing and fishing trip near Wald-
port. They fished up the Aisea
River on the incoming tide,
from their aluminum fishing
boat. They each caught a nice
salmon.
A. C Houghton School Menu
The school lunch menu for
Sept. 20-24 at A. C. Houghton
Elementary School, in Irrigon.
Monday Hot dogs, butter
ed corn, apricots and oatmeal
cookies.
Tuesday Vegetable beef
stew, hot rolls and honey, peat
cheese salad and dixie cups.
New Mobile Home Warmed at Irrigon
by FRANCES ROSE WILSON
IRRIGON Friends and rel
atives of Vera Cooley, gathered
at her new mobile home, 2
miles West of Irrigon, on Sun
day afternoon, for a house
warming.
Her daughters-in-law, Mrs .
Bill Cooley of Burbank, Wash,
and Mrs. Burrel Cooley of Irri
gon served the beautifully dec
orated cake, punch and coffee.
New Grandson Welcomed
Mrs. Josephine Bueh a n a n
visited her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and jMrs. John Bu
chanan, in Portland last week,
to welcome her new grandson,
John Delmar, born Sept. 6,
weitrhine 5 nounds 10 ozs. at
Portland and Emanuel Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ander
son of Albany, Ore. were visi
tnrs at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rees Morgan.
Guest Speakers At
Bactist Church
The Rev. and Mrs. Orville
Tadlock of Vita. Oregon were
euest speakers at the Commu
nity Baptist Church on Sunday
The Good News Singers were
present in the evening service
to present gospel music.
Wednesday Beef nut cas
serole green beans, carrot
sticks and fruit cobbler.
Thursday Oven fried
chicken, fluffed potatoes,
gravy, buttered peas and
peaches.
Friday Macaron i and
cheese, sliced tomatoes, lunch
meat slices and fruit salad.
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