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lone Garden Club has joint meeting with Hermislon Club IIKPPNKR, OHE I. C,7. KTTK TIM FS, Thursday, Mv 1, Vm Tt loi Car.Wn Club nrl M 10 in It h,nw at Mrs, Kali Crum for an txcUtt nrriit ith it Hrn;it..n HWvnwr Girt. Mrs, UU lum I iiwWr U crk.k nl r th Htrmtsliw fjrouji. An rr ful rurt a Mrs. Claud Church, t.Mii.sUiii dis tric c director, HiuilrSMk for tl n'rting r Mr. Crum, Mrs, ilnn Martin, ik1 Mrs. L jvt f)hn. Mrs. Harold Hutr,nifnc brr.tnp cluirnan, prMd.d or th insmutiun ci-r-m n) of Uw folUmint of. ficrrs. Mrs. Van HuNiarJ. prMd.nt; Mrs. Le Fett). john icr yrrsuJt nt. Mrs. Jan I risri Jl . iecrur, and Mr. rrrdrlik Martin, trrasutrr. Mu. Hutirr k' dicatHl p,rm from tli rr U4 u ach of ti Oi idTiirl. Mr. I d Huiil prstnti-dth pnvrain n "Hotter Pol C'ufi" . stw riMu.truct'd a 1'itd houw, a tirinir hold er, outdoor hints, and iii4 c himr a from tl flur pots. Mrs. 1 vtlU MuTi, KtTllllN ton, and Mrs. ( It'll H'i un tlw door prut. Th Juii matins of th Gardra Club ill consist of a cnu.frvtion lour of the Bird Sain iuar) at the port of Cnutilla. RANCH AERO AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. Owned and Operated By PAUL N. HANSEN Beginning Year-Round Service SPRAYING. SEEDING, UQUID AND DRY FERTILIZING. 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS AREA PH. 676 992S HEPPNER. ORE AUI-OAS C RANGE ill nurl Sal., May JO. ithpof luck suiir it 6 SO p.m. Grant: U1 folio at p.m. Tlw Woi.in'i Activity Club ill nwi uuf (Ml i) at ihHifi for a poCluck din mr merlin,:. Mewrvrs art aked io brine a salad or d. nm. it. Mr. iVlsio ctupvl and Mrs. VUllard French ir host-, MS. KUCTK5N TAY DINNER on May 23 ill t sponsored by tlw lone American It Kion Auxiliary Post no. 95 at lh legion hall. The din ner tll hecin at 11:30 and ill continue until the food is cone, baked turn ith all the trimmings ill I served aloin; ith homenud rolls ami pies. Proceeds from the dinner (till In used towards tin? pur chasing of ne ctuirs for the Legion hall. The annual Dop py Mle also Like place at the dinner. Bunch Grass Lodge Has 75th Birthday In observance of the 75th Hirihday of Bunch Crass R bekah Lolf.e, 15 mpnilersga the red at Yhel's Cafe for a no-host luncheon on May 6. The (aides ere decorated by Mrs. Helen Pettyjohn. M-s. L ! J E : T Lilt 1 DAVE GREEN HE LISTENS STATE REPRESENTATIVE Dist. 55 Republican 1 Pun! lur by Com. to EJ-t Dave Grwn Kreii Kichy ohmn.. Box 1972 Madras, Ore. MiM Rine, and Mrs. Cladyi t'rake. After luncheon tlte nwm twrs aent to the home of M-i. tdith Mttthei for an afternoon of "Hcmenibrrltuj Ahen," aolt call las anserd by each memVr telling hen she txcame a mem'wr and about an Inter esting event she remem bered. Letter ere read from nienitiera ho er un able to I present, A 23-year veteran eelaa presented to Mrs. Catherine Thorne by Mrs. Norma Rea and Mrs. Ruth LundellofMU aukie. Tiie Jeel had pre viously belonged to their mo ther. The memVrs enjoyed reading nmutes of meetings dating bark to January, 1922, Hunch Crass Lodge as In stituted Miy 11, 1897. lth 31 charter mom'jers. M'.'m U rslup today is 28. Mrs. Clara Kincaid, ho Is a re sident of Pioneer Memorial Hospital, Is the oldest living member. She Joined in 1903. Later in the afternoon, re freshments e re served. Mrs. Ruby Roberts served the cake. Mrs. Vlda Heliker poured the coffee and Mrs. Helen Petty johm presided at the punch fcml. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR Oalzell of lone went to Eagle Creek to have Mother's Day weekend iih their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drobny. Joe, Frank and Wynn. They were joined there on Sunday by another daugh ter and her family Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford, Nell, Tom, Terry and Lorl of Eu gene. Legion Elects The lone American Le gion elected officers at a special meeting on May 4. Cliff Aldrich willbecomman dar assisted by Bob Drake, vice commander. Charles Doherty will serve as adju tant and John Jepsen as chap lain. Bill Rietmannwas elect ed to serve as sergeant-at-arms and Joel Engelman will be historian. New Cake and Frosting Recipe For the 1972 CAKE BAKING CONTEST Oregon Wheat Growers League Domestic Wheat Utilization Committee MRS. CARL MARQUARDT, Morrow County Chairman This is a standard recipe that must be used by All Contestants APPLESAUCE CAKE Sift together 4 cups all purpose flour 4 tsp. soda 1 14 tsp. salt 2 tsp. cinnamon V-2 tsp. nutmeg '-2 tsp. cloves 2 Tablespoons cocoa Combine and beat well 1 cup veg etable oil and 2 cups sugar Stir in 3 cups un sweetened apple sauce (heated) Add: dry ingred ients and mix well. Stir in : VL cup rais ins and Va CUP walnuts Put batter in 3 9-inch cake pans. Bake at 400 degrees for 15 minutes, then reduce temperature to 375 degrees and bake 15 minutwmore. BROWN SUGAR FROSTING 34 cup margarine y2 tsp. salt melted IV2 cup brown sugar Boil over medium heat for 2 minutes. Add 13 cup milk. Return to heat and bring to full boil. Remove from heat and cool slightly. . Add 3 cups powdered sugar. Mix well and frost cake. Delegates for the state ron veiiiuMt June 21' -24 will be Cliff Aldrich and Charles Do berly. John Jepsen will be the altvrnate, YNGVf PERSSUN from Sweden wa a recent guest of Carl Troedson. Mr. Troed son is 1 cousin of Mr, Pers son's father. Mr, Persson is production manager of a plas tic pie plant In lloganas, Sweden, and was sent to the United States on business, while in Portland, Mr. persson visited with Mr. Troedson' s sister, Mrs. Linea Kottage. He left by plane from Pendleton, and flew to Seattle, where he met a jet that took htm to CtHienlugen In 9' hours. Mr. Persson was In the United SUilei in I9G8, but this was his first trip to Oregon. He alien-led May 14 services at the Valby Church and com mented on the friendliness of the Oregonians that he had met. "Make America Happen Again' VOTE MAY 23 Ale GOVERN & his delegates Pd. Adv. David Conn, Heppner. Ore. For more information regarding rules, contact either Mrs. Carl Marquardt or the Morrow County Extension Office This Publicity A Public Service Of olumbia Basin Electric Co-op "Serving Morrow, Wheeler and Gilliam Counties" Telephone 676-9146 HARDWARE STORES TOUR LOCAL HARDWARE MERCHANT with NATIONAL CHAIN BUYING POWER! f.lorrovv County Grain Growers UEECl STARTS wsmi ON TWO GALLON PURCHASE SAVE $4.96 rimnrnnr i atcv HOUSE Defies Wea Kit LA I CA PAINT n ither, Mildew, & Blistering! FOR UVJ REG. 8.98 GALLON LATEX BOUSE PAM KPX-1 Jamestown te4 (Mm EBrtr-Ht Custom Mixed Colors Slightly Higher Extremely durable Acrylic Latex. Covers and wears like quality oil-base paint yet flows on easily, dries quickly. It's latex! Fast soap and water clean up! One coat covers most surfaces. Rich, low sheen finish "breathes" to resist blistering. 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For plaster, wallboard, concrete, etc. Reg. $4.98 Gallon Choose from White and Newest Colors Custom Mixed Colors Slightly Higher Hi QAVE$9 SQ0N EYERY JAVK ZtoO GALLON r GALLON YOUR CHOICE! LATEX SAT-N-HL-E CI AT nr CFMLinCIC m tUT INTERIOR i For Walls, Ceilings, Woodwork I'sm M! GLOSS Mi REG. $7.98 GALLON Custom Mixed Colors Slightly Higher REG. $8.98 SAT-N-HUE Flat Latex covers most walls and ceilings in one coat. Thick and creamy. Non-drip. Leaves no lap-marks. Dries in 20 minutes. Quick soap and water clean-up. Truly scrubbable and fade-resistant. 48 Decorator Colors and White. HOUSE & GARDEN MARVELUSTRE - - our finest acrylic latex semi-gloss enamel! Its hard, satin sheen resists soiling, fumes, steam and moisture.-Extra scrubbable. Ideal for kitchen, bath-walls, cabinets, all woodwork. It's latex - - so easy to use. 48 Colors to match Sat-N-Hue. FOR 1972 CIIO
