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SIX-Thi- lleppnrr (.at.t-Tirm?s, llrppnrr, Oregon, Thursday. November 19, I!W District pres. visits Heppner Garden club The November meeting of the Heppner Garden Cluh was held at the home of Boh and Thela I .owe on Monday eve ning. Nov. 9. A potlurk dinner proceeded the meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Kemble Tellef son from Milton-Freewater as (tuests of honor. Cornelia (Connie) Tellefson. a long time judge of flower shows and other competitions in volving women, is now presi dent of District 10 of the Heppner" Bookworms meet, HyJl'STINK V E .ATI I FR FOR D Since last September 8. when the Heppner Bookworms re-grouped for their 1981-1982 year of sharing their reading experiences at their dinner meeting in the home of Marion Abrams. the members have enjoyed four book-review meetings. Their leaders are President Inez Erwin and Secretary Lorena Jones. On September 22. the ladies Fair & Rodeo news 1982 Fair and Rodeo dates were selected with regard to State Fair dates, said Secre tary Dorothy Estberg. "With our fair dates it will be possible for those with entries to the State Fair to enter in plenty of time." she added. The fair will begin August 21 and run through Aug. 24. The rodeo will be held Aug. 27-29. The Morrow Co. Fair Com mittee is continuing the con tes for the 1982 Fair Theme. The contest is open to club organizations only, said Est berg. Send entries to Fair New cookbook, toll free turkey number by BirdineTullis Extension Service lone Study Group Publishes Cook Book The lone Community Cook book, "a collection of never before published favorite re cipes from some of the greatest cooks in the state of Oregon' will be available for sale at the annual Artifactory in Heppner. according to Delia Heideman. secretary of the lone Extension Group. The collection of recipes, including everything from baby food to beverages, and appetizers to desserts, has been a two year labor of love for members of the young homemaker group. Described as a perfect gift for those who love to cook, or like a "letter from ' home" for former Ionians, the cookbook is eagerly awaited by many, including members of the publishing Extension Group. In addition to being avail able at Artifactory. the cook books may be purchased by mail for only $4.50 plus 50 cents for postage, from Delia Heideman. Star Route 2. lone. Oregon 97843. or for local LOOM IX COLUMBIA I 503276-8444 i ! And unlike many other most Loomix formulas contain little or no urea. The Loomix ingredients Drovide more natural protein than other liquid supplements. doesn't depend on high levels ot urea thatsupply only non-protein nitrogen. The result guaranteed levels balanced between 1 7 percent ana 25 percent (depending upon the range and cattle conditions). Since the natural protein in ! Loomix is 85 percent digestible, there i is less wasted protein and virtually ; no danger of urea toxicity. This high natural proteinlow-urea concept was developed by Loomix and tests have proven time and again just how effective our formulas are for cows, weaners, yearlings and bulls Loomix. The supplement with the difference that pays. Morrow County Oregon Sl;tl Federation of Garden Clubs. Inc. which includes 12 clubs in this part of the stale. She was making her annual visitation to the Hep pner cluh. A special feature of the gathering was the Thanksgiving-type flower arrange ments which Heppner mem bers brought to the meeting and which Mrs. Tellefson appraised very informally. Heppner 's President Julia Hill conducted the business meet met in Sadie Parish's home to hear Frances Mitchell review "A Still Cove Journal" by Gladys Taber. On October 13. Florence Green reviewed "The Shepherd Kings" by Peter Danielson. This is the second in his series of Bihli-cally-based novels. October 27. Lorena Jones was the reviewer at Inez Erwin's home. She chose to review "The Legacy" the most recent novel in Howard Fast's series Committee, P.O. Box 464, Heppner or call the Fair Office at 676-9474 during the week or Marlene Gray at 676-5395. The Fair Committee has a new member for the Lexing ton area. Carlene West. Anew member is being sought from the Irrigonarea. said Estberg. New Fair Office hours are Monday through Wednesday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Call the Fair Office for any needed information at 676-9474. residents from any member of the study group. Dial-A-Turkey Got a question for a turkey? Call toll-free to get your answser! New things are always happening . . . and the latest wrinkle seems to be companies providing consum ers with toll-free numbers to get answers to questions As the traditional holiday . . . turkey time approaches, a turkey processor has an nounced the "Turkey Talk line." Dial toll free 1-800-323-4848. where trained home economists will be manning the phones to give tips and pointers on everything from buying and stuffing, to roast ing, carving, and using left overs. The service will be operating from November 2 to December 31, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST. The toll-free call service is a new consumer service cur rently being tested by a number of large companies. North Morrow llomemakers LOOMIX Pendleton, OR 97801 liquids. Loomix O ' T .. H Z K Q ti D ' ' 3 '.; protein Average Protein From MPM Nan-protein Nitrogen Grain Growers ing durinc which the discus sion centered around the club's annual Christmas Greens Workshop in conjunc tion with the AAl'W Artifac lory. Members agreed to meet in the 4-H Annex at the fair grounds at 7 p.m. on Fridav, Dec. 4. to work together preparing for the next day's sale. The cluh is urging those w ho plan to come to make wreaths or swags to please bring along hear book reports about San Francisco families Iast week, on November 10. the Bookworms met at Helen Currin's home and Ine Krwin reviewed Lois Olson's hook "Meeting Him in the Wilder ness" a delightful account of a living experience at the far reach of Washington Slate's I,ake Chelan. At this meeting the membership determined to give their annual Christmas charity gift to the patients at Friends in the West s eek host families for students Friends In the West, a non-profit student exchange program based in Parma. Idaho, is currentlv seeking hast families for students age 14-18 who will be coming to this area from Brazil in mid-December. Friends In the West was organized in 1975 with the goal of explosing as many families as possible to a cultural exchange experience by con centrating on one country and shortening the length of com mitment to three months. "Over the past five years.we have placed students through out the Northwest. Students Cluh Planning Rummage Sale Community service projects are high priority for the Extension members of North: Morrow Co.. and this year they have chosen supporting the Senior Citizen Building fund. They are currently collecting resalable items for a rummage sale, and encour aging their members and friends to make craft items and baked foods for their big sale December 11 and 12. The group keeps its fingers busy making quilts, too. so in addition to the sale items, they will be taking donations which include the chance to take home one of their hand made quilts, as well as help with the building fund. The event will be held at the old Assembly of God Church. East 8th Street. Irrigon. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. Anyone wishing to provide salable goods to help with the project may call Pat O'Brien, chairman, at 922-3318 for complete details. 0 JJSk Claude Graham Roast & Toast Nov. 2 Meat Furnished No Reg. Dinning A-L Salad II SASMftTX W.mT - i J'-T W '.'i I 1 VP f i U : m MSI nk'fMyJ HEPPNER ELKS 358 V r-. U. .. "' WIN,' their own garden clippers to the workshop Greens, wire circles am) a variety of attractive trimmings will be available for purchasing at near-cost prices. Garden Club members offer instruction and help as a free community service that day. They will have some wreaths and swags already made for sale at the Artifactory and will be taking orders for more that are to be made with various decora tions after Dec. 5. the Fastern Oregon State Hispital in Pendleton. This year the Bookworns have changed from evening meetings to 1:30 p.m. meet ings. The next meeting of the club will be on Decemher 8. in the home of Madge Thomson. This will be the annual Christmas Partv at which each member will bring a favorite selection of poetry to share and families have found the exchange experience to be most rewarding." said a spokesperson. The students come with a reasonable degree of English proficiency. "We are seeking families who have a positive home atmosphere to provide num erous opportunities for the student to become acquainted with the American way of life." added the spokesperson. For further information regarding the program, please contact your local representative Fay Bunker, Pendleton, evenings at 276-4H40. Area Adventist churches receive new pastor Pastor Gunnar Sjoren has replaced Pastor Dan Adels as Adventist pastor for the Hep pner, Condon and Sprav churches. Pastor Adels has recently moved to Spokane W.ish Pastor Sjoren and his wife Nelly recently retired from the Hermiston church after serving as senior pastor for six years. Pastor Sjoren has also pastored churches in New York City and Chicago. Born and raised in Scan- Scouts Schedule The following Pack fifll Cub Scouts schedule of events has been released by a Scouts spokesperson : Nov. 30 - Pack Meeting. 7 p.m.. Klks Building Dec. fi - Christmas Tree Cutting - Meet at 9 a m at the Father Son-Daughter Dinner Nov. 20 Free Hamburger L Salad M-Z Dessert Bingo Movie No Reg. Dinner M-Z Dessert tfQ II SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS llt'tMmri' Flemenlarv Menu Thursday. Nov. 1 - tnrkev dav with trimmings and milk. Fridav. Nov. 2 - fish and chips, mixed veg.. salad, muffin, fruit and milk. Monday. Nov. 23 - sloppy joes, green beans, carrots, celery, fruit cobbler and milk. Tuesday. Nov. 24 - hot beef sands., potatoes, celery sticks, fruit and milk. Wednesday. Nov. 25 - meat pie. cottage cheese, veggies, pear half and milk. Thursday, Nov. 26 - Thanks giving holiday. Friday, Nov. 27 - Thanks giving holiday. Heppner High School Mondav. Nov. 23 - hambur gers. French fries, fruit salad, cookie and milk. Tuesdav. Nov. 24 - potatoes and hamburger gravy, rolls, deviled eggs, fruit and milk Wednesda v . Nov . 2I - weiner wraps, hot vegetable, fruit cake. milk. Thursday. Nov. 2 - Thanks giving holidav. Fridav. Nov. 27 - Thanks giving holidav lone Schools Thursday. Nov. 19 - turkey and dressing, fruit salad, candied sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie and milk. Friday, Nov. 20 - chicken noodle soup, tuna and peanut butter sandwiches, crackers, pickles, dessert and milk. Monday. Nov. 23. chicken hoagies. tater-tots. pickles, fruit and milk. Tuesdav. Nov. 24 - beefa roni. buttered corn, hot rolls, fruit and milk. Wednesday. Nov. 25. potato soup, baloney and peanut butter sandwiches, dessert and milk. Thursday. Nov. 2t - Thanks giving holidav. Friday. Nov. 27 - Thanks giving holidav. danavia. he immigrated to the United Slates and attended Andrews University in Mich igan where he received a Master or Arts degree in Archaeology and Ancient Hi story and later a Theological degree from the Sevenlh-dav Adventist Seminary. He and his wife Nelly. Bible instructor, have two children; Marita Keppler. Helena. Mon tana and Kenneth Sjoren. a dentist practising in Hermis ton. City Park. Must pre-regisler by Nov. 30 with Den Mothers or at the Pack meeting. Parents must accompany their children. Christmas trees will go on sale Dec. f. Dec. 1(1-Christmas Caroling in the lone-Iexinglon area. 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