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Mr, and Mrs. Henry G. Peck
returned home last week from
trip to Juneau, Alaska where
they visited their daughter
Jeanette.
While there they enjoyed
much sightseeing and several
plane trips throughout the
Islands. Sitka was one of the
Interesting visitations, as it is
one of the oldest settlements In
North America, and was set
tled by the Russians, There
are many beautiful Russian
churches and places of Inte
rest there,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bu
chanan spent several days this
week In the Portland area.
T.E, Messenger was a pa
tient at Consolidated Good
Shepehrd Hospital In Hermit
ton last week, He has now
returned to his home in Lex
ington, Lolita Grace and daughter
visited her mother, Betty
Marquardt, and other mem
bers of her family from her
home In Albany recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
and sons spent the weekend in
the mountains camping.
Hilda Yocom spent several
days last week in Walla Walla,
Wash, to be with her mother.
Venice Hendrickson, who was
a patient at a hospital in that
city.
Dick Ruhl and son are
spending several weeks this
summer at the home of Dick's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. LE.
Ruhl.
The Ruhls had their son and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. .Skip
Ruhl and girls from Hermis
ton as guest over the Fourth of
July. John Robertson and
friends from Bend and Flor
ence Gray of Heppner were
also callers over the holiday.
Norman Nelson has re
turned home after a stay at
Kennewick General Hospital
where he was receiving medi
cal care.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mar
quardt and family from Con
nell. Wash, were callers at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Jones
attended baptismal services
at the First sChristian Church
In Hermiston Sunday, and
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later In the day enjoyed a
barbecued dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowen.
Also present were Flossie
Breeding from the Good Sa
maritan Center in Hermiston
and Mr. and Mrs. G E. Irvln
from Irrigon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones
have enjoyed callers over the
past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Miller, a nephew and his wife
from Portland on Friday;
Valda Smith and daughters
Melissa and Delpha Jo from
Hermiston: and Mr. and Mrs.
Dwayne Helseth of Irrigon on
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Kuscera and two children
were visitors on Monday, and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller
came on Tuesday. Both fami
lies are from Cheyenne,
Wyoming,
The meeting place for
Wheatland Pomona Grange
has been changed from the
Spray area, to Cutsforth Park
and will be held on Sunday,
July 31 with a potluck dinner
at noon.
Mrs. Jack Mounts from
Gresham has been spending
some time with her mother,
Freida Majeske, while pre
paring the bouse for sale or
rental. Mrs. Majeske spends
her days at the home, return
ing to Pioneer Nursing Home
in the evenings.
U.S.D.A. gives guidelines
for 1984 wheat program
Secretary of Agriculture
John R. Block has announced
general guidelines concerning
the provisions of the 1984
wheat program. The pro
gram provisions are tentative
but he said they will likely fall
within these guidelines:
an acreage reduction of
between 20 and 30 percent.
an additional land diver
sion of between 20 and 25
percent with a payment-in-kind
compensation for far
mers who divert additional
land.
an in-kind compensation
of between 70 and 80 percent of
program yield.
'These points should pro
vide wheat farmers general
guidance for planning purpo
ses." Block said. "We had
hoped to announce the 1984
wheat program in more detail,
but it is impossible to finalize
the provisions until Congress
completes its consideration of
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Morrow Co. Cowftelles
Consumers do ask the same
questions year after year as
they suddenly realize that not
everything mother said about
meat was remembered. The
basics still need to be told
selection, buying, storage,
cooking, nutrition and food
safety. These subjects are all
covered in the second publi
cation of the American Meat
Institute's 1982 "Yellow
Paces."
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Local woman celebrates 95th birthday
By JUSTINK
WEATHERFORD
There was much extra traf
fic along the Little Butter
Creek Road south of Lena last
weekend as many friends and
relatives traveled to Zetta
Brosnan's mobile home to
enjoy visiting with her over
her 95th birthday. She reports
that she really enjoyed seeing
the between 50 and 60 who
County Fair & Rodeo
Court spends busy weeks
Luncheons, parades and
rodeos have kept the Morrow
County Fair and Rodeo Court
busy during the past few
weeks.
target price freeze legislation
that has been requested by the
administration since January.
Without a target price freeze,
the tentative program provi
sions I announced today would
be subject to change."
The Senate Committee on
Agriculture, Nutrition and
Forestry approved the target
price freeze legislation on
June 21. The House Commit
tee on Agriculture met on May
25 to consider the legislation,
but postponed further consi
deration. "Many farmers have
alrealdy begun to prepare
seedbeds and apply fertilizer
for the upcoming crop." Block
said. "With these financial
commitments being made, it
is only reasonable that the
Congress act judiciously so
that we can announce all of the
specific program provisions
as soon as possible."
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The term "yellow pages"
has become synonymous with
resource and directory Infor
mntion - a place where any bit
of Information can be located.
This in what the American
Meat Institute through its
Consumer Affairs Committee
had in mind when It compiled
this resource manual about '
meat, not only for your own
Information, but also for con
sumers. How fortunate for the
Morrow County residents;
these books can be obtained
from the Morrow County
CowBelles by simply asking
about them.
During the year, many ar
ticles cover the recent ambi
tious public relations program
by the beef industry council
for those concerned about
physical fitness, appearance
came to share the anniversary
of her birth on July 8, and of
her 75 years of living on the
Brosnan ranch.
Friday afternoon a half
dozen cars parked near
Zelta's place while friends
from Heppner and some of her
neighbors came to chat and
share the angel cake and ice
cream that her faithful helper
and daughter-in-law Marian
provided.
Queen Lottie Laughlin and
princess Sylvia Ladd and
Dawn Timms spoke at a
Soroptimist luncheon, a
Chamber of Commerce
luncheon and a senior citizen
mealsite in Heppenr.
The court, along with pen
nant bearers Dyann Brosnan.
Stacey Kennedy, Wendy Skil
licorn. Bridgett Greenup and
Bobbette Angell. met recently
at the Morrow County Fair
grounds for their official pic
tures. In between luncheons, the
court and pennant bearers
participated in the Condon
fourth of July Parade and the
Crooked River Round-Up in
Prineville. A special highlight
at Prineville were the horse
races. The court was given the
honor of leading the horses in
the fourth, fifth and sixth
races
Queen Lottie and princess
Sylvia and Dawn also atten
ded the celebration at Pilot
Rock during the Rendezvous.
They attended a brunch,
toured the museum and joined
the wagon train as it rolled
into Pilot Rock.
Tha mockingbird has been
known to change its tune
87 times in (even minutes.
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and those Interested In "light
er" eating.
Here is a recipe that will
"Lite up your life with the
great tasle of beef."
Zucchini Lasagna
1 i lbs. lean ground beef
1 large onion, chopped
1 can tomato juice
fi large mushrooms, chopped
2 tsps. salt
. 1 tsp. oregano
1 tsp. Italian herb seasoning
1 pint low fat cottage cheese
2 eggs beaten
lr cup grated Parmesan
cheese
3 unpeeled zucchini (approx.
6") sliced thin
6 or. Mozzarella cheese,
grated
In large skillet brown
ground beef and onion, drain
pan. Add tomato paste.
On Saturday. Zetta's family
members who could get there,
her son. Jerry, and his wife.
Marian, and several of their
children and grandchildren
and more friends and neigh
bors came to have another
birthday cake and more happy
visiting. All weekend Zetta
was busy receiving telephone
calls and opening birthday
cards and gifts. She greatly
enjoyed all the visiting and
had many interesting things to
tell about times gone by.
Zetta Hager. who was born
in Heppner in 1888. married
John Brosnan in 1903. The
young newlyweds started
ther life together out on Little
Butter Creek, where part of
their descendants are still
operating the ranch.
For awhile. Zetta kept the
Lena post office on her front
porch. John's parents were
the early Irish settlers, Jere
miah and Mary (Gafney)
Brosnan. who came to the
Morrow County area in the
1870s. Zetta's parents were
John and Belle (Wilkens)
Hager. He came from Mis
souri and she came from
Vermont. John died almost 30
years ago. in 1952.
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tomato juice, mushrooms,
salt, oregano and Italian herb
seasoning: cover and simmer
15 minutes. Combine cottage
cheese, eggs and Parmesan
cheese: set aside. In 9" x 13"
pan layer as follows: beef
mixture. "2 sliced zucchini, all
cottage cheese mixture, other
"2 sliced zucchini, other
beef mixture. Bake covered 45
minutes at 350 degrees; un
cover and sprinkle with Moz
zarella cheese, Bake 13
minutes longer. Makes 8 to 10
servinngs.
This recipe was provided by
the Wallowa County Cow-Belles.
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