6 Heppner Gazette Times, February 21 , 1946
P.P.&L. AD WINS
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
A "fight waste" advertisement
published by Pacific Power & Light
company to aid in the government's
conservation program has been se
lected bv the War Advertising
council, New York, as one of the
100 outstanding wartime advertise
ments of the past year, according
"to a notification received bythe
utility. n
Produced by McCann-Erickson
Inc., advertising agency for the
company, the advertisement fea
tured pictures of General George
C. Marshall, then army chief of
staff; Admiral E. J. King, comman
der in chief of the fleet; and Lt.
Gen. A. A. VanderRrift, marine
corps commandant. It was one of a
series run by the company to pro
mote the over-all "fight waste
program and to urge care of elec
trical equipment.
Irrigon News Notes
By MBS. J. A. SHOTTN
Rav Sparks of Los Angeles arrived
Monday to visit his brother Floyd
and other relatives.
Delmar Ames left for Denver Colo.,
his home, after spending several
weeks with his brother Herbert and
and family.
E L. Rucker and son Louis and
Mrs William Gollyhnrn and dauehter
Mrs. Hazel Steagall were Pendleton
vsiitors Monday,
diy.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Moore of Her
miston visited their daughter, Mrs.
Ora Thompson and family Sunday.
Mrs W. Rust, sister of Mrs. Thomp
son' is visiting the Thompsons this
week.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Houghton ar
rived Saturday morning and are vis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Houghton.
Dan Hill has a badly sprained an
kle caused by slipping when he
jumped into a hole at the Bert Dex
ter place.
Mrs Fred Adams was brought home
from the Pendleton hospital Sunday.
Her sister. Mrs. Eva Reynolds is
e. nnf fnr her.
Dr. A. D. McMurdo and nurse were
in Irrigon Thursday.
Clyde Noble's truck caught fire Sat
ptit out in time to save the truck but
urday with a load of hay on it. It was
it will tuke lots of repairing.
Charles Marklmm went to Pendleton
Monday.
The buses are running now.
it a rtiiinv are selling out
around Irrigon and moving. The latest
7 , A n..t Tt.ivtr.va mnvhitr
to date are me . ....- . ,
into their new home as they sold tne
farm to J. Maltox 01 roiuanu, oaim
dav Mr. and Mrs. Maltox and smail
daughter arc moving in this week
The Dexters also sold part of their
lots in Irrigon to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis from Arkansas who are con
tractors anil builders. They want to
make their home here.
Sam Umiker left for Castle Rock
Sunday after spending several weeks
with his lamny nere.
The Assembly of Ood members are
rebuilding their church.
The ,1. A. Shouns were Heppner vis
itors Tuesday. , ...
Ernest Abken spent Sunday with
his brother Martin Abken and family.
He is from Kennewick.
Carl Thompson had the niisfurtune
to turn on the highway in front of a
rapidly approching car. The side of
the car was pretty badly damaged but
no one was badly hurt.
Charles Markhani is another boy
Ihome from the Pacific area. He is
visiting at the Harry Smith home
Mrs. Nora Wilson went to Portland
-Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lois Land.
BOAR DM AN NEWS
By Maxine Ely
The GAA honored their mothers with
a dessert Wednesday night. eb. lu
In the cafeteria which was beautifully
decorated in red and white. Angel pie
and punch were enjoyed in the candle
light Miss Margaret Gillls was an out
of town guest. Others were Mrs. M n
rde McFarland, Ruth Stoltnow Elvira
Harwood, Peggy Moylan. Ludda Ball,
Adeline Baker, Erin Hug, Maxine
Scott, Zoe Billings, Evelyn Black,
Katherine Black, and Velma Beck
dolt. They were all from Boardman.
The program consisted of a welcome
address by Dorothy Roach: two songs.
"When Mother Sang Hush-abye-O'
and "Ivory Palaces" by Chloe Barlow,
Maxine Ely, Mildred and Evedyn Mil
ler; poem, " A Girl's Mother," bv Dor
othy Roach; song "My Blue Heaven
by Evelyn Pearson; a skit, Comic
Valentines,'' and those in it were Hil
ma Lee Tyler, Vadna Dale. Lolla Gar
ner, Faye Anderson, Dorothy Stor
man, Margaret Earwood and Evelyn
Pearson; song, "Rogue River Valley"
by Dorothy Ronch and Evelyn Pear
son; reading "Mother's Question" by
Evelyn NMUei" pi; no soio itu.se m
Traliee" bv Mixii.' Ely; return ad-,
dress bv Mrs. i:oh Miller and a song,
"Till Wo Meet i;,"iiii'' by all the
Erirl.
The "Super Supper" club and the
camp cookorv rlub had a combined
meeting at the home of Nancy Rands
1 Saturday afternoon. The supper club
' gave a "practice denu i n ration on how
to make baking ;.oi ,cr biscuits and
the "camp Cookers. ' demonstrated the
preparing of an asparagus salad.
Nancy Rands and Dolores Zivney
gave both demenstrations.
The "Super Supper" club had a val
entine party at the grange hall Feb.
11. Miss Gadeken gave the girls the
4-H pins which they earned last
year. It -was also a birthday party for
Zelda Zivney, one of their leaders.
fThey presented her with a gift of
eight glasses and a vase. Refreshments
of ice cream ana cane were serveu.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lilly and sons
Dickie and Bobby spent the week-end
visiting friends and relatives. Mr.
Lilly has been section foreman at
Imbler and is now taking over a po
sition at Barnheart.
rrnmn BV. nlnh mat vitfi Mrs (Trias
AAWAUV A-V- " " '
Anderegg Thursday. A potluck dinner
was served at noon and 21 attended.
Mrs. Isabelle Johnson of lone and
children spent last week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Fortner.
Mrs. Fred Roach. Dorothy Roach,
Evelyn Pearson, Lolla Garner and Hil
ma Tyler were visitors In Hermiston
Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Root and son
of Athena visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Root the latter part of
the week.
P.-T.A. was held Thursday night.
(The program consisted of a song
"Beautiful Blue Danube'' by the grade
school chorus; two choral readings by
the sophomore and junior English
class; a skit from the grade school
play "Don't Take My Penny" which
will be given sometime in March; and
a song "Down by the Old Mill Stream"
by Maxine Ely, Chloe Barlow, Mildred
and Evelyn Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ravert have sold
their farm on the west end to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Portlow. The Raverts
will move to Echo soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller motored to
Yakima Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gent of Enter
prise spent Friday at the home of Mrs.
Adeline Baker. Mr. Gent and Mrs. Ba
ker are brother and sister.
Vadna Dale, who has been staving
with Mr. and Mrs. George Linn the
past weeK,, joined her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Dale in Enterprise Sun
day. The Boardman Yellow jackets were
deieatea one point By the North Pow
der "Badgers'1 on Boardman's floor
Friday night.
JURY LIST CONTINUED
lin; Levesque, Louis; Lindstrom, Roy;
Lucas, Fred; Luckman. W. W. ; Lun-
From where
flNfef Bird's
of
A fellow took an aerial photo
graph of our town, and it makes
the place look like Utopia.
Folks argued that the new fire
house would never look well beside
the old Town Hall. But they har
monize perfectly from the air. One
side of the railroad tracks looks
as good as the other. All the dif
ferent landmarks blend in nicely
with surroundings.
From where I sit, there's a lessen
in that photograph. A conimuniLy'a
made up of different elements
people as well as landmarks. Sci..j
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March I $
P. A. MOLLAHAN, Sheriff and Tax Collector
doll, A. W.; Lundell. E. R. ; Lindsey,
J arr.ps.
Majeske, A. F. ; Mankin. Beulah;
Marquardt, Chas. A ; Mar.-h;Jl Ken
neth K. ; Martin. Myles E. ; Massey,
Albeit; Messenger, Truman E. ; Mil
ler, E. H.; Miller, H. M.; Miller, Mar
garet; Moore. Clarence; Moore, Ellen;
Moore, Russell; Morgan, Milton R. Jr.;
Moyer, M. E. ; Myers. Jasper E. ; Mc
Cabe, Alonzo A.; MeCabe, Lonnie;
McCurdy, Harlan; McFarland, A. E.;
McMillan, John F. ; McNamer, Sara E
Nikander, Gustaf E.
Olden, Grant; Orwick, Frances.
Padberg, Darrel; Padberg, Louis J.;
Palmateer, W. G.; Palmer. L. A.;
Parker, Frank E. ; Parker, Frank S.;
Parrish, Sadie; Peck, Burton H.
Peck, Harold K. ; Peterson, Elmer;
Peterson, J. O. ; Peterson, Oscar; Pe
terson, P. C. ; Peterson, Ture; Petty-
jonn, Jfrea.
Quackenbush, Roy.
Rasmus, J. O. ; Rauch, Fred; Renoe.
Virgil; Rice, Edward; Rietmann, Da
vid; Rietmann, Juanita; Rietmann,
Werner; Ring, Harvey; Rosewall, W.
C; Ross, F. A.; Rugg, E. E.; Ruhl,
Otto; Rumble, Frank, Runnion, V. R.;
Rutledge, H. D.
Saling, F. Olney; Scrltsmier, L. A.;
Seehafer, Wm. G. ; Shaffer, E. R.;
Smith, Dixon; Smith, Hugh; Smith,
Orval; Stefani, A. E. ; Swaggart, Ger
ald; Snyder, J. B. ; Swanson, A. C.
Thompson, R. S.; Thompson, Soph
na; Tash, D. R. ; Thomson, Jas. G. Jr.;
Thome, Cecil H.; Troedson, Carl W.;
Thorpe, Ed; Turner, F. W.; Turner,
Sam J.; Turner Virginia C. .
Van Horn, Harry; Van Schoiack, C.
H. ; Valentine, Ruth; Vinson, E. H. ;
Vinson, G. M. ; Voile, John R.
Warfield, Jess; Warren, Clarence;
Wattenburger, Bernice; Wells. Dick;
Wells, Sylva; Wightman, R. C;
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