Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September 16, 1954
Livestock Commission Company
which was donated back and
purchased byGeorge Currin. Or
itle Cutsforth of Lexington pur
chased the gilt donated by the
South Heppner Livestock Club
and he in turn, turned it back for
resale to Phil Emert.
The annual pig scramble pro
ceeded the sale with scramblers
Dan Rrosnan of Heppner, Jimmy
Martin, Kenneth Nelson and Billy
Doherty of Lexington; and Ken
neth Smouse of lone catching
pigs donated by Ralph, John and
Ivan Akers of lone, Robert Camp
bell of Echo, Kit George, Connie
Anderson and Paul Webb of Hepp.
ner. These pigs or one if its lit
ter will be exhibited at the 1955
fair.
Buyers at the sale were: Mor
row County Grain Growers, Orv
illo Cutsforth, Nelson Brothers,
LeRoy Martin, Ben Gottschalk,
Vv'm. J. Doherty, D. O. Nelson,
Alex Linsay of Lexington; Har
old Cohn, Steve Thompson, Mrs.
Tom Wilson, Cornett Green, Jerry
Brocnan, Frank Anderson, Ralph
Beamer, Raymond French, Frank
Wilkinson, Don Robinson, Ray
Ferguson, Hrrold Peck, Archie
Munkers, George Currin, Heppner
Elks Club, Morrow County
Creamery and Elmer Palmer of
Heppner; Kenneth Smouse, E. M.
Baker, Delbert Emert, Phil Em
ert, L. L. Howton and Roy Lind
strom of lone; Pendleton Grain
Growers of Hermiston; Barney
Doherty and Dale Tucker of Pen
dleton; H. G. Campbell of Echo;
l rank Wink, and Ralph Jackson,
The Dalles; Mabel Hughes, Mil
ton; R. C, Loyd, Walla Walla.
Grand Champion animals were
sold to the Morrow County Grain
Growers, Orville Cutsforth and
Delbert Emert.
Boardman News
By Flossie Coats
(Too Late For Last Week)
BOARDMAN Mr. Edd Kuhn
and son Wayne Kuhn former me
chan'e for the Midland Construc
tion Company has opened their
own shon in the Art Allen build
ing on the old highway under the
name "Boardman Garage". Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Kuhn are mov
ir their trailer house on the
lot on main street just north of
the Postoffice, while Mr. and Mrs.
r'd Kuhn will soon move to the
Ray Brown lots, from the Flock
Trailer Court where they have
been the past several monfhs.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter
and son, Eugene spent the week
here at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carpenter.
The Boardman Ladies Aid met
Wednesday afternoon at the
church for the regular Aid meet
ing. Special business was the
purchase of a new electric stove
and water heater for the kitchen,
purchase being from the Board
man Supply. Committee serving
was Mrs. Jess Allen and Mrs.
Paul Matt, Mrs. Matt assisted for
her mother Mrs. Robert Miller
who was unable to attend.
Sgt. and Mrs. Kenneth Newlin
and Mrs. Thurman Johnson and
daughter left Thursday for De-
troit, Mich., where the Newlins
will visit their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arkee Newlin and Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Roberts, while Mrs.
Johnson and daughter will motor
on to Londonderry, N. H. for a
thirty day visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill
motored to Westland Thursday,
where they attended the Umatil-
a County Pomona Grange, return
ing that evening by way of Irri-l the student body. At the pep as
gon and attended the regular I sembly discussion was presented
Irrigon Grange meeting. I concerning the working for the
Mrs. Chas. Fetters and child-! sportsmanship trophy. This was
ren, Nelson and Donna Cruthers i discussed not only in the stu-
I motored to Portland for several
days shopping last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ilealy and
family, Portland were weekend
visitors here at the home of Mr.
Healy's mother, Mrs. Mary Healy'
and also Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Rands.
Sgt. and Mrs. L. L. Wilson and
sons left Thursday on a thirty
day fulrough which they will
spend in Deadwood, Oregon with
Sgt. Wilson's parents.
Mrs. Ester Knight and daugh
ter Edna left Saturday for Port
land where they will reside this
winter while Miss Edna is at
tending Beauty School. Miss
Knight was winner of a scholar
ship from high school.
Miss Maxine Sicard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Sicard,
was winner in the county at the
Heppner demonstration in bread
baking. Miss Sicard left Mon
day with her mother, Mrs. Si
card, for Salem where she will
enter the State Contest at the
State Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cudd and
daughter Brenda, Portland were
weekend gupsts at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Mav Vannoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe
and daughters motored to Oth,!
ello, 'Wash., Thursday and were
callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mulligan while there.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Blanche Jones, was
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Zerba and children,
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell and
sons, The Dalles, were house
guests this weekend at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Russell.
Saturday and Sunday guests at
the Elvin Ely home was Mrs.
Ely's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dodson, of
Roseburg and Gerry Eckleberry,
Hermiston. I
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chapin and,
children, David and Judy, Echo, i
urai-n Ciinflnu linnnp mioeta a
ict uuuat uiiiiiiri cupola ai
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
fW Phanin I. nPnh nt Mr '
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones are . arrived Saturday and is again I " Was nostess
the parents of a baby daughter! living in one' f the apartments Guests were Roseann Ayers,
born Saturday September 4th. I over the Postoffice. Miss L0ve is Celia B"ukIen- Judy Cochell, Pa
This is the third daughter for the ,the English teacher, this being mela CcKrhell Jeanne Collins,
Jones. her second year in the Boardman I Sharon Case, Bonnie Hannan,
Sgt. and Mrs. Donald Fair are :
the parents of a baby son born
Sunday September 5th at the
Military hospital, Hanford, Wash.
This is the first child for the
Fairs. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Zemke, Newberg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fair, Lodi -
lone Schools
Chester L. Ward, Superintendent
Monday Sept. 13 the school
held its first pep assembly to
make arrangements and plans
for the coming year. The cheer
leaders are Judy Howton, Jean
Ann Swanson and Sue Coleman.
Those girls are experienced cheer
leaders and will do a fine job for
! dent body of the high school but
tnrougnout the grade school and
to all who will be concerned. The
students are asking the entire
community to cooperate in this
sportsmanship as they did so
splendidly last year.
Plans are almost complete for
the freshman initiation and party
The school has a regular policy
on this and it will be carried out
as usual.
The bonfire committee is about
ready with their big annual bon
fire to be held sometime before
the game with Heppner Sept. 24.
A large crowd went with the
team to Stanfield Sept. 13 to the
Jamboree there, We are very
happy that such a large group
hacked the cheer leaders at the
Jamboree. Our boys did a very
fine job under the circumstances.
They lost the opening game with
Echo 8 to 0 and played the 5th
quarter with McEwen with a
score 0 to 0. The games gave
them much needed scrimmage
work. We are looking forward
to a very successful season
The school has settled down to
, the regular schedule and routine
d"u 1! moving aneaa in tine
'f We will begin testing In
?ber- This will give definte
acnievement of each chlid and
his place in the acedemic pro
gram. All in all we feel very
hopeful and 'encouraged in a
very successful school year.
Thanks for the co-operation of)
an in nelplng to carry out the
"Unit" idea which will be carried
out throughout the vear
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beall and
(laughter Patricia returned to
heir home n Eugene Monday. w 'no ta Kroup t0 ride with us.
after the holidays here at theTwo of them helped us work on
home of Mrs Beall's parents, Mr. it. We vvon firsti SPeond and
and Mrs. Walter Hayes.
two
Mrs. Vera Pruter spent
days in Hermiston this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Claud and
son arrived this past week from!
Portland and are now living in
HHP fif thf ton rhfira rrne Clrt..J I
i.w.iiLioLcij. ivil. -iUUU
is the Social Studies teacher, this
being his first vear in RnarrWn
! MicC crKor, ,...u.. ''
school system. I
Mr. and Mrs. Edd McClellen
and family was here from Port-1
land this past weekend at the )
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edd Kunze and doing some fin
ishing on the new home of the
JKunzes.
4-H Club News
BUSY STITCHERS
The members of the Busy
Stitchers clothing club made a
good showing at the county and
state fair this year. All of the
members completed their work
and exhibited and modeled in the
style revue at the eounty fair.
The blue ribbon awards in the
sewing' construction at the county
fair were given to Judy Thomp
son, Sharon Rill, Meredith Thom
son, Sally Palmer, Patsy Wright
and Janet Wright. These ex
hibits all went to the state fair
where Sharon Rill, Sally Palmer,
Judy Thompson, Patsy Wright
and Janet Wright all got red rib
bons and Meredith Thomson a
white ribbon.
The county style revue was
held on Thursday night with the
committee of Mildred Wright,
Marie Martin and Donna Berg
strom' having charge. The grand
champion of the style revue was
Snlly Palmer, and she was also
champion of the fifth division.
Meredith Thomson received the
champion of the fourth division.
These two girls modeled at state
fair and Sally brought back a
blue ribbon which was $10.
The other blue awards at the
county fair went to Judy Thomp
son, Patsy and Janet Wright. The
club plans to continue next year
with most of the same members. ,
The Busy Stitchers and Peachy
Preservers club went together
and presented a farewell gift of
$5.00 to Maud Casswell, home
demonstration agent of Aug. 26
at the Rhea Grange hall. She is
planning to leave soon
Janet Wright, reporter
The Wa Can ,e ka Camp Fire
Girls completed work in time to
navtr a mue uuuwji cajhuu ai un
fair this year.
We also prepared a float for
.u 'J a v, n vt
.third place. Several of us were
in the band and could not take
jpart with tne Camp Fire Girls.
Most of us are working on our
re Makers rank.
We had a surprise farewell
t-. , m . T,
f r yJth f h" fW, iJ5p '
daV at ,he home f 0lir lea(,0r
nsend Fri
mr leader,
Carol An-
Mrs. Alene Anderson.
lorence Morris, tvay payers,
Marv -veiyn mcKer, anu me
Ruesl 01 nonor' wrlo s moving io
lone-
Carol K. Anderson, scribe
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