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Pag 2 Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, September '30, 1954 Special Boardman Church Service Location Changed BO RDMAN The Three, sophomore at EOCK, La Grande; Saturday evening where they at Church worship and sent,' ser- Leonard Olmstead, ,-, freshman.; tended the Blue Mountain Coun- ' . " . . .i : i n rn,.r r"lnK Hitnrn tiff vice will be this Sunday evening j .Nancy Rands, a sopnomore ana.cn square Lexington School News at the Umatilla Baptist church instead of the Boardman Com munity church as was printed last week. The Young Peoples Christian Society of the Boardman Com munity church elecetd officers for the coming year at the last meeting which are; president, Betty Olmstead; vice president and social chairman, Shirley Weise; sec-treasurer. Marie Potts; publicity chairman, Sharon Fus sell. City mayor and Mrs. Walter Hayes were invited guests at the McNary dedication last Thursday. Others who were there and at Stanfield were all the school stu dents, fifth through the high school and teachers, Supt. Ray Anderson, Ronald Black, Marlon Morlan, Sidney Cloud, and Miss Patricia McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West Jr. and family, Mrs. Rav Gronouist and children and Mrs. Mary Healy and the Misses Jean Scott and Zelma t owan A 2c Bobbie Leath returned to the west palm Beach Air Force Base last week after thirty days spent here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eades. Mrs. George Weise returned borne Friday after several days in Portland buying. Mrs. Ronald Black and Mrs. Sidney ( loud motored to Pendle ton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Duncan moved to Bend, where Mr. Dun cm will be employed at the lum ber mill as carpenter. Their son Jack Landers will stay at the Veelle place for the remainder of the school year. Mrs. Dewey West Jr. accom panied Mrs. Ruth Clough of Ar lington to Weston Wednesday, Sept. 22, where they attended the officers meeting of the 4th Dis trict of Oregon Federation of Wo mens Clubs, at the home of the district president Mrs. Carol Johnston. Sttidents leaving this past week for college was Miss Rena Anderson enrolling as a fresh Mr rind Mrs. Keith Tannehill. home .Sunday even, n seniors at OSC. Corvallis in a recent letter Mr. and Mrs.Potts left Monday on her return Arthur Allen bad from their son (trip home to Friendwood, lexaa Gene Mien who is serving in the after a month here. Enroutc Mrs. U. S. Navy, states be is in Indo-j Potts will stop at Ft. Collins, Colo. China and is evacuating soldiers j to visit a brother, and families from llacpong. . i Tuesday the officers of the At a recent meeting of the high' home extension unit motored to school classes the following were;pjne c"ity for an all day plann Football! T.exineton's Jackrah- Mrs. Ida Potts, mother of Leo bits chalked up a 48-34 victory ing meeting. rlt.tiwl .fficors- Senior class. Gaiy Thor, president; Dorothy. was the president, Mrs i av or. ire-ui i-siui-ni , .aiui Going from here Ralph over Irripon In the second game of the season Fridav. September 21. This marked the second win for the squad; they defeated Umapine 2G-19 on September 20. Freshman Initiation: Friday, September 24 saw strange goings on in the high school, with the six freshman class members porting everything from long Hamilton, secretary. Juniors, Jack Landers, president; Betty j Olmstead, vice-president; Mane Potts, secretary. Sophomore, Bill Thorpe, president; Beatrice Cas sidy, vice-president; Connie Bak er, secretary. Freshman, Donna Ferguson, president; Jim Aardap pel, vice-president; Gerald An derson, secretary. Mrs. Guy Ferguson left last week for San Jose, Calif., where she will be gone some several weeks at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. (has. HiL'uera. Mr. and Mrs. John Bladino andj daughter, Spokane, Wash., werej weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Baldino's parents, Mr. and! Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zerba, andi family. Pendleton, were Sunday! dinner tmesis at the home of -- r j o - t Skoubo; secretary, Mrs. Dewey underwear to bathing suits top West Jr., and Mrs. W. E. Garner, ped off by garlic necklaces. This county committee member. Thelwas the day of the annual fresh- vice-president, Mrs. Edd Skoubo' man initiation. The neophytes was unable to attend. I were made to entertain during Mr and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill 'the half at Friday's football left Sunday for the state Grange came. A party held in the high Camp near Bend, where Mr. Tan- school gym that evening ended nehill attended the county depu-i the festivities. Members of the ties meeting of the Granges or Oreron Weekend guests at the George Sicard home was their son Sgt. Bob Sicard, Sgt. Don Hickman, A 2c Bob Ennis, SSgt. Dick De Lone all of Larson Air Base, Wash., and Miss Carolyn Joan Wood, Port Angeles, Wash. More Winners Winners in the canned fruits for the North Morrow County Fair: vegetables and meats divi sion were: apples, Mrs. John Mc- dinner guests at trie nome w Banman, ist, Mrs. Roy Mrs. Zerbas mother, Mrs. Blanche : Boardman, 2nd; Mrs. John Jones and family. Monday being Mart, Boardman, 3rd; apricots: little Deborah Zerbas third birth-; J(jhn M(.Inirp lst; Botty day. Miss Llia jones seiveu birthday cake to the family. Mrs. Bessie Nickerson, Portland was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs. Other guests was Mr. Brigg's bro il,,, r Mr and Mrs. Rov V. Briggs, niiow Mr. find Mrs. ami iiij iiv.jjiiv.tm ' - Merle Briggs, all of Hay Springs, Neb. Monday the three families motored to the summer cabin of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs at Wildwood, Mt. Hood, where they will spend several days. Mr. and Mrs. George Weise and daughter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen ami Mrs. Aardap nnd two hovs. Nancv Wright. Inez McFadden, Joan Patrick, and Pat Steagall; Hugo Leyva and Dexter Miles. Candy Sales: Candy sales spon sored as a money-making pro ject by the freshman class are to be held during the noon hour' dent Eisenhower, at a close view as he left the grandstand to get in his car on his return trip to Pendleton. Mrs. Emmett Davis received word, Friday, that her brother-in-law who lives at Roseburg, pas sed away Thursday, and the fune ral would be held Monday, Sept. 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left on Saturday for Roseburg and will return the latter part of the week. Quite a few people from Lone-1 rock attended the Gilliam county fair, held in Condon Friday, Sat urday and Sunday. The Lonerock 4-H Forestry Club Booth, capably arranged by Mrs. Mary E. Hay- nes drew many words or praise from the crowd. Posters made by each member of the 4-H club, were an arrangement of different varieties of forestry wood, and also "Safety First" cards. The members are John and Jimmie Cason, Steve Estberg, Peggy Est berg, Jimmie Schessler, Wally Fink. All members received a prize. The community committee pur chased 24 folding chairs last week for all get-together affairs. It is hoped that in due time, tables can be bought to match the chairs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ewert and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes ...ont Sunday at the Larry Gen try home on Rhea Creek visiting his sister, Mrs. Larry uenuy another sister, Mrs. Lola Robin ette of La Grande. Mrs. Robmette is an operator of the Oregon Washington Telephone company, and is on her vacation. Her daughter, Mrs. Dale Carlson and two children of Summerville, ac companied her and spent the weekend visiting relatives. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hayes. HOW ABOUT A NICE DRIVE? AND BIG HARVEST DINNER HERMISTON Beautiful Catholic Church Hall SUNDAY, OCT. 24 Adults $1.50 2:00 to 7:00 P. M. Children 12 and under 75c Why Oregon Growers find SHELL NH3 SERVICE is three times a week. As soon as the class treasury is stocked, the 'class plans a party for the rest of the high school. Travel: Lexington high school students who traveled to Port land for the Oregon-Stanford game were Keith Gray and Duke Hunt. Nancy Wright and her family took advantage of the -i . Schmeder, Irrigon. 2nd; Margaret summer weatn -r ot last wceKe.ru Hamilton, Boardman, 3rd; black-1 10 w "-' l...rl. Mr. John TvteTntvre. 1st:,UmDia. rar sieagrtu anu mu- Mrs. Dan Hill. Irrigon, 2nd; Mrs. J. M. Allen, Boardman, 3rd; red raspberries: Janet Skoubo. Board reen Groves participated in the ennner Hev-Dav ast sunaay. Pat entered the horse show and man, 1st; Margaret Downey, 2nd; the clover leaf, and Maureen was man am I Miss Grace Miller, a pel motored to Walla Walla on "Mm? 5aa Yes State Farm auto insurance is now a better buy than ever! Low rutes have just been lowered even more to reflect the careful driving records of mem. ber in this area. And you get the unexcelled protec tion and service for which State Farm is famous. See me for details! ELLWYNNE PECK PHONE 3-8170 LEXINGTON, ORE. STATI FARM INSURANCl Auth or iff d reprtstit talii , Still Kami Mutiml Automobile lonuraiue Company Home office: Bloomington, Illinois Mrs. J. M, Allen, 3rd; hoysen her ries: Mrs. J. M. Allen, 2nd; Dew berries: Faje Anderson, Board man. 1st; Margaret Hamilton, 2nd. Gooseberries: Mrs. T. W. Rip per', Boardman, 1st; Mrs. jonn Mcintire, 2nd; Huckleberries: Mrs. E. L. Rucker, Irrigon. 1st; strawberries: Mis. John Mcintire 2nd; Frances McCoy. Irrigon, 3rd; bing cherries: Mrs. Mike Cassidy, Boardman, 1st; Mrs. John Mcin tire, 2nd; Mrs. Gudrun Peyrollaz, Boardman, 3rd; royal arm cher ries, Margaret Downey. 1st; Mrs. Adolf Skoubo, 2nd; Mrs. Dan Hill, 3rd; peaches: Mrs. Mac Mc Coy. Irrigon, 1st; Mrs. Roy Ball. 2nd; Margaret Hamilton, ,"rd. Pears: Mrs. Roy Partlovv, 1st; Fa ve Anderson. 2nd; Ruth McCoy, Irrigon, ,'Srd; plums: Mrs. J. M. Allen, 1st; prunes: Mrs. John Mc intire, 1st; Mrs. I. T. Pearson. Boardman, 2nd; rubarb: Mrs. John Mcintire, 1st; Frances Mc Coy, 2nd; asparagus: Mrs, Mac McCoy, 1st; Margaret Downey, 2nd; Mrs. John Mcintire, 3rd; beets: Margaret Downey, 1st; Mrs. Leo Potts, Boardman, 2nd; Marie Potts, Boardman, 3rd; car rots: Mrs. John Mcintire, 1st; Janet Skoubo,2nd; Louise Ear wood, Boardman, 3rd. Corn: Mrs. R. A. Eades, Board- man, 1st; Margaret Downey, 2nd; Mrs. Mac McCoy, 3rd; peas: Mar garet Downey, 1st; Janet Skoubo, 2nd; Mrs. Adolf Skoubo, 3rd; string beans: Mrs. Lee Harwood, Boardman, 1st; Mrs. Mac McCoy, 2nd; Mrs. Gudrun, peyrollaz, 3rd; tomatoes: Mrs. Mac McCoy, 1st; Margaret Hamilton, 2nd; Mrs. R. A. Eades, 3rd; chicken: Mrs. T. W. Rippee, 1st; Mrs. Gudrun Peyrollaz, 2nd;Mrs. L. Rands, 3rd; beef: Mrs. Margaret Downey, 1st; in the pole bending race. Lonerock News By Verna Hayes Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Perry and Harold Cox attended the McNary dam dedication Thursday and j had the pleasure of seeing Presi- family of Portland were weekend visitors at the Homer Davis home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers and Mrs. Ellen Rogers entertained with a dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ewert and family. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis and family and Mr. and Mrs. Les ter Harrison. Mr. George McLaughlin made a trip to Portland Friday. He was taken to Arlington by Mrs. Pete Haynes, where he went from there on the train. Mrs. Marv Cason, John and Jimmie and Ellis Cason of Hepp ner spent the weekend at their ranch home out of Lonerock They also attended the Gilliam county fair at Condon, .Sunday. ems L fmOTEiS? felJ H" If J sausage: Faye Anderson 2nd; mince meat: Faye Anderson, 1st; Mrs. Mac McCoy, 2nd; Mrs. Mike Cassidy, Boardman, 3rd; meat: any variety: Margaret Downey, 1st; Mrs. Mac McCoy, 2nd; sal mon: Beth Stephens, Irrigon, 2nd; Mrs. I. T. Pearson, Boardman, 3rd. Hnl ond olhtr racial dUortUri, fj, COLON AND STOMACH AILHENTX AC RUPTURE (1Mb) AA 'retted Without Hospital OperitiM CJ iKun. M D. Our trouncln E B E E Dtiulptlv Booklet 1K8J-1948 r K E E Wl, CoJ THE DEAN CLINIC rtuA in until K U..J.U 1L. L. B.tJ vk" v mwnuur imwuijn riiUUf, Until 8 p.m. Monday, Wtdntidoy and Friday. Chiropractic Phyiiciom ... In our 43rd yoar. 2026 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD ToUphono EAi3918 Portland 13, Or. SHELL NH3 SERVICE Puts 82 Nitrogen fertilizer directly in the root zone with unmatched precision and experience Provides low-cost nitrogen fertilizer applied to the soil Increases wheat yields... gets plants off to a fast healthy start, stays with them throughout the growing season 1 Saves hauling, handling and application costs . . . reduces farm overhead For prompf service, pione INLAND CHEMICAL SERVICE HEPPNER: 6-9785 Thieves Beware . trrr jfK TV rSN IT"!3 nnf3 I CONDON: 422 Order Early fo'r the best selection - ohnJ I PERSONALIZED ti, rm.niv i.tupstockarowers Assor.iation will pay a Cash Reward not ex- ceedinq the sum ot $500.00 lor Information and Evidence resulting in the arrest, conviction and sentencing of any person or persons Stealing Livestock owned by a member of the Morrow county Livestockgrowers Association. A $50.00 Reward will be paid to porsion or persons for Information and Evidence resulting in the ar rest, conviction and sentencing of any one found trespassing or willfully destructing property. Towards will be paid under the following conditions. 1 The 'vKuivd member" whoso livestock are stolen must have paid duos cur rent at the time that sai.i livestock wjs stolon, to the Morrow County Livestock -prowers Association ami receipt thereof acknowledged. 2. A sum not exceed ing $,W.0O will be paid in each case If more than one in formant is eligible to a reward the amount to be paid will be divided. 3 A committee of three members of the Morrow County Livostocksrowers Asso ciation will Investigate the claims for reward and report findings to the Lxmitive Board. The Kxecutive Board will decide to whom and in what amount the reward will be paid. This decision is final. 4. This reward is not payable to any salaried offices of the law, or to the owner of the property involved. 5. The reward offer is revokablo at any time without notice by the Morrow County Livestockgrowers Association. For Further Information ond Reporting Livestock Thefts, Phone 6-9642 or 6-5392 Heppner Morrow County Livestock Growers Ass'n A COMPLETE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS WITH YOUR NAME IMPRINTED PRICED FROM for U O Heppner Gazette Times i ?1 HEPPNER. OREGON
