90 Enroll in Vacation Bible School at
By Mary Lou Marlow
The Dally Vacation Bible school
of Community church finished its
two weeks by presenting a pro
gram Friday night with Miss Zel
ma Cowan in charge. Total en
rollment was 90, with an average
attendance of 71. The school voted
to give Its offering this year to
the church to be used for painting
the outside of the building. Hand
iwork of the pupils was displayed
following the program.
Mrs. Evangeline McNeill and
daughters of Cannon Beach Bible
conference, and Lanson Ross,
youth speaker, were overnight Vis
itors in Boardman Sunday. Ross
was guest speaker at Community
church.
A truck and trailer owned by
Hubbard Lumber Co. of Caldwell,
Idaho, loaded with wheat, was
crowded off the road into the ditch
on highway 30 at Boardman last
Thursday afternoon. A car driven
by Eugene Sheppard, about 21,
from Twin Falls, Idaho, started to
turn off the highway onto the
service road, and turned into the
side of the truck. The truck was
badly damaged and wheat was
spilled all over the road and in
the irrigating ditch. The truck
driver, Roy Diaper, was uninjured,
as was his companion Charles
Wolfe. Sheppard and another un
identified youth, were on their
way to Vancouver, Wash. The
truck was going to Portland.
Mrs. Claud Coats, Mrs. FloreVice
Root, Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie
and Mrs. Golda Cox of Tacoma,
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all left last Friday for Riverside,
Calif., where they will visit Mr.
ana Mrs. Ed Barlow. They will
attend the wedding of Miss Carma
Darlene Barlow and Mr. David
Pinkston at the Magnolia Avenue
Baptist church in Riverside, June
22.
Capt. C. A. Paul, USAF, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gantenbein
Thursday. Capt. Paul has just fin
ished a six weeks training course
at Moody Airforce base at Zal
dosta, Ga., and before that was
flight commander at Laredo, Tex.,
for three years. From here he went
to Great Falls, Mont., where he
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Paul lived at the Gantenbein
home 10 years ago when they
resided at Sandy, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Nlckerson
of Colorado Springs, Colo., 'were
recent visitors with their nephew,
Charles Nickerson, on their way
home from Salem.
Roberta Dilley of Eagle Creek
has been a visitor the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shat
tuck. Mr. and Mrs. Earl May have
moved to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of
Corbett visited three days last
week with her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Miller. Mrs. Effie
Miller returned home with them.
Sigvald Aase, school superin
tendent, left Sunday for Eugene
to attend summer school at U. of
O.
Mrs. Keith Tannehill of The
Dalles visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Tannehill three days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black and
daughter Diane left last week for
Newport where Black will attend
FFA summer school. Mrs. Black
and Diane will visit Mrs. Crystal
Barlow at Taft, and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Turner at Philmath.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller took
their son Jim and Larry West to
Corbett Saturday where they will
attend Trout Creek Bible camp
for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
visited overnight at the home of
his sister, Mr. and -Mrs. Ralph
Baker.
Mrs. Warren Dillon and son of
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Dillon and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Getz last week Mrs.
Dillon also visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Compton at
Heppner Junction.
Among those attending the an
nual Pioneer picnic at Cleveland,
Wash., last Friday were Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Shattuck and sons,
Roberta Dilley, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey West and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Downey and sons and
Mrs. Louise Earwood and daugh
ter Shirley.
Mrs. Clifford Jones visited her
mother, Mrs. Loren Amack in
Portland last week. Her sister,
Mrs. Fred Eley. accompanied her
home.
Mrs. Toivo Simila and children
of Portland are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Skou
bo. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lilly and
four children of La Grande visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln
Ely, Sunday. A weekend visitor at
the Ely home was their grand
daughter, Gale Vaught of Rich
land, Wash., while her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Vaught, at
tended the Portland Rose festival.
Greenfield grange met Thurs
day night a t the hall. Hosts were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes and
Mrs. Claud Coats.
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The Home Economics club of
Greenfield grange met Wednesday
of last week at the hall, starting
with lunch at 12:30 p.m. Host
esses were Mrs. Claud Coats and
Mrs. Walter Hayes. Visitors were
Mrs. Keith Tannehill of Portland
and Mrs. Golda Cox of Tacoma.
Mrs. George Anderson and
daughter Colleen and her brother,
Bud Puckett, went to Gresham
over the weekend to pick straw
berries. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thorpe of
Hermiston were weekend visitors
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. Sandra
and Teresa Thorpe accompanied
them home for a week's visit.
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Hold Hey Dey Meet
About 150 persons attended the
annual Hey Dey held by the
Wranglers Riding club at the
rodeo grounds. A street parade
downtown preceded the event.
Officials included Bruce Lind
say, announcer; Archie Munkers,
George Currin, Norman Peters,
timers; Gerald Swaggart, Robert
Brindle, flagmen; Homer Hager,
Charles Daly, judges; Howard
Bryant, John Eubanks, starters
and Mrs. Archie Munkers, Mrs.
Al Fetsch and Mrs. Bill Smet-
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Winners in events included cow
riding, Marion Green, first, Sher
man Murray, second, Ronald Cur
rin, third, Mrs. Dean Enright,
fourth; pole bending, 12 and un
der: Marlene Fetsch, Sandra Eu
banks, David George; 13 through
17 Larry Fetsch, Kit George, Bar
bara Steagall; seniors Steven
Green, Cornett Green, Ralph
Beamer; stake race, 12 and un
der Marlene Fetsch, Sandra Eu
banks, David George; 1317, Jim
my Steagall, Geraldine Swaggart,
Larry Fetsch; seniors, Ralph
Beamer, Cornett Green, Bill Healy.
Sack race, teams: Steagall and
Eubanks, first, Mahoney and Ful
leton, second, Hartman and
Fetsch, third; walk, trot and lead:
Christine Swaggart, first, Mar
lene Fetsch, second, Geraldine
Swaggart, third; junior calf rop
ing, Jim Steagall, first, Larry
Fetsch, second; one-fourth mile
cow girl race: Christine Swaggart,
first, Merylin Robinson, second,
Pat Steagall, third; kids pony
race: Geraldine Swaggart, first,
Marlene Fetsch, second, Cheryle
Hartman, third.
Cloverleaf barrel: 12 and under,
Marlene Fetsch, Sandra Eubanks,
David George; 13-17, Jim Steagall,
Barbara Steagall, Larry Fetsch;
seniors: Cornett Green, Cliff
Adair, Steven Green; senior calf
roping: Cliff Adair, first, Dean
Enright, second.
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June 20, 1957
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Town and Country
Church Meeting
Scheduled at OSC
Date and program of the 1957
Oregon Town an.d Country church
conference at Oregon State col
lege have been announced by the
conference planning committee.
Th annual conference will be
held October 15 through 17 In the
college's Memorial Union build
ing. Theme of this year's con
ference will be 'The Church Serv
ing the Community."
Key speaker at the conference
will be Prof. Louis A. Wolfanger
of Michigan State university East
Lansing, Mich. Wolfanger is na
tionally known for his work on
land use and community plan
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and a special youth dinner the
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will speak at the dinner.
The conference will end with
the annual church improvements
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Sears Roebuck foundation. Bis
hop James W. F. Carman of the
Episcopal church, Portland, will
be the speaker.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Slyter and
sons of Seattle visited over the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
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