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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. April 10, 1958 Boardman Egg Hunt Attracts 75 By MARY LEE MARLOW ( 75 children participated in tne annual Easter Egg hunt on the school grounds Saturday. The TUlicum club sponsored the af fair. Davy and Janelle Skoubo, son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Skoubo had the honor of finding the gold eggs, Davy In the school age group, and Janelle In the pre-school group. This was an unusual occurence, since there were 32 dozen eggs hid on the grounds, and only one gold egg In each group. Sil ver eggs were found by Ilene Baker for the pre school, and Jeanette Hiigel in the school group. Rickie partlow was win ner of the prize for finding the most eggs in the pre-school, and tying for low were Pam and Cas ey Kuhn, and Ronnie and Randy Baker. In the school group Alan LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Noon On U. S. Hiway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-6655 Hermlston, Oregon Frank Wink & Sonfc Owners Don Wink Mai. Res. Hermlston JO 7-3111 Moore found the most eggs, and Bobble Skoubo found the least number. Pupils of the Community church Sunday School presented an Easter program Sunday morn ing. Colored slides on the "Cruc ifictlon and Resurrection of Christ" were also shown. Easter weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Car penter were Mrs Carpenter's sis ter, Mrs Esther Emmons, of La Grande, and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Emmons and children David, Roger and Patty of Wallowa, and Mr and Mrs George Emmons of Baker. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Ormand Emmons and children Sherry, Elmer, Judy and Joey of LaGrande. Mr and Mrs Dewey West and children Larry and Dewena and Mr and Mrs Ronald Black and daughter, Diane spent the week end in Hines visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Garner. Mr and Mrs Bill Garvison and children, Elaine, Roger and Bon nie of Salem were weekend visi tors at the home of Garvison's parents, Mr and Mrs Charles An deregg. Mr and Mrs Darrel Rash and daughter Valerie of Portland were weekend visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Rash and Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney. Peter Cassi- k '.?"W' wailed thisirmrndc V" e tried (for new If your driving seems all uphill, why not chug into your Union Oil Station. Ask for New Royal 76, the West's most powerful premium... and see how you 200m out I WIN $25,001 Send ui limerick about your favorite Union Oil product or service. If published, , we'll tend you t check for $25.00. Write to 78 Limericks, Union Oil Co., Union Oil Center, P.O. Box 7600, Lot Angelet 54, Calif. UNION OIL COMPANY of California TiiMiiyTK.miitirta nhnn AHC.TV Free Soorti Booklet your Union Station ATTL AC 75 REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS 65 YEARLINGS 10 OLDER BULLS ' 41 PUREBRED HEIFERS Dehorned, to be sold as commercial cattle 13 YEARLING STEERS 7 SPAYED HEIFERS f., April 19 Sale Starts At 2 P.M. Free Barbecue Lunch At 12 Noon WHITE ELEPHANT RANCH SID SEALE CONDON. OREGON dy, student at Portland Univer sity, who spent the holidays at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Mike Cassidy, returned to Portland with the Rashes. Mr and Mrs John Baldino and daughter Gloria of Spokane, Wash were weekend guests at the home of Mrs Baldino's par ents, Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes. Mrs Baldino and Gloria remain ed here to go to Portland with her parents Wednesday to at tend the funeral of Hayes' sis ter, Mrs -Vietta Rosa, who died Saturday there. Mrs Arthur Allen has return ed home from Banning, Calif, where she visited at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Lon Barron. Mrs Barron, 77 has been seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Harold Marlow visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Dannie Ransier in Stanfleld Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Wiese and Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen at tended the annual Sunny Prom enaders square dance festival in Sunnyside, Wash Saturday ev ening. The Aliens remained there for the weekend to visit at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Clay ton Allen. Mr and Mrs Bob Miller have returned home from a three weeks trip through California and to Phoenix, Ariz. Mrs I T Pearson and her dau ghter, Mrs Willis Pierrat of Beaverton, and daughter, Mrs Jack Miles of Ordnance visited with friends here Sunday and at tended Community church. All are former residents here. Mis Charles Elaser and dau ghter Chary of Portland visited at the home of her sister, Mrs Maxine Crowder, from Saturday till Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sid Ferguson and daughter, Tracy have moved to Mountain Home, Idaho where Ferguson is employed. Set William Aardappel is here on leave ffom Newfoundland, where he has been stationed for the past eight months. Mrs Katie Bickford of La Grande Is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Arnin Hug. Gary and Pat Petteys of Pen dleton visited at the home of their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Nate Macomber, Sunday. Mrs Florence Root was a din ner guest Sunday at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Al Macomber, in Arlington. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Vernon Root and children Curtis, Maurice and Jane, of Wasco, were also guests. Nate Macomber, foreman of the Oregon State Highway crew here for the past 11 years, has retired from that position, and the new foreman is Leo Potts, Macomber has been working for the highway commission for 31 and a half years, having start ed to work in September, 1926. He states he has no plans, ex cept to make a garden this sum mer. The Boardman Chamber of Commerce voted at their meet ing last week to support the organization of Steelhead for Game Fish, which was formed at Milton-Freewater. The Port Commission activities were discussed as to what could be done here to let people know about them. Morrow county is the only county In Oregon along the Columbia river that does have a port on the river. A birthday cake was served in honor of Mrs Rollin Bishop at the Ladles Aid society of the Community church meeting at the home of Mrs Henry Zivney Wednesday of last week. Mrs Jim Agce was co-hostess. Mrs Elvin Ely was in charge of the spiritual program. There were 17 present. Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie have returned home from Sandia Army Base, N Mexico, where they were called March 11 by the Over The Tee Cup SOLUTION FILE HERE'S YOUR BEST SOURCE OF FERTILIZER FACTS FOR FARMERS! If the completely new Braa Brand Solution File. Tell you which so lutions to use when you're plan ning a fertilizer program. Ask your local Brea Brand Fertilizer Dealer for your free file. Agri-Chem, Inc. REPRESENTED BT Les Wyman Phone Heppner 6-9619 Another week has passed and my Tea pot has been simmering slowly, awaiting our weekly tete' a tete' over the Tee Cup. So now that the cup is full again (I wish I could fill the ones on the courses as easily as this one) let's see what the tea leaves have to say. Fourteen loquacious lasses "turned out" for our second lad ies day of the season. (But most of us should have "turned in". . . our clubs that is). The fearless fourteen who battled a bitter, biting, blustery north wind most of the morning were Dolores Mc Dowell, Ruth Van Winkle, Cathy Collins, Cork Norene, Kay Rob inson, Jan Dowen, Betty Brown," Dee Gribble, Marie McQuarrie, Bonnie Mattoon Vivian Williams Shirley Loyd, Lucille Peck and this half frozen female. (This was Cathy's first ladies day, as she and her husband Bud, just joined our golfing group). Naturally, Dee shot low score for the day....a 46 mind you!.... critical illness of their son, Pfc Donald Gillespie. They report him slightly improved. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilkin son visited at the home of Miss Jean Scott last week on their way from British Columbia to Fairview, where they will take over a church. They are with the Village Missions. Mrs Elvin Ely was called to La Grande last Thursday by the illness of her grandson, Jerry Lilly, 17 month old son of Mr and Mrs Eldon Lilly, who has been in a hospital there for the past week. Janet and Jay Lilly returned home with Mrs Ely Sat urday and will remain here this week. Ivan Kress was a patient in the Good Shepherd hospital in Hermlston three days last week with the flu. Martin Shattuck, student at Multnomah School of the Bible in Portland, spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Lowell Shattuck. Mr and Mrs Earl Briggs were hosts for an Easter dinner at their home Sunday. Guests were Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and Mr and Mrs Walt Wyss. By Jackie Labhart and won the prize of a miniature loving cup inscribed "Best Golf er in the World." She also had the longest drive on the pre selected hole for the day. Shirl ey and Marie tied for the lowest number of strokes on the hidden hole, which was No 1. (And to think I drove three balls in the creek before I ever got teed off... and don't think I wasn't.) While crossing the planks over the swamp, one of our more di minutive damsels was talking to her threesome in back, instead of keeping her feet on track need I say more? But I will, be cause it was no funny seeing the golf cart stay secure on the plank while she fell DOWEN in to the slimy swanp. OBSCURE OBSERVATIONS: Bonnie with brand new clubs... Betty in insulated underwear... only one golfing grandmother (Dolores) John Williams down to see Vivian . . . Cork in the mud. ..Marie playing hooky from the store. . . Ruth wearing Eskimo boots. . . and Shirley with a three legged tee. We had quite a gallery on the No 1 green. . . Some men were "Working on the railroad, to pass the time of day. Working on the railroad, about fifty feet away. Can't you hear their comments flowing, as we approached the green. Can't you hear their chuckles growing, for pars were few and far between." (My apol ogies to the original song). Dee has asked that all the women turn in their scores to her every time they play, so she can figure handicaps. We have been invited to the Pendle ton Country Club for a four-way tournament May 15, and they need our handicaps a few weeks early. (Imagine, us in a tourn ament!) ah thp men arp to turn their scores into Larry Dowen as they would like to get the spring tournament started as soon as possible. . ATTENTION IONE WOMEN: Where are you? Come join us next Tuesday morning Polly, Doreen, Suzanne, Edris, Rose, Ro berta, and anyone else who can hold a golf club. I saw Larrv Dowen and Gordon Pratt measuring the new fair ways Saturday shouldn't be too long before they are ready for play, (the fairways that is) Overheard that Gretchen and Bob Penland have joined the ranks of our weekend golfers... and that Harlan McCurdy fin ally talked his wife Donna into taking golf lessons. . . that Har lan, Lowell Gribble, Paul Koenig, and John Williams can't seem to repel the lure of the links (don't imagine their trying too hard).... that Ruth Van Winkle received some expert male ad vice while playing the course Saturday with Ned Sweek and Larry Dowen. That about does it for this week, so until next tee time, good golfing. IONE NEWS Mr and Mrs Joel Barnett and children of Gresham were recent visitors of his parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Barnett. They were ac companied by Miss Almeda Dur an. 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