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HEPPNEB GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, September 11. 1S58 , Winners At Horse Show Are Listed For the second year Healy's Jet, owned by Bill and Kathryn Healy, was named champion per formance horse at the horse show held Friday during the fair. Bruce Lindsay's Baldy was re serve champion. In the conformation and halter class, colts foaled in 1958, Te quila owned by Al Fetsch and shown by Bob Fetsch placed first; a1" colt owned and shown by Tod Miller placed second and Punchy, owned and shown by Ron Currln placed third. Yearlings foaled in 1957: first, yearling owned and shown by Marion Finch; second place al so went to a Finch colt; third, Wllf, owned and shown by Ron Currln. Two year olds foaled In 1956: first, Lady Tuck Girl, own ed and shown by Roy Stamp; second, Dusty Scooter, owned and shown by John Newman; third, Dun Prince, owned and shown by Ralph Beamer. Stallions, three years and over: first, Booter, owned and shown by Marion Finch; second, Golden Booter, owned and shown by Russell Dolvln. Mares, three years and older: first, Healy's Jet, owned and shown by Kathryn Healy; sec ond, Nuggett, owned and shown by Ralph Beamer; third, Bob bie, owned and shown by Ron Currln. Geldings, three years and over: first, Eskimo Hill, owned and shown by Ralph Beamer; second, Firecracker, owned and hv Rill Healv: third, Dia- Du"" "J v mond Pete, owned and shown hv Finvrl Jones. Mare ana pro duce, two or more: first, Topsy, owned and shown by Kon Let's Talk REAL COST LES WVMAN, Your Brea Brand Solution Man serving this area, can help growers lower the "real cost" of their fertilizer. Drop in and talk this over with him to day, or call Agri-Chem, Inc Rep resented by Lea Wyman, phone Heppner 6-9619. GfiR AVIATION SPRAYING-FERTILIZING DUSTING-SEEDING HOME OWNED We're As Ntar As Your Telephone PHONE LEXINGTON DAY OR NIGHT A COMPLETELY SAFE INVESTMENT? rin; second, Miss Hank, owned and shown by Ralph Beamer. Mare and nursing colt: first, Prinrpss. owned and shown by Al Fetsch; second, mare and colt owned and shown by Roice Fulle ton; third, mare and colt owned by Tod Miller. 1 .-,- D-Jnh Poomwr KPPnnrt. Bill I iiiaL, ivuipii w."' Smethurst; third Roice Fulleton. shptland nonies up to and ln eluding 44 inches: first, Fairy, owned and shown by Becky Fulleton; second, Popcorn, owned and shown by Jodlne Snow, lone; third, Spotted Bull, owned and shown by Rex Martin. Other nmiips under 50 inches: first, rvonmnip. owned and shown by Sandra Eubanks, lone; second, Cindy, owned and shown by San- ,rn Eubanks: third smoKy, own ed and shown by Eric Anderson. Tn the class for ponies, con formation and performance under saddle ponies up to and includ ing 44 inches: first, Fairy, owned and ridden by Becky i-unexon; second, Spotted Bull, owned and ridden by Rex Martin. Other nnniP under 50 Inches: nrst, Smoky, owned and ridden by Eric Anderson; second, Blackie, nunnH And ridden bv Kim Valen tine: third, Baldie, owned ana ridden by Tag Greenup. Performance division, trail It r -ir co place? first. Paint, owned onri rirtrinn hv Marlene Fetsch; second, Bunky, owned and rid den by Bobby Fetsch; tnira, &a die, owned and ridden by Kit George. Junior equitation, 11 years and under: first, Rab, own ed and ridden by Scott Barratt; zahHa. owned and nauen oy Vicky Barratt; third, Spot, own ed and ridden oy aniney r.iwm. Ti mlnr Prill itation. 12 through 16 years: first, Paint, owned and ridden by Marlene ferscn; sec ond, Sugar, owned and ridden by Sandra Eubanks; third, Ed die, owned and ridden by Kit George. Western pleasure horse, riders 14 years and under: first, Nancy Jane, owned and ridden by Bar bara Cribble; second, Sally, own ed by Bill Healy and ridden by Patti Jean Holt; third, Rocket, owned and ridden by Judy Sher er, lone. Western pleasure horse, riders 15 years and over: first, Baldy, owned and ridden by Bruce Lindsay; Healy's Jet, own nA o,i riidpn hv Kathryn Healy; third, Boots, owned ana nuuun XZA IIVS -- - .11 bv Homer Hager Catted pleasure horse: first, Ronnie, owned and ridden by Bonnie Barratt; second, mp owned and ridden by Sanara fcu owned ana nauen uy hanks' third, Buck, owned and DanKb, uwui .... ridden by Roice tuiieton. the Academy Award BRiuut Theater, Thursday, Friday and Saturday AND OPERATED 3-8422 An absolutely sale investment may tieem almost impossible, but Fidelity Savings has worked toward that goal for over 50 years. We now believe that the Fidelity has achieved the near impossible. Any one of the following safeguards is enough for safety. All three together moan absolute safety for you at the Fidelity. Accounts Insured to $10,000 by an Agency of the United States Gov ernment. Man and wife can have Insured accounts to $30,000.00 $6,890,499.00 reserves Member Federal Home Loan Bank You are earnestly invited to consider Fidelity when you want absolute safety for your savings, plus the highest rate of earnings consistent with that safety. FiDEUTY SityiHGS & LO&K ASSQC1ATIQN Main Office) Spokane, Riverside at Howard TriCity Branch- Pasco, 719 W. Lewis Columbia Basin Branch Moses lake, 103 L Broadway Accounts opened by mail. Send postcard for information. ft CrrirtA Opens With 100 ' By MARY LEE MARLOW The Boardman school opened Monday with an enrollment of 11WU yUJUh, It ill mc piaucs auu i 4l. I A J -r. A m lilt liirii ami ftcuujiu giaue, 16 ln the tnlrd and fourth, 18 in the fifth and sixth, and 18 in thp spvpnth and eichth. Hieh school Included five freshmen, 10 sophomores, eight Juniors and I three seniors. ! io. i sionary pastor of Community ' church, who has spent the sum- mer in Seattle, Wash., visited , friends here three days last week on her way to Fort Ord, Calif-1 u.. Mice Katherine Broers of Everett, Wash, whose parents, Mr andiron uuslura luc 'c6"" Mrs Tony Broers, drove them here ! State college. Speaking of secre and then went on to Nyssa. Miss Varies, we musn't forget our part Scott and Miss Broers will be time secretary, Mrs Lenna Smith, working at the Bible Instruction i who really got a work-out as Center at Fort Ord, working un- secretary for the fair. We are der the supervision of the army fortunate here in Morrow county chaplain, and will be teaching. to have such Mendly and will uIvpc and children of the ing secretaries. They are a very military personnel. They will be rtHn.j t I20fi La Salle Street, Trailer No 40, Seaside, Calif. I Arthur Allon has rpturned ' ivua vii uiui . i to her home after being in the, ... t 1 1 ! hospital at enterprise iouowmg . .. . . f 1 ' ! . I a fall from her horse while on a trip in the Wallowa moun tains. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes went to Portland last week, where Hay es entered St Vincents hospital for surgery Friday. Mrs Hayes rptnrnprl home Fridav. Their son, Melvin Hayes of Arlington and Hanuhtpr. Mrs trank Bean oi uauguiLi, ..x.w - - - - oro nnrlnrr fnr thp Store i ttiv- to I during Hayes' absence. Another daughter, Mrs John Baldino of Spokane, Wash was here last week. im auu mia v," Friday for Joplin, Mo to visit at tho home of Worden's brother Mr and Mrs Claud Worden left and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Clifford Worden. M Tfnnald Haas and daugh ter, Ronda, have rturned home from a six weeks trip visiting relatives in Texas. Jalivuo in Mr and Mrs Leslie Stevens of ... .1 1 ..IUnra 111 auu Portland were weekend visitors -i .L. I f CtMmna' . hrnthpr. al lllc IlUlIie "1 kjn-Ytim in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney. .. Mrs Florence Koot yisnea days last week at tne nome oi her son and daughter-in-law Mr rnrnnn Knnt. In VVaSCO. and Mrs Vernon Koot, in vvlu. Weekend visitors at tne nome of Mr and Mrs Joe Tatone were Mrs Tatnne's brother-in-law and . Tatnne's brother-i Mrs 1 atone s mointr i oicfnr lvrr nnrl Mrs Cha sister, Mr and Mrs Charles Child ress, and Mr and Mrs Kevin Hitchln post cafe 8Ulfered a was taken to Good Shepherd hos pital in Hcrmiston. tal in Hcrmiston. Mrs Joe Tatone, who is 3rd vice-president of the Oregon Fed eration of Women s ciuds, recent ly held a meeting at the lone Plaza in Portland for all presi dents of Junior clubs in the state, junior council members and de partment chairmen. Mrs Tatone is director of all junior clubs in the state, of which there are 20. The meeting was held to make plans for the next two years. Guests were Mrs Fred Gast of Portland, 1st vice-president of the Federation, and Mrs W A Bur naf of Corvallis, 2nd vice-president. Mrs Harold Kress visited her mother, Mrs Frances Meyer, and other relatives in Lewiston, Ida last week. Harold Kress and son Ivan and daughter, Pat went af ter her Saturday. Tat remained there to visit at the home of her cousin, Mrs Delbert Kessler (Bet ty Olmstead). ' Mrs Claud Coats accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs Blanche Barlow of Heppner, went to Eu gene Saturday to attend the wed ding of their niece, Susan Bar low, and Eugene Scott.. They went from there to Taft to visit their sister-in-law, Mrs Crystal Barlow. Shirley Earwood has returned home after spending the sum mer at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Kennetli Earwood, in Hollywood, California. MEET MAMIE Van Doren, the gal who calls herself "Little Instant Me"! Star Theater, Sunday and Monday. JOIN THE BAND Free Aptitude Testa at Sievers Music Box by Win. Slerers, Music Director HIGHEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICED INSTRUMENTS Trial-Purchase Plan SIEVERS MUSIC BOX 212 E. 2nd The Dalle Next Door to Penney" Thau with Your Home Agent By ESTHER KIRMIS September has a way of "sett ling" people. School and every one must stay pretty well put for the next nine months. We, in the county agent's office have that "settled" feeling also. Nels Anderson, has returned from the national convention for the coun ty agents held in Seattle Labor Day week and I have returned from spending a week at the Oregon state fair. We are also welcoming back Mrs Eulenna Corley as our office secretary. Eulenna who had been our off ice secretary ior ine pan two years, was away r e i summer. Joan urosnan or Lena was nur summer secretary and will soon leave for Corvallis to necessary part of the county agent's office. September is the month when nil mir PYtpnsion units (home- ww. making clubs) organize for the , , U nn new ciud year, mica iccrw aim . . 1 ,LTnr. lone meei me iui wcciv, iicjip ner, Pine City, Irrigon and Lex ington meet the second week; and Boardman and Lena meet the third week. At this meeting they will explain the year's pro gram, appoint committee chair men and project leaders, and schedule meeting places for the j t - aian this VPar to the "KnOW year. Special attention win De b"-' - Your Oregon" project which will lend itself well to the celebration of the Oregon Centennial ln 1959 and the national home demon strations clubs convention to be ,ovwtw... held in Portland in October 1959. I pinno arp hplnc laid for each , extension unit to secure back- eround material of historical im portance in their own communi ty which will be compiled as a history of Morrow county. This yrOJcCl Will ttiau UC a gwu weme for the annual homemakers fes- . . ... project will also be a good tneme iui Hie annual nJ tlval neld jn May. Other topics to be on the unit's yearly program include "use of Oregon wheat products," "color", , barbeculne." "new fab- 'outdoor barbecuing," dcs and finishe8. and ."holiday fun & A pub,lc . . , ... s,.afr)(ls nrenaration presented by the sea ubaXory of Seattle some. 4. . T ' unit" in jdiiuaijf. If any of you women are in- T.-v i. f s-iA t-t Inininn ot nutnni'lcin t. r count v agent's office. September also means the close f th 4.H club 4.H b ' ' and girls have exhibited their projects at the county and state fair and are now readv to take stock of their accomplishments. Letters are going to all 4-H mem bers informing them of a "record book contest" and "secretary's book contest" which is being sponsored by the 4-H leaders council. Cash awards will be given at the 4-H achievement party to the best record book and best secretary's book in agri - A FINE KENTUCKY Li NatureV ASUV9i w VT T none uciicr even at higher prices! Aed 45Qt' Tur m n hfrmitirf company tmii.wiiir kfntiipitv mv - - v... Distributed er national distillers products company ss proof jlexington News By DELPHA JONES Mr and Mrs New"t O'Harra have received word from the Uni versity of Oregon that their son Jack has received his master's degree in education this summer. New't O'Harra has returned home after a 1 lengthy stay in Pioneer Memorial hospital. Mrs Clarice McFadden has re turned home after a weeks stay in Fossil with her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Al Frost. Mr and Mrs E E Peck and children have returned home from a trip to St Louis, Miss ouri where they visited with Mrs Peck s parents, and wnere Mr peck took deiivery on a new scnool bus, driving it home. Mr and Mrs Johnnie LedDer. ter and children have returned after a vacation to the coast and the ice follies in Portland. Mr and Mrs Franklin Mess enger and children were Pasco visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bill B Marquardt and family have returned from a trin to SDokane. Mr and Mrs Geo Irvin and! rtaimhrers. and Judv Darnielle returned from a vacation to De- poe Bay and Vancouver. While away they attended the marriage of Dewie Irvin to Mary mcapir- itt at Stevenson, Washington. Mr and Mrs Geo Irvin served as wit nesses and other guests were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Way of Van couver, and Judy Darnielle, and Valda and Vickie Irvin. Mr and Mrs T E Messenger Sr were Lex visitors over the weekend from their home in Mi tchell. The Holly Rebekah lodge held their regular meeting on Thurs day night with their N G Lee Wagenblast in the chair. Plans uroro mane for the presidents visit here on Wednesday night and for the convention being held on Sept 15th in Hardman. They had as their guest for the even ing, the Oddfellow's Grand Mas ter, Wilford G Beard of Salem. Refreshments were served later in the evening to both the Odd fellow and Rebekah lodges. The Oddfellow Lodge met on Thursday night of last week with their Grand, George Irvin in the chair. At this time they had sev eral visitors from lone ana L,ex inrrtnn and wero instructed by the Grand Master Wilford Beard of Salem who was a visitor. n ramnhell and son, Koger, and Cecil Jones were' Baker and Pondosa visitors Sunday, iney also attended the steam thresh ing at the Nice ranch at North Powder. At this time they thresh ed several different grains and also pulled a plough. The oldest machine used on Sunday was made in 1908. Those attending from Lexington were: Mr and Mrs Archie Nichols and Earl Pap ineau. Mr and Mrs O W Cuts forth and Earl Miller and Mr and Mrs W E McMillan. Mr and Mrs William VanWln kle and family were recent vis PuHiirp. home economics, and miscellaneous division. Complet ion cards. 4-H members story and record books are all due In the county agent's office by Oct ober 1st so they may be judged. So, here it is September we're all hack In the harness and vou jknow, it feels kinda good! STRAIGHT BOURBON mm. l ifi ?u Years itors at the Lowry home ln Mt Vernon. Donnie VanWinkle who has spent the summer there with his grandparents returned home with them. Dates to remember for the Lex ington Christian church: Sept 15 is the first Ninety-nine men's meeting in Pendleton. Sept 16 is the Women's Fellow- ship Group meeting. Sept 17 is the church life devel opment institute at Hermiston. Children's workers, 10:00 Ministers work shop. 1:30 to 4:30 Worship. 7:30 to 8:10. CovorW Davidson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Davidson left on Monday for Van Nuys, Lam where she will make her home with Mr and Mrs Harold Young. She will attend St Joseph's acad emy in San Fernando, California. Mrs Young is a sister of Mrs Da vidson. Mr and Mrs Bill Parsons and family have had as their recent house guests a brother and fam ily of Mr Parsons from Portland. Mrs Aimee Soerrv who has been spending some time with her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Eldon Padberg has return ed to her home in Portland. Mrs Cecil Jones and children, Charlene and Kenny and Mrs W E McMillan were Baker and cove HERE ARE SOME REAL Used Appliance 119.5 Cu. Ft. GIBSON FREEZER 120 CU. Ft. INTERNATIONAL FREEZER 1 G. E. IRONER 1 WESTINGHOUSE RANGE 1 BENDIX 30-INCH RANGE 3 BENDIX DRYERS 1 FRIGIDAIRE DRYER 1 WESTINGHOUSE DRYER ' 1 CROSLEY DRYER 1 MONTGOMERY-WARD DRYER lAPEX DRYER 1 ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR Has large freezing compartment 1 CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR 1 MONTGOMERY - WARD WRINGER WASHER Has timer and pump 1 One h. p. Am ana Air Conditioner 35 Off This is the refrigerator type a floor sample Junkers in Automatic Washers We have in stock 1 Kenmore, 1 General Electric, 1 Maytag and 1 Frigidaire automatics. They work, but thafs all I MAKE AN OFFER! Will Be On Hand Saturday 21958 BENDIX WASHERS 21958 BENDIX DRYERS These are 1958 model machines that have been used in the Echo school since last October. These are real buysl y2 PRICE 2 BRAND NEW BENDIX GREATLY We Service lott's PHONE 6-5811 last week. Mr and Mrs Ken Marshall have been recent visitors in Spokane and at the E B Way home. Phone your news items to 8-9228. S TELEPHONE TURNER. VAN MARTER & BRYANT. 183 N. Main St and your Insurance worries are ever whether you're a nom owner or an OPERATOR of an apartment house or bus iness. The man or woman who CONTACTS TURNER VAN MARTER & BRYANT AGENCY for help i never sorry. Remember also a trip to our office is a short one not like a Journey to MARS! 1957 MODEL DRYERS REDUCED What We Sell Electric HEPPNEB business visitors several aays ui.:::. .-.mj. i .ni .... t. i. :;- -i
