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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thurdcrf, November 6, 1956 Boardman News MARY LEE MARLOW $17.00 was collected for the UNICEF by trick or treat young sters Hallowe'en night. Before the drive was started a party was held for all the children at the school. Prizes were given for the following costumes: prettiest, Pam Kuhn and Karen Gronqulst; ugliest, Penny Bellamy; funniest, Bobbie Skoubo; most original, David Skoubo. Mrs Walter Hayes and Mrs Rollln Bishop were the judges. The party was sponsored by the Tillicum club, and mem bers of the club driving cars In the UNICEF drive Included Mrs Don Downey, Mrs Richard Way mire, Mrs Sigvald Aase, Mrs Mar ion Morlan, Mrs Dewey West and Mrs Woody Malone. Announcement was made at the meeting of the Tillicum club last week at the home of Mrs Aase that the club Is Invited to the Fellowship Fund Tea at the Vert Memorial in Pendleton VOTERS are often property owners to maybe the TURNER, VAN MARTER & BRYANT INSUR ANCE AGENCY. 183 N. Main Street, should run for office. However, our customers ELECT us their favorite Insurance agency and we expect loto of future business from the pres ent JUVENILE population so maybe we'll Just attend to business. If we didn't take good care of our Insur ance clients we'd feel we were being DELINQUENT! (.UNITED FUNDS CANADA LTD. A diversified, managed Mutual Fund, organized in Canada, with investments in over 75 Canadian corpora tions, seeking possible long term growth of capitil through: . . . Investments In com pnniri expected to participnte in the de velopment and expan sion of Canadian natural resources, in dustry and commerce. ...Retention and rein vestment of all net earning!. . Low tux cost. For pro.prtu. and 4crlptlvs littraturtt WADDELL & REED, INC Principal Undtrwrlltrt "OfficM From Cout to CoMt CONLEY LANHAM Box 3S2 Ph 6-5890 CITY Thursday, Nov 6, at 3 p m. The affair is sponsored by the Pendle-1 ton Women's club. Tillicum club members that attended the meeting of the 4th District of Federation of Women's clubs In Hermlston last Friday, were Mrs Ralph Skoubo, Junior, council member; Mrs Ray Gron-j quist, district treasurer; Mrs Joe Tatone, district first vlce-presi-1 dent, and state 3rd vice-presl-j dent; and Mrs Dewey West, his-1 torian. Mrs Harry Pinkerton of. Moro, district president was in charge of the meeting. Dewey West, president of the Boardman Chamber of Com merce; Joe Tatone, city mayor, and George Welse, head of the city planning board, all were guests at the Rotary club in Hermlston last Thursday. Mrs Joe Pedraza and daugh ter, Chrlstela Rodriquez, went to Oakland, Calif last week to visit at the home of Mrs Pedraza's son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Raul Lopez. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Lopez Oct 28. He has been named Anthony and weighed eight pounds. Sgt James Kissire of Pendle ton spoke to members of the GOC at a meeting at the home of Mrs Sigvald Aase one even ing recently. Plans were dis nissed to make a trip to Bend to go through the Filter Center, some time in the future. Patty Miller was hostess for a Hallowe'en party for members of the seventh and eighth grades at her home Hallowe'en night. Guests were Irene Potts, Eileen iriv. nnrothv Rash. Sandra Thorpe, Diana Malone, Pattl Part- low, Brenria Billings, Charlotte MrKpnzie. Toni Tavlor. Jim Bro thers, Ted and Jim Hoffman, j Johnnie Partlow and Max Moore. The evening was spent playing Hallowe'en games. A leaiure was the "ghost room." Donald Gillespie, son oi Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie, who hns heen er tlcallv 111 in me Good Shepherd hospital in Her mlston for the past month, was taken by ambulance to the Vet eran's hospital In Walla Walla, Wash last week. His parents re- . . 1.- J .1 ..-I u.ttU nnrr mar ne maue uie uiu mui-, out any apparent 111 effect Mr, and Mrs Gillespie, Mrs ciaua Prints and Mrs Lowell Shattuck went to Walla Walla to see him Sunday. Here from out of town lor the funeral of Mrs Vcrna Pruter last week were Mrs Clifford Pool and son Mike, Mrs Thressa Viviane, and Mrs L E Lee (Lucinda), and two sons, all of Portland Mrs Pruter was survived by two niec es. Marv Kodat and Rose Wegr- zyn, both of Coal City, Illinois. Mrs Louise Larwoou ana daughter Shirley were hostesses for a bridal shower at their home Monday night in honor of Mrs Bill Thorpe, who was married at Boise, Idaho Oct 25. Co-hostesses were Mrs John Partlow ana daughter Susan, Barbara Gan tenbein. Barbara Anderegg and Carolyn Baker. Those present were Mrs Larry Thorpe ana jo Ann of Hermlston, Mrs Ernest Obermeler, Mrs Nathan Thorpe, Sandra and Teresa Thorpe, Anna Obermeier, Mrs Kollln Bisnop, Mrs Nate Macomber, Mrs Henry Gantenbeln, Mrs Laura Allen, Mrs Willard Baker, Mrs Roy Partlow, Mrs Harold Kress, Mrs Franklin Ball, Pat Kress, Mrs HERM$IAGE A FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON Walter Hayes, Mrs Nels Krlsten sen, Mrs Harold Rash, Mrs Ver non Russell, Mrs Andy Jones, Mrs Frank Marlow, Mrs Ronald Black and Diane, Mrs Elvin Ely, Mrs Russell Miller, Mrs Effie Miller, Mrs Claud Coats, Mrs Florence Root, Mrs Margaret Klitz, Eileen Ely, Mrs Charles Anderegg, Mrs Glen Carpenter, Mrs Sigvald Aase, Mrs Harold Baker, Faye Anderson, Mrs George Slcard, Mrs Robert Harwood, Mrs Ray Gronqulst, Mrs Bob Slcard and Roberta, Mrs Cecil Hamilton, Mrs Darrlel Marlow, Mrs Allen Ely, Evangelina Pedraza, Ophelia Pedazra, Jean McKenzie and Dorothy Rash. Mrs Claud Coats and Mrs Florence Root won prizes In a game played. Those sending gifts that were unable to attend were Mrs Hugh Brown of Pendle ton, Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs Jim Agee, Mrs Joe Crouch, Mrs George Weise, Mrs Richard Way mire, Mrs Adolf Skoubo, Mrs Adaline Baker, Mrs Jack Taylor, Mrs Wayne Patten, Mrs Emery Lyons, Mrs Charles McKenzie, Mrs R B Rands, Mrs Dewey West, Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs Ed Skoubo, Mrs Ralph Skoubo, Mrs Ervin Flock, Mrs Marion Morlan, Mrs Eunice Anderson, Mrs Ronald Haas, Mrs Zoe Billings, Mrs Del bert Carpenter, Mrs Seth Russell, Mrs Bob Miller, Lorelei Hamilton and Elberta Carpenter. Mrs Newell Vaught and daugh ters Gail and Kelly of Richland, Wash visited at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Elvin Ely, from Thursday through bunaay. Saturday they all went to La Grande to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Eldon Lilly. Danny Crouch, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch, was a patient in Good Shepherd hospital in Hermlston Friday night and Sat urday, suffering with the flu. Mr and Mrs Bill Thorpe went to Union last Friday to visit at the home of Thorpe's grandpar ents, Mr and Mrs Paul Smith. Jim Thorpe, student at EOCE at LaGrande, returned home with them for the weekend. Mrs Walter Hayes spent the weekend In Portland, where her husband is a patient at St Vin cent's hospital. Mrs Florence Root has return ed home after spending a week in Wasco at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Vernon Root. Mrs Rosa LaChance and Miss Eva LaChance of Tacoma, Wash visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter. Sat urday the Carpenters took them to LaGrande where they remain ed to visit at the home of Mrs Esther Emmons. Mrs Oscar Veele, Estacada, vis ited several days last week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Bob Stew art. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderegg and daughter Barbara spent the weekend in Oregon City, visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs James Lexington News ' By DELPHA JONES Miss Marlene Glayen was hos tess to a surprise birthday party honoring Miss Betty Obrist at the home of the two girls on Thursday night of last week. Games were played with Doris Parsons and Alyce Waddill win ning prizes. A lovely decorated birthday cake and coffee were served later, after the honoree opened her numerous and lovely gifts. Those present were: Doris I Parsons, Leila Palmer, Nonie 'Pointer, Jerry Doherty, Alyce I Waddill, Mildred Davidson, Lor ' ine Ledbetter, Gladys Van Winkle, Edith Munkers, Eileen Padberg, Bertha Hunt, Delpha Jones and Marie Steagall, and the hostess and honoree. Mrs E E Peck and son Keith were Pendleton visitors on Wed nesday. Mrs Johnnie Ledbetter and Mrs Dean Hunt were weekend visitors in Portland. Miss Myrtle McCarl Is a pat ient in St Anthony's hospital in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs O G Breeding were Yakima, Wash visitors over the weekend. Earl Miller and brother Gary Miller of LaGrande were Lex vis itors over the weekend. Gary was a guest of Greg Leyva and Earl at the Cecil Jones home. Mrs Bill Nichols was a Port land visitor this week with Mrs Jim Angell of Heppner. They mo tored down after Betty Angell who has been a patient In Shrin er's hospital there. Mrs Gena Leonard entertain ed with a coffee hour honoring Mrs Frances McMillan's 80th birthday Monday afternoon. Those present were, Mae McCall, Nellie Palmer, Elva Ruhl, Cleo VanWinkle, Edna Munkers, Cora J Aiiyn, ina mcnois, cane raa berg, Annie Keene and June Led better small grand -daughter of Cleo VanWinkle. Barbara Cutsforth, Delpha Jones, Charlene Jones, Dora Sue Davidson, and Judy Darnielle were business visitors in Pendle ton last week. John Hentze of Junction City was a caller at the Emma Bre shears residence on Monday. He is the husband of Carla Wil lock granddaughter of Mrs Bre shears. Mr and Mrs Joe Cornileson and grandson Lee had guests from Portland on Saturday, who came for the Cove-Lexington football game on Saturday, In Heppner. Mr and Mrs Harold Beach of Hermiston and Mrs Elsie Beach were Lexington callers on Tues day. John Runyon of the McKinley Indian Mission at Toppenish, Washington gave a talk at the Christian church on Sunday night and showed some slides of the life at the Mission, Mr and Mrs Raymond Ferguson were in Everett, Washington over the weekend where they visited with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly. ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL. Nothing guaranteed. Purchaser to move Items at his own ex pense, immediately upon pur chase. Elaine S George resi dence, Saturday from 10 a m to 4 p m, or by appointment. NOTICE TO - COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP CUSTOMERS Power will be off STARTING AT 2 A.M. SUNDAY FOR ABOUT 4 HOURS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS - WILLOW CREEK - BALM FORK - BIG Cr LITTLE BUTTER CREEKS BLACK HORSE SAND HOLLOW To Allow for Installation of New Trans formers At Our Heppner Substation vS2kuu Garvlson. ' Mr and Mrs Franklin Delane of Seattle, Wash were weekend visitors at the home of Delano's stepfather and mother, Mr and Mrs Elmer Messenger. j Earl Briggs is a patient In St Anthony's hospital In Pendleton. I .3 of an Inch of Tain fell here j Monday night, accompanied by j winds of gale force which blew all night. This is the first meas- j urable amount of rain to fall! here in many weeks. Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penland Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 33? TO OUR CUSTOMERS In the Heppner Area bwer will be Off STARTING AT 2:00 A.M. Sunday, Nov. 9 FOR APPROXIMATELY 4 HOURS We are changing to a 69 KVA transformer at the Heppner sub-station, doubling the capacity of that unit. Pacific Power & Light Co. 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