HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, March 12, 1959
Russell to Head Boardman Chamber
Br MART LEE MARLOW
Vernon Russell was elected
president of the Chomber of
Commerce at the regular month
lv luncheon meeting at the Sad
dle Room of the Hltchln' Post
Cafe last Thursday. Dewey West
was elected vice president, Sig
vald Aase, secretary, and Wally
Hendrlx, treasurer. They will be
Installed at the next meeting,
April 2.
George Wlese, Arthur Allen,
Dewey West and Joe Tatone were
appointed to act as the Centen
nial committee.
Dale Waddill, school superin
tendent, Lexington, was a guest
at the meeting.
The Morrow County Port Com
mission met at the Saddle Room
of the Hitchin' Post Cafe last
Thursday evening, starting with
Long Distance Nation-Wids
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
PENLAND BROS.
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Pendleton, Oregon
Thone CR 6-3111
Livestock Market
Cattle Hogs Sheep
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
12 Noon
On U. S. Hiway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 Hermliton, Oregon
Frank Wink & Sons, Owners
Don Wink Mgr.
Res. HermUton JO 7-3111
dinner. Bob Abrams, district at
torney from Heppner, was pres
ent to report on budeet prob
lems of the port commission, and
to read and discuss port laws.
The regular budget meeting will
be held April 2. The commission
members plan to visit two other
inland ports at The Dalles and
Umatilla in the near future.
Commissioners present from
out of town were Gar Swanson,
lone, and Al Lamb, Heppner.
Warren McCoy, Irrigon, was un
able to be present. Members from
Boardman are Dewey West and
George Wlese.
i Greenfield and Irrigon granges
Jwere hosts to other subordinate
granges in the county for initia
tion in the first and second de
gree here Saturday, with pot
'luck dinner at noon preceding
the meeting. Greenfield exempli
fied the first degree and Irri
gon the second. Those taking the
degrees were Nora Turner, Edna
Turner, Martha Van Schoiack,
Eva Baldwin, Andrew M Bald
win, Lora M Moyer, all of Lex
ington, and Jim Thorpe, Board
man. Mr and Mrs Sid Ferguson are
the parents of a son, born March
7 at the Good Shepherd hospit
al In Hermiston. He has been
named Terry Clinton. Grandpar
ents are Mr and Mrs Guy Fer
guson and Mr and Mrs Arnin
Hug, Boardman. Great-Grand
parents are Mrs Katie Bickford:
La Grande, and Mrs May Miller,
Portland. The baby weighed sev
en pounds, 12 ounces.
Mrs Louise Earwood was hos
tess for the Ladles Aid Society
of Community Church Wednes
day afternoon of last week at
her home, with Mrs Arnin Hug
as co-hostess. There were 13
members present, and Mrs Tom
sented the spiritual life program.
Dixon was a guest. Mrs Hug pre-
The ladies voted to send an Eas
ter gift to the Open Door Child
ren's Home In Hazard, Kentucky.
Guy Ferguson left Friday ev
ening on a business trip to Rapid
City, S Dakota.
Mr and Mrs Rollin Bishop
spent the weekend in The Dalles
where they visited Bishop's bro
ther, Ronald Bishop of Echo, who
Is In the hospital there following
Lex P-TA Plans
Banquet and Ball
By DELPHA JONES
Th executive hoard nf tho P.
a heart attack. They report he TA, met at the Lois Hunt home
is much improved. on Wednesday nieht with the
Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes, ac-1 following present, Lorene Led
companied by Mrs Hayes' sister, better, June Davidson Jo Irvin
Mrs Louis LeTrace, Echo, went Delpha Jones, Em Peck and a
to Condon Sunday, where they delegate from the high school
visited the ladies' aunts, Jennie Beverly Davidson and Charlene
Kellogg and Georgia Perry. JoneSi Plans for the athetic ban.
Diane Black, daughter of Mr quet and sweetheart ball were
and Mrs Ronald Black, had a dlscussedf It was -announced that
tonsillectomy at Good Shepherd , the Dlans are well underway and
games at the gym last Thurs
day night This was an amusing
evening with the fathers and
sons in basketball, and the mo
thers and daughters In volley
ball. Refreshments were served
later In the evening by some of
the mothers. .
The 5th and 6th grades sur
prised their teacher, Miss Mar
lene Galyen with a card and
handkerchief shower honoring
her on her birthday last Friday.!
After a most enjoyable time the
mothers served refreshments.
Dinner guests on Thursday of
Mr and Mrs O G Breeding were
Mr and Mrs Clarence Blsbee of
Spray.
Mr and Mrs Emery Burnside
visited Mrs Burnslde's children
and families, Sunday, Mr and
Mrs George Steagall, Mr and Mrs
Wilbur Steagall, and Mr and Mrs
O G Breeding, and were dinner
guests of Buster Shown.
Mrs Fern McCorkle and Mrs
Lola Breeding spent Friday In
Arlington where they were guests
of Mrs Opal Pettyjohn.
Ed Livingston of Spray Is stay
ing at the 0 G Breeding home
while employed locally.
Mr and Mrs E E Peck enter
tained with a birthday dinner
for their son George. The entire
Dartv was carried out In the cow
boy motif Including the birth
day cake.
Hospital In Hermiston Thursday
of last week.
Mrs Dewey West attended a
luncheon meeting of the Neigh
the date is set for April 11 in
the high school gym, with Bail
ey's orchestra. The alumni of the
Lexington high school are all In-
bors of Woodcraft in Arlington ; vited, but due to some lost re-
Tuesday of last week at the i cords, if any one is an alumni
home of Mrs James Marshall, and does not receive a notice
Mrs Earl Briggs has been 111 of the dance please feel free to
at her home for the past week attend. The theme for the even-
ANNOUNCING
with the flu.
Two new 4c stamps, both blue
in color, will go on sale at the
Ing Is the "Western Theme" and
will be carried out through the
banquet and dance. The banquet
Boardman post office next is a yearly function given the
month, has been announced by! high school students, faculty of
Mrs Flossie Coats, postmaster.
The Arctic Explorations stamp
will go on sale April 6 through
Crcsson, Pennsylvania and fea
tures the Arctic area by surface
and by sea. It commemorates the
50th anniversary of the arrival
the school and parents of the
high school. Following this there
will be the dance at the gym.
The high school boys elect 3 girls
who are voted In as queen and
princesses of the ball by penny
votes with voting places provid'
of Adm Robert E Peary at the ed throughout the town. The can-
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Moit folki her In town never think of the telephone
company when they see jet fighters tracing vapor trails
through the sky. But the fact 13 that phone people are
helping to speed up the nation's air defense by making
it work almost automatically. We're building a network
of telephone lines that are the nerves of a new system
called SAGE. They carry signals from radar outposts
to control centers in a flash. There, Air Forcemen see
in an Instant what's in the air, and can use SAGE's
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North Pole, and also denotes the
history making feat of the U S
Navy (Nautilus), almost fifty
years later In making the first
under-the-sea crossing at the
North Pole.
didates this year are the three
senior girls, Barbara Steagall,
daughter of Mr and" Mrs Wil
bur Steagall; Judy Darnlelle,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Burt
Darnielle of Reno, Nevada; and
The othe stamp Is a NATO Dora Sue Davidson, daughter of
stamp and will be issued April, Mr and Mrs Bob Davidson of
4 through the post office at i Lexington. The meeting adjourn
Washington, D C. It is being is- ed later after the hostess, Lois
sued in honor of the 10th anni-1 Hunt had served coffee to those
versary of the signing of the present. j
North Atlantic treaty. It features Mrs Cecil Jones assisted by
the NATO emblem and motto. Mrs Pat Sawyer and Mrs Beverly
Weekend visitors at the home Miles were hostesses to a wed
of Mr and Mrs Eldon Shannon din? shower on Tuesday after-
were Mrs Shannon's mother, Mrs noon honoring Mrs Betty (Max)
Nora Parsons, and her brother
in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs
Clarence Christiansen, of Spo
kane, Wash.
Ivan Kress, student at OTI,
Klamath Falls, spent the week
end at the home of his parents,
Mr and Mrs Harold Kress. He
was accompanied Dy uonaia
Weld, Renton, Wash. Mr and Mrs
Kress, accompanied by their
granddaughter, Barbara Ball, of
Hermiston, went to Lewiston, Ida
Sunday to visit relatives. They
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs Glena Bellamy, Golden-
dale, Wash, was a weekend vis
itor at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Don Bellamy.
Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie and
Mrs Claud Coats went to Lex
ington Sunday to visit at the
homo of Mr and Mrs Carl Mar-
quardt.
LEXINGTON
Mrs Clarice McFadden is visit
ing relatives in Hermiston for a
few days.
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Breeding. Games were played
with Mrs Anna May Steagall
and Mrs June Crowell winning
prizes. Later the gifts were open
ed, assisted by Mrs Pat Dough
erty. Refreshments were served
to the following: Mrs Lydia Wil
son, Mrs Pat Dougherty, of Hepp
ner; Mrs June Crowell and Miss
Lola Wilson of lone; and Lola
Breeding, Olita Wardwell, Anna
May Steagall, Dona Barnett,
Trina Parker, Murl Cornileson,
LaVerne Henderson, Marie Stea
gall, Florence McMillan, Cora
Allyn, Beverly Steagall, Rena
Marquardt, and the hostesses.
Mrs Bertha Hunt and Mrs Clar
ice McFadden were The Dalles
visitors last week.
Dates To Remember:
March 17 Women's Fellowship
group at LaVerne Hender
son's. The Holly Rebekah lodge met
on Thursday night with the N G
Murl Cornileson. After a short
meeting they adjourned and re
freshments were served.
The Bunnies of the grade
school challenged their parents
in a basketball and volleyball
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