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HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, April 30. 1959 Dad, Son Banquet Held at Boardman By MARY LEE MARLOW The second annual Father and Son banquet was held Saturday night In the school cafeteria, with 40 guests present. The af fair Is for boys of the four upper grades and their fathers, and is sponsored by the girls of those grades under the supervision of Mrs John Partlow. Other guests were Sigvald Aase, school super intendent, Ronald Black, Rich ard Waymire, Marion Morlan, Harold Gauger and Wayne Kuhn. The latter has refereed grade school games this year. Johnnie Partlow was master of ceremonies, and Roy Partlow gave the response. The program Included a clarinet duet by Brenda Billings and Eileen Ely, a saxophorfe duet by Patti Part low and Dewena West, and an accordian solo by Linda White man. Richard Waymire presented first year letters in athletics to Dennis Gronquist, Dennis Ander son, Jim Partlow, Steve Partlow, Gary Beeler and Jim Brothers; two year letter to Jim Hoffman and a three year to Johnnie Part low. Letters were also presented to the yell leaders, Sandra Thorpe, Anna May McQuaw and Dorothy Rash. A spring motif was used In decorations In green and yellow, with tulips and narcissus. Mrs Richard Waymire was elected president of the county extension unit at the meeting at the home of Mrs Russell Mil ler Tuesday of last week. Mrs Nathan Thorpe was elected vice president, and Mrs G C Deits secretary-treasurer. Subject of the meeting was "Beaded Tile Craft," with Mrs Deits and Mrs Waymire leaders. A collection was taken for the Eleanor Trindle Memorial Schol arship fund. The next meeting will be at Soroptmists And Guests Enjoy Dinner About 40 members and guests of the Soroptimist club of Hepp ner enjoyed a tasting dinner at Fulleton Chevrolet Co showroom Monday evening. The individual tables were centered with arrangements of spring flowers. Mrs Oliver Creswlck and Mrs James Hager were co-chairmen for the dinner, assisted by Mrs Harry O'Donnell, Mrs Rolce Fuileton and Mrs Loyal Parker, Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY 12 Noon On U. S. Hiway No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-6655 Hermlston. Oreyon Frank Wink & Sons. Owners Don Wink Mgr. Res. Hermlston JO 7-3111 "Lobor To Keep Alive in Your Breast That Little Spark of Celestial Fire - Conscience" By Phil Blakney Every prescription, med icine or health-aid we pharmacists dispense must satisfy our pharmaceutical conscience. They must be of highest quality, potently fresh and fairly priced. Included In everything we sell Is our professional reputation. Because we val ue it greatly you will al ways be safe when you get any medicine or health-aid from a pharmacist YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 6-9962 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescription if shopping near us. or let us deliver promptly with out extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we compond yoursf PHIL'S PHARMACY 105 N. MAIN PRESCRIPTIONS CHEMISTS Quotation by George Washington (1732-1799) Copyright 1959 (3W4) the home of Mrs Myron Watts, May 19. Mrs Ralph Skoubo and Mrs Marion Morlan, who will be the leaders, went to Heppner last Wednesday to a leader's meeting. Dr A D McMurdo and Velma Glass, county health nurse from Heppner were at the Boardman school Tuesday of last week to give immunization shots. They were assisted by Mrs Ronald Black and Mrs Dewey West. A total of about 40 were given, one small pox, 9 DPT, 10 polio and 10 typhoid. Mrs Ronald Black was hostess for a party at her home last week in honor of the sixth birth day of her daughter Diane. Guests Included Mrs Erwin Flock and Charma Lee and Frankie Mrs Ed Skoubo and Janelle, Mrs Ray Gronquist and Karen, Mrs Jack Getz and Kathy, Mrs Rich ard Waymire and Christie, Mrs Zoe Billings and Brenda, Mrs Wayne Kuhn and Casey, Mrs Dallas McElrath and Colleen, Mrs Gunnar Skoubo and Patsy, Etta Jones and Terry Jay Crowder, Mrs Robert Harwood, Mary Healy, Dewena West, Lynae and Sigurd Aase, and Nancy, Cindy and Andy Morlan. Mrs Erwin Flock was hostess for a party at her home Wednes day afternoon of last week in honor of her son, Frankie's third birthday. Guests were Mrs Ed Skoubo and Janelle, Mrs Wayne Kuhn and Casey, Mrs Vernon Russell and Bruce and Donnie, Mrs Gene Hligel and Jlmmie and Stevie, Mrs Irwin Lewis, Patsy Skoubo, Aria Thornhill and Char ma Lee Flock. Willard Baker is in Savannah, Illinois for a three weeks course In connection with his work at Umatilla Ordnance Depot. Mr and Mrs Leo Potts went to Sunnyside, Wash Sunday to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Webber. Mrs Webber and Potts are cousins. Mrs Louis Earwood and daugh ters Shirley and Mrs Don Downey and son Wayne and Jerry went to Arlington Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs Earwood's bro ther and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Otto Steinke. Mr and Mrs Darrel Rash and daughter Valerie of Portland were weekend visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Zivney and Mr and Mrs Harold Rash. Mr and Mrs Elvin 'Ely and daughter Eileen spent Sunday afternoon In Pasco, Wash, visit ing at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie Wooley. Saturday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Gronquist were Mr and Mrs Walter Turner and children Gay, Jeff and Scott of Pilot Rock. Mr and Mrs Woody Malone and children have moved to Uma tilla. Mrs Albertine LIckess of Port land is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ernest Obermeier. Mrs Richard Waymire attend ed a nurses workshop in eco nomlc security at the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene last week. She was accompanied by Mrs B J Berger of Echo. Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter spent the weekend In Tacoma Wash visiting Mrs Carpenter's m hi I wr rff : y( H feT ' lWkyM MR AND MRS DELBERT PIPER (Miss Phyllis Quackenbush) who were married recently at the Heppner Methodist church. Both are Heppner high school graduates, and they are making their home here. (Coles Studio) CENTENNIAL FUN TIME! MILTON-FREEWATER'S 15TH ANNUAL PEA FESTIVAL AND Horse Show 100 FINE HORSES 100 MAY 7-8-9 THURSDAY. MAY 7 Jr. Livestock Show Free Centennial Pageant, 8 p.m FRIDAY. MAY 8 Jr. Livestock Show Kiddies Parade, 10 a. m. BIG HORSE SHOW. 1:30 p. m. Style Show, 8 p. m. SATURDAY. MAY 9 Grand Parade, 10 a. m. Barbeque, Noon BIG HORSE SHOW, 1:30 p. m. Jackpot Show, 5 p.m., Posse Arena Festival Dance mother and sister, Mrs Rosa La- Chance and Eva LaChance, who returned home with them for a visit here. Mrs Harold Baker was hostess for a pink and blue shower at her homt Wednesday evening of last week In honor of Jeffrey Charles Higuera and his mother, Mrs Charles Higuera. Co-hostesses were Mrs Ronald Haas, Mrs Delmer Hug, Mrs Russell Miller, Mrs Sigvald Aase and Mrs Don Downey. In games played prizes were won by Mrs Lyle Williams, Mrs Ronald Black, Mrs Seth Rus sell, Mrs Vernon Russell and Mrs Frank Marlow. Other guests were Mrs Ray Gronquist, Mrs Cecil Hamilton, Mrs Effie Miller, Mrs Algy Taylor, Mrs Louise Ear wood, Mrs Sid Ferguson, Mrs Bob Thornhill, Mrs John Partlow, Mrs Rollin Bishop, Mrs Charles Anderegg, Mrs Nathan Thorpe, Mrs Walter Hayes, Mrs G C Doits, Mrs Arnold Hoffman, Mrs Roy Partlow, Mrs Joe Crouch, Mrs Claud Worden, Mrs Guy Fergu son, Mrs George Wlese, Mrs Earl Brlggs and Mrs Arthur Allen Those sending gifts that were unable to attend were Mrs Andy Jones, Mrs Elvln Ely, Mrs Ralph Skoubo, Mrs Richard Waymire, Mrs Emery Lyons, Mrs Jack Tay lor, Mrs Bill Thorpe, Barbara An deregg, Mrs Willard Baker, Mrs Dewey "West, Mrs Blanche Jones, Etta Jones, Mrs Adolf Skoubo, Mrs Wayne Kuhn, Mrs Harold Rash, Mrs Bob Miller, Mrs Charles Graham, Mrs Arnln Hug, Mrs Zoe Billings, Mrs Adallne Baker, Mrs Henry Zivney, Mrs Mike Cassldy and Shirley Ear wood. , Mrs Lyle Williams was hostess for a party Monday morning at the home of her mother, Mrs Claud Worden, In honor of her How to gets the BEST SEED BUY 0 E-.... L-. -I.... J di knowt ihli: Th.rVi lwivi II AM Ml,, iUml'm k.A . Lt. l.nd. You etn hv Jicklin'i m f tin Ml ml. tk . rj . k..t your Una! or mix sd . Q cording to your County A.C.P. J Handbook. tk Scientifically Cleaned Highest Quality k Reasonably Priced FAST DELIVERY Ordtrt procoiltd and inipptd tho lomo day at rtctivtd. ORDER TODAY Phono WA i-6241 (SpokoM) son Gary's fourth birthday. Rick le Ely, Mike Waymire and Linda Hoffman won prizes In games played. Guests were Mrs Vernon Russell and Bruce and Donnie, Mrs Bob Thornhill and Aria and Tina, Marilyn Graham, Mrs Gene Hiigel and Jlmmie, Mrs Arnold Hoffman and Linda, Mrs Don Bellamy and Sammy, Teddy, Donna and Kitty, Mrs Ronald Haas and Ronda, Mrs Joe Crouch and Danny, Mrs Delmer Hug and Debbie and Pam, Tracy Fergu son, Mrs Allen Ely and Renee, Rlckle and -Rena, Mrs Erwin Flock and Charma Lee and Frankie, Janelle Skoubo, Mike Waymire, Mrs Russell Miller and Ronnie and Randy Baker, Mary Sue Thornhill and Ronnie Williams. Two Boardman residents were injured In separate accidents last week. Mrs Jim Watkins was hos pitalized at Good Shepherd hos pital in Hermlston with a bad ly Injured left hand, suffered when she lost control of the pickup she was driving on the Lexington cutoff road, and It turned over. One finger was sev ered at the first joint and an other badly mangled. Her five children were with her, but none were hurt. Bill Mead was hos pitalized with a broken collar bone which he received In a mo torcycle accident. Bob Stewart who was riding with him, re ceived bruises and an Injured leg. Mr and Mrs James J Farley were in Pendleton Saturday ev ening. Mrs Margaret Healy ac companied them and visited with her son Patrick Healy and his family for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Webb Jr. and Nat, Meredith, and Becky were In Walla Walla overnight last week and stayed at the home of Mrs Paul Webb Sr. 4 4 4 0 7 YOUR lUdepenient InsaraJjllMm -1 1 v i sr t s s f Life Saving! We want our children All to learn Wavs of healthful living We mav have classes In First-Aid And some In life saving! Why not Include Another course that Should save lives these days; Teach them right driving From the start while They are young! It pays! If you want driver training In your school Start boosting right away! Getting a change in School courses takes More than just a day! hr For All Your Insurance Needs C. A. RUGGLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-9625 Box 611 HEPPNER. OREGON Boardman Notes By MARY LEE MARLOW Mrs Merrill Shaw was hon ored with a pink and blue show er Monday night in the church basement. Hostesses were Mrs Russell Miller, Mrs Claud Coats, Mrs Elvln Ely, Mrs Bob Miller, Mrs Arnin Hug, Mrs Wayne Kuhn, Mrs Henry Zivney, Mrs Effie Miller, Mrs Florence Root and Mrs Allen Ely. Prizes were won by Mrs Arthur Allen and Mrs Ed Kuhn In games played. Others present were Mrs Cecil Hamilton. Mrs Louise Earwood, Mrs Margaret Klitz, Mrs Willard j Baker, Mrs Harold Kress, Mrs Don Bellamy, Mrs Harold Rash, Mrs Nate Macomber, Mrs Dallas McElrath, Mrs Rollin Bishop, Mrs Walter Hayes, Mrs Sigvald Aase, Mrs Laura Allen, Mrs Earl Briggs, Mrs Algy Taylor, Mrs Dewey West. Mrs George Wlese, Mrs Irwin Lewis, Mrs Delmer Hug, Mrs Delbert Ball, Mrs Lyle Wil liams, Mrs Claud Worden, Mrs Seth Russell. Etta Jones, Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs Glen Car nenter, Mrs Nathan Thorpe, Mrs Frank Marlow, Mrs Tom Dixon and Shirley, Mrs Ernest Ober meier and Annie. Mrs Frank Parmer and Kathy, Mrs Bill Thorpe, Mrs E J Moore, Mrs Jim Agee, Mrs Harold Gauger, Mrs Sid Ferguson, Mrs Rosa La Chance and Eva LaChance, the two latter of Tacoma, Wash. Those unable to attend sending gifts were Mrs Joe Crouch, Mrs Richard Waymire, Mrs Dale Eades, Mrs Ed Skoubo, Jannell Skoubo, Mrs Arnold Hoffman, Mrs Roy Partlow, Shirley tar- wood, Mrs Ronald Black, Mrs Ray Gronquist, Mrs Darrell Mar- low, Mrs Guy Ferguson, Mrs Leo Potts, Mrs Charles Higuera, Mrs R B Rands, Nancy Rands, Mrs Clarence Nelson, Mrs Ralph Skoubo, Mrs Don Downey, Pat Kress, Mrs Erwin Flock, Mrs Ronald Haas, Mrs Elmer Messen ger, Mrs Charles Anderegg, Bar bara Anderegg. Mrs Adaiine Ba ker, Mrs Zoe Billings, Mrs John Partlow, Mrs Emery Lyons, Mrs Jack Taylor, Mrs Andy Jones, Connie Baker and Carolyn Baker. Mrs Claud Coats and Mrs Zearl Gillespie, accompanied by their sister, Mrs Truman Messenger, Sr, of Mitchell, spent the week end In Seattle, Wash visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs Golda Cox. They also visited Mrs Coats' son-in-law, Glenn Mallery, who was there from Anchorage, Alaska. On their way home they stopped in Portland to visit their aunts, Mrs Mary Sowers and Mrs Clara Stratton, and their cousins, Mr and Mrs Floyd Barlow and Mr and Mrs Wendall Noe. Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen went to La Grande Saturday to attend the Pioneer PowWow Days cele bration, taking their American Saddler sorrel horse to pull the surrey in which the queen and her court rode. Mrs Arthur Allen, Mrs G C Diets and Mrs Arnold Hoffman J attended the lecture on land scaping in Heppner last Thurs day by Willard S Summer, as sistant professor of horticulture from W S C, Pullman, Wash. Mrs Llndstrom's served refresh ments. We all had a good time. Jim Tullis, reporter IONE LIVESTOCK CLUB Our fifth meeting was held at Don McElligott's on March 22. For roll call every member gave a report on different kinds of pigs. Bob Rice is a new mem ber of our club. After the meeting films and slides were shown. Then we went to see the pigs John McElligott is raising. Our next meeting will be held at David Baker's on April 19. For roll call each member will give a report on the feed they feed their animals. Cherilyn Smouse, reporter RANCH AERO OWNED AND OPERATED BY PAUL N. HANSEN NOW OFFERING assistance to ranchers of this area with your spraying prob lems. Call Heppner 6-9695 or 6-9471 OG0Q0QOG Si I Llli See our ads in THIS WEEK MAGAZINE, PARADE, FAMILY WEEKLY and SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS At advertised on Rexal'i Q J SPECIAL starring SID CAESAR . ART CARNEY JAYE P. MORGAN i the morgan brothers BAMBl LINN and ROD ALEXANDER CLIFF NORTON with Special Guest Star AUDREY MEADOWS r 4-H Club News HAVE HORSE WILL RIDE Our meeting was at Susan Lindstrom's home. We went on our first group ride. Kit George gave a demonstra tion on saddling a horse. Art Vance was a guest riding with us. We voted to have 4-H field day Insurance. Our next ride will be to De lores Emert's ranch. We will meet in town at 1:00 o'clock, May 3. PLUS A PENNY! Save on Hundreds of Items! 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