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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1959)
m SERVICE YIELDS 82 nitrogen In NH3 gets plants off to a fait (tart. feeds them througr the season LABOR SAVING we handle storage, application and . hauling EXPERIENCI we know your problem! JaJCj)) and can draw on our f,(t know-how plus Shell Kv more ,nan 0 quarter- -century of research ond testing PRECISION with Shell'i own li precision metering j equipment we apply usf the right amount of NHj for uniform, lush growth INLAND CHEMICAL SERVICE HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, August 27, 1959 PROGRAM THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 8:00 p. m. 4-H Style Revue at Fair Pavilion. 8:00 p. m. Open Class Livestock Judged. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 9:00 a. m. 4-H Showmanship Contests. All-around Champion Showman. 9:00 a. m. Judging of Halter Classes in Saddle Horse Division. Horse Show continues throughout the day with Junior Roping and other events. 7:30 p. m. 4-H Pig Scramble and Fat Auction Sale. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 10:00 a. m. Big Street Parade. 12:00 Noon County-wide picnic at the Court House Lawn. 1:15 p. m. Rodeo. 6:00 p. m. All Exhibits Released. 8:00 p. m. Special Night Show," Morrow County Amateur Calf Roping, Wild Horse Rac ing, Wrangler Cow Riding and other events. SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 6:00 a. m. Cowboy breakfast, served by Wranglers Riding Club at Club House on Fair Grounds. 1:30 p. m. RODEO. tennlal. Sunday the Coats and School Opening Set at Boardman By MARY LEE MARLOW Registration for Riverside high high school at Boardman will start at 9 a m Thursday, Sept 3, according to Jack Flug, Board- man superintendent. All teach ers are to report to the build ing Tuesday, Sept 1. Classes will start Tuesday, Sept 8. There will be no school Labor Day. and Patty Miller are there also for the youth conference. Their parents, Mr and Mrs Russell Mil ler took them down Saturday. R W Schaad, La Grande, rep resentative of the Gideons, was guest speaker at Community church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Amato Malic and sons Marty and Mike, of San MemDers or the faculty are as Francisco. Calif visited four follows: Jack Flug, social prob- days last week at the home of lems and business law; Ronald Mr and Mrs Charles Hieuera. Black, vocational ag I and II. vfr fln1 vrr r-nri rr,ane cf shop I and II and biology; Mrs the weekend in Spokane, Wash Ruth Coy, commercial, English vlsltlng a't tne home of thdr son. and Library; Robert Strutz, ln.law and daughteri Mr and ma hematics, football and base- Mrs John Campbell. null (VlDn oni Krtto nhirr-lAnl education: Richard WavmlrP. ml ",,u m Anaeregg basketball coach; Mrs Nancy Le- daughter Barbara, and Mrs mnv Fru.iih. T.A0tor Tnmnv Anderegg's mother, Mrs Barbara chemistry, physics and science;' fne" of Sacramento, Calif, spent Muriel Ley, home economics and Last " atuth'r ?me ? 1008 girls physical education; W Ed- '' na re- elman, band and chorus, and V ,y ome, irom aan rrrnrio srhnnl miilr. Mr FHni. Jut,c' v-UHi, wnere sne wonted man will work in the school of- thls summer- flee. Mrs Anderegg reports that her The Boardman grade school granddaughter. Joyce Garvison, will also start Sept 8, and fol- ae 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs lowing are the teachers: Mrs Zoe James Garvison of Oregon City, Billings, first and second grades; was seriously Injured last week Mrs Harold Baker, third and wnen sne Iel1 through the ceil- fourth; Mrs John Partlow. fifth lnS of a room In which her fa and sixth. ther was building. She received Mrs Charles Graham and Mrs a fractured pelvis, and was bad- Roy Ball are the cafeteria cooks; 1 1 Jv .cut on ner ieS. requiring many bus drivers are Edward Skoubo stllcnes to close the wound, and Robert Harwood, and Har- wood Is also the school custodian. Several changes have been Mike Cassidy is seriously ill in St Anthony's hospital in Pen d It-ton. Mrs Willard Baker and Mrs made in the arrangements ofiLrilira Allen wore hostesses for rooms of the school. The old tne Ladies Aid Society of Corn- gymnasium has been remodeled ,niuni,v church Wednesday after- Into two large classrooms, the library has been extended to take in the class room next to It, thereby making the library much larger, and a new home economics room has been made in the basement. Mary Ann Rands, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Rands, will leave by plane from Pendleton Wednesday for New York City, where she will spend two davs. and then will fly to Germany where she will teach school, her pupils being children of U S Army personnel. She will not know until she arrives there, the exact location she will be. Miss Rands has taught the fifth and sixth grades at Rich land, Wash the past five years. She has lived in Boardman most of her life, coming here with her parents at the age of one year. She was graduated from Board man high school, and has a B S degree from OSC at Corvallls. Mr and Mrs Merrill Shaw were In Cannon Beach over the week end to attend the Bible confer ence. Martin Shattuck and Dor othy Rash accompanied them and will stay there this week for the youth conference. Jim noon of last week at the church In the absence of Mrs Elvin Ely, president, the meeting was con ducted by Mrs Merrill Shaw. Mrs Seth Russell, Mrs Shaw, Mrs Leo Potts and Mrs Louise Earwood were appointed on the committee for the booth at the North Morrow County Fair, Sept 3 5. Mrs Claud Coats, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Glenn Mai Irvy and son, Jlmmie, Anchorage, Alaska, returned home last week from a five day vacation trip visiting relatives in Eugene. Taft, McMinnvllle and Yamhill. On their way they visited the Pet erson Rock Gardens near Red mond, and on their return Wed nesday attended the Oregon Cen- Mallerys went to Hardman to visit Jess Coats, and In Heppner visited Mrs Blanche Barlow. Mrs Arthur Allen left last Thursday for Banning, Calif to visit her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Lon Barron, who are both 111. She was accompanied by Mrs Laura Allen, who will visit her brother, Will Kelly, at Long Beach, Calif. Mr and Mrs Elmer Messenger visited four days last week at the home of Mrs Messenger's sis ter, Mrs Celia Macken, in La Grande. Mrs Orville Gastlneau and Mrs Bob Monroe of Sand Point, Idaho visited last week at the homes of their parents, Mr and Mrs Myron Watts, and their sis ter, Mrs Everett Daniels. Mr and Mrs Ronald Black and daughter, Diane have gone to Ferron, Utah, to visit Black's mother, Mrs Clyda Black, Eric Aase. seven -weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Sigvald Aase of Echo, who was staying at the Black home while Mrs Aase was In Tahlequah, Okla, was taken to the home of Mrs Adaline Baker. Mr and Mrs John Gillespie and children Raymond and Karen, Exeter, Calif, are visiting at the home of Gillespie's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie. Over the weekend they all went to Othello and Priest Rapids, Wash to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Gerald Messenger and daughter Kathy of Lexing ton, and Carroll Messenger, Mitchell, visited their grand parents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Messenger one day last week. Gerald Messenger,, who is serv ing with the U S Marines, is on leave from Okinawa, Mr 'and Mrs Elvin Ely. accom panied by their son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Eldon Lilly and children Jimmle, Janet, Jay and Jerry, La Grande, re turned home last Thursday from a week's vacation trip. They attended a reunion of the Chand ler family at Columbia Park in Portland, and attended the Cen tennial. They also spent two days' at the Cannon Beach Bible Conference, and visited their daughter Eileen, who is spend ing the summer there. Mrs Ely's sister, Mrs Claud Bowman, Leb anon, accompanied them home tor a week's visit. Mr and Mrs Lilly and children returned to their home In La Grande Sat urday after visiting at the Ely home two days. Mr and Mrs Harold Marlow of Stanfleld visited at the home of Marlow's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow, Thursday and Friday. Mrs Ed Skoubo spent several days in Portland with her hus band last week, and he return ed home with her after working there the past two and a half months, doing custom farming. Mr and Mrs Skoubo and child ren David and Janelle. and Mrs Ralph Skoubo attended the fun eral of Mrs Clara DeWitt in Pen dleton last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Childress and children Gordon and Geri of Portland were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Childress' brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Joe Tatone. Sunddy visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Seehafer were their son-in-law and dau ghters, Mr and Mrs Joe Gaars land and children JoAnn John nie, Melvin and Elaine, and Mrs Walter Corley and daughter Sherry, all of lone; Kay Roundy, Yakima, Wash, and Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett of Pendleton. W E Seehafer of Foster, is visiting his brother and sister-in-law, this week. Dates for the North Morrow County Fair at Boardman will be Sept 3-5. All entries must be in by 6 p m Sept 3. Mrs Faye Major, Longvlew, Wash, is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs Martin Anderson. Mr and Mrs Elmer Sullivan of Auburn. Calif visited friends here one day last "Week on their way to Spokane, Wash. Sullivan was the FFA Instructor In the high school here for several years, and left here sixteen years ago. Mrs T M Rolfe of Grass Val ley, and Harriet Wells of Rose burg were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs A R Fortner from Friday through Monday. Sunday they and the Fortner's went to Condon where they were dinner guests at the home of the Fort ner's son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis. Mon day afternoon, Mrs Fortner was hostess for a dessert luncheon in honor of the ladles. Others present were Mrs Earl Brlggs, Mrs W G Seehafer, Mrs Charles Anderegg, Mrs Walter Wyss and Mrs Ray Brown. Mrs Glenn Mallery and son Jimmy, Anchorage, Alaska, who have been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Claud Coats, went to . Mcjrllnnville Tuesday to visit her brother-in- law and sister-in-law, Mr and Mfs Tim Tolliver. They will re turn here Thursday. GREEN . MANSIONS the forbid den forests beyond the Am azon with Audrey Hepburn, Anthony Perkins, Lee J Cobb. Great adventure, act u a 1 1 y filmed in South America in Color and CS. Star Theater, Sunday-Monday-Tuesday. PROTECT THE FOREST J AND VOW PROTECT THEIR FUTURE sMsaJbab 1 MEM MSSAGE FINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON r., HDiinuuiii a i m i UNTUCKT 8 Nature's finest bourbon 295 There ifl none better! f 50 45 qt THE OLD HERMITAGE CO.. LOUISVILLE, KY. DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY, 86 PROOF Livestock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep SALE EVERY TUESDAY ia Noon On U. S. HI way No. 30 NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. JO 7-665$ Henniston, Oregon Don Wink Mgr. Bes. 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