Shower Honors Boardman Girl
ly MART LIZ HARLOW
Eliialwl Ivk, tm.V Hrt if
Davl l H M;t!r!,J, if. J.on.
ord with a n.i.r!i4i.ui
ft Friday tilfiU at tha homo of
Mm I!.nlJ HUik. Cu ho!.-.-,
urre Mr R M Iti! d Nani-v
Rand. Mn KM -n Shannon. Mf i(,l,'' 1"r.
Ray CwiirjuUl. Mr Uik Uu. ! Ir ,,rf,r" ZH"' ln
Fays And.'fwm. Main Crow a.-r. J Uire f 'he milotary pro
and Mr Id Skoubo. In a smji:ffn and redd M-rmn by the
played ftiwu wer won by Mr!fc'v Nrmart L-wl tf i:rl.
Ralph Skoutm and Mr. Klmit ; Artrr.una. -ny
ul. m nt'm.i alt K-r.t c:fti.
tne Ladle AI4 Jiety t4 Com
munity t-hurvh he'.d a j-!KWhlp
liinii.-r In !!. churth buM-meni
Wc!r;rvtay if !at Wrrk, with
ahiiui 30 i rMnU Hit'w were
.V. .te Mcximtnr and Mr
Includtsi Mr U F MitffW.l.trr . U-rd.
and Mr ll.irt.ll K.r.baun f: Mr Claud Cat. Mr Rollin
Hermlston. and Mr Lei-n-r t'th Buhj and Mm Lwdl Shattuck
II ..nil it ill IkiKI a IMltkrtl
f.4 t l Hir Cruerry Sat
iml.iv. VU ;7 at 10. A) a m
Thrr will t public meat
drrr.cr.Mra'.ien sjorwrri by Utc
Hf.irfow Cuuntv Ci'wlx'Ilf and
retention fcTtlw at tri Crtn
fuld Grunt hall In Boardman
Wcnln. .Iav. Frb 24. at 1:30 p m
John Lander, animal husbandry
iwx-lalUt. O S C. will be In
charge, and Kther Klrmla will
asUt him. The ubject I Boning
l p On Meat.
How to aelet't meat, how to
care for meat, how to cook meat
by various moUt and dry neat
Ji-us Came'
Mewencer. Out tf town CueM '"ken from The Sword t.f mtho!. and how to develop
t . m . . . I ... I t ... . l , a .4
I ivnr win ne uimujmu ewiu
or Umatilla, the jatti-r the aunt
or tne nonoree. oitirr guest
were Mr Bob SUard. Mr Bob
Miller. Mr Owgc Slrard. Mr
Ronald Haa. Mr Andy Jones.
Etta Jones. Mr Harold Rash. Mr
Royal Rand. Mrs Harold Baker.
Mrs Jack Taylor. Mrs Arthur Al
len. Mrs Rollin Bishop. Mrs Ray
Brown. Mrs Florence Root, Mr
Seth Russell. Mrs V O Seehafer.
Mrs Wlllard Baker. Mrs Louise
Earwood. Mr Claud Coats, Mr
Nate Macomber, Mrs RoIert Har
wood. Mrs Joe Crouch, Mrs Na
than Thorpe, Mrs Margaret Klitz,
Mrs Mike Cassldy, Mrs Glen Car
penter, Mrs Frank Marlow, Mrs
Walter Hayes. Karen Gronrjuist
and Diane Black. Thirty more next year.
r.g "just Keep im iTaying
and Sowing The Feed.' ai-oom
panied by Mrs Merrill E Shaw.
A mUsionary offering was taken.
The county extension unit met
Tuesday f last week at the
home if Mr Claud Worden for
an all day minting starting at
10:.T0 a m. Hostesses for lunch
were Mrs Worden and Mrs Ever
ett Daniels. Esther Klrmls. ex
tension agent, Heppner, was In
charge of the meeting and spoke
on the Associated Country Wo
men of the World.
Mrs Arthur Allen am! Mrs
Russell Miller were appointed to
go to Pine City. Feb 19 to attend
a program planning meeting for
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demonstrated. A flip chart show
Ing ruts t.f meat and methods
of eH.klni? will he employed. A
film. "Over the Back Yard Grill
will also be shown to give tips
on outdoor cookery.
Coffee und cookies will be
served at the close of the meet
ing by the Boardman and Irrlgon
extension units.
The next meeting of the ex
tension unit will be at the home
of Mrs Nathan Thorpe March 15,
with Mrs Frank Marlow as co-hostess.
The regular monthly meeting
of the county OEA was held last
week at Riverside high school.
The grade school teachers were
In charge of decorations, and
this Included Mrs LaVern Fart-
Seattle. Wh. and Fergum'
cousin, Akin CVlman. also of
Seattle. Monday tlu-y alt were
dinner guests at the home of
Ferguson's parents, Mr and Mrs
Ralph Ferguson. In Hermlston.
Judy Tartlow of Mabton,
Wash was a weekend tUltor at
the home of her grandmother,
Mrs Taul Tarllow.
Mrs John Campbell and child
ren Johnnie of Spokane. Wash
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents. Mr and Mrs Farl
Brtggs.
Mrs Lowell Shattuck and son
Martin were weekend visitors in
Goldendale. Wash at the home
of her mother. Mrs Delia Faulk
ner.
Mr and Mrs Charles Anderegg
went to Corvallis to spend
Dad"s Weekend" at OSC
where their daughter, Barbara
Is a student. They also visited
Mrs Anderegg'a brother ln law
and sister, Mr and Mrs Walter
Conway.
A weekend visitor at the home
of Mr and Mrs Claud Worden
was their sister-in-law. Mrs Les
He Worden of Walla Walla
Wash, formerly of McMinnvllle.
Other visitors Sunday were Mr
and Mrs Joe Lamb of Kennewlck,
Wash.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton are
recuperating at their home from
the five-car collision they were
In near Everett, Wash. Feb 11,
in which their car was demol-
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low. Airs uaiuiu ..l,.J Thnl. A m .t Ohio. .
ft uJ"A ' i nf.Wane of Bellingham,
Mother's Club was in charge of I ' rMlirn. hnm .l,hfclKam
the dinner with Mrs Ronald r fof Mw ,Iaml,ton( who
BicK . ........ . - - ,s stlll Kufforing from and
slsted by Mrs Ed Skoubo, Mrs biulses
Ralph Skoubo. Mrs Jch? ouch HarQjd Jartle of pcndleton
V. 'Zr Pr,Voi H vlslted at the home ot his bro-
McKee. Mrs Roy Tartlow and ther.,n.,aw and slster Mf and
iirs juck lug.
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me Biuiuoi uovu... levenlne
Sweetheart Dinner was held at ". .T,
Mrs Frank Marlow, Monday
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CLASSIFIED ADS
uic ijouurc ivwii. v. .... ... innj TimeHau tn vlclt at tho
I'OSl .aiC II11S JCOI. J nullum . . , , .
'"atifirUuhtW Mr and Mrs Darrel
non Russel Mr and Mrs , Don cmiien whUe M Rashls ,n
Mr ."n'd Mrs Ronald the hospital for surgery
Black, and Mr and Mrs Eldon
Shannon.
The Boardman Women's Exer
else Club will meet every Mon
day night in the school gym
nasium. A planned course oi ex
ercises Is followed and volley
ball, basketball and badminton,
and later softball, will be played.
The exercise program begins
oromDtlv at 7 p m. Anyone want
ine more Information may can
Mrs Henry Zivney or Mrs Kooen
Strutz.
Rarbara Gantenbein, who is
employed at Pacific Airlines at
the Portland International Air
port, was a recent visitor at the
home of her rjarents. Mr ana
Mrs Henry Gantenbein.
Mr and Mrs Rollin Bisnop
spent the weekend In Spokane,
Wash visiting at the home of
Bishop's brother-in-law and sis
tor, Mr and Mrs H E Weeks.
Mr and Mrs Earl Downey of
Prosser, Wash were weekend vis
itors at the home of their son
nnrt riauphter-ln-law. Mr and
Mrs Don Downey. They also vis
ited Mrs Downey's brother-in
law and sister, Mr and Mrs Guy
Ferguson. Other guests at the
Fereuson home were their sons-
in-law and daughters, Mr and
Mrs Leonard Bedord and three
sons of La Grande and Mr and
Mrs Vern Moe and children of
Kennewick, Wash, and their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mrs Stanley Zunker and four
sons, also of Kennewick.
Weekend visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs Arnln Hug were
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr and Mrs Keith Ferguson of
MERRY TAILORS
The Merry Tailor 4 II club
met Saturday afternoon at the
home f Joan Stovkard.
MemU'M attending were Joan
Stinkard. RrendA Young. Rogena
Wilson. Verlna French. Karen
French. Xonda Clark. Gail Batty,
Carol Rawlins, and our leader.
Mr Rawlins and Mrs Batty.
We worked on our Htholder
ovenmltts. A demonstration of
how to straighten fabric was led
by Xonda Clark. Songs were led
by Verlna French.
Valentine refreshments were
served by Mrs Stmkard and Joan.
We plan to help other clubs
prepare a window display for
National 4 II Week.
Karen and Verlna French ad
dressed Valentines to the hos
pital and Carol Rawlins to them
We made our selection for Father
of the Year.
Carol Rawlins, reporter
HtrPNCII CA2CTTE TIMES. Thu.lay, rhuarf IV IM0
NOTICE TO PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAXPAYERS
A I tug prcntaq of personal piptty ewnti let U
County havt tailed to filo thlr 1900 personal pr petty re
turn. It is poMtble that tiling the ittuia ran slip the
mind very easily.
THE DEADLINE IS MARCH 1 19C0. Oieaoa law pro
vide that any taxpayer who tall to Hie a ittuia wUhla
the time Used thereto or a extended by the Atteseor SHALL
BE SUBJECT TO A fENALTT.
Tour County Assessor does not with to charge this ad
ditional Penalty on any taxpayer, so lets yet thae return
la the nail now.
Harry Dingcs
County Assessor
MAKE AND MODEL CLUB
The Make and Model 4 H club
met February' 17 at the home of
JoAnn Turner.
Members present were Karen
Lundell, Brenda Townsend. Jo
Ann Turner, Jean Martin, Judy
Morgan, Geraldlne Morgan and
our leader, Mrs Louis Carlson.
At the meeting, problems of
patterns were discussed and our
muslin patterns are to be fin
ished by next meeting.
Spice cake and tea were served
for refreshments.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Brenda Town-
send on March 12 at 2:00 p m.
Jean Martin, reporter
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