FFA Chapter Gives Program at Boardman Grange
ty WAIT LEE MARLOW
The FA fh.j irr t.1
-f r-J.i-rit, Kurl Gar.lrUhrln.
Who tiMef l Crrrnuwir.
The Ut E' "s different
!hM-a if Uuif im'tint. ulni:
In lllu.tratintf. The t
Uklns -art t-re: rhapter moiu.
Ooff JVimrr; ujtIm1 farm
ing. Alan Taylor and I'm Huff
man; community htIi, IMrt
Olw rmclrr and Jim Itrt.tht-ri; co
c.-rati-n. Jim Miilr and 'John
nie Tartlm; l.-adi-rhlp. Urure
K.ith n.l Bill CooJ.y; earning
and aavlne. Ba-H ft-Hcr and
Steven Smith; conduct f meet-
Long DUtance Natlon-Wlde
Moving Service
Mayflower Agent
Padded Van
PENLAND BROS.
TRANSFER CO.
Ti-ndlrton. Oregon
Phone CR 6 3lll
Ml.
Th- flrl FFA hairr
. a .. n..,lfu lull aihui'l
21 yrar in ana n.
h-en called U' Buiwnun m..--...
..-.it iht rnr wl.cll !
i..mr if th l ..! '
(,. iiv-rlde new charter
obtained.
The chapter Imlted grange
mrinlxTi to attend the annual
state convention of in fFA
which will be held In IVniM.m.
March 1C 19.
In honor of 4 II club ween.
Joe Hay. county mtrnnlon agent.
Hener, allowed lld- of the
"Morrow of Morrow County."
KMhcr Kirmls. cxtentdon aent.
was the narrator.
Hoy Mean. Mate grange dep
uty. Iledmond. wa a guest at
the meeting, and Mke briefly,
reminding granger of the state
rranee session to he held In
l-tl-l.
liaii werr J t u-i w
i,-r)t:ni! the d.liit WW
In vniieiun.
n .nnouf.r-m-m wb nu-
U that anyone lntrreirl In don
.... .... - .i,,.,.M rwn-
HermiMon.
taH Mm IV ey West.
jMH wat vi?ed t eml to the
rhilarh!p Joan fellowship fund
A -utrir !e auction hruught
J3r. whUh will he wnt the
rluhs TAItK 1-n.J.Ht to the Phil
Ij t lrie fr meli"al M'-
The club announced that It
ha .rtf!if.s with stationery
and calendar for ale.
The nent meeting will be held
at the home of Mr Joe Tatonc.
March 22.
Mr nd Mr IUlph Skoubo
..r. IK! for a nurtTlse dinner
i their home recently In honor
N.f the !th wivldlnc anniversary
Hickory SUts
Carnival Comn T MfP
Well. !m- t in llrl j irr that
i. t,..i it uin i. ki i' c kl area
!t C'utd.th I'aiK on .San lay. V
rttH of Marh In the rarly aner
ri.m. At a k carnival a!mt
n thing U UabU ta haj jte"
tr.u.: thfr IreeeJ lrr Ivtl
M) to kler cfawUr-.j thruugh
truck Inner tube. And )u may
-en m- an uphill tt' To add
to the feHvltir. artUlpant
will be wearing colorful cv
lumn and the lanler the bet
ter.
All thow at the area the past
wrekend wUh to thank the par-
tie responsible for dulng out
the anow above Shaw Creek road
ure ma le driving a lot easier.
We are aeelng more father
tn ctimbti tin the hill among
them Nate and Danny; O W and
Gene tMom too; Kenny ana
Steve: I-n and Cary: not to
mention the mother and daughter.
Livestock Market
Cattle Hog Sheep
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
12 NOON
On U. a Highwny No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
COMMISSION CO.
JO 7-6655 Hermlaton, Oregon
Don Wink. Mgr.
Res. Hermlstoo JO 7-3111
Frank Wink 4 Son Owner
.. ... . I,,-.. 1-1.17 I . ... I U'niTi. Vnhn
Joe Hay showed a film "Grass (Jnrr rliest were Mr and Mr
I Cold." nob Thornhlll. Mr and Mr Rich-
The meeting Mailed at G;30,ar, Wnymlre ami F.d Boothman.
with potluck iupiM-r. Mr and Mrj Mr an(j jrs Rennle Lbe and
Ruhseil Miller and Mrs flaud (uiL'hter of Wenatchee,
Coat were hoM. W'ah. visited at the home of
The irrance will o b e r V c nni, Mrs ri.iud Coats Thurs-
Grange Sunday, March 27. ot ay m their way home from
univ I. t.--" jl'nril.llio nim
church as a group, with a k- vn(,r(, they visited at the home
luck dinner to follow at the hall. rf ij,)V'S uncle and aunt, Mr and
Mrs ICussell Miller was hostess Mr, l)no Cox. c'ox Is a nephew
fnr th Home Economics c lub of I - Tro ront.
Greenfield Grange at her home Mr nn,j Mr, Harold Marlow
Wednesday afternoon of laM an, little daurrhtcr Anita, of La-
week, with Mrs Claud Coats as nli w,.n. overnifht visitors
eo. hostess. Luncheon was served ,v, home of Mar low's par-
at 12:30. Guests were Mrs Rollin ;(.nH Mr an, Mrs Frank Mar
Bishop and Mrs Effie Miller. (rtVi Tuesday niht of last wwk.
Tentative plans were made for vima Glass, county nurse,
piiiiiiiiiM iEieH;lSE;i;e
5 TOI'S Club at the home oi irs
s Glen Carpenter.
El The Riverside hiph school
band under the direction of
Wolfgang Edelmann presented a
I program of music to a good sized
erowd Tuesday nfternoon of last
E week, at which time they wore
their new uniiorms. rmnmuii
is the program: "Zaca Tecas", i
Mexican march; "Servlci
S March": "Tres Jolie" waltz
5 "Sandra Overture"; "The Three
2 Trees", with Douglas Shattuck as
2 narrator: "Les Terribles", French
2 march; "Londonderry Air
"Kentucky 1800": "In ve rear
2 till", march: "Concert March
2 Elmlra."
5 1 Students of Riverside high
2 school and the Boardman grade
sehool will have a spring va
2 eat ion March 1G-18 while the
2 teachers attend the state OEA
convention in Portland.
El Weekend visitors at the home
Some aMer thunder
! im Hwt 3 f " --JpJ
U,wth, but at -Urtjt mafh 2 e
.... t H-' ;?r hrf wnt
I K Turner of J MiUcr they were
U'tting ut of the new now.
Frm the hot- In th www
!t Iwk a If ome.ne from duwn
i . .. ... I,. ft taking It
I lar.o way nnm v
'home with them for etra moU
ture.
Lo. al kl talent will be on the
movie arrren at the net meet
ing t the club to be held In
Lexington city hall March 22. S
IS NEAR!
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daughtem Tarn and Casey were
weekend visitor In KennewlcK.
Wash at the home of Mr and
Mr Marlon Morlan. Mr and Mm
Ralph Skoubo were Sunday via-
llors at the Morlan home.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Houston,
La Grande, are visiting at the
home of Mr Houston' parent.
Mr and Mr Leo Pott.
Janet Moe. Kennewlck. Wash
wa a weekend visitor ai me
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr
and Mm Charles Hlguera.
Mr and Mr Frank Marlow and
son Darrell went to La Grande
Sunday to visit the home of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr and
Mr Harold Marlow.
Mrs Guy Hodge was a patient
In Good Shepherd hospital In
Hermlston last week with pneu
monia. Mr and Mrs Walter Hayes
went to Portland Friday to visit
at the home of their son-in-law
and daunhter. Mr and Mr John
Baldino. returning home Saturday.
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p m, Skirt, tkatrt and kit lr.tr
, rated Jtttj te lotted.
Sow BfU C aittlnjf on O W
hc4 in the riw Um tU-f d.
Heard wveral fellow on top
!.f the hill Sunday dlculng
iUnt. One of the frJlowi Mid
the gave up hi wife, another
' ff.t un whlkev. and another
aid anything wa fine o long
a It didn't Interfere with hi
kiing.
The Bunhke'i were obwrving
thu rIou Itetu of M rcjulp
mcltt we I red and Ue In ptrp
aiatlun for Hiking thrlr akl de
junr.cr.t next year. Save
fri-m going to Walla Walla.
Seeral new face were noticed
on the l"e Sunday. Including
Fred Pointer of Con alii and hi
fih truck. Truik didn't make It
t.p the hill but Fred did veral
time.
See you next Sunday on the
lull.
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ter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Wilbur
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visitors were Mr and Mrs Vern
Willkle of Priest Rapids, Wash
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TO SERVE YOU BEIItK M Don Downey.
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In this paper. Thank to our many wonaoriui xrienas xor wt,re weekend visitors at me
homes or tneir parents, iir aim
S Mrs Nathan Thorpe and Mr and
. : nr.a
Mrs Ernest uucrmuiui.
Thorpe and Connie remained
here for the week.
1 Mrs Claud Coats and Mrs Glen
Carpenter went to Heppner last
5 Friday to attend the funeral of
R D Allstott.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Kuhn and
H making this possible.
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