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ntttmn cntmnuiL ny. uk. ti Boardman FFA Chapter Receives Charier, Award r MART Lit MARLOW I!maU I'I.xh. H A li .tu.r at IthrraMtf Mfh attioul. Ink l rr,.-rr.f-r df hit (Ut lo th tat VfA convention In fVrull Un Jat kfk, Kurt GanfcnlHn and Larry Vet wrra dclrtjate. ml 'irfruitr trr Jim Miller. Krlth GnmquUt, ivnifla Sliat tutk an.I Gary Shaai. Kurt GantmbHn received the? tat Farmi-r' IM-ette. Tn l;lenl.! fhiptor was pre sented Hi new charter by Ralph Morgan, tat urrvlur of aprl cultural tlueatlon. Salem. Th chapter received th Mailer Chapter Award Riven fur meet Irsg th requirement! H up by the state avvxlutlon. The senior girl ff Hlvernlde hlch sc-hnnl went to Ilermlston Monday afternoon to attend the Tan Hellenic tea aixinsored by the AAUW at the CRC building. Long Dtstanc Natlon-Wlde Moving Service Mayflower Aeenta Padded Vana PENLAND BROS. TRANSTER CO. Pendleton. Oregon Thone CR 6-3111 - --- In th gtuup Ja 'y Ii i-n- tfit Mr and Mm P. t-efl O ffruU. barh. Mary Sander. C a r o I !ar, t Mr an 1 Mi ivtt-r Jifhou jwhaad, .Suaan farthw ae.d Jean j Mr and Mrt Lter Leroui Mi KefUie, jipef t the Wrrkrt J t o.a.tal IX-nnia IMaJmai.n. fthe ra I d e I--Ir-.t !'-r aMrn.lir.f the OCA UgU ho.. oi!m..r. ha .nrf -.tl.m, a artefted Ij Hy Hh 13 Mit Jj Tt-ie. Sr.l u rr. Maya a flute In the ru hand, d. f.t i f the Vn-n IVd-aU.. .f tuder.ta In the All .Stat, band In fWnit-iia tiut. as In ta liay INjrilarid I fl lay altrin.jun at the an,t T1.Hdy t t a luwhcn atate OEA convention, mwtlr.i if the tw Hay and Te bM-tall team J i:v r : "" -' a )-'! at the a a . . a I ., 1 1 j a K ... aide high arhuul will "ay Ma i'T.uii.,:r " fir.f -.ma i.f the M-an heie mp l.h Arll..tn ThurhtiV. Marti '"f M M O LlMrrll, Junior Ctrl- 2L at 3 30 a m. Ther will t.e rounlty aff .lta chairman fr the same with Ihij.i.rr here S.t ''e r-i-,,.u. ...... w. unlay, March 24 rnunrrn. i-in-.a .mi jijr. -c- . ... i ..ii . r") "' . man graue kih.-i m.-v. ....... t? me m-nw inur.,.,. . rrmn(,,.r f ,he at 2 iW p m. U.t...wi tt.i-v lltini? a Student! home from rulhte home rf Iwr mther. Mra for aprlna vacation Irn lude Jerry ( n(lf WUk lander, and her Flue from OCK at Monmouth. ilf,,ih.r In law. Mr and Mra Stevan Flujf and Barbara And.-r- Jciiarlea Children. e from OSC Conallla. Maxme m.n; thoe ftttendina the Slcard Imm U t.f O. Kuttene. and jm-iinj; At the I'matllla Flectrle Connie Baker from MX u at I-a- Cooperative Anaoelatlon In Her Grande. mMon Saturday were Mr and Mr and Mra Robert Strut! and Mra Nathan Thorpe and daugh daughters Patty. Becky nndjt.r Sandra and Teresa. Mr and Kathleen, arrorrspanled by Mrs Mm Guy Ferjiion. Mr and Mrs SfruiT-M eoiiHlna. M.irlls and G C Deit. Mr ami Mrs r.ari Marraret Kostenko, atudenta at Hrlpc, Mr and Mra Royal Rand, Walla Walla at College Place.! Mr and Mm Ray Brown. Mr and Wash, were In Portland la at 'Mra Leo Potts and daughter week, where Strut attended the Jrer Mra Algy Taylor ana OFA convention. They also vis-daughter Tonl, Mrs reis Kris- Red at the home of their par N0W-- Economy Car Owners CAN SAVE AN EXTRA WITH Safeco Auto Insurance "MSOD r&rs-x DR,VE A fer-f 1 COMPACT OR SMALL You may qualify for additional cash savings with Safeco. Tour car was especially designed for ease and economy in maintenance and repair. Slower acceleration, smaller glass .areas, separate fender units, and accessibility to parts lower Insurance claims cost Tou get these savings with Safeco Auto Insurance! Special 25 Discount If your econ omy automobile (or for that matter, any auto) is your second car, you can make an even greater saving with Safeco the company that has consistently saved money for careful drivers. SEE Turner Van Ma rrer And Bryant INSURANCE HEPPNER IS YOUR CAR LISTED HERE? Corvalr, Falcon, Valiant Volkswagen, Rambler (some models) Renault Lark, Slmca. Flat Opel and many more. tensen, Mrs Cecil Hamilton, Mrs Walt Wyss. Mrs W G Swhafer. Adolph Skoubo and Ralph Was mer. Guy Ferguson and Mrs KrMensen were among those re ceiving prizes. Mrs Flvln Ely and daughter Eileen jent the spring vacation In La Grande visiting at the home of her sn In law and daughter. Mr and Msr Eldon Lilly. The Lilly's returned home with her Saturday and spent the weekend here. Sunday visitors at the Ely home were. Mr and Mrs Walter Lay and their son In law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Weston Peterson and children Gary, Sheila and Karen, all of Canby. The Lay's are former res idents here. They also visited at the home of Ralph Wasmer. Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Union were weekend visitors at the home of their son in law arid daughter, Mr and Mrs Nathan Thorpe. Mr and Mrs Ernie Oberrncler of St Helen spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Obermeler. Mrs Bill Thorpe and daughter Connie, returned to St Helens with them after spending the week here. Mrs Verna B Cooper of Suth- erlin Is visiting her daughter, Bonnie Wagner, for a month. Mrs Florence Root re t u r n e d home last week from visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and and Mrs Vernon Root, In Wasco. Mr and Mrs Carl Gaede of Grcsham were weekend visitors at the home of Mrs Gaede's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Bob Miller. Another vis itor this week is Mrs Miller's cousin, Lois Miles of Salem. Mr and Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs Claud Coats, and Mr and Mrs Elmer Messenger were vis itors at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Marquardt In Lexington Sunday. Mr and Mrs Delbert Houston of LnGrande are visiting this week at tiie home of Mrs Hous ton's parents, Mr and Mrs Leo jTotts. Sunday visitors at the Potts home were his cousins, Mr and Mrs George Ramsay, Mrs Lafie Foster and children Susan, Mike and Pam, and Mr and Mrs Dayne Cochenour all of The Dalles. Mr and Mrs Tom Webb of Port land spent last week at their farm in the west end. Visiting. thtm tiittn Ir,4!tun were Mr tid M Hugh fi'KMh, f. m.rf rUrM ).! Mr aird Mr V;:in Garner and tt.Ii trrn t: k ar l Ar.Ha tf Jlii.ri j-r,t V. pr.!. taretfofi at the hum if Mr and Mm l.-ey Wet, Mr and Mr V'. t ad went to Portland lot wrrk where 'Kadi-a rin-u ixl a rnrds. al rhttk up. He enten-d fit Vinerrt's .oa f ital and will U thftf ab-ut a v-k. Mia Eadi-a irturncd hm Fit Jay evmlnfi. , Mr and Mra Truman M.mwn ter. Sr. cf Mltrbrll and their , franddaui'litera. Lulsta and Car ,l.ta Marquardt t.f Leal net on. wer dinner curst at the home of Mr and Mm Elrnrr Mmsmi- ter Saturday. They aUo vhitedj at the home c f Mrs M.-enger a brother In-law and slaters. Mr and Mrs (laud Coats and Mr and Mr VarI Gillespie. Mm Nathan Thorp was ho- (ws for the meetlr.f ttt the coun ty ritrr.iuit unit last wet k at jhr-r hvme. Mm Frark Mailuw . c ! Lralrt. W Mia F:l PrL-i. and Mra W G jSeehafrr uu the aabject of "County Muacum." Mr RukM-ll Miller and Mm Arthur AHen reported on the pro i;rarn p!anr.!ng committee mei Uig They went to Pine City Fri day to rne-t wlih other Puroml te nrml-r to plan the pr l gram f r next year. i Mr tWMrv Wrst ar.d Mil Kail Brljg were appointed on' the nominating wmmmw ror next year"a officer. The Ladles Aid Society of Community church had an all dav work meetinc Wednesday of last week at the church, at which time they rolled bandage and made baby Jacket to five to Margery Benedict, missionary. A sack lunch was held at noon. Among thoae attending the Oreeon atata crange c-onferenca three day lat wk Thousands of chances to win In McKesson Bezel Vitamins Wt waVM www a . -r ------ LulJ Swing Grant at Pen ii!i..n Tutilav tit latt week ! u.-ie Mr and Mr Oyde Tanne 'hill, Mr and Mr Nathan Thorj :Mm Earl Brleta. Mr W G See ihafer. Mra Glen Carpenter. Mr Ruell Miller. Mr Artnur Auen and Mr Claud Coat. Jean McKcnile ipent the prinaj vacation In Portland vis iting at the home of her grand mother. Mr Jack McKenxle. Mr and Mr Bob Thornhlll and fr chartea Graham went to Portland Thursday of last week to take Marilyn Graham there tor a medical checkup. Paul Pari low, daughter of Mr and Mr Roy Partlow. suffered a broken ankle while roller skating with the CAA In Pendle ton recently. Her leg Is In a cast Mr Frank Marlow visited at the home of her aunt, Mr Ernest Zerba, li Walla Walla, Wash C, nr.,. urtlv pd In Boardman fr ur over the weekrnd. !'h the maximum tempriature fur Saturday and Sunday up to 70 degree. Tcmjerture at 2 p m. Monday was 75 above. Mr and Mr Henry Zivney and &tn lt..pr went to Portland lat Friday to -nd birthday party In honor cf Mr Zlvney' mother. Mm Lulu Steven, who was el. Mr Stevens returned home with them to Ult for a month. Mm Katie BUkfold of La- Crande 1 vUlting at the home of her aon ln law and daughter. Mr and Mr Arr.ln Hug. Susie Barton of La Crand vis ited Eileen Ely over the week- end. Dorothy Rash spent part of the prlng vacation In Portland and Eugene. Pbon your news Items ta 0 8228. ka1 t V.f - V .-V ti AaLJ-4 l - 'J-.?Z. S Northwest ow Airlines AH Expense Jet Tours for Tiro fech winning covpe pets o 14-day Hawaiian trip anytime wkh I a yorplvt $500 coA he a compeV car free vocarioaf Nothing to Buy! Just Fill In Entry Blank! 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