HXttHin OAirrrS-TtMCI. Thursday, feptaabe St. 13
Fire Marks End
Of Boardman's
First Schoolhouse
Br MABY Ht MABLOW
r destroyed home here
twlunglng t Mr and Mrs D W
Ewlng last Friday about 3:30
p m. Only some clothing and
mt!rr wti saved In the
blare that gutted the homa. Da
foctlve wiring wu thought to
x the rauae of the fire, but of
flclala were still Investigating.
Tie burning of the building
marks the end of the first school
house In Boardman. The build
Ins was on the site of which la
now the Ervln Flork farm, and
school was held there In 1916.
After the present school build
Ing was built In 1917. the achool
was bought by Paul Smith In
1918 and moved to Its present
location.
The 23rd annual Latter
Writing Week will be celebrated
In Bnnrdman during the week
of Oct 2-8, It was announced
today by Tost master Flossie
Coats.
Mrs Coats noted that there has
been a revival of personal letter
writing during the last few years.
"A letter remains the most ec
onomical, longest lasting, and
slncerest means of extending
greetings, cornniunli-atlnii swlal
neita, and vst-uanglng Ideas."
the juiitrr said.
During Letter Writing Week.
M Coats mgicKdi that Indiv
iduals write at least two letters,
one to friend or relative from
whom you have not heard In a
lung time, and the second as t
reply to a friend vr relative who
recently wrote t. you. She also;
urged correspondence to people j
In other countries at a means
of promoting greater understand
ing among the people or ef
ferent nations.
The slogan of this yeara event.
as Indicated on more than 200,
000 banners, is "Letters are
Links to Friendship." The dls
olav materials will appear on
nost office bulletin boards, and
rural carrier vehicles, as well as
In various schools and libraries.
Mrs Russell Miller, Mrs Claud
Costs, Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs
Colda Cox and Mrs Glen Car
renter went to lone Sunday
afternoon to attend the Fall
Flower Show of the lone Garden
Hub.
Kurt Cantenbeln. 19C0 grad
uat of Riverside rtign scnooi,
. t
was presented a iropny or
second place winner In the Better
Farming Contest of the Future
Farmers of America last year.
The award was presented to him
th Blue Mountain district
meeting In Hermlaton one even
Ine last week,
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MOST POPULAR PO.NTIAC BODY STILE, the raLUh fournloor VUta hardtop, is more
beautiful than ever In the new 1961 Donne ille aeries. Curbing windshield pillars, a slim
line roof, and erlaply lefineI aid windows create new custom appeal. Distinctive
Donneville features Include th high performing Trophy V4t engine with four harrrl
rerlturelor and luxurious upliolatery of pattern cloths and Jew el tone Morroklde, The
exciting Vista also Is available In the Star (Jilcf, Ventura, and Calulina aeries.
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FOR
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PEOPLE'S
CHOICE
BY
POPULAR
VOTE
IN
OUR
SHOWROOMS
improved.
Mrs Lowell Shattuck and son
Mr and Mrs Clvde Tannehlll Martin went to Klamath Falls
were In Portland last week where last weeK to taKe uougias anai
Tannehlll attended the state tuck to enter OTI. They were ac
deputies meeting of the Oregon
State Grange. They also visited
at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs
Keith Tannehlll
Mxs Arthur Allen returned
home last week from Salt Lake
City, Utah, where she has been
the past two months due to the
illness of her stepfather, Roy
RordelL She reports him slightly
companled on the trip by Mrs
Shattuck'a brother. Gunnery Sgt
Delbert Falkner, who was on
leave from the U S Marine Corps,
returning from Camp Perry,
Ohio, to Camp Matthews, Calif.
He returned here with them to
visit for two days before going
on to Camp Matthews.
Mrs Jennie McQuaw of Port
land It -UStlng fr t0 weekl
at hums of hr and
dsufc'htef in 1 Mr and Mrs
t ail M.jusw.
W W lisrtle U spending a
couple of wek Uiting at the
tit me iif his daughters. Mrs
Lt Smith la Wetser, hisha, and
Mrs ClAfenc Thomas, ftigrins,
Idaha
X!r and Mrs Oarence Ander
son and duchter of Sunnyside, t
Wah were weekend visitors at
the home of Anderson's brother
and sir, Donald r.d fay An
derson Mis Frank M!lw jnt three
djs visiting at the home f her
sunt, Mrs I rnesi Zerba. U Wall
Wall. Wash lt week.
Weekend visitor at the home
it r and Mrs Frank Marlow
were their sun and Uitr la.
law. Mr and Mrs Parreu Maruw
cf pendietun.
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Here's ivhat PP&L customer Mrs. Herb Hunt says about electric living:
"I'm sold on electric service. . .it does so
much for so little cost. . .only 46$ a day!"
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friends and relatives In lone
Monday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Pettyjohn
entertained a group at their
home following the Pettyjohn
Thompson wedding rehearsal
Saturday evening. Guests were
Mr and Mrs Mllo Sasser, Mr and
Mrs Leon Wayte, Mr and Mrs
Dick Sherer and son, Rev Rod
Marlfpn7lp- Mr nnrl Mrs Harold
Sherer and Judy and Mr and Mrs
Wayne Pierce.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lundell of
Mllwaukle were weekend guests
of Mrs C W Swanson.
Mrs Lester Baker of Walla
Walla was a weekend guest of
Mr and Mrs Ernest Lundell.
Visitors and dinner guests
Sunday, Sept 18 with Cecil Hicks
family were Mr and Mrs Stanley
Benson and family from Klnzua,
Mr and Mrs Al Freauff and Allen
from Mt Vernon. Overnight
guests were Mr and Mrs George
Ficther from Lonerock.
i
j Dates to remember:
Sept 30 Food Sal. at Ion. Ball
Field sponsored by Beta
Omega chapter for the bene
fit of Eulenna Corley.
Oct 4 American Legion Auxll
Jary at the hall 2:00 p m.
Mrs Charles Doherty and Mrs
Ted Palmateer hostesses.
Oct 4 Nominating night for city
council at City HalL
Oct 5 Eastern Star Social Club
at Mrs James Barnett Whit.
Elephant sal. for members.
Oct 7 Eastern Star Social Club
food and apron sale at Reb-
kah hall. 2 pm.
Oct 7 Family Festival sponsored
by P-TA at the cafetorlum
starting at 5 p m. Movies,
cartoons and all you can
eat. Adults $1.50. High
school $1.00. Grad. school
50c.
A group of the men of the
lone Community church worked
Tuesday putting an exit into the
basement of the church. The Job
was supervised bv William
Melena.
From iere I sit .Jy Joe Marsh
Huck Saves the Day
Saturday's always "totether"
day for Huck Roberta and his
missus. Five days a week
Iluck's selling en the road, so
they like to spend Saturday
afternoon by themselves.
Most of Huck's friends know
tills and stay away unless In
vited. All except one couple.
Then Huck found a polite way
to send them home.
Soon as Huck would spot the
couple driving up, he'd put on
his hat and coat and step out
the front door, rollte as could
be, Huck would say. "Sorry
we can't ask you In, we're Just
on our way out" Then, sooa's
the couple drove off, Huck
went right back inside!
From where I sit. neishbor
liness means a mutual respect
between neighbors for one's
privacy, feelings and prefer
ences. This holds for little
things too. For Instance, w hen
a neighbor prefers a glass of
beer or buttermilk, that's his
business. And tfs eur Job to
respect his preference every
day of the week Saturdays.
Sandayi and holiday s Included.
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29 XJo 46P
ELECTRIC VV A DAY
APPLIANCES i
All these electric
family for just 46c
0rang
fcf water heater
refrigerator
5 clothe dryer
0 washer
0dishwasher
television
radios 2
5j'sandich grill
0" heating pad
power tools
jy record player
flighting
appliances serve this
daily:
Ef iron
(3 vacuum cleaner
gmixer
0" ventilating fan
0 coffee maker
furnace motor
toaster
Sf fry pan
0 waffle Iron
0" sewing machine
0 deep fryer
0electric clocks 4
You Live Better. . . Electrically!
HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES
WORK FOR YOU IN YOUR HOME?
Throughout Pacific Powerland, modern home-makers are
using lots of PP&L electricity these days more and more
all the time!
Mrs. Hunt says: "My family certainly enjoys good cooking,
and that means lots of dishes to wash. Thank goodness, my
electric dishwasher does the hard work! All our other appli
ances save work and time, too. It's pretty wonderful to get
so much dependable help for just 460 a day!"
See your appliance dealer. Take a look at all the
modern electric appliances . . . then be sure you're
making full use of PP&L electric service today's
biggest value!
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