Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, January 12, 1961, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA A t I I - r. kA (BOARDMAN GIRL NAMED uie man s nooov Benefits manv homemaker of tomorrow Tts htbt of one nun i pay-1 li'i an I that h u Hilling la In ff handw-mrly fur Jcnti Han In Know an. twlp-i-t Lttlnston, lone, and Jb-j j nrr I nsrnt with all cumna, t Ht U tVrsi:!rr:rs that hi tvHt-y )' M.iUi' boding, urrstlirg and body bui!4 I Lir; iti-d Mu'l u-t the rein- ; jpu ; j da- Gordon Nichols. Lexington, vet op leg muscles. ; i 3 rict while watches. 7 V 1 ft-. 0 M I Fox atcnd( tho iopo admiiina audlonee Billy Thornburg. Lexington, and J. Harmon. Heppner, mix it up in the ring. Th'iSiS OUR FOrt DiY ON Th IhM house, MfiMM Turner, Van Marrer & Bryant INSURANCE AGENCY 183 Main Phone 6-9652 atbnal facilities fur youth In the Lexington rea when Fleet Fox moved there not so lone ago as mechanic for the Lexington Im plement Company. ThU ox-amateur weight lifter who had spent five years ns a professional box er on the west coast circuit, de rided that an athletic club would pive the hoys and men f the area a much needed chance to build up their bodies and provide an interest which would keep them busy. Members of IOOF Lodge No. 163 at Lexington donated the use of their building which provides ample room for the various ac-, tivitles. Heat and light expenses are met through a charge oi 25 cents per week for each par ticipant and instruction is given Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. The athletic club started in a small way about one year ago and can claim much credit for the ability shown by star football player Jim Stcagall on the Hennncr 11 this fall and Palmer on the lone state cham pion 8-man team, both of whom j have been attending the classes. Of the approximate 3j males who now are spending their even ings in this pastime the ages range from seven years to those old enough that they don t want 4t iTirnUuiiM- Aix-vm.ii JV. j attutj ti n m !' t.uU mKe rt hr "ferl Ilk A.iniiirHi if ih ttruiip Include wrrsilmc anl n'i 1 f . i,.r Im-IU re:ln2 frm l' i.xin.t irt V iufid; tuirul. i.. . i .... h.i i rvi-riiu-r: ad' jituMjt.le leg i ut up; an l"n l!ir.l Urd Kip inji v- ltal.e to kN-p many rons w. -iking at 'iuf. Fw. n " Mrt tn i!,e um ( any f the ixjuip men!, enj") giving Instruction in I' and in ctng the eia.liidl 4lceli-ment of frail numUs into the iHnty Nautiful. r.i v,x ha lanlivt on hi hot bv sine retunlng fnm ht vice with the V. S. Navy In lli. He previously Marted such clubs In WaU!.rt. ewjnrt ana ixrt land. In Mn-aking f the Lexing tun athletic club he ald that it niMst.-.t a name and that a conteM was to be started tn pro lid ne. SucL'estlona will be made by thowe who enjoy the benefits of the club and a name will be picked by a committee made up of Lexington Mayor M.rvln Leonard; Oris Tadberg. district deputy of IOOF Lodge No. lfS: and Morrow County ;h,-nff c. J. D. Bauman. who has been an active member since last summer. Fox stressed that the success i.f his enterprise depends on how manv take advantage or the la ci titles. He said that he would like to line up Tegular boxing and urestllnir matches as soon a tiiuii iiii:niwv v - I arc inc jjart'iii n win able. The club Is conducted on January 6 In La Grande. He haa 7 MARY LCt MAKLOW Ttie I'l l t ") TrxiWrr H niaWrr f Ti'n."i"W fr I'Ht-t-ude lliuh .hIJ l taf ln l tuber. I! rri tne v.. t-,1 in-e In a vnttrn rxanana. li. n (n homeniakirg kno Ui ml attitudes taken r.y c.ta- i:n M-nli.r in br .h!. ohe b-xme a (an.lid.te f r the ktte lienuker f Ti'Mviuow award whUh UI t- announce! In Man-h. l!.u h iw b l Ib'mrmakrr f Tu nu'rr.'w will receive an awird fin manufacture! by J.!fns. and rvir'entlng the h.u -Home 1 Where The Heart I. Ti.f examination paK'i i.f hiMil h.imemakers will be en lred in txmpetltiin to name the late's Homemaker of Tnvr-row, The $110.K) hmrmaklng elu- cation proeram pnsored ty Cencral Mill fffers a fl5"0 scholarship to the first ranking eitl In each tate. and a V) stholarshtp to the state's iei-ond ranking participant. Stale llornemaker nr Tomor row and tiu-ir racuuy ainisors receUe an rxpen paid e.lu- rational tour through New York City, colonial Williamsburg, Va.. and Washington. I). C. April 8 13 the trip culminating In the an n'limerment of the All American Homemaker of Tomorrow, whose scholarship Is Increased to S.V fr isecond. third and fourth ranking Homemakers of Tomor row In the nation will have their scholarships raised to $1,000, $3,000 and $2,000 respectively. Mr. and Mrs. IXlbort Houston re the Barents oi a son oorn h'm? after hain r!irf!en.-y ui'r! it ine (IvhI hrHeJ i.J'.tl i!t IKl!!:Ulun lot werli Anii.e-g !!.. tien-ting Jul .ii ilui.,'.! T.uil4 r.U'ht tt l.itt iik woe Sr r,d Mr Na!hati Th -hH ll.im 1 1 . n. M? li:!. Maitim, Mr and M.t ;u ' f ft. .'!i, Mi I hI rrii i M( Hu i ll MtJlei and Mi t;!en Cdtj-nter Mr, and Mf. N ith.m TlifH' OUrtl.ti-d g! !'. Master tMin-li-reiue at le!i:fcM. i J.it Fit djy rver-lng Mr. and Mi I hath lll'uera and il.ildirn y.in. Kren and J. tffes if Ki t.neulik, Wah. i Hnl Sunday an I M n.!.iy at ttie h.n'V "t Mr, llt'ra', pari-i.tn. Mr. and Mrs, Cuy Fercusun, and t.er brother In-law and ist,-r. Ms !i Mis. Le.ti.ir l Be.l.rl. Mr and Mr. Frank Marlow went to Pendleton Sunday t be dlrwur guests at the home of Mallow's brother In law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ham' Shlpp. Other guests wrie Mr. and Mrs. U.iy Mirlow of 1'mstiil.i, and Mr. and Mrs. William Thurman yf IVii.llet.m. It is the first time (he four brother and sisters have been together In nearly six years. Sun and clear skies Drought the temperature up to 52 above here Monday, the warmest in a I out three weeks. The County F.xtenslon I'nit will meet Tuesday, Jan. 17, at he home of Mrs. G. C. Deits at 10 30 a nv. Co hostess will ne Mrs. Myron Watts. Subject s. 'Let s Kroll Meat." The Boardman Garden Club will meet Monday. Jan. 16 at the home of Mrs. Guy Ferguson at 8 p.m. Co-hostess win be Mrs. Myron Watts. TbwifeJiiv. Janutuy IL l0 nitmzn gazette timu non-profit basis. Any men or boys In the south Morrow area who are Interested In this recreation are cordially urged to take part In the actlvl ties. SCHOOL MENUS Week of January 16-20 MONDAY Spanish rice, green hecn named Leo Krnest. Grand narenta are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pott's of Boardman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houston of La Grande. Great-grandparents are, Mrs. Etta Nickel of Pendleton, and Mrs. Ida Potts of Friends- wood. Texas. The baby weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partlow are iU.IUrtl lMlimil III.!.-, fci.-" - i . the narents of a daughter born oeans, carroi shim, l - . . . r ,, ..i arplcsauce, bread and butter, "n. ni si. anmon, ,. .!-... in Pendleton. Grandparents are, Mrs. Anna Partlow of Boardman, and Mrs. Marie Golden of Mil- waukie. The baby weighed six pounds, four ounces. Long Distance Nation-Wide Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6-3111 NOW . . . ALL SEEML PASSENGER TIRES CARRY A Written ill I 1 GENERAL TIRE ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE I 12 to 36 months, depending upon quality. PLUS . . . the standard warranty guarantee. PRICES START AT (Above price includes tires off your car f A oo c y pjus pedera, tax ) $95 SEE US TODAY FOR ALL YOUR TIRE NEEDS! I IKE TIRE DEALER" SERVICE Phone 6-94S1 HEFPNER'S TIRE SUPER MART FORD'S milk. TUESDAY navy beans and ham, cold tomatoes, celery sticks, corn bread, butter and honey, fruit. VVFnvrsnAY snaphetti and ' 1 i xveil rtiuuin meat balls, spinach, cole siaw, clnr i.iior will k.A.J anI KfiltAf. IVtlllf I null, ui.au mm u j i . l , , THURSDAY hamburger gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, pickled beets, fruit, bread and butter, milk. FRIDAY Potato soup, sandwiches, Jello salad, fruit, milk. tuna cake Lexington News By DELPHA JONES Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Calhoun have returned home after the holidays spent In southern Ore eon visiting friends and reia tives. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Maleske re turned home Thursday from an extended trip to Los Angeles and way places. They made the trip with a daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mounts of Mau- pin. While away they spent Christmas with Mr. Mounts' mother in Los Angeles, and vis ited a friend of Mr. Majeske's whom he had not seen since leaving Germany many years ago. Gar Leyva flew via jet from Seattle last week to Williams town, Pa., where he took deliv ery on a new plane which he will bring home this week. Mrs. Ida Chapman, mother of Mrs. Gar Leyva, who has been visiting here this winter, was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hos pital one night last week, but SAFE end SURB Protection may be on your farm olreody-if not, It will be unle$ we get busy on a program to stop It" -o ay FARM JOURNAL in a big feature article. It attack HOGS, CATTLE HORSES and SHEEP You can Immunize ogainit "lepto" by vactinatiig with "COLORADO" LEPTOSPIRA PO'rMA BACTERIN Now evaifobfe at HUMPHREYS REXALL DRUGS Tour Prescription Store S4H Creea Stamps Ken Arbuckle, humorist and present .a pro pram at the National School As sembly at the school gymnasium Monday, Jan. 16, at 12:35 p.m. He tells American folk stories, combining travel, adventure, lit erature and education as the his tory of the United States is re vealed throueh the tales and yarns of Its people. Many of the stories are of a humorous na ture and are told in the dialect and mannerisms of the locality in which it originated. Kurt Gantenbein left Sunday for Washington State University at Pul man. Wash., where he win attend agriculture short courses being civen there during the month of January. SDec. 4c Billle Seeharer leit Sunday for Fort Eustice, Va., af ter spending a thirty day leave here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer. Earl Briggs has been a patient at the Veteran's Hospital in Walla Walla, Wash, the past week. He was to return home Tuesday. Mrs. Ray Brown has returned The Ladies Aid Society f Com munlty Church met Wednesday . . . . i. . . aiicrnoon vi iusi til mc church, with Mrs. Bob Miller and Mrs. Arnln Hug as hostesses. Mrs. Russell Miller, mission ary program chairman, read let ters from Margery Benedict, mis- slonary In .Africa, and Zelma Cowan, village missionary In Daggett. Calif. Mrs. Mike Cassidy had an emergency appendectomy at St. Anthony's Hospital in Pendleton last Friday. I Hardman News tt CHAHIOTTC WALKCH Tl ! t i ft. t ! MiMi iVtn-mn j!j-e So i" tfardman aw at fi lluw- VfM fU'ty ru.' ! k'f '' Lu Uii I'ttiriih .ie Etan.t. C'bAiMt Walter, .vt fury: J!i!dft. Wii(.?i trruiit; ?ii iiiMn. w.t.tt; !M! Fnt it, ntftdurli'r: ilhfi li.'biliMiri. tf:.; A!u --t-vt-n. OSC; Watit !-!, LSNG; I'miisa White, KSNi;.: J.-Ie UAftrtt, LV(5: I'uljn Frri-ns. R.I Vt:; IVllie (4j-t. hij!.in; Ni'tsa leather. n:Uf.li-i.tn Mr nd Mj Wtll.r Wih l t ami Mr. and Mi. II.trx.M Wtkht -t,t tii l.'ise Vti!r)i-5d;iy ulftit tj ntti-nd the -i II ua.!-t ban- iu-t n.n..ti-, ly the Patidc IVwer A Liuht t"imtanv. Mrs. W I Wlltst H-rt;til t t Mng wtstf4li. ',4A r I l-a Ur. ri M;i I.- .i. M lv.j.l, eat tf.ljd.n llr.t with Mr. ;v-I Iarv5.t 11 .. New 1.UI..H ( :.i.k i In thf l Prrf !. it H.uit i!il Va and Mr llmrr Pjlntrr m,ii. j,"Ui-t f Mr and Mr. y..ii ii rbni-r at thi-tr mun t.t!n r .t in r-i-w Y-r Pay. J.!f .1 Ms lUndd Wrlfht i t ti n i; i-1 with lord party Ni i.r" Ise. 1 li."- -nfit Mr mid Mr, Wilt'tir Van v .-t.!ri.t, G.iry and Pale. Mr. . vl ".is I'lim t Palmer, and Mr. ai'd Mr T-m .';i'ri-r 'l lii-u be 4 d.ir.r at lUrd J.,'.i..i-y 11 The QuatKrn t u h i rihi-U.1 will prtlde the rmcli-. l xt rji-!!,. In lnlted. 4 droivaiijjo ttRSofi oces A)0 me mu Mis FiAJAuy SriW6 Male your move la our direction. Spontaneous expressions of Joy will bo yours. Our methods, our sincerity will pleas you. HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderblrd May & Main Streets Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153 A drowning person rises to the surface by the Involuntary movements of tiie limbs. These movements cease when Insensibility comes on. not necessarily after three risings. 1 Qualn's Dictionary of Medicine. 2 Harmsworth Encyc lopedia, Vol. page 71. returned to her daughter's home Saturday. Laddie Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Henderson, has returned to his schooling at Northrup aeronautical school In Los Angeles. Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth spent several days last week In Portland. Eugene Sawyer has returned to his home in Pendleton after several days spent in Pioneer Memorial hospital in Heppner. Gladys Van Winkle has been employed as cook at the school last week during the absence of Mrs. Davidson, who has remain ed at home to care for her son Greg who has bean ill. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Leonard were Portland visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Munkers have returned home after spend ing a few days in Portland. Eev. Walter Smith and family returned home last week after sDendine a week in Eugene at the preacher's parliament. AN UNBEATABLE VALUE TO CELEBRATE j SealyS so,h ahhiversary sale j V l ATT f " if . 7. - : mmm. 'J ' 3 L3 FOLLETT MEAT CO. Henniston. Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermiston-McNary Highway CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING WHOLESALE MEATS -J .... mown outn ,y .TLrl'"- c... tow i.:;v.i "' w a n i .hADD" -non" p .iltiv !" .u. ba. B,,"".: or ot th.ir b.it value ' ' or ;.' ' i t these q00"" fceoutii- cOI,ttroe""' . St"-"' I X'''-'' , i 1 ... ' " .v.- X. A ft, ft & ,.naon. rr . r:ta FMllorTwaS ii (Seaff Sealy Mattress Sale Starts Monday, Jan. 16 CASE FURNITURE CO.