Mtrrwcn GAzmt TiMts.
Boardman News
By MART IXt MABLOW
Approximately persons at
tended the Band Wajp.n Show
printed last Thursday nlfnl In
the school By"5"1""1 b ,h
IUverld Hlffh School Band, the
pep Band, the combined Board
man lrrli:n Junior band, and the
combined beginners band, umler
the leadership of BUI L. White.
Following I the program: The
BeclnncnT hand played "Mary
Had A Little Umb," "Old Mc.
Donald." "Yankee rdle." FU-die-Dec
Dee." "Lightly R"..,
Twinkle, Twinkle Utile Star.
and There"! Music In the Air.
Numbers by the Pep Band
were- "Dance With Me Henry.
Red Klver Rock," and -00
Second Samba."
The Junior Band played the
following: -Here Cornea The
Parade." march; -Holiday Sere-
n.de" '"Crime Doea Not ray.
nm-eitv tone with Mary Gcr-
EJJfS barrator; The Jolly
nnrai" march: "Aladdin's
Ump," overture; "The ChalJen
w
Numbers by the Riverside
High School Band were: "Storm
mnrrh: "Enchanted
!I0P1II
HOW TO
MAKE YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
DOLLAR
GO FARTHER!
Heating a house with
out weather stripping or
insulation is like trying
to carry water in a leaky
bucket. Weather strip
ping and insulation keep
heat inside where it does
you some good.
Save heat by pulling
down window shades or
drawing drapes at night
because heat passes
easily through window
glass.
rian your clothes dry
ing so that you can do a
full load each time in
your electric dryer.
Clean the lint from
your dryer often. Lint
holds water and makes
clothes harder to dry.
These are just a few of
the ways you get your
biggest value from de
pendable Fr&L electric
service. Use it often, use
It efficiently. Live better
electrically 1
PACIFIC POWER
& LIGHT COMPANY
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Thursday. ftbmMt 11
Mountain." overture; The f
board," mfh; "Arm.!," over
ture; &! i'i fSar'.r.r
irto with tand ao tri anSrr.or.t.
ty Linda Vrnrr. Candvn Bakrr
nd Alice Cliff; Tntry l if
GladUtor." march; The King
Highway. overture; The Thun
derer." nmrrh; and In cm-lulun
The National Anthem"
Mm. Ronald Blaik h
fur the l'-ardman TUluutn Club
t her heme Tuc-lay nlshl d
Ul week. M Si.-wlJ AH'
lU ho a cut.
Final plan, wer mat. ,.
,...,,1 ;Wecthcart p:nn.f to wim n!g;i .-.. - -
annual w . ,. -.,. rni.iuh Instructor, are III
held In nw
" . t:.H 1. The
ilnrnin i - i
. . ... i . ...i.i. Rimrit. I
Hill 11.11 ' ,
..hi k.J.i with the IVarI
man Garden Club dinner re"
19 at the grange hall.
There will be a board meet
Ins of the 4th District of the
Oregon Federation f Women.
Clubs held at the Saddle Room,
Feb. 6, starting at 9:30 a.m. Gen
evieve Burnap, district president.
iwh i uc. ....
Powell Butte, win im in -..
The Tliucum uuu
freshment during the c,ffce
hour. . .. .....
T-l.. .vl m.U.tlTIL' lit IIIO HUM
.... -I.U
I HIT IIVJii - ,
will be Feb. 2H at the home or
Mr.. Joe Crouch.
The Boardman Junior Live
stock 411 Club held a meeting
recently at the 4 II club house at
the fair grounds, with their load
er. Bob Sicard. In charge. Don
Bellamy Is assistant loader, and
Richard Watts Is Junior loader.
Officers of the club are: presi dent.
Mike Part low; vioe prosl
dent. Jim Crouch; secretary.
Blllle Bellamy; treasurer. ;u...
Moore; rejwrtor. Kerry Daniels.
Is Planning : to '
Their present hiuJ"' "
to Judge livestock. . , I
Joe Crouch presented tne ciud
house with an oil stove.
The club meets every Satur
day. The Have Food, Will Kat 4 II
cooking club met last
. t i. ilw.li- lender. MM.
Everett Daniels. Linda Daniels
la Junior leader.
Project for the day was learn
ing to make potato soup.
Mrs. Charles Anderegg was
hostess for a party at her home
Wednesday afternoon of last
week in honor onus
of Mrs. Earl Brigs. Guests In
cluded Mrs. Lee Haskin of
Grangeville, Idaho, Mrs. A. R.
Fortner, Mrs. Henry Zlvney, and
h;t iVf 5iueWT Of THE U.S. A
Our customers coma first with
us. That's why they are con
tentpleased and happy with
our treatment. Why not
sample some yourself?
HEPPNER
AUTO SALES, INC.
Ford Falcon Thunderblrd
May & Main Streets
PH. 6-9152. 6-9153
The first President of the
U.S.A. was John Hanson of
Maryland, who was elected
Nov. 5, 17S1, to the office of
the first Congress of the Con
federation. Although George
Washington was the ninth
President of the Congress, lie
was the first to whom the
nhnvo title was applied. Fa
mous First Facts, page 407.
J 1
The Credit Bureau of Umatilla County
Advises You to ... .
KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD
Please pay your accounts to the merchants of
Morrow County by the tenth of each month.
CREDIT BUREAU OF UMATILLA
Hox 162 Pendleton
y.it Wall W)v Tl-e afirinun
ui hM I'lajm rard.
Mtt Arnin llu h.iord
in the rM"n f hr birthday
Ttir.Uy vt t iK, when Wr
Henry 7.i nry entrrtlnrd lth
.1 party at her hte. t:u-u wefe
SU Harold Ka.h. Mrs. IZMn
Liy. Mrt. Charh. Andort-Jig and
,!r. Kd Hug
Mre fa hut Uen
i-f rtrl in the et.inmuriiiy, and
iwa ,f pneumonia. Jly Tatone
rnd Mr Anna Partiow wer In
f;nl hhepherd Hinl Her
rabton last week
t. ..ria Brenda Billing a
. .. i i ..i. i. ihi. flu. Konald
Kla.k. FFA Instructor at River
. a . fa. .
V" u',uh
I , .
kf h.,me Ih week.
- ...
.... i .. Itr.,iin uhn hail SUt-
. . it itt January, had
r-H. f.,"-...
tu have en erfoncy surgery acaln
list Thur..ay. Mm. Laura Allen
also had aurcery Tliursday, both
at O.wd Sl.ophetd Hospital.
John Summers had surgery
Wednesday of last week at St
Anthony's Hospital in Pendle
ton. Clarence Nelson returned
home Wednesday after being
hospitalized there a week fol
lowing surgery.
Jim Thorpe has gone to Bill
ings. Mont., where he has ac
cepted a position as cameraman
and film editor at TV station
KOOK.
Mrs. Arnln Hug left last week
for Trail to iend several weeks
vlsllng at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Ferguson.
Mrs. Glen Carpenter went to
La Grande Thursday to visit un
til Monday at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Esther Simmons.
Mr and Mrs. Sam bocks
:id" dauRntCr. Mr. and Mrs.
.,..,
Dewey N t.
Mrs. Clifford Wood lelt ior ner
home In Itoseburg Monday after
visiting a week at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Louise Earwood.
i. ,i .icitnrs at the home
... utra Jnc Crouch were
' cr0uch's brother and sister-
.1;m, Mr. and Mrs. FranK var
In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
... hnimn Marilyn, Mar
sha, Dennis and Davy of Sunny
side, Wash., and Mrs. Van Attas
mother. Mrs. Marjory Truec-hon,
and her grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Irwin, both or josco,, f
s of pt Crouth and Dennis
Van Atta W(re celebrated during
tho WP.konli.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jonn
son of Vancouver, Wash, are vis
iting at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Summers.
Mrs. Jewell Forthman who Is
employed at The Dalles spent
lree days last week at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Worclen.
Visitors last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. It . Fortner
were Fortner's sister, Mrs. Lee
llaskln, and her son and .daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Garcl
Haskin, all of Grangeville, Idaho.
Mrs. Haskin stayed here while
the Garel Haskins went on to
Portland. On their return hoy
all went to Condon where they
w"re dinner guests at the .home
of the Fortner's daughter, Mrs.
Sabeli Davis. Other guests there
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bakln
of Condon.
The maximum temperature
here Monday was 4S above after
a weekend of freezing rain and
low temperatures. The minimum
Friday morning was 13 above.
Freezing rain fell early Sunday,
but soon melted with rising tem
peratures. Maximum Sunday was
40 above.
The annual Congregational
meeting of the Boardman Com
munity Church was held Sunday
following morning services, with
Kenneth Wooten as moderator
Yearly reports were read, and
the 'following elections were
m ' '
held
COUNTY
ROCK HOUNDS
CORNER
T iCTTT WACNE
Well, the Mirth Saturday
night t4 January. I'.Cl, f..und the
rck h.Minds and tiwir cuet
gsthered together attain to dis
cuss their f 4 v.. rite t.'iie rk-!
A letter from Ic and Mr, lUI-b
told t K.me Interesting rk
hunting experience near Bag
dad. Arizona. An annouiuvment
wa read regarding the opening
of a new rock sluip and mine at
Madras, The dcerlptln of the
material available there sounds
very Interesting.
Geirge Miller brought aeen
large wooden frames containing
many beautifully arranged ar
rowheads and Indian knives. The
Wagners had two boxes of speci
mens showing various crystal
line aggregates and the six sys
tems of crystal The lucky win
ner at the auction sale of some
small tumble polished squares
of quite a variety of gem stones
was George Miller. As to what
he plans to do with them, re
mains a question. Several mem
bers had suggestions and we
know George has some Ideas of
his own. so we're looking for
ward to what he will come up
with at the next meeting.
Mrs. Russell Miller was re
elected Sunday School superin
tendent for the year. Robert Mil
ler was elected as trustee for
a three year term. John Sum
mers was elected as elder for
a two year term, and Seth Rus
sell as elder for a three year
term. Other trustees are Wlllard
Baker and Harold Rash. Leo
Potts Is the other elder.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafer,
Mrs. Earl Brlggs, and Mrs. Cecil
Hamilton went to Pomona
Grange held at Rhea Creek
grange hall Saturday.
-.. , f-.simri i- 1 " 1 "" I
1 I L , i i 1 - - "
YOUR
FRIENDLY
Our jtt-Jeiit, KjiuUM pi-trf
mn. had a rk Identification
rm for u Mbe oj wtuld
.k trt try the other Cme we
had. Se1 iw ': i.3.:. i iS
t-k you can thli.k of tno fair
..klng In a book I that beg!"
with any f the letters In the
word "corundum." and l Jr
t put a time limit on yourself
try 20 minute. We didn't dn very
well a the highest rumU-r list
ed wa 1H. Lk like we're still
In the ism ice class.
Greatly erjed by everyone
was the film 'Tim's Choke"' by
John Deere Company. Mrs.
Ge-ri?e Miller won the d.or prize
a small charm containing an
embedded mustard seed. I can
nt stop here or you would mH
out on a ery unl.pie part of the
evening. Inisuine eating coconut
snow" and V k cr!i!s of pure
stirr from the si!os and base
of "The Big Rock Candy Moun
tains whore the lemonade
iprlngi and the blue birds sing."
This was the theme of the beau
tifully decorated cake made In
the shape of a snow-capped
mountain with a blue "spring"
tumbling down the side, large
rock crystals of sugar, a pair f f
deer, the nun comin;; over the
side of the mountain, and even a
small replica of a rock hound
with his pick In hand. Our
thanks to the Harold Evanses for
the delightful refreshments and
to the artist of this unusual cake.
Lynn Haguewood. We certainly
had a wonderful time with the
fruit of Lynn's talents.
Long DUtance NaUon-Wlda
Moving Service
Mayflower Agents
Padded Vans
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TRANSFER CO.
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone CR 6-3111
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Bring 'em in
DEAD
Country Killed Pork to Cure
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BIFLC MOJCCT
cm co:wo
Thry'r uft with a ban." this
U the rontluslun that one mlt
have drawn fnm attending the
first 4 II Rlf'.e Club meeting held
recently in the conference room
,4 the Gilliam A BUbee Hard.
wre building. Thirteen young
s and their parents were on
hand for the oreanlzational
meeting of the flrt 4 II Rifle
( luh In the lleppner area. The
ciuh Is being led ty Vic Krel
meyer and Ray WlSltamaon ac
cording to Jo Hay. County Ex
tension Agent,
The organization of this club
marks the first of Its kind In
the Heppner area. The club Is
deigned tt teach boys how to
handle and shoot a rifle safely.
Boys and girls taking this pro
J ect must be eleven years of age
by January 1.
Phona your nws Items to I t22t.
. BULL SMI
Registered-Selected
Range-Ready Bulls
Saturday
FEB .11 - 1:00 P.M.
Baker Livestock Auction
Sponsored By Baker County
Livestock Association
JOHN OSBORN. Sale Chairman
For Information. Contact Lt Roy Wright Secy.
Ph. JAckson 3-3313 P.O. Box 71. Baker. Oregon.
on
Telephone Manoger
To New Poit
Dallas A thH. I'a die Tele
phona NtKih-t.t ir.a.a.er f r
Prndlrton. All er.a Wr-n. JVl.o.
Ilejpner. ermltan. lne. Lex
Ineton. MlHon Free 'er. 5tsn
field and fmatilla, has bn
transferred to a ' on
with the company In Baker.
lff.Htive Janoary 16. awrd
Ir.g to DItrti1 Manarer W. R
Brown. Short tncame the man
ager of the Baker Dutkee.
Huntington. John Day. Nt
Powder and Sumpter exchanges
fer the company.
Short hs been located J Jh
company". HW In ivnlle on
,n4 1'I2. He Marted w th e
company In Inland In th
conmxIal depaMment In 19. J
He served various assignments
there until hi move to lendle
. He was apnolnted manager
there In W9.
Heppner. Oregon
Phone 6-9513