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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1961)
DEERE DAY COMING! FUN ! PRIZES!! SURPRISES!!! PLAN NOW TO ItE IN lini'P.NFR ALL PAY I Oil TIM GALA I.VENT! BIG FREE LUNCH MOVIE MACHINERY EXHIBIT Watch for full details in next wcck't GoicttcTime8 TRI - COUNTY EQUIPMENT CO .,' rn itm-.Nrn Boardman News Br MART LEE MABLOW The following student of Riverside lUch ik haul were on the honor roll for the first sem ester: With a grade of 3 3 or over Carolyn Baker. Sharon Donovan. Pattl Part low, Sandl Pavl. Linda Warner and Wil liane Segert. Wilh a grade of 3.2 and over Shirley Karwood. Dorothy Rash. Susan McCoy. Allyn H'.blm. Alice Callff and Howard Keith. George Wles was re elected president of the Boardman Cham ber of Commerce at their meet ing Tuesday night of last week at the city hall. Other officers elected were: vice p r e a I d c n t, Dewey West; secretary treasurer, Wally Hendrlx. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Ferguson are Long DUtanc Nation-Wlde Moving Servico Mayflower Agents Padded Vans PENLAND BROS. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone CR 6 3111 the parents of a daughter. trn January 7i In a Medfofd hm j.ltal. She has Nn n named Tam my Jean. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Arnin Hutf of Board man. Great -grandparent W Mrs. Katie BUkford of Iji Grande. The l.abv weighed eight pound. three ounces. Sht was horn on Mrs. Hug's birthday. Ray Conyers has received word that his father. Vet Conyers of IWMxTo, former resident lure, suffered a heart attack Feb. 4. and Is In a hospital there. He Is some Improved. Gloria Baldino of Portland spent the weekend at the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Russell and children Danny. Sieve and Da lene of The Dalles were Sunday visitors at the home of Russell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Rus sell. They also visited at the home of Mrs. Russell's brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Dewey West. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thornhill and daughters Aria and Tina went to The Dalles Saturday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mead. Sunday they went to Hood River to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long. They also visited Thornhlll's brother, J. B. Thornhill, who Is employed there. Mrs. Harold Rash had foot surgery at the Good Shepherd hospital In Hermlston Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Schunk of Ileppner were Sunday visitors i the homes of Mr. and Mrs Claud Coats and Mr. and Mrs, .....i r:m,ci.i Th ladies are COllKln. Mrs. Ray Conyers was a pat ,m In the Good Shepherd h plial In Hermlston from Wednes ii.iv till Sunday. ir n.ion Wilson of Baker U at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown, caring f ;r Mr. Brown who recently had .ur-;ery. .3 of an Inch of rain fell In Poanlman over the week end. Mrs. F.merv Lyons and Mrs. Kenneth Wooten were hostesses f. r the meetlne of the Ladles Ai! Society of Community Church afternoon of last week at the church. Mrs. Ber nard Donovan was a visitor. Mr Russell Miller was in charge of the spiritual program, and read "The Last Prayer." ta ken from Billy Graham's "De cision." Bandages were rolled to be sent for missionary work. Pirates Los Close On The Riverside Pirates were beaten by four points In a close basketball game with the lone rardlnals here last Friday night. The Pirates were leading up un til the last two minutes or piay when a full floor press and two quick baskets by Francis Rea cinched the game. The score was 64 60. Rea also took high scoring honors with 21. John bwanson rrr Y'""".i . , m m i . -iyi". 'r-.B.jr 1 J g ATLAS IVEATHERGARD Tires on your car bite into heavy snow and mud to get you through yet run quieter on cleared pavement. Deep long-lasting tread. Drive in for a demonstration. "You must bo satisfied." Van Winkle's Chevron Station Heppner made 18 and Tom Martin had 10 points for the Cardinals. Utile Dun Talr M the Pir ates with 19 point. Robert Obrr meler scored 13. Larry West 11. and Basil B'-eler 10. The Rlven-ide Junior Varsity won the preliminary 31 32. Gron qulst made 19 for Riverside. 7 of which he got In a come from behind effort the Pirates made In the fourth quarter. Kllnger was high for the Cardinal wun IONE Crabtree Rea Swanson Crum Martin Reserv er 1. Riverside Hobbs 2. lone 17 14 12 Riverside 12 IS 14 C4 RIVERSIDE 5 Obermeler 21 West 18 Part low 2 Beeler 10 Taylor CO 13 11 5 10 19 lone: Hams 7. Kllng 21 frl 16 0 IONE NEWS (Continued from Pag S) LEXINGTON OIL CO-OP ANNUA L Tuesday, Feb. 14 BEGINNING AT 10:30 A. M. LEXINGTON GRANGE HALL Election of Officers Door Prizes Free Dinner at Noon Prepared by Lexington H.E.C. All members urged to attend! Jerry. Jimmy, Johnnie and Judy Healy. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Healy of Heppner. Games were played and refreshments were served to all the young guests. The lone Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Dobyns Feb;uary 14. The topic for discussion will be "Annuals- Old and New." The Legion Auxiliary mem bers prepared the ham dinner served to 137 guests Saturday night In affiliation with the Lions Club charter night. Mrs. John Eubanks was In charge of the decorations. She used daffodils, dussv willows and for- svthla. The Hieh School and up per grade school girls served, and waited on the tables. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmateer unit famllv were In Hermlston on Sunday. They spent one day last week in The Dalles also. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stefan! Jr. and family spent the middle of the week in Portland having dental work done. Locust Chapter No. 119, Order of the Eastern Star Is having a Valentine party on Tuesday, Feb ruary 14, for all members and their husbands, Masons and their wives and Invited guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Swanson had as their week end guests, two couples here in connection with the Lions Charter night. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hawn of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Snyder of West Linn. Mr Hawn was Master of Ceremonies at the Lions charter night. It was Inaccurately reported In last week's lone news that Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heliker were hosts for a pot-luck dinner. It should have read, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lundell. Also due to an error some where the article concerning the idnochle oartv at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree was not nrlnted. Mrs. Cecil Hicks was co-hostess with Mrs. Crab- roe Januarv 28. Wayne Ball re ceived high for men, Mrs. Eldon Tucker hieh for women, csuu pin ochle. Margaret Nichols, low Sharon Crabtree and Jim Mor gan received the door prize. Sundav euests for dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball's were Mrs. Bill Nichols and children. Mr. Nichols Is in the hospital recovering from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Thomson of Heppner and Dale Sherman and sons were Saturday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ball. Melanle Ball returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Thomson for a short visit. Elmer Peterson was in Wasco with Gus Jennsen for a few days. The lone Legion Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary collected and sent 56 dozen cookies to the Vet- lerans Hospital at Roseburg. Mrs. John Eubanks was chairman for this project and compliments all those who assisted her. Stanfield Meat Co. Hugh Smith. Owner & Mgr. StanfUldL Ore. CUSTOM CUTTING-CUTTING CURING WhoUsal & Retail LOCKER MEAT Call CI 9-36SS lone Schools Br EVELYN JEMEW Sluih-nu mi the honor roll for the MHtmd nine weik of KhooJ thl e.ir are: Seniors. Ken Srnouse. Jian Martin; aopho. mores. Bill Akrrs; frehmen. Stephen Llndstrom. Arleta Me CalH, Tom l!Hmbl;:ner. and Judy Sherer. ILmorable mention students are Jack Crum. Michelle Morrison. Sandra Eubanks, Barb ara Bishop, and Metric Jo Mor rison. Congratulations to you students. Saurday, February 4. was the date of the Sweetheart's Ball. It was n little early this year because this date was the only one open for quite a while. Michelle Morrison and John Swanson were crowned King and Queen. Other candidates for this honor were: Judy Morgan, Jerry Davidson. Cheryl Morrison, Tom Martin. Kathy Rea, Jim Martin, Ed Marlck, Jean Martin, Cheryl Corley, Joe Talmcr. Jack Crum, Judy Sherer. Ron Crab tree, Geraldine Morgan. JoAnn Turner, Francis Rea, and Arietta McCabe and Ken Kllnger. The cafeteria was beautifully decor ated In the Fprilt of Valentines. Two basketball "- ' whedulrsl for this werk end; born are at the opponent's town, lone plays Stanfield Ihe 10th and Arlington on th 11th. Moht of ih senior t busily making plans for rwlleg net er. ime have !-'!' dfcld on thrir rt.llc-ee and he mi out applications and now they working toward i-holahlp. TELL "EM YOU SAW IT I.N THE GAZETTE TIMES . The Great ( T3M....ii -m-F -f Vt r Vv.""" " richer-tasting 90 proof 010 SUNNY BROOK COMPANY. 10UISVIUL KT. CtSTRIB'JTtO BY NAIIONM. DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CO.. 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