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ntttnt oAtrm TiMtt. Thwur. . a. mi m u I'Vl'L1 - . n.etllt.g I f unit nrii, jt f n II at i he l.t-m cf Mr Rr-.14 lu'jrk t 1 p m. Mr and Wra. Esrl trigt ,lu I'uMUr.t last la Wlt ! relative Mr Srl j tended a Founders Dsy '! tfa'in howflnf !! presidents Mir lK- TA at Additional Social and Club News Engogcmcnt Told Mr. and Mr. Edward Dents Her4 ot SIS Woodland Terra re, Alexandria. Virginia announce the encasement c.f their dsufh trt Margaret keona, lo Cadrt Gall Patrick Bunht-lt. aon of Col. and Mn Edward L. Burchell of 2H Cameron Willi Road. Airs andrla. Virginia and llrppner, Orecort. Mum Reed U a student St fXufilaa Collie, Women'i Dlv Ulon of Itutcer. tha Siata Unl verlty. New Brunswick. New Jersey. Her flanea will rraduate from the United states Military Academy at Writ Writ, New York In June. Cadet Burchell U tha jrandaon of Mr. Talrlck Healy and tht late Mr. Healy of lleppner. Ore eon. and Mra. Edward T. Bur chell f 1220 18th N. E, Salem. Oregon, formerly of Lexington, Orecon. A June wedding la planned at St. Rlta'a Catholic Church In AI exandrla. John Hall Has Eighth Birthday Mra. Gene Hall entertained with a birthday party for her aon, John, on his eighth birth day at their home Saturday af ternoon. Refreshments of cake. Ice cream, and punch were enjoyed by Jay Burkenblne, David Gun derson. Kenny Baker, LaVeme Van Marter and Ronnie Sher man. Birthday Dinner Party Mrs. Ambrose Chapln was honored on her birthday at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Winchester at their home Saturday night Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wlnn Crist. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Haskett. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder. Mrs. Henry Rauch. Mike Crist, Gene Gray, Glcnda Dever, Lynn Winchester, and Mr. and Mrs. Creston Black of lone. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermit too, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6651 On Hermlston-McNa"y Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs Tuesday Cattle Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day Co-op Biddies Set Meeting Co i p home t,f Jkfi, and Mra tail A strong lnl Mowtn 1" Brteja Yardman Monday, with tha Mr, and Mr. ll:n puhep' maximum temperature about tA Sunday visitor at the f ain Ml durlnj tha early rm c puh-y't fcruther and lt-r In law. Mr. and Mrs R. n Buhop, trt lone. Mr. and Mr frank Van Ana and children Marilyn. Marha. 'h?an f the nujrnlr.j. . . . , .ti a, ,hrMa M ..Mlluk., Mrs. 4 u Mra Jean Sherrington and daugl.trf Mary of Arrow Park. B, C. are vUitlnf at tht horn of Mr Sherrington'e cousin. Mr. r;i-n Carpenter. TELL LM YOU SAW IT IX THE GAZETTE TIMES The Lelng" win mt r- t ...... Ifft.r.ner i.n Miwh C at 1 ) i m i k. Tl. Rrlova !'i id. . . ' . . .. I " r.-. rr r ,m-iaw ami wrr. .Mr. ana m anuxk ptlln and nvitung. Trioe tartins i lUJu are akked ta bilfsg r.e yard f rr . . . . a . . t duroy or rna-riai aJir.i. . n,,Rlrt by ,hclr , andlZi.rba. i.r r,K. -"Jdaughter In law. Mr. and Larry tn.m Ttiunulay through Mr and Mr. Nathan Thorpe ssd l;iught-r Sandra and Terea. Ot,ut h. t relrbrate the fifth tlrthday tf Danny Crouch. j Mr Krank Marlow iited at! the hmne t f her aur.t. Mr lit nt In Walla Walla. Wah. Satur match material. Birthday Party At FuIIeton Home Janice of llermUton. went to llilnri Sunday to vUlt at the home of Mrs. Thorpe' brother r,nd lt-r In law, Mr. and Mrs. Son Smith. They a!o vlaited her parent Mr. and Mr Paul Smith, at Union. Mr. and Mr Bob Cades and laughters Cindy and Denls of p.jrtland were week end visitors at the home of Eades parents. The Rolce FuIIeton home Mat th scene of a birthday party for Ihelr daughter. Diana, on her fif teenth birthday Saturday eve-nlng. The guests enjoyed dancing,,,, ,nd Mr. ru and refreshments which were. Mr Lout. Earwood and served throughout the evening. ,diurhter Shirley went to Hep. Those attending were Pamela I Cochell. Call llkln Mary Ann',,, Mr. ,nd Mr T. W. Rlppee, Johnson. Ginger Springer. Ruby (trmcr residents here. and Becky Fulltton. David Ml, ron Downey and sons George. Raymond Nichols, Lee;jmy ,nd Wayne visited at tha club house. Joe Hay. county ex- day. The Srwlne Teens 4 II club met at the home of their leader, Mr F-ar! McJuaw. Chlo Me. Quaw Is junior leader. Roll call was answered by naming a fav ohte characterUtlc of member Annie Qbermeler 1m1 the flag alne. Plans were made for 4 If week, and officer training. The 4 If demonstrations at the North Mor row County Fair were discussed, and 4 II record Karen Gronqulst led In group singing. The Boardman Junior Live. stock 4 II club met at the 4 II Padberg. Doug Daryl Dick, Dubuque, snd Entertain Guests Mr. and Mr Randall Martin had guests In for the week end and a family dinner on Saturday evening. Home from Oregon State Col lege was their daughter, Janice and fiance, Lt. Jay Wheelhouse, now with the Air Force from Olex, Oregon, also his friend, Lt. Tom Wcdell of Nashville. Tenn. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wheelhouse, Lee and Susan and Mrs. Jim Mc Kinney, all of Olex, and Mr. and Mrs. Corless McLood, son Steve from Vancouver. Wash. Lts. Wheelhouse and Wcdell are on leave before going to Reno, Nevada for a three-week survival training course. Boardman News 62 . 3 Vnr1n.ni lurk .i iuiivii 1 1 can v J v I AIIAPfl ., . itorLunutK u,el An Atloi "A" Battery it "dry charged"at tha factory and ii activated the day you buy It not one moment be for! You gat factory frtihnsii, plus real economy whan you choote an Atloi Battery. By MART LEE MARLOW The Arlington grade school basketball team and pep club was awarded first place at the Boardman Tlaynlte here last Frl day evening. Stanfleld received second place and Boardman third. Other schools participating were Echo, and the Ilerrniston seventh and eighth grades. The awards were made on the basis of team scoring of general play ing ability, neatness and clean liness, general conduct and sportsmanship; and on the pep club's general appearance, con duct and sportsmanship, en thusiasm, and originality and extra planning. A National School Assembly program will be presented at the school gymnasium March 14 at p.m. featuring "Mr. America," health expert and musclan. Mr. America Is George Eiferman, who will demonstrate weight- lifting, exercises and music to show that music and health are related. The program features the worth of physical develop ment and clean living. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flug and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderegg were In Corvallls over the week end for Dad's Day at O.S.C. where Steven Flug and Barbara Anderegg are students. Mrs. Dewey West and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe went to Pine City last Friday to attend a project eaders meeting of the County Extension Unit. Subject was Managing your Money," and P, ATLAS "SS11 $ OR 12 VOLT t FROM $o of; up -Tou must be satisfied." Van Winkle's CHEVRON STATION Heppaar An Introduction to efficiency-. our organltationl If you are not yet a patron, may we sug gest you drop In TODAY? We'd like that. HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC. Ford Falcon Thunderbird May & Main Streets PR. 6 9152. 6-9153 Tobacco was Introduced into England by Sir John Hawkins n 15U. Mr Walter Kale!gh was onlv 13 at that time. Popular Fallacies. A. S. E. Ackerman, page -132. 2 home of Mr. and Mrs. tan, tension agent, Heppner. was pre Downey In Prosser, Wash. Sun sent at the meeting, and brought materials to the club. day, Hugh Brown of Pendleton la. Members continued the study .pending severs! days at tha of livestock Judging. EMMY LOU SAYS, Mortar and pestle . . . symbols of service Your registered pharmacist Is dedlcsted to helping your doctor safeguard your health. The pharmacUfa responsibility Is to fill every prescription with the ut most professional precision. Phil's Pharmacy Phil Blokncy, R. Ph. Phone 1-9962 or 1960S Turner, Van Marter & Bryant INSURANCE AGENCY 183 Main Phone 6-9652 r....,..J: '- rj . 1v V 1 X ' - . s I i ': '' A r1 1 " I v C' y i I - . v - . . . . V j I . ;.. J I n , ii , vt'(' . 5 'i I - l - - it5 1 VA- jI ' Ml s 4 i W-mjh Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. Henry Ross says about electric living: My family thinks electricity is a wonderful helper-eopecially on baking days!" "The way our children love freshly baked cookies, it's little won der they think the electric range is the best of our 32 appliances. As for my choice, it would probably be the automatic washer and dryer. I use them constantly because we have a new home and the lawn isn't in yet, so you can imagine the amount of dirty clothes this means for the youngsters." Mrs. Ross is one of thousands of PP&L customers who are using lots of electricity these days-more and more all the time! See the many modem electric appliances at your dealer's today. Make full use of PP&L electric service-todays biggest value. Ss LIGHT COIwlPAlsnr r a a 32 ELECTRIC APLIANCES SERVE THE ROSS FAMILY: H'ftanga GJ.RefrlaaratOf GJFraaiar EfWahw Haotsr Q'Woihar 0 Dryar H' Tslsvuion 0 Radios 2 0 Irons 2 0 Vacuum Cleaner 0 Food Mixsr 0" Furnace Motor 0'Heatina Pod 0' Ventilating Fan 0 CoffesMaktr 0 Toaster 0Waffislron 0 Fry Pan 0 Sewing Machine 0 Clods -2 0 Power Tools 3 0 Record Player 0 Lighting 0 Movis Projactor 0 Shavers 2 0' Corn Popper You Live Better. . . Electrically! HOW MANY OF THESE APPLIANCES WORK FOR YOU IN VOL'? HOME? Chamb. Encyclopedia, Vol. 10. page 223. fit!
