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1- rMm GAIETTC TIMES. Thu,daT. March M. 11 1 FASTER SUNRISE SERVICE . ... . . tffV ! mm m m mm k. t n A 1 Scholarships Are Set Up By Newspapers UNIVERSITY OF onCQON. Eugene Three rrw S- j"" nalum scholarship. uppn-d by the Oregon Newil-r ''ub Uher Aclatlon. have been announced by Charts T. Pun ran, dean of the 1'nlvemlty of Oregon School of Journalism. The cholarhlp are financed unW a plan presented la the ONPA at the annual Oregon lrr conference in February. The plan wa unanimously en dorsed by the board of director and ha since been widely "! ported by member neMP'r- A total of 37 newi.jpT (nine datlle and 28 wivkllc and eml-weekllea) pledged their support Immediately when the plan wa preseniea. The Immediate response wan most enthusiastic." ald Duncan, "and there every reason to think that further pledge of aupport will enable us to offer at least one more scholarship per year and poilbly two more." "Individually the member of ONPA have always been excep tionally cooperative with the School of Journalism." he said. FOLLETT MEAT CO. Hermlston, Oregon Ph. JO 7-6631 On IIermlston-McNa.-y Highway WHOLESALE MEATS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SCHEDULE Hogs ..... - Tuesday Cattle -.. Wed., Thurs. Sheep Any Day w... ., ih-m have brrn tt Kt-nruu with V:t-U financial l . mural UI'tKirt. W it. f!n.t lime, we can fir nh.dar.hlp that tcj rex-nt the tr.s of Oref-n ruliernvr.,. There i no better way of telling .. ....( int(ff!,!cd In lour- nalism that th newpaer ot Ihi lr ttate are In'erottcd In litem too," , The plan call fr an annual ...i.. hv ONPA members. on a pro rata bl. to the Lrlc Allen Memorial tunn. me cn trlbution are earmarked for wholandilp purjfe Hantaan and Rhea Creek News By CHARLOTTE WALKER Mr. and Mr. Floyd Wllhclm and family were called to Sweet Home. Ore., the first of the week by the death of Mrs. WUhelm' mother. They returned home Saturday afternoon. Archie Beehdolt was taken to Pioneer Memorial hospital Sun day morning after getting tang led In a rope and dragged by a cow. Patty Mahan of Hcppncr. spent the week end with Fran Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Klnard McDan lots, and Mrs. Leo Itoblson were visitors In Walla Walla Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pointer, or Corvallls, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty Sunday. They all drove over to Hermls-ton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright, Janet, and Mrs. Evelyn Farrens iuint to Arlington Sunday. They stormed at the Don Anderson ;.TO BE HELD IN BOARDMAN went to Portland where she at tends school. Several from this area atten ded the night, put on by the Elks Club at Condon BT MABT LEE HARLOW The third annul! rawer ana vUHlng at the hum of Carpriy i-a uri.ic Mr. and Mr. tl bert Carpenter. prlbert Carton- i nr iim w - - urn (.aiurniri. Son Athletic Banquet. sptmord ef h bcrn , patient tn the im iu aruinan kw IVn Club, wa held In the athool cafeteria Saturday mgru. wiin Mr. UVern Partlow In charge A .r,rln Iheme Wll Ud fof .(,.,ritfin The dinner wa cooked and nerved by Mr. Part low and girl of the four upper grade. There were 45 present Special guet were iionaia Black. BUI White. Wayne Runn. iw, Thornhlll. Harold Baker, Bob Slcard. Dewey West. Robert Har wood and Robert Strutr. Letter were presented to boy In the four upper graae. ivwpv West showed a film or the grade school football game between Boardman and Arling ton: also Him of some high school games. The grade school bana piayea three number. Five school participated In the Clrls' Volleyball ruynne hm in the school cymnaslum last Friday night, which Included Heppner, lone, Echo, Hermlston and Riverside. It was sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association of Riverside. Flv game were played. An All Star team was seittit-u as follows: Hermlston, Inez Bon Hnrnnt and IYcey Ruckman; Echo. Seeda Harvell and Rosanna Ueland; Heppner. Beverly uavia son and Ginger Springer; lone, Judy Morgan and Sandra Eu- banks; Riverside, Janice ranter and Sandl Davis. Easter sunrise services will be Knirt hv th Boardman com munlty Church at the city park home awhile, and then Janet Sunday at 6 a. m.. if weather . ..U. I ia- f 9 rain thaft Sir ptTm 113. Hi iaac v n he held at the church Tkn .i.in ho nn it o'clock ser- ItlIII I I 1 . -1 Ul.U " 1 ' ' 1 1 I1LIC ' . " - Crab Feed, Saturday vice at the church but Sunday Wc fill your health needs Take thl and you'll feel better quicker" Whether it's filling your doc tor's prescription promptly or having the first aid pro duct you need when you need It, you can count on us. k - AJ r ' Humphreys Rexall Drugs Phone 6-S610 vice ai mo 'I was a weex-rnu School will be as usual at 9:43 home 0f ner son and daughter la I n i I , aA 1 r at. I . . . n-i. I .1 3 m Fvprvone Is Invited to at tend both services. The Sunday School pupils will present a pro gram. I nil firmatlon services were hiri at the Good Shepherd Luth Aran rhurrh Sundav morning for UMll Steve Partlow and Jim rartiow. A potluck dinner was held fal lowing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partlow. Out of town mit were Mr. and Mrs. Sig- vald Aase and children Lynae, Sigurd and Eric of Echo. Mr. and Mrs. Larry carpenter and children Cindy, Larry, Jr., and Lyle of Renton. Wash, are You can b'u squeeze ?j six ,y y into a i-'f i phone I j booth LiviJ ...or into one of the small compacts W .WW. V"JW 0 if you want to seat six adults in comfort hi 30"- r:.wi shcoherd ll i.i!al In Her mUton for a week, suffering with a cullapMsl lung. Mr. and Mr. Stanley King and tona Jeff and Byron of Portland visited at the home of Mr. L Vern Partlow Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Ry ParrUh are the parents of a daughter bom March 18 in Corvalll. She ha been named Janet Kay. Grand parent are George Wles ef Boardman. and Edith Wlee of Portland. The baby wrlghed U pound. It ounce. Mrs. Marie Golden of Portland la vUltlng at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mr. Roy Partlow. Mr. Glenn Mallery and on Gerry and Jlmmle of Arcadia. Calif, are vUltor at the home of her parent. Mr. and Mr. Claud Coats. Mr. and Mr. Leo Crabtre of lone visited at the home of Mrs. LaVem Partlow last Friday. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr. Robert Mruiz were Mr. Strut' sisters, Mrs. Abe Brose. Mr. Dick Laroff and Shirley Blghouse of Portland. Their mother. Mrs. Peter Blg house, returned to Portland wim them after visiting here a week. An overnight visitor ai me Strut home Friday wa Lee Sim mon, student at O.T.L at iviam- ath Falls. xtr nri Mr. Bob Thornhlll nri Hanahtprs Aria and Tina, and Mr. and Mrs. Charle Gra ham and daughter Marilyn went on a picnic Sunday at the Her mlston reservoir in honor of Gra ham's birthday. They were ac companied by Donna, Harold and Diane Shouse of Umatilla. Mrs. R. A. Eades at Hood River was a week-end visitor ai uie SKI TRAILS Br kek rtc Bob pfrlffrr" departure Ml r-.r t r)ub wnhuul a Culutni'.Ut which gU me the thane to fill In with ki r.ew and tip will try to make the column a weekly feature through the rbkintf the calrndar khiw that the n-ason t almt ifnt and a Uk to the mountain con firm It. Although nw trm pa thruogh almt every d there U little chance tf rtab lhing a mow pack at the kl area thl late lit the year How ever, for diehard kkler who ,i,,n'i mind a little work and climbing there U plenty of nw on the top of the mouniain. Sunday laot we measured 37 Inche of nw at the proponed Arbuckle Mountain site rlht at the rxad. So there I tlll enough now around for some spring kllng. Jt aerm we are nt the only community plagued by lack of enow. In Wisconsin. Mount Tel mark ski area estimates the lack of business due to no snow cost LEXINGTON UVtSTOC tHir founh meeting a held at the ,u ful home on March 1J at 715 pm Our new member 1 LoueUa :..rk HcrrncR ctACETti The Jleppnrr lWdee were f.irmrd on February 10 at the Gilliam A irube building. We hold nur meeting on Fridays at 7 .10 to ft 30, There are nine member In our club. They are lug and David Anderwin. Tony Doherty, Greg anJ Mike Pierre. Mike Swerk and Gary Struther. Our leader re Bob B-ih and Sam Negal. Our club officer are: pre! dent. Uug Anderon: lce pret r:r. ivrice: ecretar'. Tony iv.herty; and reporter, Gary ftruther. We are lenrning the Ten torn mandmcnt of Hunting Safety, and the part of a rifle. The vis itor were Gene Pierce. Paul Jones, Joy Hay and Greg Sweek. Reporter. Gary Struther. It clear that thl I a family rv.n Th ft ta loin U to low that I can't mention the figure. . i.i..L. ..tt tha utamn nrii AO'l to IMitv , .i fall we plan to have a tyle and Hill NlchvU ihw.uo 1 ta' fild dy wa i4 M' Wt had a film on how la Me little pig- We dlued wn w hve ta M heal Umj and io dlrtied Miiltfttl. Our rtel meriirg will w Apr.l H t ,he 'J h, n,f p.ejiortrr. Mry N l the community over a n,,oni;;,upme,nt show with the posl dollar. The East major area f rf Squw v, suffered the same and over all i nu.mlAe In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eades. Mrs. Joe Tatone was a dele gate Irom the Boardman TIM cum Club to the spring con vention of the 4th District or thi Orecon Federation of Wo men's Clubs at Mllton-Freewater last Friday. She was Installed as first vice-president of the dis trict by Mrs. Fred C. Cast. Port land, state president. Mrs. Clara Crouch of The Dalles was a week-end visitor at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crouch. Overnight visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Koy raruow last Friday night were Kenneth Landgraver of Portland, and Harvey Gearing and Wayne Mc Morris of Silverton. Mr and Mrs. Eldon Lilly are the parents of a daughter born March 21 In a La Grande hos pital. She has been named Joyce Eileen. Grandparents are Mr. nnrt Mrs. Elvin Ely of Board - man, and Mr. and Mrs. William Lilly of Rieth. The baby weighed oioht nounds. two ounces, fcne Joins three brothers and one sis ter. Mrs. Ely was in La uranae last week caring for the Lilly children. iLTr w p. Raker was hostess tnr on Faster Ecct hunt at the Nuggett Motel Saturday after noon for the pupils or tne urt-i and second grades, mere wnc ia hiiHron nresent. Linda De- vine won the prize for finding Charma Lee Flock and Marilyn Graham tied finding the least, rau, Strutz found the gold egg. The Boardman Tillleum Club will sponsor an Easter Egg hunt CotnrHav An ril l. at the school grounds for pre school children through the fourth grades. ...you need the all-purpose compact, Rambler Classic, the only compact for six 6-footers f Fambir CljsiC Custom Sm or V 6 I MS - aV World Standard of Corrpact Car gxcaUanc had act Managing Your Money" was tu cnhioft nf the meeting oi the County Extension Unit Tues day afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Ray Gronquist. Leaders were Mrs. Dewey West and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe. Mrs. Ronald Black was co-hostess. "ov.. rtuner" Mrs. Black i v JC " I . a discussion on now w ot n cynpst." TVm novt mptlnff will be at the home of Mrs. Rollin Bishop April 18. RHEA CREEK LIVESTOCK CLUB The Rhea Creek Livestock Club was called to order at the Rhea Creek Grange hall by president Kenneth Wright, who led us in the 4-H pledge. Mr. VanBlokland then read us some letters on the Dalles live stock show and the officers meet ing on Saturday. Archie Ball gave us a demon stration on how to fit a sheep before a show. We plan to go on a field trip next meeting at 9:30 a.m. We will go to each member's home. Joe Hay then gave a talk on demonstrations. The meeting was adjourned and we had refreshments served by Mrs. Darrel Harris. Bob Harris, reporter. ih countrv the season ha been a big flop. As close at home as the Government Camp area lit tle snow has fallen where nor mally they commence skiing be fore Christmas and run Into Ap ril. Generally, however, North west areas as ML Baker. Stevens Pans. White Pass. Timberline, and Mt. Bachelor have register ed high snowfall and their Busi ness has not suffered. It has been hard to sell ski Intr with no snow to ski on. but come next year Baldy Butte Club should have plenty or that old nowder. The snow at the pro posed new site should be drier. The club will endeavor to gain npw members thruout the snrlne and summer and I wish to make The club would like to operate a bus to the kl area each Sat urday next season in order that more of the school age people can get In some skiing. We plan to expand our ski instruction. Maybe we could even arange for some fun race and night skiing. The year' program can be as good or a poor a we wish to make It. For those of you who know what you want In the way of equipment and aki wear now is a good time to buy because most sporting goods dealers are now having their annual sales. Buy good skis, release bindings, and boots. See you on the mountain. K. P. STOPS 30 QUICKER DOESN'T SQUEAL SOFTER RIDING ATLAS BOON You must b satisfied" VAN WINKLE'S Chevron Station Heppner (llllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n I " ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '. j 8133 LEXINGTON GROCERY BIG SAVINGS FOR MARCH 31 APRIL 1 GREEN STAMPS. TOO mom I 'i'QSM 0REG0N HILLS I 1 JAMS j IJ1.29J J NO. 2 I SPUDS M k 39 I X 5 "YOU CANT BEAT THESE PRICES I" 10 LBS. PILLSBURY ROW fn) OR 10 LBS. WHITE SATIN SUGAR u c BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIKES Except Angel Food 4 F0R $1.00 DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL 303 SIZE FOR $1.00 PLUS inn ' ' "" ..1 tm-mnmrrj WE GIVE t i ROME APPLES 40 LB. FANCY TRAY-PAC lbs. $4.25 BOX I GREEN VSTAMPS ELDRIDGE HAMS WHOLE 55,b HALF... 59 ib. J Si t Tor iiiiuniiinojiunjiHiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiutiiu
