Lexington News
ly CELTHA JONtI
T,b l't Nb!e Cland'S flu
.. ir. i'tf Mkih lit;'? er.lrt
id laa Notle Gran
C Uh ( llJ I rwr uilh Jurwheon
en WrJr-.e'Jay of at werk. Th
liivhwn mai s rvrd at i w pm
ff.,fn tables bea.MUUUy H-cw
with t tin fluwrrs. Fi'llow
Ir.g this (iffiM were played with
rt-ryn jrrwnt rolnjr horn
with a vtUf-Those from llefpner
i!T,diijj were Alic wjiijtjj.
lrtha An her. Inn Huffman,
n ?f. Mary llallry. IrtJ Vn
ll.'Ute, !W1 insure. .Mary ah
Murtrv. and Haffl Baurnan,
rr,.n h.ralllS MM Maude IV'In
n-r ami ilt tiendlnif from
Irsiriirtort were tUe I'idberg.
Ami Kerne. La Verne I lender
.n. Frieda .Maj.-f.ke. Florence
MMliln. IVljiha Jones. Berths
Hunt. Alice Maeke and June
Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. CutUorth
and children attended the let
Follies In irtland on Sunday.
I- K. I'ock was buslncsf vlsl
tr to Fori land on day last
week.
Car Leyva returned one day
lust week from a business trip
to Porterville, Collf.
Mrs. B-rnle Wlhlon and Mrs.
Florence McMillan were IVndle
ton visitors on Monday.
Holly lUlx-kah Lodge met on
Thursday for their regular meet
Ing with Ihe vice grand. Bernice
Wlhlon, In the chair. Tlana were
made to postpone the bazaar andj
f.ol sale which was scheduled
for Saturday to Saturday. May
13. This will h held at 9 a.m.
at Pek' Grocery. Meeting ad-
4 .,..,-,1 MtiA IrtirtUtMVI.l tt
med hv Cat: radwr
C C. Carndrh! ! muriwd
tntm f.MlIul hrf ft
ircri.tly undrnsent m)"f tii-
ery.
ili and Mr A- F. Makke
are jtrridliijt a IV daa In Mu
pin. and Portland.
Mra. 11 Pk and a.ufhtrr
Jf- are !fidl r.i a lew u
in Sprirs;f;riJ. Ma. where they
-re relied by the drath of Mr
perk's fathrr.
Th Womrn'i IrlluWsJiJP
Croup will meet Tuesday. My
KS. at the Betty Marquarnt nome
Tt, Thrro Linka Oub food
and baraar will be May J3
il 9 im.
Mr. Maude Mntet i t torval
li haa hren (Mint rier aon
and family. Mr and Mr. Don
pointer.
Mr ami Xfrm. C.ten Levva are
remodeling the BedJing hou
which they have purrhaed.
Mr. and Mra. uuy naftingi
nd daughter are moving Into
the EUte Beach home.
itinirton Christian cnurcn
held special acrvlcea for the 4 II
club member who attended
hiin h last Sunday. Sieclal mu
sic wa presented by Jerry and
Carroll Messenger.
ljlnrton Souare Dance club
m t Friday at the Athletic Oub
fur a met- tine and dancing. A
gueit caller from Tendleton waa
present to help with the fiance
Refreshment were wned to 22
membera who plan to continue
meeting regularly.
Boardman News
ar MART LIE M AH LOW
NEW -ZtefifflS
DALT W0f,
HOTEL
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INS10EPUK1H6 Q-Slll
SCHOOL MENUS
Week of May 1519. 1961
MONDAY SpanUh rice,
nplnach, Carrot Btlcks. cake, fruit,
bread and butter, milk.
TUESDAY Maahcd potatoes,
gravy, baked hams, cabbage
slaw, fruit, bread and butter,
milk.
uTtA'FsnAY Mor (ham
burger casserole i, pickled beets,
cake, fruit, bread and butter,
milk.
THURSDAY Vegetable soup,
meat sandwiches, ginger bread,
applesauce, celery sticks, milk.
FRIDAY Macaroni and
cheese, lettuce wedges, fruit,
bread and butter, milk.
NrjrncE
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The BarJmn rrale nhx,
wun arrond i lat In the tratl
ml at Arlincton lat Friday
aftirinf 97 .li.ti In the r-rst In
u h lr h eitht niiiKili participated
.illneton. I Irrltfnn. Kin
ua. Coixi..n. ile. iuk ir-a
and iioardmaii
riii tlaie wtorirr were: In
Irrmrdialr .vtee I'artlow, hur
dlra and hlth Jump; Dwk Fkou
b,ftbill throw Junior Jean-
ette IHisel. atandlns br ad Jump.
MMi'eta Linoa J atone, ri
dah.
Srcond ida winners were: In
termedlatra ,vtrv I'artlow. 220
.rt dakh: Drnni flror.ouUt.
HQ yard da.h; relay team. Den
nis Cronqulkt, Dennis Anderson,
JUiy Obermeler and Weve Part-
irtw Junlori llocer Alney.
in,tiru hmul tumD. Mldcets
Marshall Adams. 50 yard dash;
T&a Thortie. a! aniline broad
Jump; relay team. Linda Tatone.
Ann e Obermeler. leresa inorpc
and Karen Cronqulst.
Third place winners: interme
diates Dennla GronquUt. hur
HIm and ahotDUt: Anna Me Mc-
Quaw, running broad Jump; Ju
nlora Jim Partlow. high Jump;
Aitj-rta farcenter. 50 yard dash;
Jenlne Adams. 75 yard dash; re-
9v loam Jim rartiow. uick
Skoubo, Roger Zlvney. and Mike
artlow. Midgets relay team.
Mf!.a! Adain ad Bi-olh
man. D14 SMoytw r.l J Jy Ta
t-r
Ttirie Wrre fckcH tl.rt Win
n-f In ftnirth and fiftrt lact-a
me arhot.l ctlfffrj heme .. rso
lr. m all
Vet XI r,.r.t-f hi r-ldi-nt
hern f..r mu t umIi I'ii'tl M.1V
at the home uf hi n. Firr-t
Cortycrs, at l!.:S!. r Fur.rral
i-rl i.a u... . hit hr lii there
Tui-doy at tin I'hapfl tf VaH.-y
lli-refords, wi!h eraelde sen--irrs
at fi.ie. lda!t. Wednesday.
Tli cradut!itf tla"
Boardman hli'h schwd f the
)eni 1913 V.C" will hold a re-
urln here Sunday. June 4. with
t-otluck dinner at ine uren-
field C.'rance hall at n(j'n All
niemU-rs t.f thew- cUm are
urjred to attrtul. and anyone
knowing a.I.lrfS-.CK lit memlMTt
living In other places are anked
to notify them.
Mr v t Huker has returned
frnm Van Nu. Calif , where fclte
was called by the illness ana
death of her mother. Eleanor
Stroman. 73. who died April 22.
rne annual .May iy program
III be uresected at the school
gymnasium May 18. starting at
10 a.m. Following a picnic din
ner at noon there will be a track
meet and baseball game in the
afternoon.
Th annual Homemakers res-
Ival of the county extension unit
ill be held at the Grange nan
av 1G. Martinc at 10 am.
Vi u,.t Mr tVrt Brtsn i d ''J' k '
u Jenl KVetSI
b.me 4 y.t It-'bertaon'i rar
er.!. Mr, ar.d Mrs llaruld Kr-.
J!.;:e frr.'.tt ft ?c"le, Wh
i hire tn it-n1 the summer at
the l.i-me t t l-t c'Uiti. Mr and
Mi Nathan Thrpe. His mother.
Mi. liar Id 5mith. brought him
hire and rrturr.ed to Seattle last
Friday-
Mis. Charles Anderrgg went
t.i turvallls Ui inuru-ty i
the Mother's Weekend
with her daughter. P.irbara. at;
O. S l. 1
!r. ar.d Mr. William Hunidn-
. - a m at rfa. . . a
iit ai;l Mr. ana Mrs, inin,
nr.lg:in and granildaughter
Au.lrev Flanik-an of llermlston ,
wi re Sunday Uit.ra at the home ',
f Mr. and Mr. F-rl Uriels,
Mr. and Mrs DellK-rt Houston
and son l-co or i-a i.ranoe rrr
week end Mtors at the home
of Mrs. Houston's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Potts.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats were
Sunday visitors In Hardman at
the home or Coats" orotner. jes.
They also visited Mrs. lllanche
Barlow In Heppner.
Mrs. IJob Triornhlll was nostesa
for a party at her home Thurs-
lay of last week In honor of the
fifth birthday of her daughter
Aria. Guests were Mrs. Linus Li-
men and Handy and Tina. Mrs.
lames Ferdon antl Koooie. .Mrs.
,'ayne Kuhn and Pam and Ca-
y, Mrs. uunnar .kouoo anu
I'atsv. Kuthv and Linda; Mrs.
i' t,rt anil Kenneth. Mrs. Vrr
non f:ue!l and Prur and fn
r.ie Charm U Fi nk. Marilyn
. . . . t i . II... am. I T1 m A
c;ranam. uruuie uus ' ;
Th'-rnhlil. Out of town guests
were Mrs Harold Shouse and
thlldrrn Diane and Harold X
Cmatilla. In games plaed prie
were won by Fatty Strut. I'aty
Skoubo, Btute u-ll and l!ob-
bie Ferdon
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OUT TO IlID
Bring her to the Hotel Grill for a
delightful Mother's Day Dinner.
Special: A lovely flower for every
Mother.
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Ella Sargent
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"Electricity is a really big helper around
our farm . . . and it's such a bargain!"
"With all the canning I do, I certainly wouldn't like
to do it the tiring way my mother did-without
electricity! We have 41 appliances, but I suppose
our home freezer is the favorite. We keep it filled
with the fruits and vegetables I put up, and the
beef and pork we raise. All this electric help costs
just 52c a day-it's the best value in our budget!"
Like Mrs. Weddle, thousands of other Pacific
Powerland homemakers are using lots of PP&L
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nrVater heater
Toaiter
Q'Fry pan
(Tf Refrigerator-freezer Tf Hot plate
Food freezer
Clothei dryei
fJj'Waiher
3DIhwoher
rjj'TalavWon
fjf Irons 2
Sandwich grill
P Waffle iron
Sewing machine
Pf Power tooli 3
QTriveti 2
0lighting fan
Cooling fan
Vf Vacuum cleansr 2 Soldering iron
0 Food mixer 7f Shaver
f Fbrrtact motor QBun warmer
Electric blanfctt (Record playeri 2
fffVenr fani 2 fffPecfrlc water pump
Coffee ma k en 2 Ff Deep f at fryer
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