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II nttrntn gazette-timcs. Thursday. JJJ?.1 Rhea Creek Hardman News 7 CHARLOTTE WALKER Mra. Vrlva IWhdult haa j;one to Cortland to attend summer mIiwJ f.r b couple f irki Mr. and Mr. Dart-1 Vinson and Fran ttt nl to h'upi-ne Thurs day for a few ta vlit with hf ulstrr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stcvins, Mr. ami Mr. Archie Ball and Art Gamrru-ll drove to Moro Tues day taking Mr. Cammell to visit Mr. and Mrs. John IVM?.. Mr. and Mm. One Hull and family and Artli!.? Ball. Jr., w-nt to Pottl.md for a few das last Mr. and Mr Clarence Morris and Terry li ft Thursday morning to return to their home at Town send. Mont., after a two uceks' stay here vIMtlng relative" and friend i. Mr. and Mr. Hustun Lesley have tone to Portland for a couple of day. Mrs. Wilbur Van Blokland hon ored Mrs. nil Blake with n birth day dinner last week. Miss Janet Wrli;ht f Portland Is lsitinK her parents, Mr. and Mri. Walt Wright. With her are four of her school mates. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and Kenny. Archie Ball. Jr.. and Gary Van Blokland went to The Dalles Wednesday to attend the Wheat League show. The boys ex hibited livestock and Kenny Wright won reserve champion ribbons on a single lamb and five fat lambs. Mr. nd Mrs. John Graves at tended the Wheat League show In The Dalles. Mrs. Harold Wrljjht went to Portland to visit her brother, Hujjh Jackson, and family for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Palmer were dinner fiuests Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Palmer in lone. m d North Morrow 4-H Fair Winners Listed Knihuclastlc 4 II ntrmtN-r. proud parents, and In termed friends )olnel ,n make the flrt Spring Fair In Morrow county, held at l he Iioardman fair grounds. June 9 in. a successful venture. Clerk looks showed 144 en tries In hme economies and ag ricultural exhibits and contests, according to Kther Klrmls and J.- Hay, Morrow county agent. Benidea the uuat display of exhibits and animals, other events such as the public style revue, livestock showmanship contest, home economics Judging contest, 411 demonstration, and a 4 11 "Fun Tarty" were held. Fpedally colorful was tht display by the -Bullet Launch .. . j ii rifirt rtnh lead bV ers, ' -Vernon Gerberdlng-. Irrlgon. The a . i ..ratti an. display stressea me ai.. - le of the rifle project. The following awards were made: BF.EF: Bob Skoubo. blue. heifer ca DAIRY: Jim Partlow. blue, reserve champion (producing cow. Guernsey). t'hloe McQuaw. blue, grand champion (producing cow, Jer- Sandra Thorpe, blue. (Jersey two-year old). Anna Mae McQuaw, blue, chnmnlon (Guernsey one-year heifer) Jim Partlow. red (Guernsey one year helfer)- Jim Partlow, blue, reserve champion (Jersey one-year heif er) Tommy Van Horn, blue (Guernsey Junior heifer) Mike Partlow. red (Guernsey Junior heifer) Irene Potts, blue, (Holsteln Junior heifer) alf) FIRE SEASON IS AT HAND. WHEN ONE HITS, IT OFTEN Destroys A YEAR'S LABOR AND INCOME. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE WITH YOUR CROP INSURE YOUR GRAIN NOW-TODAY AT TURNER. VAN MARTER & BRYANT Heppner Ph. 6-9652 Tonl Taylor, red UloUteln Ju nior heifer I Tonl Taylor, white MIoMeln Junior heifer) Tommy Olln, blue, reserve champion t Junior heifer) Jim Tartlow, red (Junior heif er) HOGS: David Franke. blue, leserve champion (Yorkshire) Bruce Jone. red t Yorkshire) George Kenney. blue (York shire pen of 3 fat hogs) David Skoubo, blue (Landrace sow) Billy Bellamy, blue, champion (Yorkshire sow and litter) SHEEP: Tom Cerberdlng, white (Shrop. shir fat lamb) Tom Gerberdlng. blue (Hamp shire ram lamb) LIVESTOCK SHOWMANSHIP Senior Showmanship (born be fore Jan. 1. 1918) DAIRY: Chloe McQuaw. first Sandra Thorpe, aecond Jim Partlow. third Anna Mae McQuaw, fourth Junior Showmanship (13 years and under) DAIRY: Tommy Olin, first Mike Partlow, second Tommy Van Horn, third Bob Skoubo, fourth HOGS: Billy Bellamy, first Bruce Jones, second George Kenney, third David Franke, fourth CLOTHING EXHIBITS (work manship) "Let's Learn to Sew" (first year) (Not Judged: Exhibitor ribbon plus $1 for each exhibitor) Kathy Gctz, Teresa Ball, Penny Bellamy, Cheryl Daniels, Lynda Early, Terrl Senn and Anita Pum mel "Let's Learn to Sew" (second year), blue, Joyce Jackson Cham pion, Gerry Swearingen; red, Darlene Gollyhorn. "Charmingly Yours" (third year), blue, Linda Tatone, cham pion; Linda Senn, Elsie Collins, Teresa Thorpe; red, Karen Gron quist, Anna Obermeier; white, George Hash. Ti.en.Wlse Clothlne" (fourth year): blue, Anna Mae McQuaw, champion; F.lberta Carpenter, Dewpna West. Susan McCoy. "Fun and Sun" (fifth year), Dress: Blue, Mary Gerberdlng, champion; Shirley Jackson. Sports Outfit: Blue, Mary Ger berdlng. red, Shirley Jackson. Better Dress: blue, Dorothy Rash, champion; Linda Daniels, reserve champion; Chloe Mc Quaw, Sandra Thorpe; red, Pen nv Jones. Sandl Davis. 4-H STYLE REVUE (MODELING) Champions: Karen Gronquist, Dewena West, Mary Gerberdlng, Pennv Jones: blue, Karen Gron quist, Anna Obermeier, Linda Senn, Elsie Collins, Elberta Car nenter. Dewena West. Anna Mae McQuaw, Susan McCoy, Mary Gerberdlnc. Penny Jones, Sandra Thorpe, Linda Daniels, Chloe McQuaw. and Sandl Davis; red, Teresa Thorpe, Linda Tatone, Georgene Hash, Shirley Jackson. 4-H FOODS: Mealtime Fun (first year), cookies; blue, Kay Huson. Easv Meals (second year), muffins: blue. Cheryl Daniels, champion; Anita Pummell, Gloria Senn; red, Mary Boothman, Jen- Ice McElroy, Tonl Olin, Dee Ann McElrov: white, Kathy Getz.i Maria DeChand, Linda Senn. Boardman News If MARY LC MARLOW John Frecsman. Clarkamas. was gutU Si-'K.-r t tlw iu.ard man Community church Sunday. The speaker next Sunday will c Rev. Walter Duff. Dallat, nation al chairman of the Village Mis sion. Rev. Kenneth Woolen and hi family left Ut week for North Carolina after filling the pulpit at the church for the past year. Mr. lioyal Rand ha returned from a three week trip vUitlng relative In San Francisco. Oak land. Cloverdaie. Stockton, and Petaluma. Calif. Al Chapman of Walla Walla. Wash., waa a Saturday visitor at the home of Mr and Mr. Royal Rand. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crouch and children Jim. Pat. and Danny, spent the weekend in Vancouver, Wash., visiting Mrs. Crouch' mother, Mr. Ethel Van Atta. and her grandfather, William Davis. Dennl and Davy Van Atta of Sunnylde, Wash., are visiting this week at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr. Joe Crouch. Their grandmother, Mrs. Margery Trucheon of Joseph, brought them here Monday on her way home from Sunnyslde. Mrs. Bessie Woods of Portland, former resident here, visited at the home of Mrs. Margaret Klitz over the week end. Mrs. Claud Coats. Mrs. Golda Cox and Mrs. Florence Root left Saturday for Arcadia, Calif., where they will attend the grad uation exercises of the high school there June 15. Mrs. Coats' grandson, Gerry Mallery. is among the graduates. They will also visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow. In Cloverdaie, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kuhn and daughters Pam and Casey spent the weekend in Kennewlck. Wash., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Morlan. Mrs. Kuhn was the soloist at the wedding of Minnie Hodces and Timothy Ward in Richland, Wash. Sat urday evening. A total of .45 of inch of rain fell here Saturday night and Sunday. 4-H KNITTING: Knitting (first year) Not Judg ed: Exhibitor ribbon plus $1; a cmoHor Shlrlpv Jackson. lllf --- - - - J Gloria Senn, Janiece McElroy, Alice Caiui. 4-H WOODWORKING: firt Richard Franke second, Dwaine Peterson third, Byron Hobbs fourth. Other exhibitors: Steven Gustafson, David Schmeder, Richard Ryan, Thomas Gerberdlng, Gene Golly horn. 4-H RIFLE: Rifle I (first year) blue, John Lathrop, Mike Snyder, Roger Jackson; red, Robert Colson, Alice Califf, Vivian Templeton, Gene Gollyhorn; white, Mary Gerberdlng. Rifle II (second year), blue, Howard Califf; red, Tom Gerber ding. 4-H DEMONSTRATIONS: Trri Kenn. Anita Pum mel, Lynda Early, Gerry Swear ingen, Joyce Jackson, Kay Huson; red, Gloria Senn, Linda Senn, Georgene Hash, and Shirley Jackson. 4-H JUDGING CUINltai: n.ikinn Tnninr- I.vnda Early, first; Linda Tatone, second; Joyce Jackson, second; .aren oion- quist, third; Teresa inorpe, fourth. Clothing, Senior: Anna wae McQuaw, first; Shirley Jackson, second; Gloria Senn, third. Wm.ie lunlnr: Dee Ann Mo- Elroy, first; Gloria Senn, second; Linda Senn, third. V i ; a' . ' S " .. Jo.'" X jt 7 . 4 I fp $ sis Star ofllio savings sol A Hreboll for go, it'a of tatinf uayon gat. You maneuver like the snialkt cart . . . uve on oil, tirej, tirVM-p. Out on the highway you go! Tl SpeW.il iSj hp. aluminum Fireball V-S Kives toil tioubU the pow l poiind ot mtny vomp M-ts- et rixals the compact tor gai av iv., hat's more yon enjoy tlie tuix tT Control Arm ride as full-siie Bukk . . . roomy Buick comfort . . . KuiiriouJ Buick interior. Price? I'nder most models in the low-price Belli! Tke a spin tixUy! BUICK SPECIAL FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY Lexington Grange Enjoys Program Al Regular Meet By DELfHA JONtS Lexington Grange No. 726 met Saturday night with Pait Mas ter Vernon Munkers In the chair. Minute if the previous meeting were read and approved, and a report on a Uk member. Burton Pink, was made. It waa reported all alik members had been duly remembered. Report were given by the In surance agent, Cecil Jonea. and the agriculture chairman. Ken neth Smoute. At thla time the H.E.C. chairman. Lee Wagen blast, made a report and an nriunriKl the Wheat League meet ing scheduled lor 8 p.m. June 19 at the hall, after which the II. E. C. will serve. A patriotic program waa en Joyed with the following giving numbers: Keith Nelson, accor dion; Charles Nelson, saxaphone; Chertlyn Smouse. piano; and Karen Nelson, flute; after which Kenneth Smouse showed the film. "Freedom Road." A potluck supper was served following the program. Mrs. Laura Haviland of The Dalles has returned to her home after several months visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Wag enblast. Mr. and Mrs. Dewle Wagenblast motored to Lexing ton Sunday after Mrs. Haviland. Delphlne Meracle had the mis fortune to break her arm Satur day when she fell from a horse. She spent the night In Pioneer Memorial Hospital. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Meracle. O. G. Breeding and daughter, Mrs. Floyd Smith, and two chil dren motored to Portland Wed nesday after Mrs. Breeding who has been at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. While there they at tended the graduation exercises of their grandson, Jay Matthews, from the eighth grade. Mrs. L. D. Vinson and daugh ter visited her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Padberg, on Thursday from their home in Monument. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Irvin motored to Lexington Wednes day night to bring Mrs. Irvin and children for a couple of weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. Florence McMillan. Burton Peck is a patient In Pioneer Memorial hospital re covering from recent surgery. Mrs. Jack Mounts and son, Steve, of Maupin, motored to Lexington on Sunday where Steve remained with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ma jeske, for a week's visit, and to attend vacation Bible school in Heppner. Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dran Hum and Mr and Mr MorrU McCarl were Eugene visi tor Sunday to attend the com mencement exercUe of Mr llunra Donald. ,h I'nlveralty. Rev. and Mr Walter Smith and faiully returned from sev eral da- In Turner and Eugene where they attended a thurth conference. Mr. Florence McMillan and daughter. Jo lrtn. motored to Pendleton Saturday evening aft er another daughter. Mr. Pat Sawyer, and children, who ent the week end In Lexington. Mr. and Mr. But.h Sawyer and children of Baker were In Lexington on Sunday, Mr. June Davidson and family have moved Into the NlchoU house recently vacated when Mr. and Mr. Bill NlchoU and fam lly moved to lone. Mr. Ina NlchoU who ha been for tome time at the home of her aon and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr. Archie NlchoU and family, ha returned to her home. Barbara NlchoU of lone I spend ing some time with her grand mot her. Three Links Club met at the home of Annie Keene on Thurs day. President LaVerne Hender son was In charge of the meet ing. The sick member were re ported on. and the bazaar and food sale for fall were discussed with a chairman. Delpha Jones, being appointed to plan thU. It Rev. Austin McGhef Reappointed The Bev Au.Hn McGhr at tended the annual ror frrenr f the Meth1lt ihurrh MV through Jurw 2 In r..ri:ar..1 While there, he waa r-pi'lj for the third year a atr of the Methods.! churrh Hei P ner. , ' . lU-v. Mcfihe also t.K-k part in a meeting ti the On-fcrn Con ference Board of MUin "1 which he U a member Memorial Dor ut ot th Archie Padberg home were Mra. Nora Myers and Llveta Myer of The Dalle. Pat Myer. Condon. Mr. Frank Cecil and girl of Spray. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tuck er and sons of Salem, and Mr and Mr. FJdon Tucker and children of lone. was decided to ask for donation on the remodeling of the hall, and Bertha Hunt was named chairman. Refreshment were served to the following: June Davld.Hon. Bernlce Wihlon. Ber tha Hunt. Delpha Jones, Cora Warner. LaVenie Henderson, Jo Irvin. Florence McMillan. Cleo Van Winkle, and Annie Keene. A lovely birthday cake honoring sister Dimple Munkers was serv ed. even though Sister Dimple was unable to be present. The next meeting Is scheduled for June Davidson's home. m you! 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