Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, August 31, 1961, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextII Hlttntn CAZCTTt TJMtt. TfcuiMlflf. Aot 1. North Morrow Fair Set for September 7 If MART Ltt MARLOW k rU.aidman-The North Mtiw Mr. and Mi r.akrt. Fair will atart hrre Si't T and former tr-ddenu here. " 'r lilt through Sjl 9 Tfcurutay parrnu ' m-'iter u"" will I. rMrv day. with nil M Wah. Aug I. .M.e hlbtta to ! In i-lrtw tH later ''" ,Mn """ri Alt l-f'-r than i p m, with the exception I Mr. and Mr. .Nour.an ,MnM .f mam Lie in the 4ted food I ilu.lv lartluwl uml m Paul of division. Thry WUt IX" entered j.sanla CiaM. Calif-. IMtrd ev Thurdav. but fioi lw brought Inle'.il ti lat M al Ihe home until Friday for Judging, All i. Mr. Manka grandinothrt, poultry and livetdurk muil be y,r. Paul Parllow, etlrred Tlurd.iy All fwd will onl T l r ha returned home iw furnUhrd by llii rhibil, j,m B jt i n,p hum' tf Mr. Judging of FF.A enirle will 4fl( (tfm, harlea lAdiman In tart at H a. m . Friday, Thw Vancouver. Wah. will lr entertainment al the Mf, Maf,. (kjll,.n ( rtUrnl ground both Friday and Satur- u 4bJinfi ,,, hunw f h,.r r. Munuy morning PU,n In law and daughter. Mr.,,,,, WIH.k , Kl,.r rd will atari at the tr hooj I, Mr j,,,,,, H liouiw at 10 oclock. uindlntfl . . , c, .... tr.mn.li. Mies will I given for K; -Au'u'd ,a!,t " ' Ihe M-t float. Theme of the ""' -' -- I lei In law. Mr. and Mr, r.vrrru i . ... ..i... ri, lUaiili'lk. v .,..,.' - !..- I- K. MarmlK.I and on One 4 nd Mr an t Mi l rrt and rMldwn M ;ry, rrr.ik. 0:-l ai.d Und4 nf IvntlHon, Mifc thrft l Mar Mt and Mr. Tarl t.-.a O.fr du In htlii. Wah. l( (t, .... 4 I... li In lau and ilauili.-r, Mr. and Mr. J hn c arid U II T'-ir finddauj;urr. Jraiiiil t an pl" H. f-iuirn-d horn vtiih II. -ni fr a lH. Mr and Mr, l.lmrr .Mt,M-rii-.-r V.kllol Imm d.ii In It hl llivi-i al lln lioin t.1 M-nj;'r' l.'o- ifirr In !. Mr a'l I'" Mi Mr. Iill lUatk and lauiflir liium ha rriurni'. ctn.f Irwin a w- k a trip t h"rl land, and un lo Tlt ulnft ttn-y M.iiid at It.p liotii.. .,f Mr. and M AUm-H Hall and Mr, t'tyklal liarlow, Church fcatvtca CancaUanJ TUri will I no I:ImxiaI iliunh M-rii lit-rt S )i. 3. an iiouiKiti f!v. Jim li'Hil, j..isior. Mm. It. A. KadfK, fornu-r ri-l dm h-ro, had m)"f i.urt:r.v be thvi- fur rvi-ryone on the race irat k al the grounds, and a bl ryele nradi. All exhibits must be left in iilace until i p. m.. Saturdwy. Division suw'rlntendent arelOK0' of Salem vUlted at the hnu of Mra. Marcaret Klitz and Mr and Mm. Itoul Hands Saturday Marschot wan the tuhool aup-r Intendent here about thirty year aa follows: Diviion A, vegeta blesMrs. Lloyd Cooley; general farm exhibit. Mrs. Ed Kuhn; Div iNion 11. fruits and melons Mrs. Kuhn; Division C, farm crops Clyde Tannehill; Division F, fMultry and rabbits Mrs. Ever ett Daniels; Division F. live stock Roy Partlow; Division G. domestic art Mrst. Claud Coats; assistants Mrs. Kollln Bishop. Carol Cetz and Mrs. Nathan Thome: Division II, art Mrs. I haryl lilaser of Poitland is Kiendinj; a few days at the home of her aunt. Maxlne ( rowder Mary Tannehill of La Grande is visiting this wtt-k at the home of her LTandiiarenls, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tannehill. Mrs. Clifford Tool and son M ke of Portland stayed several di s last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale fades. Week end visitors at the Eades home were tlu-ir son and daughter-ln Dewey West; Division I, flowers Mr- "' Bobble Eades n,i t.innionoroiw Root, assln- of Portland. Their daughters Cindy and Denlse returned home and Hants Florence Root, assls ted by Mrs. Zearl Gillespie; Div ision J. canned fruits, vegeta bles and meats Mrs. Frank Marlow; Division K. Jellies. Jams, pickles Mrs. Wayne Kuhn; Div ision L, cooked foods Macomber; Division with them after visiting their grandparents for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Goldy and sons David, Ronnie and Gary of Mrs. Nate I Wena tehee. Wash, called one day M. school I 'asl week at the home of Mrs. exhibit. Zoe Billings and Ruth Goldy's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Cnv: Future Farmers of America. I tin tiy Ronald Black. I 'r- a,,(' 'rs- Wayne Kuhn and The Home Economics club of daughters, Tarn and Casey, spent r.r, ..nfi..Wl irrnnee and the La- the week end at their home here dies Aid Society of Boardman l'on Ellensburg, Wash., where Community church will serve Kunn is empioyea lunches In the fair building each duy of the fair. Honored At Shower Mrs. Nathan Thorpe waa hos tess for a pink and blue shower at her home Saturday night In honor of Mrs. Wayne Beebe (Lor elei Hamilton) of Bclllngham, Wash. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Delbert Carpenter, Mrs. Larry Thorpe of Hermlston, Shirley Ear- wood and Mrs. Ernest Obermeler. Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuhn were Rutin's nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kuhn and sons Bob, Tern and Jim of Pleasant Valley, Calif. Velma Parrlsh of Portland Is a guest at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phil lips and daughter, Roberta, of Tho Dalles visited at the home In a game played prizes were or Mrs.. Phillips parents, wr. ana won by Mrs. Don Downey and Mrs. Bob Miller, Monday. Roberta Mary Boothman. Other guests remained here for a few days, were Mrs. Boh Sicard, Mrs. Algv Visitors last week at the Miller Taylor. Mrs. Lewis Carpenter, home were Mrs. Miller's cous- Mrs. Glen Carpenter, Mrs. Leo- ins, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Thorn- nurd Bedord, Mrs. Louise Ear- n and son Rick of Manhattan, wood, Mis. Earl Biiggs, Mrs. Kans. Dean King, Mrs. Lowell Shattuck, Mrs. George Morrison and Mrs. Frank Marlow. Mrs. Cecil daughters Patsy, Vynonna and Hamilton, Elberta Carpenter, Ter esa Thorpe and JoAnn Thorpe. Michelle of Port Huron, Mich., were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Clubs Work On Floats Dells last week. Jerry Murray Mrs. Ronald Black was hostess left for his home at Medical Lake, for the Tllllcum club Tuesday Wash, after visiting at the Deits night of last week at her home. home. Mrs. George Wle.se was a guest. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Plans were discussed for the I children Kickle, Sandra, Robert, dub's fair booth, and a special Phillip and Rachel stayed over meeting will be called to work night at the home of Mr. and on it. Mrs. Ed Boothman Sunday on The next meeting will be at their way home to La Grande the home of Mrs. Joe Crouch, from Los Angeles, Calif. Sept. 12. Return From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donovan Mrs. Claud Coats was hostess I and daughters Beverly and Shar- for the Boardman Garden club at her home last week with Mrs. Zearl Gillespie as co-hostess. on have returned home rrom a three weeks trip which took them to Lonment, Colo., where It was decided to have a float I they visited Donovan's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Donovan, to Norton and Agra, Kans., to visit relatives, to Bloomlngton, Nebr, to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Donovan and Baker as co-hostess, I other relatives and to Garney, Nebr., to attend a reunion of in the parade at the North Mor row Fair. Committee will be ap pointed later. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Coats, with Mrs. W. J Sept. 18. Aliens Entertain Guests the Sharp family. They returned Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Chuck) home by way of Salt Lake City, Fischer and sons Danny and Da- Utah. vis of Fort Walton, Fla., visited Ed Boothman is on a business at the home of Mr. and Mrs. trip to Williams Lake, B. C. His Arthur Allen on their way to son David accompanied him as Pullman, Wash.; where Fischer far as Colville, Wash., to visit will attend W.S.C. Fischer is a at the home of his grandmother, former resident here when he Mrs. Art Irwin, was stationed at the Boardman Keverlv Donovan made an Bombing Range with the U.S. oernight trip to Salem Mon-j Air Force some years ago. Other da. visitors at the Allen home were Lairy Eades Sharon Geer Wed J Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hunt of La Larry D. Eades, son of Mr. and Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Dale Eades, and Sharon Hewitt of Union Junction. Hunt (leer, daughter of Jack Geer of' was a railroad section foreman Hermiston. were united in mar- ' at the old Coyote Station some rjape at Goldendale. Wash. July years ago. Week-end visitors at 31. Thev are living in Seattle, the Allen home were their son Wash., where Eades is emploved. and daughter-ill law. Mr. and Visitors at the home of Mr. Mrs. Gone Allen and daughter an,! Mrs. Frank Marlow one day Stacie of" Seattle. Wash. The men last week were Marlow's neph left Saturday on a fishing trip , v, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ran to the Wallowa Lake area. Mrs. str and children, Shirley. Bill. Gene Allen and daughter went Donna and Carol Sue of Water to iiermiMon to isit relatives, town. N. Y. Mrs, Orda Kansier and Mrs. Arthur Allen left Sun- end children Danna, Buddy and day for Granger, Wash, to get Luana of Stockton. Calif., Mr. her grandchildren. Cam! and i and Mrs. G. M. Kansier and Mr Bobbie Allen, and they will Join land Mrs. Kervyn Harned of Echo, the men at Wallowa Lake UiUvMrs. Virgil Looker ot Stanfleid, : .- I V - ;N L : H. ' ' -j V h ' V - V . -. . - - p . f . . . . . 1 . J, l -, :' s ' Dr. Wogncr Flics To Muiic Fete, Camp MARTHA DOHERTT. aiand champion 4-H showman of th 11 Morrow county fair. I shown horo with hot lamb. In winning tho award Martha had ta po hot ability in showing a boa. a ter. and a dairy animat as wI a her awn wotl-tiainod lamb. (O T Fboto) Merchant Commirrct Appointments Made Mr. Allen Case and Jame . Myers were appointed id (he lm- pmtnnt merthanl's com mlitee at the August II nwt ting of Hepp-ner-Morrow County Chamler of Commerce. President Mike I,... . ... i - . , cam I menta. lTgTrml i Mrs. Case is managing Case Wf .CAk'" iiiM'WLS't Fumitur Morn and Mvers re- KEEP OREGON GREEN CQnxly p pr- macy. Iwo Join Heppner Forest Service Sam Miller. Rangi r. Heppner district of the Umatilla. National FurrM, announces that two new permanent appointim-nt have ben made to the personnel of the local district. David ChrlMy Joined the dis trict as forestry aid about June Dr. C. M Vj;iirr fir to Mf l ford on bulii-i Aui'ut 16. li.en on to Iruiker, Calif. line lt.nu Aug he auri'nied Itie ewinrrt w th inn cay Airfiiui inuu- rr ll jMii f-d t y ti C alifornia ninfrieiMv t4 Hie churrti. Ap ariiit In thf rneti1 tie bl Mn tuily; Anna Kjui. ddugliter of rider ind M', David Hauer, Itri pn.-i, and Ja'iUt Shraier, Liugbti-r f Dr. and Mr, Id Sluaiet. Tii'-nuli. Wn. Ttie young H--ple had H-nt a we-k al the frtuvai ime lr. Wagner flew ihnn dovn the previous eek. The gioup tflunel la llrppner August 17. and Mr, Wag ner drove the family a no gui-t to the S-venili day Ad vnitLt church retreat at llayden Lake, Id 4 ho, where Ml Shear er wa met by her parents and M:n Bauer by hers. The doctor joined the group Aug. IH. Alo attending the reireal fioin here weie Dr. and Mr. II. S. I lube r and Dr. and Mr. Darrel Martin of Ih-rmitton, f.xmef ridrnt. Ttie group i.lunted to Ihvlr 15. He tame from Idaho wlieie in- had Just graduated fruin col lege. Uavlil lUddoik was assigned to the local offu-e July 1. lie I a road engineer, graduate thu ear of college, and had been work ing In Pendleton. Improvements Noted At School Grounds Sludenit and parents who hav not Ulle. I he llrppner hlgtl Mhool and rlrmriitary Hhud In the pat few Mrrki are In fr a pleasant surprise. The ground around both build-ng have been Irveltsl, rovrrH with blacktop and fine gravel. No more will ttudent be ob. ligeil to klokh through mud be twrvn Mhool. Parking pace ha been en larged until it appears lo be al niihl duubled. Parents will be able lo park where they tan gain acccM lo the building to at tend h hool artivltlet on at good rKt surface as any In town. TELL "EM YOU SAW IT IN THE GAZETTE-TIMES 1M fr ITIIY BOSINItt KZZ9 GAZETTE - TIMES :. . . ? i -' Irk. - ) H r; A if - '" .AX -! pfee-'-' , fflH n ; VA r' : ?! - f;r x " Xfj : . I v i ' " - $ L' . J J Here's what PP&L customer Mrs. Art Johnson says about electric living ... "Electricity does more to help us live better than anything else we buy "When I think of the many, many ways electric appliances work for us, I really appreciate the big value we get from our electric service. My dishwasher alone saves me hours of time every week as do my washer and dryer. And I'm thankful to have that extra time to devote to family and to civic activities. When you count up all the jobs elec tricity does for us, you can see why I call it our biggest value." Like Mrs. Johnson, thousands of Pacific Powerland home makers are rinding more and more ways to put PP&L electricity to work for better living these days. Be sure you're enjoying the full benefit of your PP&L electric service. See the many modern appliances at your dealer's soon. EACIFIC POWER &LIGHT C 02vl RfVN "Y' All these appliances help the Johnson family live bet ter electrically: &f Range SWater Heater Refrigerator Sd Iron SMixer S3 Electric Blanket Refrigerator-Freezer Zoffee Makers-2 3ryer 3 Washer kDishwasher Television Radios 3 SVacuum Cleaner iPower Tools 3 Toaster Lighting ssandwlch Grill 5 baffle Iron SHair Dryer sshaverj-2 Shewing Machine awaterPump S'Record Player You Live Better. . . Electrically! How many of these appliances work for you In your home?