HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. ThuradaT. March 1. 1963
Awards Are Presented
At Father-Son Banquet
By MART LEE MARLOW
KOAieiJ.MAN About 0 -r
j Mii-mlil the annual ir
.nt and mm FVA BanquH iu-lil
In th t limil cufHerla thU wk
SitIuI KUtm.H included county
M'hiMi) rxanl memUTH and their
wivt'M. JK'ul advisory board
rnemhers and wives, faculty
numbers and wive., nral
u Iimi teachers, and the Creen
field (irani'i' master and wife.
lilrhard Watt, chapter presl
dent, was toostmaster. (Juest
MM'Hkcr was Hill Hlatihford,
HillslNiro, mate vice president
The following procram was
presented: Invocation by Roy
Obcrrneler: openlnc ceremonies,
hauler officers; address of wel
come. Robin Schmeder: Intro
duel ion of guests, Kent Booth
man; National Convention rc
port, Jim Hoffman, Robert Ober
meier and Kent Uoothman; pre
seniHtlon of following awards
by Ronald Black, chapter advls
or: farm mechanics, Robert Ober
meier; dairy farming, Robert
Obermeier; farm electrification,
Jim Hoffman: farm safety. Rich
ard Watts; livestock farming,
Terrv Withersooon: crop farm
Inn. Johnnv 1'artlow, soil and
water management, Jim Hoff
man: star Greenhand, Ted Hoff
man; star chapter farmer, Rich
ard Watts. ITesentatlons of hon
orary chapter farmer degrees by
the chanter officers went to
Mvron Watts of Boardman, Del
vln Nelson of Lexington and
Fred Martin of lone.
The dinner was prepared and
served by the Home Economics
class and their advisor, Mrs,
Delia Lindsay.
CoupU Weds la Ttxas
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Seehafcr
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Billie Joan to Billy
Ballweg of Fort Worth. Texas,
February IK In Munhlnson. Tex.
The groom Is the wn of Mr, and
Mrs. Otiell Hallweg of Fort Worth.
The ceremony was In the Hrst
Baptist church. The bride has
recently completed three years
of service as a Simt. 3, dental
technician. In the WACS. She
was htationed ta Fort Kustls. Va.
The groom Is still stationed
there wlih the U. i. Army.
District Board Meets
The spring board meeting of
the fourth district of Oregon Fed
eration of Womens clubs was
held In Boardman last week at
the Ilitchln' Post Cafe with Mrs.
W. A. Burnapp, Powell Butte,
district president, presiding. Mrs.
Fred C. Cast, OFWC state presi
dent, was a special guest, and
gave a brief talk on the Impor
tance that all reports from of
ficers, committees and club pres
idents be submitted promptly
and that publicity awards are to
be given. She noted that 96 clubs
are in the state federation. Mrs.
(Jast Is being sponsored by the
OFWC as second vice president
of the Western States Federation
with convention In Tacoma.
The following reports were
given: Mrs. Harry Pinkerton,
Moro, reported on the CARE pro
ject; Mrs. II. S. McKenzie, Pen
dleton, Penny Art Fund, Hall
mark Award; Virginia Brown,
music scholarship; Mrs. McKen
zie reported applications from
three music students sponsored
bv the Pendleton Woman's club,
The Dalles Woman's club, and
Moro Woman's club; one student
in district, sponsored Ty the
Pendleton Woman's club, has ap
plied for the Penny Art Award
Alma Rohrman. Pendleton
Vogue Sewing contest chairman
reuorted entrants irom Aning
ton, Pendleton, Weston, The
Dalles, Stanfield, Moro; Mrs. Roy
Ralen, Pendleton, reported near
lv 100 percent in the Pan-Amerl
can fellowship donations from
district clubs.
Mrs. Joseph Tatone, district
vice-Dresident In charge of ar
rancroments for the meeting
asked for complete Home Life
reports.
Named on the nominating
committee to present lofficers at
the state spring convention
March 30 at Stanfield were Mrs,
Rnv Rolshee of Moro. Mrs. R.
E. Irby of Arlington, Mrs. John
Craig of The Dalles, Mrs. Harry
Andrews of Stanfield, and Mrs
Dewey West of Boardman.
The re-districting of the state
was read and approved. Under
this Dlan the 4th district will
now be the seventh district.
Members of the Boardman
Tillicum club In charge of the
mominc coffee hour were Mrs.
Rav Gronauist. Mrs. Don Down
ev. Mrs. Georee Wlese and Mrs
Dewev West. A no-host luncheon
was served at noon.
Mrs. Walter Wyss was hostess
for the Boardman Garden ciud
at her home last week with Mrs.
Myron Watts as co-hostess.
Roll call was answered by giv
ing the name of an annual flow
or
Mrs. Rollin Bishop displayed
nictures of the chickadee.
The annual family dinner to
be held March 25 was postponed
until a later date.
Eileen Ely, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Ely, was a pat
ient in the Good Shepherd hos
pital In Hermiston last week
with an attack of appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messen
ger of Mitchell were overnight
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Messenger last week
They also visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie
Mrs. W. G. Seehafer was a
truest of the TOPS Club bingo
nartv in lone Thursday of last
week.
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Pat Miller, daughter of Mrs.
Russell Miller, has returned
home after being a patient in
the Good Shepherd hospital In
Hermiston, and St. Joseph's hos
pital In La Grande for a week
She returned to school Monday.
and Mr, and Mrs. Claud Coats.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brlggs spent
last week visiting friends and
relatives In Portland, Albany,
Corvallls, Delake and Oceanlake.
Bea Scogglns and Mrs. Paul
Dyer and son Richard of Arling
ton visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Coats Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Sm th of
Lebanon were week-end visitors
at the home of Smiths brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Thorpe. They went from
here to La Grande and Union
to visit relatives.
Attend Marlow Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marlow
and daughter Anita of Talent
spent the week-end at the home
of Marlow s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Marlow. They all at
tended the wedding of Darrell
Marlow and Llllis Slaughter at
the Methodist church In Pendle
ton Saturday.
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FEATURED in the array of new farm mac hi n erf to be shown to
ine jonn wri uay auaience nere on Thursday. March 8, is tms
new auger waaon. According to Jerald Rea, manager of tbe
sponsoring Trl-County Equipment Company, this 90-buihel
wagon, which unloads itself in three minutes, permits fast
handling of livestock feeds and fast delivery of combined grain
ram am ueia.
Chest X-Ray Unit
Coming March 9
To Boardman
Extension Has Meetings
Mrs. Arthur Allen was hostess
for the county extension unit
Tuesday of last week at her
home, with Mrs. Earl Mcyuaw
and Mrs. Dewey West co-hos
tesses. Subject of the meeting
was "snoricuts to nouseKeeping
with Mrs. James Harper and Mrs.
Nathan Thorpe as leaders.
The next meeting March 20
will be at the home of Mrs.
Rollin Bishop. Subject will be
"Wardrobe Building," with lead
ers Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Fran
Walker.
The mobile chest X-ray unit
from the Oregon State Board of
Heallh TB control section will
be In Boardman on Friday,
March 9. The unit will be parked
at the Hitchln' Post Cafe be
tween the hours of 2:00 and
6:00 p. m.
All persons over 15 years of
age are eligible to have a chest
X-ray without charge. Those
under 15 years will not be X-ray
ed unless they are contacts of
known cases of tuberculosis or
are positive tuberculin skin test
reactors.
This service Is sponsored by
the Morrow County TB and
Health association and the Mor
row County Health Dept. Mem
bers of the Boardman Tlllicum
club will serve as volunteer
clerks and the facilities of the
Hitchin' Post (electric power,
etc.) are made available by the
owners, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tatone.
It Is hoped that this can be
a yearly service offered to resi-
Colled To Portland
Max and Claude Buschke and
Mrs. Earl Evans were called to
Portland Sunday morning due
to the critical illness of their
brother-in-law, Nick Fehmerllng,
a patient at Portland Sanitarium.
Max and Claude returned Mon
day evening and Mrs. Evans will
remain for a few days.
dents of North Morrow county
since it Is not easy for them to
take advantage of the "free
chest X-ray" program in Hepp
ner, sponsored monthly by the
TB and Health association. The
mobile unit will alternate areas,
this year at Boardman, next year
at Irrlgon, etc.
Ann Jones Vies
For Presidency
Of State FHA
Hi-ppner high mhool will hav
five yirls representing their FHA
chapter In the Mate meet in ( or
vallis Jrlilay anil Saturday
riios going are Ann Jones, San
dra ll.ifhliman. stale parliamen
uirla ), Laura Sumner, president
elect of the Heppner unit. Jackie
lirimtle, and Shannon Ma honey
Ann has the honor of being
one of two girls In the state num
mated for the position of state
KIIA president. She aent in an
application for state treasurer
and was wlected by the exec
utive hoard as president nominee
from the 37 girls who sent appll
cations for the state offices.
Ann and the other president
ial candidate must conduct
games during one afternoon In
which the FHA delegates par
ticipate. This will show their
abilities and leadership working
with other girls. They must also
make many appearances and
wear a banner saying they are
president nominees. At dinner
on Saturday the new slate of
officers will be announced and
installed.
Some 350 FHA delegates will
tmrtielpate In this annual meet
ing to plan the coming year,
discuss problems and elect oiil
cers. bandra left Wednesday to
meet with the other state orncers
and make ready for the meeting.
The girls will be accompanied
bv Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jones,
Mrs. Cal Sumner, and Mrs. Elmer
Schmidt, high school FHA ad
visor, leaving Heppner today
Mrs. Ed Conty, accompanied
by Mrs. Tom Sargent, visited In
Portland the latter part of the
eek. They visited Mr. Sargent
ho Is a patient In the Veterans
hospital.
ANNOUNCING
We Now Give
5 DISCOUNT
On All Cash Purchases Of
DUTCH BOY PAINT
This Discount To Apply On Groceries Purchased
At Leading Heppner Stores.
Anderson's Builders Supply
Tri-County Hereford
Sale Proves Success
The niiiethet-Mh annual Trl
County Hereford Ax-latlon sale
nt La Crande was very Hueces
lul with U bull .lt. wiling for
an average of $U;7 per head
Chuck tiavln. Union county
BKent report. The lop price w ms
reteneil tv ller-ry iievnen. i-a
Cramle, wiling a son of Kyal
II Dbu M. out of a luifer of
Arthur Dhu. lor S775 to Tom
Lampkm. North Powder.
The sale was further succew
ful by Ihe many reeat buyers
uho were pres nt buying bulls
a they have for year. The better
hulls at Ihe sale sold between
the $.Vx) and STiXI mark. The
U'eraee received at this sale
Is from SCtl to $.'U) per head high-
er than sales tuui in ine im
mediate area. All the bulls sold
In linker, rniun ami vvanowa
counties with the exception of
four head who were purchased
bv John Murtha, Condon.
Week-end guests of the Pat
O'Briens were Mr. and Mrs. Mai-
com O'Brien, The Dalles, and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Park, Lebanon.
4 H Club Helps IFYE
A meeting of the Feather
StitihetU was held February 10
at Judy Gentry's home. For roll
call we hud to name different
kind of material.
Mrs. Peck helped each girl on
the use of the ewlng machine.
Mrs. Marshall explained IFYE.
It was decided to contribute loe
per member for this fund.
After games were played, re
freshments were served. Carolyn
Bookman was a visitor.
Mona Marshall, reporter
lone 4-H Members
Have Sunday Service
IONE Arrangements have
been made by a committee com
posed of Mrs, Norman Nelson,
Mrs. Earl McCahe and Mrs. Mil
ton Morgan for observance of
4 11 Sunday at the lone Com
munity church, March 4 at 11 :(K)
a. m. 411 members will be re
sponsible for the services.
A coffee hour w ill be held fol
lowing the services. All friends
and parents are invited to attend.
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