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BmNtl CAXCTTt-TlMU. Thurdrf. NmmUi I. 1M4 County OEA Has Richard Barss As Guest Speaker If WAIT Lit MAKLOW BOARDMAN Richard Bar, publications and rthim advtaur (4 the Vt-A, of ivrtund. was jrucfci taker at the met-lintf of the Mirrow County OKA hcrw last week. Ill aubtect as Teaching ethic and lh nt-d for written policies In such. Committee meeting were held from 4 30 to 5 pm. In the future the executive committee will rnvt once a month to conduct the butne of the OEA. Ikwdon rratt of lleppner u president The dinner a furnikhetl by the Mother's rlub of Boardman Grade school. St. Marys Altar Society met Tuesday nteht of last week at the home of Mrs, Lester Leroux. Various of making money were discussed, and It wa decided that several of the members would knit an afghan to be raffled off in December. Mrs. rrter Mati will be In charge of the project, group will also have religious Christmas cards to sell, with Mrs. Bob Thornhill In charge. Mrs. Delmer Hug and Mrs. Thornhill will be in charge of the church for November. The travel prize was won by Mrs. Hug. The next meeting will be a dinner meeting In Pendleton Lexington News r DELf HA JONES LOINUPO.N Mrs. IVIbert Piper entertained With a Mrnvh I party at her home on Friday evening. Ttuwte present were Mrs. Ralph Marlatt, Mrs. Jim tvvlnc, Mia. Larry Siiumotis, Mr Parrell McUchlln, Mrs IKiyle Key, Mrs. Umrr Berry if lli'l pner, Mr Tat Cutafortft and I he huMe, Mrs. t.pcr. Mrs. Denny McMillan Is a pa tient In M. Anthony's hospital In lVndleton where kite ha undergone surgery. Mrs. Boh Davidson Is a pa tient In lloneer Memorial hos pital In lleppner. Kllwood Hunt Is a patient 'n Pioneer Memorial hospital In lleppner. Mr and Mrs. Archie Nichols ana Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tapincau and son were Omsk, Wn . callers over the week-end.. Mi. and Mrs. T. E. Messeneer. r or Mitchell were Lexington isitors over the week-end. Mrs. Lola Breeding Is at home again after being employed fi M-vrral weeks In llardman. Betty Henderson ha returned to st hoo again after an absence from school suffering from chUkenpox. Mrs. Roger Campbell and Mrs. Johnnie Ledbotter were recent IKIaHpi Ma rrnm I1UIIII riuuun Makes Awards ly LaVELLC fARTLOW I Hi-I.I wrr from last week I 1KKIGO.N The North Mar. j row County 4 II Achievement party was held at the A. I,! liii.'hton catetotium Thursday ine evenlnit began with a pot luck dinner at 6 00 pm.. fol lowed by a program and pre sentation of awards. County agrnl Miss Donna tiotxge and Nets Anderson of lleppner were here to participate. flee Morgan and Frank John son attended a eteran of World War I convention at Vale Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman are parent of a baby girl, Michelle Marie, who was lrn at the I'matilla hospital IV. lober 20. Michelle weighed 7 lb. It . Maternal grandparent are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and paternal transparent are Mr. and Mrs. Joe loleman, all of Irrlgon. Members of the Irrlgon Bap tist church met at the church Monday and Tuesday to paint , and redecorate the Sunday : school classrooms. ! tVeno Lelghton son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lelghton. under- j went a tonsillectomy at the Good Shepherd hospital Tuesday. Mr an, I Mn Pari !iim tift business visitors In Pendleton, bv train for Sun Valley. Idaho. I .airs, vviimcr vvrigm of La-; Wednesday evening, where they Grande visited Friday night at tne A. F. Majeske home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Steagall of Lexingon and their daughter and children. Mrs. Greg Leyva of Hood River, and Mrs. Jerrv November 17. The place will be Jgherty nd children of Hep pner were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Howard Crowell in lone. The oc casion honored Mr. Steagail's oinnaay. Mrs. Al Fetsch is mending this week in Portland with her daughter. Marlene. She returned with Marlene and her house guest after the girls had spent the week end In Lexington. ivews has been received In Lexington that Henry Rauch. Jr. Is a patient in the Veteran's hos pital in Walla Walla where he recently underwent surgery. He will bo there for a few days land Mrs. Floyd Hobbs. IrtnnM m a ft I ..! J 1 J t I r : t I i. it j for decided later. Club Receives Citation Mrs. Rov Partlow was hostess for the Boardman Tillicum club Tuesday night of last week at her home, with Mrs. wmaia Black as co-hostess. Plans were made for the an nual Hallowe'en party held at the school at 1 p.m. Saturday for grade school children. Mrs. II. M. Walker was in charge. Mrs. Ralph Skoubo reported that the community calendars were finished and had been mailed out Mrs. Black and Mrs. Walker reported cn the district board meeting they attended in Wasco October 12. They will also at tend the winter board meeting at Stanfield November 16. The club received a certificate of citation on Community Im provement program from Sears, Rrwhtirlc and Cnmnflnv Founda tion fnr nntstanrtincr !adrsh In I over the week-end in improving community life l . r. " Mrs. Don Turner and during the years 1962-64. children spent the week-end in The next meeting win oe atiroiuana wnere tney met tneir the home or Mrs. J. L. Houston aaugnter Jenny Lou and attend November 10. led the Oregon-Stanford game. jenny ixu is attending th i.'n aooui iju cniiaren anenaea I versiry or ureeon. . I T T . 1 1 ' C . 1 . . .... . . iiic nauwrecii iaj ir muuiui juvjt Aiae vanwinKJP u- a airemoon at me scnooi. spon-1 recent cal r In PnrtianA whMo 1 ... . 1- - T I Tttll. I.. . . " .-.. ..v.. I C wjii u oy ine ouaiuiiian luui-um inen sn visitor! hor hmth rv. nuw. aii vcre in cTOiume uu wno is mere attending vhnn attended the annual I'nion Pa cific Old Timers Convention. Mrs. Isom. prcMilent of the ladles' Auxiliary at Club No. 19. Hlnklo. went as a delegate, and partic ipated in the memorial service held at the convention on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Isom attended a delegate's luncheon In addition to the other meet ings, receptions and banquet. They returned to Irrlgon Mon day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Navarro spent the week-end at the Kah-Nce-Ta Resort at Warm Springs, near Madras. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Williams of Bothell. Wn, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roes Morgan Tuesday evening. Allvn Hobbs. who Is attend Ing DTI at Klamath Falls, spent the week end with his folks, Mr. longer as he is scheduled another later surgery. Mr. and Mrs. George Irvin and Mr. Hennlgan of Arlington were Lexington visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Kenneth calmer returned to her home Sunday after a week in Portland visiting. Mr. Palmer motored down after her each one was presented with favor as they paraded around. After the party a series of car toon films wree shown in tne gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and daughter Jeanne, who Just returned from two years on the island of Guam, were overnight visitors last Friday at the home of Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs. on their way to Great Falls, Mont Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats vis ited at Lexington Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mar quardt They also took Mrs. Blanche Barlow home to llepp ner after visiting here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Root and daughter Jane were Sunday vis itors at the home of Root's mother. Mrs. Florence Root. Other visitors were Mrs. Koot s brotner in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Al Macomber of Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Getz of The Dalles were week-end visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Rash and Mrs. Carol Getz. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West spent the week-end in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Arnin Hug were called to Auburn, wn., last week by the serious illness of Mrs. Hug's sister, Mrs. J. H. Whit-taker. Ed Bethin went to Wheeler to spend several days with Mrs. Benthin, who has been a patient in the Rinehart Clinic there the past two weeks. Mrs. Charles Spies of Portland visited last week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schumann. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George King were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Cox and children Ronnie,! Diane and Wes ley of Portland, and their grand- children Gary and Sherry King of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Zearl Gillespie visited two days last week at Mitchell at the home of Mrs. Gil lespie's brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mess enger. Mrs. Frank Marlow was in Walla Walla Friday and Satur day visiting her aunts, Mrs. Ern est Zerba, and Mrs. A. C. Knud-son. Mr. and Mrs. Grec Lewa and children of Hood River and Glenn Eaten of Portland were Lexington callers over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Leyva of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lemon of Monroe were Morrow county visitors over the week- ciki wnere tney enjoyed some elk hunting. Harvey Wright of Portland who was working this week in Pendleton spent Monday night at the A. F. Majeske home. en over toast, salad, cheese sticks and fruit; Wednesday no school; Thursday hot dogs and potato chips, buttered car- rots and cobbler; Friday potato soup and crackers, peanut but ter sandwiches. vppptahlf stiri and fruit Bread, butter and milk are served with all meals. When you patronize Gazette Times advertisers, you help make a better paper. Tell them you saw It In the Gazette-Times. Mrs. Bill Littrell drove to Prosser Saturday .to attend a Penwomen's meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Isidro Berrones are parents of a baby daughter, Nancy Lorena. who was born at the Good Shepherd hospital in Hermiston October 23. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces. The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 667 of Irrlgon held a Camp-out Saturday night They left Irrl gon at 3:00 p.m., riding part of the way in their Scoutmaster's pickup, then hiking the remain der of the way. The boys camped by the Morrow County Grain elevator. Attending were Tom Van Horn, senior patrol leader; Duane Lamb, assistant senior patrol leader, and Scouts. Har old Stitzel. Tom Stewart, Dennis Lamb, Merle Giersch, Clarence Proctor, Arthur Olln and Mike Anderson. Scoutmaster Kenneth Lamb accompanied the scouts. Mrs. Ellen Caudle, third grade teacher at A. C. Houghton elementary, attended the Inter national Reading Conference held in Portland on Saturday. Mick Tolar. principal at A. C. Houghton elementary, attended the fall conference of the Oregon elementary principals associat ion held at the University of Oregon in Eugene on Thursday and rriaay. Mr. VanZanten of Portland. who is aimiated with the Ore gon Council on Alcohol Prob lems, spoke at the Assembly of God church in Irrlgon Sunday evening. IS ami Chuck Bindner will present a program on "Falconry" at a Nat ional Assembly at the school November 9 at 1 p.m. There will be a volleyball game with Stanfield here No vember 9 at 4 p.m. Cafeteria menus for Riverside High school and Boardman gTade school for the week of November 9-13 are as follows: Monday Hamburgers, buttered carrots, sliced tomatoes on let tuce wedges, pickles and pud ding; Tuesday creamed chick- ANNOUNCING OPEN HOUSE Saturday Afternoon, Noy. 7 and INVITATION TO Morrow County Livestock Growers to our Vef erinary Clinic CONDON HIGHWAY Everyone Welcome - Refreshments J. W. NORENE, D.V.M. (closing out mi rocK UUP SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF CIRCLE B CORRAL WESTERN STORE, TAHOE VALLEY, CALIF. THE GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR! STOCK UP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! 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