Um nztrnzn GJiirmc-TiMrs. Thun&ar. March n. u Moke Pot Holdert Nimble Thimble Slitchrn ill club mH Mrth 28 sftrr whnl at Mr. Marlene lk-rjMiom's liuttlo. TIhum prrsent were inann Wright. Ksthy Arrtnj: tf n. KathWn MtVlure and Shpr- y Mamy. KsthWrn save a demonstration on how to ew on a button. an4 Sherjl demon ktralmi how to thrra4 a srwlng machine. We all made pot hold or. tXir ih M meeting will be April 9 at Mrs. Beverly Wrights home. - - - . Sherl Ma-V. reixwtec CONGRATULATIONS 1 TO Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (Claude) Cox AND Mr. and Mrs. W. L. (Bill) Cox ON THE 50th ANNIVERSARY Or THEIB Morrow County Creamery CHARLES and HELEN RUGGLES Rugglcs Insurance Agency Plans for Rodeo Talked Monday At Chamber Meet t Continued from pane H tt lack of float." he suil.l Re. ; I.uiiw to the luauv um Herm Won. IVmlleton and other town ho pattlctimte In the parade he aaid. The dav eomlns when It will he harder to sv I'Whv don't you brim? your float over to lleppner? ' " 1 IVterson aald that lleppner needs to rtvlprocate bv taking; floats to parades in the other town. He .Ud that he under doml the SoroptlmWt club plan to build it float this year so' that it can travel to other town. I "Individual merchant should take more interest." Peterson: .ud. Pr. Wallace Wolff wa ap-' pointed to represent the chamber, at the lTA studv cwup meet inns which are designed to work toward maktnit Morrow eountv ; more attraetivee for nool school ', teachers. Bowling Tourney Winners Named I ATTENTION FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE RE CEIVING TREATMENT FROM PENDLETON PHTSICXANS WE OFFER RAPID SERVICE POSTAGE-PAID MAILING OF PRESCRIP TIONS LONG DISTANCE CALLS ACCEPTED COLLECT FOR RUSH ORDERS " " - For Further Information Call or Writ To Medical Center Pharmacy 1100 Southgate Ph. 276-1531 Pendleton, Oregon Elder Boyd Takes New Assignment i Eldoc El wood Bovd. pastor of the Seventhdav Advent 1st rhurvh here for nearly tout ears. expects to leave with hi familv for Omak. Wn- about Mav 1. He will be pastor of churches, at Brewster and Omak. he said, j There are some 130 to 140 In the church there, and the school ! includes 10 grades. Elder Boyd said that he haj thoroughly enjoyea living anu working in Heppner and said that the ministerial association here has been one of the finest groups he has ever known. The spirit of cooperation between churches Is outstanding, he said. I The Bovds came to Heppner Ion Thanksgiving Day of 1952. KCDUCB TAT If your ewerweisht U due '': ratine; and you ul to iri rid of i ht uKty f k "; rd 8L1MODEX. Aemllable wit h.t m dm-tora prrvcriytum sUMOUfcX will help you Ivm the extra pounds by d"crwuunic your dcire rr food, not by atarvtng yuu. but by imply limlnun h"r fur extra portion. SLIMODEX crt only ) end la GUARAN TEED to work or itt your full moner b-k. fiUMODEX ia aold rxrliulrely by: lunr B.X&U Drr I1T V. Mela Mall Orders mUe4 Winner of the Heppner Uty liowlink! Tournament, held nt Eteata Ijinea the week-enda vt Murrh 11. 12. 11 and M have been announced and leeelvcd nwnr.U from Art Pck. manager. SUleell tm-ii' Irani and elfxen women team were entered in the tournament, all entries re quired to be retul.tr bowler at the Heppner lane In team event. tr Aviation, with a score of ton, placed firt for men's team, followed bv 4 two-way tie N-tween Heppner Elk lxMlk'e and Turner. Van Marter and Brian! Insurance, Ml W. for second. Eiit in women' team honor went to radtx'rg Machinery, with ;Y.?S. followed bv the .' Ed I'ole team, at '.'uVt I'aiiuii; lo take fuM in mens doubles were Hubert WiUou ami Jim frlcll. with ,i l-aV om wa the -imlilnatioii of Al Fetich and Elmer Heath, at 1 l.':w. j Vesta Kilkenny and 1W Hunt, at lt.S. took top honor for women's douhle. StH-ond hkh were Marie Mcvjuarrte and JoAnn Uyck. at 1101. i rhamp'ioii In men's single was IV I piper, with a 6TM. fol- . lowed bv Jerry Crvn In MiMnd I place, at Ml. I'herrv Herman pl.uvd first In women's singles with a 573; In .second place was JoAnn Pyck. : at 5ti;. Paul Brown, with a 1S73. plaeel first in men's all-events, wiih Hub'rt Wilson, second at . 1S.VI. I JoAiui Dytk. storing 1723. was champion In women's all- events: second high was June I Bellenbrock. at 167;. Four were named winners In the scratch series. High game scratch for men was Paul Brown, at 2H, with high series scratch for men going to Bob lamp bell, at 624. Eor women JoAnn Dyck took hleh game scratch with a 233 and also the high series scratch with a 546. New Club Organizes Eager Cookerettes 4-H cooking club organized February 21 nt the home of Mancy and Debbie Campbell. Our officers are Den Ise Bloodsworth. president; Tana Rauch. vice president: Nancy Campbell, secretary; Debbie Campll, news reporter, and Sherry Kemp, .song leader. Our leader Is Mary Doherty and our Junior leader Is Barbara Bloods worth. Our second meeting was Golfers1 Work Doy Called for Sunday Wiih the coming of warm nuing da. golfing activities are comlm; to life on tatrwa) of the Willow Cre-k ture. (U-neral work dav I sounded bv club rrckldetil Clint - Mc Uuairle for SumUv morning, April X lo start the annual Hiring srooming and cleanup vt the cure. Many hand can make lii:ht woik of a big hl. so oifUor aie urgently rHjuet Ing help .f all meinhei and In lcret.te.1 frien.U lo (uln the woik P-titv on Sunday, Organised plaV for Uth men and women wilt mm in Ito In full "swing". wiih continued good weather. Vandals Damage Office of Rodeo Sheriff C. J D llauman i in esilgatlng damage done lo the rotco iffnv uniier the buckcrtMi stands at the rodeo grountl The vandalism was rcrted to have rx-en done several week ago but was not reported lo E 11. tTadl Miller. rHl.o chairman, who learned of it only Monday. He notified Sheriff Bauman. Glass pane In the office door was smashed and another win dow In a sliding metal frame was also broken out. Eloures cent lisht tuix-a In an inner room of the office were smashed on a table. Broken bottles and other debris were scattered In the office. Miller said he was advised Monday that the damage wa done during a dance at the fair ground some thre weeks ago. The office was built two years ago and some of the records and supplies of the rodeo commit tee have been stored there. With the windows broken out. the ma terials were left to some expos ure from the weather. Michael Warren Takes Mission Post Elder Mithaet (2. Warren, son . Mr- and Mrs. I'aul Warren, ha tH-en t ailed to serve a West Mexican intnton for the Church ot Je i chrut of letter day Saints, April II he will think Into the Musion Home In Sail I ake City lor tme wttk ami Ihen will n' to Hrtgh.irn Voting University In Plovu. Utah, for U Weeks of ex lemle language training. He will then go lo Hermoslllo, Mex Ictx for two year. There will be a farewell testi monial meeting for Mike Sun day evening, April 3, at 7.U) pm, In the American la'glon hall. Friend and relatives are In v tied. March 10 at Sherry Kemp's borne. We made tomato soup and Jell O salad. We met again March 24 at the Blixnliworth home. Debbie Campbell. reHrter Sells Two Bulls Harold A. Wright. Heppner. has reported the sale of two reg litered horned Hertford bull, one each to the following breed, ers: W. C. Baker. It lot Itock. and Spike Bros. Echo. Knitting Club Meets The Yaineit 4 II Knitting club met at the- home of Mrs. Itachel Harnett on March 23 Tha meet. Ing was otened by Linda Coop er, president, the 4 II pledge was led by Jslmle Snitlh and the pledge of t leg la tic by Unda Cooler. Wo woikcd on pi o Jot Is. 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