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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNEB GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. AprU 22. 1971 1 SPRAY NEWS Boardman Tillicum Club Sets Spring Activities By MART LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN The Boardman Tillicum Club sponsored the an nual raster Kgg hunt at River side High School Those who found the gold and silver eggs In the three ago groups were Troy Flug and Brian Kruger, Jetf Moyer and Derrick Trum hull, Joe Daltaso and Carol Ann Donovan. Tillicum members in charge of the hunt were Mrs. Rod Flug, Mrs. Jerry reck, Mrs. Bill Nel son, Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mrs. John Harvey und Mrs . Jerry Meyer. High School senior, was crown- SPRAY A dinner guest Thurs day, April 8. at the Don Griffith home was Ralph Jackson from iicrmlston, Arriving AprU 9 to spend the weeKena at the Don Griffith homo were Bob and Pat Straub of Salem Helping brand cattle April 10 ot me urlffith ranch were Bill Mrs. I. M. Docken was host ess for the Boardman Tillicum Club at her homo Tuesday night with Mrs. Jerry Meyer co-hostess. Dolrs McClellan was a guest. la-pots were made on the al most completed Cancer drive which the club is sponsoring. The club voted to sponsor a t n scnoiursiup to summer school. Mrs. Ralph Skouho and Mrs. Dewey West, Jr., were appoint ed to be on the benevolence committee. Announcement was made of the spring convention of the 7th District of the Oregon Federa tion of Women's Clubs to be held at Milton-Frecwater April 20. WAC Plana Parties The Women's Activity Com mittee of Greenfield Grange met Wednesday afternoon at the grange hall, starting with lunch eon. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Marlow and Mrs. Larry Phillips. Mrs. Rollin Bishop was a guest. The club voted to end the ser ies of card parties May 4, with the prizes to be given out May 11. Hostesses appointed for par ties for the next four weeks are: AprU 20, Mrs. Walter Hayes; Ap ril 27, Mrs. Leonard Bedord; May 4, Mrs. Marlow; May 11, Hazel Miller. The next night card par ty will be held April 24 with Mrs. Marlow and Mrs. Miller as hostesses. The club voted to buy a chair carrier for the grange hall. There were four tables of pi nochle In play at the card par ty held Tuesday at the Green field Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Commit tee of the grange. Mrs. Ronald Black was hostess, assisted by Mrs. M. I. Oveson. High piize was won by Mrs. Rupert Kennedy and low went to Mrs. Don Downey. Mrs. Ar thur Allen and Mrs. Kennedy received the traveling pinochle prizes. New Stamp Carol Moen, postmaster, an nounced the coming sale of a new 8-cont stamp at the post office, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the state of Mis, souri's admission to the union It will go on sale first May 8 at Independence, Mo., and will be on sale here May 9. ed queen of the Junior senior Chapman, Buck Leckle, Ronnie prom Saturday night. She was Hrlsbols, Gig Greeg. Dan Petit crowned bv Darwin rhrllan. Bill Richards, and Miko Adams. sen, Junior class president. Her A,1"..n1dinf 'he d?? wer? escort w as Kev Alexanlan. Prln- Penny Chapman. Arrlvins late cesses and escorts were Cathy I" t'le afternoon on her way to meriy ana Dennis Rob ns. Pat-iJonn uny lor taster was tva tl Proctor and Jerry Mesteth. riifntn of Heppner, Drendii Proctor and Clarence n Easter Sunday the Don rroctor. Grimm family attended the 23th Triple Housowarming Wpftrlinir Annlvnrsnri nnrlu In nl9 OCnOOl DITISIOQ rt - - . ' l .. ... ... . . I? . - a i ,.... ..,- isi innitn wnoo. sm: zna mi . .... . i iiiiiv iur t i Him ill 1 1 v mii-ii i Hie uonniman Tillicum Club . II . ' D;in Petit. 750: 3rd Kav Criteh , i . i tut ii iiit-v tirovt? tu lontion wiiL-rt-ir - ' Ill'Ul a surprise progressive night to serve cupper for the dance so Nancy helped In the serving, On April 18, Nancy returned to Fossil at 9:13 to catch the bus going back to Canada Spray Amateur Hour On April 3, the 2 1th Annual Amateur Hour was held at Spray, Oregon, In the school gym. The Western Gentlemen played for the contestants and also for the dance that follow ed. Winners: Grade School DlTislon 1st Johnny Griffith, $10; 2nd Linda Dennis and Lisa Som merall, 7.50: 3rd Crystal Inger soil, 5.00; Best Female Perform a nee Crystal Ingerol, 5.00; Best Male Performance Johnny Grlf ith, 5.00, ia ..i.itA t. ir i T..i liniKownrmlnn n.rtJ J ..-mi.-u int.- iunru uiiiir.oii evpnini fnr m- ., t t !i fnrn',r enjoyed supper In Con 7'lnR.r0r.r-"d ln and attended the movie. ...i. nitu iiia. um iit-i- I ..iu. - u n..H r-itu .t m.. T.... n .i.... ... Yinitwt til till! utll UlUlllll iu uim inn, imy j uninw III I u, a.ii n ....... r-l r--t h,.p r,nm rw.ufoii ..,, homo on Anr11 I2 wn Glen Grlf nt-iYtu in tut; nug lllillll', ine main dinner course at the Nel Leona Welse is home from a two week's stay In the St. Vin CAIt lllfM A A 1 ... ..a. 1. hnlT it t i ,ul eent Hospital. She wishes to home of Mrs. Partlow. Those ,,,,, .-a. . .i. thank all her friends for their prayers, cards and flowers, On April 5, Mr. and Mrs. A nmim Wd tr M- on,l M vi miuurui ?r.i; ; : r. , their daughter Mrs. George In j present Included Mr. and Mrs, Rupe Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Honk le, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Meyer, Ms. Jim Bar, rick, Mrs. Pete Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Hug and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo. Shorty Tyler Passes Graveside services were to be held Tuesday at Boardman Rlv erview Cemetery for Lawrence (Shorty) Tyler, 61, a former res ident of Boardman, who died April 16 in Portland. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Grace Tyler of Portland; four brothers, Elmer of Bend, and Harold, Ernest and Delbcrt of Portland; and three sisters, Hazel Warner and Hilma Lee Yusckat of Portland, and Lucile Plocher of Chaska, Minn. Mr. Tyler left Boardman about 25 years ago to live In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash and Diane went to Bend over the weekend to visit at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rash. Mr. and Mrs. Marc McGowan and Michelle of Salem were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. McGowan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elvln Ely. Sunday vis itors at the Ely home were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lilly and child ren Jay, Jerry and Joyce of Pendleton. Mrs. Ed Kuhn has returned home from the Umatilla Hospi tal. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander egg of Pendleton were visitors Thursday at the homo of Mr. Anderegg's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyss. They also visited at the home of Mrs. Amln Hug. Grange Visitation Six granges in Morrow and Umatilla County were represent ed at visitation night at Green field Grange Saturday night. Two members were present from Rhea (.reek Grange, six from Willows Grange at lone, five from Lexington Grange, and 16 from Greenfield, all of Morrow County; and six from Columbia Grange at Hcrmlston and five from Stanfleld Grange in Uma tilla County. Among the guests were Joe DuPuis of Stanfleld, Umatilla County Pomona mas ter; Bob Daniels, master of Stanfleld Grange; DorrU Graves, master of Rhea Creek Grange; Ed Hunt, master of Leixngton Grange: Bob Hack, master of Columbia Grange; and Morton Wolverton of Hermiston, Uma tilla County deputy. j . Hazel Carpenter was present ed with a past master's pin for ner three years of serving as master of Greenfield Grange. Wlllard Miller of Irrlgon was voted In as a new member of the grange. Mrs. Louis Halvorsen of Wil lows Grange was In charge of the folowlng program: group singing, "It's a Good Thing To Be A Granger"; skit by Louis Halvorsen and Art Dalzell: Eas ter reading, Roger Childers; reading. "Don't Be In a Hurry", Dorris Graves; reading, "I Know Something Good About You", Frances Smouse; reading, "A Letter to a Son From His Moth er", monologue, Mrs. Halvorsen; group singing, "Old McDonald Had A Farm." RlTwsld Has Prom Donna Pummel. Riverside Mercury Treated Seed Told By HAROLD E. KERR County Extension Agent gersol home to Spray. The A halts stayed all night before they returned to their home. On May 3, Mr. Doug Freeman of Gilliam County will speak in the Spray Cym at 8:00 p.m. on the drug problem. The public is cordially invited. The playground at Spray is progressing very welL On April 14, many volunteers poured one third of the playground. On Ap ril 19, the workers poured an other section of cement. If pos. sible, we will have it finished by the end of this month. The Spray High School Prom will be Friday, April 23 at 8:00 p.m. Music will be furnished by the Western Gentlemen. The dance will be semi-formal. April 15, Nancy Allison of Canada came to Oregon to visit. Mrs. Olive Reade and Cindy met her In Fossil Monday evening at 6:15 p.m. Nancy was one of the 4-H'ers who came to visit the families of Gilliam and Wheeler coun ties. While here, she was a guest of the Kenneth Reade family of Spray. On Friday, April 16, Nancy visited Spray High School which Is much smaller than her own school In Canada. On April 17, the Reades and Nancy went to John Day and Long Creek. That evening they attended the Smoker and dance in Spray. It was the seniors low, 5.00; Best Female Perform ance Nadine Wood, 5.00; Best Male Performance Dan Petit, 5.00. Adult Dirlsion 1st Linda Hardestry, $10; 2nd Mary Jo BrLsbols, 7.50; 3rd Carol Burris, 5.00; 4th Kathy Brisbois. A year subscription to the Heppner Gazette; Best Fe male Performance Linda Har- desty, 5.00; Best Male Perform ance Bud Craft. 3.00; Best Croup Performance The Mc Cova. $10: Best Solo Performance, Nadine Wood, 5.00; All Around Award Dn Petit, $20. SPRAY April 10, Connie Splvey and Mrs. Bernadine Nel son entertained the nursery class from Assembly of God Church with on Easter Egg hunt, candy rabbits and Ice cream cones. On April 3, Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Lollar of Mitchell, Beverly Stephenson and daughter, ueor Kla of Prlneville were dinner cuests of the Jack Ashmeads, On March 22. Mrs. juyrna Hfrhartis came home from the hospital in Portland. On April 2, Bill Richards came homo from the hosnltal In Heppner. On Aoril 2. Ray Gates found seven balloons above the house In a field where he was disk in?. Inside the balloons, he found the names of girls from Richland. Wn., who are mem bers of a Brownie Girl Scout roon. The names are Kim Rabe, Kippio Watson and Kicnio un ion. The other names were Il legible. Mrs. Candlce Adams arrived homo from California April 5 to sit her parents, Mr. and Mrs Odell Adams. (hi 1 alwayl tlraddl tt whit Um, ult to b toft." i Mr. and Mrs. Jerty Beach of Gervals, Ore., have been visit ing friends In Spray. While here, they stayed with W. L Chapmaru. Mrs. B-ach visited the high school April 3. Guests of the George Nichols family for the Easter season wcro their five children and families. I Mr. and Mrs. Kay Boler and family have been visiting his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boler of Spray. Mr. and Mrs. Ahalt of Rogue River, brought their daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Ingersoll, back to Spray April 3. They stayed all night with Mr. and Mrs. George Ingersoll before returning home. HERMISTON OEEOBfBMD Appliances RICK'S HOUSE OF DISCOUNT "If We Don't Have It Son of a Gun!" 2133 N. 1st Hermiston Ph. 567-89G0 Home of Norge Appliances Appliances Furniture Air Conditioning New & Used Automobiles Rohrman Ford Ford Since 1930 Ph. 567-3291 Hermiston, Oregon Automotive CAMPBELL MOTORS Sales & Service Oremlln, Hornnt, Ambassador a.M.l.l. Tina "t Tnvntnl Car. I'lc'ltiips and 4-Wheol Prlr 1 .1 . . 1 . a " Body and Fender Repair It Painting Auto aiaas Service Hermiston Ph. 667-6930 GRIFFIN GODWIN AUTO YARD Used Cars Everything In Automotive and Car Parte New Used Rebuild a Wholesale Retail The home or "one minion road-tested parts" Troy Griffin Sam & Chris uoawin Herm.-McNary Hwy. Ph. B67-66U Boats Harry Phillips Company Herm.-MoNary Hwy. Ph. 567-5982 or 567-8343 Boats Motors Trailers Sales and Service DATSUN DEALER "Open 7 Days A Week To Serve You" You Can Insert Your Advertising Message for A Low Rate Call 676-9228 Floor Covering STARRETT'S DECOR CENTER Carpet, Drapery, Paint Formica, Linoleum, Wallpaper Expert Installation Free Estmlates 10u0 N. First Hermiston, Oregon Phono 667-6324 MEADE'S FLOOR COVERING 500 N. 1st Phone 567-6213 Carpeting Draperies Paints Floor Covering Wall Tile We Install everything bu the paint Moving; BEKINS SINCE 1891 world wide moving and storage CALL COLLECT GO MAC MOVING AND STORAGE 140 S. W. 11th Hermiston Herm. 567-5175 Pend. 267-1357 Call on the Professionals Harold Godwin Bob McAhern Refusal to. grant the right-of-way killed 6,200 persons in 1966. Call 676-9228 for Directory Ad Rates LARSEN TRANSFER CO, 'Home Of the Happy Movers" 2122 N. First Hermiston, Ore. Marvin Fleldsted Ph. 567-8333 Agent United Van Lines Cereal grain seed has beon treated with various fungicide materiuls for many decades to prevent certain diseases. The most common of these cereal diseases is common bunt or stinking smut of wheat. Barley diseases controlled by Mercury are loose smut, barley stripe and several others not quite so com mon. Mercury has been used for protection of cereal grain since 1915. Tills fungicide has been so highly effective and the treat ment so necessary that we have taken for granted that virtually all grains have been treated prior to painting. Residue studies show that no residual Mercury is present in grain produced from treated seed. The Mercury treated seed when fed to live stock, however, may kill or in Jure the animals. If the animals are fed low levels of the treated seed they may show no 111 ef fects but contain enough Mer cury In their tissue to cause death or injury to the person consuming them. Several problems have arisen from the spillage and leftover treated seed. We must recognize that most of the hazards associ ated with the use of treated seed grain can be overcome with eood management. I believe that wheatgrowers when fully aware of problems of this kind will take the precautions neces sary. We recommend the following management practices for hand ling treated seed. 1. Do not feed Mercury treat ed seed to livestock (or any other treated seed). 2. Make certain stored seed Is labeled with the name of the fungicide used. It should be kept dry and secure from ani mal "break-in." 3. Avoll spillage when loading drills. We have sufficient data to show that wildlife have pick ed up Mercury treated seed. This can be kept to a minimum by avoiding spillage around the treater, the drills and leaky truck beds. 4. Bury treated seed that Is not to be kept over. Cover It suf ficiently so animals cannot un cover it WHO'S WHO IN PENDLETON 1971 Pharmacy HERMISTON DRUG ZEPHYR ELECTRIC, INC. 842 S. B. Emigrant Ave. Electrical Contractor W. F. (Mike) ZIMMERMAN Pendleton, Oregon 97801 Bus. Phone 276-6921 Res. Phon 278-636S Hill's Furniture & Manufacturing Co. Custom Upholstered Furniture Complete Home Furnishings Carpet Vinyl, Draperiea Dress Fabrics Ro-upholstery . Airport Road B.E. Hill Sons, Owners Phona 276-7033 P. O. Box 1686 BRANDL'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE George and Jean Brand!, Owaara Everything in Used Furniture and Appliances at the Lowest Prices In I Eastern Oregon. Ph. 276-2353 301 S. W. 20th Pendleton Open Six Days A Week to Serve You 114 Main Ph. 567-3072 "Your Family Drug Store" FOUNTAIN RECORD DEPT. PRESCRIPTION DEPT. Gifts For All Occasions Sid Thompson Motors 2003 S. W. 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