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WEEK END T IL i
GARDEN
CLUB ORGANIZED
IN HERMISTON
T h e H e rm isto n U nion hi,
uo0i nuu u) dii m e to r th e tu
.n
m is ween end oetore th ey la ste d vic
to ry m eat. T he s tru g g le began F r i
d a y m g n t w nen L.yie giddy's Irrig o n
aio u rtsters took a , second w in a t th e
.year from th e local boys. A lth o u g h
m e score w as close th ro u g h o u t, I r r i
g o n w as ah ead a co n sid erab le p o r
tio n ot th e lim e, an d w ere ah e a d 32
to 29 w hen th e lin a l w h istle called
a h a lt.
T w en ty -eig h t H erm isto n boys an d
Jo n es a n d H o u g h to n of th e vis
g irls m et re cen tly in th e lib ra ry h a ll
ito r s proved a th o rn to th e locals
w ith Mrs. F ern Z ivney, ad v iser, to
w ith th e ir ex cep tio n al b a ll-h a w k in g
in s titu te a ju n io r g a rd e n club. A no
a n d on several occasions broke aw ay
th e r u n it alre a d y e x ists in th e Co
to score unm olested. P ierso n w as th e
lu m b ia d is tric t w here a club w as o r
s t a r oi th e ev en in g to r H e rm isto n , ganized in N ovem ber.
d ro p p in g in enough b ask ets . to
, . score
. , A fte r c itin g th e pu rp o ses Of a g a r-
15 points. H o u g h to n w as h .g h fo r den club an d di8Cugsing som e of its
Ir rig o n w ith 18.
m any a c tiv itie s , th e c h a irm a n d tr-
T h e lin eu p s:
ected tihe officer electio n . T h e fo l
officers T lected
FOR COM ING YEAR
32 Irrigon lo w in g officers p re sid e n t, v ice p re si
Hermiston 29
P ierso n 15 ...... ,.F............. M ark h am
H ollom an 7 .... F ...... 18 H o u g h to n
C ram p to n ........... C................. 12 Jo n es
Corpe ..................XI..................... B uehl
T ille r 3 ...............G .............. 2 C onnell
S u b stitu te s — H e rm isto n : G e tt-
m an n , W ilcox 2, H am m , M iller 2.
Ir rig o n : R ucker.
O fficials: B eard an d C ushing.
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T he H elix c o n te s t S a tu rd a y n ig h t
w as a th r ille r from th e o p en in g
w histle. T he gam e s ta rte d o u t to be
a closely played defensive a f f a ir w ith
firs t one team and th e n th e o th e r
h a v in g a slig h t ad v an ta g e. A t q u a r
te r tim e found th em tied six to six.
H erm isto n took a slig h t a d v a n ta g e
m idw ay, lea d in g 12 to 11.
T h e team s co n tin u ed th e pace in
th e th ird session an d th e B ulldogs
ad d ed tw o p o in ts to th e ir lead, 16 to
13 a t th e th re e q u a rte r w h istle. T he
la s t period w as a h e ctic session,
w ith both team s ra c in g a t top speed.
H elix tied th e co u n t a t 16, b u t H o l
lom an dropped a g ift sh o t to give
th e lead back to th e B ulldogs. T h en
w ith tw o m in u te s to go a n d H erm
isto n lea d in g 19 to 18, S ch u en in g ,
H elix c e n te r, cam e th ro u g h w ith th e
w in n in g basket.
T he lin e u p s:
Hermiston 19
20 Helix
H o llo m an 3 ...... F ............ 5 K ononen
P ie rso n 6 ............ F .............. 8 H a rg e tt
C ram p to n ........... C.......... 3 S c h u e n in g
C orpe 2 ................G........... 4 H aw k in s
T ille r 6 ................G................ M cEw en
S u b stitu te s — H e rm isto n : H am m
2, M iller. H elix, T u llis.
O fficial, Q u irin g .
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H erm isto n m ade easy w ork of th e
B o ard m an c o n te s t T u esd ay n ig h t,
le a d in g all th e w ay a n d h o ld in g a
34 to 11 m arg in a t th e fin a l w h istle.
H ollom an, w ho is one of th e m ost
im proved p la y e rs on th e sq u a d , h ad
a n " o n ” n ig h t a n d scored 16 p o in ts
fo r h ig h honors.
T he lin e u p s:
Hermiston 34
11 Boardman.
H ollom an 16 .....F ------- 3 P artlow
P ierso n 4 .............r ....................... T y le r
T ille r 2 ................C.............. 6 R ussell
R u g g 4 .................G................. D eM auro
C orpe 2 ................G................ 2 Skoubo
S u b stitu te s — H e rm isto n :
G ett-
m an n , W ilcox, B ensel, C ram p to n ,
H am m 4, S m ith, M iller 2. B o ard -
m a n : Miles, S m ith.
O fficials: B eard a n d C ushing.
Ten Years Ago
T he d e a th of Mrs. R o b ert C rltte n -
d cn d en Todd occurred in P en d leto n
T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n a t th e hom e of
h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. G. E. H o lt.
T h e M utual C ream ery C om pany
w ill v acate its p re s e n t lo c atio n and
m ove to the b u ild in g fo rm erly occu
pied by th e H erm isto n H erald .
C om ing as a su rp ris e to trie n d s
w as th e a n n o u n c e m e n t of th e m a r
ria g e of Mis3 M a rg aret W a te rm a n
an d Mr. R o b ert Y eager.
R. C. M cR eynolds of A lbany, Ore.,
w ho is to have c h a rg e of all service
w ork a t th e R o h rm an M otor com pa
ny. tak es up h is position F e b ru a ry 1.
W illiam R odda, w ho h a s been ill
for a m o n th w ith rh e u m a tic fever. Is
slow ly Im proving,
Mrs. In a W essell of S ta n fie ld w as
in H erm isto n W ednesday.
On W ednesday sev eral lad ies m et
a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. J. W a rn e r in
h o n o r of th e la t te r ’s b irth d a y a n n i
v ersary .
L. C. D yer, S idney B a rn a rd an d
Mr. M iler m ade a bu sin ess tr ip to
P en d leto n M onday.’
almLüton 4 / q . ig .L c L
d en t, se c re ta ry and tr e a s u re r resp ec
tiv ely to serve for o n e y e a r w ere
elected
by secret b a llo t:
E th e l
C lark e, G olden M a rg u e rite : J a c k
Belt. E delvelss; D avid P ierso n , Jo h n
Q uill, and P au l P ierso n , For-get-m e-
n o t. R osalie H am m er w as ap p o in ted
se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s fo r th e n e x t th ree
m onths.
C om m ittees
ap p o in ted
in clu d e:
D avid H azen, flo w er seed ex ch an g e;
B a rb a ra H asse, flo w er p la n t ex
c h an g e; y e a r book, A nn P ierso l,
Ja c k O sborn, F red G im ble, V irg il
L ogan and E th e l C larke. M eetings
w ill be held th e th ird S a tu rd a y of
each m o n th u n til school is out.
M em bers m u st be ac tiv e an d h av e
earn ed 25 p o in ts as a m in im u m p er
m o n th to be e n title d to re g u la r
m em bership, a club p in an d c e rtif i
ca te card to th e n a tio n a l group. V a r
ious w ays of e a rn in g p o in ts w ere
discussed, su ch as b ird feed in g , th e
m ak in g of b ird sh e lte rs, re p a irin g
y ard fences, p ick in g u p a c c u m u la t
ed refuse, c a rin g fo r house p lan ts,
an d o th e r p ro jects.
T h e y e a r book co m m ittee w ill
m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. Z ivney on
S a tu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 10.
O th er H erm isto n hoys an d g irls
w ish in g to jo in th e clu b m ay do so
by a tte n d in g th e n ex t m eetin g , S a t
u rd ay , F e b ru a ry 17.
UMATILLA RAPIDS
DAM REMAINS ON
SENATE DOCKET
L ik e a m irag e on a d e se rt, th e
U m a tilla R ap id s dam keeps b o bbing
up a t in te rv a ls in th e U n ited S tates
S en ate a n d H ouse of R e p re se n ta
tives. A re c e n t In q u iry by E. P.
Dodd in re g a rd s to th e dam b ro u g h t
fo rth a reply from R u fu s H olm an in
d ic a tin g th a t th e issue is fa r from
b ein g lost.
S e n ato r H olm an se n t a copy o f
th e C o ngressional R ecord of J a n u a r y
18, w hich show s th a t th e R iv ers an d
H arb o rs O m nibus b ill, In tro d u ced
la s t y ear in C ongress, w as befo re th e
S en ate th a t day, b u t o w in g to th e
ab sen ce o t sev eral m em bers, in c lu d
in g th e ch a irm a n of th e C o m m ittee
on Com m erce, a c tio n w as delayed.
T h is co m m ittee h ad passed th e m eas
u re by a larg e m a jo rity befo re C on
g ress a d jo u rn ed la s t sum m er.
T he O m nibus bill p ro v id es for
w ork on m any p ro jects s im ila r to
th a t of U m atilla dam an d an a p p ro
p ria tio n of $324.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 to be
used over a period of e ig h t y ears for
d evelopm ent w ork.
SNOW DEFICIT IN
PLANE TRIP FAILS
M O U N TA IN S FEARED TO SAVE IN FA N T
BY IRRIGATIONISTS
A U nited A ir L ines p lan e
J. M. S p en cer, U m a tilla co u n ty
w a te rm a ste r, rev ealed fig u re s th is
w eek w hich In d icated a co n sid erab le
sh o rta g e of snow In th e B lue m o u n
ta in s. W a te r sto ra g e is only a b o u t
33 per c e n t of th e p revious 10-year
av erag e. C h an ces to b u ild u p a s u f
fic ie n t sto ra g e in th e v ario u s d am s
is considered r a t h e r slim .
S to rag e in Cold S p rin g s re s e rv o ir
is a b o u t 15,000 a c re feet an d a t Mc
K ay ab o u t 16,000 a c re feet, Mr.
S pencer advised. As th e ru n o ff h a s
been r a th e r lig h t th is sto ra g e is re
g a rd e d as fa irly good fo r th e p re s
en t.
L o cally th e sn o w fall of la s t w eek
w as c o n tin u in g to h a n g on in sp ite
of w a rm e r te m p e ra tu re s th e firs t of
th e week. T he n ig h ts h av e been s u f
fic ie n tly cold to freeze a ll sm all
pools. T he snow , how ever, b eg an to
tu r n in to slu sh W ed n esd ay a n d is
expected to m e lt slow ly.
T h e w e a th e r re p o rt fo r th e w eek,
acco rd in g to C h arles T aylor, follow s:
20
J a n u a r y 25 ............ .... 28
J a n u a r y 26 ............. .... 31
23
J a n u a r y 27 ............ .... 37
24
J a n u a r y 28 ............. .... 38
12
J a n u a r y 29 .............. .... 37
15
J a n u a r y 30 .............. .... 37
21
J a n u a r y 31 .............. .... 36
32
T o ta l p re c ip ita tio n fo r
w as .47 in.
th e
w eek
BIBLE GROUP TO .
PRESENT PARABLE
T he C h ris tia n E n d eav o r of th e
U nion c h u rc h w ill p re s e n t a t th e
U nion ch u rc h a t 8 :0 0 o'clock S u n
d ay n ig h t th e play, “ T h e R e tu rn of
th e P ro d ig a l,” based on th e B ible
panable of th e sam e nam e.
T h e c h a ra c te rs follo w :
Jo sep h ,
th e p ro d ig al son, Jesse M oore; A b i
g ail, th e d a u g h te r Of a n eig h b o r,
Shem ei, B a tty A n n e M orehouse;
B en n iah , th e so n w ho rem ain ed a t
home, R odney R o g ers;
E lad ,
th e
fa th e r, G lenn W a rn e r ; B ich ri, th e
old se rv a n t, Don DeMoss;
S hem ei,
A b ig a il’s fa th e r, A llan C lark e. T he
n eig h b o rs a re V era Sisson, M arib elle
C lark e, D everde Elw ood and E ldon
Saylor.
w as
u tilized la st week in a fra n tic e ffo rt
to save th e life uf little W illiam
K e n n e th G regory, 24-hour-old son of
Mr. an d Mrs. K e n n eth G regory of
S ta n fie ld , 11 of p n eum onia. Dr. F.
B. B elt of H erm isto n an d Mrs.
B urns, a tra in e d
n u rse ,
to g e th e r
w ith little W illiam and h is fa th e r,
m ade th e tr ip to P o rtla n d to ru s h
th e baby to th e D oernbecher h o sp i
tal.
A supply of oxygen w as ta k e n
w ith them
a n d a d m in iste re d
en
ro u te.
A t P o rtla n d th e baby w as
given m ore firs t aid b u t e ffo rts w ere
fu tile .
F u n e ra l services w ere held In
S ta n field S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n . B u r
ial w as in th e H erm isto n cem etery
w ith Rev. C. W a rn e r o fficia tin g .
UMATILLA PLAYS
ON LOCAL FLOOR
FRIDAY EVENING
U m atilla h ig h school w ill play th e
H erm isto n B ulldogs on
th e
local
floor F rid a y n ig h t in a d o u b leh ea d
er. T he B ulldogs hold one v icto ry
over th e ir n eig h b o rs b u t a re be
com ing som ew hat sk ep tic of B team
schools, h a v in g lost tw o tilts over
th e week end to B ag g re g a tio n s.
U m atilla is well up in th e lis t in
th e W h e a t L eague, in sp ite of th e
loss to Irrig o n T uesday n ig h t. T he
gam e F rid a y is expected to be in
te re stin g .
A th en a comes h ere n ex t T uesday,
F e b ru a ry 6, for th e fin a l hom e gam e
o u tsid e of th e d is tric t p lay o ff w ith
M llto n -F re e w a td r
and
P en d leto n .
T he U m atilla an d A th e n a c o n tests
w ill be th e fin a l ones w h ere season
tic k e ts m ay be used.
F, B. COOPERATIVE
TO HAVE MEETING
S c o u tin g B e c k o n s A l l B o ys
SCOUTING
Waÿ
HERD IMPROVEMENT
GROUP OUTLINES
NEXT YEAR'S WORK
P re s id e n t
R oosevelt's
in fa n tile
p ara y lsis cam p aig n w as boosted by
a sum of $47.30 due to proceeds ta k
en in a t th e card p a rty sponsored by
local g ro u p s M onday n ig h t in th e
h ig h school g ym nasium . T w enty-six
ta b le s w ere In play d u rin g th e eve
n in g , w ith Mrs. J a rv is D u rtey w in
T he a n n u a l electio n of th e U m a
n in g th e la d ie s’ b rid g e prize an d E. tilla H erd Im p ro em en t a sso ciatio n
D. M a rtin for men. P in o c h le honors w as h eld W ednesday aiftern^on In
w ent to Mr. an d Mrs. Sam Moore and th e a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t's office.
E m il Z ivney received th e door prize. M em bers w ere p resen t from varlo u a
A la rg e p ic tu re of P re s id e n t Roos p a rts of th e d is tric t.
ev elt w as d isplayed on th e stag e
O fficers elected in clu d ed : D ell
w ith th e fla g a t his rig h t and a large C h ristle y , p re s id e n t; C h a rle s S eell-
b e a u tifu lly d ecorated cake a t h is ger, vice p re s id e n t; L. C. D yer, se c
left. T h e cake w as la te r au ctio n ed r e ta r y :
an d N els C h ris te n se n of
o ff a t a D utch au ctio n to r a su b B oardm an and W m . Coppock of
s ta n tia l sum . Q uite a n u m b er of A dam s, d irecto rs.
people p atro n ized t h e
c a fe te ria
T h e follow ing a re some of th e s t a
lu n ch eo n c u lm in a tin g a v ery en jo y tis tic s p resen ted a t th e
m e e tin g
ab le evening.
W ed n esd ay by M. E. K n ick erb o ck er,
Mrs. E d ith Cable, c h a irm a n of the a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t. T he fig u re s
p a rty , and h e r v ario u s com m ittees w ere com piled th ro u g h th e e ffo rts
w ish to th a n k th e public fo r its sup- ! of H. R. H a rtle y , te s te r, and L. C.
p o rt and to everyone w ho assisted in D yer, se c re ta ry .
an y w ay w ith food d o n a tio n s, tic k e t
A to ta l of 25 h e rd s w ere te s te d
se llin g an d o th e r w ays. T hey also d u rin g th e y e a r w ith 22 of th is
especially th a n k th e U nion high gro u p fin is h in g th e test. A m ong th e
school board fo r th e use of th e gym 2 2 herds, 4 46 cow s com pleted th e
n asium . Mr. W atso n for h is help, the y e a r's records from w h ich th e fo l
H erm isto n H erald for p u b licity , th e lo w in g reco rd s an d
com parisons
R eb ek ah lodge and th e G ard en club w ere m ade. T he av erag e p ounds of
fo r th e ir assistance.
m ilk produced per cow w as 6421.4
Mrs. Jan ies Todd, se c re ta ry of the and 303.5 pounds of b u tte rfa t. T h e
L egion a u x ilia ry group, se n t a ch eck a v erag e valu e of p ro d u cts p er cow
of $47,30 to Mrs. Tom K e atin g , w as $126.19, w hich w as o ffset by a n
co u n ty ch a irm a n , a t P e n d leto n W ed av e ra g e feed cost of $45.53, leav in g
nesday.
an a v e ra g e p ro fit above feed cost of
$81.66. T h e feed cost w as divided
Into tw o d ivisions, $33.19 for ro u g h -
age an d $12.34 for g ra in . T h e above
re p re se n ts a re tu rn of $2.77 fo r each
d o lla r s p e n t fo r feed.
A com parison w as m ade sh o w in g
A re g u la r m e etin g of th e H erm is
ton Rod & G un club w ill be held th e a d v a n ta g e of feed in g h ig h g rad e
M onday n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 5, in the cows, u sin g fo r fig u re s th e reco rd s
A m erican L egion h all, b e g in n in g at of th e ten h ig h cows of th e associa
th e
ten
8 :0 0 o’clock. Besides th e a n n u a l tio n in com parison w ith
T he te n h ig h cow s averaged
election of officers, o th e r im p o rta n t low.
business w ill be b ro u g h t before the 10,654.5 p o unds o f m ilk a n d 495.2
pounds b u tte rfa t, w h ile th e ten low
club.
F ra n k B ild erb ack , p re sid e n t, u rg cows produced only 3,170.8 pounds
(C o n tin u ed on page 5)
es th a t a ll club m em bers a n d those
1939 RECORDS SHOW
BIG MEMBERSHIP
ROD & GUN CLUB
TO MEET M ONDAY
a tte n d
th e
PAYNE IS NAMED
CHURCH DIRECTOR
O scar W. P ayne, fo rm er M etho
d is t m in is te r in H erm isto n , h as re
c en tly been honored by b e in g n am
ed th e d ire c to r of relig io u s ed u catio n
of th e Salem F ir s t P re s b y te ria n
ch u rch . He w ill assum e h is d u ties
A pril 1.
Rev. P ay n e h as been connected
w ith th e W illa m e tte P re s b y te ry ,as
S u n d ay school m issio n ary for th e
p ast few y e a rs an d h as sp e n t m ost of
th e tim e tra v e lin g . In h is new posi
tio n he w ill reside in Salem w here
he h as had his h e a d q u a rte rs.
M r. P ay n e is a b ro th e r of H arvey
P ay p e of H erm isto n and visited here
th is sum m er.
H arris Enlists W ith Air Corps
W illiam H . H a rris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. G eorge W. H a rris o r H e r
m isto n , h as en listed in th e arm y a ir
corps th ro u g h th e P en d leto n r e c r u it
ing office, L ie u te n a n t C olonel H. D.
B agnall, P o rtla n d re c r u itin g offic
er, announces. H a rris, a 1937 g ra d
u a te of H erm isto n h ig h school and a
fo rm er s tu d e n t a t O regon S ta te col
lege, w ill serv e a t Moffeitt field in
C alifo rn ia, sta tio n of P acific coast
ob serv atio n and p u rs u it sq u ad ro n s.
No h o ld o u ts w ere listed in th e
1941 te a c h in g c o n tra c ts se n t o u t r e
c en tly by th e h ig h school d is tric t in
H erm isto n . A ccording to S u p e rin
te n d e n t W. G. K ersb erg en , th e h ig h
school s ta ff re tu rn e d sig n ed co n
tra c ts 100 per cen t, in d ic a tin g th a t
th e s ta ff w ill p ro b ab ly re m a in In
ta c t n e x t year.
A lth o u g h no d e fin ite in fo rm a tio n
w as o b tain ed , it is u n d ersto o d th a t
th e te a c h e rs received a little boost
in sa la rie s e ffectiv e n e x t y ear.
Mrs. Nation Enjoys Birthday.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
PROVES SUCCESS
M ONDAY EVENING
T he a n n u a l m e e tin g of m em bers
of th e F a rm B u reau C o o p erativ e of
H erm isto n w ill be held a t th e A m er in te re ste d in w ild life
ican L egion h all F rid a y , F e b ru a ry m e etin g M onday.
9, b eg in n in g a t 2 :0 0 o’clock. In
cluded am ong o th e r business w ill be
th e election of d ire c to rs fo r sev eral
d is tric ts of th e C ooperative.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
SIGN CONTRACTS
Mrs. F a n n ie N atio n , of A llian ce
N eb., m o th er of B, J . N atio n , cele
b rated h e r 83 rd b irth d a y 'W ednes
day. Mrs. N atio n Is v is itin g In H e r
m isto n w ith h er son an d fam ily . T he
occasion w as celeb rated w ith a fam
ily d in n e r.
NUMBER 24
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 1, 1940.
Baptist Church Redecorated
CREDIT U N IO N HAS
YEARLY ELECTION
FRIDAY EVENING
M em bers of th e H erm isto n F e d e r
al C red it U nion held itheir a n n u a l
m e e tin g in th e basem en t of th e lib
ra ry F rid a y ev en in g , J a n u a r y 26,
w ith a good crow d In a tte n d a n c e .
M. G, H edw all, O. G. S haw a n d E. H .
D u n n in g w ere elected as d irecto r«
for tw o y e a r term s.
C. J. Ja ck so n and D. E. M cM illan
w ere elected as new m em bers on th e
c re d it com m ittee. Mrs. G eorgia H e n
d erso n , E m ery Cox and A dolph H ey-
den w ere elected a s su p erv iso ry co m
m ittee.
T he tr e a s u re r 's re p o rt disclosed
th e fact th a t d u rin g th e C red it U n
io n ’s five y ears of o p e ra tio n th e r e
have been no bad lo an s ch a rg e d off
and 90 p er cen t of th e loans have
had no d elinquency.
A t a m e e tin g of th e board of d i
re c to rs la s t T u esd ay n ig h t, M. G.
H edw all w as chosen p re sid e n t, W. C.
K lk, vice p re sid e n t, and E. H . D u n
n in g , tr e a s u re r a n d m an ag e r.
T h e H e rm isto n C re d it U nion h as
o p e ra te d d u rin g th e p a st five y ears
In a q u iet w ay w ith little o r no p u b
lic ity , and h as now
reach ed
th e
p o in t w h ere it is no lo n g e r In th e
e x p e rim e n t stag e.
C re d it
U n io n s
a re allow ed to pay up to six p er
c e n t div id en d on sa v in g s a c c o u n ts,
th e a m o u n t of dividend b e in g d e te r
m ined acc o rd in g to th e e a rn in g s of
th e o rg a n iz a tio n .
T h e B a p tist ch u rc h is u n d erg o in g
ex ten siv e in te rio r d e c o ra tin g th is
w eek. A new ceilin g of fir tex w ill
aid both th e a p p e a ra n c e and accous-
tics. P a in tin g and v a rn is h in g w ill
follow , a c o rd ln g to G rayden Lore«,
pastor. W. R. L on g h o rn Is su p e rv is
T h e H erm isto n A m erican L egton
in g th e job, w ith v o lu n te e r la b o r-a s
P ost e n te rta in e d th e A u x ilia ry la d
sistin g .
les w ith a tu rk e y d in n e r in th e L eg
ion hall la s t T h u rsd a y ev en in g , J a n
u a ry 25. O ver 50 m em bers w ere
Extension Specialist to Speak
Mrs. B uena M aris, ex ten sio n spe p resen t to enjoy th e b o u n tifu l d is
c ia lis t on fam ily re la tio n s, of O regon play of food p rep ared by th e m en
S ta te college, w ill be th e p rin cip al cooks.
R ep o rts fo llo w in g th e m eal
sp eak er a t a m eeting of th e P a re n t in d icated t h a t sev eral ex c e lle n t ch efs
S tu d y club of th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ w ere on h and to p re p a re th e v ic
asso ciatio n , n e x t T h u rsd a y , F e b ru tu als.
a ry 8, a t 2 :0 0 p. m. in th e L egion
T he a ff a ir w as th e c u lm in a tio n of
h all. T he public Is c o rd ially Invl- a m em b ersh ip d riv e c o n test w hich
tel to a tte n d .
w as w on by th e A u x iliary .
POST ENTERTAINS
A U XILIA R Y GROUPS
When the Boy Scouts of America celebrates its 30th birthday on
Thursday, February 8, all of the 1,330,000 Scouts, Cubs and Scout
leaders will re-dedicate themselves to the service motive which has
characterized the Movement for three decades. Scouting offers ad
venture. fun and achievement—attractive to all boys— through the
democratic life of the Scout Troop and Patrol, as essential ingredi
ents in its character-influencing program for the boys of America.
Drawing on the rich experience of the Movement, local and national
Scout leaders anticipate the opportunity to serve more boys annually.
BASKETBALL: Bulldogs vs. Umatilla High Friday
Athena High Tuesday