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Peg 4 Hcfpprer Gazer te Times, Thursday, August 1, 1957 Boardman Due For Dial Phones On August 3 Gardening Days Are Salad Days By Mary Lee Marlow Miss Zelma Cowan, Jimmie Mill Boardman will soon be using Jer, Lester Norman, Bobble Tayl dial telephones. Walter Karnoff. I or Martin and Douglas Shattuck, owner of the Eastern Oregon Tele-i Jerry P. Kurt and Barbara phone Company at Pilot Rock. iGantenbein, Roger Garvlson, Ukiah and Boardman, has had ; Rosemary Deulin, Marie Potts, his crew busy the past weeks Lorelei Hamilton, Colleen And getting the new phones installed. mn and Douglas Healy. They will be officially in use at Mrs. Walter Hayes accompanl 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3. ed her sister, Mrs. Louise Le Trace of Echo, to Spokane, Wash. last week to visit at the home of Mrs. Hayes' son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. John A special meeting of the Tilli cum club was called by the pres ident. Mrs. Dewev West, for Tues day night of last week, to make:c!auhtor' plans for the dance to be held in:Balcllno- Heppner Saturday night, Aug. 31 Mrs. Allen Ely and children in honor of Boardman's Princess Ricky and Renee of Moses Lake, Lorena Coder of the Morrow Wash, visited at the home of Mr. county fair court. The princess is and Mrs. Elvin Ely two days last sponsored by the club. Music for week. Mary Ann Rands Is attending summer school in Portland. Mrs. Edna Whor of Manning, Iowa visited her aunt, Mrs. Vera Pruter, last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barlow of Washougal, Wash, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Coats. Barlow Is Mrs, Coats' cousin, and the two had Scott, Miss Zelma! not seen each other for about 25 Elvin Ely daugh-1 years. the affair will be furnished by Joe Banana's band. Sandwiches, coffee and punch will be sold. Mrs.Ronald Black, vice-president, presided in the absence of the president. There were seven members present, and Mrs. Ron ald Haas was a guest. Next meet ing will be Aug. 13 at the home of Mrs. West. Miss Jean Cowan, Mrs. Eileen left Monday for a weeks ( Members of the Crusaders stay at the Cannon Beach Bible group of Community church were conference. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mil-1 given a surprise picnic by their ler left Tuesday to attend the. loaders Miss Jean Scott and Miss conference also Miss Barbara Anderegg was hostess at her home Wednesday evening of last week for a barbe cue supper for the young people's group of the Community church Zelma Cowan Wednesday of last week, when they were taken to the Umatilla city park. 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Mrs Eugene Risley, and child ren Judy, Butch and Melodie, ! left for their home at Anchorage, ' Alaska Saturday by plane from Portland after visiting the past two months at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wor den. Mr. and Mrs. Worden took her to Portland Friday evening.' Mrs. Jewell Loop and daughter Cathy, and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hinkley accompanied them to Portland. i .Mrs. Bob Zerba and children Debbie and Dennis of Athena vis-' ited from Sunday till Tuesday at the home of her mother, Mrs. I Blanche Jones. Her husband i brouhgt them down Sunday and1 returned home that evening. j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen went to Sunnyside, Wash. Sunday to' visit at the home of their son and darjghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart vis ited in Estacada over the week- 1.-..U ol iuC uuuie ui mis. siuw-1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krebs. art's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar j Arlington, were guests of Mr. Veelle, Sr. anfi Mrs. Rnhprt I.nwp nnp Hav Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johnson and asr WOpk oaugnter uuree, and Sharon McKennay of The Dalles visited Mr. and Mrs. George Weise and nthpr frtanrlc horn MnnHa.r I Mrs Omega Pnvett of Ava, Mo. was a recent visitor at the home of her brother-in-law and sister- n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rippee. Toivo Simila of Portland spent the weekend here with Mrs. Sim ila and children, who have been staying at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Skoubo, for the past six week. Cecil Hamilton and Delbert Carpenter spent the weekend at their homes here from Belling ham, Wash. Other visitors at the 'Carpenter home were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carpenter and child ren Johnnie and Anne of Seattle. Members of the Sugar and Spice 4-H cooking club and the Hop and Scratch poultry club en joyed a picnic at the sand dunes Tuesday afternoon of last week.1 Mrs. Everett Daniels leader of the poultry club and Mrs. Myron Watts went with them. Present were Patti Partlow, Linda and Cheryl Daniels, Toni Taylor, Anita Garner, Karen Anderson, Brenda Billings, Diana and Carina Malone, Charlotte McKenzie, Al berta Carpenter, Anna May Mc Quaw, Patty Miller, Jack Taylor, Billie Getz, Jimmy Hoffman, Kerry Daniels and Richard Watts. David Skoubo is visiting in Kennewick, Wash, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kunze. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Russell Tuesday of last week were Mrs. Russell's sisters, Mrs. Richard Nelson and daughter Lila of The Dalles, and mrs. Cecil Raines and four child ren of Mt. Vernon, Wash. o- Mr. a"d Mrs Eddie Cunderson and family are spending a week's vacation at the coast l - ' - .SiammaA .? 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For, without adding a single calorie, this sweetener gives cooked and baked foods a naturally sweet, sugar-like flavor. Whether you're weight-watching or not, we think youll enjoy this sweet yet tangy dressing: TOMATO SOUP DRESSING (Low-Calorie) Vi cup salad oil 2 teaspoons Sucaryl solution 1 cup vinegar ' or 16 tablets, crushed 1 can (101 ounces) 2 tablespoons chopped onion tomato soup Vi teaspoon garlic salt Combine all ingredients and blend welL Makes 2 cups or 44 tablespoons. Each tablespoon contains 28 CALORIES; 0.1 gram protein; 2.6 grams fat; 1.1 grams carbohy drate. If made with sugar, each tablespoon would contain 45 CALORIES. Mr. ctd Mrs. Herb Hamilton and daughter left Monday for their new home at Klamath Falls. Ea$y Come, Ea$y Go, 1$ $ame $ad $ong Fatter paychecks lined the Am erican worker's pockets last year, but his money went out as fast as It came in. 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