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BOARDMAN ITEMS
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turn, Watt s an mrffltfU
l;if at h hum I Ms wMr.i
Vr smI Mrs tVU Hamilton, lasl
Tturty r.W y o ',u-
Mr lutf H"rU
;, t.u. Calif U U"lni h
...m. f rxr -n I n,s
duuehtrt. Mr Mra
Mrs cuwt ' n1 Mr" 011 r
lo -r iinr,-r fufta
t,,m ( f thr lr M-". Mr anl Mrs
Carl Marnuardt. In Unn
la.t Thur1sy evening.
V V !!!. w'io "I"
the It four month rmpli
t LaCmsMV Vah has returned
t., Ih horn of hit In-law
ami d.iuEhfr. Mr and Mra frank
Marlow.
firrnda BUlInc. Pl rartlow
, ,, t.h I in. I Daniel and
Tatty Mil to are atli-ndlng th
ft B at 1 1 I
4 II summer arnooi in v-"-
this w-ek. Mra Ewrtft Daniels
armmpanletl thorn.
.. f ih- riallv Vacation
.UI'IIIIM ... ...
rh..l or the Gl Shepherd
Lutheran chimh had a party
Frldav rvrnlnc at the horns tl
Mrs Ze Wiling". wlln cl'nC
followlnn at Ih church.
Mm ln Iosnry and son.
Jrry and Wayne left last work
for a month visit In Torrance.
Calif at the home of her brother
and sLster-ln law. Mr and Mrs
Kenneth Karwnod.
A shower honoring Connie
Baker, brlde-clert ft Ceorge
Bolce, was held Tuesday even
ing of last week at the home
of Mrs Harold Baker. Commit
tee in charpc was Mrs Russell
Miller, Mrs Eldon Shannon. Mrs
Arthur Allen. Mrs Leo Potts. Mrs
Boy Part low. Mrs Ze Billing,
and Mrs Jack Taylor. A scrap
book was made by the guests
and presented to the honoree.
Out of town kJcs,s wprc Mrs
William Bolce and Janelle Bolce
of Kennewlck, Wash. Other
guests were Mrs Dave Mittels
dorf. Nancy Rands, Mrs Effle
Miller, Mrs Cecil Hamilton, Mrs
Zenrl Gillespie, Erma Loomer,
Mrs Mike Cassidy, Mrs C.olda
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Tixit. nv- J
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Mari"rt KliU. Mi Bl Bi'h
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krr. Mr f.n KUiiS. Mi Uu
Allen, Ct.!n lUKrr, Air
Urd lUkrr. Mi U'ul lrt.
Mr llirold P-ah, u'
P.tit rrtlw. Patty Miller, and
Karen (.rw!ln"
! bll.te rlitl I
WiilUm Cany. h-ru'itd
with a !' -r Thurdy niicht
of Ut -k at the Gr.rfield
CtO hall. H -tesM were Mr.
Cwirc SU-aid. Mlne Sicard.
Mr Th..rnhlll. Mr Charle.
Anderrce. Bartara Anderege.
lh.hy Patten. Mr Klvln tly.
Mr Henry Cantenleln. Mr L
Verne Partlow and Mr Cecil
ii.tn,. Mil Watne Kuhn
sang "S -ln-' It Had to Be
You', "For Me 'd My Gal",
i.eompanied by Mr Wrnc
partlow. Guest from out tf town
..... r Mvrcn Carey or ien-
clleton. Other guest were Fay
Andervm. Mrs Roy Partlow. Mrs
l)a MHtelviorf. Mr Lowell
Shatttirk, Mrs RonalJ BiaiK.
....!,- x,,.riw.. Mrs R B Rands,
Mrs Ze Billing!. Mrs Ray Cron-
qulst. Mrs Armur Anen,
t...K n,r,i Mr Louise Earwood,
Mrs Adallno Baker. Mra Wlllard
Baker. Mrs Margaret mi
nlc Baker. Mrs Walt Wyss. Mra
Ray Brown. Mrs Walter Hayes,
Mrs Rollln Bishop, Mrs Nate
t,..rvM.r Mrs Glen Carpenter,
Mrs Robert Harwood. and Mrs
Mike Cassidy.
Tiros I Satellite
To Aid Northwest
Weather Forecasts
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
The Pacific Northwest, known as
a weather forecaster's "night
mare," should have many of the
unknowns or ocean weamer pui
trns answered by the weather
satellite program started with
Tiros I, an Oregon State College
meteorologist believes.
itrnaMr fnrvrnsts in the TaC
Iflc Northwest arc extremely
I lr r hiwansA of the scanty on
eorvntlnns available Oil cloud
and storm patterns across the
vast Pacific Ocean areas,
Inir to Dr Fred W Decker.
Timo r ulth its repeatod pic
tures of cloud formations, is ex
pected to give a new insigni ami
understanding of development of
storm patterns mat move imo
thn nnnqt. he nolnts out. The
camera-bearing weather watcher
opens a "whole new vista of
weather--and temperaiure-iuic-casting,"
Decker noted.
! nirturpa will let scientific
meteorologists compute many of
the things that now have to be
guessed," he continued. Decker
is in charge of the meterology
research branch of the OSC
Science Research Institute.
Tim nur tpam of research
meteorologists has been conduc
ting extensive studies of storm
patterns coming into the Oregon
roust with weather radar lo
cated atop Mary's Teak.
Bright Futuret Setn
For Beet Lotus
Induttry in Oregon
iWtf.m la the V.t'.A nXib-
t;on if !' '-'" nJ rrsrkrt
l.rt-tlal t'l moke U. lulul
t,n4ht I r I' r 'otc rt tne
ii.ta!iy. f.ircati Marlon
rtwltiaa. t H. i'uf Slat CUSrg
rstrn.lon CtUUlturl
..it.UI.
u. i .. .n i 'u.iri to make
il. br. rati... Oirgon cattU
A . 1 Jh 1 Mjrul.
iu-rl to fna tmw
lot.
.. ...i ......rr-ut i irrdlct
further growth In tf ftu
. a
Industry intjuir.
t,- ti... I u oi i.ut Into orbit
the iftC fcbsrn-atbin hve Urn
tlrpped up even more -
i. f,aii-rnl (J a I n o d
from the 3U0 mile range radar
ran be compared and correlated
with cloud pattern ini;'
ed by the satellite.
n - .. .it,..r radar Studies Bt
OSC have bcn financed during
the past five car vy
In reearth grants from the Nat
ional Slente Foundation and
the U S Army Signal Corps
Engineering Latoratory.
For students Interested In
meteorology. Tims I also opens
tremendous new career fields In
Satellite meteorology, Decker
notCHl. OSC IS One Ol wiojr iv
colleges In the country that pre
..,.r.. atiiutpnts for lobs as pro-
tessionai meiewiK'-
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V-v.; -3- y , 1L '
1, Oefvn cst'.J nd f4
taiax-t mi -ar tte ltrt-
!! rains lit !!. kullX H
1LSI !!. VI lVt
l! afl i.iif t!.l.'J in ti 10
n-ais ars.l lm rtH-vtr4 ti ealn
isrally, -t In t ret 10
2 C-gon h,s cattlo to fr4
mutt than cahrs art
torn tn Orrg..ri ach cr. ThU
U l rrt-r.i mor than 10 rar
o. M4 than two third c4
thr ar be-f taUc. Bcsi'le
ehi- and yrarhng. Oregon
rattle hrrd )U-I4 about 73.WJ0
mua rah year. The numtxr
tan t Im-reaM-d by rangeland
Imjrtrtt-ment. shifting land and
feed from other use, supple
mental ft-dlng. and other mcth
iU a rcx.nonic conditions war
rant, 3. Supply of grain valiabl
ha lMen record large, and will
continue to be.
4. Feeding of hay could be
lii(-rrss4-J. for jxletlng and waf
erlng make It more feasible to
mo hay Into production area.
5. Wheat could be available
for reciting in substantial a-
mount If federal legislation
were changed to rx-rmtt pricing
at feed level.
6. Oregon has the marketing
facilities to move cattle to feed
lots and beef products to con
sumers. On the other side of the pic
ture. Thomas pointed out that
a fccdlot needs to operate on
a year-round oasis ana nanuic
Mother And Baby Doing Fine
In An All-Electric Home!
C:x ;
relatively large amount of Uvt
ktfc and f--4 tu be eftletent
'and sucrrafuL
Tht Uks pKpl ith rww-
jhow and rlauely large
. how can b learneJ from county
pstenslun agent. fr4 com
fntM markrtlne arenelt.
farm pre and othr.
..... 11.11. I. ..M
Tr.e capuai i svimw
- r. Iitnnl ran IMS mt.
Thoma said. Reluctance to put
.... .. ..I. . . . . t A . A M .
capital ino cause -ture
ahould gradusily give way
a tpponunme are rnvin
and as xprlenc builds confl-
dene.
Mr and Mra Harrf oagra
ilmv Sister France Ann. Mary
Claudett. and Marilyn Ann to
Portland Sunday. They had been
the Instructor: for the Catholic
Bible classe which were com
pleted last week.
Mr end Mra Harold McEewea
and ramlly or Klngvtlle. Texas
visited the Harry Bonger one
day last week.
Dr. Darrel Martin
HeppBer Clinic Bid?.
New Office Hours
Moo. & Wed- to S
Friday. I to 3
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