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Noven.btr II, I:. Cut .lS latrj labrvary I). 1913
From Tht
County Agent's Office
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NATION At I0ITOIIAI
WnmniMrriia
rXANCCS L. WtLDMAN
AaaoclaU Putltahai
PuLlUUJ L'very Thursday aJ Entered ( the Putt Of fie at Jleipnrr. Oregon, as SwxinJ Class Matter
Sutavrlptlon Hairs: Morrow and Grant CuunUr. II.QU Year; i:i-hrt ft W Year, SlngleCoiylOCctO
Judge Peterson Comments . , .
lUrvry Aluminum ami the Bonneville Pvwer
Admud-tration annuned the vignlng of a IW
year contrail fur the supply i4 cltH-trifal power
f r an aluminum reduction plant to be built In
the .Wthwt-M. The agrrement pruvjdes fur 73.000
kilowatt of firm and 73,000 kilowatts of sec
ondary wrr. Site selection 1 to be mad by
July 1. 10C1. with aeheduled operation of the
facility In IDCl THE DALLES OPTIMIST.
Judge Oscar Peterson, Morrow county, com
ments: "Tlio above 20 year contract Involve the
same amount of power at la now being used by
the Harvey Aluminum plant at The Dalles. The
Ituard of Directors of the company haa author
led the cotwtruction of a mill which will In
crc.iM? the capacity of the company for fabricating
mill products ta over 150,000 tons per year. The
r..i!i.jn cmi-aris-n present facility U Co.000
t..i! Iff year.
"All tht means that the ecommy of aome
plan- In Oicf-n or Washington will t greatly
li.iKaMd by the construction of this rww plant
W raniwt In !p but le greatly elated over thla
bn of prcB.H-my which is In pruopect for one
if our neighboring communilic. Some 50 people
arc employ -d at The Dalles plant of which at
Iraki thiee fourths were local residents.
"However, Harvey Aluminum Is presently In
volved In a tax dispute In Its present location
Last year the company paid Into the county of
Va-o S."tf.ono In taxes on an asse-jea evaiua
ti.n of 19 million dollar. This evaluation was
later ntiwd to million by the Wasco County
KualiAition Board. Still later the Mate Tax
Commission set the evaluation at 43 million
dollars. The controversy la now In the courts for
a final decision and a hearing Is net for Nov. 28.
It Is hoped this controversy can be settled
early and that the tax climate will be such that
the additional plant will be located In Oregon
h- a u c4
Boardman News
By MART LEE MA BLOW
"New nooms for Old," a
guide to do it with fabrics In
remodeling homes, was viewed
by memebrs of the Boardman
Tillicum Club and guests Tues
day night of last week at the
homo of Mrs. Ralph Skoubo.
Fifty-six color slides were
shown In showing the "before"
and "after" treatment of the city
apartment and home, as well as
the country home, ending up
with a four story town house.
Mrs. Wayne Kuhn showed the
slides, with commentary by Mrs.
Ronald Black.
The program Is put out an
nually by the Celancse Corpora
tion of America, trusting that the
many suggestions given will In
spire people to try the Ideas In
their own homes. Every room lnll.ome of her sister, Mrs. Esther
a home Is featured, with several t.mmons.
Ideas for each. I Natf Maeomber Is a patient
The dress length given as a at St. Vincent's hospital In Tort-
sKciiil prize was won by Mrs. land where he had back surg
La Vera Partlow. lery last week. Mrs. Maeomber Is
Other guests Included Mrs. My- there with him.
ron Watts, Mrs. Everett Daniels, I Mrs. Frank Marlow visited
Mrs. Eldon Shannon, Mrs. Ar- three days last week at the home
thur Allen. Mrs. Clyde Tanne- of her aunt. Mrs. Ernest Zerba.
hill, Mrs. Carol Getz. Mrs. Ada- In Walla Walla. She also vis
line Baker, Mrs. Rollin Bishop, ited her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Nathan Thomas and son Roy, who were
Thorpe, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and there from Rlgglns. Idaho. Sun-
Mrs. Frank Marlow. day visitors at the Marlow home
The next meeting of the club were their son and daughter-In-
will be at the home of Mrs. Ray law. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mar-
Gronqulst Oct. 23. low. Pendleton.
Mrs. Ronald Black was host-
tOa (t .fuiM-J r.ijr.n-lf with
caik.iu rk.iit r.d their
harttnflr a ariluui pt
U tH-n idre.tified In Marrow
county, U Ml we hsve thought
for mine ilm thne wa t
tunic w.,uM be an nft-ta!ln tf
tl.e rr,-dua head i In Mrnw
Count) It was .!! Ut Friday
that It was rtut!!y Kientifird In
the county.
I'aul Webb, rancher on upper
Rhea Crn-k t i rtrd what he
tliuuglit to b fur luk. head. Tak
ing me to Ue Ir.frktatiun In Balm'
F.rk the weed was definitely
Identified. Unlr there are large
Infeatattuna othirwl unknown
the are small enough fur con
trol If steps are taken now to
eradicate IL
Where left to Increase the weed
has taken ranges In many coun
ties In the west. Stockmen report
that animals will not rat this
grass at any stare t f Its growth.
It Is an annual branching at the
base with slender stems eight to
2 Inches tall. While It crowa
r X C ANDCMOM
U-ri laiwfcMj tl S.!.r.!.ry the 4
Boardman News
! Mr. n4 M Pudvljh S'-cUAe
if tie, were fcunday UHa at
the heme c f telnke's sUter. Mr.
UVLuuisa Earw""!
Poitor Rydgren
To Serve Church
As Representative
hand wet matrrtal on the rel. fj, B pajty t bet home Sunday
In tf meant line ihoa who 'ftrrr..n in b"r 4 ber xn
ii.irtetc-d might st. p by the tA j-rr' eighth bltth.iay. uurts
fir and lock at ur jiar.t were Mr. Ituhard Wmlre and
ChfMy. Mt JUriJ tuner ana
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itiiti! 1.J m cf M 1 sml
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whsrh we were arrar.gln lot
or vol K-.nnie. Randy and Karen, Wayne
t t b.ts Woolen. i:nnle Flug. Tlmmy
dVu.,,.;;",;' 't Cn.uch. and Wayne Downey,
k n.,.. rnliree. Wei Mr and Mr Irank an
aked for a plot of two JO acre and children Marilyn. Marsha,
cheat lnfeted stubhle areas ivnnis and Davey' cf Sunny side.
where we might apply mater- VVah. were wet kend visitors ai
Halt for chemical summer fallow the rsome c van .
These we have not yet found, in law and Uter, Mr. and Mr.
John rtouilfobt. lone, hat volun-Je Crvuch.
leered a field for the selective Visitors the past week at the
control of rye growing In wheat. I home of Mr. and Mrs. harl MC
We still need two four acre plots Quaw were McQuaw'a mother.
i f pew ly seeded wheat to apply Mrs. Jennie M.-Quaw or Fortiana.
every thing to help people to be I and Al Wllkins of Tacoma
materials for the aeleeilve con- Craveklde sen ices will be held
tml or cheat grass, rranx rnippa-prhursdav at 11 am. at River
Oregon State College weed re v w mciery for Fred Hooper.
scarcn man. cawea on wonaay io . j-jMpnt m.r- u-no dleu
Inform us that he would not ba Gaston Oct. 18,
back to the area until the middle
i r- 9 nsttfl aa-MaLr ta a i t et v ivinra
Wht Mk rh,,, ". ."U-edlnis to be done In the Co-In the Frank Anderson ranch on
lurobla Basin for plots auch as Hiurday, Oct. 27. We will be
these to be established. Let us Uorking at this during the early
know If you are Interested in a I afternoon of that day.
plot on your farm.
The Rev. J-hn Rydgren haa
br-ti apinted tj ere as travel
retteiwniatlve foe the North fa-
sillie ilisttlrt of the nrwly trn-fg-
lisg Tle A met lea it Lutheran
Church.
The North Pacific district coy.
rts all f Oregon and Washing
ton and part of Idaho. He la to
arrange a siedal train for the
young people of the Luther
I..., Mi.- i.r the rhurehea In lha
jdutrlct to travel to Miami Beach
At t for the Luther League conven
tion in August, and to attend the
convention wilh the group from
this dlMrlct.
Between and lXkW Luther
Leaguers are expected to be mak
ing the trip.
crass cannot compete with It
Leaf blades are narrow and short
and the flowers are In a very
bushy spike. The grain with Its
closely Investing bracta Is like
a small, very slender barley. If
range man were to determine
whether this weed la Important
enough to be on a constant look
out for he would only need to
visit with those who have lost
heir range to the Invading pest.
Now that we know that we have
some In the county we will do
Stonfield Meat Co.
Hugh Smith, Owner A Mfi.
Staafleld, Or.
CUSTOM CUniNO-CUTTWO
CURU4Q
Wholesale A BetaU
LOCKER MEAT
Call CI p-3633
WE DEJJVE1
For those who might be Inter
ested In the Oregon Beef Cattle I
Improvement program as well
as International Performance
Registry we Invite you to partici
pate In the weaning and weigh
ing of part of the 19G0 calf crop
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Thurs., Frl., Sat, Oct 20, 21. 22
This Rebel Breed
Rita Moreno, Mark Damon in
a hardhitting expose of teen
age gangland. PLUS
The Sword and the
Cross
Intrigue during the early
Christian era. In color.
Sun., Mon.,
25
Tues.. Oct 23, 24,
Wild River
Montgomery Clift Lee Remlek.
Jo Van Fleet. A thrilling ro-
mantle drama filmed entirely
in Tennessee in CS and Color.
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Visitors the first of last week ess for the home economics club
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. or ureenneid crangc Wednesday
Claud Worden were Wordcn's afternoon of last week at her
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles home, with Mrs. Malph Skoubo
Yaples of Crestline, Calif., and as co-hostess. Members were re-
Mr. and Mrs. George Skousen of minded that next month would
Sierra Madre, Calif. be election of officers. Also they
Mrs. Dean Ekleberry and were asked to bring any gifts
daughter Shirley and son-in-law for the state hospital in Pendle
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ton to the next meeting.
Delaney and daughter Brenda, Greenfield Grange met Thurs-
all of Madras, visited at the day night of last week at the
home of Mrs. Ekleberry's bro- hall, with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
ther-in-Iaw and sister, Mr. and Black and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mrs. Elvln Ely, Sunday. Skoubo as hosts. The meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ander- started with potluck supper at
egg and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gar- 6:30, with a large crowd In at-
diner have returned home from tendance. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
n week's vacation at the Ander- Skiles were admitted as new
egg's summer home at Long members. Guests were Hugh
Beach, Wash. Mrs. Amleregg left Brown of Pendleton and Don Hur
Monday for Corvallls to visit her rle of Hermison. The ladies were
daughter, Barbara, who Is at- asked to bring pies to sell at the
tending O.S.C. election Nov. 8. Election of offl-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strutz cers will be held at the next
were in Portland Sunday to at- meeting.
tend the Oregon state Bulldog Mrs. Earl Briggs, home econ
Club dog show at the Armory, omics chairman of Morrow Coun
Saturday they visited at the ty Pomona Grange, went to Hep
homes of their parents, Mr. and Pner Monday to take entries to
Mrs. k. u. fatruiz at vernonia, the canning contest. Winners In
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bighouse eluded Mrs. Cecil Hamilton of
In Portland. Boardman who won first with
Mrs. Glen Carpenter accompa- dewberry Jelly, and second with
nied Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson of canned blng cherries. Mrs. Ray
cannon Beach to La Grande over Drake of Heppner won first with
the weekend and visited at the canned apricots, and second with
crabapple jelly. Esther Kirmls,
county extension agent, was!
Judge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Taylor and
children Theresa, Jim, Rickie and
Randy of Portland were weekend
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Jones.
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Mrs. Earl Brlggs was hostess
for the Boardman Garden Club at
her home Monday night, with
Mrs. Algy Taylor as co-hostess.
Sandra Thorpe and Ton! Taylor
assisted In serving refreshments.
Mrs. Bernard Donovan was a I
guest. Roll call was answered by
giving the name of a favorite
house plant.
Mrs. Leo Potts presented an ar
ticle on how to cut and take care
of cut flowers. Mrs. Florence Root
read articles on "How to Kill
Weeds," and "Vacation Sanctu
ary."
The club voted to move the
rose bushes at the Carpenter Mo
tel to the cemetery.
Bel Air Sport Coupe. The"' 1 ." WMJ"
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"Food labels tell the inside
story" was the subject of the
meeting of the County Extension
Unit Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Dewey West. Leaders and
hostesses were Mrs. West and
Mrs. Walter Hayes. Assisting in
presenting the program were
Mrs. Everett Daniels. Mrs. G. C.
Doits and Mrs. Guy Ferguson.
The meeting started at 10:30
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Luncheon was served at noon.
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