I Ulttnt CAXCTTC TIMCi. Tfcr4Y. Hrr4 If. IW
Boardman News
r MART Lit MARLOW
Nathan Thorp elected
matter tt Greenfield Crane at
the hall Thuriay night of lat
k. Oth-r ttttU-rt are: Over
et?r, Clyde Tar.nrhtH; lecturer,
Mr. Kurlt MKU-i. ttrttald,
trnf Zrnar, :ir.i i:raf.
ard. J;m Thorpe; thai-Uln, Mj
Andrrw Skllr; treasurer. Mi
Cetil Hamilton; ffH ary, Mr.
Claud Coat; Kukeej-r. Andrew
SkUra; Crfea. Mi. Florence
Root; lrfnona. Mi Guy Frrgu-
luNJ I Wl. Ml (4!t lafpri.trr; , xilrltl) huiu'il
than Thuf. r r u !v e t. rt.Tf.'t !
Ir-r I'juJ li'..f I Uin I.Jv ild .
Guy 'rli''i
llif n-rl!.".jj tlltlrj mill .t '
uk u j-rf at t l u!a urir j
Mr aM Mr. IVail Gsl5ej.ie. j
Mr Glen Carj-ct.trr and Mr. and j
Mr. Char it Af.irrri'k'
The Grai tf 1il have d Cl.t.st
ny at Me r.f xt rr.it-Mr
jVe H, w;th ri!iH''- "f f !t
Hay
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I Mil Miyuaw,
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lratl.il in Cithlmtl
Mr. an.l Mr. R. B. Randa of
Iloar'lmrtn annoinu-e !. rnagi
mciit .f ihrir lun.'h!r. M.iry
Ana, to HuiU Ijih 7!n., !ort Allt
m.iiin, sxiii i.f Mr. nml Mm. W. T.
Allemann f IJrkt Iy. Calif. A
l.i Dtvuibcr vtcil.iinj; lt bo.
j": idannrd.
Miss Itjn.ls n L-raluite of
I- Aplman lllh S hixi and Ore
LEI ME TELL
mil
. . . how my liability
Insurance paid all the
bills that time Tom pot
his leg c-atiK'I.t in the
tractor. Good thing I
w.'is ire;ired'
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Liability
Insurance Pays Off
You'll always be pro t e c t e d
ncrnlntit fln.mrlnl loss with liabil
ity Insurance. Coverage cost Is
moderate.
TURNER, VAN MARTER Cr BRYANT
INSURANCE AGENCY
183 N. MAIN PHONE 6-9652
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Mi Claud IVU and Mr llo.
iriit V. r.i unit to ItlneUiJe
Saturdrty t.j attrlid il. mftina
v' IW t nultj HUUUt of lh Off.
f.il lUiri h i.f th National
Ijt-Aii ie t f vtmitet, ludd In
t!ie Lvitloiaii Cliutt'i tUrte
Kt rr.p frm the r-i r.al ofJic In
1' i. i, I vt.; yuet iM-aker.
In Hi aftt-riuKin Mr. Cuata,
uhu U f.-iiiih U jnid-nt f
the O'eivn branch, attiMidil a
tai ..f!i.t: frruti mwtine
t tlm t. l,.o Inn.
N'orrp,,in Nidwin. n of Mr. and
Mr Clarence Nelson, U a pa
tlent In the Fmanucl Hospital In
P"!t!nd. and uill bo there- for
mine time, lit I In room 416
there.
Mr and Mr. Cone Kisley are
tl parent of a daughter born
Nov. R In Anrhorapo, Alaska. ?h
ha been named Tammy Jo. The
t'-andparerit are Mr. and Mr.
Claude Worden of Boardman,
and Mr. and Mr. Charl- Rlsley
i f Onarca. 111. The baby weigh-
id ten pound, four ounces.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Marlow
"companled Mr. and Mr. Dar
rdl Marlow of IVndlcton to Cot
I.: Co Grove over the weekend to
visit nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Marlow. They also went
to Kr-odsjKirt and other coastal
point.".
Mm. Arnin Hug went to La
Grande last Thursday to visit at
the home of her mother. Mrs.
Katie Elckford. for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter
of La Grande visited at the home
of Mrs. Carpfnter's mother. Mrs.
Russell Miller, over the wecK
end.
The Riverside high school
band under the leadership of
Bill White will participate In the
Morrow County band festival to
be held at Heppner Nov. 22 at
D.m. The conductor of the fes
tival will be Russ Larson, direc
tor of the Walla Walla High
School band. There will be a
parade on the streets of Hep-
oner at 4 D.m. of all bands tak
ing part In the festival. The rest
of the day will be spent rehears
ing. The bands also go to Hep
pner to rehearse Nov. 19.
ifuiitv In Ju.tlf court. Fined S-M
and rt.
Larry l.irv.in Jud:c, no op
erator Hern: tine. $3 00.
RuV Alien Collin, exceed I nf
bag limit; t.ne. S-3 00.
Jean Kosrney Muring. n mo.
t.,r v.-hi-l licons: fin. 1500.
Owar Geoise, dtunk In public
.l.t.e; SI SOU bail forfeited.
Tom Nt lon. drunk on public
.tiift; S.SHtf bail.
Clarence Braaton. Illegal U
turn; S-Y0O bail forfeited.
Murdith Sumner Brinnin,
M-menntl to C month In th
ct.unty Jul and S2."0 fine and
cotirt c"it on chartu of poe
inc niah. wh. wort fit for
distillation.
30 YEARS AGO
rrom th fila of tha
Gaxatta-Ttma
November 1$. 1960
Mrs. Delcle Chapel. Mis L.
Tore, and Miss BillW Leather
motored to Pendleton on Saturday.
Leonard Schwarz returned late
Mondav evening from Portland
wher h went on Sunday with
a truck load of beef cattle. He
found the market for cattle very
prior owing to the yards being
filled with an excessive amount
of stock.
Hennner emerged victorious
from the two football games with
Hermiston on Armistice Day.
The grade school won 27 0 and
the high school won 39 0.
Monument
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Munkers
spent Saturday in Arlington vis
iting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Graves are
living on the L. A. Palmer ranch
formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Dsn Smith who have moved
to California.
The lone Hotel was completely
destroyed by fire between 7 and
8 o'clock Sunday morning. It is
believed the fire started from an
overheated stove. The hotel has
been closed while some repair
work was done.
Hvatt and Dlx Red and White
store, Saturday Specials coffee,
3 lbs. for 86c, red & White coffee,
l ib. package for 23c, red & white
pancake flour for 35c.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Donnell
were visiting in Hood River with
relatives over the weekend.
y MARTHA MATTCSON
Mr. and Mr, pt-riall Farren
and rhildrrn left early Friday.
Nov. II. for AtilanJ wher they
1ited her itor and brother
In law. Mr. and Mr W. II. June
in Athland; alo her two nUxe
and their familie. the William
Frderu' of Ahland and thu
W, F. Mile of Salem. They tr.
turned home the 13th.
The Monunu-r.t high thool
M-nlor are felling ,lM'lr fl'V
and dam plan ready for Nov.
24th. It U a three act comedy
named "Shy Guy". The plyaer
are: Tony Morgan. Flalne Rey
rwdd. Gary Engle. NIcMe Drees,
Itiv Davi. Laura Lee Bleakman.
Lula Stan alt. Laura Ann Vln-
mn. Barbara Wheeler, keith
Cork, and Bob Conley. The play
will be thanksgiving night at
the Monument gym.
Jim Derbln of Prlnevdie came
in lust week after hi wife and
two daughters who had spent
some time here with her mother.
Mr. Reeta Hlnton.
Mavnard Hamilton and Ivan
Benadect drove to Halfway Wed
nesday for a Presbytery meeting
of the district.
Miss Betty Obrest and Wave
Jackson left Friday afternoon for
Condon to spend the night with
Wave daughter and family.
Thelma Malley' then left Fri
day for Portland where they will
visit other relatives over the
weekend.
Miss Laura Lee Shank and
Miss Nlckle Drees drove to La
Grande for the weekend, as
guests at Eastern Oregon College
for Homecoming Week.
Word was received last week
nf a habv eirl. born Nov. 8 at
7:36 p.m.. 7 lb. 714 oa. to Mr.
and Mrs. La Verne Matteson 01
Alturas. Calif. She was named
Martha Delores. Grandparents
are, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matte
son and Mrs. H. D. Hlnton of
Monument.
PROTECT THE FOaeSTS AMD 0U
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Morrow County Grain Growers,
Incorporated
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Begins at
6:00 p.m.
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THREE DIRECTORS TO BE ELECTED
Seven Associate Directors To Be Elected
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Mooting begins with free dinner at 6 o'clock.The reserve champion 4-H Steer will be the
main course, prepared by the lone Grange ladies. Many valuable prizes will be given.
COME, AND BE ON TIME!